The Express. — London, England, 1851-05-26 00:00:00

T • 1141)3) kl_lttitillenCt• I OUItT OF Il.tNliltel'lVY.-S.art - rtyaT. nrrole , '0uwa.....• , 4,11 1,, IMPORTANT 1)Ec.1..1..5.-lirrr. al. of 1:III IVO as P. Ili+ Ilostour gave judgment tlais morning i.a tit, of Matthew and lam:. lot Row landuuti, draper+ and uph.d.. aterers, of Whitctel-roml, wixoe application for their certificates was heard a week or two ago. Th. , eine, lie • observed, was one of great importance, not on'l to the two bankrupts themselves, whose prospeets in life de;andeul to • great extent on the result, hut as involving rer:ain prin. tittles connected with the administration of the bankrupt law. The bankrupts had carried on • cousiderahle fur vane time with AUT-...u, and in 11449 they had a capital of 1.1.32 ( ., as well r cauld be gathered, though they had nut kept an accurate stock account. fu llwO they be nice burr...oaf for money, the rause taint a vast accumulation oi stuck. It was toed important that trader , should Le particular in keeping ans.ants of their steel., for this W.I• be r, wean. a soliti.-y instance of the ruin of a trader Cuallarneial with a neglect of duty in tb re.pect. It had happened to these hankrupou, a. it did to many in oultarra.....d eirruntatanee., that th. v haul rune to the worst pas-able +num* fur advice anal a..etance. They applied to on. Barad, rbu apiaared to have Men an attorney'. cleric and 4 ...ilect.ur at rents, and he nemanteaded to them the worst I.sodb:e couree which a trader in digitalin.e could tike-to rui.e money ou acenm• ovelation bills. Ile Olmsted th-m, and left them 1,01114 e than be had finial them. Then they hid recour.e to a gen tleman named Itudal, wha appeared to he' a perum of mean., who stat..l hat he wafs a 11.•rotintAT of bills, and 4-alt is velvet and a fire it many other thinaa. Unkiefft• natelv. he Mal ta .t been a very good eoun allot; ho lad offer..l, ou TreAvilef • curry, to a•lvanre then. I,ll.rur. or I,:asg. to enabl.• tie .a, neeutliti; t.) hi. story (titeu_th that 111.1. roastr.sflitted luy the other eviden-e), to pa) their ere divas it. full. Accorelisaly, too Tan load• of were seat to his warehmaef in Ililliter-.tr, et, nut In • very ere.litalde manner, for they wire first despatch. d to East or W. : limn, and any rem hid Billiter-arat at a nor tight u'veelt on • I) , ceinlnr fi{ht. Ili rf-toseall whim the motley that iiietht bccaue• it sta. -to Lit. ; in diet th-y tOl.l hiat they WI re likely to. la t,tusfle hankroat, and he tle n a altogether: but he lead Inn& no attempt to return the em... 1. written t.. by Mr. l'a amen. th • transit:lion was unfe to ea.t moth •mpiti-as sat pArti• s eme.rnefl. hut tha bankrupts hail nab tppil., pot into Cie hand. of a man • n-h worse th an chic r n.: or Iturlal, n person of the wins.- of Itia d, who bad anastrthily filled ii:: °thee of le& • hae hitt oho., ha St. Melia -place. 1 y bad fur aisherl his thou.... .116 his marriage 1.. • ward in Cue:a:ay, sad a-ion .1 ia hat- been ver, anlao 1 open by hi. Ituudilaps of .t a. lie nt.. .n. y applio d tojaias for a-istanea, nisi he rave tb. to 11,1. , moat VIVA, .1 and al farim• adage - to roma... 4.4 t, -hall their stock on their own use, mid then • r 1144- ar..,litur., a pcupoeitiou oil the other I. Of. One 01 t... haulfroid.. .%1 .tthew 1/ , ,wLotd•rm, said be foal at lint af.rea ti.e. laiimrs and with' scheme, hut he had al l'at'h, unteianitv, acuptieserd in it. Like too mane p ople and pr-..are of truelta.rasunefit, tiny h. wrotsen who tut tlan;r rn.clitor. and to their own elnar.seer; ylrelpifle .1 up lift.: rest. and 'Ai: theft, .n at once iww. To tespirion, Iliad el r• to-a• to a nowt re•pectiable aecouistai.t, write , e char. et r woe. ahove all •it.;4. km, Mr. I!..tiey; and be hart wird wit:, t l o. utnrot In affiety. The c^cal- le ;ant T4letotc.l, tb. y et..t their c.o.- to 'Ale. Ilaney es though they Lel allay V. d animal oh stork; r tufted V. art till he /tit at their triton -al co ilitor, and aultisest them to a•-itrano•tit shaald the creditors ale.in it. A pad of tb. n knob 1 0 4 41 afriiii.t the bankrupts was that, in thai -: ;y MAW' Of the inn...loton y were wanard by Mr. 11...1 aa In the I learatter of 1., ir ; he 1101.1 Short that !teed had Is en roar rti..l in 1.31. Of the vws, eau, of r in .tal . 0 .1. he bad e.. r known, that of Swann. of ,i-tow a ; this re atm was repeated again awl again, but %arm Innately uitliont elfeet. Mr. Itoney al nt thomeds the huad e . win. Ili. usual ore ; than. was of e•nson • Ilaraf .lefieieney ; and the ambler. Irrfr rail..! t.M-'th.-r. 'I he state meat bei.l befrre thong e e unitise in many partivol.ir*, not only •• Io the stork eol.c...l4 .1, Iwl : to Or. o•uu•i•in of debt. sad other us:4oe,, Ihe auhornent ila• trent.', and would have gone t•i•fe and hut tor the su...hiote, of uouse of the- "VA .1, g.nefti.4. 1 y ramours of the ranoval of emsl.. 'rise • anAvel , of that roan. which I. ly in • bad 1.441 e.slleal In aid, and the I...idioms reed the rd of hating tin., 0.141 the truth; they had not al141”I 14. ..jury tie ir otlaar &.M' th. er dal we thost;:ht may still bad not disclosed all. the lu 11. anniberil, awl iert ,in numb r. Iriag ; Lot iii. was pi:daddy .t 311.1.1!.... 3.01 he WII• 11 4 :nk, lions the altliou e valour with whieh the Imishrui 1. II 411 t• 44 lb, wlr.M wy, whether it Otilk fur OT naaiiist lin no, that the whole or hbr riniii”rty had bre. f to. end. 'I Iff I/0. , t1.91 OW tin• ~nut r :In I it was a Mo., iiap,,et ta f a whether bankrupts who hail thus ens. abset+l them.. I.- ...add ..r ...11.1 out have their rtetilicatv • ? That .4.1141 on the run ~,, ninon of the 21114 .4. , 4 tion of the Illokropt Lew I ma...litho i..n Act. a Itirit was substan tially the .use a the :Pith orient of the .1 ee 0 VII. rip. The seition wa. a alewsititling it 41er:1as.1 that a bankropt who had •lost. 4r112111 thing% should 11.4 Is: • nlitl4•4l 1.4 hi. rrillinA4l.., or thi.t, if granted, it should la .01.1. foie of the iuturA an. .peal. ! was conceal. tun-at of pro,. my, • Warr eller au set of Is askraptcy or in rastentplatiali of amilirtiptry, or with intent to defeat the alder t of the hutslerupt I:1w, nam.•ly, the equal ali.tribution of ursuwety anion the en•dit.4r.. Ilc tuul.l not luring hi. nand to the rat •••••• that it.. s. hunkrtno• o•ntille4l 1.. tin ir cretin. .t, ; earl sine.• tannin.; that as • .011 he loutel ilia, the torei.- C.l,- had 6.4111144131%. tlk. Court of Eselo um. r triy et...1011y, and 111.-T.. all the pelea.i Iva! 113 W., 1.4 3 daviskon salsa-re to the laankrupt. The argumeut which bard at tint neiaheel with hint was that there wad It 143314 14/31itilt11:r in every rm• in lainkruptcy -that, ill the- Oulril4 of 131,41 littlOP. It OA. never too isle Ayr a bankrupt to tr'.l tin , truth. Ti,.. had always lain lark' iu raw, of Amnion*, 1.1.-nl. formerly more fr. fluent than tam, se In r. no matter Low ottis • had...mid might funraricatc, if Ise at !...t told the truth before his la-t eziate neaten, his prifon theirs wen' 0p....-11. Mr. 1.1% ranee had argued that the act meet 1.. n ail altogetln-r, mid that the i,..'1114t section sloothl rotetrt...l al./412 will, the *J.)1 , ..t and other Is n.l 41333411 Whir!, dealt with often,. Mt calla .1. Ilatt, unfattionately far that argument, the seta' now 10-kreill t.. rani, in a tat.dly ditfaure id part .4 the art ; the legishi. lure we. not tie r.- dealing with the ..10 a•-•• but a. a cinaani tame alio satisling a party to any bens-fit sin.ler the b unkempt law. It ...tan,' that .n,•11 a lw•r4on should he le-IS nheac be we., the hi+ creditor. to do with linn as they pie 1,11. Titer. fire he could not hut conclude that these palsies had ilisentill4ll 111..14i•elves to tot r ie certifi cate. by their ...undue': HMI he did not thick that the remaining a. to a torus p4 , nitcutia , a1.r14,,,1. $. 4 ,1 4 was th,. 414.14-renitialows of tin , Court ot Eltelunti, , r. in Ili, case of l'uortriron anothe-r r. ,leanier," in ultich the fact• wen• not so %too,: a% in tin, ca... The ciaoe was reported it. the t• Law Journal." for April 1,44, p. Tlo-re the bankrupt had ..la.un.-.1 hia ; un nation was after. wards brought afaited him int two tinunti ry nut,. made berme the bankruptcy ; he I-balled hi. bankruptey and ritifieute out. d; and Oil the trial at the lautulan .ittings alb., 'l's inity t. rat. the Lunt chi. 4 Baron wa. st opinion that all the circuited au , (MVO UO4-111%. 41 to the COlllllll , - skater hefure the la.t esaiaination. the bankrupt tool not nerserahrl his property within tile me aninarof the ;Nth section of the 5 and ti Viet. (of whieh the 2)1.: clause in the In• art vf.n a transcript). An-online:ly the verdict passed for the able:Want. with leave to the plaintiffs to move. A rut • nisi was ohlaitirtl. and of tin. ar :tank lit tile ode was n 1.01.• to enter a verilirt rOf the plaintiff'', without li. their couteal, the emir% being tananim tttt opinion that the r. moral .4 good% diorlatilluil a hankrujit to his certitieme. Such a certificate, it granted, would %war paper. a. any I !Tailor might tr,at it .4.• a nullity. Ile CAM • to this .0114 lu.iuta with rcgrvt, fur the baukrupis had Rime cooduet,with propriety. and given nary a%-iatarice to their tuAigiler. • and through their con- I. .dire the property had been Kul lurk. 'hit it Wa. in tlae power of th. creditor+, by tin ir forbearance, to lesson the fmnehment of (hue Ihitikrupts; the rour t maid only ii,elan• the Law it eakdral. It a.o. wane .ati.fartioit to know that has deri.ion might be reviewed Lp tin Vice-t'llaneellor. nolunk-nt ut the- court was that the certificates of thee, bankrupt. must be robe. d. Mr. Ile.