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London, England, 1853-03-24 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 24, 1853.. •
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A &SIZE INTELLIGENCE. ; was the serang or chief of the Asiatic crew, Captain STATE OF TRADE. - RAILWAY ACCIDENTS, for evolving and conducting it is too delicate for the rough PRICES Op SHARES.
Robert Luster Sharp, the commander of the Affghan, • es, • usage and the disturbing causes to which they would be ex-
.
-•• was arrested yesterday. COMMUNICATION BETWEEN GUARD AND DRIVER. posed when trains are in motion.
IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM-
.
(From the Manchester Guardian of yesterday.)
, tdriepveanndeeinsgofonansiygiuhtn,d7cadnistbaensto saoduonpdted, or ple. xgccoirn:
31. That committee is therefore satisfied that no signals
NORTHERN ClRGurr.,--LtvERPOoL, MARCH 23. The Rev. Mr Campbell, a dissenting ministes, acted REPORT.
PANIES' STOCK.
. (Before Mr. Baron Martin.) as interpreter ; Mr. Pelham!appe,ared for the defence. MANCHESTER, March 22.-In our last report, we 1. The Board of Delegates of the railway clearing-house
bee . The evidence of Semshire, the burra tindal or boat- stated that the little excitement in cotton, got up at the toonthecovm
at its last quarterly meeting, having resolved that " the cumstances of a railway t •make arYln
• From the Official List.
ROBINSON V. DELAMERE. ram as to the commumca- -
swain of the Asiatic crew, and several other Lascars, beginning of the week, by way of
.c, making things plea- question of establishing a communication between guards tion at all times certain, and that the only feasible means PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING,
MIS *air 'an action for a breach of promise of marriage,
went to show that Rahmut Allee, who died at sea, and sant" to the speculators, was passing away, and leaving ,:nd engine-drivers, and guards and passengers, be again of accomplishing theobject LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 22.
in view is by ma •
machinery, en-
to which deiendant pleaded a discharge from his promise
died .
inanimate
steady- submitted to the consideration of the general
Mohsum, who at Gravesend, had been very cruelly our market in an state, yet evidently
before breach.
for treated byP the first and second mates, and that the im- • ing itself at rather better prices than such as, in many in- with a view to ascertain whether a plan for establishing to strike a bell fixed to the tender. A great variety of JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Mr. Monk (Mr. Wheeler with him) stated the case -
mediate.
such a . means of communication can be devised which schemes to effect this • •
' • • •tie fit cause of their deaths was the violence inflicted stances, were accepted under e of apprehension which have been, from time to time, made Dividend ,amount
the -plaintiff.would not create”
greater
dangers than those it is designed
them b the mates on several occasions but parti- had come over us in the previous week. To-day, thepublic, and many of them are secured by patent. eof Company. per I of Paid. P ice.
Mrs. Ostler said that the plaintiff was her husband's upon y
to rd aeamst, the general managers were accordingly 32. The committee, keeping in view that the mode 11" am
' -course of business has been and •ts amount incon-Anuum. ' Share.
•and the defendant, a Frenchman, came to lodge c rly in two instances. One day Rahmut Alice was
of i.
summoned, and held several meetings at the railway clear- selected must have the qualitiesofsimplicityof t
niece, I but, in
sprung up with the aloft, and the mainsheet broke. The second mate gave siderab e ; the department yarns, there is a ing-house.4 s. d. Xs. d.
at their house, and an intimacy tion, facility of adjustment, and certainty in action, is of
Sher more evident recovery of firmness than was erce -
tiff
Miss
. In July,
her. Kate not understanding it, could not obey it, on which the tib_e on Friday and Saturday. Some effect has no doubt which took place at the first meeting, that the prelimina
rY to fulfil those conditions -- suitedßritish North American 6 per cent. 50 0 0 0 0 Miss Kate, and asked her permission to marry .
Commercial of London. 6.. per ., I 0 0 0 0 0 -
-
soon after came in. He took her by the hand and said, second mate knocked him. down on the carpenter's been produced by the American advices, received yester- inquiries which were deemed indispensable to enable these 33. It is proposed that every tender should have a loud- eo.ontai ............. 3' per cent.lloo 0 0 ' 0 0 -
"day, whichrather higher prices at New Orleans, officers- to perform the • ed to them would
the subject to Madame," on which gate block, and while in that position kicked him until the -
I have named
and lookedagreeable. Witness had told him man was perfectly insensible, and he died three or four Mobile, Charleston, and Savannah, as well as at New to the place where the engine-driver usually stands ; that Lontl. Char Bk. of Ace. - 120 0 0 41“ 0 17%
smiled very
the York, occasioned partly by a smaller decline than was assembled. the apparatus to be used for striking the bell be fitted with London and County .. 6'. Der cent. 50 0 0 4'- 0 0 -
thatbe might think they would give her some fortune, but days afterwards. A day or two ' before he died,
3. The committee which had in the previous year been Londn and Westminstr 61. per cent. 150 0
0 20 0 0 35
to do expected having taken place at Liverpool ; partly by a contrivance for easily attaching a rope or line to it • that
was not the case ; their circumstances would not chief mate said he was a skulker, andorderedhim
engaged in investigating the merits of a plan proposed
rte each guard's van be fitted with% drum having two' divi- London Joint Stock ... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 -
in their lifetime. He his duty, but the man not answering he. kicked two the somewhat favourable accounts respecting cotton
rmit them to give her anythingthe Board of Trade was therefore requested to resume its sions the one smaller than the other; that the larger divi- FropviitnrecialNeowf Ireland.. Si
1.
perper cent.cent 10010 'OO 0 250 0,. 0 -
said from France and other parts of the European continent,
I only want Miss Kate." or three times. Some of the witnesses said there were p-
. labours on a more extended scale, and to report on the aeon 'be of sufficient capacity to hold
" Oh- never mind that,
andpartly by a falling off of
Witness told her husband, and defendant was called into marks of violence on Rahmut Allee's body, that his head
.various contrivances for affecting the desired communica- drum a coil of line equal in length to the maximum length Nat Provncial of Eng. 61. per cent. 100 0 35 9 0 -
of 13,000 Union, as the room and she told him she had done so, and he said was much swollen, and blood was issuing from his nose week s receipts, at the ports the ion, as com- tion which are now pressed on the attention of railway of the trains ; that in the smaller division a cord be fixed Ditto, New .... 6/. per cent. 20 oelo 0 0 -
'Ostler was agreeable. Mr. Ostler said he and mouth. The %death of Mohsum was attributed pared with the corresponding week of last year, al- companies,
to and wound round the drum, having a balance weight Oriental Bank Corpora. 81. p ct.&bs. 25 0 0 1/. 0 0 57%
he hoped Mr. -
was a foreigner and a stranger, and he hoped a marriage chiefly to the violence o . . . f the chief mate One day the though, as we learn from Wright's circular, telegra. 4. The committee, thus recalled to action has held several always in action suspended from the end r •
O. it, for the par- Union of +tat:all/L.- 6 p, ct.& bs. 25 0 0 2`., t, 0 78
that the followingweekwould andaddressed letters to ' • •
be in less than twelve months. Defendant chief mate took up a handspike and struck Mohsum a phic advices showed -
said
would not
The state of the cottonquestion is considerable number of continental railway companies, all- that the lever of the bell be fixed do clown by a spring of fad_ Und,n of London ..... 71 per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 17%
he expected some money from a patent, and then he severe blow over the wrist and broke his arm, and while exhibit an increase. .
informationwhich it •
should wish to marry immediately. They removed to he was thus disabled the second mate ordered him to such as to render buyers in this market exceedingly eau- Ict . lymg.for any - - 40 0040 0 0 h had • • .
those companies to give. The committee as also an as the strain on the line at starting, and at other times, so
-
Cheadle, and then the defendant was in the constant wash the deck. Mohsum expressed his inability to do tious ; and any positive advance of prices, any attempt til
INISURANCE COMPANIE A.
habit of coming to see the plaintiff. After the French so, but the second met struck Sim repeatedly, and at more than a steady hold of the rates of a fortnight opportunity of reading a large number of written commu- that te bell may never ring except by the act of the
nications, which had been sent to the chairman and others guard hand, finally, that the signal line when used, be Dividend Amount
revolution he was in distressed circumstances, and he kicked him about the body. Mohsum never rallied back, would stop the limited , operations nowgoing on.
. of its members, and of examining the models and draw- carried alone the carriages in the way in which experience Name of Company, per of Paid. Price.
wrote a letter to plaintiff, and witness saw him, and afterwards. The burra tindal also complained that On the other hand, yarns . from 80 s upwards are still •
.'rigs of several inventions, aided, in many cases, by the may show to be the best, supported by spring receivers of Annum. Share.
told him it had almost broken her heart, and asked him he had been struck by the chief mate, and another hardening, and a further rise is determined on by the oral explanations of the inventors. a simple construction, and be attached to the lever of the.
what he meant. He said, "Teach her to hate me. Lascar, whose hand was bound up, said that the second spinners. In domestics, there is somewhat more doing 5. One of these inventions consisted of a metallic rod, to bell, xs.d.X s. d
Albion .......... •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 90
I shall bring nothing but trouble upon here, He added mate put his finger on the chain cable, struck it with at the previous prices ; but printing cloths are quiet, be permanently attached to each carnage, at a uniform 34. The guard, when desiring to make a signal to the Alliance Brit. and For. 71.148.6d.b5. 100 0011 0 u 25%
that he had not had courage to give the plain- a piece of wood, and nearly severed it. It was also posi- and 40-inch shirtings dull, height above the rails, with a contrivance at the end of engine-driver, will simply have to turn the handle of the Ditto Marine....... GI. p.c.& be. 100 0025 0 0 5.,
h rod for effecting a self-acting connexionwhen carriages el d Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 50 0 10 0 -
tiff up when he ought to have done, and again begged tively sworn to by the Lascars that neither Rahmut ROCHDALE, March 21.-We have had a more than reel sound the bell, and when his journey is en • ended it
each
attached to a train, and for coming to the variations Atlas
e his. duty to detach the line from the bell and wind
witness to teach her to forget him,' and concluded by Allee or Mohsum were sick or disabled before they were usually good attendance of buyers in the market to-day,
of distance between the carriages, resulting from the play 71
it round his reel ,rgus Life . ..... ..... 41. per cent. 100 0 0 16 0 0 - -
British Comte cial .. 7s. 6d 50 0 0 5 ' 1 7
saying, "I love her more than ever, but lam wretched." ill-used. especially from the London houses. At present the of the draw-bars. The rods when connectedand used '
,
used
may be made of hemp, copper Clericl.Med.& Gen. Life spr et. & be. 100 0 0 10 0 0 26% •
In March, 1849, his circumstances seemed to have im- Mr. Pelham was instructed that the statements made stocks on hand are very light, which enables the menu- were to be moved by an endless screw, and to act on a wire, or gutta ercha. Which of these materials is prefer- County . ...
proved, and he said he had gone into the wine trade, and by the Lascars were a tissue of gross falsehoods, made facturers to obtain more for their pieces. Many refuse steam-whistle fixed to the firebox of the engine. To this able must be determined by future ex • periments, so must s - Crown . 14s. 50 0 0 50 1 17U
he continued to come to see the plaintiff, and, in Octo- by a set of men who were proverbially liars, and that to sell at last week's prices, and those who have par- plan, ingenious though it be, there are several objections, also the kind of apparatus for striking the bell, which will r:agli, • •
and La • • • •
f,e 50 0 0 5 0 0 7
ber, eseo, witness perceived she was in the family way, no injury whatever had been done to them by the mates, chased have given an advance. Wool continues to ad- the principal being the difficulty of maintaining the rods make it give out the loudest sound ; but the ben has Ecelniro:ean Life::: - " 4% ber text, 100 0 0 5 0 0 , %
15s. 20 0 0 All paid. 20
and she spoke to defendant about it. He said " Oh, who were respectable and humane men. He called the Vance, and some sorts of English wool are becoming at a uniform height, and the danger to the porters when. been selected in preference to the whistle, because the let- Genera 1.......... .:: _ 50 0 5%
yes," but they would be married 'immediately, and he captain, the carpenter of the ship, and several other sea- very scarce. coupling the carriages. ter is now used for avariety of purposes which, if increased, Globe• •
.. .. 61. per cent. Stock. IP
~ teo
dtof a gotta percha tube, to be miht
n consisted
lth Anoer pa se
would come over on the Saturday following. He did men, who gave a complete contradiction to the evidence , MACCLESFIELD, March 22.-Our manufacturers con- 6. g lead to confusion, and because experiments made with iaaiiir.e :: :....•
lei., per cent 100 0 0 45 0 0 61u
likewise permanently attached to each carriage, the con- bells, at the request of the committee, have shown that Imperialplt2l;.cent. 5100: 0 0 50 0 0 310
not come, and her husband went and brought him, and of the witnesses for the prosecution, and said the Lascars tinue very active, with considerable orders on hand. The tenuity of the several tubes to be effected by others of yen they Imperial Life ••• • • ' o 10 0 0 IN
asked him when he meant to marry Kate. He answered were humanely treated by the two mates, and that the production is only circumscribed by want of weavers, canised Indiarubber. The signal was in this case to be given 3y.willaanswer the purpose.
6 H ving thus described the arrangement which the Law Fire ....
Indemnity Marine.... 'i. eh. & ce. 100 0 0 20 0 0 58
it might be one month, it might be two or three, but he only person who was in the practice of beating them was the scarcity of whom has been. so much felt for some to the engine-driver by means of a whistle at the end of the committee think • '
most suitable, it remains, in conclusion, Law Life.- - ........
