The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-28 00:00:00

THb DERBY DAY. OWN ova OFICIAL 1.210111134 teitisiay, to all those wile assily looked upon he esstremey as • balky, was a tsetse. Derby Day. • midi .terms, mat after the &MIN Of the aisle, melosed hie a envy nom the otherwise remora tomporatort winch wee gmlieri by • mart brim that made • aorta/ decry Temilles ef t s pietramme read that bads from Lea dm le the Duman This. wee hat Mule trough method te maw peeple look rap maw sod thin ma mitt d the weather, bat their take sitiaimitarie ant was to give hmamistobb vealleties of light eml elude to the rob foliage of Ur homy Itlewry. • holiday Imbed tt was for all the hobby fobs; bat how diarist was the can with the bettlag ass, whose colculations had tam ineeenced by the throalmag aspect aid heavy mine of the pervious were. She horses which they hid sebeted for irenrhas, se big fitted to maks way through homy grad, were new et • discount, while the light, litho, weer rim& lira he maim dam and able to Ey ever a ky ride turg me setup to a premboa. TM Duty of lfad, harm rimmed* remilsellem to the Imes ri mach et the Mime ef that year am them the athway se their mem ci mart, • ceasiderable amber arompted to evade the pribalaary pueblo& pegilino, and eari-palsed mtion d PM Lembo-bridge /Mk s, by this has Whig to the mad la to. Marrow one-horse, two-boar, thembree, and lborherm dregs" Mice had bra arum "del hr the ocomioa. It to nue that by drag so they = the hot grand away ; bat, aloe I there wear Man slier tun which attested their newly mamma route, Thie Meliti, end 'bums, and vans looked teraptlag work as lbw &Ord road the Elephant and Conks with motes thillerrif are, end mete in the omehmees bars-hole, „ tad.ith WWI with a heave-inspired trumpeter to wile imeitiens madmen tots the taidioss conveyeace. They wine orb BM ovary am gem mad to start en the bersi, sod it seemed se V the mita string& of morel Mien, wits ✓ood at the home holm, woo memory to kap Moos fiery Meets hem galepilsip et on their own etteasalt. Ent the caned tit umniselleg wham woe Way IMOd rah, sr goad Om elo amer ormidly of tie roof, this be bead that 01l w Overly •W d eight' piatceslms, sad Ids may seliteleass by to meld the setae ram plmed d m in& omelo lieeCe/Park IMO at bet the verde wre so flit OM ern an Brom creauctor could not ammo Is or an war 'meager. Thee than. came the tea Meth& with her Irmo who, trained in Indepsndent cabs, bed the. for the Boa ear rumor to WWII to oath other's compery. There we he two alai ore at the whale, who bed nothing for It bet placid naguation, sad the beano jib" and " moon." who did the kodiag boilans. sad modered *my me who no Oct eccustarsd to their playful gambols ea amediagly unions. Then the coachmen, who, laving par baps Mita front the probers eix mats before from Mfr. amities of taws, had his. exhumed for this particular oar elm, tooter dreadfully suited, lambing sad smarm at the bonus, wad to Ms coolie moments corketiag kit presagers Mr the Inferartion that It w my to no it ere " oat istrael team" saw Epsom Downs that day. Bet the bones teem not his only trials of temper. The mos stretched eight ammo the rood, sad the little costarmeganf err bored ha sad out mar his nose, and he rotatory moan imatmihr, who carded on ea Who trade In besiswrar-hear on the perimese‘ pined antl pored la ea motastag M elnhiphilor trmserslwithrotbriosethetlf womaielsolotes mfghtps• batty beta tire to meet theta* lot homeroom& rear suck circumstances it wens aor lo Issamp tcmgata, where ea army of " pihmemr mrimilspiy levied brat mail, and ode grimy no we Oleo they eh their hearer to that cosakelabia him* amen which they considered roost surrof to he heat ef the imam Tama to Chaim tit per no out melt hignimL Sad we all lawn menet wren, end bed each bileilksetDy had the zoidortime to shoot an abettor, we could lordly bate es pied s Ise Frog:grow voyage. We of cam carried the mos sod ccetenumwers along with us, but in addi tion Venation and Wastininstor bridges had now poured r the West-end contingent of sporting baranclies, which would pt on In spite of everything—lung sporting trim" tilled with pretty gentlemen in delicate peptia palmate, and each carefully veiled lest the run and vial of the reed should destroy complexions which it had taken twelve months ride. Kulydor to mature. Oso pro was alternately a crawl, a short spasmodic pile* a dead lock, and a crash. Everybody neare at everybody sir, sod rival coachman forgot that there et re such thiap as pasenagers in the world in thnrkwatie attempts to head each other at h mots. It was as nearly as pamilde a quarter of • mile beyond tho Bela when the alight moisture which bed hitherto kept the dust down entirely diaappaired, and a pudica iota set to, blow*: lacesesat dam late the eye., ems, sad amen of the wayfarers. Haw notion of samfact er saleroom* of semery, all raptures about pea Gads, or forest glass, or gokka siesdnes, at it.. disapporod, sad lb. taly remedy that Me maclusars mold wigged was to stop at every publia b.se us the rawhide, end call far incalculable quantities of hare. Thaw there were the hones to be epoaged end the hasioss to be masied—a trees broke at about every twenty yerds—sad dm arrant passagen to be collected, until at tut we arrested et the Downs in about quadruple the time we could lave dome the journey by rail from London-bridge. Oor daiikarala Terdirt thavirfore is, that on future Derby days, prolded der the station be not completely blot ard up, sad that the pia does not threaten you with bamboo he atimaptlag to force your way in—provided that yearsins Mad laxibea its the attempt to get yaw liehet, rte Met yea an mot lhastle4 into the deep siding white mama; 'keg the pletkess—provided you bare not to boa • hllow pmesegsr at the dew of • coinage, or, having to but him, ars it Ihrtunate as to tnniaph—sal provided Easily that Mese siserthl he so corneae to mete, it will be better be the rebate morally to stick to the railway Mee unapt to revive the medieval style of travelling se Wed la the treditkory lore of Epsom rums. The Wages of tho sconces hood me as like on each succeseive Derby day am sre the ere amp who are said tole may dis tinguishable by die shepherd. The only difference is tomes a vet dey mad • Imo day—the wet, with Ite heavy ground hemendlie M strong, show hems, its innumerable umbrage,. and Ms .suss of tette, soma, to whom the wet weather, hie the the, Is •we ese el complete unconcern; the tee, with be gm, opts heemeho KM with fair lake, the elution. sten& cemeed wbh etememy, the Lill resonsat with the drawing of clempegas swim led the mow, up to the .moment of the Yet mead champ et the A derlice, madded with canalise far wpm mad appleass, torah/lag, balenc lag, mining, sod erelong to • wawa, which must be seen to be battered ks. Yeseseday wee ammphatiosily • dam day, at once may mad Os*, het sod boring; the turf woo smooth es • billatd-table, and there wee • hundred deemed people ft the road. Amy am its 161 up the pelage. People got doe mbee weighed at the maim, real lesmotkately gemeeded M add to Moir weight et the sodeshmed booths ; them they Maw tato Wilde Mho to seertaim whether their lump nuts la order, and were gravely homed usabory ceekkees by the