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Naval and Military Intelligence.
1 ASSIZE IN TELLIGEN CE.
-.._____- the second letter, which sbe had secreted while the offi- assaulted and seriously injured Rebecca Cohen, the wife l
cer was engaged in searching elsewhere. of a tradesman in Seitalfields. Spoiling Intelligence.
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1 PRICES 0 Ili SHARES
IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- '
se- i Several of the clergy and gentry came forward to give The complainant, a careworn-looking woman, whose .
Rear-Admiral R.. L. Baynes, C. 8., hoisted his flag HOME CIRCUIT.-KaINGSTON, MARCH 26. the prisoner a character. right arm was suspended in a sling, stated that she had 1 NORTHAMPTON RACES--WEDNESDAY. PANIES' STOCK.
The learned Judge said he must sentence her to four employed the prisoner for some months as a domestic ' The Trial Stakes of 10 soya each, with 40 added ; for -am,..___
(b ue a
I t the mmen) yesterday morning on board the (Before Mr. Baron Aldereon and a Special Jury.)
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vose v. CHISHOLM. years' penal servitude. . servant, but having recently diScovered tbat she had 1 three-yr-olds and upwaris ; the winner to be sold by Front the Official Lest.
Retributibn, 28, paddle-frigate, Captain Fisher, at Ports-
This was an action to remover damages for a libel. _ contracted a disgraceful intimacy with her husband, 1 600 says, if demanded, unless exemption was claimed
mouth, as second in command of the Baltic fleet.
, Mr. E. James, Q.C., Mra Barnard, and Mr. Lloyd NORFOLKCIRCUIT.---BualaSY. EDMUNDS, March 26. which they carried on with the ,most unblushing effron- at the time of entrance ; horses so exempted to carry LONDON, TUESDA.Y, MARcn 25, 1856.
The Tartar, 21, Captain Dunlop, and the Desperate
(Before Chief Justice Jervis.) tery, witness availed herself of the temporary absence 91b extra. One mile. Three subs. -ea._
8, Commander R. D. White, left Spithead on Tuesday were counsel for the plaintiff ; Sergeant Shee, Mr.
Hawkins, and Daly appeared for the defendant. , STABBING. of the latter to pay the woman her wages, and turn her •
night to search for the missing ship Pacific or her pas.
Mr. T. Parr's Fisherman, 3 yrs, 7st 11Ie (including GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
The case was only partly opened by Mr. James, who Daniel Cuthbert, 18, labourer, was charged with ma- out of doers. On the following morning, however, the
eengers. 91b extra (Quinton) 1
The Victor Emmanuel, 91, was docked yesterday at stated that the plaintiff was a young gentleman, the son iiciously and feloniously stabbing William Williams, at prisoner was brought back by her husband, who insisted Mr. Parker's Tame Deer, 3 yrs, Cst 6th...(Fordham) 2 Dividend i Armand •
Portsmouth, to proceed with her outfit and the shipment of a banker at Swansea, where entered the army as a sur- Bradfield, on the Bth Dec'. upon her remaining in the house, and subjected witness Name of Company. per 1 of Paid. ' Price. o
Bettina 5t02 on Fisherman, who won in a canter Annum. , Share. 1
her machinery. geon in 1851, and after remaining some time at Wools Mr. Brooke appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. to such shameful indignities that she went out for the . , n-
o iour lengths. Before the race 6to 1 was taken freely
The Centaur, 6, paddle frigate, Captain W., J. Clifford, wich was ordered to Canada with his regiment, and was Dasent for the defence. purpose of communicating her painful position to her , L s. d. X a. d. i
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armut Fisherman for the City and Suburban.
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stationed at Montreal. The defendant, Dr. Chisholm, The prosecutor, the prisoner, and some other persons friends. On her return, after a short interval,•she found British •• •• •• •• •• •• ••
C. 8., got up steam yesterday at Portsmouth, to try her
was the chief medical inspector, and the plaintiff to a were at Bredfield Castle public-house on the Bth of De- the door closed against her, but in consequence of the The Stand Plato of 50 tiovs (Handicap) ; winners 51b Ditto Froviucial •• •• 71.
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engines, after refit, &c. -
Brighton .• •• .• •• •• .. N. ,20 0 0 20 0 0 li 1
The Devastation, 6, paddle-sloop, Commander Mar- certain extent was under his orders. It appeared cember. A quarrel arose between them, the prisoner strenuous interference) of the neighbours she was at extra. One mile.
City of London .. •• •• 41. Os. 'lOO 0 0 150 0 0 ; - I
shall, went into Portsmouth harbour mi Tuesday after- that a soldier named 111‘1,1urray was taken ill and being accused of greedily eating the little boy's dinner, length admitted into the house, where the prisoner was Mr. Hope's O,mar Pacba„ 3 yrs, 6,..5t 7lb (Bates) I Continental (4th Cap.). - '500020 a 0 ~ - i
2/. 10s. :50 0 0 all I a4N ,
noon, to replenish coal prior to leaving for Sierra Leone • died, and that an inmairy in consequence took blows were struck, and after the parties left the public. engaged in nursing one of her caildren, and acting in Mr. Knowles s The Rajah, 4 yrs, est 71b...(Quinton) 3 Ectuitable ••••••• •• ••
aod the Cape of Good Hope, with despatches. She place into the conduct of Dr. Chisholm, and during house, the prisoner stabbed the prosecutor slightly in every reopect as the mistress ef the establishment. Wit- Duke of Bedford's Weathercock, 5 yrs, 7st 1211) 85
takes out Commander Agnew to relieve Captain Nolloth the proceedings certain letters were sent by him to the neck. ness endeavoured to take the child from her, but was (B. Sharpe) 3 GI,
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in the command of the Frolic, 16, on the Cape station.. Lord Hardinge and Lord Raglan, and it was for the re- Mr. Dissent, for the prisoner, said he bad been griev- violently resisted by the prisoner, who tore the bonnet The following also ran :-Noisette, Miss Knight, London•• .... •• •• •• •• - .50 0 0 9 t 1 -...
Do., Part. Preference Si. per cent. ' 25 0 0 ~ 1 24,i
The Urgent, 6, steam trooP-ship, Commander Phillips, publication of those letters (in which many serious and ously assaultedby the prosecutor, andgenerally subjected from her head, and fastened her teeth in the fleshy part Commodore Charley, Flying Duchess, anti Dully Var. P;•ce-ix .•• ..•• ...... 41. per cent. '6O 0 0 52 00' 42 c
was undocked yesterday at Portsmouth after refitting. unfounded attacks were made upon the character ot the to great provocation. He was also of weak intellect. of her arm, from which she bit a piece completely out. den. RatclifT..... •• -•• • 51. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16 t
The Fox, 42, fitting a 3 a steam store-transport, was plaintiff) in the shape of a pamphlet that thil prernt A surgeon was called to prove this, but stated that he Witness retreated into,the street in a state of extreme Betting--3 to 1 each aeainst Omar Facha and Dolly United4leneral .....d.
4_ 21. att.! 5500 00 g all
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action was brought. Mr. James stated th.at t
.e p ain. did not consider him of unsound intellect. At the same suffering and excitement, and having obtained the as- Westniiiisyr Chancre f per c
masted yesterday, and will be moved to the steam basin
Varden, 6to 1 each aestFlyine Duchess and the Rajah. Ditto, _New ........ 50 0 0 10 7 0 11 '
shortly to have her machinery fitted. tiff at the present time was serving with. his regiment in time, he was whit was generally called a " soft," and sistance of a policeman she gave the prisoner into cus- Won by three-quarters of a length ; a neck between the
the Crimea, and he was about to enter into some further had been greatly neglected by his parents. tody. ••• I
The Victory, 104, Captain the Hon. J. R. Drummond,
second and third ; Flying Duchess was a bad fourth. WATER-WORKS.
C. 8., set up lower yards add topmasts yesterday for the particulars, when Other countrymen-not very " bright" themselves- The prisoner was fined 3/., or to be imprisoned for At the half distance Dolly Varden, who was lying well
summer months, and commenced firing the evening gun Serjeant Shee rose and said he was iustructed on the stated that the prisoner was -considered as rather a fool three weeks, The husband having deserted the com- I
un, struck into Weathercock's heels alai fell. Her jockey - ! Dividend Amount
at 9on Tuesday night. part of the defendant to express his regret that he had by the people in the parish. plainamt since the affair, she and her children were or- was eseverear shaken. • Name of Company. 1 per of Paid. Price. '
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The fleet at Spithead was exercised yesterday in send- republished the letters in question. Dr. Chisholm had The jury found him guilty of unlawfully cutting only. dered to be taken to the workhouse. ; Annum. , Share.
• The Chief Justice said the practice of at once using The Great Northamptonshire Stakes of 100 Poe's, :Idled - .
irq topgallantmasts and yards up and down, but very himself received full justice by being reinstated in his ---- i Z s. d. X s. d.
little shot practice has as yet been exhibited. former position, and upon reading the evidence upon the knife had become alarmingly prevalent of late, and it MARLBOROUGH-STREET. -A. person wearing to a Hanclicap Sweepstakes of 25 sovs each, 15 dt, and •
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No. 89, went into Portsmouth oath with regard to the post mortem examination of the must be repressed as much as possible. The prisoner ap- moustachios, and evidently moving in a superior station, 5 only if declared, &c. ; the secend to receive 25 soy); 1 7ele
The transport Baalbec,
out of the stakes. Certain winners extra. Two mile •
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harbour yesterday morning to discharge the stores before soldier whose treatment was the subject of inquiry, be peered to be the " butt" of the neighbourhood, and to who refused to give his name and address, was brought
felt bound to state that the representations contained in Ninety-seven subs, 54 of whom paid 5 soya ft. -
reported. • have been greatly neglected by his parents, a,s was too before Mr. Bingham, charged rvitla indecent exposure to -
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The crew of the St. George, 120, Captain HarrY the letters were founded in mistake, ,and he felt it due common in Suffolk parisheS. Ile should sentence him to two young women in Kensirmton•gardens. Mr. Robinson's Siding, by the Ugly Buck, 4 yrs 6st 61b , .Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. ,100 0 0 - Re%
. Ni.aewilitel::ei:C..o.m..p.a.n.e.• .... .'