`• far the• leinkrupts. a.ketl fur protection until they could aapeal to the Vice-Chancellor. Ilia Ilonoor said he hail nu power to grant it where a ter. title it, was vslioily 7.•111.ed, but intintati that the creditor. might -r this una.o wary. Mr. Plc.. thought there Were CarAm in which protection tad heti, 16. Itonour said if any such ea..' eoehl lie shown he should begtoll to can.ider it. Mr. Plex,ipplied fur the allowdnee of the hill of the at.- countdet, Mr. flutter, staing th.d 11,..re would be n disliked of le, or in the lu und, and th..t the hanl,- rupt• would h i:seluded from the .ttutur) iiilowJace musk in 'Mat CMS, Mr. Pennell, the official asvarnee, said that a dividend of ►ad already been made. Ha. Honore .aal the aeeounts rendered under the banl.- ruTI.•Y wen• true and just ACCOUUts he would, then ton•, ►etetnm a proper iilOWAller. The !meta: amount might be settled t the oltk•ial assignee. 'NSW.% ENT DF.IITORS Ct)URT—S.‘IVIIDAY. Urtos• Me. Coinnaango l'uttuni. L. iur )lArrts or I.tooac Brwkorstx.—A FnAtor. LEN I:Nt. Thi. isisolvent, whu earned un an extensive humus, as a Iti:or at AU, Strand, by the north side of St. Clement's Church, whine YAW WAS heard en two former occasions, ap ;inured for final examination. Mr. Cooke and Mr. Sargood opposed for several whul. ▪ hours in the woollen trash., and Mr. Nichols cuP• ported. The insolvent. who had been in business shout two yew., owed snarly I,loo'. Ile alleged that he had about OW. owing to hint, but there was nothing tangible for the eertlitoro. Ile hid paid about 2.000/. in the two years a. nage., hating employ...ll many workpeople who had de ported money with him fur the return of their work. He • hi. shop the latter end of March last, and it was shortly surrounded by his workpeople who had made the depssits, and to return the same he raised mon. y on the good. in his pos., .ion. aid paid the poor people their de posits to shout SUL It was proved in et idence that the inset sent in the last month of his lio,iiisrs in the Strand had obtained a large quantity of goods from his creditors, and had .41 them in part by auction, and had pledged some portioo, of which cal:. and pledgings he gave no account in hi. schedule. After the- .hop was closed there were mks to PM. The principal eo-nplaining creditor was Mr. Salkeld, of Basinghall-street, who had supplied cloth to 6:1. a short time befoie the shop was closed, and his goods quickly die ',Feared. It appeared that the insolvent had, through a Mr. Labron, one of the opposing creditors, a contract to notke elotho • for the men on the North We.teru Railway, and sylwis the work WAS itkdr h 1 ehoca 1 , 14 p. ....... Mr. Coninti•-inner Phillip, held th a there had Ma n a audotent nsalsing away with propertt, and that the debt with Mr. San:. id had been fraudashnt T contracted, it being quite evident that the iirodeent neser had the sli!thted in tention to pay it. Ilie Honour went through the cage, and canelnded hs pronouncing a judgment, which he ,aid uns a very I, ii iit one, of viz months' imprisonment for the two offences proved against the insolvent. THE POLICE COURTS. CITY POLICE COMMITTEk:. Frederirk . 1 / a fpos, in the St nice of 4r. Wetherbe. n dealer in poultry , in Newgate-market, was summoned . for torturing a uumlx:r of fowls by plue:aug the:n aliv c. Elliott, City officer No. stat , vl that observing a crowd round Mr. M etherhy's .hap on the 2dth of May, be went t i inquire Mt, cause, and t,..e raw the def,eidAnt plucking feathers trim fowli while al:re. 11v remonstrated with him a. to thi- horrible system, when the d. 6.ndaut replied that they had no feeling, as he hail broken their towks tore he had co:nnaeriecd to sieve them of their feathers.. Three a.otltmen here came forward and .u,.ported officer'..tatement. It app-and that wine uux.ruw 01 fowl. were plucked alive, ad .me hut:tore it ws...tat , cl that after the fowl had been denuded of it' feather. 111110 p!aeed on a sh,lf, to much vitality %A* left an to enable it to turu over and s fall to the around. . . . . I)..fentlant, in an.wi.ring the cnnipl lint, aa•ureil the htnch that he haul never begun to pick tlw feathers until he had broke, their nick,. _ _ In answer to the aldermsn, it was stated by one of the 7.litlemen that this cruel mode of removing the IL itMrs would give them some trifling adiitional weicht. Mr. Wetberby li. re cater“l the court, and berged to state that there was no cruel!y iu what had been dune, no life had been destroyed. Mr. Ablenr.an Challis, who was assisted by Alder.nau said, you have no more ()evasion to phark the f.: oil the bird when ..is than a butcher has to flay a beast alive. We are satisfied that the case has ken proved, and shall imixoit a penalty of 20... and wady. M.ANSIONsIIOCSE. After the ordinary Moire,* of the jintice-room was trans. mod on Saturday, Mr. It. Wilkinson and two gen ihinett. who arc rommeurl with the Stock Eseilaturo, waited upon the Lon' Mat ar, for the porpoiie of handing over to his holsldp the awn of which bail been contributed by the meuthets of that body in aid of the sub scription for the service of t!.e atlferers in the host a i.al from the. disaster in Oraecelturel.o.tweet, and the famiii of the workmen who had been killed by the fall of the hstinling. I Tlusecoutfiliations had, they mud, in no inda.ice emsieded the sum of If. from any individual, and from several a malh r proportion hail been collect towards the object. In a very short time, too, the whole ...moot 1..14 been sub ' scribed, exhibiting an indi.mstalde p ro of th 4 ,-,, r o wa an y henevoleat intention was c spresorl by a mu. of reputation and authority, public could he promptly and ellertr tically motor' to assist in advancing th work of e:oirity. The gentler.... o. in depositing the aiicral contri bntiori iti the butyl. of NI r. bondman, the chi : clerk at the Nansiun-house, ad a I*f• event wish that his lordd l ip would * , 104 11:1.e at his coraniand u term• sum of mosey for the acetic; of the uaturtunate surviving victims to the calamity. The Lord fay...r —I feel a deep sense ..f obligation to the gc otlem. n ..1 the Si., lixe!..mge wl.o have come forward son, :6114 MO mat• richly, to PVT., the charity of uhich I am the humble advorite. The 1110V1 . 111Clit to only what miaLt have berm expected Irma men who weer ore in the practice- of he,itatilig wine any proposition starter' for the relief of affliction in any sbopc, or the alleviation of mi sery by whatever range produce:l It is mad gratifying to to Mute that my appeal has been responded to iu ulnae rout instances, and that I I , 3te we-ruined amongst th e p o or creator.. who survive to deplore tie, aw ful calamity that their thankfulness know. no hounds. Care shall be taken in the distil:lmi.). of the hauls, wMeit I have no doubt u ill ..ant rettite from my bone &tut considerable morn-ass.. I 1 hir.l4:ip then r, gut .*.al that till, editors of the daily newspaper. %Quid do the kindi,e.. to e;,,,aanc. the uiwitint of subscription• Ca.+ In hud rte. iced I,r the bul -1 kr ea since I.e.t puLlic.ilf at. Illey are• n , folio% .:—Thotna , E l„14/. ; It. A. Idol.), 3-.; W. 11. /. Is.; J. 11. PA.; 31i,. It. 11., ; A. 11..1.: A Seiko, II.: V. W. 2/. ; 11)..ha, 1/. W. J. 31., .1..; C. 8. (half ;a. note, 112,41 ii) di.; M. C. IL; J. E. k., U. Is.; J. Y. Ilaliord, E. 1., I!.: Janie. Mop. w,aul, E.g., 21. 25.; lb.! Mlem'n•rs of the Exchanpe, 111/. 15a. ; A. IL. W., 2/. ; A. M., IF. A e.attriliutioti of was recei.,..l (or the p..or-1a.% fr.en NI. 11., in the now of Mr. fit., yen., ti n whom ~ : e had two. covered ►er lost reticule containing um Exhilii:ion 14:111041 ticket. AIWTHWARK er.7ll:Afli, a y4iiiw.; tout, Wa , charged a ith rissboviim the .meal lamps from a train on the I:rnythau and Epsom Hallway, than by si, talk:ming the live-of the passenger , . eliarle. Like, a gnarl in the employ of rie company, stated that he mime up in the If ,in Iron Et ,on on Friday nillit,"u lx fore IU o'clock. Ile was with another 2w.i4 (who lout plrfortn,4l hi. woe.) in the last carriage, at tin' end of which w an MUlChtql two shina:, iu huge lamio to warn any traM that might follow. Wino the train arrived near tlic eyes' Arm, jnuetinst itoe., sow the priomer, who Imo in the hut Nenl..rUa art with ',m. frig take MI Co- lamp. and throw th,n over th•• einhanknieut. The train wa. going at that tiu • nearly 20 mil.. un hour, and another train was • short di.••ine s h t . hind, al.. fall of pa.. le;••ri. Fortunately Ili, train mired .ife at the London-la-alio. termissia, a1..0 witn, , instantly wriireal the primer wink, he went and ;il.lliallard tie :t; , ./1-MOster, who retonnd with him, aunt haudvd the prisoner over to n pone e•eon.iiihle. Mr Sicker wAcf I the prims; r what an , c, r he bad to make to the charge ? Priswier n plied that lw had no w:sh to di IllY the change. 11.. had been to the TUN, and had drunk ratlinr too mach whin. Ile onippmed that it woo 'lone in u I •rk. Mr. S.-Ayr ..)1•4 rlett that had it not In eu fa:. the %-ifri lance of the railway olli .ials the sacrifice of human life might hare hlrn 11.1111. The va-a Ira. of ..uch .141111:131Ct• that hr would not deal with it; but shook' f Inuit him to the 1.1.115i011, fur trial. --; VIO:i;;;;;;;;;:,etentittet1 unit. r the C.-meal Railway Art (3 & 4 Vie., eap. 97, we. rc:...ters hi.n liable to two yea's' isapritts!nept on e.nvietioa. .INIISWOICrir. Mr. Ilarkr U..re, of Nu. fil, 7:i it gtte-stregt, City, Irar charged with the 14,11wainti assault Mr. T. Webb, of 1 . 