The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-13 00:00:00

GERMANY. NAT 10. guise the Chambers' rejection of the royal /Iwo. am o ng on Thursday. last, our press preeents a =gm. ba appearance. No newspaper ventures to , st b o ldly on the subject. The editors seem ZIP bar , crept under cover, like game when a storm is t he approach. %l. von Nlanteuffel made his re- poet to the king on Saturday, and on Sunda the ministers held a sitting . without the subudinstm s wig & whence it is inferred the internal on% a the cabinet were the subject of din eas.u.n. Hitherto. however, nothing has transpired, p e ople seem inclined to hazard conjectures. It is espeeted that Nl.vonWestphaleu will retire from t h e cabinet. 'Chat DO violation of the conatitutioc will take place is still tirmlv believed. It is also r immed that no dilution of the Chamber will be mo iled to. because that would be a constitutional so, end insolve a recognition of the parliamentary priecipk; the c rown will not condescend to appeal to electors,. But the session will be closed, it is said, it the end of the week. - Th e Awarian government has lately complained to that of l'rip•ia that numbers of medals, bearing the ofi g s li..euth, find their way over the Upper fo:esiaii frontier into Oullicia and Hungary, t4arehe. base been made by the police, and several et,raetions ut !.twlt inedlls hive been wired. Some et the eniplow. or the Prussian government have hvn ler having similar articles in their reession. The P r ,../on fio:tele states from Vienna, under dsie of the Ati. that the liritish ambassador in that ( „ I „ i ,a h a s prvsental a note from his government to the Austrian cabinet, in which the most satisfactory asounintvN ate given that, if Kossuth should return to Elieland. he will not be allowed to abuse the hoe pitditv ationlid to him by making himself the centre a political a:gallon. •Ne Vienna pipers contain glowing accounts of the sleeting of the Emperor and Czar at Peres, and of duly reception at the Vienna Railway station. The rat review was to take place ou the 10th. .Hauser .diurnal publishes extracts from a ynitotyl of the Zollverein conferences. They add cothiug to our previous information. BADEN. _ The Cart.rithe Ga:o7;;;ieins a circular despatch eldreweil to the various officers of the government, enjoining them not to recognise the religious service snoinnd by the archiepiscopal ordinary for the Bth, so the tmueramt, or mourning service, for the late tinind Mkt Leopold. The ongin of this singular MN:ruction is a conflict of powers between the go vernment and the church. The regent fixed 'Sfonday, the 19th. os the day of mourning to be kept, with a eprisl service in every church. The ordinary ap pv:nted the 9th, and gave such directions to the cAry as would have deprived the service of its opccial and impressive character. The ordinary being' a ppealed to, refused to yield; hence the government an.uLv. TURKEY AND EGYPT. Accounts from Constantinople to the 28th ult. are g iven by the Constiteetionne/. They state that the n:stions between the Austrian and Turkish cabinets bid laconic exceedingly cold, and that there was (Ito linger of a complete rueure from the aggres sive wits& which the Austrians were assuming On the frontiers of Bosnia. Boss hope, however, was entertained by the Tarts that the new Austrian mioitter of Foreign affairs would follow a lees hostile line of policy. The Russians, on their part, were acting very quietly. But, nevertheless, the Porte had been informed that eighteen Russians en- F neer officers had been charged with a secret mis sal in European Turkey, the object of which was to ascertain the exact distance between the different towns and villages, to collect information respecting the resources which an army could find there, the :umber of soldiers they could lodge, the stores that could be obtained, and, if