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Byres, in Hamoaze, were inspected on Monday by Port- to the plaintiff and to himself to state this publicly, and six menthe' imprisonment. The witnesses for the prosecution were the two coin- (4uinton) i West eliddiesex .. •• .. 5/. per cent. !610 o 1 - 95
Admiral Sir W. Parker, prior to their leaving. Several at the same time consent to a verdicabeing taken against BURGLARY .BY BOYS. plainants and one of the park-keepers. Sir J. Boswell's Freddy, 4 yrs, sst 131 b ....(Bullock) 2
have joined the screw eteam-ship Exmouth, 90. All him. Alfred Edward Griffiths, 15, Bailey Staff, 15, and The defendant saidunder the circumstanceshe could not Mr. S. Sinith's Bobby Taft (h la, 3 )rs, sst (Challoner) 3 BRIDGES.
thcee not selecting other ships are, in the expiration of Baron Alderson said it was clear from a perusal of James Annison, 12, Were charged with burglarioutly disclose his name and-address. He was a married man, Mr. Walker's Winkfield, 5 yrs, 7st 411) (Wells) 4
Dividend Ameunt
their leave of absence, to join the Impregnable, at PIY- the letters that the defendant had this justification, that breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Robert and his habits and, position in society would prevent The following also ran :-Speed the Plough, Quarce, Name of Company. per of Paid. Ihice.
mouth, or any other guard•ship. he was in the first instance endeavouring to clear himself. Annison of Pakefield, and stealing therefrom a silver him from acting in the filthy way detailed by the wit- Ariosto, Jack Sheppard. Blooming Heather, Little Da- Annum. Share.
The keel of the Pelorus, Pieter ship to the Satellite, He added that, in his opinion, the course that had been watch, abs. of cheese, two loaves of bread, ancimilbs. of nesses. vie, Flatterer, Paletot, Lady Bird, Shoreham Beeika,
.£ s. d. X s. d.
was laid in No. a slip in the Devonport dockyard on taken was honourable to all parties. pork. Mr. Bingham was satisfied from the evidence of the Challow Bey, Lawn, Puck, Alice Wentwortb;Laverna. aungerford- ..•• .... - , - - 12
Tuesday. A verdict was then taken for the plaintiff with five Mr. Bulwer appeared for the prosecution. witnesses that the exposure was made as described, and Betting-5 to 2 agst Fla Merer, 9to 1 agst Chattow Southwark ........,. - 'llO 0 0 - -
The paddle-wheel steamer Vesuvius has been removed guineas damages. The prosecutor is a farmer, living at Pakefield, and in the language of the law witb the intention of insult. Boy, 10 to 1 agst Winkfield, 12 as 1 agst Ariosto, 100 -
to the outer basin in Woolwich dockyard, and laid un- SMITH V. WINDER. gave information of the burglary very soon after it oc- He should, therefore, adjudge the defendant to be iat- to 8 agst Little Davie, 100 to 7 each agst Paietot and Ditto New of 7% p.c. IL pe_reent.
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der the shears for tho purpose ot taking in her supplY This was an action to recover 1,500/. upon a bond marred. A man named Newbury saw the - prisoners on prisoned for six weeks, and kept to hard labour. Besika, 15 to 1 each agst Bebby Taft and Shorehain, Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 26
of coals for sea. executed by the defendant. - the following morning. One of them (Staff) was carry- Was Barry, Pugilist, was charged with robbing Ben 100 to 6 agst Speed the Plough, 20 to 1 not Freddy, mauxhan ....a.-- 955. I7oto 3 - 20ee
The Osprey, 850 tons register, another despatch gun- The material answer relied upon to the action was ing a bundle ; and having heard of the burglary, New. Canna another pugilist, of five sovereigns. 25 to 1 agst Quince, 50 to 1 agst Siding. Little Davie,
boat, built at Messrs. Fletcber's, of Limehouse, has contained in what is called, by the recent alteration of bury tookahem to the police 'station at Wangford. In After hearing further evidence in support of the Challow Boy, and Freddy were in front until nearing DOCKS.
commenced the process of fitment, &c., in Woolwich the law under the Common Law Procedure Act, an the bundle were found the eatables mentioned in the in- ()barge, and some evidence to show that it was doubtful the distance, when Little Davie dropped off ; Siding - - Dividend Amount ,
basin. She is to be manned with 80 men, being the equitable plea, which alleged that the bond in question dictment, and Griffiths was proved to have secreted the it any rebbery had been committed, then came on, followed by Freddy, Winkfield, and Name ef Company. per of Paid. Price.
usual complement of that class of vessels, Her •arrna- WAS not intended to be carried out, but that it was watch behind a bundle of faggots near the police-station. Mr. Bingham discharged the accused, on the ground Bobby Taft ie the order named. Winkfield was passed . annum. Share. •
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ment will be similar to that of the Intrepid----narnelYs merely given as a temporary security until a mortgage The prisoners, who offered -no defence, were found that the case did not bear the coinplexion of felony, but by Bobby Taft opposite the S.and, and Siding going on •
X s. d. , S s. d.
two 68 and four 32-pounder guns, and two 24-pound should be effected upon certain property belonging to guilty ; and previous convictions were proved against was rather a matter for a civil tribunal. with the lead, won cleverly by a length and a halt ; three Commercial .• •....... 51. pr cent. Stock. I Stock. -
brass howitzers. The Onyx and Pert, from Messrs. the son of the defendant. Griffiths. lengths separated the second from the third ; a head East and West India... 6'. pr rent. Stock. 1 - --
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Yoang's, of Limehouse, are likewise under fitment at Mr. Petersdorff and• Mr. Hance were counsel for the The Chief Justice sentenced Griffiths to 14 days' im- SOUTEIWAMM.-maresine pumpkin, a very respec. between the third and fourth ; Speed the Plough was East C•antry• - - -
London .•• • ... •• -5/. pr cent. Stock. - -
Woolwich. These vessels are all in commission, and plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Prentis appeared for prisonment, and intimated that he would be sent to the table looking woman, le yam,' of age, was brought be. fifth. The next lot consisted of Ariosto, Flatterer, and Ditto flonds 4/. per cent. - - -
are tO be got ready with the utmost despatch. The the defendant. Reformatory at Hardwick, in Gloucestershire, for two fore Mr. A'Beckett, charged. with uttering a counterfeit Little Davie. The others were beaten off. St. Katharine - -
Onyx a.nd Pert are of 312 tone measurement each, and The circumstances under which this action was years. The other boys were also sentenced to 14 days' shilling to Thomas Oiiver, the proprietor of the Railway The Pytchley Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 40 a,dded, for outhampton -
Victoria ..• 5l. per cent. 20 0 0 1 10 0 0 , -
are to be manned with crews ef 30 men. The gun-boat brought were somewhat peculiar. It appeared that the itaprieonment, and ordered to be sent. at the expiration Coffee-house, *id Kent-road. two-yr-olds and upwards ; the winner tu be sold for
Traveller, built expressly to serve as tender to H.M.S. defendant, Mr. Matthew Winder, is a farmer residing et that period, to the Reformatory just established in The prosecutor said that about half-past two o'clock 300 sovs ; allowances if entered to be sold for less, &c. JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Colossus, likewise in commission, was yesterday morn- in the neighbourhood of Saffron Walden, in Essex, matt Suffolk. that morning the prisoner came into his shop and called Five furlongs. Nine subs.
ing taken up by the shipwright department in Woolwich , that his son, Mr. Wm. Winder, was possessed of pro- EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE. for a cup of coffee. His shop was nearly full of CGS- Mr. W. Day's The Roman, 3 yrs, Get 2ib (30/.) Dividend Amman ••
dockyard. Her crew is to be composed of 36 men, and perty to soma considerable extent in right of his wife, in- George Jackaman, 19, was charged with feloniously turners owing to Greenwich fair, but he soon supplied (Fordhare) 1 Name of Company. per of
Annum. , Share. Paid. Price.
her armament will be similar to the ordinary class of the same county. In the year 1851 he had become de- shooting at John Cook, gamekeeper, at Assington, with her, and she gave him a shilling to take for the coffee. Mr. Henderson's Ceres, 3 yrs, let 131 b (30/n (Ducker) 2 --- ' . I
gun. boats. The Lively, the Spider, the Bouncer, the sinus of taking possession of the Blue Posts public-house intent to commit murder, on the 9th September. On examining the coic. he found it to be a counterfeit, Mr. Evan's filly by Slane out of Nina, 3 yrs, 6-t 31b 1 I X s. d. X s. d.
Hyena, the Firm, and the Daisey are to be fitted out at in the Haymarket, and all the arrangements were corn- Mr. Power appeared for the prosecution. eontequently he called in a constable and gave ber into (60/.)
tritish NorthA.merican 161. per cent.l 50 0 0 „ , -
Deptford. Lieutenant Codrington heisted his pennant pleted, and on the 31st of Aug. he was to have posses- Th e case was a singular one. The prisoner was em- custody. Witness produced the shilling, which had been
on board the gun-boat Leveret yesterday morning in sion upon paying a sum of 1,500/., and if he failed to ploy ed by a farmer to kill rabbits, and while he was out cast from the mould of an old _George the Third coin, Colonial .............. ,5/ per cent..loo ' 0 0 25 0 0 7
The following lso ran :-Maid of Perth, Van Tromp, Commercial of London. • 10i.per cent. `lOO 0 0 20 0 0 1 -
Woolwich basin, having been appointed to the command complete the bargain he wou'd have incurred the loss of shooting, at 7 o'clock on the morning of the 9th of Sep- apparently much worn, and he positively swore that he Usurer, Birdeateaher, Little Jack.
10niane.............. 6/. per cent. 125 0 0 25 0 0 - !
of thet vessel. a very considerable sum that had been paid as deposit. I tember, he heard a." rustling" in a fence near him. took it from her. -'- - - Beating-2 to 1 nest Ceres, 4to 1 each agst Ni..a Lond.cne.r.Bk.of Aus. , - 20 0 0 ail 0 - '
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The hired transport Amherst is expected at Woolwich Under these circumstances, it appeared that he applied Thinking it was a rabbit he fired in the direction frotn Mr. A'Beckett said that if such was the case he must filly, Sa7rifice filly, Usurer, and Queen Mab filly. 6to London and County •• . 10'. per cent. 50 0 a 20 0 0 34 .