. ... 23 & 2s. be. 100 0 0 210 0 4,i
would marry her as soon as possible, and he would keep the burra tindal, who always had a rope with a knot years. The stocks on hand of silk manufactured tube; and the passengers were likewise to be accommodated to observe, that unless the plan be -and - - too 00to 0 o
acceptedso-
- applied by ►• g
1e al and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 0 5%
her and her child till he could do so. Mr. Ostler asked tied in it, with which he frequently beat them, and that goods are very light Thrown silks-The sales to the by shorter tubes running up from the main one into the all the companies who interchange rolling stock, its par- London Fire .
him if he was going to prove himself a villain, and or- he refused to bring Rahmut Aelee a drop of water when home trade have been considerable, and stocks are carriages. A gutty percha tube, said to be 400 feet long, pose will be defeated. It will therefore be necessary, London -hip....
dered him to leave the houe Before doing SO, he went he was dying. The carpenter and seamen also stated everywhere reduced to a very low ebb. The orders WaS Produced, but, though the whistle could. be heard with should the delegates of the dearin _h
g house approve the do-
Marine . . iss.per shale 100 0 0 15 0 0 22
to Kate and said, "You are my wife, you know you that the captain was very attentive and kind to the from the continent continue to some extent, but there some distinctness the attempt to speak audibly through it cision to which the committee has come, that steps sh uld MI I p • • lid & Gen. Life 4% . per et. 50 0 0 20 0 3
are. Do you suppose I attach any importance to that Lascars, and that they never witnessed any ill usage. is literally nothing at market to execute them with. failed, and showed that it was inapplicable, be taken to insure the immediate and general adoption. of
0 IllnerVa •• .. •• .. •• .. ip. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6
Monarch • - - - - 5 o 0 1 0 0 2Cs
ridiculous ceremony, which was made to put money into Capt. Sharp, who gave evidence at great length, ex- Raw Silks-The market remains firm for all descriptions 7. Another of the eithibitors proposed to use an air the plan by all the associated companies, in order that Nationa Moan Fund .• 51. per cent. 20 002 10 0 2% •
priests' pockets ?" Her' husband again ordered him to culpated the mates, and said they were men of good cha- excepting Italians, which are rather drooping in price : :whistle, p.laced in the guard's van, the air to be pumped every tender may be at once fitted with a bell, every Paßadium IA to Si. per cent. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3
into a cylinder fitted with a safety-valve,. and worked by -
guard's van with a drum, reel, and balance line, the frame Pelican '' -•••••• • • •• - - 45
leave, and he did so. ratter and conduct, and very kind to the Lascars. He the consumption of Chinas is beyond all precedent.' ,thcenix - --•. • • • •
means of a piston rod and eccentric attached to one of the - -
of every railway vehicle with the necessary number of In November last defendant married a Miss Mather. never heard any complaint on the part of the Lascars HUDDERSFIELD, March 2s be
market to-day has axles. A member of the committee stated when the Processional Life Si. per cent. 65 0 0 1-0 0 I'7
spring receivers on both aides, and every guard with a P .dent Life
Some time ago he sold his patent, which was for print- against Mr. Harrison or Mr. Kimz except on one occasion, been quiet, there not having been a very good attend- modelTal was under examination, that a similar ' w apparatus signal line of the requisite length. Rock MN ........ - -
ing calico, to Messrs. Bird. It did not appear bow when a Lascar said the chief mate had shoved him down ante of either buyers or sellers. Anything in new pat- had been tried On the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, ewe
K HUISH, General Manager, London and ROYal.EXChange ....•• 6/. p.et. & bs. Stock. all. 236
much he got for it. on the deck. He investigated the case, and the chief terns for the spring trade meet with ready purchasers. bat with very unsatisfactory results • and other members North-Western Company, and Chairman of Sun 'ire Si. 10s - „ -
Mr. Sergeant Wilkins addressed the jury for the de- mate said he had fallen down by accident. The Lascars Most of the shippers in town are very busy with orders of the committee corroborated, from 'their own experience, the Committee. Ditto Life .. 11. 6e. - I
" -
fendant, and reminded them that they had nothing to do were in good health when they left Calcutta, and were both for the continent and America, but cannot get the opinion he expressed, that not even the loudest steam- United Kitwdom •4/p ct & be. '2O 0 0 40 0 5'
with E. HARRISON, Engineer, York, Universal Life ... ••
• • • . with the fact of the plaintiff being pregnant. They had well provisioned according to their peculiar religion, and them fitted up in anything like the usual time, the ma- - whistle could, if placed in the rear of a train, be depended Newcastle, and Berwick Railway. ‘'lctoria Life ...... -
..... 21. ss. per -h. 100 0 0 10 0 0 45
51. per cent. - 412 6 8 %
on as a signal to the engine-driver.
only to consider what damage she had sustained by looked after on the voyage. When the ship was be- nufacturers having so many heavy orders on hand. JOSEPH SANDERS, General Manager, Mid-
8. Another contrivance was an ingenious application of land Railway. BRIDGES.
breach of contract in the defendant, a foreigner of whom tween the Line and, St. Helena, about forty days before HALIFAX, March 19. - There has been a little inquiry that•
part of the arrangements of the electric telegraph SEYMOUR CLARKE, General Manager, Great she knew nothing, not marrying her. If they gave the arrival of the ship in England, sickness commenced to-day in our piece hall for goods of low quality ; but which consists in ringing a signal bell. Experience, how- Northern 'Railwy.Dividend Amount
what was called exemplary damages they would probably among the Lascars, and from the peculiar appearances the sales have not been very extensive, as the merchants ever, has shown that the agent employed in the lectric S. P. BIDDER, General Manager, North Staf- game of Company. per of Paid. Price.
send him through the Insolvent Court. he attributed their illness to secondary symptoms of are not willing to give prices proportioned to the pre- telegraph is too volatile, and its action too uncertain, to Annum. Share.
fordshire Railway. •
Mr. Baron Martin summed up, and the jury retired, syphilis, and was informed by the serang and the tindal sent cost of yarn. The spinners are asking, and in some render it suitable for the purpose to which the inventor JAMES ALLPORT, General Manager, Man- .£ s. d. X s. d.
and on their return found for the plaintiff.-Damages that their countrymen were afflicted with a loathsome instances obtaining, advanced rates for most descriptions would apply it.
chester, Sheffieldand Lincolnshire Railway. 14.1euenrifiejf_nist :... .. .. - - - 12
loot. disease before leaving Calcutta. He gave them medi- of yarn, and there is a pretty fair ~'.errand for home con- 9. One gentleman exhibited a new description of break J. M. LAWS, R.N.., General Manager of the ars • -••••••- too 0 0 - -
eines and ointment, and treated them for syphilis. He sumption ; but the shipping houses are almost out of the to be fixed to every carriage, and with such an arrangement Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. Ditto New of 7% p.c. 703. per cent. 50 0 0 -
Waterloo .• . ..... . 16
- 100 0 0 -3%
POLICE INTELLIGENCE. believed Rahmut Alee and Moshum both died of that market. Another rise has taken place in wool, and for connecting the breaks of all the carriages of a train as Dittn Old A nn. ofBl. 2/. Se.
would give the guards the means of applying them ali at
disease. The Lascars were very obstinate and very some sorts are now very scarce. Ditto liw ditto of 71. 21. 2s. Od. - 40 0 0 22%
_......._-___ the same instant, and of arresting by this means the atten- SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Vauxhall ..., ~ „
dirty, and although they were as well provided for as BIRMINGHAM, March 21.-We ere again able to revert tion Av. 21, 70 10 3 - 21
CLERKENWELL.-Williant Hall, a middle-aged co no go into their place m cense- with satisfaction to the opinion we strongly expressed at
the Europeans, he could t • th •' 'th• • of the engineman. •
man, footman in the service of Mr. Heakewell, of No
•7, quence of the stench. He offered to send the sick Las- the commencement of the present quarter, as to the pro- 10. A member •of the committee produced the model of
an apparatus to beplacedon the tender for • '
Po wis-place, Great Ormond-street, Queen-street, Blooms- cars to the Dreadnought hospital ship on the first arrival bable stability of the prices of iron then declared. bell by New Signal Tower at the entrance of the Baltic, from , Dividend Amount
means of a gotta percha rope carried •on
powerfula . ~ , .
the Gulf of Finland, and new Revolving Light at the en- Name of Company, , per of Paid. Price.
bury, was put to the bar before Mr. Corrie, charged by of h. hi d the 'cl dbut the would Althou h ti 1 li• the ' fixed
his sp, an e owner provi e cabs,ey wou g , compare ve y spea ing, ey a ereupon supports ong the tram to the guard s van. The committee
Mrs. Ehzabeth Heakewell with having assaulted her.. not go. a rather higher scale, it did not appear that they will, in 'another part of their report, return to the consi- trance of Matagorda Bay :- Annum. Share.
Mr. Clarkson, the barrister, who was instructed by Mr. Russell surgeon of Gravesend, said he examined advanced further than the actual relation between deration. of this contrivance. Dispatches aye been received at Lloyd's, from the Ad-
X s. d. X s. d.
Mr. Carew, solicitor, of Lincoln's-inn-fields, attended the body ofd
the
eceased Moshum, and in his opinion the the demand and powers of production would jus. 11. Finally, the committee examined numerous drawings
• miralty, that a new square eranite Tower has been placed East London
for the defence ;and the court was excessively crowded. man died of starvation d There
an exposure. ere was a slight tify, divested of any speculative considerations. This an
• d specifications but as the plans proposed are littleat the entrance of the * . - 69
Mrs. Heakewell, a pretty lady-like personage, having abrasion of the wrist of a very old character, and no other position has been assailed again and again, free, more than
modifications of some one or other of the con- sig,nals placed at the Eastern Rock ; also that a new Re. Kent.-- .... • -
volving Light has been established at the east end of Mats- Lambeth .......... ~ I - 100 0 0 - 843,
_
been sworn, said that she resided at No, 7, Powis-place, external marks of disease or violence h • w atever. The different quarters, by assertions and arguments of
.
'rt the - - 60
Great Ormond-street, Queen-street, Bloomsbury, the •to swell their necessary
.r repo with
.descriptions of their Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per eat. 100 0 0 - 90
wrist was very much swollen, but there was no broken various descriptions, and has been most severely tested
house of her husband, Mr. Thomas Heakewell. On plans which the parties have respectively given. -_. . West Middlesex - - 110
-er.....e- -. • . - arm or broken wrist. The teeth and gums were affected by the steady withholdine of orders on the nart of deal- -in re, _ ____:.i.t._ ,____ __ _ _ ._, _t._ _, t, • .. .. riTretrllrlitir Try-vrter-r• ....- .....

A. MIZE INTELLIGENCE. , was the serang or eines of tne Asiatic crew liaptain kat .alli 11, 1 21.111 /IL/. ........ L 1.4 Fr ... -. .......,1.L.1,A2.LV 20. for evoiving and. eonductmg it is too delicate for the rough
usaposgede awnhdenthetrdia
jostsurabrienigncitaasoteiosnto. which they would be ex- 1-11tLUES OP' SHARES.
..MO.RTALITY IN THE METROPOLIS.
Robert Luster Sharp, the commander of the'Affghan, • ees. •
••• . -•
_ :,. --..............----
.. _ was arrested yesterday. COMMUNICATION BETWEEN GUARD AND DRIVER. IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGISTERED
NORTHERN CIRCITIT.-LtvnthOoL, MARCH 23. The Rev. Mr Campbell, a dissenting ministes, acted (From the Manchester Guardian of yesterday.)
REPORT.
lexgccoirn..-
31. That committee is therefore satisfied that no signals
, tdriepveanndeeinsgofonansiygiuhtn,do,neadnistbaensto saoduonpdted, or PANIES' STOCK. IN THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MARCH 19. . ,
. (Before Mr. Baron Martin.) as interpreter ; Mr. Pelham!appe,ared for the defence. MANCHESTER, March 22.-In our last report, we 1. The Board of Delegates of the railway clearing-house
e eel! . The evidence of Semshire, the burra tindal or boat- stated that the little excitement in cotton, got up at the toonthecovmarpyin
at its last quarterly meeting, having resolved that " the cumstances of a railway train as to make the comm na- - Prom the Official List. Zymotic Diseases
ROBINSON V. DELAMERE.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENI ,
NG Diseases of Uncertain Seat
swain of the Asiatic crew, and several other Lascars, beginning of the week, bY waY of "making things Plea- question of establishing a communication between guards tion at all times certain and th tth ni f •131
This teag 'an action for a breach of promise of marriage, a eo y easi e means Tubercular Diseases
- - went to show that Rah t .A.ll ho died at s a and sant" to the speculators, was passing away, and leaving 1 and engine.drivers, and guards and passengers, be again of lishi the ob'ect • • • b LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 22.
mu ee, w e , b accomp ng j an view is y machinery, en.- Diseases of the Brain, Nerves and Senses 152
to which-defendant pleaded a discharge from his prounise
kt • ' • t tat t •cl tl tead b •tted to the consideration of the general mane • ,
Mohsum h '
w o died at Gravesend, had been very cruelly our mar ein an mamma e s e, ye evi en y s y- su mi gers, a ling the guard, when in his van at the rear of the train,
before breasch. hether a a
for treated b'y the first and second mates and that the im- ing itself at rather better prices than such as, in many in- with a. view to ascertain w . pl n for establishing to strike a bell fixed to the tender. A great variety of JOINT-SrOCK BANKS. Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels 59
Mr. Monk (Mr. Wheeler with him) stated the case
mediat • ' • • • d ted dth fit f h ' hi h
e cause of their deaths was the violence mflicte stances, were accep un er e o appre ension w c such a . means of communication can be devised which schemes to effect this have been, from time to time, made Dividend , Amount - Diseases of the Lun s and other Organs of
g
the:plaintiff. j would not create”grea
ter dangers than those it is desi ed
gn public, and many of them are secured by patent. Name of Company. per 1 of Paid. P ice. Respiration 332
Mrs. Ostler said that the plaintiff was her hu _ .
sband's upon them by the mates on several occasions u -
* b t parti had come over us in the previous week. To-day, the
Ito guard against, the general managers were accordingly 32, The committee, keeping in view that the mode Anuum. ' Share. Diseases of the Stemach, Liver, and other Organs
' fle • h b 1 • h d I t •
o lodge cularly in two instances. One day Rahmut Allee was course o usiness as een s uggis ,an i s amoun incon-
ummoned and held several meetin sat the 1. cle - of Digeston 7 2
niece, and the defendant, a Frenchman, came t , g rai way ar selected must have the qualities of simplicity of construe- -
in •
at their house, and an timacy p g al ft d • b k T d al. bl •bt•th d rt t f th re is a a
up with the 0, an the mainsheet ro e. he secon mate gave si era e,u , in e epa men o yarns, e Mg-house. tion, facility of adjustment, and certainty in action, is of 4s. cl. Xs. d. Diseases of the Kidneys, &c. • II
13-
run
Iness he loved an order to Rahmut Allee in English, and the Lascar, rather more evident recovery of firmness than was percel)- 2. It became evident, i th
n e course of the discussion opinion that the following plan will be f d b t I d Australasia-. ..-.. _ 6/. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 934 Childbirth, Diseases of the Ute
plaintiff. In July, 1847, he said to wi
h r Kat not underst di I uld t b I li. hth tilele on Friday and Saturday. Some effect has no doubt
an ng i, co no oeyi,on w ic e - . I which took place at the first meeting, that the prelimin • •
arY to fulfil those conditions -- olln es sul e British North American 6 per sent. 50 0 0 0 0 - rus &c.