4 i, timilieth-walk, wit merchant, meted that on the pr TiOU, V% Iwtwecu ei,ht MA nine O'clock, he was r•inncuMl from I'qt...in race, in a carria;ce, when, in rm.ing throin.:ll Sonth 1..1111110h IN! KM 1111. 111110 1,4% sill int: in 0 clo.t.eart , thins. , a bag .01 flour, which .truck hiw in tit; breast, awl cot vita hianwith flour. Tlu• M ;answer to the charge, s..id that when on the and a bag wa. thrown which struck him on the ' kirk, and the mark wa, still lipvirreit ; that a second one WA. thruwn which he caught ;mil threw it hack. lie dal not mean to .1) that the man who mosle the etuirgt threw it. -- Mr. Payatcr this nuie.ut.v had httnme a -.Tioa. mat ter, and he should, therefore, hoe the deleudaat 301. PUBLIC .ALES. fly llcrtart. Norton. and Tri•t, at the Mart, V.: lirolport Ann., puldie-houry, II mrhgaroln-et, thay's-lon ro:01. lot for 631. tar annum, bold for is rare tux. spur_! at 1. a.rhohl house. No. R 3 Ilarriyon-strvet, kt for IV., lull for 7:4 y. ars at If. Is—tilo/. Tyro houses, N. al and a 2. I f arri.onodreet, 1 , t for 401. each. held for same Ulm as the preceding at V. li.r.--771:0!. Two h. uses, Nos. 79 and SO, in the saute ,trect, with pre ntiwii in the rear, lrt for $Ol. per annum, held for tho awns term at GI. oo.—slol. THE SUBSCRIPTION TO Tilt. RI'AUTON TE•4llThru ant. which amounts to 8,4014., has Iw en and t: ionn bss bttm in Itrywoul's bank. to 1 ).• thotont el ut at the Emily of tile &Teased stipendiary may ilesir oni, Nidonirr rrtiiV.t?..—The Islitigtan Cattle Market Company's Bill has bra referred to a rominittev. Sir W. u. ('rail leas been disehar;ol hoot further attendance. and Mr. tiny added. FATAL newspipt.r, at Boulogne, giro. the following particulars nt an ariir, which terminal. d fatally, on the vet ning of the about two milt , from the tow n :—.• On Weduortlay hist four Frenchmen, rosidents of London, landed trout the steamer at Boulogne, with the intention French soil, some serious political quarrel which :Lad arisen between two of the m. Each adversary was attend:,) by friend, and all the condition of the dn, ! had been ahead regulated in writinz. One of the parties was to fiirr.i.h the pistols. It app. aro that the principals and th, it frituds had several times visited the est thlishrocut of Cm Val er.titdorre a Capit um, without nieetiaz. Two of the gentlemen having requerted a Mr. C. to lend them pl+t d. W go to a weddina in the country, wh_ni they want.-1. to tire in honour of the newly married, that it!latlemin them some large gunt eAst tottering at l.• r. Ti.et, tot suiting the mere! purpose intim*, were n'in,tl, aud on Fri day pistols were bought at • gunsmith's. The other two Relate:nen came in tut sane evening and ordered a su:q cr to be ready by their return. Almon a quarter to tea on the Friday afternoon the two parties set oat for Pont•de-Briques, tw, travelling per train and two on foot. Arrived at the appointed place, they entered a a ar• Ten in the commune of Conde tte. The adverserie• were placed at a distance of 2i steps: at a gins sis.-nal the tem pistols were ditcharited, bat without rtsult. Tse soco.:ls re-charged them, and the combatants appruath..l ire , teps nearer. Again n.,,her was .(rack. Instead of this sentest terminating m the ordinary manner, the pistols we r.• barged a thud time. and the principals brought to only *Mem steps of each oth.r. This one of the two (ill. struck bya hall which pierced threavh. The on happy Ulan recce Spa! a word. Tha two witness • o f thee tragedy, and the survieing principal, iminteliate ly kit t} • spot, and the second of the det..eased went tl Pont Etriqu.s to seek a surgeon and inform the mayor of what he :- carted. Those who hearing of the catsseropiie we •„: at. trotted to the spot, found the body 0.1 the heed , the hands clasped and prowling the breast .. three sveiven fearing the consequence re t0r,,,1 to Molnar with sal speed, and embarked in the night. The deceased is .aid to hits borne the name of Petit, and to have act, d as foreman to a London tailor. A private icier from B ni:mtne siva tie wombat of saes el:kept' in the DADA/ as vi• MIA not tsar. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1851. MA 11K ETs. carTox.—LrrEaront., :%/ AV 2t.—The market doves with more :buying and much hey oil, roe r. 1t.,, nt , nt hie..., re Mt e abai•gid, but the market ano lonia r overwhelm...l with ern., 1 h.. 0,100 , b - dee, of stile. Soo are t.kr n for esie• - :, ard roecobtiuu. The rat,. etc. , ;%; Jnrat, , bi•NettL.7La, MAT 2 1 .— T .1c market both for yarn and cloth hes Rea mach of the sacra cher:otter toolay as le predethmors for weeks pat - business km been impeded by the further Rim* 5 .7 of (*.Lon; and buyers, whilst ttey reek a per portionate redurtbe Is the • rn.luctioas of the loom all futmlle, amine Holt paretwes to tt e iv • y minimum of what may es rye yr< sent ourpsao, bark' t h at ,by may °Hensel* be ineo'reci in 'no, by the tower corn ney at which operations may he 'Hemel Whoe P. 11,14 way quite willing this morning to c nroole the ulnae: fraction of reduction peeportneate with the hittl er el, iptt Way of Cottoll lime w,nia r i v iiey fa tho lacy rpool niarlet, tilt, hone leer' able to do busions. The barer: rode booms are evi I nly in a better po4:1on to en busineas than f some tme tea t, awl the ,lturand et:meant', ci calne up le earbeirot to keep don* stort.• in Fret to rub, in the mint tr vie there b 'moor tole:corm otarrvatie IL n, lots once wllruond •,-tore datint the sprleg, thonab rt nn} :all • oorwhit 41.11 I .4 tho Inclul,;,: in it an earlier 4rdst. In the report noaolo t, both Orerk and th•rman bono or are Uthe but a Marta buo . but buyers tor !nth I and Chinn are oloion a (crib trade, so.; c.,beeialiy la tnuelins for Bombay. The to. a...declarers in these :.brie'. arc in mine caws wider contracts which w.li have some wecLe t , run before th. y rumple:kit but the tries I inc' receded fro*, Id. to par • no• the mannothrouent ol the womb, width much 1.1 ;ra porHn to thc general decline la caber ptnoda. lame clothe sold T eke', are olio in request by moors' eisto aof bnyoros, The L....A11y with which the news of oLtati hire eis•-n way wri,th the I.repent Month, hotted of bring spread over the whole year, as w.O generilly Stoma, Mere rise to a well-ruin, no:* that the trait', to or will riots tr, resumed nu a Ilrgor sc .1 - upon a more hea'al goats. The . amount elehlt•in taken by the tr far m 3.111511,140 op to this tittle In this er,73 , 1 Lake, , r 1 , ,Cn0 hob than to tle one in-ti.. 11 lot y ar. Thla. when It Is re-Alecto' that we bare grautely err. r riot of Ferris in shot h..nas, or, in other words, . t ft In • bona nee eamoun; Lb*, shows a I tar tre , e I r tor have by months than rich the anxiety anti eml.arr.. - e,thts *l.l. h tn.seantly Ilswt.etuoir ar-eta are coral:m.ll;v can.. •I tit ft, than mthht !Pee been estionik It it 111 he wen by VW teat frac. th e t'Lited Stales that th , caress IA receipts of e nun In the tow. Eowoorer t've a.usee io*. role la about 2 ore., ofewtee taken oti vileito! v leo W 4 year at Liverpool ha been ont -.a.,00.1 wk. ac.fst 250h0.0 bet■ to ti. time time a I year. Tue too fan's 1,:a..eal In nista no point sienitleatit'y ,1101401 at tie 1,1•141 of the tapiol deelbe in wic.ch has talon V. se: at LiVit. pool, rand ,a. to saotst the 4.11 wi.i go much JuattErs to. bco; Or. .1; esprreod that we 1-,*o nearly rt.,l tot a hoes on which • b-ac.r r and muck healthier toile b cur ' ow: a teat may be expectivl to !Trio? op. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—I.Erns Mxy 24.—We Ira° no c'e tag •to report to the +t vett( oh, tea -fah inerltrt : - , ,minus cull awl taectler, 411% a Ilat claw. Vet.. two bees A ery f .t: bueo.se done in the 1. ta., •{l.(` , tat week. M *teal [woo Ira tr. h..ve hr:a fa thr to ,n am het+ tart& of Lie COgatr), patti t I rather litxrally. lIARDWARE.—DIitmINuitA3I, 3IAT 21. —Trade ben. r.raiwom Inn writ roast :et iry ; all the laanitravorios Lre in lull utak, ant the feeling rata. an. old th t one elk et of the great Eabibitiun will I.e al rite a r .Llas to vile forego ta At tilt nneou ot the tOrrlint order. an . I. urge. 110 f.nra tMre yttata arhCre Otir tradtph, :Up c•mbera.ir hi, he tot ICW Je tee. ever4l of Ota &he WO! ....hog the Aga of theft staLishmi Me... the 'intro.; Loos, a'. ec Prue, are ly iar the Lrgert tl.c kind. hove j . IP: b en adding Lacey to Own. pntn.es, area "eat ^ heir and syleuil .1 mood Whole. I ay- rang into ea: during ills last year." two : in Lin, troth re.er fy was never triter Ist re, .r.l the ants:sae were 'lver bet , r pail the .L .oriel we beat Ynt Unbent for hen ha,. re. (nutty been rocielveti front abroad. llOs :as given rather a girt to the trade, anet signs of laertoed ne:! rky sire manitrOnl at eine tir the co. b., Lot Use pnee is statios-ity, neither can it le p he much Itrair r than it leas iporti.r...l.y. nitek• are tr t I esptefally of et .3 .r..lrhire pigs of tie tog on ihtv. hat of esoect piga Uwe is call to ba a pretty heavy napp.y h. the ntarkat. COR.: l l.—ANDovra, :tl:tv 21.--We had a fair supp!y of w•kut to-4.v, whith 144 •tek . .4 prim, AIIIIOUFtI ?we. were eautieui in their ;wratiew , ; the trade oa Ole Jew way i"bur wialtetial Irl 04.. 7be oupply of tart o was *mall, for wbkL the inquiry ino limits:. bat wr t i.o hula doing foil prix. were anew. URA were in (11.152t1 I. fully previotia prb te. lu ~rei awl •ut little pooelior. Wiwo., new. ae. to 444. per qr. borley, v. OA*, 16.. to 2te. Lane, to 31.0. BUPA, I.ty2l.—Wbrat itt large supply but %cry everser quality; although 0 :tentinn took 10000 to Irver,. rt Arlo r-:1414 Iwt god parcbsuri. p.m t mpg:). rverythiug elm, ■nd dull el r4e. P.tta, May. 21.