probe- Mosel pathos= who sapshasaded the awaits. An aspiring hiatus& gam of Mr. Charles Kama ss Rithard 111., awl wee pemmared to be nary like, by all who W had rim lepplasse d..dng that die ingoishel actor ia the pert. The piehmecame fotiWy rummaged the empty pekoe doe* who led bees remised wise by eimesece, and the policeman ma after the dogs, who exhibited thir mod proms ateehmast be the toe. At the paddock, Ms. Delft was la ell his gluey, peefamdeg wamdetbd Ws of emestism, sed waving his WI to grand semicirclas with the tree dr of • greed assissarlisr ; mad these who had Ail lbw to mere treat to to am the home sod the pre ilmilamp repessies, while throe who had not lingered out side sad michell them it they met deem to be eddied sad impeeed et the Otomd Stead. Lad • sage troop they mule, as they peed peradly gloat, peep the ground, and looking es if they We that the eyes ef • Wand thommad pople IMO ems ago Every cam awedel mod Timm anat. Webb( Mt d dopy his WO bitka bls Mg am tad his plhot mesa. lib whalag beams shod • me telaty, gad his When wens he semsig g , p,.....mr" es be woo ha*, Oiled by his Molder par tim.,aes • etesg party; hat nobody liked which woo "Mk Dewy" or " Mesh Tememy." d u i mews," sod nobody dreamt that • dahlias, was to win the rem Thee we. • little mei which atiody reamed to care about ; disn• letting out affirmed is ea hoar ear so ; glad pally, an awed paw, iamb arigraveisd semi protracted by the remereas frig Warts made by the harass Nat bee them • doom Was Mil saw waimbees about "They're OM and • dam times we. the vast sword disappeXtted. Eves the velum ebb meg the hell was teemed into • premature pregadimp ps that set lest elm the whole ruck 'middy ea Me cone the 'peewees sa the Ommd &sad weld net be . Dees the hot =A they saw the loess mob madly room] Oho mem The as was the afar of bet • moment. Ili& "ma wag At met' rhea. and Black Tommy clove , aims made • pint nth as they pawed the THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY . EVENING, MAY Is, 1857. Y INTELLIGENCE. -.--.• 01PORD, MAT 26. Boxer's.-- MATIMATICAL MODWitatlo:4M The *Awl= slora it 41w milausahcal school at Mae. rake. b.. vim boa 'gibbed ); madam (the Sim W. C. Aulla, Mr. the R.r. V. V. Illairel:--Ch. 1. LIAM =ars r umbri ldhaelavaltatis ea.d. Goza F i er , mimil Colby; 'WM= Bay= Lsolslor) . esidra °Bllli gus Jed Era= Ramiss• 0.111.11 Rom Maw ( s " Thorealhor. Isis R. C. =kr (scholar), Corps Christi Callow John Taylor (dam), Parkas Polies. Class 3. Chubs William Kctt (exhibitioner), limplaba Door= Day.. neat Mimi the lmt day of Emter Tina, thin VII le a congregation tor grant* peon sad eaadurlag Emma ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL. Yesterday the anal Apposition and distribution of Vtook place in St. Pants School, in the of the Ray. Dr. Kyneston, the high muter, the Bishop of Chi &meter, the Bishop of Lichfield, the Rev. Amides= Haler, the Wardens of the Mercers' Company, Mr. AdAarley, )LP. and a tarp number of visitors. The meatus d the schoo l were on Sale entrance teceived with load plaudits by the scholars. "ilisioceedings commenced with the de li very a/ the Latin Hymn pram of Dean Cotet, the founder of the school, by Mr. T. N. - Miller, the captain of the school. The same hymn in Basil& was delivend by Mr. P. E. Meekhome, the second monitor. Mr. W. J. Lawrence darned the Milton prise poem, on the subject of the Convent of Bt. Catherine; after which the High Muter dietributed the prier, con slating of handsomely bound boob, to the several peatener, eleengesiell with afeMonate expressions of pram and 02- 00 , 1110.101N0i 10 . The 61/o.lag L a the list of prise en : Gammon' Vries—Oreek verso translation: Shrkueare, "Marberb," set ie., go. 3, Miller. Win hexameter War lake Pepe, " Tent of so l a ame," 137-133, 0 i Whalley M ilia ccarliiot w ro —' goakboune, Whalley, .Eq. Meath Pit..— uro assay : Veit denim e4rarrer, Bopk OBLT jr . . 4 873, Miller. Time and MedeL treaded by High Chameller, Bees Time in 1861, fa graefel miaow- Wowed of Ills losellls derived by him from his eitioation in Bt. Peas liebeel—llaglish away "The &deviating cheenderiales sechat and modem warfare," Lawrence. Hilts Prime, tutted by Sir C. M. Clarke, Bart., 1861Jor an legilai peen ea a &red subject—Haglish verse: " Tke Comsat d Bt Calherlas," Lawman. The billowing 'perches were delivered :—Plautus, " Miles Oloei" act 1., sc. 1: Pyrgepolinicee, Hand; W. isner. Beaumont .ad Fletcher, " A King etektr., ee. 3 Duras, Harris ; Ist Bwordenten, How tad - Bwwtheim, Whitley, Sat. lib. i., 9: Hence, Key. rbitebrese, "Reaus," 775-1418. Euripides, Littlr, Dioeyeas, - Whaley ; .IFachylus, Oridin; Pluto, Harris. o=w" Othello," act iii., ec. 3 : Lawrence ; Itonkhome. Motiere, " Avare," acts lees , scCne 8, et acts iii. wile 5 etc.. Harpagrm, Butler; La 'Riche, Bweeting ; Velem, Whalley ; ante, Whitley; Maitre Jacques, Browne. The speeches were for the most part delivered with great spirit and care. The parts were not only well committed to memory, and delivered with a clear enunciation, but in some instances with so inconsiderable dramatic force and humour. Mr. W. Monkliouse, as Artotrogos, in the Mika Marione, displayed remarkable sprightliness and flexibility cf gesture sad Intonation. The manner in which the alumni of the whoa acquit themeless in theme literary prolusioss, reflects the highest credit on the high master mad the teachers generally. tab inttlltrnit. EQUITY COURTS.—MAT 27. (Bahr the Lade Juries' d Appeal.) II TARTE C• 10111112111 IX XI C•131X71/2, • mauve's% The lteal== . l Werkressetrat, led bees rotted Ids by Mr. thwalsr ow Hot =A WI lad be= des Lft without pried= te b persee, ef whisk be, aborweemth both, vas arrested WI at the therthe Demob Prim, where he still rethriderd. The oeurissismer bad di lbw severely with 04.1 pearhog to Wm die arkme•—lbet, that the at the thus d bereft the debt dried by the mew, hall wide hies eeportheleth to them of iii ateam at that We; Vest be bed stated to them that be red give dr= • up retheramery pro perty bremmkg le hie with statement bad tamed oat wilathaddiselle beteg netrethed from eatidpation by the estetwer their =deb the woe entitled to the interest in ermiiin; est did*. that, subsequently to these rate suria le bed IlMersied le his mother-in-law • bill of sale to ewes • debt kr payseeth girth& the premed him. Tbre WM= harm talieresd that the evidente did mot anew le sheer that these was soy fraudulent intention Weird fa the ter hot tweaked direr egairt the Lemk e* ;r that, ea to dullest drum they would require to emarthe the Imalinipt beim wig to any direct con dor= at fraud split bl= ma ceder we', with the went of the graft eredthes, taken, whereby the bankrupt's ethilkate we directed to be of ihe =card Wes, with ateeprelom Lir or year from the date of the ad judication, suelfthth swenelon oleo of personal protection ore month her the date of the order ; at the aspiration of 'width he was to be Wired from euetody. The deposit E by th e bankrupt a lodging the appeal not to be re- Mr. Roxburgh =peered for the bankrupt, in support of the appeal ; Mr. haw sad Mr. Bagley for the opposing creditors emit= Oesoo Iheri, bat the leweerlies wee het be armed, and trey ese wee esemlebei Met low wet by half tend!, sad Sere