Miss Kate, and asked her permission to marry_ e._ . e
Commercial of London. 6i. per cent ~1 00 0 0 0 - Dise-ses of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles
cond mate knocked him. down Orl the carpenter's been produced by the American advices, received yester- inquiries which were deemed indispensable to enable these 33 It is proposed that every tender sho
soon. after came in. He took her by the hand and said, se uld have a loud- Co'onial ............. V aer cent.isoo o 0 • 0 0 - Diseases of the Skin, &c.
d le• h h le• h • t N 0 1 ffi t rf the duty assigned to them would be • • •
'on which Kate block and while in that position kicked him until the ay, wlc report rat er ig er prices a ew r eans, o core ope orm sounding bell attached to it, at a point as close as possibl lonian . eer cent. 125 0 0 4, 0 0 -- •
Malformations 6
" I have named the subject to Madame,' , . . .
M bil Ch I t d S h 11 t N • better conducted by a smaller number than were then h 1 h th • d ' - e . **
•••••• • • • ' • • 61.
t• 120 0 0 21“ 0 17%
Witness had• told him man was perfectly insensible, and he died three or four o e, ar es on, an avanna ,aswe as a ew i . to te p ace w ere e engine- river usually stands ; that Lent.. Char Bk. of Aus. . -
smiled and looked very agreeable.
me fort e ds Ada or two • before he died, the York, occasioned partly by a smaller decline than vras assembled. the apparatus to be used for striking the bell-be fitted with Londoa and County .. W. Der cent. 50 0 0 ,it. 0 o _ Premature Birth and Debility 26
he might think they would but days afterwar .
give her so un , . .
3. The committee which had in the previous year been Londn and Westmins 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 35 Atrophy 2B
a contrivance for easily attachine a rope or line to it • that
d Ykulk dd d li• t d td h tak la t Liverpool ; partly by
stances would not chief mate sai he was a s er, an or ere un o o expec e eying en p ce a
that was not the case ; their circum
engaged in investigating the merits of a plan proposed bY each guard's van be fitted witlia drum having two' divi. ,roon:ionnc..laolio7 area..
511. eer cent.
1500
.0 0
.I‘if 0 0 - Old Age
permit them to give her anything in their lifetime. He his duty, but the man not an g
swerin he kicked him two the somewhat favourable accounts respecting cotton
the Board of Trade was therefore requested to resume its sions the one smaller than the other ; that the lar er divi- Ditto! N ew.. • .a•• 1 - per cent. 00 0 0 0 -
Sudden 8
... 81. per cent. 19 0 0 10 , 0 - .
fFdhf h E t. t
I nly want Was Kate." or three times. Some of the witnesses said there were rom ranee an ot er parte ot e uropean con inen ; „
said, " Oh; never mind that, o mooters on a more extended scale and to report on the sion 'be of eufficient capacity to hold wound rif nd b
t-e National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - Violence, Privation, Cold, and Intemperance 37
d and defendant was called into marks of yiolence on Rahmut Allee's body, that his head and partly by a falling off of 13,000 bales, in the various contrivances for affecting ihe desired communica- drum a coil f line ual 'n le gth tth • u Nat Provncial f E 61 100 0035 0 0 C •fi d -
Witness told her husban , o eq i no o e maximum length . o ng. . per cent. . - auses not sped e 4
•ssuin from his nose week's receipts, at the ports of the Union, as com- Von which re now pressed on th tt t. f il
i a a a en ion o ra wa Ditto, New .... -. . , 6/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
the room and she told him she had done so, and he said was much swollen, and blood was i g . .
y of the trains ; that in the smaller division a cord be fixed •
el* k f 1 1
agreeable. Mr. Ostler said he and mouth, The %death of Mohsum was attributed pared with the correspon ing wee o ast year, a - compsnies.
to and wound round the drum, having a balance wei h Oriental Bank Corpora. 81. p et. & bs. 25 0 0 2N 0 0 57% -
oped Mr. Ostler was
he h '
•olence of the chief mate. One day the though, as we learn from Wright's circular, telegra- 4. The committee, thus recalled to action, has held several g t .outh Australia .. ... 6, . et. & bs. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES 1,274
was a foreigner and a stranger, and he hoped a marriage chiefly to the vi always in action saspended from the end of it, for the pur- Union of t ust.alia.... P
6. p. et. & bs. 25 0 0 IN.• i, 0 78
ik d t k M h• d •
- would not be in less than twelve months. Defendant chief mate took up a handsp ean s rue o . . .
hsum a pic a vices showed that the following week would meetings, and addressed letters to all the British and to a pose of keeping the signal line in a state of ten • .
sion , and Ditto .. ........... 61. per cent. - 210 0 - ' Population Deaths in corre- Deaths
f h ' • d bl b f t. t 1 1 '
nd broke his arm, and while exhibit an increase. The state 0t e cotton question is consi era 0 num er 0 con men a rm. way companies, ap- that the lever of the bell be fixed down by a aprin, of aid_ uni.. of London - ... ' '7i per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 17% Enumerated. spending week in the
said he expected some money from a patent, and then he severe blow over the wrist a
1851. of 18s2. Week
such as to render buyers in this market exceedingly cau- plying.for any information which it was in the power of ficient strength to resist this counterpoising weighE as well union of Madrid ..... - 40 0040 0 0 -
should wish to marry immediately. They removed to he was thus disabled the second mate ordered him to .
West Districts
Cheadle, and then the defendant was in the constant wash the deck. Mohsum expressed his inaleility to do toils ; and any positive advance of prices, any attempt ve. The co •
those companies to gi _ . mmittee has also had an as the strain on the line at starting, and at other times, so
INSURANCE COMPANIES. North Districts 490,396
1 d at more than a steady hold of the rates of a fortnight opportunity of re-a-' 1
Innbgeea arget number of written commu- that the bell may never ring except by the act of the
habit of coming to see the plaintiff. After the French so, but the second met struck bim repeaten y, an nications, which f n sen. to the chairman and others guard ; and, finally, that the signal line, when used, be Dividend Amount . Central Districts 393,256
revolution he was in distressed circumstances, and he kicked him about the body. Mohsum never rallied , P
back would sto the limited operations now going on.
f its members, and o examining the models and draw- carried along the carriages in the way in which experience Name of Company. • per of Paid. Price. East Districts 485,522
om 80's u wards are still • Annum. Share.
wrote a letter tO plaintiff, and witness saw him, and afterwards. The burra tindal also complained that On the other hand, yarps fr p 'rigs of several inventions, aided, in many cases, by the may show to be the best, supported by spring receivers of South Districts
told him it had almost broken her heart, and asked him he had been struck by the chief mate, and another hardening, and a further rise is determined on by the oral explanations of the inventors. a simple construction, and be attached to the lever of the -
£ s. d. X s. d • - -
what he meant. He said, " Teach her to hate me, Lascar, whose hand was bound up, said that the second spinners. In domestics, there is somewhat more doing 5. One of these inventions consisted of a metallic rod, to ben. . Albion .......... •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 00500 0 90 Totals
I shall bring nothing but trouble upon her." He added mate put his finger on the chain cable, struck it with at the previous prices • but printing cloths are quiet, be permanently attached to each carriage, at a uniform 34. The guard, when desiring to mak • al to the
e a sign Alliance Brit. and For. 71.143.6d.b5. 100 0 0 11 0 u 25% Males 652
that he had not had courage to give the plain- a piece of wood, and nearly severed it. It was also posi- and 40-inch shirtings dull. height above the rails, with a contrivance at the end of engine-driver, will simply have to turn the handle of the Ditto Marine-. .... 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0a250 0 55
Females 622
tiff up when he ought to haveidone and again begged tively swoni to by the Lascars that neither Rahmut ROCHDALE, March 21.-We have had a more than each rod for effecting a self-acting connexionwhen carriages reel and soun.d the bell and when his journey is ended it Anchor ........ -- - 6 per cent. 50 0 10 0 -
Atlas
0 ‘l%
witness to teach her to forget him', and concluded by Allee or Mohsum were sick or disabled before they were usually good attendance of buyers in the maxket to-da tt hdto t ain d f •t h • ' ' '
, were aac e a r ,an or commg 0t e variations will be his duty to detach the line from the bell and wind
'' of distance between the carriag lt• e f mth 1 y .t dhi
es, resu in, ro ep a i rutin s reel • rgus Life . ... ' .
.. ....• 41. per cent. 100 8 0 16 0 0 _ BIRTHS IN THE WEEK.
Bridsh Comime cial .. 78. itd 50 0 0 5 ' 1 ' 7 -
saying, "I love her more than ever, but lam wretched." ill-used. especially from the London houses. At present the of the draw-bars. The od h t d d el •
r s, wen connec e an use , 35. The line to be used may be made of hemp copper Clericl.Med.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 211% • Males 855
In March, 1849, his circumstances seemed to have im- Mr. Pelham was instructed that the statements made stocks on hand are very g ,
li ht which enables the manu- were to be moved by an endless screw, and to act on a wire, or gutta percha. Which of these materials i's prefer- County . ...
proved, and he said he had gone into the wine trade, and by the Lascars were a tissue of gross falsehoods, made facturers to obtain more for their pieces. Many refuse steam-whistle fixed to the firebox of the engine. To this able must be determined by future experiments, so must e'rown ' l4s. 50 0 0 50 1 17% -
he continued to come to see the plaintiff, and, in Octo- by a set of men who were proverbially liars, and that to sell at last week's prices, and those who have pur_ plan, ingenious though it be, there are several objections, also the kind of apparatus for striking the bell, which will Etigle . •.. f.) 50 0050 0 7% Total 1,667
i he diffic t E uity and Law...... 4% bet' cemt 100 0 0 5 0 o •
ber ego, witness perceived she was in the family way, no injury whatever had been done to them by the mates, chased have given an advance. Wool continues to ad- the PrinciPal be-llicf.. tt id Yof maintaining the rods make it give out the loudest sound ; but the ben has awean Life
......
... 15s. •. 20 0 - %
0 All paid. 20
and she spoke to defendant about it. He said " Oh, who were respectable and humane men. He called the Vance, and some sorts of English wool are becoming at a uniform .hei.oh , and the danger to the porters whea been selected in preference to the whistle, because the lat- Genera 1.............. - 50 0 5%
yes," but they would be married immediately, and he captain, the carpenter ef the ship, and several other sea- very scarce. coupling the carriages. ter is now used for &variety of purposes which, if increased, Globe• .. .. 61:per cent. Stock. IP
~ ISO COUNTRY MARKETS.
6. Another plan consisted of a gutta percha tube, to be mi ht lead to onf • d b uardian ............ 51. per cent 100 0 0 45
g c lawn, an ecause experiments made with '' . , ~ . o o 6in
would come over on the Saturda.y following. He did men, who gave a complete contradiction to the evidence , MACCLESFIELD, March 22.-Our manufacturers con-
like • e tl tta h d h ' th
permanen y a c e to eac carriage, e con- bells at the iequest of the committee have sh that Imperial F ire......... 121. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 310 ...---..--.
, own Imperial Life
• 10 0 0 mg EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET-MARcH 22.
not come, and her husband went and brought him, and of the witnesses for the prosecution, and said the Lascars tinue very active, with considerable orders on hand. The tinuity of the several tubes to be effected by others of vul- -the ' 11
ywi answer the purpose.
asked him when he meant to marry Kate. He answered were humanely treated by the two mates, and that the production is only circumscribed by want of weavers, canised Indiarubber. The signal was in this case to be given 36. Having thus described the arrangement which tne Law Fire
~, Indemnity Marine.... `i. eb.& %A. 100 0 0 20 0 0 58
. ... 23 & 2s. bs. There were in the market to-day, 6 sacks oatmeal, each
um 0 0 210 0 4i/ wei h' 2801bs imperial, which sold thus-1 at 1/ lls 6d,
it might be one month, it might be two or three, but he only person who was in the practice of beating them was the scarcity of whom has been* so much felt for some to the engine-driver by means of a evhistle at the end of the committee think most suitable, it remains ' 1 • •• -
,in corension, Law Life... • . ........ - 100 0 0 10 0 0 504 g ing
would marry her as soon as possible, and he would. keep the burra tindal, who always had a rope with a knot Years. The stocks on band of silk manufactured tube; and the passengers were likewise to be accommodated to observe, that unless the plan be accepted and applied b Legal d G
an eneral Life 60 0 0 2 0 0 5,2 at 1/ lls, and 4at 1110 s.
her and her child till he conid do so. Mr. Ostler asked tied in it, with which he frequently beat them, and that goods are very light Thrown Silks-The sales to the bY shorter tubes running up from the main one into the all the companies who interchange roiling stock- its Y London Fire . - '
pur- 0 2,4% -
him if he was going to prove himself a villain, and or- he refused to bring Rahmut Afiee a drop of water when home trade have been considerable, and stocks are carriages. A gutta percha tube, said to be 400 feet long, pose will be defeated. It Will therefore be necessary, London ' hip.... .....
dered him to leave the house. Before doing 80, he went he was dying. The carpenter and seamen also stated everywhere reduced to a very low ebb. The orders WaB Produced, but, tholigh the whistle could. be_ heard with should the delegates of the dearing_homse approve the de- Marine .. . • - iss.per shale 100 0 0 15 0 0 22
MARCH 22.
to Kate and said, " You are my wife, you know you that the captain was very attentive and kind to the from the continent continue to some extent, but there some distinctness, the attempt to speak audibly through it Aled In
cision to which the committee has come, that steps should • I'd&G Lif 4%1 Ar t
V I en. e • P c • 50 0 0 2 0 0 3
are. IL you suppose I attach any importance to that Lascars, and that they never witnessed any ill usage. is literally nothing at market to execute them with. failed, and showed that it was inapplicable. be taken to insure the immediate and general adoption. of elm:rya .........• .. ip. et. & bs. 20 0 0 20 0 6
Aionarch •-•• •• - 50 0 Supplies of all kinds these last six days again large.