—Oar ntael.et is cam fin. Wist-st. 11.trley N., mid Olato, bear, au : p-r spas. prosso, bi.sy 21.—Tist Ira; st fair attentlane, at r.vt aud guutl um tr....a for tsar, a. skim el mas, at bat • prim.. it K, May 21.-1 a ccustrocnee of our Causer being tr.- enir.tatal with their Tari,qt wowin.. tee 1,4 . 1 n thiu wart., ta d au In A much tarr.a.i. them,al its aaVv, tan 6 , 1 V 411ov .1 Ir. lac .04,in en sq : mans fr."' List Wattar.ht,.. rata. 11 . . tN :Ivo': 9, 311sy 21.—We bad supply or to.alite In Sue einettili.a. hat the (runty of it of r 1 bumplet le, •O. ii-vot AU% Than lb, tai =WWII of bbl 1'::y i's Itttriat. A ahateral: tr •ee In sa deacripit nit of ititatilwi 11/01 the surrme lob F 411,10 1, Wet at',[ht lie^ rather :4144, awl fully pr riot. ptieza In re blr.l I' tittle doin:, and ,w!co r i.Jatina'ly thit a hr.o, 33,K to Wit. per gr. Raney, ii.. Lt. _flit. Oats L.. 1316, Zln, 'alb. Malt, Ca. tot,. I:l.ii r busbel. 1;•••ToN, Muy 21—We Lae hut' but fnw .:unplei of Maw I...tivrths t0.41..y, And prber, 114,v ruin] :IWO C.c srn us Wed • . A .testly d. 01:111.. *Jr Ide lie.tus, AIR 41 /Phalle*. tVh..., n,, 3?,.. la Us. p.r 46.. • - 1.. t•• do , . Deans 40r. t.. tss: .41111111(M, May 21.- ,Wti.it little buxinc,s iineu the t am Wit wetly srl to alt..r.ejun cat be nuall in Nieto. CAttit-LE, May 21.—We had an avv.tgo ' , apply of Ltor's.7, and oda ..ur re. rket t:.;, await.;{. M 11,4 coal tt..'o•.sere sold 4t prices r.tbtr thwe of /a..t trts.k ; Lot rue iota. a 416 . 1 . Wbco.. skits, OM 166. 14. to 17a. I.; mg.', tie. to 144. &I. ltuley, coo, s. Us. C.‘'.. poto to loc.; soot no.. ••• t, 9e. love . , Is. to Is. lett. . (mtsioal, 1.. ICJ. Is. Al. 1.4 .4. It• 111,4411. C ,, Le II ,TEL }fay 21. -11," supply of Whc tt is rather 1 try. r tout hot loom; too . One, one la .t Vera tr. ratan ere tu/:1 tarinuenrJ. erlterne t•'t t, tootinuo to good th in Ad, and pews :.re we I wilotroL Leal. :. re mewl. Inquired 4.e. awl Is. per yr. mere mast y I generally oblainsd; tue quantity or,: leg Is senalr thurcuaTutt. May 21.--tt our market thia day the 4up- Vy ter IDIOM Whew w w•..'n lbw, awl rather aw•e awa•l mug It, lis partial mew. korr .gg o. lin. ind isle, tr:b.gut gt) un pr,u,..stut pale•. but ,n r 44c.t, awl lull rates ute Um. 41. Mom vrillicutebarg,. . ar- bet. Igif knu,t prat., but Itst: Nap. marled are ea', Importmoi :he apt cueing Mgy .1: Wheat, &wire., 2.. t rarky, 3,310; O. 1. t land, . . . . . . . . • • • 1.; taLbrotto, May 21 —11.... wa . s a fair supply of Whtat IllWited *I 0411 mariAt b.• Ity. he tkettaul 'no • !,....Iy, u:...1 us avers= mount 01 blniairtnay.ot,l, 1 . . the 10:1 I it! • r.ktul : Wks; Rat, Ws. tu 424.; stage, Its. to ••,a.; tod, On. b.a:vy, 2, to 2.4. ' 04r, 18s. W 21.. Ilaincrusv, I.ty 21.—To.Liv our mnrkrt W 0.9 110 t 0 .4 with 1111111 CM, bat I Wheot on -now w. re quite 'hit .1 to the ilemand ,t ac.l l'or,ei eor.Unue to be entrolit olwr, .g+ Jade Witter. 'I t,. int os • optic More it.eitnen J., net into gat lb to of late, and tlw drn'ere &Oro put, into to u I.lllr eatac ; bit Youth alteration in peke w old not in.se been no MA.Cti It/; the w rev. big. to reallie a &ulnae • tow orda tke C‘111! VI the in ir k .1 Mir . .egr higher i:.644^. *MO mYr.l then UNE te,:n would II mat oar., May :2 I.—The ruppl) of Wheat fair; tine 5r..41, mad( I atAvr DaOrr +n•,nec; Ii01111).01,11( nt ctuld be made In I /et tor ,taLples. !kr? I a.lialiag wade It attach money. Oats, l'e4ll And Beans Tv'. a .1,11 EN I. tL, M.ty 21.—. it our mullet thin morning we had supply t,f la tit Wlrot nod The torus r was moon odd :sat A.teles ptID.. Int laneT k Iwbk masa Id. p.r sAtne Adrarr.e. LANt A:TER, May 21.—T0-day market , was Lirly sup o'isd situ All Retdo. Wisest n fres istie at fully I tie 'mkt.. I lotroral, to Is. per load dc.l. r t but only wits at V.ts aerrAssel. Wheat. z!..t, t.. :0.. per 110:54. tosas, 17s. 6d. to Us. ssommod, 275. to bJ. rag' 3.010. Imcverra, Mn 21.—We hacc a mall attendance at market tub y, .ad nim %% o►ttionl a anon .1T :he -; ihkriur at tonsil . men. The n• IMMO bring Mirky 0,, r, th,. e was little „or Bar.ty. u.sc4 IBMSW abort ,uyt•l), ,And tally IL dc-ter. 21.—During the present webs thett.ale W 114: :Welker, but holders of e.hotor teeth Eniztah O wit, Isdluwervil b • at. •ar.::ay, brae not ath•eu In tirn.nrea, whist rn other :dads the urn -.• ore., hn, be a slieLtly in savour o: buyers. tad oatmeal Imvx : het n N I. ri queer, ore! must ,• he usted yontawitst Wert r 3alue. Into Limp, :urn wad rup;diei .4 oats and oat s's: no.: Ir. :Ant hare this war:. coo forward; but of other ank1e...1.40... or na ptulne onitsi,, the arrivals are wry lied. The iinp.rts tnim thew,: consist of a blend imaltity of wk at, and fair et lnthin torn and 11 .ur. Ou- narlict that morning w.. a very laramall cliaraeter, but in the value of wheat to cleave woo ol•ereata. Fur apeeited mat:: of truth l'nelith dour f etur. stmli T a.ihaga to cu roc o of thia day re'noiabi, but for trench anal AtuCtl4llll pri,ous rate* wa re KIWI, sappnta.L mats Treaded W.. p r 0 :Antal :4 per !Pad. Pri - eant quotations arc Wh:at, per bushel td :; , lbs., English, white, Se. s 1. to to. 104.: red, Ss. :alto fa. M.; lii 1. , white, Ss. 10l to do. :141. ; rod, Ss. Gd. to Se. til.• 'breath, teal, So. 04, is 6s. ; ditto white, Go. to 7a. Sd, Parba, p r ha .et of Whs., minilirg. as. bd. to 3,8 d. Ulk, pry lot I , the., Erre.isla, Peottn, ann 3.. Oil. to triAlt. nua-,2r. 943. to 2e. 114. Items. per qr of knefah mall. 31, to Us. ; ditto. 'Lk, 3:. to Slo.; feteljo, dltte, i aa. to a:a. I'd. alidt, per 0 imp. Luthels, lute, Win to ale. • tow, s• and, r3a. to 33*. Pea., pa: f (nip bud** white and . 131 u, Ithmt, 30a, to a3s. Flour V.T ruck of •:5015., I:ngLea t, V..; sup4thi.• and household*, to Ifs.; entre, and whiny, s. to flu ; cat 7 .4 or Ante, lie. tt lb. • Tract; in-lwting 31.. &I. to be. lA. Oat. lal, pit load el 111011.0., Euglieh anal troth, 24e. to 234. M ILL II i)itocuu, May 9i. —Thc supply of Wheat was more tl an rudkont fur tin rbintud. Rrotneo ow tar frost bride, but late qout....a.a, ism fu.ly •tattad. TOT irriatling aanipbs of Barley tie trude wr 1t.., mut pr.. a, had an upward t rodemr. Oats nay also lo mood the turn &a tt.. and a at:ady malt d Ang. The more of Deana and Pau underwent i . e orle, aad the trawactluoa a, re to • unmoral tharattcr. t.a.r and Matt unaltartil .0 vatur. %Iwo% tram "a. to 11a. Rutty, I to 2k. Or, to Una., Jus. t prr ,r. Malt, 6•. to b.. per boatiaL • • NT n'TASTLY-aNtTI'Y it, NI te the exception of Munday acid Tuntlay, 5et,...1 acre unarnal, stioacre of bad hiving (..a:en on the I. rater .1•• the ...alter has boa f the moat port Wight and away, alth Ise! nisi and trusty at nigh , . At our war ' het ttl• morning we Lel a gaoler chow of aratfre re the groans, I Ref arricalanasth tee, as w01...e !ram ahrb 1 , befog luarrotheat, finnan' samples were 011 at an adv. we ( Is per qr. up...a red, walla upon tat, white a st.ll erester intprortntent a a este wch qualia • re ri•lng 4Le. to inea ler nr., welghtng Get I 413 H.. Jper Wipe, Istarbly. Foreign mkt reAtlty at an nitwits nest of is. per qt, litidseubaka art.:lg 4.0., wlti,t that pries wee oillarod to vela ch.ic• eikttin, weell ina 6 2 lb.. per twirl. Floor smut written 1 .. per sack dearer, bat ales are net as ye freely made At that anietwaueut. to lire, rat touch etirriup, but the leniency le upward. Gria.ku l t bulgy ILL per qr. dearer, re. od. per qr. twasheel Si lbs.) Wog the price cf swat banish. Halt. deans, sad Pea. r. with (qu, we were scantily est,tpluol by ear et- , we:e. allisangit the am. t are to • kW t Asst. a clean..., was early made at a funh , r adraher at is. per gr.-fortell feed rush whilst rawders r 41 at corn greater d ie. C 5.. per qr. bar ; t.5..1 re lbid Ise extra oind.s. The offirals ' of Ibis reel ate -Me 214 qrA. ; ;oretrra, : %l. 1146 - 7, beetm, all. IJt, t a.twfae , . Ih4 , cua,Lwaw, I,IIJ. 1400.4. lrbar, L 1... • tabs. NTsrPOIT (15LT or Wlcua), May 21.—Wheat sold from No. io U. per gr. *eq. 211 to l ie. lta'rh t.a 31x. limas, lath W 2s. rsar tri. is r aut. NORWICH. May 'Zi.—We hare to report a fair att.intlance of timers at our su..rket to d .y. The otter of W4eat was Itheral, nd a ',sad ; T.neft now in tr., hatters' heeds, wo Ukiah there is a fag aar 1111311 quality sge 41174 Prizes are Is. per cr.. sleaze-. but the quality a..s• is per qr. blur, so that in • r al ty there to no __.-Tahoe kt value. ILe, sse a trios crop s much Purreved the !A weak: the Waeat, whkh had begun ' I k. •t 'craw, Lea now •.. , .nut .1 a nea.e healthy eppearance. Flour trent San at late prin., .ehl lit prow floweekakle lane W. lestanoes . pee reit was °Weir( rtorlepp=e entirely waned to grindlee deeet!ptione paler unaltertd. fres sale at extralle a tow nova lob ballsing 52a. per gr. Pew only in retail Bopp= wery little thoided. Cato a quick pee, at Is. per qr. wee mousy, f NuTTINGItaII, May 21.--We have hut little bugiue.. qome . Ate e.ra ul $11•1 l I tO•ILts • %be .1111.1 I uire ecti4l to •he 44 ag 'ail of 1, 1,,r.. .ilio.valto. of e , el, krtiLle of rah' to mita the' rt week •a• ta , i, r Elt nalys re PNTEUTIO9Ot - Gli , May 21.—There was A good supply of Wheat 6er, -d .y, nal prie a ruled about the amie as lo.t roo k ‘, in, it r.an, on I fora.tr I' .V 44 MT re readily rnside. Rci \Vivra, SGIEs. 3'a; 02. e., 3;4.; nod One ted, Wrliflatig •• 40a. to 12s. far gr. • • PETWOILTII, May 24.—The , upply of Wheat at our mar ket to-Oar w.O o we, n 1 th • demean about sa laat week; no alteration W note in loom. Rata meet with m,r, (ovary, at higher env& •"'"' PItE , ToN, May 21.