IPSO eadoefes k the amp at the Prathits. (mom Axons= oththaseematurt.) The thea mite weld &WOW gill's sw la the ye enthuse sad eppeareate ti • Daly day, met pother • petalled, iathative beaky. To thapeet the pees of amity to the draiptioa cd the Dorm it iththeelleeNlb mad to dear to the einem of erselethes that hoe ad: there* rweitel elan the Toed ed psi* laid es theme, math be • teak which veil Imam weeplegkea ib - ray error. Dory der me g el,fiesserly able : people have a verbs et plume, whir they adhere to :par .it per wlsk werisetal parr atty. • seedy ride loon by the red, a " sweepr r 4 a are d knoeheriere en the Came, Irk interals during whisk rarbtaare an keeled ep en dee hit, nod erreeme bilked, army ride bar end rake dike reetrildbrd idth " ets We ter darer" desk la hate ead la letra-hebaerr M WM& ten the pradasi barb in the Corry'•• leir le Irma Fer salt my at the linter homewsrd-herd gimes at abet the roe, sed the Ads are tat to ewe they amid .eery legation the mooed rd third hoer bill the seer was qedoloodsg ri eaddlareting. The beg brie par ot ranee thed throned the reed, the Mr* erpered ere of opoototon, the reser et s eiseesent 'Ake the useeteds dearer at the nee ahrbstly rd the nanny burr at the by, rabbeted to Mahan the *erre of the reb toter awl Waco then to astar into the war et ger with the seat reareareing reit. The Dawns, preps, never preserml • bow oaloodieco of =gamy ; awl this bet ray he Maly rand Tarr sake the testrany of that very derthl wathrity "the older inhabitant," who, as Yr. Daher sorrehre 'arra, never remember any thing. - - - • The Int nee cosassced at two o'clock, saa wee totally dimpedel by • large majority ef the Talton, who were belly spied is mpeekkg hempen, and settling thanks kr the pest nest d the day. In the riag, the waft 1111011 mealy attracted st eadies, leokatekers sad backers of hones being equally apped la toning to • prolledele eceseet if peak the Stead which wss allowed them kr the Owl unegessite of their beta. Boon after the applied thee, three &deck the first detachment of hares, maddled red essatted, were see proosedlig op the tens Dam the sa -1 ding paddock, gal by this tine wry "coign of mew " is the Greed Mods, sled Wear deeds wee clustund ever with speatetan abort es tlddi es • swarm ef been la • tee. Eat IS. of the main road from the evkider hoes kr bored TAWNY= Comer pereded • bbak serging are of epreeetors. The vilely WI dr itertiag post wee crowded with • shiftieg thong pededdeas sad egertricas, whilit the with lie Or tries equipages sad gay dress aI the Win, coalsreed Imoat pecterseenely with the sombre crowd to which it sad to be the wedess. Whoa lb hems bed takes War prolimiamy matios, the puke, with sdadrable dielphae r I.c sorbed itooklur to ebsoldor up the masa dristag a l Idioms beim than, sad havim the main grimed sholched sot between the .ended mho at pm* Bile • bag psi. ha, ead se smooth sod se elms as a biDisei table. Ia the meestime, the aka of Magri ia the obi bed sweat We • Entrain noire. Bookmelaws were dodging la mad not the crowd, sad layers sad beim gar* seemed M be bulging ia a oringli. odd P. el hide sal oak. Amidst the sofas sad the ex. dalwasseit, the plain ad driving, it was sonsavitat diftioolt to wiereleis the semi Wee of the market. It was evident, however, di Tousammeat bold his position firmly, Shimoda's, wits bed beta slightly eispromed, wan again ' high favour. The edema od X.D. to 71. I, sad the desire evinced to bark Malt Ilesey by thus pumas who whist , ' to "get ont, - and by others who remembereel her two-yr. old running, and were, despite bee twitted addhilias at New market, determined to ptomain the priseipl farithats which marked the close of specolation. As the horses emerged from the paddock on to the Conroe, the shouting and baslts* lin the ring suddenly orased, and • prolonged ronfeeed row of curiosity and excitement broke from the rest multitude di they Approached the darting post. No sooner had the darter takes command of them than the ranks Tara scaltcrod by the breaking mcly of certain harms. A long series of failures followed before the horde mold be got off, and as one Calm alarm after another .611 raised the impatience and excitement of the spectators were displa)ed with an intensity which was striking and impressive. At length a sdnulteneom eked of they're off ' wits amt up for the lest lima, and this shoat subdied into a kind of murmur as the horses stmemed up the hill, and again swelled into a roar as they turned round Tama:dam Corner. The resolt of the race was scarcely %map, ted, for Blink Bonny, the winner, had, throughout the winter been the lead ing favourite, and had only Yet her ;nekton in the betting by hie defeat at Newmarket for the One Thousand Gainer. Stakes —a &teat which is now inexplicable, ad which, per haps. eta only bo attributed to the gimlets nacertaiaty of the turf. After her performance at Newnan/at she war quite eat of the betting, but a few days ago she wee aids brought into favour, and at starting wee in ranch rapid at 20 to 1. Still many people believed that Strathaaver, her stable companion, sad winner of the Dee Stakes at Chester, would be the more trusted animal of the two. Chortles, the rider of Blink Bonny, had eases for mach triumph and gratulation, for Asa twin deprived of mount ou Sydney, fortune walled apes him sad pined him on a superior animal. The Ring ia somewhat merely bit by the MACK., of Blink Bonny, for many people who bad backed her prier to bar Newmarket running hod no oppor tunity of hedging, sad were compelled to stand their mum out, whilst others, believing she had no chance, betted heavily against her, without a thnurht of saving any part of their Livermore. Had Black Tommy won, the fielders would have had a rare tad for the horse, except by his owner, who stood he win 27,0001. on him, was not tacked for sixpence. Adidas tan a good Ursa, and the expectations which his owner sad Meade entertained of bin moees were not the result of an overweening coddence. As it will be nom from our der atria% of the race, M.D. broke down badly whilst running forward and well, and that Saunterer, Skirmisher, and Tour nament never showed prominently in the race. Amongst the company weaotked the Marquis of Aileshuy, Mantua of Aden, Earl of Aida, Lord Annesley, Mervyn Archthill, Eq., M.P., Sir Om. Armitage, C apt. Bei Vie, M njoe Baget, Cherie* Balfour, Eq., Lord Bateman, Marquis of Bath, Count Batbieny, Doke of Beaufort, Sir G. H. Boswell, J Bowes, Eq., lion, George Byag, Duke of Cambzidre, Sir H. Campbell, Col. Campbell, Viscount Canterbury, Earl of Cardigan, Earl of Chesterfield, Captain Christie, Viscount add. girW.Codrington.Lord Colville, Marquis of Conyng ham, J. Stirling Crawford, Esq., Viscount Canoe, Rowland Cooper, Esq., Earl of Derby, IL Des Varna, Esq., J. 8. Drinkald, Eq., Berl of Durham, Earl of Frlinton, Hon. Leopold Ellis, Viscount Endstd, Earl of Easton, Marquis of Exeter, Viscount Exmouth, Colonel Ferguson, O. Fitzroy, Eq., H. Fitzroy, Faq., Lord F. Fitzroy, Hon. G. PitawU• Bum, lien. li. Foredo., W. L. Gilmour, Eq., Earl of Glugew, Earl of Granville, C. (Seville, Esq., Admiral Vernon He:court, Sir J. Hawley, J. Ives, Eq., Earl of Jerre'', R. Editing, Eq., M.l'. ; Visceent Les-elks, C. Leslie, Faq., M.P. ; Earl of Lioldelil, Captain Little, H. Loader, Eq., Hon. Jessie Yacd scald , F. Magmas, Eq. ; Lord G. Measure, Yeti at March, C. Merin, Esq.; Sir W. Maar, M.P. ; Viesesat Newport, Colonel Newtem, Omar,. Esq.; G. Rayner, Esq. ; General Peal, Sir Robert Peel, R. Head, Eq,; Lard Ribblealale, Admiral Bras, Lard Edward Itumell, H. Sanwa, Esq. ; Lord Jam Swot, Hon. P. Stanhope, Earl of Strathmore, Earl of Illsadkirake, Earl of Scarboringh, Col. Taylor, Marquis of Waterford, Earl of Wilton, Si, W. W. Wynn, T. Wallace, Eq.; H. Waller, Ego ; H. Wigram, Eq.; and the Ecri of Zetland. EPSOM RACES—WEDNEsDAY. THE DERBY DAY. Tar Er.. 0 ,4 Town Pura of 40 men (HimUcap). Whrr. as , re. Or sale. orepttoeatie, by Rata - Maiew, Rib :oest•no . . (Yaks) I Mr. Amcor ilea nu. 3 ma fa IN 2 tu.d b, laze—km.los SW, 32n. TA 1111. 