Londn and IVestininstr :141. percent. ;100 0 0 20 0 0 - '
froin the London Docks. She is ordered to take in from to the plaintiff, who is a solicitor in Chancery-lane for an which the sound peoceeded, and- shot the gamekeeper, remand her until Saturday for the attendance of the 1 agst The Roman. Won by a head. Bad third. Queen London -Joint-Stock .•. 12/. per cent.' 50 0 0 10 0 0 ~.,
Woolwich Arsenal 50 tons
.of powder for Halifax. adeance of money upon his wife's property, and it was who was cocetealecl in the long grass, wounding him Mint authorities. Mab filly was fourth. Maid of Perth got badly off. Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent.lloo 0 0 25 0 0 52%
Ditto, New......... 8 /.per cent. 10 0 0 all -
A board of officers is ordeied to assemble to-morrow alleged that he, well knowing the property, and hay- slightly. . . The prisoner here, in an earnest tone, and crying bit- The winner was sold by auction for 60 guineas.
Nationel of Ireland.... 6i. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
at Fort Pitt., for the -purpose of examinina 60 hospital ing been originally engaged -in some litigation con- The Chief Justice said he did not think there was any terly, declared that the shilling she gave to the prose. The Whittlebury Stakes of 15 sovs each, 5 ft, with 100 Nat, provincial of Eng. 81. per cent.lloo 0 0 35 0 0 -
orderlies belonging to the Medical Staff Corps, to as- nected with it, and having succeeded in recover- evidence of an intent to murder. He did not think the cuter was a new one, and not the one produced by him. ; added ; twoma-olds, 6st 41b ; and three, Bst 81b ; cer- Ditto, New .. •• -• . 81. per cent.l 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
certain their fitness for hospital duties in the East. ing it for the lady, Cansented tO advance the re- gra,nd jury had the slightest pretence for finding a bill Mr. A'Becket asked the prosecutor whether be banded Min penalties and allowances. About three-quarters
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e 404
The head-quarters of the Royal Sappers and Miners quired sum upon mortgage. Shortly 'before the against the prisoner for that offence. But it was a game the shilling to anyone else besides_the constable ? of a mile. Forty subs. Union of Australia.... 30/. per cent. 25 0 0 f 1 71%
being permanently fixed at Brompton Barracks, it is un- day appointed for the payment of the money to en- county. He replied that he did• not. A 8 soon as he took it Mr. Howara's Chevalier d'lndustrie, by Orlando, 2 Ditto .............. 311. per cent. - 210 0 -
derotood that a hospital on a small scale will be erected able the defendant's son to take possession of the public- Mr. Power raid the gamekeeper had no doubt acted from her, he discovered- it to be a• counterfeit, and bay- yrs, 6st 41b .(Fordliain) 1 Union of London ..... 20'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 26%
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in the immediate vicinity of the huts and barracks for Mouse, according to the case for the defendant, the plain- under the feelings of a man that had' been hit. ing marked•it, he handed it to the constable. Lord Anglesey's Tricolour, 2 yrs, Gat 41b (including)
their convenience. Owing to the intended enlargement tiff represented that he bad not had time to look into The Chief Justice said there did not appear to be any Mr. A'Beckett told the prisoner that she must be re- 31b extra) (Cresswell) 2 Union ot Madrid .
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of the garrison hospital riot baying yet been carried out, the title to prepare the deeds for the mortgage, but he evidence of ill-will on the part of the prisoner. mended to prison. Mr. Gully's Hurdle, 2 yrs, Cot 71b (iueluding 31b ,
a great many of the sick have been received into the said he was ready to advance the money it a bond were Mr. Power said he had been informed against by the . Prisoner (crying)-I hope not, sir. Don't send rne to extra)
Names of ;fs • Dividend „xi_ Names of .
General Hospital Fort Pitt, the wards in the garrison I given him as security until the mortgage was completed, gamekeeper for poaching. • prima, as I can assure you the charge is false. I had The following also ran : -The Amorous Boy, Merlin, companies. , A per , ' Companies. t,i• . pner . nice.
hospital being very fnll. and upon this the bond ia question was drawn up and The Chief Justice said, if this was the effect of game- amen to Greenwich fair with a friend, and I want to go Blue Rock, and Sernerset. ;a • Annum. , . ee ,an
. executed by the defendant, his son, and Mr. George r 17. •
p eser ing, it ought not to be allowed. It was shocking. home. -----
Betting-Even on Chevalier d'lndustrie, 9 to 2 agst 1 n • X •
D Wakeling, a highly-respectable auctioneer at Chelms- The prisoner might be guilty, under the strict letter of Mr. A'Beckett-The prosecutor swears that you ut- m 1
TOTAL LOSS OF A LIVERPOOL 81:1IP, AN
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erico,our, 5 to 1 agst Merlin, 5 to 1 agst Hurdle. Atuo-
.kshtn &Oldli 93 71. p. ct. l'ls Macclesfield. 100 2/. les. 51
the law, of unlawfully shooting, but there was no evie tered tae counterfeit shilling, and
FEARFUL SUFFERINGS OF THE CREW. ford, who Was acquainted with the family It appeared lam therefore bound rous Boy made nearly all the running. On entering the
by law to remand you, but I will take bail for your ap- straight Chevalier, who had been lying last but one, lillarkrell'isii!'iliYe`t.ii.,),e;g. 1156,4),m -41' Oxford.. •••• 1 co - 104
that two or three months afterwards a ree:ular mortgage dence of an intent to murder.
1111. 4l. 92 Peak Forest. 'iB 51. Oa. 76
deed was executed, but the plaintiff never gave up the Mr. Power remarking that the gamekeeper might pearance until Saturda
We regret to have to a,nnounce the total loss of the
bond, and he brought the present action to recover from have supposed' that more of his person was visible than The prisoner was thYe'n with some difficulty removed gradually drew forward, and obt.iined the lead at the coventry...•lloo, 257. - - Regent's•• •. 30 1/ 14%
Mary Hartley, a barque of about 700 tons burden, the
the defendant, who was one of the parties who had exe- could be really-seen, and that there was an intention on by the jailor, crying very much. distmice, and won easily by a length ; four lengths be- Derby • • •,••1100 6/. 15s. 84. Rochdale .. •• 85 11. 10s. 76
property of Messrs, Clarke, Of Liverpool. cuted it, the amount that he had advanced. the part of the prisoner to shoot him, withdrew the pro- tweeen the second and third ; two lengths between the
Gramblenetnlloo 3.-pr.ct.
Elistnre&Chsl 69 2ee p. ct - Somrset Coal 140, - -
40 Do. Lk Filet 12, - --
third and fourth ; Somerset was fifth ; Blue Rock sixtb, De.
It appears that the ill-fated vessel left Liverpool on
The issue, according to the form of the pleadings, secution. ,0. sir.Ct.l 10 6L pr. ct. 11WStfird &Wore 140, 28L 420
the 15th Feb. last year, under the command of Captain THAMES.-Michael Hogan, an Irishman, aged 37, and Merlin last.
being upon the defendant, Mr. Hawkins addressed the Too Chief Justice expressed his opinion that the who has been in prison a month on a charge of assault- Grand eurrey 100- 4/. - iShrewsbury_l i„5l - -
Grand -Union. 100 1/.os - ••145 •
Barnett, with a general cargo, bound for Arica, on the . Her Maaat 's Plate of 100 guineae ; three-yr-olds, Gst
ury, and stated the above facts. He then called the d 'Stoarbridee I` I 121 290
Kennt 3; Avn. 39, 65. Od. 6% :Severn and 1 1
,j „,. _
Peruvian coast. From the tinae she left Liverpool to e- learned counsel had exercised a wise discretion. It aping and wounding James Chapman, a police constable,
jfendant, his son, aud Mr. Wakelieg, as witnesees, a d Lancaster ..100' - - i wye Bail. j2O -
61 peered from the depositions that the prisoner, after he in the execution of his duty, was brought up for final 101 b ;jfouYr, Ost 21b ; five, 9st 101 is ; six and aged,
the Very 'moment she went hown the vessel appears to
they all swore most diatiuctly that when the deed had shot the keeper, had suffered great distress of mind, examination. 10a. Leeds &Livrp MG; 251. 4684, ;Warwick lc] leo 2/. 25 •
have wet with a centinuous series of disasters. Whilst o Leleester.,.. 1001 61. 49%i Binning.
WAS exeouted the plaintiff expressly stated that the bond bad run for a. doetor, and hed rendered every possible The prosecutor, who has been under medical treat- Mr.T. Parr's Saucebor, by St. Lawrence, 4yro, (Wells) 1 Leicstr &Nth 83: - - IWarwick & 1 1 2,. 10
on her outward paesngo she encountered a series of con-
was
ni . . M J 01.) '- II on 3 rs
.i., erne ~ in , y (Challoner) 2 Loughborogli 142, 701, 550 I
n, _ - worcstr 8•; '
Napton.. j 100, '
erely a temporary security until the mortgage was assistance to the wounded man. He was sorry that the ment, attended for the first time. He was carried into t• r' ' (Quinton) 3 monmouthsh la
trary winds aed rough weather. After having gone , 1 e- . 1 78, 21. 21
eeul rlv lexecuted. The deed itself was quite in th •
0 grand jury had returned the bill against the prisoner, for court with one leg hanging uselessly from
, his body.
through the buffeting:a of the gale, she at length made mh a. a - • . Mr. J. Little's Ugly• Mug, 3e rs
Mntemerysit 100. - - - , Binning. 1
rdinary form, an( ma eno mention o any suc con 1-
i d ' f h d• • • • •
it was a strange thing to charge a man with intent to From the nature of the in jury sustained he will never The following also ran :-Besilsa Homily, General emite.mwery too! - - !wits & Brks -' 10s. Od. -
for Rio Janeiro, at which port she was obliged to pot
tion, but, 'on the contrary, expressly declared that it was murder under such circumstances. be able to walk again without crutches. He has been Wyndham, Stork, Van Brake), and 'Music.
in tor repairs. These repairs having been effected, she • INSURANCE COMPANIES.
given as a collateral security in addition to the mort-
left Rio on Good Friday laA year, after a detsritioa of -- in the poliee force 10 years, and has a wife and nine Betting-6 to 4 agst Saucebox, 2to 1 agst Stork, 4
gage. All the witnesses, however, stated that the deed NmRIMI WALES CIRMUIT-Ruenew, DENBIGSHIRE, young children. He was one of tbe most steady, civil, to 1 agst Homily. Won by half a length ; six lengths _ -
ten days. Shortly after puttiug to sea she again en- Dividend ' Amount I
was sever read over to them, and that they were quite MARCH 24. and best c •nducted constables in the metropolitan police. between second and third.
couetered violent gales, and whilst doubling Cape Name of Company. per of 1 Paid. Price.