—N0 feature of interest has occurred In the Oen trade wrco our last pnoot ham rrot lined -toady, thootth dates continue to to t cautiously. At our Corn market the, mew. in; tht re was atnut an acclaim amply of Englatt Wbout, the role We • ilieb via 11'131 , , tut without charge in prima. No nltriatiost in foreign. Flue tine dini. Mum combats in fair dmatod, at the en none rotes of duo ‘l.l le'chieht, ray 2s. Ild. to r 451ba. Eng- UM Oatmeal al. per Mai hig:utr goal qualities, llr. to 255., *twice, 26a. per 21011 a. _ _ _ Re must., 24.—Our supply of Wheat to-dny was eztren.ely limited. At the comnirnerinent at the market, w Lths ob. nlv.inreuient of drier. for knit-rote umlaut, 5.4. bring mei • ; the market, 1•01 r, moils riven, 11, r e od Mane who had not sthl were c inpel:e4 to take a trifle lbw thou ven tart tee. h to Wert .eke. bole', but little doing, term 23e. to 27P. 0 1., very be on otter, nalithug high 10. to 20. to qr. I Wrre money thee, but week brace rddree, end' tart week's rats toile smitiortc.i. Stvrt:ox WALDEN, May 2 I.—Whcat. to ; Ta- LIM], too. per ,Ir. Corky, Lmlttog, 255. L. 31o.; A g, 111.. to 200. Mow: alt ar, r arul ...A . m., .60. to SU Anitioc, 220. to Als. OA% dearer, It.. to 210. SRA rresuuuY, 3lay attend.oxe of buyer , wns enmity, 'out the .upply ut Wheat wee large. Point A. NM ter vary brisk and in name bad:tants basely maintained bonier titre. U w'ry in ' , hart nipple, but aurlititlit for the requlierut ttl WM but pncei "Tye thy tuna in inettur ut the ho:det. (Lb were in 1..d1 deviant!, end Klett , were a trine Antra r. ac.nely any train ti tn. in ift reve. /lour and Lai nattered. W beat, 9115. to trIQ , I . •. Wt., 114. to Cnr. be In, Slb. to 344 SUM 1TS111:11Y, May 21.—Thvre wa a short supply of Wheat, l'arisF. so I (SA. s.t market. TIN re w. - e p. 1.1 demstet rue task A fit u .y 1.4;16, and in seine inst..nuts Si. per qr. mare ter doe %%Ica. - - WititOlNsTr _:113. 21—The supply of Wheat nt market 004 lags, and g. in conlition and go dor. Great coatwn wait uoini to...sr! on the IlliEett. Vbith iidiot ; tl Luam.a to to ' , My dill, at (semis I.I!PV. lb, supply of intier Awn, tit which thus too • good demand, and everyttlug 1 , 111 rulcay at an •dsorne of per qr. and Pea. exeltd Utlle ...few ion, ant prise. temnin winitner the MOM The Ina't hails is firm. Wbt at, 26.. to 42a. I: teet,.2l.. to lso. oon., is& to 22.. Leona, Os. to 39a. per qr. Malt, ko. to tri. tkl. per bu-hel. AVlNcity iTEtt, 31.ky 21.—Oar market to-day was rather thinly !tend. 6. suit to rly 01 Wheat ormill. There •s PO alterati of in pekes eo, urc of fade, met do tra rteed eleg.: , ah. In Lit little Joint:, but 'iliac* Indy be CR,Piiitreli sell supported. fair .trnount ut hosiiirsa it. hug is Outs , obials sere the vim in favour of the .dice. The qu..t...• n. of bear. ...tau Nita r. man eta -1100 Iy, Out a very Mt:, bunnies , noble. Whe it, twit 3 to -Ile. per qr. Earley, ite 235. (ht., tau to is.. Malt, Ca. to 52r. . May 21.—The supply of Wheat i; ta-thy less ibis ooml, mite but fru memoir, of any other ora.n. It It It In good ropiest at late' : art fur choke • an Are r .ther more to oey fa "Iwo. U.lts and &one fully b. dear. R7u,d , slo:r., 31e. to •12•., extra, 41e. per qr.; rod, 31s. to Sas.; extras, 3:/a. Wt., ltd. per stone. Beane, ads, to 31•. per qr. • - - • -- r-- WOlivEttEß, May 22.—\Ve had a ahort supply of Englioh Wheat .t InuiUst seam to•duy, anti too ers Were Obliged Po .111 , .t lutthrr rise d,f C4l. to Ir. per qr. l'orrien rat lola fur u r nolo imprrrinent. Barley unalk rc.l In eu:ur, with a lair d rouruut4i, demand. Ortr were .rata OIL to 10. per qr. desalt and tide same advare• Ivor pad nn kng'l.ll Wog. whit.[ EgypUun are 11 , A alto. getter -Owe wh..t our r , nsumerr will submit to. Your, fay 2l.—We hare a small show of Wheat at this day's market whit!. has mot dt:T lan at Lot week's In other oracle:do alteration. Worst, s him, per nun. qr , 41,.. to 11s.; reel, aka. to Ito. holt, tor. to 324. U.s. a r some of MO., ltd. to 1114. Flour, p r mod to 305. DI:JILIN, MAY 23.—We had rather a dull market for terry description of gr.dtt this thy, bat without change In price, tool Tucartsy's quotations arc repo oil, %%lite wheat, 2.:5. 64. to VA.; red ditto, Its to 24.. Barley, I:.. to I:ts elots, 1.. lid. In 124.64. per b 9. ; oatmeal, 114. V. 14. Srenad Loon, 12.. to 14a. per 1 Mt. Intent coll.:Ss. to 31r. p.1.40)113. Ciii;a, May '23.—The weather in the early part of the wren we. rather hard, alio my, Lod imam al; tannins wager !inn, within the last two ie duce A iyn, heautifilll line and lave ur..ble or the country, which, under the I ening alrue.pbere, in leaking braut`. fully green and luxuriant. The trade i:urtng the cart ha. Wen very quiet, and, di lush the arrival!. from abroad have Leen cery noddy. little tualnee bas been tranaacted in hay litha . it pram, tary;itluo Wheat exoelind, witch has met a tool demand, and ha. beanie ra ther genre and sem:what dearer. tt ith a continuance of tiler as the prceent we sou no propped of an tn.! merino:l in ;be teele, far. aft u.n upwar I moo , ment to dr place is Wheat during the !de hie it and retardiee weather, and to ;lie ,lA , ert: of sup piles of inannante earLut look her it nun, with the We lent &vat enitel.itie, tout the certainty of 'mitotic, treat the ILlun pone, the navigation from which is nsw open. The e' , 1•14 of heel , Plaid le bet Milne 'mailer every ...irk. The tempt. for the pie-tint week are, of X% heat, co bare In ; Bartel, 53; and line, 3hl, Toe, is hi. alteration in the value at any deverige tics of gr.lut. In prise forelen Who at we have any a inaderßlC tinnier, panalng at p.o.e. realeily altered tram our Lod. titypttin h.; in. t a ito.l cieatia saint, and pretty freely at an aLcLare of about Id. pa taro L Ite glean its c.Vreelt vent.. Ite. pt r tarot, an hitt.: u. it*. Laving teen, we belt• ve, obtain. it Gar it In rvLtii quantinis. 'the attic's offlUats hell here ie tnfling. Ildilera, in nun •hrei urn Arai, awl ices- Icw males L,ne her, male at Idly itun wed:. e.t.a. We telettat.t, a good coodcruptive clenwni f flour, supply h Milf ^ tbah eqttd to the demand. Ceara. &nano harp. e ninon to • ell Iteely. lain= (Corn tni eta rather a .Law mole, Min, the at. cite of the a. tale being mull, prices are firmly rupported. We tido!, its value lf. I to per tun. WATEhrouo, May 2.l.—With only a moderate arrival of grain from a'.r our rrarkrt has undrrgene secrrely any change during the \Mk. Ile:tiers have Os n very am la their demands Our all anal, e, and pan :awes lure had to pay Intl prices. %1 heat : Taste ht.. been • Weeny a - de tar nettling qu nitres Lath of Irish anJ atrial% Le the satrerne rates Cl tnis slay aerinl;;lst. Led 10e infrinr deserlptaina we ha.r ha.l a lair den, ad, at wino...nit improved cakes. In Esr.er n..:Lin^ha. been dune. lJnr itch, r 04t4!..e aVin 1,1.1 ,aAnty, %nil LA the Inquiry f. , e rapwt eon:a:nes seise, hide tin:lcing hen been :.surd in roahmitra antalcance et 211. per barn nu the currency of d dards) Vet, Both am white and black. Indian Cum has beets In f oo d 'Nero % and as the quantily en band is so hi slindoint, leaden...isle re cuilly obtained the birthed quotation., o$ Lag sock. 2.3 change to t a, Flour. Import,. this weal:: Wheat, COO qro.• Indian Cern, 2,113; Outa, 414 lairrela. Exports; Oats, 1,1131 bards; Flour, 1,.* 3 weeks; Ottawa', 224 CWIA. KIRKCALDY, Nl;ar 21. —The weather during the week has been rasher mid for the eminin of the year, particularly ilurinv nights; toelay it Is mom reuLl. At iiiireountry mai set. this week there was eery little gram of goy kind r K. ring, aeil that little waa readily taken Mr for lima consaunptain at gradually improving rate.. For the huali. we Gall require lore •upplies of fottnen Otte and Dailey; the quetilty in the hand. of tarn:err hieing very tar through. Den:, t day, w, had a mode, et, einiply of Wile but i0n.13 of 11.eley Cool Or.te; we is -.11 a quick mark, t for every kind of groin, at from Gd. to Is. per quarter aver Id tre prior. Wheat, 3G... to He. per v. Harley. G.M. ed. to 27, nit. Oda, ler. lid. to 3la. Uetroral, per hes of Alba., 30s. tu 3:s. SCOTCII FAIRS. FALKIRK, May ^_!.—.\t this large llor=e and Cattle Fair there was a nary tad. two out of stock, and a cob •Etrab:e number of iksko. Ware la, , iit.t. The ei.tle fair um% lull tort, of *Nell descrip tion of curb there ware ',bout 300 on the gro und. They wee errerslly awry good animals, and there were a few fleets IrVe NuterPhse.ailine the dealers. complaint that Ilse Ma/ kvt was falter doll , a (neat properion of the *sick coregxxl ban.h, and • mnisan.tively bendier was driven ad a, unsold. There Rag a lair atte.olance ..f dealera from the south, who made %cry tonsideralee purchase, Milk Cows cacti team 7/. lit. A lot of hit Mats riisl at 10 guineas cacti. The Horse market Wad net nearly so brisk so the Cattle, though the show 11 - .1.4 I try gvul, there being about au in the market, some of them very superior. Prices tor gusl draweat Horses were about 231. to .12/., and inferior dtimals brcadd prices varying from 152 to 2td. Saddle and turners uses were :rum to 121., and rood riding I lorset (rem 2 , 1/. to 3u/. A comparatively small Number r i 'horses changed bawls, and a great number remaiorl unsold, th • • ,;.ply being cvskntly smelt rteatCr thou the it nand. (in the who o , the market no. at rather more thtn on average desvription, bow for number and quality. lIAWIck, May W.—There wa. only a small ',how of Cattle at our May fair, and mostly of air inferior cl.scriplon. The tit nr.sal was by t o means ItrOk. sla.rt.boraetl Starke were going off at from V. to 34. 