111, Ilea, 3 Tio. 14 4b (116•60) t The following goo ma ,—Tama Dear, The Bakes., Eng land'. Paeuty, and Avonfori 6 to 6 apt Rath. 6 to I each art Tame Deer red The Bakst. Wun by a mak. Events,. Star rolt and Rath mats n dead ha at for third place, Ming .hoot three %awake behind Mama. Tama Deer ars. fourth, Englund's Beauty 611 E. Ms Baker sad Armsford Matra vB. Tilt I/71MT gTtETA 440 Mr.. each, b ft*" 3- Yr - ad. , eat., so `lb ; tidier , Etw 21b; the Se.uDd to swat% e 1 0 0 moss cut t , f the makes , and the winner to ply 100 rove , towards the police Lied etwalatbons of the coarse, sad 50 was. to the Julie. Mile and a INK to be Ns ea the new ewes ChM tube) Mr. W. Maws% OM Dew & N lllibeume. WI WA Illwillel Mr. Dolabib VINE T 7. 844 ilb Mr. NOMA Men". . .... . .. ... . leen .IW i I II: =74 8 1 , 4 rim . :—Sr 4 iel/MAIW aI Wrammaires, Layer Zee. Aria, sr t ° etneerasnsat e. Ek Target, lame" ash Nee b....Btegwee. ewtos-le-Willows, Chnnediek heedel Ols• 11 1 . Asymel, Chstlio ckw l i thaWHl= Wok , Wmaisal, Dusty Whet. MAW S° AT emarnio. 4 to 1 apt Teemmeneot, 7 to 1 each apt thkaliter, Ilaantleer, Ind JUL ;•Is 1 etch .pt An r Mir 2010 1 soh agiatat IMO Dm lei Womilemedle; 16 to 1 sash tot Ilissisamt, lady kph, Soy sad 1170 say ; Is 1 oath mg 1641-intlap Mao 1 opt 1.100 to 16 aote sent=t Ibilmiesth owl en 1110 to 1 each spa sal CWalsc irladatirte, 1,000 to 6 each apt Black lawny sad NewtowirWlllours. THE RACE. -- Tie upsilon Mom son mad sore lapdog as Iblo dot a fie ant as as& Nat ate dr a icon Is olated allsopkway• ths Dors the pot, and sa maw ad Kr. Illatharil glesa ths ward "0 0 Choate flaiksiels tea as semamd, with Comostba Oakba, Talk ham, Aso* W titrathaa orland% Bilak Dow. Wodarsonio, Aims, a& Lady Diorama halm • &Mir to his was, Istmasigt, Taterma, ad M.D. big to as solo al the oak. They no this to haffmary op the bill, are Chibohosle oat up to the Chavaller sad was sees la pramoba of • dm lead, the Chrimar lyiNg amok Rata dad, thothaver, Aressal, Oasmallsa Wing the so ft he. Ills artbriarge acoaral =al saki ti the mat at. Masa mita to the kook Lsolissea ta sks las ths assai ilea Chevalier naiads whip a third, brasessote rod Aram' asst. Oa rstatist Tam ham Corso, Y.D. raga boo the oak awl awed to the third pies, Imams at the ma lima Oda( Mita, with ohm be tea asstrL e ist hod road Ifs Ora; Aar*, T , sod Illdtadasr don ampro msg ra m d Lk, Nowthata, who had "V i a pola rasOlott ths Wag baniLea= utta the ow. Who arp Itg l = Comostics diesppend boa the aid 111sakTiony, Jamas, irsoal, Wrolassmak, Ina Dray_ tioathavir, shovel rly • las baba Isobsuia eel AM.. Oa mast the wok Imams pv• way, ad at as Mims X Davit dam ad slap* "s ha was ail." Ow robe the asad, .011./NOW hada Aston, as Ma Posy wain spa ass, Ohms, Mama ass Bask Tammy pas ala des sasems. la a badman Whir • old eialsi se44, amok Chap. " Maar 1110 lksz a l , rhe to the Ina. Dba Tow, Aida bag wit up fa bur vas ; • awe nost e lat Is boa d sae Dow by • sea, the Mali brag the thlrd by • best ody, oda auk wpstitag the tlid foss Os loth. Asia o. Anna ow Ma sod shah oho loaark Is .. wallealbst the Mr data ass& he we Wise Waramois, Umbra , Otoostlas, Doer Ea, Ihinaderr, tleasatar Da wns aid, Tawas ma, sad Ityrbri, limed am sat Itat i leat IP= 11111 ii• .11.1111511thdr rotative rakes. aar sarlad et Lofty Dad fa the Had, Tarte, Clabeleds, Opal Liana Daly 7ifikr, rad Loyola. Two Dawrivra PLAYS of 50 ova. (lhadicep), whim extra. Ow moa_ . Iris 7•61/16 nu an ID. Meabmi Tao Emote Cup of 100 sow added to a sweepstakes of 10 ears. each, la ft, for thiee-yr-oids and upwards. Weight toe age. Curtain @Bowm y en. Derby lm mane. (16 mho.) ar. Y. Purl 131 r Oa* b Lobed& ow.3rra. —IBM) flimard's diatom% 3m 64 ,17.4410464 M 2 Barter. Pnitty nor m art 11401441 Mr. J. memo bizabw. 8 Mr: • ID. Ft .1 Betting 2to 1 apt Pretty Boy and Rieeber, 4 t I eget Chevalier eladashie, 6to 1 apt Sir Colin. Sir Colin awls all the main, sad won by two length.: bad third. Tao DV ADAY76 STAK AS of 6 40,4. each, with '3O added kw 2-yr-olds sad upwards. Optional selling weights, &c.. Half a mile. (9 why) Mr. IdiatzleVe Poly Jobinoo, a yr* WI, 24 lA. Edev4,l 1 i.e. L Catiole. eWt by inano-0.1 3 .1401. , 14 3 87 4.lnrlton) 2141146 . * lemtention.3 ire 11041, 04196 Fordhatul Ae7414 robra. 3 ,74 144 1 74 PA W 44440 4 Holm 44 l 111 4414. , yr.. 441. 64 116 .P 446644 6 4461•444114 ban, I yr. ‘46/.1. 14 * . U. nap 6 Even on Polly Jobswoo, to 1 each agot Polish tonebnd colt. Won by three lengths; bed third. BETTING ON THE COURSE. OAKS. Even on Blink Bonny. DEltllY, 18.39. 20,000 to 500 apt Antonio, brother to Anton (t) Mr. lk4tirsg sad Bay Ratably! OXFORD I.7,ItVEISITY BOAT RACEB.—The seventh race of tho wane took Nero yesterday evening, when the boats were placed in tho followinit order Exeter; 2, Balliol; 3. (nisi; 4, Wadham Drasencro ; 6, l'am hake ; 7, University ; 8, Trinity; 9, Christ Church (let)) 10, Christ Church (2nd); 11, St. Johns ; 12, Queen's; 13 , Lincoln; 11, Worcester; la, Jams. tilitell'S took their boat of before starting. The only clang, that took place * lest evening was that Brannon bumped Wadham in the Out, an event which appeared to give general joy, if sonny Mire from the deafening cheers whirls saluted tha trium phs's& crew from all *idea es they rowed In. The scam on tile SIMMOM barge was must rutting, and every OM Of the aewas be oune on it was hailed with rounds of cheers. It will be reoolkcted that Demeans° claimed bumping Wad ham on Saturday last, which t h e hater disputed, and the Boat Club Committee, to whom it was ref.:area, decided that the hump was not eatisfacturily proved. To-night's ran will be the last of the million, and it is fully miticipatod that Biessanso will add another laurel to their wreath by hasp ac Oriel. NAVAL AND MILITARY. - • - PORTSMOUTH, MAT 27. The Devastation, 6, paddle-sloop, Commander Marshall, arrived at Spithead this morning from Plymouth. The snake, 111, screw gon•Loat, Commander Cent:wren, also arrived to-dsy from Plymouth, to be paid off, on her return from the Mediterranean. The equadrea that will receive the Grand Duke Con stantine on Friday will be a very respectable one, although no effort seems to have been wade to augment it by :ceding ships out of heehaw he Use purpose. There would be at hem lialf.a-deem available for the if it were wear eery, all a(iha manned and sea-g o p.. The Ceeneeder-la-Chief, Sir George Seymour, returned frees laved skeanee last night, and hi. flag, on