I ignorant of its coutents, and they signed it entirely upon (Before Mr. Justice Erie.) On the moaning of tbe 25th of Feburary be was on duty The Nene Staket of 5 scars each, with 35 added. One Annum. Share. 1
Horn, the tempest which she had to brave was most
the representations made by Mr. Smith as to the object CHARGE OF OBTAINING A MARRIAGE LICENSE BY A in Back Church-lane, St. George-in-the-East, when his mile and a half. Eleven subs, _
I L s. d. k a. d.
terrific for several days. She at length arrived at
1 for which it was executed. It transpired in the course FAlirdi OATH. attention was c •Iled to the prisoner who was makine a er rt TT
Ariel), all safe, with the exception of the loss of one
of the case that the son of the defendant subsequently win. Mercei, a young man of 21, was charged with disturbanc
,e at the corner of Cable-street, Rad appeared ar s) me • ' li- 0. f Trumps, aged, Bst 811) &man .....• .... •• .. 31. 10s. 1500 0 0 150 0 0 86',,
' 5 r. .•. ArrlSoll 8 11l,,„ 0
7/.148.6d.b5..100 0 0 11 0 0 171. i
man, who was washed overboard during the raging of .
a a became bankrupt, and that the plaintiff took possession obtaining a marria re license on false representation, to be partially intoxicated. Chapman told the prisoner ei D (Barth ol oine w ) 1 Illiall'a 11:1'. Lnd FCr•
Ditto efarine ....... ee p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 4n,,t4
the storm, whilst the vessel was making the Horn.
of his property under the mortgage deed, and was at the The ci '-'
' ' • s • a owne s aster •en ea age, , s 10, or artt ..
'M 6 S' d I6a 7a (F db ) 9 Anchor .............. 5 per cent. 5 o'l 0 0 -
After discharging a portion of ber cargo at Arica she efendant was resident m the parish of Gresford. he bad better go home, on which the prisoner asked the
present time in the receint of the rents. It also appeared On Mr. Gulliver's Noieette, 6 yrs, 6st Mb (Prior) 3 seas
then Bailed for lolay, where she discharged the reot the 20th December last be applied to the Rev. constable to see him home to his lodgings, mei mid he A rg,us bife ........... 41. per cent. 100 0 _
0 25 0 0 -
that there had been a oiod many legal proceedinae be The following also ran :-Ethelbald, and Eloquence.
of her cargo,. and theace she sailed fur Iquique,
t - tla t. - dgth t of Mr.
ween e par les, an a one - Georee Cuncliffe, vicar of Wrexham, and surrogate of lived in the neighbourhood. Chapman said he had other
Smith's bl f '' Betting-5 to 4 agtt King of Trumps, 3to 1 nest British Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 -
where she took in a, valuable cargo on her return il 8 or the diocese, far a•license to be married to one Mary buoiness to atteod to. The prisoner then retreated 12 ClericLaled.Br. Gen .Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 110 0 0 21
costs amounted to 600/. Elnquence 4te 1 a sst Master Slender, ato 1 agst Noi- county .............. 4/. 100 0 0 110 0 0 120
voyage to Liverpool. Leasing Iquique she returned to Davies The usual questions were put, as to the or 14 yards, pulled off his coat and hat, and came to- - imi Crown .............. 17s. Od 50 001 5 0 0 18%
cMr • ' • d h • h• •.
. Petersdorff haviug intimate t at it was not is residence of the Parties, their age, &c., the defendant tvards Chapman in a menacing attitude. The constable sette. mon by three kngths ; had third ; Eloquence
Islay and Arica, at which places she completed her Eagle ... ss. 50001500 634
and Ethelbald bolted.
intention to call witnesses, representing Mary Davies, kis intended wife to be above begoed of him to take up his hat qnd co^4 and go borne Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 1 5 0 0 5%
return cargo. During tee whole of her passage from
Mr Hawkins in summin u his casee male some 21 H 1 ad .th that he kne of no law •-•' . ' "' ' Not withstatiding the bleakness of the weather, pleasure Europeen Life le 20 00 , all 18%
Arica and back
.she was again subjected to tile most vio- • , g. la . _ . .
.___ . years. e a so. m eoa . . w - and also rewarked that he wa.s a very stupid man to .
General 6/. 5, 00 ; „ 15%
severe rsmerks upon the condUct ot the plaintiff in the ful cause, Asc., to kinder the snid marriage, and that he pull his• clothes off on a cald inorniug. Chapman fob mustered strongly with bookinakers and aristocratic
lent gales. Globe
transaction, and he said he was astonished, after tbe evi- hal been resident in Gresford parish for 15 days. D.- then walk d d h • b 1 ' d • 1 patrons of the turf. Fenn the above return it will be fluardian ............. 51- per cent. 100 0 0 47 501 52
Oa the 15th of Nov. lett year she lett Arica on her e on, an i e prisoner cause e lin , giaspot
dence that his witnesses ba,l given, that no evidence was fendan ' rried o t
t was ma n tie same day. It afterwards him with both arms round his waist, and after raising seen that the racing was marked by many interesting 150
Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 , 0 0 ; 340
homeward voyage to La c•pool, and from the day ehe set
adduced on the f h 1•Of • d h d h •
part ot e p ain 1 ,an e urge tat transpired that the young lady was only 19 years old. him threw him heavily on the ground, at the same time incidents ; but owing to the late hour at which the sport .I. P -
-dal Life
sail she experienced a succession of heavy and violent trilierenni-y .31a.rine ••
1. 3s A 3/. ICO 0 01 20 0 0 82
it was clear that Le was aware that he could not answer She was living with her uncle, her parents, whose consent kickine I . • I h fll CI h dI •
, inn on the eg as ee . mpionn ear ils was concluded we are coinpelled to be brief in our remarks. Law Fir-e
... .•
••
& 2 I 0 0 I 210 0 33,e
.......•• 28. s.bs. 00
gales, and for several days the vessel and crew were con-
their testimmor, and that the a.ttempt that was new was not obtained, being at the time in the Isle of Mall. leg snap like the crack of a whip when he tell, and called BEITING ON THE COURSE. Law Llie.•• •......... - 100 0.110 0 0 61
siciered to be in the greatest danger. At the expiration
bein made to Lforce the bond was nothing but a scan- The prosecution was instituted by the surrogate. out to another constable who was standing by, " That. - cit ESTER CUP. Legal and General Life ,- - 50 0 0 20 0 ti!,.
of the fifth day after leaving Arica the storm sübsided, London
dalegus fraud.
t
and the vessel wade good way for the nem day or two. The defence was that the defendant when he obtained man has broken my leg." Hogan was immediately taken 50 to 1 agst Scythian (taken) LoietoriShie... -
Mr. Petersdorff then addressed the jury for the plain- the lice • 1.) . b f h •
nse believed Mary avies to e o the age e re- into custody by George Savage, a police constable. DERBY. . Marine.- •• .... • ..... 'lBs.per share 100 0 0' 28 0 0 40
Shortly :,fter this, t ) add to the clisa,ters which had
tiff. He said that it was entirely upon his responsib•
a preseuted her to be. Several highly respectable witnesses 50 to 1 agOt Enchanter (taken) Med. Ire:lid& Gen. Life 434 /. per ct. 50 0 0 1 2 0 0 ma
already befallen the ship, sickness broke out amongst the The prisoner put in the following written def-ence :- •.• Minerva •• .. •• .. •• - sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 i 2 0 0 6
lay that the course of not canine witnesses had been a h. m ood character for honesty and truthfulness. a may it 1000 to 10 a,gst Cannobie (taker!)
crew, arid the vessel was compelled to pot in at Pernaaa please your worship to allow me to address you elenerch ...•• - •..... - eoolioo -
taken and the round for his ado*ptina it was that he -a-Vve rdl. a g 1 ' -
e ict, not gui ty. . National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0012 10 0 -
as follows. I enlisted into her Majesty's 66th Itegitnent of -----
Luce, where she left a nuiniaT of the crew ill in the hos-
reall ' • g df d h d ' d
y considered the een ant a rue, 0 out no case I 'rho young lady was in attendance, and appearest CATTERICK BRIDGE RACES-TUESDAY. Palladium Lite...
pita,. After taking on beard fresh hands at Perna,mbnco Foot, in which I -served 18a I. lo b • h
, years. aave . een wit Pelican ....•• •• •• ..•• - - - 1 4514
at all that 're uired 311 answer. The deed aas pro d '
ve greatly distressed but on bearina tbe result she was
to make tip the complement of her crew, she sailed for ' . . my regithent in Great Britain and Iteland, Gibraltar (ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS ) Pheenix - - - 178%
to have been elecuted. in a le '
gal and proper manner, and overjoyed. The case excited great interest and the P-efeepenial Life- . 51 per cent. 5 0 010 0 -
Liverpool on the Ist of Feb. ju ths present year. Frani , We-t Indies, and British North America, during which The Speculation Plate of 25 sovs, added to a Sweep- e ii,i. if • • , ,
it ex ressl stated that •it wee 'en in addition to the r• ' ni • k ble • f tio ' • •
ven mt. gave n niste ea satis ae nto the ma .& Cs 100 0 0 10 0 s 38
the time of her leaving Perearnbuco she again eneoun- . PritY time I behaved myself in a, soldierlike manner. Haying stalteS --of -5 soya each ; two-yr-olds, Gst 2lb ; three, Rroa (iIL e•••• - • • ' 11'
's
• 5 3 0 ' 010 0 -
mortP• e Lcurit and all the gtvrties concerned Must 8%
tered the most frightful galee, and fur several days and I or o„gag y,
Pa
• Pr
'
esent in court. the misfortune in an evil hour to desert my regiment at et r:lk f
uit 'vat.; •our, 9ot 711) ; five and upwards, Oat Olb ; Royal 4excliang,e ....•• 1101. per cent. Stock. I all 228
ght to have been aware of the fact. He then corn- I
nights she was to•ssed about without mak lug any way, • Quebec, in British North America in Augnst, 1853, I' ' mares and geldings allowed 31b. The. winner to be Sun Fire ..„ „ , 6/ 10s. - . „. - 243 "
~,, 1 mented upon the evidence for the defendant, and said - team Life • .., 1 1/ 14s.