10s.; ormyror.olds, 0/. to Et. lug.; 31.1101 Cows and (l's ys at all pram*, from 3.!. to lot. ; fat Cattle, per 51une. KKLI.O, May l9.—At our fortnightly market for Cattle and rihsep there was a huge supply of fat Cattle, pt incumlly of excel lent 'wont y. There was a good r i tt e misnee of buyers, with a brink &mud, and Mniust the whole were readily devise I Vat priers from 401. tad. to .55.; a kw superior lots would re rib idout 3e. 34. per stone. Toe number of rasing Cattle WM. larger than usual, and a good many were effected at priors varying horn 01. lib. to ht. 10s., ' ..coalin2 to quality. A good show of Cows, for watch thr re was a good dr nisial, at from 5/. to 124 We 1..al the largest supply of Sbcep fn tt:i: alas kvt there had been OS: swror , princrpally dlpi al, awl there belrg a fairdemand, a good that of business was done. Clipped Sheep pots rally 4 d., and one or two lute a little more per lb. Itutieb Sid, per lb. - - - _it ( - HUNT: FADI, 11,:y 21. —At this fair there was p,5wy......e.0..e.1 for er. ry ilewriPtion Cattle, at un advance uf ton for. mw ptfaa The is the tact market in this neiglibaurtioall at which there ham been uny considerable improvement of prime; and, after Nil a long period f (dull:test, it is v.:erring to 01)µtve an indication iif stoic ailing off more trimly. God two-year-old Raid,. brought about 101. per Lead more than at recent fairs, nod calving and ;arrow 011Ws sold stn coinvpawling rim of row—, fyr .411 . erriArr. THE Mr ta or OttD, May 'r2.—.\ consider:lbie amount of leeono.s was tranacted, and the noes were conducted with touch r n tr e l t in . I: n e t i 4 is r ee t i o le r n w t lot h of w t e at m lY;;Lf: l om t l, , oli , l s o. had bum %rot. rd last retu.eJ, were told at lilt mh-ail— the price demanded; and an other lot ot Lliglihuideni, from the Sinn term, brought a siMilar turn. A lot of forty Cattle of this turd were sold at if. It.. a-head; another lot of forty, belonging to the same parties, brought and tw lot. rd, hewn were diaposcd of —one at 31. a head, and tae c [Liam lot at 21. It. PlTLEssit, May 20.—Thi. annual market was well at tenak d both by buyers and tellers, but Lie bic-inns done was gem. rsi'y among graician Cattle. However, there sere a good many lota of to: in the market, which realised vomewarre ad int Ga. Gd. per Dutch elone. Good two-year-tilde were millng e:l; and, me a whole, Cattle tor gram were much higher prop,. rtinnately than tat There spreersd lobe a scarcity of good culled Uwe ;lithe market. BREAD.—.MAT 21.-1 lie price% of Wheaten Bread in thr >li tropoliu are teem Gid. to ;d.; of howkrbold ditto, lid. to 6d per co loaf. POULTRY, &C.-NEWGATII AND LEADENIIALL, MAT 24.-Turkeys, Is. to 7s. 04. ; pert, tin ed. to .0. ; ducks, lc Isl. to 45.; tante rabbits, 1.. 441. to 10. 141.; wild do., ad. t o l o d .; pigeons, Z.. to M.: rtweing pigs, 4s. &I. to 75. each; Surrey fowls, 7a. to 10r. ditto chickens, P. (41. to Oa. ; k ern -d our f ow l s, 2 0. o d to to,. per couple.; Enalub ego, th. ; Preach, 49.4 d. to Ss. 44.; and Irish, Os. Od. to O. Od. per IW. Hato, 7.5. to 2.. 6d.; leverets, la. to 2.. 6d. Fisyl._Thrusgsosag, rstir 21.-Turbot4, 3s. 0.1. to 101.: brill., 1.. Jd.to Is Pd.; haddock., Od. to Is. ; sod bib, 2a. to 4. 4,1.; lob.ters, id. to 2 s . ; crabs, 4d. to each ; roles 6d. to la. per pair; 11 auttkir, 5.1. to Is. 10d.; dried haddocks, ea to es. sow1:0, Ir. to Is. per dozen; whiting., Ss. to 7.. per 13 ; eels, 4d. to 10d. ; ralnion, Is. to 10. 9d. per lb. illy-sets, COMM. 40. to Os. per buslwl; sod nuakerel, 1:4. to itts. per lull. AMERICAN MARKETS. NAT 12. In esehmee the market is firm hut not N active. Sterling glee at 101 to 101 ; mace, Sloto 3 07i with moderate supply. The ba lance in the ..th-!ress t 035 4.100 dollars. Ark cast. loan of the rite of .11bany for 3° 0. 000 dulLirs was Lawn at 4 dol. 05 e. to 4 doL 550. per cent. premium. In the money market the specie shipment. have hail no effect. This but-twar has but its inguenoe sush.r the larae and suady receipts from Californui. Spode currents arc paring across tle globe to whichever way the lawn of peasterce attract then, and New York, tasina become a great beak* entre like Loudon, feels the ina.lelleo 1 1 MC , r Sorb carnal. keet , 4lse channels of trade hsclthy, and areno curie apprehseille ell es they do not converge to one point .ud dick tau rest. We Paste gimlet in the United States to receive 40or So manarat Wipes* frees p 1 Wan hoard It all he our beak eaubs. Mil viol be e gnelq ilia the garb of the produce of the mama Slam Asia Woburn Ss ImpprlN of book eventriee. The rat• of Went is se her bits. Me. pat Paper of ant War awn If ler stmt. . in frelghts there la no change to rote, and the hufiece!W mall. e .tum l'' Lard, with earagr.anta ni ~ ..P or ao 1. din; odo 4 1 1 sour tel., dead al Wit 1 . :14. &I. h. 13r. Within :I few dap, there hare • be. II roe lead to London hCO bele. ...1 ed.', Ir. 9d. ; and to Oberon'. 2,:n0 brlr. flour, 25.; MO bare trot. .n, 3. nal. • and corn, bd. A Ru-.lan barque rogagrd a c a goo: thou: 1, Dwain at orancibingover i 26: two canon of ante Iran llorl,c to London ut if. to li. log.; ' and on Ana fir= tarfrie v 10.0 yo of oolror Irolll BIM"' to No, Orle-an, at 12 dub , . per tan. To Callf raw there is no ‘hange to no- tice. In port yesterday : Steamers I9I Criss Shin ll9 I Schooners. 9G3 Barques Total 649 ' . • ..• • - • ' - Astmt.—'l he market v ste.ein will. b itud tieluand fel v est!e at 5 dole. to 5 dole. 62te.; 1.1... re in her demand; the sales are 100 Dbl... - . Pines ash alLtt..-Our m .rest opened heavy ftr Ihe haw grades of state anti Weston - . flour, otohr the iheuenot of t oak' Jurable 'dolma by the Arctic. and tee Nuoyaner seated at the rime of the reek was h.q. especially in NVesturn. snippets peter State, and there is also a ebeeulative detscr•*. 'er go. d tenth mound °Armin. The In ferior lambs are more pine tal, and trim ars lower; the Ormond le lair or No. 3, ouirtibse i t pat In- the krosine c. Flour out of ortkr hos 'obi t I some eztor at 3111 475. New ()ricotta IA heIVT ut 4 duo. 2.5 c. to 4 data. 37 Comadian Iv he ivy tool insects" at 4 dole. 'sic. The Pala tif dorm itic retch 11,000 hbls ,at 3 duls. 624 e. to 3 dole. fie. :or No. 2, suot rdne; 4 d As. to 1 &de. 114 c. for common to otr.ilt Sate: 4 dots. to 4d 4s. 1:;c. for Michigan and ladiann ; 4 dole. 210. to 4 doia. for ,oullicrit Ohio; nod 4 du:s. (;!.:r. to 4 dot.. 73e• for pure Greene, precool from Urnosse wheat arid ''y fienease voter. eouthers St not 1.47 p'ontilut, hot the demand is roe than the so: pie, and iniersara shade twist: slles of 900 bbls., at I dots. Silo. to 4 I is, for ossmos to good hcanda, and 4 doh.. 571 to S acts. Rs. i.e WO. ityc ft or Is hardy in firm; sales of Soo Mho.. at s e.oS, e. to 3lt Is. tie. Gam Mel I. InattarC, at 3 data. to 3 dell. ir.M. for Jersey, and 'I Joh.. 31,1 e. fur Ltranlys Inc. GRAM. -Itor re in mere what ffeting, and the market is heavy TV iv. ba a fair demand Mr goal and ;dime simples filt the t.,ett, hot the .t.cacc IC stem' , tiess I iect. We have may to sot,. yule I of 1,71 m Much. pricer' Genes captious terms. Ryc• Is lower, with more ntreen3; sake of 3'a birth ct 79c. data are ta lair dstatnd at 4:IC. to Me. tor Jerre v. aid! tyro te 4' C. 41 Neither. Corn Iv w ithout tn.deri d chum for Wedera and State, bat lows r far South-to. The distend Is good for cams., t tit eltccheil Mr the haat owhh; in the scarcity of 'cock. IM:isn't, are Cn,ooo WA., at r heat. d Western. 570. damp Nor" hers, She. to 59 , ,e. for Western mixed, Ms. to c for Northers Tehow, We. fig Sou:hers Tedium, aril far Round White--elormir 'trade. . . . . . • 1 . 10 ,, 1-1..24.-37ere 1 114:411iNt d01r.,113 pork. The tr.arket b biary I t old mme. at 1 a dol.. talc; I 1 d 01.% 42:e. to It. 66:a.; a. w prate, at and old prow at 13 data. Ile ia hoary; sales of 200 halt. at t, Md.. 25e. to , : dote. 20c. for prime, and V dials. 23e. to II dais. t. for roma. Cut meats arc to any and rater lower; .ales of 243 Idol. and !larva at Mi to 11 tor bums and ,hue I. tiers 464, to 7c. Lard to rather lower sad heavy; saki. and It ut 91 to f :e. Ituttar ta lo demand, and prime la rather be:ti r; oto , • r(torw at 13.. tot 1 e.f r Mote, an d lOC. 10 IA:. far Ohio. Cbsese la saleable, at 6e. to Te. fur new. 1 . ../I‘t I • b.oi a dreliwatt ter,kati y, us reward% leaf, tint la Ann and Wise for manufactured. Mote I.lday 111 ,, T111^ there have bees i ii 7,-..iOZZntu . 7 1; y at Ili; to I Ithils. ligaranit IA 6e.; Ai Akio. Virginia lungs at 6 ; Itni.cs Pint la at li s tn Ira.; 100 ll.irana at 35 to !AM., and 19'1 boxes Per.nirliani and Ci.ata nectou: kaf, on t.riri.t. CortoN.-1 rota %at,. P. Write t'a Non Took Galion Clroular. I.llt Monde New Orkin:. t' leas. and Flotilla. oLd !czar. 9 inferior to r; ... Si to 9 ... 10 to SI inolinary Midoling Met.lting, fair ...... lll to I?. ... 111 to ... It to 14 Noir "scrim, larourr% no s; sass or corrox.&c: Wln ar.ec. AirivAlpriajc iith tuft Ex!. t• ' , thee Gth but Sock on hand an d ourhfl bnuftt. not enrrl. .5.600 Iko;i CO WO Vervain lodged in U. & yew for O. Britain, 71). Frame. 17:4111 lart year b. ... 17—S1 Jar pervious .. 124 ... 1.4-153 ZspOri . trom V. I. to O. Braun, rloce 11:4 1,001,0ry .. ... KWIC !Imo iit 18.50 71:,0 0 . . ... a.:ne lime in 1619. ..... 