1 o 0 2cs. Oat straw, from 6s Od to 8s Od per kemple of 16 stones
ridiculous ceremony, which was made to put money into Capt. Sharp, who gave evidence at great length, ex- Raw Silks-The market remains firm for all descriptions 7. Another of the eithibitors proposed to use an air the plan by all the associated companies, in order that Nationaltoan kund.. 51. Per cent. 20 002 10 0 2% tron ; wheat do 6s 6d to 7s 6d ; barley do., 5s Od to 6s Ode
whistle, placed in the guard's van, the air to be um d Palladium I the .,
priests' pockets ?" 'Her husband again ordered him to culpated the mates, and said they were men of good cha- excepting Italians, which are rather drooping in price : • PPe every tender may be at once fitted with a bell, every a,. • 51. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 3 Hay from 9d to lld per stone.
lind fitted •
into scy et with a safety-valve,. and worked b
3" guard's van with a drum, reel, and balance line, the frame r I
e wan .....• •• - .. •• - - - 45
leave and he did so. racter and conduct, and very kind to the Lascars. He the consumption of Chinas is beyond all precedent; elicenix - .. •• .••• • •• _
_
means of a piston rod and eccentric attached to one of the f il • hi I 'th th
o every ra way ve c e wi e necessary number of - 173 DALKF,ITH MEAL MARKET-MARCH 21. -
In'November last defendant married a Miss Mather. never heard any complaint on the part of the Lascars HUDDERSFIELD, March 22.-The market to-day has I A b •
van ex es. mom er of the committee stated when the marine* -eceivers on both aid s nd eye Prolessional Life.-
e, a ry guard with a P --tient Life
Some time ago he sold his patent, which was for print- against Mr. Harrison or Mr. Kimz except on one occasion, been quiet, there not having been a very good attend- model was under examination, that a similar 'ap t + "' .1
para us signal line of the requisite length. Rock IA fe .. - - 2 pot-barley ; sales ready. The top prices of oatmeal the
ing calico, to Messrs. Bird. It did not appear bow when a Lascar said the chief mate had shoved him down ance of either buyers or sellers. Anything in new pat- had been tried On the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, MARK HUISH, General Manager, Lond.on and EoYal. EXChlthge .... • • 6/. p.ct• & bs. Stock. all. 236
much he got for it. on the deck. He investigated the case, and the chief terns for the sprMg trade Meet with ready purchasers. bat with very unsatisfactory results • and other members North-Western Company, and Chairman of sun "re 6/. 10a - - same as last week ; second quality 3cl per bag down ;no
Mr. Sergeant Wilkins addressed the jury for the de- mate said he had fallen down by accident. The Lascars Most of the shippers in tOwn are very busy with orders of the committee comborated, from 'their own experience, - the Committee. Ditto Lite .. 11. 6e. - I barleymeal in market.
" -
fendant, and reminded them that they had nothing to do were in good health when they left Calcutta, and were both for the continent and America, but cannot get the opinion he expressed, that not even the loudest steam- United Kinedona
THOMAS E. HARRISON Engineer York o • ' •• - 4/.p.ct.&bs. '2O 0 0 40 0 5% Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs First. Second. Third.
, , , niversal Life ... ..... 21. ds. per -h. 100 0 0 10 0 0 45 • • • .
whistle could, if placed in the rear of a train, be depended =penal 29s 6d 29s 9d 28s 3d
with the fact of the plaintiff being pregnant. They had well provisioned according to their peculiar religion, and them fitted up in anything like the usual time, the ma- - Newcastle, and Berwick Railway. Victoria Life -- - - 51. per cent. - 412 6 b%
on as a signal to the engine-driver. JOSEPH SANDERS, General Manager, Mid- Barlegtreal, per ditto
only to consider what damage she had sustained by looked after on the voyage. When the ship was be- nufacturers having so many heavy orders on hand.
8. Another contrivance was an ingenious application of Peasealeal, per ditao
breach of contract in the defendant, a foreigner of whom tween the Line and, St. Helena, about forty days before HALIFAX, March 19. - There has been a little inquiry land Railway. BRIDGES.
t fth f h 1 '
that par o e arrangements ot e e ectnc teleeraph SEYMOUR CLARKE, General Manager, Great Flom-, per dit az, -s 'bd. -s Od -s Od
she knew nothing, not marrying her. If they gave the arrival of the ship in England, sickness commenced to-day in our piece hall for goods of low quality ; but which consists in ringin • 1b ll E • 11.
g a signa e . xperience ow- Northern Railway. Dividend Amount Pot-barley, per ditto
what was called exemplary damages they would probably among the Lascars, and from the peculiar appearances the sales have not been very extensive, as the merchants ever, has shown that the agent employed in the Zlectric S. P. BIDDER General Mama er North SW-
) g 2 :Same of Company. per of
Annum. Share. Paid. Price.
'
send him through the Insolvent Court. he attributed their illness to secondary symptoms of are not willing to give prices proportioned to the pre- telegraph is too volatile, and its action too uncertain, to fordshire Railway. • COAL MARKET-MARce 23.
Mr. Baron Martin stunmed up, and the jury retired, syphilis, and was informed by the serang and the tindal sent cost of yarn. The spinners are asking, and in some render it suitable for the purpose to which the inventor JAMES ALLPORT, General Manager, Man- et s. d. X s. d. Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market : -
and on their return found for the plaintiff.-Damages that their countrymen were afflicted with a loathsome instances obtaining, advanced rates for most descriptions would apply it. chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway. 1410treurf0rd.......... . - - - 12
100/. disease before leaving Calcutta. He gave them medi- of yarn, and there is a pretty fair ,lemand for home con- 9. One gentleman exhibited a new description of break J, M. LAWS, R.N., General Manager of the th ark
i ••• •••••••• - 100 0 0 - - s. d.l . O. d.
_ eines and ointment, and treated them for syphilis. He sumption ; but the shipping houses are almost out of the to be fixed to every carriage, and with such an arrangement Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. D tto New cep, -,
Waterloo •• ..... . ..... .
72 pc. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - 16 Bate's West Hart1ey......16 011iddell lB 3
POLICE INTELLIGENCE. believed Rahmut Alee and Moshum both died of that market. Another rise has taken place in wool, and for connecting the breaks of all the carriages of a train as
would give the guards the means of applying them ali at - 100 0 0 -
Ditte Old Ann. ofBl. 2/. ils. Od. - GO 0 0 26 Cares Hartle
3% Baddle's West Hartley 16 6 Eden Main
y ... l9 3
• 16 6'Hetton & Lyons mixed 19 6
Ditto liw
disease. The Lascars were very obstinate and very some sorts are now very scarce. ditto of 71. 21. 2s. Od. - - 40 0 0 22% Lo igridge's W. Hartley 17 0 Hetton Lyons l9 6
____a_. the (same instant, and of an•esting by this means the atten- SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Vauxhall ........ Av. 2/, 70 10 3 - 21
dirty, and although they were as well provided for as BIRMINGHAM, March 21.-We are again able to revert • North Percy Hartley 16 0 Belmont 19 0
CLERKENWELL.- William. Hall, a middle-aged the Euro h uld t • th . I • •th tf t. tth • • t 1
peens, eco no go into dr p ace in cense- wi sa is ac ion o e opinion we s rong y expressed at f the en 'nem
, . ban o m an.
10 A member of the committee produced the model of 4. RavensworthW. Hartley 16 6 Braddyll IS 6
NOTICE TO MARINERS. WATER-WORKS. Taafield.Moor Butes 16 6 Hetton 29 0
man, footman in the service of Mr. Heakewell, of No. 7, quence of the stench. He offered to send the sick Las- the commencement of the present quarter, as to the pro- ' -
an appaxatus to be placed on the tender for ringing a
Po wis-place, Great Ormond-street, Queen-street, Blooms- cars to the Dreadnought hospital ship on the first arrival bable stability of the prices of iron then declared. powerful bell by means of a gutta percha ro e carried •on New- Signal Tower at the entrance of the Baltic, from , Dividend Amount • Tyne Main l6 6 Lambton l9 6
bury, was put to the bar before Mr. Corrie, charged by oe his ship, and the owner provided cabs, but they would Although, comparatively speaking, they were fixed u - rt al th t• t th° d' 11131 It
pon suppo s ong e rain o e guar s van. e comm. ee .
the Gulf of Finland, and aew Revolving Light at the en- Name of Company. 1 per of Paid. Price. Victoria Main l7 0 Luml
ey 1/3 9
Mrs. Ehzabeth Heakewell with having assaulted her. . not go. trance of Mataeorda Ba .-
a rather higher scale, it did not appear that they will, in 'another part of their report, return tei the consi- • e y • . Annum. Share. Walker Primrose l6 6 Pensher 18. 9
Mr. Clarkson, the, barrister, who was instructed b
y Mr. Russell, surgeon, of Gravesend, said he examined advanced further than the actual relation between deration. of this contrivance. Dispatches have been received at Lloyd's, from the Ad-
-miralt that
y, a new square granite Tower has been placed East London Xs.d.X s. d.
Willington Hartley l6 6 Russell's Hetton 19 9
61. per cnt. Stock. - 125%
Mr. Carew, solicitor, of Lincoln's-inn-fields, attended the bod fth d dM h d • le. • • th th d d d f dt• ld '
y o e ecease os um, an in is opinion e e eman an powers o pro uc ion wou jus. 11. Finally, the committee examined numerous drawings
at the entrance of the Baltic as a substitute for the former Grand Junction 4/. per mt. 50 0 0 - 69 Wall's End, &c. Stewart's 20 0
for the defence ; and the court was excessively crowded. man died of starvation and exposure. There was a slight tify, divested of an speculative considerations This and specifications but as the plans proposed are little • 1 1 dtth E • P ale b n ' -•• . •
signa s p a:ce a e astern -ock ; .....o teat a new ....e. Kent.......... • ..... 41. per cat. 100 0 0 - 841' Acorn Close lB 9 Whitwell l7 6
Mrs. Heakewell, a pretty lady-like personage, having abrasion of the wrist of ld h d " Y ' d " '
a veryo c erecter, an no other position has been awe& again and again, from . `
more than modidcations of some one or other of the con-
volving Light has been established at the east end of Mats- Lambeth • ..... ••• • .. 1 - 100 0 0 - i 2
- Gibson l7 6 Cassop l9 0
been sworn, said that she resided at No. 7, Powis-place, external marks of disease or violence whatever. The different t b • d
guar ers. y assertions an arguments oi
- trivances just referred to, the committee do not think it Isl d G I
gorda an , near a veston. New River Company.. t 21. 10s. - - 6° Gosforth 18 3 Hartlepool 19 9
Great Ormond-street, Queen-street, Bloomsbury, the wrist was very much swollen, but there was no broken various descriptions, and has been most severel tested necessary to swell their report with the descriptions of their
--!--- Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per eat. 100 0 0 - 9° Harton la 3 Whitworth 16 9
house of her husband, Mr. Thomas Heakewell. On arm or broken wrist. The teeth and ff d b h d •hh ld f d h y
gums were a ecte yt e stea y wit o ing oor ers on t e part of deal- piens which the parties Rave respectively given.
12 The committee having completed the examination of CUSTOM-HOUSE-MARCH 23. . West Middlesex ...... 6/.08. pr cnt. - - 110 Hebburn l7 9l3ackhouse 18 6
Monday morning last, about eleven o'clock, she went by setuvy The body was a perfect skeleton and the ers and consumers the manufact ers havin assisted to • '
, . ur g, , all the models and drawings which had been submitted. to ENTERED INWARDS.-The Batavier, from Rotterdam ; DOCKS. Hedley lB 3 Richardson's Tees 17 3
out, and returned home about one o'clock. She rang deceased looked as if he had been in ill health ' •
for some the utmost of their power by generally abstaining from their inspection, proceeded to read the replies which had Piedad, Seville ; Joven Armindo, Oporto ; Albion, Bon- Killingsworth E. l6 9 South Durham 18 3
the bell, when the defendant opened the street door. On time, Dividend Amount Lawson l7 6 Tees 2O 0
entering into their usual engagements for raw metals, as been received from the continental companies. logne ; Providentia, .Arendal ; Henrick, Carstensen • Name of Company.
enterin h
gt e hall, she waited pntil he got up the stairs, per of Paid. Price. Morrison ' 18 6 Woodhouse Close 17 3
;
Mr. Ingham said, as it was satisfactorily proved that if by common consent, in the expectation no doubt, that 'l3. According to these replies, it appears that in France Oster, Rilsoer ; Triton, Ostend ; Albert, Seville Swift; Annum. Share.
and she unlocked the door which she occupied as her Mohsum's death was not ca d b • 1 • • ' ' *- '
use y any vio ence inflicted a faihng demand or accumulating stock would operate many unsuccessful attempts have been made to provide an Malta; Atalaya, Rio Grande ; Mary Henzell, Odessa ; • Northumberland l7 0 Anthracite Steam 25 0
sitting and bedroom, and she pushed the door close after u h. th t rt f h h
pon im, apa ot e c arge was at an end. favourably for purchasers, but such has not been the effectual means of communication between the engine- Rose, Dunkirk ; Amor, • Ditzum ; Neptune, Calais ; Commercial Xe. d. 4s. d. Northumberland E. l6 9
her. She went to poke the fire, and as she put the drivers and conductors. Johannes Tower Sannesund ; Southampton, Trieste ; Da- a• ipr can% Stock. - - Ships at market 126 J Sold ll7.
Five Lascars were then examined, and they all de- case. We find ourselves now within ten days sof the e.ast and We.s.t .I.n.cli. •f; ..• 641' - -
poker into the grate, the defendant pushed in the door ' . • • - 14. On the Northern of France, the Feria a Lyle's, and malt°, Corstantinople ; Elizabeth Morrison, -; Para- East Country. . ' 21.1errcselli. . 1001 0%
dthtth d t b t dkikdh d 1 f h • •
pose a e secon ma e ea an ce t e eceased c ose ot e quarter, -without . any intimation of an ap-
'
and said, in a very violent tone-" Mrs. Gra,cey, the the Rouen and Havre Railways, there size no asraiegements gon, Lowestoft ; Clarissa, Dantzic. London .... ..• •• • • 51. pr cent. Stock. - 128
Rahmut Allee in a most violent and save e manner and proachin reduction. The utmost fi ness is still ex- for that purpose in use. ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.-The Zuma, for Ditto Bonds.. .. .• •. 4/. per cent. - RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS.
- -
laundress, has been here for your linen." Witness told that he was carried to the. forecastle in ! disabled and hibited orge all hands h • • •
, and thoug in pig iron the transacs St.. Katharine • • ...... 4 per cent. Stoct.