being boiled ea bawd the Victory, Sir George during his shame leaving beim promeled from VieecAdmiral of the Bed to Ad miral of the Blue, through the death of Admiral Fitzroy, was ..laid by the St. Vincent, 103, gag-ship of Admiral- Saperiakeedent Martin, which salute the Victory duly re turned. AU the ships in a sea-going *tato of cower shifted their emigre from rod to blue. The Melville hnepitatabip, for China, was undocked to day, and will shortly be out of the ahipwrightal hands. DEVONVORT, Mar V. To the Commander•in-Chief at this port, Vice- Admiral Sir Barrington Reynolds, thrther leave of absence ha. bees granted till the bathing. Bella* hospital shfp, Commander J. R. Rodd, at this port, will be ready to embark troops fur China to-motTew (Thtuaday), the 28th MM. St. Jean D'Acro, 101 (mew), at thin port, is to be brought forward forthwith and fitted in all reepects like the Agamemnon, and to be employed in laying down the tele graph wire cable in the Atlantic. TRIAL TRIP OP THE STEAM-SHIP OTT-ItrA. r, WZONE.DAT. The Peninsula end Oriental Company's steam sidy Ottawa, Captsin Xiamen, arrived this morning in dock ban a trill trip to Chi:Thom( sad beck. She left on Monday morning, at 2 o'clock, with the maiming directors of the mangeny sod their friends, in all 30, smog whom were Mr. Alm, Mr. Beddow, Captain Nam, Captain Hall, R.N., Captain Engirds* (sapriniemdent of the company), Mr. Lamb (papaineendent engineer), Mr. Summers (chip. bdider), and other mann& gentlemen. Tho Ottawa konght up in Si. Anloyn's Bay at 2 50 p.m., when the com pany mot an Aare. At 4 o cool oa the following morning they wdgited sminr, end arrived at Cherbourg at 9 o'clock. Seethe party went an share and witnessed the meparettom lame makiwg for the reception of the Orand Duke Con stantine, ead also explored the naval and other resources of the pert. The Waive left Cherbourg at 9 o'clock p.m., on her mem to Southampton, where oho arrived this morning at US. The speed obtained by the Ottawa during this trip was ender steam none 101 knots per hour ; steam end envois nearly 12 knots; revolutions of engine from 27 to 30; total revolutions during the trip, 42,000. The twines were meaefeetured by Forst* end Co., of Liverpool. They am direct acting engines, with wanting cylinders. Their nominal hone power is 200, butt imino be worked to 750. A new invented T. Senaders, of Northant, le ttlet SW: s and worked irebly, both foreman permute and vacuum. The machinery was in sorb perks order, that no trouble Ina experienoed eitlwrfrom the heating of the beatings or any ot&r cause. The Ottawa draws 16i feet of water, and is 1,274 tone. ' She be barque rigged, and has arisioundation for 100 pas engem She was purelianit by the Peninsula Company of the Canadian Steam Navigation Compary, but has einee ban entirely refitted. The saloon to vary tunefully fitted, the panels being painted in green and gold, with dropsy, Ice., to concopend. She Mane here in a short time for an of the compny's nations i• India. The Ottawa was piloted dating the trip by Captain James Goodridge, of the South Western Company. It wee in the Ottawa that Idise Nightingale used usually to travel between Scutari sod Holskikra. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCIL 7 MAT 27. (Sittings in Bence.Lßehrit Lord Csmpbell Ltd Justices Coleridge, Brie, and Crompton.) The court wee occspied nearly the whole of the day in herring the sigumente of ewe] in the ease of the " Queen foe the proseentima et the Onardiene of the Poor of Oxford) v. the Viee-Chsnotilor of the UalvmMty," which raised the question, in the form of a special awn for the opinion of the court, whether the Bedlam Maury and some other parte of the University Wen liable to be rated for the relief of the poor. Mr. Paabley, on the part of the guardians, contended that they were liabl e; and Mr. Keating, representing the Uni versity, argued that as these buiMings were part of • great national institution for the dissemination of - learning, and were not held for any pecuniary or personal profit, they (mould not be assessed to the poor-rate. At the conclusion of the " gZ e impbell Intimated tL®t as the case was of great Importance the court would take time to give the most mature consideration to their judgment, there being no appeal from their decinen, the legialature having ..onferred upon then extraordinary powers of jurisdiction on ques tions of this kind between universities end wisher. BAIL COURT.—MAT 27. (Sittings at Nisi Pritis.—Before Mr. Justice Wightman and Common Juries.) firIiNIDON AND wtrr N. COLLINS..—ACUDENI. Mr. Knowles and Mr. Tindal Atkinson way counsel for the plaintiffs, and Mr. Locke for the defendant. This action we. brought to recover compensation for in juries sustained by the plaintiff, through the negligence of the defendant's servants. The male plaintiff is a bootmaker residing in Fentonville, hie wife is &laundress. On Saturday, the 17th of November they were driving a small pony art, taking home linen, down John-street, Pentatonic, when they were met by a cart of the defendant's, end a eolhmon took place. The plaintiffs were thrown out, the husband was not much hurt, but the wife wait cerioualy injured. For the defendant all the blame was attributed to the plaintiff. The evidence was conflicting. The jury returned a verdict fur the defendant. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—MAY 27. (Sittings in &Ulf°. —Before Chief Justice Cockburn and Justices Cromwell, Williams, and Wines.) The miners which came before the court to-dity were of no public interest. (Sittings st Nun Priup ' in Miilillesca.—Before Mr. Sundae Crowder end s Cutanon Jury.) GLYPE as. OFFICIAL MANAOFR OF LUR LLICTRIC 'MEG COMPANY OF 110.1AND.-A(TION FOR WA Or, This wee an action to rot-over a rum of money toad to be duo for 'whey ; and the only plea was never indeleed. Mr. Coach appeared for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Harrill and Mr. 11. James or the defendant. The plaintiff's ease wee that ho wao engaged in 1862 to ouperintend the laying dowel of the telegraphic wuew of the defendant. compasy, and in May, 1663, Lis work was etch so to take him away from the office. It was found neconary, however, to have aomebaly at the office to receive and fur ward menace, and perform some other duties. The plain ' tiff's wife was engaged to do *hi., at a salary of It. a week. She continued there from May, 1853, waif January, 166.5, and the present action was brought to reeve, her wags for Ut week. The plaintiff and his wife were examined, and their deuce win, that the agteoto.nt to euildoy the plaintiff 'a wife bad lex n entered iota well Mr. esaiewy, aeirctor,who wan now deed. It WAS said that Mr. Massey had been modestly applied to for payuu. nt of the calari. and Mrs. Olyde attired that she hal err itioned to Mr. Gilpin, the con tractor for laying down the wires, that she was to have If. a week. On behalf of the defendant it wax contended that Mrs. (Hyde bad never been employed at all at • salary, and that the oily recompenee for her cervices was that the was to have apartments at the oftlee rent free. Numerous letters from the plaintiff to Mr. Gilpin were put ia. One Mater, dated the 31nli November, 1&53, contained throe 111164Agell : " Do you know if anything is to be allowed for looking after the °dime ? Mrs. Olyde has bad a herd time of it in my sterna to attend to everything, sail having no under clerk at priermt, oho has it all to attend to. Mr. Mosey has refund to give her the 6s. per week paid to the Loy, or at least told me I bud better not say anything about it. She says she will not attend to any more rueo-ager, but If 1 am away will go into lodgings, and leave the office to take can of itself. I should like to bear from you at your earliest convenience, and my if there is any remuneration to be expectod." None of the ether loiter ee,ntrined any rs— femme to the claim on account of Mee. Glyde's aervieer. nor was any reference hied° to the rustler in any of the mine-nous accounts which the plaintiff had sent in to the company, though during part of that time the plaintiff was in very dintreaecd circumetancco. Another fact was that the plaintiff had sued the company for money due to him, but in the par ticulars of demand had made no reference whatever to the present claim. The total claim made on that occasion was 2801., but 1801. was paid into court by the company, and taken out by the plaintiff. Mr. Gilpin wan called, and be Hated that Mrs. Olyde bad ' never mentioned to him that Mr. Mammy bad promised to give her 11. a creek. He admitted that he had written to the plaintiff on the 21st of May, 1053, in these terms " For attending to the offices, Sec., of course the company most pay, but I shall, I hope, be over men, and will arrange ~ The jury eonaidered the matter fora few minute., and gave a verdict for the defendant. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-MAT 27. (Sittings in Banco.—Before the Lord Chief Baron Barons Martin, Bramwell, and Watson. BASLITOW 0. ILITHOLDIL-THE ROYAL HIBERNIA] MIPINO C This was an action brought to mover the amount de panted by the pislatiff la respect of 200 charts which bad been allotted to hint in the Royal Hibernian Mining Com pany, of which the defiendent is a director. A special case had been speed upon in order to obtain the opinion of the eourt upon the facts, as to which there was no dispute. The case stated that In 1852 the plaintiff bad his attention called to theereepectne et the company, whb , h,after pointing out tbe various advantages to be obtained from the working of certain mines in the manly of Kerry, proposed that a com pany should be established, with •capital of 100,0001., to be raised by It. shares, that the company should be conducted upon the cost-book principle, end that a moiety of the shares should be reserved by the proprietors, and the other moiety devoted to the development of the resources of the company. The plaintiff, after making inquiries as to the respectability of thu concern, mode an application for shares; 200 were allotted to him, for which he paid 2001. In October, 1863, he read in the Alining Journal a report of the proceedings at • meeting of the company, from which he gathered that only .5,4601. of the capital of the company haA been deposited, of which then' wait a balance in hand of upwards of 2,0001. The plaintiff, upon making this discovery se to the state of the company's affair., applied to have the 2001. be had paid for his inerte returnml to him, and upon the refusal of the directors, commenced this action against the defendant for its recovery. Mr. Clcasby, who argued the cum on the pat of the plain tiff, content:lrd on the authority of " Aspinall T. Duncomte" (6 Exchequer, p. 147), that the plaintiff had paid his money fur a certain consideration, namely, that the concern in which he was embarking was to begin bueinetts with a capital of 100,0001., and that consideration having failed, he was enti tled to repayment. Mr. Beret ow, for the defendant, argued that the proapeclus did not state thnt the business of the company would not be commenced before the whole of the capital woe raised and that tke circumstance of • smaller amount of capital being found eufli, ient, did not amount to such a failure of considera tion as would entitle the plaintiff to judgment. The Court complimented the learned counsel m both sides, on the ability tied fairness with which they had argued the ease, end took time to consider their decision until judgment bad been given by the Court of Error in another ow in which a rieuilar point arm. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—MAY 27. (Bofors Mr. Cominierioner 9..% GEORGE GORSLINO. This insolvent, a baker, applied to be discharged. He was not opposed by his creditors. Mr. Dowse supported. Its that the insolvent, who had been before dis under the act, had an " acoommadation" bill in his ale. Cowl desioner Phillips asked him what Limousin h e had to am ept sicommodation Whi t and now to sa.dit hie " third appoaranee The insolvent said there wee only ono aamionnoiktion bill. Ile used the party 31., and he gut him to imeept • bill Mr. Commissioner Phan' ipe told the insolvent that had ha been opposed he certainly would have remanded him ender the disentionary dense. He strongly recommended him to avoid eceommodstiim bills 'shame. The insolvent was ordered to be discharged. .VEWSVENDERS' BENEVOLRNT AND PROVI DENT INSTITUTION. Yesterday evening the eighteenth anniversary Radical ci the Newsvenders Benevolent and Provident In stitution was held at the Freemasons Tavern. It should be stated that this charity was founded in the year 1839, its object being to greet temporary relief and permanent am sentence to persons employed ate principals and assistants as vendors of newsp ap ers, who from age, intirmity, or distress, may require the Wet the benevolent. On the peneent occa sion, the bueineas meeting, held fur the purpove of submitting the report of the committee for the poet year, the chute* of takers, the election of pensioners, and other mailers connected with the administration of the sisiety'e atom, took place at half-past eh in the evening, and was very numerously attended by the subecrthera and friends of the institution. Mr. L. WILD, of Catherine-street, Strand, w.O in the chair. It appeared front the report that the receipts of the paid year aneiunted to a net base of 2411. 