1,21J ono .. Total export from the U. Stales, *Ono kt Sept. last 1,404,000 ... .. ... fame time in 1`•.4) 1,0:1,0.0 ... .. ... ,nn.e tin% in 1419 1.7'91 0v ILcct 4.ts st principal • I ortadt.S. sin,: Ist Sept. bat 2.,M111,04.10 ... ... ... .11109 aline in lain 1,63%009 roar thee in lw 2,11.1,000 Sly fast clretear wax dale! 7th Tice canton market mine days pre-aline 1.1 been eche:, with an aniline, In p visa a:n asal. at am the aupropitams weather for the yours mow The upward tendency el the market cue checkal by receipt of the favourable accounts front Layette of to 2.lth Anvil. per Earn. en, gull ing a deslibe ul f al. to per It.. than our pi vi iuusly essayed goo. a 1.. . Thaw rico:ads ;oval: o. mach 111.0:y than had ben looked for, tamed grr..t disappoir tint ot, and a di Obit. of to le. per Ilk, WA rubmittal t. on the mks made bu 71,u: why and Yrldaycf lasi we. k. On eatatilay there vas a betTe belie& and prices reeoverel le. On Minday the Arctic :arrival, with four dap.' later amount., au 1., fa: Garr decline of id. per lb. to Lissrpool; but thaw sunsets ...ie.; to petallaeo any further decline here, but yesterday the inerket set- acre lank aid it was difikult to bay, rice , t ut nn aalv-ncia of lit. on the low mien made on Friday. lhe hioine.s 'Moe the rile 1 / 1 11[1 ha only been to the extent of 11,tara b.'re om caeca' own eel for ex port. The go aationa are raltwail ,e. per lb. area item in.ral with throe given on the 7th iadatat. The market eked yea. fay very flrntly, anal with Ira otra Ong 'tank than for now time fat. The export bar the 141.1"", h - utber m—To Liver:set, I.r ; 111101; aIaTUIV, la -d Havre, 1,211; Anat. !slain, be; Yr a total ad 6,2541 Wen. The iieenurita of Witt in Mese...Opp!, Tolerate, aunt, portral alearoh mew io .4 the Asia on ith ,hate gin, been confirm. al by mail, lino toe letters from all WI ere unanimous in aouothisr that the 1,4.1111 f smite as late, if not more no, than in either I , fliac past two 3en a. It cannot, of t oueie, la are witted at thls early date, that lie eras. muse nee ' , mile be 2 . 00, 4. -4 e. In embieguence of the Llama...noble weather as, far ibis seasoa, not i. it at all desirable that ouch an opinion idasuld become prevalent, other here or in ifltrape. It may, how, err, be saki, mod truly, test old. even m data y I avollr.Nr wei.ther from the preretit flaw to tai. a ,01 of tea wren, there mi. y not i.e a full average crop, and there eanr.ot he an I xeraive ante. The folioirioe if , o -tatensent of the movement in Mei ance the lit ef refit. laid., us cornmeal with toe prolate three years: 1451. 1014 1 . 1042. 1018. Reeeirne at the met r 2;04 ,, 00 10.1%000 2,414000 2,021,0011 Exports to Gnat 1,010,000 712,00 n 1,21.4000 8G9,000 ~rninee other tnnr,ga texts 11. 4100 1%7,1001 247,020 : - ..0,t410 Tot . al exprt,. 0% •ek on oan.l Gi a inch flat in,: the punt week, ii.. 1011.0 to above. 1111 . 1. 13111. liereiptt into the twat 41,010 0 42,1110 42,400 2.:puirta tornat Britain 46,000 19,01* 47,0110 04.0e0 ~ Enure otli,r. pada Totarezports Frani whkh It .111 app' nr that the ricer, in receipts now amounts to 143,000 bales. The e• e- n. in car 0 1 .... to Great Britain in 293,000 Oaten • Vrane,., ; othi r tort :y 000., 37,100.. To.al -.rem in cannel., 393,000 . _ 'Mr following are tortl,olore of or , ratiotui in the principal ,outhent pets :Lace my Luit orenlar : tier tteewlia foe the w:ek t Hies may ? 11,1,91 halm Esparta—To lAyerpoul. :1,761; 13,:teabartr, ; ; kW eekra. 961. . . ~Hwuc-RecelptsG r thr weekend ing 2od foot., 5,o;1 who. Ez. porta —To Ure-pw:, 3,2 F b.les. SAVAXNAIL .ecol s t r the nee% enc,;,,rt hth 5,135b.Jes Up., and n 4 6.L lapotts—Tii Liverpool, 2,201 bales I'p., and 1.18 11.1. ensais.s.os.—iteceipbt air the st,ik en Eng Rth iPAt., 0,1 . b. 4 Up., and 310 Kl. Elisio —Tu 7,24. J bolus 314/ 5.1.; Borth:Az, 194 Up. _ _ _ New Oct.atxm, 11. tr 12. The advice% pt r Arctic are ri and cotton i. heavy A a ileobte of .at i:riet middling. 'lac receipt. at all the oouthern port. are now iiniolatO bola *beat of the Fame period last yeiir. In troiglas I. aslosi for I.lverpwil. ',tiling exchange h.. advaLcutl to tut. Emir outland without no, demand for exoo; t. Ohio at 3 root.. nave: I. 3 lota. bete lots w•rt whirr. , I si ; Ho en wild at gr. iOr prime bake, :ind 7c. for i.nnation a. Men, p.wi. hi dull, an.; then are few onchner:d ; Mt r iells n;e. C e, I at 4th. for pfloc 77, :low, and fo• white. Stijar, niut.aires an I code" :ire unebnour4 and very Italy Ia homy in totaroo. Lard oil has ad, anerd to 7th. FOREIGN .1 ititrtutt lll , Ps.—According to a return printed on Saturday (obt.•.ined by Mr. Illudats. in the eourm of laat year there were 1,952 cwt. of foreign hop entiatd for home eon mid 829 cwt. in warehouse, under hond, in the I •itittil Kingdom, whilst of British hop exported there were in Cu Plum, periol 270,4111 b. The t xtrortatiou of British hops has decreased for the Led five year.. DEFonT sTION of PAUPER ClahltlON To Min strlJA.—At the meetiug of directors of the poor of St. Pan cras, held on S iturday-, Mr. Dyko stilted that he had re mired through Captain Burrows, who had arrived in Eng land from Bermuda, twelve letters from children 'eat out there by the board. They all knew the inter, at he took in the welt*: ire of the children, and he suiposed that was why they had written to him. The whole of the letters, front their style and diction, proved their genuineness, and there could be uo doubt that they hare upon their Cute the impress of truth. Mr. Dyk e rea d severa l o f t h e letterset' which the following are • fur mph, ' printed fron t tli e or i g i na l s Southampton, Bermuda, ISth Mach, y deal Sir,—Captain Burrows sent me the letter, and I thank you for thinking of use and writing to me. lam very comfort able in Lle.muila and 1 am nut sorry I eon , now. I am the house aerv.uit, taiL , l I have a little room sleet to my mistress I go to church and Sunday school I . eVery rind Mrs. ears me lessons est ry Mr. Ellison, my midoes's son-in-law, who lives 11l the same house, with me, has sent to get a boy and a girl to come out, and I recommended Julia Cocklin and Edward Guy er Joseph Speuce, mid sou will please send the ono you thick is the best boy. I . shall be very glad to see theta. 1 hope I shall have something to send you by-and-bye. Please give my lose to all my guardians, my governess, and all the children. Please direct to me at Mrs. G. F. Mallory's, Southampton, Bermuda. I am, your humble and obliged, SAR.%II OELLRAILD.—Wm. Dyke, Esq." The second is also from a female servant " Port Royal, Ber muda, March 29th, 1 1 i1.—My dear Mr. Dyke—l am glad to find that you have not forgotten us. lam living with Mrs. Harriet Brecome, as housemaid. I like Bermuda very well. I read my Bible at night, and Miss Ilascome" explains it to me. I go to church on Sundays. I have a little tlower-gi.rden, and I work in it sometimes. The climate is very wild; it is almost as warm in winter as it is in England in the sunuacr. Captain Burrows a.us very kind to us on thy passage. I see Locket, Stevenson, and Gerriott sametimes. Please to giro my love to Mr. and Mrs. Eaton, and I hope they are quite well ; autlwith lovoto your self, 1 re main your affectionate ward, Nlane A. Buren nu." The following is from a lad:—" Ihunilton, Bermuda, April 8, 18i1.-1/ears Sirs,—l write thes fine hues, hopein to had all of you in good health, as it leaves Me at present thank god for it. I have got one greats Bleeaing that is a good and comfortable place at Mr. Nl.Coll i hare to attend to cows , ' sod to wait on Breakfast 1/inner and tea table and go of me sages awl a great many other little things and I have ti's management of the small row Boat, and I get a plenty to eat and to Drink and a good bed to lie down upon, and there i s a great many more girls aud Boys wanted in the Island. George &anoint has ran away tlaia makes the second time Those letter that Its Leen liritteu to yo hero about the ill Treacmant is not all true so i should advise as loony of the boys as possible to come out Give my kind love to Mr. Potter and Mrs. hammond and to all tire Boys , especially Guy. Spence Parsons and Baker When you it rite Piease to PS direot my Letter to the care of Duncan M'Coll Esti merchant Ilamiltoo Bermuda 1 Remain your hunble servant William Kent Please to mimeo the Blots." The chairman of the board read another letter which the master of the workhouse had rcelved, and expressed his satisfaction that it seam now proved these children were far better otf than if they had remain:ft in this country. SIIREWSDUDY AND CRESTED RAILWAY. The Lords of the Admiralty have assented to this company's bill, ou condition that certain requirements are observed M crossing the Egerton Docks at Lakanhead. Emma DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY, It! Av 18.51. The State of the Weather at catch of the fel'e,wina pace, at Nine o'clock on ti.rttur.loy morning. The atationa are arranged in order of latitude. Courrot ntrenrth or . Same( lime. yithd. , ttto or We.e.O..r. Pigments N.W. I Wig Nix: -i50cria1„....... S.W. .Ch lade Ertegg BRIONTOM .... N.E. Marl MAXIMO N.Y.. f Gent:e Breen Kiggagiimog FoLgr T.g:r N.R. Lrei.li• Rite at TOXYII.IIKer IttPiv,g ~g g...... GULLS WICII .. Nwnitiog ("gingivae ..... Taming:tit „„ W. Gentle Preen I Cams Cloudier" Qom.llcas inerenot Cloudlea poorileits P4riiar,ly Cottoksr Partially Cloudy etetdirre Cloudlc, Partially Cuodt (11011111 M Partially Cloudy THIS DAY, Noon. Cou. - ee of Wind. rtremth butte of the McNi•.r. -•--• c.v:t: Ov mot. The reterns from the fdluwing place.' did not reach thi s office in time lor puL'.ic:•tion on ti•i:urday; they therefore ideate the state of the weather on Friday morning at nine o'clock. Itr;exc , 11.;e4 Cstrwit Wllll tIALLVLA SHIPPING TNTEL LIG EXCH. (Froft oor Com q.O kw, the 7 n..1,..p10g t I tr.tte Owl Ltor4.• cAsrm.Tv. Clara, srrunern. front W ndau f r St. Petor,lnm., wat 10, , t on the 1 h!nit of Oelen.holut on the Nth of May.