necessary, what roads could be opened. These details were to be collected es the supposed basis of the entrance into Turkey of as army divided into three columns, the first of 30,000 men proceeding on Varna by Toultcha and Baba. high ; the second of 60,000 men on Adrianople, b 7 Ituatsehouk and lanboli ; the third of 40,000 on Pk bppopolis, by Widdin, Ni..., and Sophia. All these &been had orders to forward their reports to M. Grammont, at Bucharest, who is to address them with his own observations to St. Petenbargh. It was believed, also, that another body of engineer officers had left secretly foe Greece and Constanti nople, to collect more information of the same elm meter. 'lke news from Egypt received at Constantinople, though of nearly the same date as that received in France, was not exactlT to the same effect. Iliad Effendi had been received with great honours at Cairo; but his second interview with Abbas Pseha was, it is said, of a somewhat angry nature, and a rupture was feared. In several parts of Bemis. a certain agitation prevailed, but energetic mesaures had been taken by the Porte for repressing it. AUSTRALIAN WOOL. OF THE WOOL :FRADI 111 LIDS_ -- - - Yesterday afternoon (Wedieserhy), • WirdMi of =reseed is the Ammons. wed tre4e, se mar weeshimii er desk,., rent des r ia Leek Tha Nehmase wes ea ford impertmat ems. ma hem Dred, fledewde= s , sad saw tetras is the, West Maw liefleorp Geedwra wild. Captain Model Cher, was haw is Mb sow try as Me meat of the Seek sedum i• Awslesio, was lee. mamma wamiato details of redielt and Wirerithe Islay with /egad mere pedie•hdy belle wed. Me mead' that be did est at ap with le swimersee air wee be as demist The weer beereeer, jpresset a west of migraine to set as shepherds. The %sir heeds eosacil of Australia bows seat ewer a large maw of mousy to this eeestry to be emodeyed M eateurare owl pat.*. but se yet Ude bee beam doom U ea riot could be made to lead ewe a trosaidat st4e oombi rot enigma* during the neat two meths the nest crup wield be reed: bat et yearsat eo weal people have pee be the diatafe, Get the leek seeds* *ye bees AW Is some imiewsee r le e g ree KM deep together with wady • le Mead them ; lad salmi they nodes elefiret 'WIPP of eaugration, these hake gaud perish, Vas the iamb .i* lam is aew egoessehher. lie Cser) esti owed that WM edible hove rpm salissay sea p:omeeet le the digging., mad Old le most thie sal the ht. twerp oasts of the Colony, et hest IWO pews= (io emu% familia.) ought to be iaihwei w snips* tame if row*. The general feeling of 1111111111011111 wan, thsß Will Oft ta so dearer of any ultimate bee is the graft of nod art to this country from the okay, lad GM !hiss a mere *airway moat, width, if set promptly mergaucally will plan the iskey mad tide me em, la malt *per i i =fhr the bum. The bp Me" weelatiese wee adiegied :—Motel ohm DNA% el I awl osowied by Mr. hemma Lassa. of Les& : " That • 'way by sue the wool is tieb tee blowy of the Weds: ris hem the several Avail* i p ply derived wM hamitabl y be wry welludy ki of the dieweisa of labors Gem digit hewing rirrotaag, sakes elhetive memo= ow. be Woe be tko . ao a re he nor* Myer weelhble meet tho delkitreey." Mewed to of eessmiled by W. M. ffewier, of Ike& lord " That a derstedem be amide* by this mg* a 1 * wait apes the grivenweemt, to leg tea we before them, sad to reowist Mae A adept rah inesilarn Y wey 1111,1111 la picebet• ea early mad dieted wig* of be... Is the Austrailea colony, the dereddies te swim of a* Wooing gentlemen Leeds : Alm Gott, Jolla Jguitt, jab., Swami Birchen, James Aimela. &ha Yew. David Cooper, 0. E. Dewstbsele. W. sh it. jute. 'ha* Edward Aroyd. 11•Wiesdiel • Wee. Jo*. Amur, Thuntlis Melliessa. Jerk 'Webb i a prib lillem HIM firer Crooland, E. thavealmges, D. Liettoril O. Forster, Willi.