and became alinoet untuanagettetle. was apprehended for doing so, anh received the severe sold for 2001. ;if ior 1501., ell° wed 41h ;it for 1001.,
The vieleeee uf "ue that. if the statements male b the witnesses were to ' United Kingdom .... 141. p. cf. & ha. 20 -0
0 i 4 0 0 -5
storm centinued day by day to increa.,e, and on the 'a , • • Y ~ , . 1 PO LICE INTELLIGENCE-March 26„ punishment of ten years transportatiom and having 81b. ;if for 80/., 14Ib ;if for 50/., 2Glb ; and if for Universal Life ....e.. 15e per cent.lloo 00i10 0 '0 -
be retie(' upon, it was a most extraorainary tiling ; : I ..
morning of the 13th of Feb. it had attained a, most ter-- em cempleted tyre e oars and seven months of tlie same, tier 30/., 24111. The seared to save his stalse. • One mile. Victoria Life ......-- ~ 5/. aer cent. 1. - 1412 8 5N
that when the wort . d d h - •
gage ee was su serpent y ..
rifle height, and both the vessel and craw were placed it) Majesty was gractously pleased to grant my pardon from
executed the defendant did not icsist upon tae bond be- CLERKENWELL,m-James Love, aged 32, residin Mr. Morris's Frenzy, 3 yrs (301.) (Nlundy), 1
the most imminent perii. At length, about mid-day on . . g the convict establishment at Portland, on account of my . /MISCELLANEOUS. .
1 • •1111 Id h b 11 d t d G Id. S ' -d d •
mg given up, w lie e wou ave een enti e o o at 2, o ington-street, ouner sotown, an escribed on Mr. E. Gill's Exmouth, 4 yrs (301.) -
the 13tb, a tremendoue sea struck the ship, and irnme- ~ , . . , „ , lon,' service in the B'• al
ritis army and exemplary conduct
a nis representation or me iacts was correct. the police sheet as of no occupation, was placed at the h Mr. Osburne'e fby Chanticleer, out of Hopeall, 2 yrs . , , DiNtidead Amount •I
dietely afterwards it was discovered that she had sprung while a prisoner, having received the usual amount of •
TB 11 - • ' 'dthtbh MT h' h 1 '
lt a aron A c erson, in suinming up, sal a yt e bar on remand before a yror Mt, 7 argei with ob- (801.) - 3 Name.of Company. per of '' Paid. Price.
a leak. As soon as the captain discovered that the vem gratuity mouey which is given to g,ood and • •
industrious Annum. Share.
alteration that had beeu made in the law they were now taining, by false and fraudulent pretencet th f
~ e sum o • Mr. Walker's ;Radcliffe Hero, aeed (30/ )
sel wes rapidly filling wite water, all hands were ordered ich is 41 7s
prisoners on theim departure from prison, wh . . ~ -
really in the present case sitting as a court of equity, 2s from Robert Pratt, of 23, Colonnade-mewo, Russell. -•• • ° 1 Won by half a length. • 4.% a. 'd.•l '4, le d.
to the pump, but in spite of every exertion the water given to. me by Nptain Cies-, governor of the said prisor,
without havin an •of the powers possessed by a omit a, .a e nd lse with falsel
g ) iu r, a a re resentin hitnself to be
Y 1) g The Tlornb Handica ) of 5 sovs each, 2 ft, with 60
I Assam •fea'•••••••'0.. 5?. ; -•74:, 50 0 0 20 0 0 - -
gained fearfully upon them, and the ship was seen to be along with a travelling bag containing some clothes. 1 Y Auctien Mart- .• •• .• • 24e. per cente 50 0e ; -
- of that description. If this case were submitted to a a police-constable added. Mae secend to receive 10 sows oat. of the A 1. Ai " I i -
sinking with extraordinary rapidity., The captain, now proceeded te London •by train, to make the best of pry - . , . 1 . . es. •, .. , . . ustra tan er.cu tur le Is. -
1100 0 0117 10 0 -
f ' fi t th• th ld d • ld b - . h • I h h •
1 court o equity, the re ing ey wou o arm e It appeared from t e eve ence taton t e previous 'hen I stakes. Liertain pena.ttese.. Eighteen Silos,. one ot Australia/elm:at ..... 81...pei , cent ', - 25 0 0 -
perceiving that there was_no 'chance of saving the vessel, way te Ireland, of which place I am a nattve, a
Ito see what amount of money was really due te Mr. W d 1 th 1 ' t •d • ' b' t •
e nesray e comp amen . was riving is car in whom declared. A mile nod a half. ' ; . Austrailen Royarelail- '"-"51. 10 .0 0 .. all -
at once ordered the rmato to be lowered, and the hands was mei by some strangers. I did not know who they were,
I Smith, and that would be paid first out of the personal Judd otreet ear Brumes'
!cis-square, the cart having his . • • • • , Mr Ja. Robertson ,aa' Ktsg. of ;the Gipsiee, 3 yrs, sot Ant,?e-elexican Mint.. 1/ 108. 10 00 '
40 ag '0 -
had scarcely got into the boats when the ship went an•i; they eaid they would direct me to St. Kethanne s ma ~,-e• a- - :. , . • British American Land 15s.
1 estate • and if' that were found sufficient to satisfy the name- ee ' n • • •• •
alked instead of printed on it. When near . (Ctesswell) 1 • a
down, net a vestige of her remaining. This was ia lat. Docks, for which place I inquired. Oa our arrivat I ees. "661 , ,anada..e. ...... -.• SI. per cent. ;100 -0
0i32 10 0 1-4-3
I claim ihe bond wouldat once be ordered to be, delivered Flunter-street, the defendant h d.
,w o was stan ing on the m W. '1- h ; ' Go h 6' I- 3 • 5 1 olb
at et-co e, yi s, st s. 2 Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. 1 - I - -
9 N., long. 45 W., and about COO railer, from land. cured lodgings for the nielit mad gave my clotheo in - --re -• lehtms s
ue This court had no such power ; but, as the act of kerb, called to the camplainant, and upon his going to 0 , 1 Mr.'Woffenden's Blueskin, 3 yrs, sst 1211) 3 Ditto, 6 per cent. •• 61. per cent. - ' - !Cele
The Beliona sailed from Demera,ra for Liverpool on i ' ' . . •-•-• 1 t
harge to the landloul of the house, I went outoie e 0 City Navigation Bonds
Parliament said they must deal with the case, they him, he said, "I am a police-constable. You have not The following also ran :-Caerry Brandy, Bourgeois „ - - - -
the 24th of Feb., having the crew of the Mary Hartley v f r • 1 e beer I r the t ' 1 • reinunnrate them '
e . saangers, c) ' Electric telegraph .. 6 per cent.l 25 00, 24 0 0 21%
on board, and is now daily expected in the port. . lutist do so as well as they could. He then explainel got your name on the cart in a legal way, and you may fn,,,ar- o• a)
n ". dT *
their trouble, as I thouuht. they (reserve . hey con- Switch, The Ca!edonian. Ditto .. •• •• .. -- ' - 1
- . -
the nature of the caas to the jury, and ;said that, think yourself lucky that my serjeant is not with me, or • , . e Won by half a length ; a length between the second Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0O• 107
The value of the caruo which the Mary Hartley had . . . ' et me to a •houee ;smite distance from my lodging,
veye , ; . , . s .
it being admitted that the bond was properly executed I should be compelled to take it to the green-yard." He and third. Ditto New .....,, .. - 150 0 0 17 10 0 -
on board when she sar7l: ie estimeted at between 50,0001. d there
where there Was rOtne music present. We stoppe , Gen. Bevel's. & Invest. sp.c. Pc bs, ;100 0 0 100 0 0 -
1 cording to law an attempt was made to set it aside by farther stated that he had just returned from the Mary-
and 60,1001. Both vess:el and cargo were partly insured. 1 ac. . ' . . me When I retired to go
nsider le ti •
9. CO , ab . to my lodg- The Oran Stakes of 10 mays each, 5 ft, with 50 added ; Gen.StetimNavigation 10 p et. il5 0 0 14 0 0 -
1 evidence being given that when it was executed lebone Police;court, where two men ba.d been fined
- - 'no. these ;people follmved me. I wao quite senseless of for two-yr-oals 7 milts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bot 31b ; the treludsorri's 8ay........ , , 1
- I Steck. ' - -
; there was an understanding conie to totally different to one 30s. and the other 255.-for the same thing ; but 1- e. . • . ' 21.55. 00 0 0 :100 0 0 -
*lntl was doing. I clan% recollect any more until I second to receive 20 scam out of the stakes. Three- unge•f°rd •• •• -••-
London Institution ... - - ; - -
SUNKEN VESSEL RECOVERY COMPANY- The prospec• that which the bond itself intended to convey. If this he would say nothing about if he, was given lei. , The . ;
found myself in the bands of the pelice the next morning, quarters of a mile. 31 subs. . London Reversionrcy ,5/ per cent, 15 00 ' all -
firs of a
.compamy iirelea the above name has been issued, were made out to the satisfaction of the jury, they were complainant told him that he had not got .any money
and T •
as -am irl aastrange country, witeout any means - •
a . to Mr Morris's Matilda-, by Melbourne (Basilan)) 1 -Russell lestitution.• •• 1 - , 1 - .1210 0 -
with a capital (if 60,0601. in 10/. shares, to carry out aI at liberty, as the law now stood, to set the bond a ide with him, and the defendant said he would call in the 2 Price's Patent Cand.Co 101. per cent. 20 0 0117 10 21%
hel me out of *it, sind with noth. k Mr C Pybtahe Remedy, by The Cure
ing to ma emy way • •
patent of Capta,in Stephen Sinith. The average annual I and return a verdict for the defendant ;. but he could not evening for it. About seven o'clock he called, and said e Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 'lOO 0 . 1 -
honPiie to I ' land I h b d dth if Mr J Osborne's Augury
ave to ee par on an row nape • • 0 Royal Mail Steam.. -,41 p. share , 100 00160 0 0 7914
number of wrecks on the coasts of the united kingdom help observing that it was a very serious matter to destroy "It was all right," and that he had settled it quietly., . re' . ? . . . .