15. On the Orleans Railway electricity has been em- Melbourne ; Louis, San Francisco ; Batavier, Rotterdam ; •
him thae
e she would send it by her boy Billy and put • • - ' - _-a---.
bl cll. • On d th h• f t 11 d t. fth rt h b r'td th d d f
insensi e con I ion. e ay eclema e pu e ions 0 e qua er ave een irm e , e eman or ployed, but its application had not been found so easy or Superb, Rouen ; Virgin del Pita; Carthagena and Barce- Svinziampton ...... •• le per cent. so 0050 0 0 -
the bundle near the door, and d '
sal she would rather him out of his berth to make him work, and finding he rails, sheets, and bars is unabated. Our mills and forges successful as to inclace others to imitate the experiment. lona ; St. Michael's, Hobart Town ; Cairo, Jamaica ; e ria •'••- - - • - ' 200 ' - LIVERPOOL-MARCH 22. -
send it to any other laundrees. The defendant said- was not able to do so, kicked him and left hi -
m. are all employed-labour and materials of every descrip- 16. On the Montpelier a Cette Railway a mirror is placed Champion, Port, Philip • Rhine, Rotterdam ; Caroline, . STOOK EXCHANOL-The share market opened better
" I'll see about that--I'll teach You who you are-I'll CANALS. this morning, but has been verglanguid all day, and closed
n cross-examina lon, ewi nesses saa a mut
I •t• th I al th t Rah tion are equally scarce-the consumPtion is fully covering in front of the guard, in which the train is reflected, but the Melbourne ; Chieftain, CLelong and Port Philip ; Hoppet,
see that you are not to frighten me with a policeman. I Gothenburg. -
will do •
just as I like with. you." Witness advanced to '
Alice was not ill previous and denied that the burra t
_he rn ke-and the parsimonious transactions of the last Plan is admitted to have many defects,
.5 Dividend Birkenhead, Laacashire, and Cheshire (late Chester and
' 17. It' further appears that on the Belgian railways the CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.-The Seine, for mes of t !Dividend Names of e--,
the door with the poker in her ri ht hand, while she tindal was in the practice of flogging them. three months ind ' •
uce a settled conviction that a large de-
• footboards have been lengthened in some cases to permit Boulogne ; Medora, Port Philip • Emilie and Marie c ompanies. M per Price. c ompanies. a per price Birkenhead), 21.4 ; ditto 22/. shares, 3a dis. ; Caledonian,
held the door with her left hand, all she closed the do Mr. John Comby said he had examined the men who mand must ensue. Our exports, else, notwithstanding
the euard to 1 li ' ' R G G 1 Th ' • • '
pass a ong t e tram, but that no other means ouen ; em, ee ong ; ames, Port Adelaide ; City of
u.t 32a ; Eastern Counties, 12 15-16 ; East Lancashire 18h ;
el. had been sent to the Dreadnought; there was no venereal reiterated predictions to the contrary, have continued to ' ' -
as gently as she could, withotit touching defendant, and are employed ex the railways of the companies from whom London, Dunkirk ; Fyenoord, Rotterdam ; Ravensbourne, - - - Lancashire and Yorkshire, 754 ; London and North 'West-
£ £ i ern, 11P ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 304 ; Mid-
desired him to leave her bedr le* h h d d
oom, as ing w y e are disease or any traces of it ever existing. The men were
1 b •
a ounng under scurvy which might produce swelling of exhibit an increase : and more than proportionately high replies have been received. Antwerp. Ashtn& Oldh 98 71. p. ct. 140 :Al acciestleld . 100 2/. 10s. 50
rates are well sustained in other metals, as copper, tin, -18. On the Dutch Rhenish Railway there is no appliance la
n „ or nis „ . een
d 74i • N th B I' h 84 • St H 1 as Railway and
to presume to enter her bedroom ? On which he put Barnsley •• • • 160; - - Nenth .. •• •• 100 161 -
the head in an early stage. and brass, while the means of payment are everywhere for m k'
a ing the required signals in use, but on other rail- GREENOCK, March 21--The Overy Packet, from Burn- isrenk&Abrs 1501 5/. 82% Oxford.. •• •• 100 13, 182 Canal, 6 ; South Eastern and Dover, 23i.
. himself in an attitude of defiance. She repeated the
Mr. In.g,ham said he must send this case before another unusually plentiful. Under these circumstances there ways in Holland, as well as on the Prussian, Hanoverian, ham, arrived in the River, was in contact with a screw Uirmingham 401 41. 105% Peak Forest. 78 8/. 18m. 70
order to leaye her apartment twenty times, but he re- court appears no reason to expect any material alteration in and other German railway., a rope attached to the lever of steamer, apparently a new one, on the Toth march, he-
~i,,,nirtrY:••••• :Igl 2:11.. .7.7 IrteTcht'S •. .. 231 I i On. 161,; INIANCHESTER--Als.nerx 23. '
fused to leave, and attempted to enter further into the '
The ease against Ro „ . . . .
bert Sharpe the master who was the prices of iron, and the approaching preliminary meet- the engine-whistle, or to a bell
.placed on the tender, is tween the Shipwash and the Whiting, when she had her " .......
FR c-Kr.....,11.8 69 2% t ;I°, 94 4t.chuaft;•••, 251 21. 42
STOCK EXCHANOR.-The market has been very fiat,
room, when she dropped the poker, and the defendant h 1 • carried along the tops of the carriages, supported on brae- bowsprit carried away, and received other damage. The drand,Tuz, P.'
• ' eters'
'ea
's°l - -
lia.rged with assaultin and woundin,' the serano• wns mg is looked forward, to with lees interest tan usua , cti, too 3/ pr. ct. 68 Do.Lk Id ttt 12 - - vrithout any noticeable change in prices. Eastern Co t• ,
threw himself on her arms and pinched her, saying-2.. ''' though, from the secresy with which information is pre- kets, and placed within reach of the guards and breaksmen. Favoriten, Odessa to England, has put into Stavanger, Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 65. pr. et. - Stil:r4 &Wore 140 281. 405 13 ; Sheffields, 304 ; ditto Pref., 11 , dit un
lea-
,l-ier roceeded • g ' ' '
with. It is added that this simple contrivance has been found, after being out fifty-two days. • Grand surrey too 2/. 102. - Shrewsbury.. ~.,,, - to New Pref
"I) •n you, I'll tell you whether I'll not have your
Sierpnshire, the tindal, said that ab •h d f
out eig t ays a ter served, and the peculiarities by which the deliberations
thoueh the rope occasionally gets iammed when the train 4.iraud Union 100 it. 108. 24 Stourbridg... ~,, 201. 290 9-16 prem. ; Chester and Holyhead, -21 g D ''
• overe 23 •
Eden," She struggled with him, and he called out to
the Aff li IfSt H 1 th t • b tth
gan e t . e ena e cap am ea e serang of its members are influenced, confidence will not be is lon° to ` • ' •
g act with sufficient certainty on the rare occa- VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Kenai& Avn 89 6s. Od. 7 severn and') I London
I , , 2/. Os '',4 stock, 1181 ; Blackburn 7-1 •Sh 'ffi ld Ito '
, 8_ , e e , ther-
• - ham, and Goole (northern d' • •
melon), 22i , Leeds, 75i•
his wife " Elizabeth," and said, " take that here linen with aro b h • h th. k •th k t h
pe a out t ree um es ic ,wi anoon t e wholly established till its resolutions are known.-Aris's : ' • • - The Aden, bound S.W M hlBlt 51 N
mons on which its use has become necessary. ~ arc ,a . . Lancaster • 100 - - Wye Rail. 261
Leeds&Livrp 100 25/. 550 Warwick&e
, .
away. Witness caught hold of his hair to save or ex-
end of it: Witness asked him wh h b tth • li. f
y e ea eir cle , Birmingham Gazette. 19. When discussing and weighing the inferences natu- The Sumner (barque), bound S.W., 19th, lat. 48 N. Laicester..•• 100 5/ . 66 Ltirming. j 100 4/. 40
tricate herself from him, and through his violence her 'rally deducible from the facts and information which it , The Katherine Sharer, London to Canton, Jan. 2, lat. asicstr &Nth 83 41. 44% Warwick&-)
._
_. BIRMINGHAM, XIRCH 23:
but he gave no reason, and only gave witness a dozen
0 3 . 28 STOCK done i
.n.
shoulders, &c., were very much htut. He found that had collected, the committee gave its attention, in the first 24 S., long. 30 W. Loughboregh 142, 701. 510 Napton.._i 10 EXCHANGE.-There was no b •
=mess g
aa
a.
with the halyard clew lines. The serang is now dead. Worcstr & ) _.. railway shar
Monmouthsb 100' - - es at this market to da all the transa"'°u-
she was getting the better of him, when he called to h ROYAL LONDON YACHT CLUB. of Workin ton steerin W. Feb. 17 lat.
instance, to the important question of giving to passengers The Clymene, g , g „ Birming. 378 31. - being in lo 1t ks - s',
The captain struck the serang until he fell from a blow M t h 100 - -
n gmerys ca sOe .
man in the house, who seized her by her head, and the power of communicating with the guard. Without 48, long. 28. MeltaMwbry 100' - - VI & B
I, its ras -' 10s. Od. 7 -- • • • .
on the head. The serang worked a little after that for -------e--____
forced her bonnet over her face, and handled her very overlooking the possibility of such an arrangement being The Propontis, Boston to Australia, Jan. 15, lat. 24 N., --
.. .
t d dth • d i the fore tl ntil his
wo ays, an en rename . n . cas e u tIAS-LIGHT AND COKE. COMPANIES. -LEEDS-MARCH 23.
roughly. She screamed out " Murder ! " violently, and The commodore and other officers of this highly- occasionally of service, the committee have been unable to long. 29 W. . . .
death which took place here in the nver two or three
went to the window! when the defendant called to the ' popular club have been re-elected for the ensuing year persuade themselves that it would not lead to greater disas- The Shenandoah, for Philadelphia, Feb. 23, lat. 42,
, • Dividend Amount STOCK ExCHAN -
GE. The share market dent
hums in
days ago
Name of Company. per of much the same state as for some da • • t Very little
man-" Smith, let her go," and she smashed several - - ' the fixtures of matches have been made, and a multipli. tors than it conk:, on any view of the matter, prevent. long. 59.
Anaum. Share. Paid. ' Price b • • • ys pas .
ut
1 • anness is domg, and rices from da to da show b
Mr. John Comby agreed that disease of the lungs was Unless the guards and engine-drivers had orders to stop the The Dunbrody, Liverpool to Savannah, Feb. 21, lat. 25, 13 a" y
squares of glass in the window. city of other b • • '
usiness of the most lively interest to the -,!----- _______' shght variation. Compared with yesterday, the quotations
the proximate cause of death. Witness examined de- - de a signal the privile e lone 67
train whenever a passeng,er ma , . g ,b. . . ,
Mr. Corrie, at this stage of the proceedings, addressed - yachtsmen disposed of. The first match is appointed for • -\£s.d. x s, ci. 1--- of this morning are rather better. The following are the
ceased's scalp, and found two nodes on-the skull, one toN 01 Fb 9 lat 19 N,
would be useless to the latter. It, however, requires little The China, London ew r eans, e . , _ _
Mr. Clarkson, and suggested that some amicable ar- Tuesday, the 31st of May the next for Thursday the - ' a British ••••••• • • • • • •• - _ closing transaations :-South Eastern and Dover, 2312
three inches long and two wide on the right side, and - ' acquaintance with railway travelling to be convinced that long. 49 W.
rangement might be made between the parties. 16th of J '
une. The 30th of that month had been the day 51. 20 0020 0 0 in
23 York and North Midlands, 294 ; Lancashire and Yor -
' Mr. Clarkson said that his highly respectable client, hi g
another somet 'n less on the left. They were filled -
originally named, bat as the Royal Thames Yacht Club its dangers would be greatly increased if the train were to - k. Brighton •••••• •• • • •'
be stopped wherever and whenever a passenger, under the .RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. ' City of London .. •• •• 61. 100 0 0 160 sti ii'i shires, 75a ex div. ; Midlands, 741 ; Leeds Northerns, 16.
with blood but there was no corresponding mark on the
Mr. Heakewell, was anxious to do everything that was ' • b had contemplated having :their full three-class matches influence of fear or levity, chose to make a signal. The C...ntinental (3d Cap.)... 41. 70 0043 10 0
inside of the skull A stick -or a rope with a knot in it • - . a, , uitable -.••.•• • • • • • 50s. 50 0050 0 0 67M
correct and amicable, but no arrangement could be ar- • .. '• . . .- , on that day, and ha,d with very gentlemanly and committee is n-ot, therefore, prepared, in the first instance, • 27
would d • on
ecidedly inflict such injuries The blows NCASTER AND•PRESTON.-A special meeting ot tne
LA . (I'4eat Central'•• •• •• • 10 per cent. 10 0 0 10 0
. rived at on the part of the lady, who had a father proper consideration altered the day originally Bug- to recommend any arrangement or regulation which would ' 1 & bonus 5 0 143/ SEABORNE MAILS.
' the skull must have been heavy, as deceased had a thick roPrietors of this company was held in Lancaster on Imperial ...... •. - - a . • 0 0 0 50 0 0 83;i
mother, brother and sisters, but she was obdurate to gested for their first match, in order to prevent their put it in the power of the timid or reckless to control the P = , . 61. .
Mammy • Mr. J. Bushell, chairman of the board of hldependent ....• - • 40 0 0 40 0 0 '4 •
s of hair
everything of the sort. He was proceeding in vindica- flas ' . . , clashing with the Royal London, the latter, in their turn, discretion of the guard or engine-driver, and to put the . aondon.• .• •• •• •• •• • • - 50 00500 0 46 (N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post-eillce.