7s. 191., of which a por tion had been invested, end the remainder, after the payment el =Teary expenses, had been devoted to the payment of annuities, varying htail IW. to 161., to pemeionere on the books of the society. While acknowledging thankfully the improvement in the tteeineee of the eociety, the report expreteted a doubt whether it was commen surate loth the poeition and circumstances of the trade, a trade comprieing some 600 prineipals and about 2,000 persons engaged ae &whiten's, of whew miniperttively few were membere of the meekly ; and a etumg appeal wee made Sur co-operation and seitiatinee on every person connected with the nowepapir trade. The ordinary bueineee of the animal meeting having bet n transacted, the company adjourned to the great ball of the Yretemeome Tavern ' to partake of suiper. Tim chair was occupied by Joan WALTER, En., who woo wor ported by Ir. W. H. Smith, of the Strand, Mr. J. Mar. &meld, Mr. L. Wild, 31r. Terry, Mr. It. 3. Wend, Ile., and about 200race:there of the trade. In the course of the evening the usual loyal and patriotic toasts were duly proposed and honeuted, and after thou, the chairman, who discharged hie duties with much tact sad ability, reopened " Preeperity to the Newavendert; Benevo lent and l'euvident lo.titution." He alluded to the ecetning necessity of combination mooing all (1116.8 and tracks—• practice whlch had at one time been much abused, but which et late seemed to have been turned to benevolent and cha ritable purposes. That principle of combination wee espe cially earned out in that mysterious agency by which the physical and intellectual went.. of a (pest city like "dm' were supplied. By no clam wee that eupply so euecesefully and ateaduotaly carried out MI by the newsvendere, who, ministering to the intellectual wants of Ode only with dili gence and punctuality, bed acquired a proportionate repu tation; and in fact be did not know what London would do without that clime, who might be termed its unit timed in tellectual victualler.. To each a dam of men the value of each sn institution ea this was obvious, and he urged on every one connected with newspaper►—those who supplied and theme who reed them—to support it. lie observed, how ever, that the working expen.ea of the society were 40 per Of Its renerhich he thought WWI too great a per mintage, and he trud that some etforte would be made to ! redo , . them. The Health of Mr. Mark* Dickens, the President of the Institution," was proposed by Mr. Wild, and duly honoured. Other appropriate towns, kuluding that of The Chairman and the l're.s," followed. Subscriptions exceeding 1001. were announced, mincing which were—the chairman, ; Mr. W.ll. Smith, 101. its., Mr. J. Macdonald, M. ; Dana' Mthschild, 61.; the Morning Pao, 101. 10s., lac., The proceedings of the evening were enlivened by a very excellent selection of vocal music under the direction of Mr. Smytham, who was assisted by Miss J. Wells, Mr. Lawler, Mr. Donald King, and Mr. Denise. The arrangements on the part of the directors of the Freemason' . Tavern were ex otedingly satisfactory. Mr. B. Beaks was the toastmaster. THE CASE OP MR.WILLIAII TAYLOR.—A numerous meeting of the friends of Mr. Taylor, of No. 1, Church =, Gresham-street, City. wan held at Dully's Hotel on y last—Mr. M. W. 'Yates in the chair. Several gentlemen addressed the meeting, st m. their firm convic tion that Mr. Taylor was quite i ns le of acting to the manner imputed to him, and ex their belief that the charge brought @gain." him—of conspiring with others to defraud Mew.. Gorman and Lawson—wee not only vile, malignant, and oppressive, but was brie preyed in a vin dictive spirit unparalleled in tho annals of peace whereupon the following *volutions were unanimously ;greed to 1. That this meeting desiree to express ita sympathy with Mr. Taylor in his prevent positiou, and to defiers its un bamnded in hie integrity. 2. That the gentlemen present form a committee to take such steps as they may consider desirable to extricate Mr. Taylor from the charge now pending against him. 3. That the foregoing resolutions be advertised in the Lindy Notre sad Titre. The Chairman read a letter from Mr. George Fox, of Manchester, recom mending that a subscription be commenced, and requesting him to put down his (Mr. Fox's) name for 201., and gave him the names of several other gentlemen who had pre mised contribution" equal to his own. An executive com mittee was formed, consisting of the following gestlimm, to carry out the above recommendation—rm. Masers. Mu ander, Pruitt, Gaze, Gunning, Lawns, and Morley. Chair man—Mr. M. W. Yates. Trearurer—Mr. F. B. Armada. Honorary —Mr. Jonathan Taylor, 70, Feneltareh stmt. The meet recommended that a imitable address should be prepared and printed, with a list fur subscin.p lions, to be sent te the principal houses in the trade, with the view ef obtaining contributions MARTLEI{ONE FREE LIBRART.—This institution which started under such favourable auspices, has at laal proved a failure, and about to re closed. having mom time since declined to usantkei a mute, and voluntary aid afforded being found, after a rned trial, quite inadequate to the support of the aNablkt, even under the moat ecoacenioalarranrmentr,igls to be shutip an weshiseday, the 24th of June next. The boatel mu Sobs re turned to each of the &mom as may apply far them price to the cematien of the business of the library, ' (Advertisement.}--Hou.owAY's OIRTIOLET AND PILLS rna eroastritc Rameses.—Jeen SIRboR, Dslostawt. lere**ol. lofunow Prewar ileitsew lie MU swat need ten....y =Ma W.O, lonerl C OM. We Mine=ti mat =et smettissers la lie s =s i k taesee= dag emelL im a telaraatiria tasentlarldime ore e " lMr& e neerr " Wei Ilk ; 11111n. R . THE POLICE COURTS. WESTMINSTER. A short time ago,gi. T. B. §impaToi, the preprie of Cremorne, wen summoned by Mr. Wachcroh, the district surveyor of St. Luke, Chelan, for eroding a huge pavikon, to be used so a theatre for marionettca, &e., is hi. grounds, without first giving notice. The whole queetne turned upon whether it • as a building within the meaning of the act. The magistrate now &mired the complaint. MAWYLEBONE. Four man. who gave their mama George Osborne, Ida ani Osborne, Affect, Taylor, and Henry brilhano were brought before Mr. Broughton by Cox, 191 D, charged with riotous conduct and causing a mob to assemble on Paddington -green. On the previous night a crowd of upwards of 300 persona were colleeted together on the Green in consequence of a re port which for the but six days had been circulated that a female figure clad in white, and holding in one head a lighted taper and in the other a knife with her arm n lifted , h a d upon many occasions, frightened passenger*, at midnight. Cox, in answer to question from Mr. Broughton, avid that when he went to the spot ho beard loud Mee of " Thera it is, there It Is; I have seen it." The prisoners cried out MOM loudly than any one else, and they were consequently taken into custody. The prisoners, in answer to the charge, mid that bearing that there wee a F hoet to be seen they, like other', joined the crowd to look at It. They did not, however, see anything of the kind. They were discharged by Mr. Broughton, who considered that as they had been locked up in the station for many hours they bad been sudiviently punched. SOUTHWARK. Henry Webb, 25, hawker; Ntehenl H•neard, 20, porter; Thome* nook, 21, point's; Ann 7124 in, 16, and Catherine Brown, 18, were charged with coeunitting the tollowing des perate garotte rubbery in Dianey-street, Southwark. Mr. Saul Lawrence, a clerk, of 36, Mitre-street, Aldgate, whose face was literally covered with bruises, and who could hardly articulate from the injury inflicted on his throat, elated that, about 8 o'clock on the previous evening, he came over Blackfriare-hridge, where Le met two man. who asked Lim to treat them. He eon/rated, and accompanied them to a public-house in the Mint. As soon se they entered two other men came in, and they seemed to know each other. After that the two females came in and be treated them all to what they liked to drink. After be had nested theist for some time Brown naked him to go home with her, which be refused. He had at that time in kin remotion two watches, a gold chain, and 131. in gold, besides a gold ring on hit