our merciful conoideratton. There awi e ant chil-
i i • Skycutter, Skirmisber, and Miss Nightingale also ran. South kustral lan Land I 6/. per cent..? 25 0 0 all 36
exceeds 500, and the amount of property lost Ls so large tho effect of a solemn instrument under such circum- He then asked for the meney, when the prosecutor said oda y . . i . , Trust and Loan Comp. 1
, ren in my native place, anxiously expecting me home, Won by a length ; a head only between the second
as to-create a wpil for the success of any enterprise that 81.1111Ce3, and that, in the present case, six years appear to he had only got 25., which he placed. on the ta,ble, ana • Upper Canada ...• 1 - I 2000- 5 0 0 • --
I most h• hi h , d f a• -Your and third.
una__y _mg your mercy an Or,,iveness. , _
may promise to lessen the evil. • have elapsed since the execution of the instrument. whicb, after some demur, the prisoner took up. He most humble prisoner, 6' MICHAEL HOGAN." The Scramble Stakes were won by Mr. Whittaker's LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES.
A GLORIOUS AMBITION I-Said the Scythian to ambas- The jury retired, and after being in deliberation some was then told that he would be given into custody, when . . • Chere Petite, beating Mr. Morris's Lindley Murray and
eadors to Alexander, "If your person were as vast as time they returned into court ; they found a Verdict for he rushed out of the house, but was, after a smart chase, •
Mr Yardley said he had no alternative but to commit - -
your anilition the world would not contain you." We the defendaut, because they were of opinion that the captured near the Foundling Hospital. . uld be aid
the prisoner for trial, and every attention wo p four others.
The Tally-ho Stakes were won by Mr. D. Wray's Sir Name of Company. Dividend Amorm t
par • of ,
Paid. Price.
have now in our midst a conqueror whose ambition is as mortgage deed had not been acted upon. The prisoner, in defence, said he took the money as sessions
to any defence he Might have to offer at -the . e
Richard, beating Mr. G. S. Thonapson's Orange Blessorn Annurn. Share.
boundless as Alexander's. The old world was too narro ei The learned Judge declined to receive the verdict ; and, compensation, because - . the prosecutor's horse had .A subscription has been opehed . for the :relief of th
d t otl 6rs
an wo le . -, 4 8. . 4 s. d.
f nd nine children of the in ured oliceman who wilt
a sphere for its exercise, and he has sought the new. We after telling the jury that they had better re-consider the knocked against him and _hurt him. He had never re. wl'a a 3 I) , •
refer to Professor Holloway', wbome desire to benefit man- matter and that they were not bound to give any reasons presented hinese/f as a police-constable. - have to leave the force immediately. He was. about to --- ?lank of Scotlaud .... 71. per cent. IGO 0 100 0 0 185710
British Tenen Company 81. per cent. .100 0 100 0 0 22010 e
BALLYMENA RAC ES.-WEDNEsDay."
kind, unsated by the countless cures his medicines have for the'decision they might come to, they again retired, Other evidence having been given, and witnesses be proinoted for good conduct when he was disabled by Caledonian Bank ...•.. 81. per ceat. 10 0 210 0 3/. las
accomplished, is now actively engaged in revolutionisieg and in about a quarter of an hour they came into court a called who bore out the statement of the prosecutor, . Hogan.. (By Magnetic Telegraph,.) City of • :lascow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0 10 ... 011 /13s
the treatment af disease in this country. Conquest and second time, and gave a verdict for the defendant. Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was a most serious charge, and _ . Baliymeea Handicap. Clydesdale Bank •• •• • 5)1. p cent 20 0 10 00 )2 Its
„, Canmercial•Bank - • 71. per cent. seo 0 100 11 0 223/re
subjugation are his objects-the conquest and subjuga. Some technical points that were iaised by Mr. Peters- one which must be determined by a higher tribunal. . Rejected
Ikon of the various maladies that afflict the human race. dorff were reserved for further consideration. He should therefore commit the prisoner for trial. • [ADVERTISEMENTI-Holloway's Pills an excellent Biind Harper - • •
The trophies of his akin are to be found in every region of -...........-.. medicine.-Perfect dgestion and pure bile produce good Molly Beam -
• National Bank •• -•, 9,6 Per cent. _
•"•- _
IMO 0 00 0 171/0s
he earth, for his remedies are omnipoteet, and wherever OXFORD CIRCUIT.-HEItEFORD, March 26. WORSHIP-STREET.-A respectably-dressed young blood, and if the functions of either the etomach or the Ulster Hunt Stakes. North of -cotiand Bank 51 per cent 20 0 2100 te 16s,
they have penetrated, disease has given way to their by- 'IOBBERT BY A POSTMISTRESS. man, who gave the name of Robert Hughes, was charged . . .
liver are disordered Holloway's Pills will assuredly re-
' bl t' t I h War Eagle s W. O. Royal Bank of S con. .. 51. per cent 100 0 100 0 0 .35 0
Union Dank of Scot. .. 81. per cent. 100 0 50 0 0 9 4 Os ,
geian influence. Perhaps there are not half a dozen news- Esther Preece, maned woman, postmistress at Worm- before Mr. D'Eyncourt with the following rubbery, at pair the mischief, and ena e nem e supp yt e cbau- .
. Scurry Stakes. Western Bank •• -• •• .. 71. per cent 50 0 50 0 0 75/ bs '
papers in existence that have not borne vol t tt' bal H f Ih. h cl •th tI. 1 th h -f M P 1 •C t • dSh tit h
unary es a ri ge, ere ores ire, was c arge wi sea ing seven e ouse . rs. ep er, in ur am-roa , ore 1C . .
lade of circulation with an uncontaminated fluid ; then ' Louth won the first two heats, 4 p.m. ;Mance Fire and Mee.. 8%1. pr emu. 100 0 II 0 0 ,S/158
mony to tho wonder-worhing ffi
e---e-aeY°f Holloway's pills letters and their contents. Mr. Huddlestone was engaged Prosecutrix stated that on Tuesday morning the pri- in cases of bile, indigestion, or disordered stomachs, . . British leuarantee ... 41. per cent. 10 0 20 0 11.14 s
and ointment. It has heretofore been the universal for the defence, and by his advice the prisoner pleaded soner engaged a furnished apartment, and gave a refer- why not use this invaluable renhedy, which has cured -,..-,..m. Caledonian Fire Insue , 10,. per cent. 100 0 10 0 0 2.51 Os
City of .11asgow Lute 6/, per cent. 0 2 0 0 I/. 8s
complaint against evea the most popular medicines, that guiltY• The cirettmatanCes are these-Letters and parcels ence at the west end of the town, dating that he had thousnnds when every other rnediesne failed? The number RAILTV AY TRAFFIC RETURNS. - CO.ollial Life ......... 51. per cent. 50 0 10 0 il. 7s
they were mere palliatives, relieving pain temporarily, having frequently been lost in their transit through just been appointed to a responsible situation at the at use confirm the efficac
of years these pills have been i ,y Edinburgh Life Insnr. tit. nee cent. 100 0 15 0 0 2511ee
perhare., but never reaching the "eauteries marbi," or Wormbridge post-office, and complaints having been re- Docks or Customs, she forgot which, and must sleep at of their good effects. Sold by all medicine vendors ; ~..--.....- Eng. & Scot, Lass Life Weser cent. 50 0 35 0 4/. 85
element of disease in the bleod. Holloway's pills, on peatedly made, Mr. J. Ranesay, inspector-general of the her house that night H• d 1
. . is appearance an genera throughout the world, at Professor Holloway's estab- LONDON . .
AND SOUTH-EASTERN RATLWA.Y -Traffic re- ieffe '''ss"e• 0 Gess and 6/ percent 10 0
Natione; 'lre " . . 1 114 oit les
: rd. Lite et. per cent. 10 0 1 0 0 2/. Is
the contrary, act specifically upoll the i
pamary cure of Post-office,with an assistaat named Moule., came to Elere- manner were of such apparent respectability that Sue 1
e lid t 944 St 1- London dBOV al 1
ineeti s, s, , rant, ,au ~, al en- ane, tisrn for the week ending March 22, 1856 ...215,913 3 0 • •
North Braish insur.... 71. per coo'. 200 0 120 0 0 161 05
Co • di k 1 t 13 008 la 9
nespon ng woe as year . . .. , •
the malady in the fiuids et the body, and from which ford to prosecute an ilaltlirM Oa 13th Feb. a letter, con- did not trouble herself to nsake auy ioquiry, and unsus• New York ;by A.. Stampa Constantinople ;A. Guidicy, Scottish Union Insrnc. 7%/. prcent. 20 0 10 0 1/. I2s
they spring. In external disease the ointment is used as taimn-
g some flask notes of the "liank of Folly," and pectingly be was permitted to take up his quarters there. Smyrna ; anti E. Muir, dalta.
• Increase in 1856 --- Standard Life .....• •• 3/. per cent 50 0 70 0 20/ Os
£2,901 10 3 United Dela Assurance 5/. per cent. 10 0 1 0 0 -
• , . A r a rwrruvreyvv,..r 1 rifl-:r Themaqnd firli.es vz.:41,,,..4- 7a,-,14_

SUNKEN VESSEL RECOVERY COMPANY—The prospec-
tus of a company wider the above name has been issued,
with a capital of 60,0001. in 101. shares, to carry out a
patent of Captain Stephen Smith. The average annual
number of wrecks on the coasts of the united kingdom
exceeds 500, and the amount of property lost is so large
as to zreate a wish for the success of any enterprise that
may promise to lessen the evil.