Mr ,Inaham-The shi was fort -four da s comae safety of the whole train in peril. ' • h h ' Th dth
&rectors, in te c air. e report state at a copy pe., parl. Preference 61 per cent. 25 0
tion of Mr. Heakewell's conduct, and condemnatory of • - - P 3• 3' g with a view of sustaining the friendly relation which 0 25 0 0
247
, by the night-and Mby the morning -diipatch.]
from St. Helena Could these marks have been made 20. The committee is aware that public opinion hiss been of the report and accounts of the Lancaster and Carlisle plosnix .••..•••• •• - 311. per cent. 50 0 0 49 0 0 /8
that of Mrs. Heakewell, when he was interrupted by 1 ?' * exists between the two clubs, . gave up their original 51. 100 00900 0 27
-
ld hink ot f
so ong ago . Witness-I shou t n ,as rom the ood deal excited on the subject, and that the minute of Company had been transmitted to each of the share- Ratcllff ••••••• • • • • • -
that lady, who said in an aristocratic tone and manner, intention regarding the 30th, as above named. The a g United General •• •• •. ll• so 00AO n o - Day when made up From what When
bord .
ermg upon the dramatic, " Sir, Ido not know who -
blood effused there would be a formation of matter. It - • the clearing-house committee, directing this investigation holders, showing the result of the working of the two
announcement of this arrangement will be received with w taiimsterChartered 51. tier cent. 50 0 i cn ; - , 19% COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port due la .
ht have b f • h •
mig een a ortaig t mace. . to be made, alludes to a communication which the cora- joint railways for the half-year terminating on the 31st -gtte,New ........ 51. per cent. 50 00-" " CI 39 Office, London. Dispatched. England.
or what you are, I presume you are the legal adviser of the greatest satisfaction by the lovers of the sport, and mittee is bound to treat with f d tTh - lo e 0
___ __••••
ham-Could it be thirt de, s ? Witness c
Mr. Pel y y . ould pro oun respec . e corn- January last. The report and accounts of the Carlisle 7ee -
that man (pointing at her husband, who was seated at it will afford them additional pleasure to find that mittee would therefore, gladly have come to an opposite 0 LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. America(byßrit.pack)N Every Friday ... Liverpool ... Each Mon.
nob say. Was at the inquest, and heard in evidence that C, mpany, and especially that part of the former recom-
the solicitors' table). You are libelling me' sir, and you arrangements are about to be made for th f dt. 1 • 'ld I h d. •t tl •th th •
e oun a ion cone usion cou i ave one so corms en ywi e opi- d• ----- _ . America (by United Sts.
a bamboo, failing from the mast, had struck the serang •• d • . .' . men mg the setting apart of the surplus of the Scot- Dividend Amount packet) ..........N Mareh 22 ....... Liverpool ... April 4
must be answerable for what you say. i defy you to on the elb • h h d
ow and knee, but not on t e ea . of a mixe committee, composed of members of both, to mons which its members entertain. Should it, however, .
h tish Central fund towards a provision for the main- Name of Company'.
Anter of America (by 11 States .
Paid. Price.
say anything to vilify my reputation with truth." meet and arrange the fixtures of matches at the com- appear that the advantages of providing passengers wit um.. Share. N
packet) .......... ~............. Southampton March 26
The further hearing of the case was adjourned to Mon- • tenance of way, met with the ' full approbation of •
Mr. Clarkson--Pray how many actions have you mencement of the season,- in order to obviate the pos- h f •t" • • d th
sue means o communica ion countervail its angers, e -_----- -___, Australia (via South-
brought against your husband ? day, Mr. Ingham consenting to let the captain and chief tt h 1- d'ffi • h Bt I the Lancaster and Preston directors. The joint ac-
sibility of a collision. Not onl have arranaements comm. ee see no mec anica i culty in t e way. u i X s. d. X s d ampton) .......... Al 4th of May ...... Southampton April 4 -
Mrs. Heakewell (hesitatingly)-How many actions ? mate at large on their own recognisances of 40/. each. b d •
een -ma e to carry out the various details of the season
y • - is of opinion that. no such concession should be Made until counts showed the sum of 25,354/. 9s. ld. as the Bank of Scotland .... •• 71. per cent. 10t, 0 e 100 ' '
0 if 192/ 0 Ditto (via Marseilles) N dth of May ..... Dover ...... April 1
Ditto (via Cape ef ‘.045:1
twelVe actions-three in the Ecclesiastical Court. The The second mate was locked up in default of bail. to the satisfaction of gentlemen, but in order to con- t L I has speciall r
he egas ature . . y gua ded against the abuse of Lancaster and Preston proportion of the joint re-
• • British Linen Comp.... 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 1
laledonian Bank •• .• • *l. per cent. to 0 00 0 0 211/10 Hope) ............N 2d of April .. .. Plymouth .. March 30
law admits of great persecution in a man towards his , duce to the gratification of the ladies a ball has been the privilege by making it penal.
21. Before leaving this ..
part of the subject the committee venue, which sum would enable them, after setting aside eat a Bank 51. per t
•
sufficient to meet all claims upon them, to declare the fol- y oat asgow 0 250 0 3'. 18,
cen . 10 0 0 10 0 0 /
Mydeedale Bank •••• • • 6/. per cent. 20 0 ' •
Africa (west Coast) .../e 23rd of the month Plymouth .. April 12
0 I3s Alexandria ...... .... NB, 9, 24, &30of m Dover ...... March 29
. wife, but there he is (again pointing at Mr. Heakewell, fixed, without a dissentient voice, for Wednesday, the think it right to state, that in one of the letters recei ed • • • otoo 0 12 12s Alexandria .... ......31,1 4th & 20th of mon Southampton . pill 4
_,Va lowing dividends •-For each whole share 2/ 3s 8d ; -emniercial Bank ••• 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 .
0 0
'with a fierce look), and he cannot say anything against THE LAW OF DITO_RCE. 11th of May. The opening trip has been fixed for from Germany reference is made to facilities Possessed oy • ' • ' • - ',astern Bank.. ••.. •• 61. per cent. 25 0 'B2l 0 Bahamas ........... 51 2nd of tbe mouth Southampton Ist of mon
me. I always treated him as a faithful, kind, and lov- as, Saturday, the 23d of April ; and amongst other matters the conductor and his assistants for moving round the three-quarter share, 1/. Bs. lid. ; quarter share, lls. 0 to o e un 9s
Vint, &Glasgew ... •• W. per cent 6 0 0 5 0 o 41. lOs Belgium ............N I ia11y............ Dover ...... Daily
ing wife ; under all circumstances there was a teader and movements of importance are the following :- trains when in motion, and communicating with the pas- 6d. ; twelfth share, 3s. 10d., being nearly equivalent to Exchange Bril of Seot.. _ 100 0031 5 0
9s.
~d 1itt=8.13.r...e.5:: :::: ::Ld rh oof th, e mouth.. Southampton pril 16
The first report of the commissioners a inted to in-
.. 6% per cent th f he month.. soulhampion April iti
50 0 0 10 0 0 t6l 28 cape of Good Hope ..N 14
smile and every attention and kindness for him on his quire into the law of divorce has been issPuPed. A communication has been received frem the Court of sengers ; and it is knowa that in America, where the rail- 9f per cent. per annum (less income tax), and leaving a Nationoati aa
Siotitnc.l.l;l;tnk bLpercent • th of the month Plymouth .. March 26
return home. Mr. Simpson, my solicitor, and Mr. The commissioners having considered the law of divorce Spain, through the Foreign Secretary, granting the way companies make little distinction as regards passengers, small balance in hand. The directors congratulated the eoltaii
a IBank ofScetlard 5/. per ceni. 12000 00
0 'lO2 10 00 31.51,1;1 Cape of Good Hope ..N 2n4 of April .... Plymouth .. March 30
Carew, have consulted together, and no amicable ar- in its different bearings, thus s up briefly the altera- yachts of this club the privilege of free entry to its ports. the carriages are so constructed andll arranged internally shareholders on having achieved such satisfactory results. ,nion Bank of Scot. .. 81. percent. 100 0 0 5: 44
0 921 58 &Todneoyeeerilnodi.a.....N 14th of the month Plymouth .. March 26
rangement could be come to, I do not come here to tions and improvements which they think may be A letter has been received from the New York Yacht that both the passengers and conductors can move from one The revenue account stated the receipts to be as follows : Western Bank -ii • •_._•;,•
.71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 72/ lOs Ceylon ..... ..
• )....N 14th of th rnontb PI _ m 26
discuss my suit in the Ecclesiastical Court, but -to be madeln it with prudence and safety. The suggestions Club, inviting--in return for the courtesies shown them carriage to another by means of a passage running through Balance from last report, 54/. Bs. ; proportion of profits ,lliance_VaTaistAt.... e,ti Lir cent. 10 0 o 10 0 0 21112 s channel Isles:: ... N Mon ~Wede4Frd. Couthtiliton Tu Tn. tia
the middle of the entire train on joint railways, 25,354/. 9s. ld. ; half-year's dividend British G 1 per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 11. 2. Chni........ •• •
protected from the persecutions and insults' I have re- are- at Cowes when the America's extraordinary powers were 22. As ds th firs •
regar e tof these modes of enabling the ' L tend Carliele shares (in 1 cl. • eseedoniae Fire Incur. 101. per cent. 100 0010 0 0 261 Od China (see In'd• •• ••
' • M cd &nth of month Southampton April I
on ancas r a c u ing income tax), city of Glasgow Lite.. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 41. 135 Constantino ia)
ceived at the hands of my husband, his brother, and the a That the distinction between divorce a menet et thoro developed-the owners of vessels of the Royal London guards to move along the tra' • • * • •
in while in motum, this coin- 2 22/ •re istration fees interest c
, g , ,& ~ 133/. 4s. ld. ; colonial :I: per cent. 50 0 0 ple ......N 7,8 17,24427 am Dover .. ... march 30
defendant. (To Mr. Clarkson)--You have no right, sir, and divorce a vinculo matrimonii shall still be maintained. Yacht Club to contend on the 30th of October next, for mittee proved in the report on the subect which the clear- ',2 ' ihrellia- in' Wu.; . 1 0 g f;i
170: Constantinople ......M 4th•& 20th of mon Southamp•ton April 4
total receipts, 27,7641. ls. 2d. The expenditure amounted peer_cceeret. too 0 g '
to libel and bully me. lam determined to prosecute my " That the grounds for a divorce a mensa et thoro shall 509 dollars, in a grand regatta to be held at New York; ing,house committee forwarded last Year to the Board of Endintrecet,
s Law Life 51. p
: 17 6 31 7s Vnt. of Europe M& N Twice daily ...... Dover ...... rwicedafil
husband's brother, who has grossly insulted me. be conjugal infidelity and gross cruelty. and a similar invitation has been sent from Brighton, Trade and to which it now begs to refer, that though the to 235/. 3s. Bd., leaving a balance to divide of 27,528/. a F
Life 'Assoc. of Scotland 6/. per cent: %) g 0 11. 0 31. 178 Fgypt (see India)
ranee ..
Mr. Clarkson-After you sued your husband for a " That wilful desertion shall either be also a ground for offering three prizes of 100, 60, and 40 guineas, for plan of lengthening the footboards of the cnriages for this 17s. 6d. The proposed dividend would amount to National Fire and Life 6.7. per cent. to 0 0 10 0 11. 148 Gibraltar . -31 & Z Zre7clailyi..... Dover ...... cedr'
restitution of conjugal rights, was not a room appropie. divorce a mensci et thoro, or else shall entitle the aban- schooner yachts, above 35 tons. In the latter case the purpose seemed simple and suitable, there .were difficulties 25,013/. 12s. Bd. ; reserved interest on debt, 2,288/. 6s. North British Insnr..- 81. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 135/. Os Greece (see II;Clis:). 1 , 20, 7 ofm. Southampton March
ated for,your use on the second floor, which you refused doned wife to obtain from her husband a proper =Mute- club will most assuredly lend iiii ' aid to the Sussex coast en the way of its adoption on British r•ailways which were I.ld. ; leaving a balance of 226/. 17s. lid. to be carried !. t.
ishUnionlnsrne. NJ. pr cent 20 0 0 1 0 0 Ili. las G
=ward Life •••• .. • 51. p • 0 0 70 0
er cent. 50 .12/ In reytown ..........M 2nd & 17th of mon. 6outhampton April l
nance by way of alimony. in establishing a regatta there, and everything au insuperable. over to the next half-year's account. The' r t / 0
epor was United Dep. Assurance 5 .per cent 10 0 1 0 0 20s. ~s Hamburgh ..........N Tuesday & Friday London ..... ues. 66t.
tO accept ?
" That divorces a mensd et thoro may be obtained b
Y well for a brilliant season. , 23. And as regards the American arrangement, it is ob- adopted and the dividend declared. ud Havannah ....- -- AI 2nd of the month Southampton April 1
Mrs. Heakewell-I refused because I would not sub- * Ex Dividend. Holland ............M Wednesday & Sat London ..... een.ghar
the wife for the above-mentioned causes as well as by the violas that it is so opposed to the social habits of the Eng- . ST. ANDREW'S.-The half-yearl
mit to be locked in the room by the footman at eleven , y general meeting of
nusband. lish, and would interfere so much with the privacy and the shareholders of th•
is company was held at St. An- MISCELLANEOUS. Luna (viaSouthampt.)M 4th & 20th of mon. Southampton April 4
ock e ght. Her husband had taken away five a
o'cl very ni
That divorces a vinculo shall be allowed for adultery
-.,) THE FRENCH CRYSTAL P - Th P
ALACE.- e alace of In- Comfort which they now enjoy, that these conside t. '
ra ions, drew s on Monda,y ; Mr. Smith, the chairman of the India (via Maraeilles)M Bth& 24th efmonth Dover ...... April I
Dividend .Anic'unt
of her children, and she had taken two ; she instituted and for adultery only. ' dustr erectingjin the Champs Elyges, is to be composed apart from others nearly as important would forbd 't
, 1- '-° company, presiding. It was explained in the report and per o: lonian Isles (see India)
proceedings for a divorce. She would not let her hus- " That divorces a viand* shall only be granted on the Y'f d ' ' thi
a option in s country, Name of Company.