finger. Finding that be bad - had enough to drink, and wishing to get rid of his company, be left the premises. At that time Brown kept hole of his arm, and as soon as he got out some ono suddenly seized him tightly by the threat from behind, nearly strangling him. Its then heard the voices of several men, and he struggled very bard for more than five minutes Some one then struck him a heavy blow on the head, and be became insensible. James Macarthy said that Disney-Punkt, in the Mint, was cm his beat, and he knew all the prutoners as lodging at No. 6. While he was on duty in Ha/cross-street a woman came up to him and said a gentleman had been murdered in Dix. ney-street, near the Black Bull. lie accompanied her there, and saw the prosecutor sitting on a door step, with his hand to his head, groaning very much. His face was covered with blood, and he took him to a doctor where he wee washed, and after drinking a glass of water be gave witness information of the robbery. He had a portion oft gold guard chain in his hand, and a toot hanging . on his arm which be said he had pulled off one of his INS•1111.13th in the struggle. Witness looked at the letter and idenutted it am belonsjing to a man lodging at No. 6, Disney-street, where the prisoners lived. That man was is regular romeranon of garotter' lodging 'tn Falcun.court adjoining, and was triad and sequined at the last minions for a garotte robbery. Sergeant Turpin said that if the prsoacrs were remanded be believed he ehould be able to obtain further evidence wiliest them, and apprehend another party connected with the outrage and rubbery. Mr. Seeker actoniingly remanded them. LAMBETH. Frew, Bolding, a stnartlycfMitied young woman, was charged with plundering her master. Mr. Jots ph Bumettad, an examiner of bank notes in the Bank of England. Mts. liumetead, the wife of the prosecutor, who resides in Holland-street, Brixton, deposed that the prisoner had lived in her service for about six weeks, and during that time, and up to Satunlav last, she had no fault to find with her. On that evening, however, she ahem:sled, and FOOD after the (witness) missed a quantity of linen, which the prisoner had been employed that day in ironing, together with a 61. note, ',even 'overt-Igoe, a half-emereign, and 2A. 6d. in silver, which had been taken from a drawer in her bedroom. On a further search, she had also missed a milk mantle and a pair of boots belonging to her daughter, and the lath r the pri sonce had on when she was token into custody. The other things missed were now produced by the constable, who found them in the priecoseee possession. Sergeant Standage, who took the prisoner into custody, said that she told him she had brought it all on herself, and that /thews. going to start on the following morning by the .North-A's'tern Radway for Li‘erpeol. She farther said that from Liverpool she was going to New York with some other Monnous, on their way to the Salt Lake Settlement. She then handed hint a pane belonging to her mistress, con taining three sovereigns, and ten shillingt end sixpence in raver, and mid that was all she had left of the money; that the paid 6f. 7a. Pd. for her pump, and purclooted ague emit s she required. On sear thing the place he (Standage) found all the property he produced, and the prisoner acknow ledged they belonged to her multr and mistrese. Since ap prilhending the prisoner he said he had called on Sir. Budge, Jewin-street, City, who is the !Ammonite agent in London. and received from that person 61. 7 , .. 91. which the prisoner had paid to him for her pawing° to New York. Committed for trial. MARKETS. COSTON.—Ltwnrom, MaT 77.—Tbe market ball ea fed tarody. bat aka ateadioe" mad mica of all Wad. aro eaelmoged ewe laft wade. Tbo adea are animated at 1.000 bake-404=g and XPO mn reeculanon—eotePrlitog 740 Pernambuco sod ,at pi I. I Rada, at 74.11. to 7id ; 1W r 4Totlao. at 80. to aid. ; 000 Serarr. 4.1. Gi•L ; mid a; Bea bland.. at IV Ato d'id. per 40 . Import tiara Ttatmalay,Vl.ooo balsa. COllll.-11nionw, MAY :l.—Throe too so' d attPldY of mimet u oa market tod.y: the trade firm, at :a to 3s. sirs:on over the mt. of thle .la) te might. lA.; blw to flat.; white. 6Y. to F. A fair leutdry alter Swans, and price we I wal.prt.l, 45r to O. Dm show of Da. war sot large, sod la. more mossy was deal fur oMo:tide: 11 mope. Ifs to 2.i.; 12 steer, Yaw to 311. Tbsroe were go was Ot barley awn.. Pro. snros-nl.Titsc. Mar 27.—The arrierds rd wheel for the pact week am tenon, bi of eats bberst. To lb. lot's muttet we had • moderate chow of wlttat Iran the growers. Has., rood aVendsnew of hu? era. tt or. el.red oi at au adranoe of la to 11. per v. bot week rune). ll t. thart.oll. Roams the turn dean r. Imports oreloc tbs past w un en bog. coastwise, 8117 5 ,, .; oar, e•wdwtaes 1,315: ford., SOO. Drat., Mat Icallwr showery awl warn. Our mark. ads moral= wan nomarotoly attended by east p mtrar• about ad. doom. Oats bowteht the extreme ~okos f nuellansed. Owtsneal very arm. Holden of for.. who* , . 112 a.m.. of la per barrel, which stocks Wm. Intl= Ito. cored full, le. per suattor. Floor la moderato raiat , t at an Irs,remesaent of fti par set. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Meting Star, Capt.. Iforwiok, of Liverpool, hence to tb. , Battle with • cup of cult, wan drives ow ohm about a tell• Irma Item tot aielat, ot water, •110 sopmeed to boo total wreck: 11111WIBIS kr bete cat to bra.—Tertenrja,lito al . Beam josh to Submit kg this port. has pot taut Csor damp. too, with As% brokm—Llverpcol. Nay 27. • abeam was wowed yte•atity on Ita•t iloyle. bat 11.3 so e4oals dylog.—Liwerpa3l. Kay 37. LE•71.001 SIMS Mt leuesteat roaTa.—til:ea fluahr4, at R. 411.111: Ilietatrait Tbearalla (leet, at Satyr.; L•Talft . (a.) awl Cat. tksgr ae., at C.A41311111M.; Lady Honed. et Attend. , .. 6•11.• vast Lmatrost.--Paeluet ?rata tayoase, May II; Ands (m) tuna C. aetaattaopla, May 12. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Erotor, fres LlerrrnA for ny te,ltdus, April 7. ?franc Irma Falter/as Asr Quelne, U., la, pa. /4 lc. sm. 47 yr. Lady Elms erne.. tree Lirerpo4l ger AalbArne 59 day.. April 10. (bar/9.4W Atidelole, fro. LAverlog for Aden, Apr.; 21,1.1. N.,101. 1..711W. ; 19 day. cot. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ANDREAE—May tta, at GroyneMa. Cont.er well. the wife of T. Andreae, lA.. of • eon. BR EV.—May Itd, at Croydon, Survey, the wile of J. APTINT. of a da•lghtlx. BURRADAILIG—HayI4, at Pt . Marys. l'anonare, Vin , ent-Neam. Weetadtater. the aril. of the Rev. A. tiorralal.c. of a d BROW 11.—May 'l.l. at Tanwerth.terrace. L athant.roa.l. Noon* Idea A. R. BrOVII. of a ens. ESPINARRE —May 24. at Maths= Illvt.oVa, Ramat. the wife of eel Rev. It. livicaa.e, of admit?". ItARRI &GEO. utits—iurrox.—may n. at Pt. Jou et'e. Grffesend. hY the Zee. J. tora.j.:ii of 'tatukt lb. coun of ty of Neat MATHIDION—PAY I t V, at Queen Areet (Wet Rolm hateptoo, by the ter. It It Wt the Pt r. P. L. Natht we, It. o f . ''''!anlM,',tedie^h,ret /Au. daughter of IL N. Pape. la, DEATHS. 011111E1.—Ilay 14 „Sarah. soli.* of 1.14, late D. C. Grime, kM, d Ottx...tr.t, h‘teeby 0,0,164. BALK— May at Wayeares, Ltrerpooa, Sarah. Tod a th. late T. 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