— Muy 13, SEABORNE ."IAI LS. [lf alp 't? 1). lt••tuaim arc rrer i+.o the General Peet.e.ne by the nue...— a Übv tee nr'nln,y—.a+•.nttL] Do worn Isaac upl Front west C0UN7:411.3. la General :• .4- Port Weak OP-r: Leath's. der melts& dt.r. .; Laa.B.4.4l6l:rit.packot N , May 30......... .... ILlveriar. I isteriznityUr :tel. tActeei , pool et) N Me! 27 FiveTrax... Assuslea,l4 U.' , torllBl ;lune 1 lSoutnana;,...ei May :9 kfria.N We t Coaat; ...21'1311 e; the 'lrma% ,Plennott't .. Jane 3 Alesen lila. 21 1 1:411. 1 t3 8 11t of rano. 'Dover IkAsleal ....—.—..—s. !WIT-. .... ....... . . 118,•e• ' , say Snail 11,9t1 of U., r.0nt),, 8 ent,..••• lOU. Jane 12 Icel.,- !Ire. . 141"...1s et the r.0r.18 •ta.'hain, ttak. lune 12 121211.at1V;,81n Clatrel 21 1 2ru: \ 17t1n4m a.• ~ , 8-a 0.... r, ~,t ..),,,,, ~ Cape el 040.1 II ;11 11:1I of (1.. In , te.htilreauti. 'June 3 t‘elelanunople • N I.l)l;th2rt.Lorme4lB•st r neelzel America ll 2eati:l 7 VN iswaitt.•onthaennton. :ma I Clout.: Lk* '8 •Inn,l.Ve , l.,lrtic).•,..Jutil..a.ntau. Tu.Tl,.ei St IVh of a , . •a.a... 1 . 1 .-n'..,4)).:•a.. hu.{l... 1 Arrind tledeu. .I.NN Tel,- ,1.,:', -;Doe 'IL tket.u4....... ......... . N 2:1.':1.J.:' , . : mot ; f.oeer Minnbars 1 Tne,01...: .•,. ::Ms) i LYbdtsil Tuce.,nst Malian' 'l IV. :c.e...;. •• .tur.'t.on..on 314.n.1ns 'loudness NII7in of th., inottNlSoutb.... ;non. June TO Lielan," .. 2l &NI fax::~' y.. lolls fr:., So,. .r•3.,'4 '2 tl: of • : ......n.l: ,, outhsenptor...lrrind India luls Mat-.ti.'-; N:,, , N.21:.:,.• $•,.,..51$ Do s o, 'one 1 • Med:terr...nees $.:: ',untie , asoloon; .......„....M 2'.th of t'.....enal'o,nouthsmplon. .trrived Dil:otein2.l.isk:ree) ...N / the::: fib e. sty oath ; Uus er Mcslen ........31 2,1 a To menial routhamptim. Jnne 3 Makin V Lj'e , :f t .. teute'...,,outlmeniOun. June ll $ 7.. L, :1; - . ft l . ; Mel ' s. ---- '.: ::.• ' • :WWI/over .MI7 24 Slides. •Nlo ',I, .'non Dover P0..al 14' ~ • IN,: ... ' .. ; 4,1.. ti . ; lovt r hai1t....11 Neil 111 17 ' •• he numth;Nouthamptun. Junes fusestoy• N 5",' . :tt o'.non , 'beer :June 2 Wm' I•LoPe. 'Mr 1::; : . tn. su nul l vAalaillpiOn. June ...2 %Nod 1r.... 1 / 4 ., ; an., :11. 1... l an-',......: .. : : ..1) li.L. • C 1.‘ , 140Zr.h11111,t011. 'JUDI • Tlre - atall- r . nwarki t!..11 marked t•) are eaurayed by rreacit p.ohet frlra f.elf.cnia rid the I.7aitca Stator are MOW k put. ...t1 and 41:. !.y 4, rt y AnivricAn pioket. Al RIVF.D. Dentzie Ilarwinalt Calico IlagmbarT; .tetelih A ruaAorin . Az a Ls-ay.—it .:r Estcu.xr —off 11 Cs I era's,* - rt 11. 11 C MUI:11, A '.ll . 4:(!19"C• end, --...l.rJrrl•W{, May 21. Irons NI-tr :1, :root ntt, :.I.tyr.: I, from, •.numt;., t, from ems ,n Mk, from 21, from I, from JiaJ:~. 6n~ iont toim‘—ast t. • :zid: • 1,41;i, h.m. Parrs—at trr rI : AA 11; i• :1, fr ttn.. Fut rum , - rt. , tra,mool, :tiay :1, fr.= Fr. IA I.ki•vr .I%.,r(lTlew, :Siiii; td Demm Lit Goth«aburir May 24, from. kituitzi? Mk ‘NC,I , F.s ezer—at Grim • end, Aide ih, fidot7 Mond !toil N , No— is (ir M. send, Al .1. 11, ihrm —.Pantile Jcsu —at lir tr.-ea:, May :if, t:om Memel Is .:. v —II Cif .1% 3.0E1, 1 1 ,4 21, hon ............ ..............Marso.le II I .,K — att 0r.,., , %a M:; AL y .1, leers Fredviazketsdt, Jrz :, litorrsi —elf Idre tze, Mz.v '23, f, ...........t hart. stun Kree--st Grestsend, hi ,v It. (eves Madded& Afar b" —.: Z Geod., mi., M - " -Monte Video M %ST lOC,. - .: que:.61.41,1, .lldeannah i. Irma train...« ._ .......... _______ Allwmk-1.1 .: : , ta , , i u ....., :. at ... lt. Ayres : .. o , lAlt —Off Dui 't,ti oe 11c.“1, Ifolli 'kW Ymit l'a.ruirras— at Oral's orr.d. M.l - 21. &Lai. Drulaik I:Annum —at Bi; tn!, 3t 25, l'tom IL Ayres lt,cl a—at 1. , ..act.i.d, lilv 2i, horn IL Ayres Vr ruas—at I:•i.tel, U., y 4 fl T 4 Ilaralinlis tit —at ca-rgenti, 11. a ' "., horn flallnitlfiC .. .. .. - . . M•lt.ort • is .—bWrway LiAmt Pottrbillp Terr. limrox—Mtr.rtmorlth, N . 2 kook Al.l from VIGTOMA --at Grart - -.12d, May 2' t fo. m Grov 2s, num ..., W m:mum—Al Urarc..cml, from SAILED. New York London I ;bent Asular-ft , m 11r1-101, May 21, la.. Arno-Iron Elatenetorr, Lay 22, t 0.., Avolewc-frou Liverpool, Lay 21, to. AGATII A -km 11s - enr4, May 21, to- Alcamo-from Liverpool, Mat 24 to Cautarax-frent Uveritml, Ila; 2 1 , tn... , Irontaist.--1. am Livia pord, Mar 21, t 0... (scam, or 'r ici.,:ln -I - um Lin rpool, May 21, to...Alesandtia (}OIO%OO -: . r. 11 Liverpool. Kay 21, to ... 41Ewbea CaLreco-G...1 limy/rend, May 23, to .11171.11• ettasun-fro Et o,..vreend, May 23, to Grenada Deem Lis.u.r-frtra Grarra nu. May 23, to Pazioora num-oar ararEencl, Slay 21, to .. Trinidad frtAlanti °Lova-tom Grasetend, Stay 23, to Dominica ELIO.' -ft, i Ozareoral. :Las 2S, to Rumor, tabitto -front brava-vend, slay 25, to. MUG ELlZAlteill Aux-from Livrr,vol, Lay .1, to Visa Euscavro-from LI r zrpnrd, May ',, to Rio Jaceiro 1.14 ct MIA-frau Oraverand, Mc, :: ~ to ... Stettin Gurtear M.:': --frunt GrEvelerel, May 24, t 0...... St. Lucia I IitILAS.I. ..-011l 1 lui Awl •on, :aay 22, to London Joao tivid.--friaLin rp , ol, It^y 2., to Js WAXY -Wm Oruvevend, 31,1 2,, to Slykynlmg LADY Or TI Okt 1 al. y-Itool Gravvven,. May 24, to Ttleit• LOUt. 741. trace-from Qua:noon u, 341 21, to London M1LT1A1....-1:OPI LiValk..l, ....i.l. -i, to .Syra 31Alia-Irom G rareeent l , Mot 23, to Grenada Lanett.. re AtJA-..r0t0 Gravears,'., May 21, to Demerara itlateotra-decm Gravesend. Iley 23, to Dtaninka iiAAVIO, -Ir. in 114-401, May 23, to tkzaa W.EE 1: -from Gra% earod, Way 24, to Durbadola Puna Car- .3.E.tS-freat Gripe rod, May 24, to Wales ItarOMl-n7eM Queenstowa, Lily 12. to .... L talon 44.A.1.34.1.- -11.,111 craves. ei, May al, to New York YELt.r •-fe,a, Grarumend, Lc y 23, .o Valeneia Wooawaanea...4oni Goo, c, May .; . to. London V 111170.- OW t U.. .POOl. May 2 4 , Naples TOSW•11.11- , town Gran-ond, May 24 to Lantaia Wrudax -ItamLiverpool, liley 21, t. LIAM Desoto a-WWII Lietrp.eL May 21, t 0......... Roston ....Ancona ikatan Trinidad Africa VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. lionei l'edin.to, of Muria. from tLc cat of Africa for Ocrk, out 91 dor% ..e. 47 N., lon. 2 W. Mama: F.. lima (barque), Cram Lorerpool for ealautta, M..reb Jl r lun. 27 W. [Advertioemesit.]—SPASMS IN TUE STOMACII ; FL II ..t. ANI, 1•41.IW, ems Mr 1101.1,0W/Ven I.4.—Ex tract wfaletor from 71r. 'admiral. of Goodwood, nem. Sydney, New South Walt". dated 14th Septandr ,, , isa.—" To l'rufewor I hdloway. Hayti.; had an caperimi,t knowledge of the god effact proi!uct Iby your valuable .nriller it my duty t. make it known that two yeari ago my daughkr, then aistcen year- old, had sufkrod for a long time with crancoa tb' dumach, eutolcocy, and Indira:oin. I tried yafloina rtmoliai without benefit, tot 4 kw domw of you: w.aute:iul pills hum tceiore 1 her to perfect health, and the 14 entlieli r 4Vrian oar qtoptoal. of her farmer con pluiat."— ftvki by iin " ts; and , rna L ksacw llonormy's Eatablialtmcnt, 144. strand ; Loa BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATIIS. ISllt'l liS. GORNELL—May :3, at St. rit. 7 :rge Cterrace , Daleton, sr , . Charles Gosnell, daughter. ]SILLS.-I:ey 19, the wife of J.Alillr, Elfq., of the Gardena, Putney, of • daughter._ _ 1:174 - :May 22, at St. Mary's-road, LAiogtou, Mrs. W. Z. 1.7v3,,7 0' 1%, Wooa..tli, Streatham, Mre. W. &ALI:, of a •• . • LKL—llas 22 at Alaeot.4.lsec, Grango.road, Berioondae), Mrs. E. Sc*, ri a daughter. I'M Nt.K.—May 2t, at Raritan r.rztory, Hants, the wile of the Rea. 7. M. Runner, of a daughter. M ARRIAG ES. --------- ALl.Clll,f—rormor.--m.l U, at Christ Church, Nowrintr.streat, Mr. A. Alla* of Riclur tid-rosd, Parnshuryartark, to Jan, t•Jr man, race. of Mr. T. Millgate, Grc,L.u” City. LLOYD—IRINT.- 1- - 21, nt - Windsor, ' 21, near r, W B. Lloyd, Fiva., ot the Whitehall, eilinirsoury, to Jane Rauh L third ibinghtio ot tLe Rev. G. Hunt. ut liockhuret, horkshi e, and Wa. &Moe House, Northomplonshiey. ANS —III:AMAN.--"Ilay 21, It St Taal, Covent-garden, by the Very Its'. the LkILI of Menehestia, Joseph Henry Itobino, Bet., of Hampton-wick, Midilktiet, to Iler.riAta Hahne, the only danghtcr of I icwrge Beaman, Foq., of Kinz.idreet, Covent-garden. RCSII —V.lll.E.—.May 22, at M. James's, Westfuiniter, by the Her. W. S. Vale, air. Rev. 11. J. Ittalt, eldest 1011 of th:, Rev. H. J. Ito h , 1 *liar CI MARl:gem, to initalseth Martindale, second el iii,hter of the lato W. V3lO, q., of Hall-court, Mathon, Wor ccitersiure. SHARPE —('ARROLL.—Ifay V, at Allhallows Staining, Mirk-lane, pioniget con of Mr. R. S. Sharpe, of genehor..h-orci to Msr garet. eldest daughter of Mr. S. Carroll, of South.etrcet, DEATHS. ATKDISON.-21a; 21 ifaryTi7l:C of I.Atabmon, Eaq., of Waterloo. ar Liverpool. aged 53. 111.1;111A.—Dte. 1, at Vaudeville, near Sydney, New 'Math Wales. w: trt he had gone for the bluetit ••1 Mg health, B. F. llama, Esq.. Itccris Pr of eta 43watams at tLe luvieed Sunder, Bombay, only curvir:rc .;at of It. T. B,rra, 1.. t, 1 'mine-val." Choltutham. D 1 r' 21, Ellzalt.th, wile of J. Druce, Eaq., of Newland 11. e, Smilax, Oson. FP.EuE.-41a7 21, at bury St. Edmund's, the Rev. J. Freya, Rector of • atter.'mea, Cambridge4SW. LOVI.IL—Nay 11, at Clu.on. Ilea, elder daughter of B. Loser, fly , aged 23. NAAO. —May 23, Notah Nary, oil y child of Lord Naas, aged 11 nwochs. PIIILLIMOBE —Ma 22, al Pd.-..rff-Ftrost, Portmaa.agnare, W. railllmare, wife of W. I'a.,..9aar*, Sag., of Deacon's-hill, laboate, !Vita nlabire. REAM—Nay 19, at Shappertog W. 9.494 Of Turret-roan. Clapham, aged 52. Mated mad ptdgiabed by Wawa' Ems MY" b Loabard otrectab thoAS: c ii i =l Is Lombard. lo the Itsx 26. 1531.