A GLORIOUS AMBITION ! —Said the Scythian to ambas-
sadors to Alexander, "If your person were as vast as
your ambition the world would not contain you." We
have now in our midst a conqueror whose ambition is as
boundless as Alexander's. Tee old world was too narrow
a sphere for its exercise, and he has sought the new. We
refer to Professor Holloway, whose desire to benefit man-
kind, unsated by the countless cures his medicines have
accomplished, is now actively engaged in revolutionising
the treatment of disease in this country. Conquest and
subjugation are his objects—the conquest and subjuga.
Ikon of the various maladies that afflict the human race.
The trophies of his skill are to be found in every region of
he earth, for his remedies are omnipotent, and wherever
they have penetrated, disease has given way to their by-
geian influence. Perhaps there are not half a dozen news-
papers in existence that have not borne voluntary testi-
mony to the wonder-working efficacy of Holloway's pills
and ointment. It has heretofore been the universal
complaint against eves the most popular medicines, that
they were mere palliatives, relieving pain temporarily,
perhaps, but never reaching the "seateries marbi," or
element of disease in the shod. Holloway's pills, on
the contrary, act specifically upon the primary cure of
the malady in the fluids of the body, and from which
they spring. In external disease the ointment is used as
an auxiliary to the pills, and its sanitary effects are
scarcely leas wonderful. We make these assertions—bold
as they may seem—on solid grounds. We have warrant
for them in the admissions of the faculty—in the state-
ments of standard inedical;periodicals on both sides of the
Atlantic—in the published acknowledgments of thou-
eande of grateful convalescents—and last, but not least,
so far as our private convictions are concerned, in our own
rrsonal experience and observation. To the man whose
profound research and practical skill in medical science
bare resulted in the production of such unequalled cura•
tires, and whose business, energy, and enterprise have
diffused them through every inhabited region between
the Equator and the Pelee, the homage of the world
is doe. He has received it. Wherever he has travelled
his journeys have resembled a triumphal progress, and
the most haughty of Europe's aristocracy have been
proud to assist at his levees. He is now a resident—
and we hope he will become a citizen —of a land \there
the only titles recognised are the titles to respect and
gratitude earned by public benefactors. Among that
class he has long stood pre-eminent, and it is perhaps
not too much to say that his European and American
central manufactories, London, and New York, are
tieing more prac`sical good than all the medical colleges
of Euroes and America combined.—New York Sunday
ispatot,

WORSHIP-STREET.—A respectably-dressed young
man, who gave the name of Robert Hughes, was charged
before Mr. D'Eyncourt with the following rubbery, at
the house clf Mrs. Pepler, in Curtain-road, Shoreditch.
Prosecutrix stated that on Tuesday morning the pri-
soner engaged a furnished apartment, and gave a refer-
ence at the west end of the town, stating that he had
just been appointed to a responsible situation at the
Docks or Customs, she forgot which, and must sleep at
her house that night. His appearance and general
manner were of such apparent respectability that she
did not trouble herself to make any inquiry, and unsus•
pectingly be was permitted to take up his quarters there.
At an early hour that morning she hears some person
creeping stealthily down stairs, and it instantly flashed
across her mind that she had harboured a thief. Partly
opening a door by which the prisoner must pass, she
saw him with two bundles beneath his arms, and in-
stantly intercepted him, with an accusation of robbery.
He admitted it, and begged to be forgiven, but be was
given into custody. The bundles containing all the bed
linen, and other articles, were attached to a string fast-
ened under his clothing. In fact, he had stripped the
room of all the linen.

Esther Preece, married woman, postmistress at Worm-
bridge, Herefordshire, was charged with stealing several
letters and their contents. Mr. Huddlestone was engaged
for the defence, and by his advice the prisoner pleaded
guilty. The circumstances are these—Letters and parcels
having frequently been lost in their transit through
Wornibridge posteofEce, and complaints having been re-
peatedly madei Mr. J. Ramsay, inspector-general of the
Post-office,with an assistant named Moule, came to Here-
ford to prosecute an inquiry. On 13th Feb. a letter, con-
taining some flask notes of the "'Bank of Folly," and
same marked coin, addressed "Miss Jacobs, Mr. Hughes',
Woodbridge, Suffolk," was sent, as though by mistake,
through the Wermbridge post-office. Oa the 10tb, an-
other letter, addressed " Mr. Cadwallader, Park Cottage,
Warebridge, Herefordshire," in which were placed three
one-shilling stamps and a marked shilling of the reign of
George 111., was sent to the same place, and it was the
duty of the postmistress to return them the same even-
inng, endorsed " mis•sorted." Those letters, however,
did not find their way back to Hereford, and a search
warrant was issued, armed with which Mr. Superinten-
dent Grubb and Mr. Moule went to the post-office on the
following Wednesday. They questioned prisoner about
the missing letters. At first she denied all knowledge of
them, but afterwards said she sent them back to Here-
ford. On being told that they had a search warrant,
she allowed the parties to search her clothes, and then
went across to an escritoire, professing to busy herself
about some children's clothing. The superintendent de-
manded the key, and found a small workbox, in which
were concealed the flash notes enclosed in the first letter,
and which had been marked by Mr. Ramsey before they
were sent. There was in the kitchen a baking-trough fill( d
with dough, and from something which occurred the
officer way induced to examine this also, and found
buried in the dough, about three inches below the sur-
face, the marked shilling and the stamps contained in

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digestion (dyspepsia), flatulency, constipation, nervous,
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consumption, &c.—Cure No. 71, of dyspepsia, from
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MARIA JOLLY, Wortham Ling, near Dias, Norfolk."—From
the Dowager Countess of Castlestuart. Cure 52,612,--" ROSA-
trevor, County of Dowr, Ireland, 9th December, ISs4.—The
Dowager Countess of Castlestuart feels induced, in the in-
terest of suffering humanity, to state that Du Barry's excel-
lent Revalenta, Arabica Food has cured her, after all medi-
cines had failed, of indigestion, bile, great nervousness, and
irritability of many years' standing." This food deserves the
confidence of all sufferers, and may be considered
a real blessing. Inquiries will be cheerfully answered.—
In canisters, 51bs. 11s.; nibs., 225. The 121bs, carriage
free, on receipt of post office order. Barry do Barry and
Co., 77, Regent-street, Loudon ; Fortnum, Mason, and Co.,
Purveyors to her Majesty, Piccadilly; also at 60, Grace-
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upper Baker-street; 63 ad 160, Oxforelgtsts•t•

Increase in 1856 ......... £2,901 10 3
LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.—
Traffic return for the week ending March 22,
1856 £12,463 17 1
Corresponding week last year lO,B .3 14 3
Total of the half-year to this date, 1856 1'3,171 8 8
Total..of the half-year to this date,lßss
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. —Triafie return for the
week eliding March 16, 1856 k:21,016 18 11
Corresponding week last year
LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. -Traffic re
turn for the week ending March 23, 1856 £21,403 2 9
Corresponding week last year 18,280 14 4
CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAlLWAY.—Traffic return to:
the week ending March 23, 1856 £4,5',2 13 4
'Corresponding week last year 4,353 19 11

Mr. D'Eyncourt (to the prisoner).—What are you
Prisoner—l am an engineer by trade, sir. Family dis-
sension occasioned me to leave my relatives, who are
very respectable inhabitants of Liverpool, and seek work
in London, but, failing, I resolved to return. Being
without the means of so doing, I certainly committed
myself as stated, but would have sent the value of the
property back on reaching there.
Mr. D'Eyncourt—Your conduct, agowing this state-
ment to be true, is most ungratefal and scandalous. On,
your own representations, the prosecutrix accommo-
dates you, and is rewarded by this attempted theft. I
shall order you to be imprisoned for two months is the
House of Correction.

Inureaso in 1356 . 3:22i 13 5

GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAlLWAY.—Traffie re-
turn for the week ending March 22,1856 £5,1'12 16 4
corresponding week last yeas 5,396 9 11

Increase in 1866.
GREAT LUXIIISOURG "R.AlLWAT.—Traffie return fi,r the
week ending March 23, 13;16 £33a 11 0
LONDON GENERAL OSNIBUS, COMTlNY.—Traffic re-
turns fur the week ending 'arch 22, 1856 —(Aversga want-
ber of omnibuses working daily, 374) , R6,63$ 13 8

A young Irishwoman named Mary Sullivan was
brought up upon an adjourned chi ge of having violently

JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Day when tow., ~.. I Free:, vs,* 1v •
COIINTRLEi. in General Post- 1 Pori du 1 . •
Dividend Amount Office, London.. 1 Dispetche •. , En, laud.
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
1- ,---
Annum. Share.
1 America(byßrit.pack)NlEvery Friday .. \Liverpool Mar. 26 •
---
1 I X a. d. X s. d. packet) ........ • .N 1 ••• • •• . ILiverpool
Australasia........... .20/. per cent., 40 0 0 all
6i' America (by U. States,'
British North American Si. per cent. ,50 0 0 ff 1 packet) ..........N I " ~- •• • ISOutham a Mar. 21
Commercial of London. •Iot.per cent. 'lOO 0 0 20 0 0 I --
Australia (via South-! • 1 ,
Colonial .............. ,5/ per cent. 100 • 0 0 25 0 0 -
am ton ..........M ••••• •-• •• • •Southamptoe,
lonian.- ............. 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
Ditto (via Marseilles) NlLoud . (co ar. Bk. of Aue. , - 20 0 0 all 0 - Ditto (via Cape of Good •
London and County ..; 10'. per cent. 50 0 a 20 0 0 34 Elope) ............N I ..... --• •f ~ ilticer4ls9l
Londe and Westininstr :14/. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
Africa (West Coast)..N 23d of the month.,'Plymouth ~ Mar. 95'
London -Joint Stock . - 121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 ' Alexandria.......... N t 5, 9, 24, &30 01 01.. Dover .... l
Provincial of Ireland.. ; 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 fi2Y., Ain.midria...... „.. 31 4th & 50th of mon.leouthamptha
Ditto, New... ...... 8 / .per cent. 10 0 0 all - Bahamas ...........M 17th of the meat; Issuthampten'
National of Ireland.... • 6:. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - Belgium ..; .
g ~ ee, Daily.. - ... ••• • • Dover .... Defly
Nat. Provincial of En. 8!. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
Brazil ... •• • .:•....51 9th of the menth..,Southamptx Mar. 36.