* Mnrjr!t ll 7 ll l._ A.. Rawl, John Atlanta% zsl ii.... wass as= h. , ghlk) John . iteehelele lA. T. A. 1.11, J. liittreire. With powr "'“bee. —1 he borough wed West Lam isisibie ewe Tuned to accompany the deputation. The depwistise r.• go) miumt.d to silks with ouch partite in Laniss se lie /Me mpecially istweeted in the wa with rmisaa, with a view to minus, their Wakes sad esermatlea. ItEPARDIENT OF PIIIACTICAL AST.—The =wet= , Thoootal manufeetatell, did* sf 161.1" i'ehewil from the EaMilts of iNl,is ts bo swat is loshlie on the 19th 91119111woofb sue. We r.lentend the Queen has slhomml Hs skis* _immlbed 10 is the royal solllNille St Wielier t is I° R ‘ ,o the department, for the parrs, af sampoists with th* firol-nt metal work exhibited, Ind INS aim ark am so oats to tke mows.. tht tams lame assasisa the sr rind plkibitiee of the works of the 'Swint@ is to take 'e'• A core at lectures. aria the OM*. of 4014t0, ..vormeo by Ow works is lauswo. Is es gine by L. Jew Lint tem AND BOOTi WignaN RAILWAY.— bier', of trifle for tho wash amille 91, 9 , 1963 i 4,8421. lb. N.; u. s 4,80 y 11. 14s. T WW,11,1&41. 44. The that of ofigy &Arch, eerovtio et the I b ee n dig pg.essi , Th 1 age of mail I the AM' Pomo Foal pithier aoliti h e 1 exttiog th‘ ir ro atrc rhe pmt col sothiutt The( 'aryl enjoinir snag to the (inuad 1 imruct mom the 111 d special ?Noted core a ppnle wooer Ana given h ?dation bid Ne even dA l ive en the free intertiii raiciAte line of acting had be Fneer Yon in . rem , towns the rest ember could b ecald • the I m UM! men pi , 11-4 h; bppopo Routed °keen Gramm with h was be' officer' nop, rooter. he thoogl Erma Etfrod Cairo; weep 11 into! careen had to CoNI Yoo swim pro mod II peril 17101 was rat,a, obn st4e the e r.P l ' Mae I WAG then teats *eue p:eye met t:edt put ore I weal the roit west Mlles el th utpl thee teem Mr duo, the teed shoe Is le eke Jn, CI.; Ja 1,, he A. 1% , K. 1111 fr , 'No • of N. to Iv to P: THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OE THE ARCTIC. la Avon 4 45did91///eary of the Wowing appeared S riaka at half-past three, the United Sitlen idme p Arctic, Cart Luce, arrived in do Ifeaway, dos Now York direct, which port she Wl= dis id of May, at noon, with 145 pmeengers, Whettatttel oidb (including a dosed mail for Bremen sod do Ilhoula States), and about 12,0001. sterling, away if, aim dollars. no new kale arrival is interesting rather than lapuulant, MONOltlitß nothing of political moss genes to Ott wooden from any part of the American einlaMML The Gram & atimiele states that a ship's fit= head, of unused dimensions, and which has conjectured to belong to the ill-fated steamer President, was cast ashore on the 4th ult., on the inward part of the island. Shocks of earthquake were distinctly experienced at Raleigh, North Carolina, at Washington, in Baltimore, as well as in Frederick, and other parts of Maryland, on the 29th ult. Lola Montes had been engaged in a "battle royal" with an Italian count. At a party in her rooms, at Howard House, New York, the gentleman so far hiW himself, it is as to strike Lola a blow in draftee. He was su bs equently severely thrashed during a melee which ensued. A meeting of Irishmen was to take place in the Metropolitan ball, New York, to aid in the subscrip tion for a monument to the late poet, Thomas Moors. A supposed fugitive slave had been shot at Colum bia, in the state of Pennsylvania, on the 30th ult., by an officer sent to arrest him. The officer fled to Maryland, but the Governor of Pennsylvania had de manded that he should be gives up to that state for trial foe murder. At New Orleans, on the 29th, a man named Stigler set fire to his house, from a supposed feeling of re venge, and himself, wife, and two children were burnt to death. 