Aneurc. Share. Paid. Price, Ireland ... M & d • ' edaily
..... N Twice ady ...... Holyhead ... reek
band know where her two children were. She recol- suit of the husband, and not (as a general rule) on the suit of a hall 192 metres in length and 48 metres wide. It 21. Having come jeary reluctantly to the conclusion that in the chairman's address, that the construction of the
---.. -----__ Li5b0n..............M 7,9, 17, & 27 of m. Southampton April 16
lected an application for an 'habeas corpus at Westmins of the wife. • will be surrounded by a double gallery 24 metres neither the German nor American arrangement can be made line (which was only opened on the Ist July, 1852) had - x s a a -_ Madeira ............M 9th of the month ROnthaMpton April 16
' u• .. s. d. Madeira ............N 23rd of the month Plymouth .. April 12
ster Hall, when she seized her husband in court, and " That the wife however, may also apply for divorce a wide. The roof is to be supported by light columns, available, and that it is not expedient at the present me- cost 15,884/. 18s. 10d., the total ,expenditure being essam Tea ••••• • • • • • • - 50 0 0
2/. 15s• 50 0 0 20 0 0 10% Malta (see India)
Baide " Thomas, my dear, come home with me." (Laugh- vinculo in cases oe aggravated enormity, such as incest or and the whole length of the building will be 254 ment to adoPt the only remaining mode-that of giving to 22,659/. 10s. ld. The receiptS, including loans on de- kuctten mart- ••• • -1 le 100 00as - 36 Malta ..............N 7,17,19,27, 30 •fm. Dover .. March 29
ter.) (-Looking at her husband indignantly)-Oh I bigarnY• metres, and the width 103 metres. The height is to be the passengers the power of stopping trainS at their discre- benture, amounted to 23,878/. 155., leaving a balance of 4"UStralian Agricultar
61. per cent. .._...
35 0 0
0 0 102 Mauritius (see India)
shames sha.me, that o h uld - 1 f h
yu s o emp oy a person o tat . " That recrimination, connivance, and condonation shall, 35 metres. The building is to have four grand en- tion-the committee proceeded to determine the course to 1,219/. 4s. 11d., which was expected to cover all de- Australian Trust_
_._....
Australian Royal mau -
1° ° 0 2 0 0 4 g Mexico •
25 Mauritius ..........N 14th of the month Plymouth _ 3farch 2G
....M `2lid of the month Southampton Ist 0, mon.
kind (looking c - if proved, be deemed, and treated as bars to the snit. trances, one at each side, with four smaller ones at the be. recommended for the purpose of providing engine- mends. The
,passenger and goods traffic, taking the Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 103. 10 0 0 10 0 0 23% Naples ...• "•
' • • • • Merch 22
1 M Cla ks ) t Ile 1
ontemptuous yat r. ron oi e „ drivers and guards wit •••... . . . •N sth isth2sthofmon Dover .. .. • •
and bully me in „ 0 rt That recriminations shall include any of the grounds angles. The exterior wall be made of cut stone with h a means of mutual communica- circumstances of the line into account, had been satis- British American Land lbs.
- •3810 0 65 New Glranada ...: -Id 2d & 17th of month Southampton APril 1
B pen con . for which divorces may be obtained a mensa et thoro. tion.
arcades, 360 in number, the principal entrance facing 25 mh • factory, though, from the expense of . the number' of Canada ..• • • ......_
...., 61. percent. 100 0032 10 0 .. New Zealand.. .By private ship .. Varlet', port' Uncertain
ent Donds 51. per cent March 22
y Mr. Clarkson-She had been before a magistrate. a • •
That the existing mode of obtaining a divorce a vinculo e engine-driverhaving already in the steam-whistle Do. 5 per c
- ' 105 y, Papal States ........17 sthloth2sthofmon Dover ••• • • •
the avenue of the Champs Elysdes. There are to be ' rain nec
t •s un essarily run, the com B dt• 6 ' -
pany had not been able nine, 6pr ct. ond .. per cent March 26
Her husband swore that his life was in danger. shall no longer be continued. a means °f making signals to the guard, which experience • - - Penins 1 m 'thi7th27th t • thampton
- 117% u a •• •....... o mon sou
31 Per cent. - A rii
air. Clarkson (haiading her a ' )--1" • . d • .
written paper ray is " That a verdict at law, an an ecclesiastical sentence six additions or returns, to the main buildings, one of has shown to be am - • f ll
ply sufficient or a necessary entrposes, a „
to pay the Edinburgh, Dundee, and Perth Company the City Navigation Bon s
Electric Telegraph (A) ..... - 97 Peru ............ „Id 9d & 17th of mon 6outhampton 13 1
that your handwriting ? - -,' h. h 'll
w lc wi compose the grand entrance just mentioned ; the object in vievv would be accomplished if the guards '
u amount for working the line that had been stipu- 25 0 0 20 0 0 22U Port Natal ..........N 14th of the month l'iymouth
Yes. * shall net be considered as preliminary conditions whicn Ditto •• •• •• .. •• (19 - 25 0 0 7RI 0 II Sicily . . N sthl -th2stholmon, Dover •••• . . March 22 .
Mr. Clarkson-Did you send that to your daughter, must be complied with before it can be obtained. whilst that at the side of Col. Langlois' panorama will were provided with rt ' d ffi '
an equally ce am an e cacious means lated. The report having been adopted, after the elec- Equitable Reversienry si pr. ceat. 100 0 0 100 0 0 120 Tuscany ••••••• • . . . . N sth 15th25thofmon. Dover ••• • .• March 22
12 years of age l-She answered in the tive. " That a new tribunal shall be constituted to try all contain two flights of stairs to reach the galleries above. of arresting the attention of the engine-driver. Hitherto tion of several directors the meeting separated. • Ditto New _.,
....
s. & Invest - 50 0 0 10 0 0 _ yenezuela M2d & 17th of month seethampton Apiil 1
The contents were not read questions of divorce. There will also be access to the galleries from the en- the•guard has been assumed to have such a means in the FRANKFORT, WIESBADEN, AND COLOGNE.-The pro- seg..z/enr,
_ay, . 5
_.
o._
P & bs, 21 100 0 0 100 0 0 102% Van Diemen'sLand (see '
publicly edi e break, which wh N getter 10 pct IS 0 0 411 0
1 30 Australia) .
She said she had been left ' ea' sh " That all matrimonial questions also, which are now trances at the angles. The whole superfices of the bun ng en suddenly and repeatedly applied, has spectus has been issued of the Frankfort, Wiesbaden, Hudson's Bay ........
...:. •
th Soathem to
in a oreign country. e seldom failed at el.. 220 West Indies ........M 2d & 17th of mon Pr. April 1
to excite the notice of the engineatrivar. Re.- and Cologne Railway, with a capital of 2,000,0001., in Hungerford ..........
heard her husband say to the defendant that h ld
e wOu determined in the ecclesiastical courts, shall be transferred and of its accessories will. be 31,919 metres, forming one
cent occ e c
n es, however, have, shown t.
hat this menal is n London Institati 21. 10s. 100 °O.- 0 100 -0
0 47% ..
0 20/. shares, of which one-half is already subscribed o On • .
drive her into Bedlam. , to the same tribunal. of the largest buildings of modern times, Over the not to be de L d - - 78 15 0 -
pended on in all emergencies, and that one 'II be on on Reveralonary 61 BIRTHS.
the continent and by the promoters. Its langth wi per cent. lb 0 0 15 0 0 14
Russell Institutio '
Mr. Clarkson must say that she was
n t *bl
o responsi e " That this tribunal shall consist of a Vice-Chancellor • •
a common law judge, and a judge of the ecclesiastical
, principal entrance will be placed two groups of figures, more certain in its • • • '
operation is req . - - 12 10 0 - OF A SON. .
and • 110 miles, and for the whole distance it will run along price,s patent
(‘ n• • .
for her acts. representing the Fine Arts, Agriculture, Industry, 26. The magnitude of the traffic on the British railways, • t 'and. Co 10/. er cent 17
20 0 0 10 0 26 On the 12th inst., at Tickton-grange, East 'Yorkshire,
mrs. Heakewell anclignantlY)-4 Wish you were half courts.
‘f That the party who seeks a divorce, whether it be a . . , , , , _ • the bank of the Rhine from Deutz, opposite Cologne, o Reversionary Int. Soo •4LP r cent
Commerce • and, above the centre, will be seen the in• and the numerous channels through which it flows, lead to h E % P 100 0 0 100 0 0 /05 the wife of ma* B
JOT rOadley Harrison, 10th Hussars.
as correct in your intellects.
divorce a tuna et thoro, or a divorce a vineulo matrimonii uild- the gradual in
scnption of Palau de l Industrie. .All round the b crease and diminution of trains, according as _ , , ,
Wiesbaden where it will connect with the Taunus ne ,ya) Mail Steam... 41. sh • 100 0 0 60 0 0
td to ield a revenue a 'rah Nuatralian - SP.
are-
• . 1. per share. 25 0.1 25 0 0 54 oi A DAUGHTER,
Ilurlin .
Mr. Corrie said it was painful to.hear such a case. It shall pledge his belief to the truth of the case, and that ing will be inscribed the names of men celebrated in art they converge to, or diverge from, the great centres of in- to Frankfort. Its traffic is estima e . y
,_, Trust and L On the 19th inst., at - gton house, Mrs. Withal
oan Comp.
. to a railway map of ene
was anxious to and mannfactures. Also along the front of the principal dustry and PoPulation. Frequent re-arrangement and sub- Of 15 per cent., and by reference , of Ulmer Canada .. - 20 00, 3 0 0 _ Cayeedish.
was evident her husband "ttle with h there is no collusion between himself and his wife.
t t '
ec i an
amicably, but she refused, and he would enem-
ies the
er
~ .
That the evidence shall be oral, and taken down in the entrance will be sculptured medalions destined to receive
• division of trains tth • cipal towns and junctions continent the undertaking will be seen to in ers n
are the nec , a e prin , .
k f existing lines. ------------a „ .___
MARRIED. .
.
complaint. presence of the parties. the busts of men who have been an honour to France. ts. This constant change, added to im ortant manner the reat networ o
essary resul P g 22 ATAI it
I AILWAY ACCIDENT.-A fatal casualty °CCM, oth 17th inst.,
n e at Clapham near W 'h' Sussex,:
04 • thee
Mrs. Healewell-Then you are e-vlng e persons " That in general the process, practice, and pleading - Not less than 20,000 persons will be able to circulate the varying shapes and sizes of the vehicles of which trains Messrs F H d rson and Co. axe the contractors,
are all ' h ll th t '
usu v composed, is the chief reason wy a ea - ox, en e , .
d f resid t f h
and the board of directors is compose 0 • en so t e red yesterday mornin on the Midland Railwa which wee M.R.C.S '0
,
y, W. E. C. No • oi s mg, ,
f f 28, Biyanston-streev, ,
rsecute and insult me shall conform to the process, practice, and plee,cling of the with eaee at the same time in the building. The roof is tem ts hilhart exhibits g
weapons to enable them to pe H
ak a .
1 the guard with an effective -la ,_ hants of Liver o 1 a the dan er of descendin from a railwa train uare, London, s
e ewell Court of Chancery, as recently improved ; with such addie P 0 made to supp.y . emcny of Nassau and mere p 0.. an, g - y Portman-se oli of the Rev. Wm. Notu•see :
before it g t E al
Mr. Clarkson was vindicating Mr• , when a to beof iron and zinc, the to b • f 1 lik th t f •
p emgn g ass, e a o signal, by mechanical contrivances, have failed. has stopped. The Government train from rector of Clapham, o mi y Frances, onl him f T ili; *
ted hire, violently ions as may be beneficially derived from the ecclesiastical the C 1P 1 f L d
rysta, a ace o on on. •• • • ' r 27. It is, in fact,. indispensable, in consequence of these London.
------- y c ° • •
Mrs. Heakewell repeatedly interrut system. Derby to Leeds reached the Masbro' station (five miles Potter Esq., late of Marlborough.
exclaiming, "Itis a lie, a gross lie. " That the rules of evidence shall be the s eas those SINGULAR AND FATAL AcnIDENT,-While William frequently recturing changes, and the rapidity with which
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. from Sheffield) between ei ht d . ' I k d
g an nine ococ , an was Fe
On t'he Ist of bruar
Y, at Poonah, East Indies, Frede-
'cation at this • Atkinson, a carpenter, in the employ of Messrs. Atkin. they are made, that the means selected should be of easy rin to ull Conybeare, Esq,, of the Bombs H aoi
Mr. Clarkson said she had made an appll , which prevail in th t m al c urts of the kin dont
e e por o g .
RN ItAiewAY.-Tra.ffie ret f prepa g p up there, when a middle-aged man was y orse Artillery, so .
e_,,
estate of 2,000/. "Th son and Co., builders, Pa,ddington, was engaged nailing app 1
lication and should be simple for a THE GREAT NowTHE
~ , further, that it . , , , . th Very Rev. the Dean of Lla.ndaff, to Fanny, eld "
court stating that her husband had an _ .at the judges shall have the power of examining the eg hl3 1853 (283 miles) Z 14,359 13 or
observed by his fellow-passengers to open the carriage- .1 e fL. t
newspapers-ate Parties an
a year, which had been pubhshed in the _ ,
_, . , d ids? of ordering anY witnesses to be Produced down the floor of one of the new houses in Porchester- comp ex contrivance depending for its maintenance in a the week ending arc , 10 aughter o ieu enant-Colonel Hallett, C.B of the
~
ttf 1' ' -• ' I cl. bb th 0 • k last year (24.14 miles) 10 87 door and spring out. The train was in slow motion, but 6maay. Army.
llow her wno in their 0 ' ae o aQustment on spiral springs, n lam er or o er orresponding wee , 713 11
possessed 600/. a year, and was vvilling to a
"Th pinion enay throw light on the question. terrace, a plank sprung up, striking deceased, who fell 8 .
elastic substance would be liable to constant derangement. , nevertheless the gentleman stumbled, and fell between _
arANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY.-Traffic re- the edge f th
t under re- . at the Court shall . t l feet deep
anything reasonable, and if she was not kep . tion in __l. ._ . be in rusted with a large discre- through the joists to the next floor, severs .
28. It is equall b • th t • ads lepending solely on
y o nous a sign t turn for the week ending March 20, 1853 ...217,478 9 9 h - 'l3 /3 platform and the train. The wheels in
s Wlll- p escribing whether an and what revision shall H
Y P e was picked up insensible and bleeding, and conveyed . MED.
straint great injury would be the result. He wa be made to the wle in ad* sight, whether the medium employed be a reflecting sur- • k last year t e first instance ran over his legs, and mutilated them At the Braige.a 21st
Corresponding wee 15,969 15 6 ouse, Taunton, on Monday the
t 'bl - tild p
ing to keep his children. her husband I ' justing the rights which she and to St. Mary's Hospital, where he died soon after his
, face, lamp, or flag, or on the vigilance of a person placed ..., ern y. His body was then twisted into a posture inst., Ma a uah t
may respectively have in each other's ro-
On the 20th • ' , he beloved wife of Captain Maher.