Ditto, New .. ••.• •• S?. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 --
19th of the me nta.. ; Southern? to,. Mar. 16
Orieutni Bank Corpora. 8/. p. ct - &bs. 25 0 0 all Buenos A y r•.e.s ..
..
. . . . . . 3:i
Cape of Good Hone -.el, !Various pot', 17ncert140
South Australia ••.• .. 14? p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 . 404
u Cape of Good Elope „NI
Union of Australia.... 301. per cent. 25 0 0 7172 Cape de Verde ...„ „NI 9th of the month ISouthamptor
Ditto .. .... .......... 311• per cent. - 2l' 0 0 - Carlon (see India) I •
Union of London .... 20'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 26% - NT, !
Ceylon ................ ,
Union of Madrid ... • • - 40 0 0 all - ,
Channel lalos........N:Mon.Wed.,&FrikiSouthamptoelTu.TlLSA
Chi 11.... • ......... ,„5,1•2,1 &17th ef mont'•,Southampto 1
CANALS. China .... ..
- -
_,
Names of
,- Constantinople .... -Li ,8,13,18,23,&24 oh, rover ...... I
ai
per Dividend Constantinople „„ „ „,4th & 20th of moo Southamptonl
Names of ! M Dividend' Price Cont. of Emcee M & N Twice daily .. .... Dover ...... Twicedaill
Companies. n per , Companies. Is Annum. Price. Egypt (so India) , I
v., Annum. , co France ........ M& N Twice dai1y...... Dover .... Tvriccdrat
----- - Gibraltar .......„at 4,7,17,20, 97 41-1, Bouthamptm !
.£ X Greece (seo India)
A shin &Cloth 93 71. p. ct. I'll Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 51 Glroytown ..........M 2nd & 17th of mon !Southampton
.. •
Baritsley•• •• 160 - - Neath .... •• 100 161. - Ilamhnrgh .. -.. ....N Tuesday & Frith* .London ...
BrkzikezAbrg 150 41. - Oxford.. •• • • 100 - 104 llavannah .......... M 2nd of the montl.lBouthampto: 'Apr/.
Birmingham 40 41. 92 Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. 76 Holland ............M DalIT •.• !Dover ..... ID•sl's'
Coventry....lloo, 251. ' - Regen t's •• •. 30 it 144 Undue/4 .......... M •17 Li c i the month.' Southampto.' .16thohns.
Derby ••• • • :100 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 105. 76 ip th of neon.lPlymouth .. 4&20 In
India (viaSonthampt.)M 4th* .
Ellsinre&Chs: 69 r,t4 p. et - ' Somrset Coal 140; - 7-- India (via Marseilles) M.9th&23lhof month Dover ....
, -
GrandJanetn 100 3. pr. ct. 41 Do. Lk FdSt 12, - -- lonian Is:es (see India).7, 17, &27 of mon Dover."...
Do., 6 ar•Ct.l 10 61. pr. ct. 11% Sttfrd &Wore iv); 281. 420 Ireland ........M &I; ,Twice daily ...... Holy head ,TwieedBlll
Grand °urrey 100 4/. i - :Shrewsbury-1128 - - , Li5ben.............. M :7, 9, 17, &27 of in.,Southampto,. March 16
Grand -Union 100 1/.os - Stoarbrids... 1148 121. 290 Madeira ............Ml9th of the month ISouthamptoel
Kennt & Avn 39 6s. Od. 6% Severn and 1 1 1 ~ -
vadeira
............ le ;234 of month •• .. !Liverpool ...1
„ 1
Lancaster ..--ye 100' - ' W Rail. j 26 - • Malta (see India)
Leeds Br,Livrp 11)(1; 231. 468% ;Warwick &•1 but. ............ ~..N ,8, 18, &29 of mon.iDever ..- ,4, 20 to.
Leicester .•. 1001 61. 49!•4 Binning. 3 10120 2/. 25 -
. Mauritius (See India) t
Leicstr &Nth 83' - - Warwick &'l 1 2,.
10
Lought,orogli 142; 701. 550 Napton.. lOO ' Mauritius ..........N .14th of the month
NaTio,,
...........,,ai 4nd 0 the month.. Boetharaptee April 1
Monmouthsh 100, - - worestr & 1 .781 . Naples,... _ „...., ,a;lsthlf,thitsthermon Dover! ......
I 2‘. 21 121 & 17th of monthlSouthamptcr• ~.
slntemeryslt 100.,. - - , Binning. 3 I
MeßnSlyvbry 100, - - :Wilts & Brks -' 10s. Od. - NNeeww
7.Geraalnaandda.. ...: : . .: l''''
IBy private at ip ..I Various port Uncartal.
Papal States
........1.: 15th I Sth2stholmon.Dover .... ..
INSURANCE COMPANIES. peninsula
..........yorthl7th97thormon., aouthampton
*1 &. 27th of mon.l..,outhampton
.By private ship...lVarious port. Uncerttli°
Dividend ' Amount I Port Natal ..........N
lc 15 thlath2sDuernen, Dever ...
of 1 Paid. Price Sicily " - "•' •• .* • ' sthlith2sthormon. Dover ...: ::
Name of Company. per
Annum. Share. 1 ' Tuscany ••• •• •• ••• ••• • .2,.', ' •
„enema!,
..........m; Ad &.17th ofrnont, Southarnpten, I & 16 Mt°
'
s. d. s. d.
Van Diemen's Land (to, I
X X
• ••• . A,, i
Albion
Wret indlea , l & 17th a: montt Idesathempten
AlliarEe Ezi :. end Fcr. 71.145. 6d .b5.,100 0 0 11 0 0 171. i . I
I &116 Inc*
_.•••••
Ditto Marine ....... 51. p.c. & be. 100 0 0) 25 0 0 4u:4
Anchor .............. S per cent. 5 0 10 0 - Whenany of these dates fall on a Senility, the malls ,'-m ~ dt•
!patched en the following day, with the exception of the in.tii (I' !
A raus Life ........... 41. per cent. PO 0 0 25 0 0 -
I'lx 9 - •
~
British Commercial .. 71. IN. 50 00, 5 0 0 - preceding day.
•
Cleriel.aled.& Gen. Life spr et. & bs. 100 0 0 110 0 0 21
County ...........„.. 4/. 100 0 0 110 0 0 120
Crown .... .......... 17s. Od 50 0 01 5 0 0 13,34 SHARE MARKETS.
Eagle .
Equity and Law...... 41,4 per cent. 100 0 0 i 5 0 0 5% •
European Life ll. 20 0 0 ; an 18!•4
General.-- ,„ „„ „ 6/. 50 0 ; „ 13% LIVERPOOL, /uca 26
Globe
&mac EXCIIANGE.-There is little difference to rov'.
1
finardian ............. 5!. per cent. 100 0 0 47 5 0 52 •
in the character of the share marks, to-day. More Ml'
Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 150 0 0 340
imperial Life
Indemnity Marine,- 139 & 3/. 100 00120 0 0 82 transactions :- Eirkenbeatl, Lancashire, and Cheshire, Vl':
Law Fire ...........• 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 00 I 2tO 0 33 - Blackburn, 6R-Caledonian, 30A-Lancs.sbire and ,Tork•
Law Lite. • • .......... - 100 0 . 110 0 0 61 shire, 841 F, -Londonand North-Western, 101-Man cher ,
Legal and General Life ' - 50 00; 2 0 0 5,1 a ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 27. f -Midland, 71a-Noti4l
London
London Ship.- . 10s. & bs. 25 00;12 10 0 -0- British, 8.1.3-North Stoffordshire, 5.18.9 d...._seeth,
Eastern, 20i R ;,1, i - Great Western of 'Canada, 251--Lll%*
Alafine... • • .... •.. . . . 18s.per share 100 0 0 ' 28 0 0 4
Med. trend& Gen. Life 434 / per ct. 50 0 0 1 2 0 0 314 embourg Constituted, 7EI d.
Winerva ••..- - - - sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 i 2 0 0 6 _
Monerch .. •• - •..... - 5 ()olio° - MANCHESTER. MARCH' 26. '
National Loan Fund.. 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 1 210 0 -
Palladium Lite...
Pelican .... ••-•• .. • • - - - 4514 but no change in prices, except for Doyen+, which we!
Pheenix - - - 17834 rather dearer. Sheffiolds, 274-Midlands, 714-Devers.c,t
P-nfessional Life •• •• .. 51. per cent. 5 0 010 0 - 1.1-16-Lee +a, 841-Rochdale Canal, 79-Caledonians. NV,
Provident Life --..- ; 11. 5s & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 *1 AIA
-Eastern unties 9a-East Lancashire, 184-South
Rock Life ............ 1 7s. 53 0 010 0 --i'.
Royal E4xchang,e ....• • ;101. per cent. Stock. all • 22s York Rail way and River Dun, 4 dia.-London and North'
Sun Fire . .... 1 6/ 10s. - 21 • . 248 - Western Eighth, 11-16 dis.
Ditto Life ••
..i. ; 1/ 14s. - If •-• ....r .............•
United Kingdom .... : 41. p cf. & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 5
Universal Life ....e.. 1 51-. per cent. !100 0 0 10 0 0 - BIRMINGHAM, MARCH 26.
Victoria Life -.....-:- 151. per cent. I - I 412 8 594 STOCK EXCHANGE.-This- market was dull to-day .0

STOCK EXCHANGE.-This- market was dull to-day 0
regards business in railway shares, the transactions bein(
chiefly in local stocks. London and North-Westerns dolma
at 100 f, 10 gi— Midlands at 71i—Shropshire Unions 0!
45, 46 —and South Staffords at 2i dia. Birmingham COO
New Shares were done at 11i.