Mrs. Heakewell-You have charged me with insanity, perty, and in providing for th • • •1) admission, from a fracture of the skull. (as is the case on the Great Western Railway) in a some- 911 ESTER AND HOLYHEAD tGAILWAT.-Traffic return for more nearl 11 Itth t • dth hI f seve-
y para e o e ram, an ewee s o burAh
inst., at No. 9, Melville-street, Edin e •
and you. must abide the consequences. ance of the children. e guardianship and mamten- [ADVERTisEmENT.J-Holloway's Ointment and Pills a
~ what elevated position on the tender, must, even under railway and steam-boats for the week ending B T
ral carriages ran along his chest and abdomen, literally A. • od, Es-.
e late fth
, o e Bengal Civil Service.
Mr. Clarkson begged to say that Mr. Heakewell never " That there shall be only one a certain and effectual Remedy for the Diseases of the the most favourable circ stances, be uncertain' in their March 20, 1853
..................... 23,194 16 4 opening the trunk from end to end. The accident was On the 16th of Jan tain C•
urt and that ppeal from the decree of Corresponding week last year _ S. Reynolds 49th Ca
uary, at Tezpore, Assam, P 4„i.
Skin.-Ringworm, scurvy, leprosy, jaundice, scrofula, or operation, and wholly useless in tunnels and. in fogs. 2,485 13 1 I • assen
insinuated that she was guilty of anything immoral- the Co , the appeal shall be carried to the House wi nessed by a number of horrified officials and p Regiment 8.N.1., and principal ass"-
ant to the '
of Lords." king's evil, sore heads, and the most inveterate skin dis- 29. The remarks made in a former part of this report, ________
. *te the contrary.
t signals depend- Increase in 1853 gem, but no one was able to render the slightest assist-
On t Commissioner of Assam, aged 36.
',Oa. •. ka Corrie recommended her to consult with her rela- ............................... tr •o• • '
eases to which the human race is subject, cannot be when eatino of air whistles, prove tha ,
. 'VTO9 33 an 1 • d d hich it did almost im-
ce ti 1 the train ha stoppe , w mend he 18th inst., at Newport, adonmouthshire, in con);
i gesag,e. , a d dismissed the summons. tre,ated with a more certain, safe, and speedy remedy for ing on sound, if made at a distance f .
rom the eneine-dnver, ,-,
''• • ht
are as little to be relied on as those depending on sig . seoßee AND BANDON RAILWA.Y.-Traffic return for the • • • cl* t td by the of the Ist battalion of the Royal Regiment, Lienl"-
mediatel , owin to the impe imen presen e
week ending March 19, 1853 ................. 2186 1 . Y g dd b d has not been identi- Colon
s.• as-- g• ee,,, A SMART REPARTEE.-A feuilleton on Arnault, the their cure than Holloway's Ointment and Pills, which act ael C. Deane, K.H.
0 7 mangled corpse. The ea o y
e.ea,:e'..! a" ar, Is menti Several members of the committee have at various times Corresponding week last Tear
ns ~ . . . eig , sq., o
ar'aa,e'ag•-• ee ~ a S.-Henry Harrison, aged 32, and Gullasic poet, in ope of the journa , ons the following re- 80 peCuliarly on the constitution, and so effectually
conducted experiments ha, • g soupd•for their basis, and ---•-sesaseeee-a_g_,--,,,,__--s-
-..................... 186 2 9 fied. the 15th Hussars, and afterwards of the sth Fusilier°'
if-'-'-'..a?''' '' 1 t• fT•teth fi t d d f t
f Laa ive o ries , e rs an secon mates o par ee :--- ne ( 'at the corner of a stre -•
0 lay et, an unskiful purify the blood, that those diseases are quickly eradi- the result has • - • h • loud
invariably been, that no noise, owevei.
'G^' C . .
LIMAN I,I,DULLITY -About five . - b ersons` best ac-
PROTESTANTISM IN FRANCE.-T..e p only
so
ear
n of the late Captain Sleigh, of Stapleford, li
- •1:'•`-.We lib '' lt who
t:.--4, eae ali WWI eban, from Calcutta and Shanghai, and now rider ran ag-ainst Arnan ! complained aloud. A cated from the system, and a lasting cure is obtained. shrill, or continued, whether the sound was produced by . • y ears ago a sickly elaainted with the Protestant congregations of France !, Nottin 1
2 am
d the rider becoming an te, k e heard, girl, 12 years old, made crowds of hat form of worshb '- - •
%,.•-•,, ,!.!,!4,.1, r. 4, , ,he London-dock, were again . &ought up to crowd gathered, an , ~
._ pa,,, 0 out These sovereign rernedieS are equally efficacious in curing compressed air, trumpets, or gunpowder, coUld b credulous- people in consider the numbers frequenting t .
.. 1 I _
-.--.7.!.**
,',, ; : :-.7a4,31-1 , . arge •of ca • thd th ft-L
using e ea s o wo asears, a car( , am-,
I - 1 presenting it to Arnauit, said, • i hero is
my
I d B lin believe tl t•h I I
tumours, burne, scalds, glandular swellino.s, ulcerous even when the train was abort,. when there was a le° el ' la 6ele d coMMunion with I.d 15 be bout 3,000,000. But a largo Portion of thoBe, i- , --
p ange s, an o a ____-=. . ___ __ .
could Perform mirac 1 .LOND • • V 0 UNG'
tter keen your add - - •
~,.. , ..,• ~ , 'IPS • ' mut Allee and Mohsum, and also with vio.. address,"-g You had be---- = - ' -ress, re- wounds, rheumatism, contracted and stiff joints. a--Sold wind, or when the Speed of the train was considerable'', _ d = u-olls cures. She has new just bee, though never attending Roman Catholic rites, WOUld, . ON • Prlnted and Published by MURDO - 112,
. leatli aasauit;..._
mg Sabratt dth ' •
ean o er Asiatic seamen. 1. d Arnault, " for the better management of your at all druggist°, and at Professor HollowaY's establish- 30. The electric fluid, as the committee has already na conVI
pie used • •
'cted of s "
windbag, and condemned to 15 months' j nevertheless, for fatally and other considerations, not 9f No. 112, Strand, Printer, at Th,e Sun Office, Nea ok
-•• ba douse occasion to observe, is too embtle, and. the apParOus imprisonment. I consent, in a census, to be inscribed as Protestants. n Y
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, ia the con "
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Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid. P ice.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. s. d.
Australasia... 6/. per cent. 40 0 0 40 C 0 934
British North American 6 per cent. 50 0 0 0 0
Commercial of London. 6.. per cent. 1 0 0 0 0 0
Co'onia! .........., ,„ per cent. 100 0 0 0 0
lonian 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 4 0 0
Lond . Char Bk. of Ans. 20 0 0 t 1“ 0 17%
London and County .. 6'. Der cent. 50 0 0 0 0
Londn and Westminsa 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 35
London Joint Stock ... 61. ver cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0
Provincial of Ireland.. Si per cent. 100 "0 0 25 0 0
Ditto, N ew... . 81. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0
ational of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Nat Provncial of Eng. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 Q 0
Ditto, New .... • ... 6/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Oriental Bank Corpora. Bi. p ct.BD be. 25 0 0 iN 0 0 57%
;outh Australia .. .. 6, p. et. & bs. 25 0 0 25 0 0
Union of t ust.alla .. 6 p. ct. & Os. 25 0 0 2` 0 78
Ditto .. ........... 6'. per cent. 210 0
Uni,n of London ..... 71 per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 17%
Union of Madrid 40 0 0 40 0 0

DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price,
Annum. Share.
X e. d. X s. d.
Commercial ........ •• 41. pr cent. Stock.
East and West India 6)11. pr cent. Reek.
East Country.. 2os. per sk. 100 0 0
London .... ... 5l. pr cent. Stock. 128
Ditto Bonds •• 4l. per cent.
S I .Katharine • • 4 per cent. Stock.
8 nthampton li. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0
Victoria ........ — 0 0

CANALS.
mes of t Dividend Names of p, . Dividend
Companies. per Price. Companies. t-s• per Price.
ch Annum. a.,
Al Annum.
-
X £;
Ashok& Oldh 98 71. p. et. 140 :Al acciestleld . 100' 21. 10s. 5,)
BarusloY•• •• 160 Means .... •• 100 itit
farknk&Ahrg 1501 Si. 821 Oxford.. •• 100 13,. 182
parmingham 401 41. 105% Peak Forest. 78 81. 188. 70
Coventry-- 1001 251. ReTent's • 531 it On. 1610
Derby •• • •-• 100 61. 58 Kocliklalu...• 851 21. 42
Ell,to,Bcelts 69 2% p.ct. 3,34 ....mrset Coal 1,01
GrandJunetri 100 3, pr.ct. 68 Do.l.llld*t 12
Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 6/. pr. et. S.tiTr4 &Wore 140 281. 405
Grand Surrey 100 I/. 10s. Shrewsbury.. ,25
4.iraud 00, Onion 100 I/. 108. 24 Stourbrid , 201. 290
.- •• Kenut& Ant 39 Os. Od. 7 Severn and') 1451
Lancaster • 100 Wye Rail. 1 2.' 21'08. 24
Leeds&Livrp 100 251. 550 Warwick& 1
Leicester •••• 100 51. 66 Idirming. j 100 4/. 40
Latestr&Nth 83 41. 44N Warwick&
imounbourt
28
m
Mntgmerysh 100 Birming• j
w No
racPstt°r /k n . .
100 3'.
78 3/.
gmhoehgoh
110042„ 7
_Ol. 510
MeltaMwbry 100 wilts & Arks —10 s. Od. 7

per of
Name of Company. Paid. i Price.
lIAS - L 1G 11. T ADlNi:slll:Cens.odlC E
2AccoomlootuPn..:o Z.si I
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,i:
:),
10 p e - 4rl 1.
cent. nt . \ 1472:0500 'lOOOO. d.O
1424::: 11°50: :lot": 1 1121 '?1344
Annum.
:400Shar00e.00
British • • • • • • • • • • • • ••
3.1. & bonus. 50 0 0 50 0 0 t 33,
0 0 23
311. per cent. 50 0 0 49 0 0 27
50s. 50 0 0 50 00, 27
41.
1496'
- 50 0 0 50 0 0
Do., Parl. Preference 61 per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 24%
cßit;oci Citydnintag -
Dittoedthpi
lite.:
oeanfenbnn.rdliateora :
.nno.., vtd(.
..310.
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51.
RpGI
mr: etc
epcaenitri
iffiCxae.i n.. :.. a 1...
.. '
....
...• . . . . .
100 0 0 90 0 0
11.
United General • • • • •-
Wastsiimster Chartered 51. per cent. so
0 ' 50 0 0 39
Ditto. New •• •• •• •• 51. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 73'
LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES.
71. l per cceenntttt.... 100 0 0 100 0 0 vll/10
Dividend Amount
pp
pereerr cent.
51 4:1100:0 h a isoauo: . 10;
Annum. per
ecee
nil
Name of Company.of
76%/1... percent. 12 128
..-..-----.
20 0 0 70 0 0
11:102: P a ii 80:: doo' n;
31,
P.
809:221:11:83e'00s.
6811.. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 f* 10/ 93
W. per cent. 6 0 0 5 0 0 4/. 10s
Exchange Bn! of Scot.. - 100 0 0 31 5 0 9s. (,0
National Bar 4 •••• •• 616 percent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 161 28
E: . Flank;
itoaro,
tyi
in
mil
is yetdnti
Caledonian
o,hr
nfoods
cnofrLai
ca:l3l i
aenn Scotland
:BB
BoakgaCl
n.
Rank
nkm.
k. . . .
alp. . . .
.n. ... . . Comp.... ... . . . .. .
.7. .
•, I orth a Scotland Bark bi.percent, 20 0 0 210 0 31. 18s
Royal Bank ofScetlard 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 145110
,nion Bank of Scot. .. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 921 5s
Western Bank _••• •• • • 7/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 72/ 10s
alliance Fire and Li:e.. 2% /.pr cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 21112 s
British Guarant:le .... 41. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 11. 8,
Oaledoniau Fire Instil'. 101. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 261 Od
City of Glasgow Lite.. 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 4i. 13s
Colonial Life ....... • • 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 0 41. 78
Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. percent. 100 0 0 '5 0 0 24110 s
Eng. & Scot, Law Life 151.pe••cer.,. 50 0 0 217 6 31 7s
Life Assoc. of Scotland 6/.percent. 10 0 0 110 0 31. 17s
National Fire and Life 6,7. per cent_ 10 0 0 1 0 0 11. 148
North British Incur... 41. per cent. 200 0 0 201
00 00
.12/ 0 0
Scottish Union Insrao. 7141. pr cent. 20 0 0
- -
Standard Life •••• • • • 51., per cent. 50 0 0 7 Ins
United Dep. Assurance 51. per cent 10 0 0 1 0 0 20s. od
* Ex Dividend.
13151./.
1,4 1,

FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—A fatal casualty occur.
red yesterday morning on the Midland Railway, which
exhibits the danger of descending from a railway train
before it has stopped. The Government train from
Derby to Leeds reached the Masbro' station (five miles
from Sheffield) between eight and nine o'clock, and was
preparing to pull up there, when a middle-aged man was
observed by his follow-passengers to open the carriage-
door and spring out. The train was in slow motion, but
nevertheless the gentleman stumbled, and fell between
the edge of thp platform and the train. The wheels in
the first instance ran over his legs, and mutilated them
terribly. His body was then twisted into a posture
more nearly parallel to the train, and the wheels of seve-
ral carriages ran along his chest and abdomen, literally
opening the trunk from end to end. The accident was
witnessed by a number of horrified officials and passen-
gers, but no one was able to render the slightest assist-
ance till the train had stopped, which it did almost im-
mediately, owing to the impediment presented by the
mangled corpse. The dead body has not been identi-
_ fled.
PROTESTANTISM IN FRANCE.—The persons• best ac-
GERMAN CREDULLITY.--About five years aao a sickl uainted with the Protestant congregations of France
girl, 12 years old, made crowds of credulous'people considerl the numbers frequenting that form of worship
Berlin, believe that she held communion with an and to be about 3,000,000. But a large portion of these,
could perform miraculous cures. She has now just.been though never attending Roman Catholic rites, would,
convicted of swindling, and condemned to 15 months' nevertheless, for family and other considerations, not
imprisonment. I consent, in a census, to be inscribed as Protestants.

LONDON : Printed and Published by 11f1TRDO YOU; 9:
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No•L'of
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, ix the count',
Middlesex, Thursday, Marsh 24 1868. • •