600 dollars in gold were found on hie charred remains; and it is conjectured that he was unable to escape after setting fire to the building. Kossuth and his suite were splendidly entertained in Cincinnati. At Boston, also, 900 guests assess. bled at • grand banquet, to do honour to the Hun garian, who was about to proceed to Salem, Lowell * Manchester, Albany, 'Troy, and Buffido. The papers contain a long list of marine dissatem, The new steam ship Meteor was wrecked in Mats gorda Bay, New Orleans, on the 26th ult. • two Misr steamers, the Chickasaw and the W. B. ult.; into collision on the Ohio, the former west therel to the water's edge, and sunk immmieldiN Twenty lives were lost, and a SW his. motive engine intended for the Mospildo railroad. The steamer Prairie State burial her boilers on the Illinois, and killed upwards of twenty persons. dreedftilly scalding a great number more ; afterwards the vessel took fire. The steamer Osprey, arrived at Halifax, reports fifty or sixty sallies vessels wrecked on the toe off Newfoundland., and the toss of a large number of lives. The disaster is said to be nearly equal to that of Prince Edward's Island last year. A vessel which arrived at St. John's, April 27, reports that upwards of a thousand ship wrecked sailors had reached Greens/ord. Six bodies, undoubtedly pert of the crew of the British barque Josephs, were washed ashore at Or Court. will hold s Privy Cohniellt Wok" ant, the 13th Mat., at Bashingitam Pam; were iemed_ yviaterday te middle= end eagga illi ralet " si hem the Privy Commil-edise. The Deekses of Beat visited the Qom yelleekirg a :: Buckingham Pelee*, and partook of lemileth sea Majesty and Prince Albert. The Papa Duane awn& 01141/41 the Duateee et Cankidge, at bee nellente lie M. Jaasea's Palma Psi." .4104.01111100 leneheek GOMA by Limits tee Alegi await. Yt the V S : b iz ar tre=m Peieteeth, Vinees i t ia resimelles the IV. IL Kan. Lleuteheabeosiessi Freesia Ilevseur, Charles Plum ehil t-Colond the gen. A. The De** sr attended by Lady Fanny Howard, visited the Ilbedlesd Olovesster last evening. ' The Dad= el Chelleliket and the Princess Mary, attended by Lady lalleit awl the stoney . in waiting, also went last evening to the entertelaraat given by the Duchess of Uloacester. The V 7eaelpa has relieved the Countess el Olmetwime the OEMS. is bait duties as Lady of the Bedchamber ha I weklei le Ms =t , I , . The Education Committee of bet Majesty's Most Honour able Privy Council had a meeting yesterday at the Coun cil-office. Present—the Lord President, the Duke of Northumberland, the Earl of Derby, the Marquis of Sw iss bury, and the Right Hon. J. W. Henley. A deputation from the Brighton Town Commissioners had an interview yesterday with the General Board of Health, at their offices, Whitehall. The deputation con sisted of Mr. Wm. Bsedhsm, High Constable of Brighton, and Mr. George Wm. Sawyer (two of the commissioners), attended by Mr. Slight, clerk to the commissioners. The Cambridge Ilnivenity Commission had a meeting , yesterday, at the official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury, in Downing-ptreet. Present—the Bishop of Chester, the Dean of Ely, Sir John Herschel, Professor Sedgwick, and the Rev. W. H. Batas= (secretary). Tho dissolution of parliament has, it is rumoured, been appointed to take place, if poosiblo, about the 10th of June. ROYAL LITERARY FUND. The sixty-third anniversary of this institution was celebrated yesterday by a dinner at the Freernasoes' Tavern. About 120 gentlemen set down. Lord Campbell presided, and amongst those present were :—K. Van de Weyer, the Belgian M i ulster ; Chevalier Bunsen, the Prussian Mi inter; , the Hon. Abbott Lewrence, the United States Meister ; 11. de Bille, lb Danish Minister; the Persian Minister and Major Malcolm, Lord James Stuart, Mr. Justice Ta lmud, Sir Robert Comyn, Sir A. Cockburn M.P., the Attornry-Oenersl and Solicitor-General for Ireland, the Queen's Advocate, Sir Oco. Head, (lea. Sir C. Peggy, Mr. Chas. Hindley, M.P. ; Mr. Monekton Mines, M.P.; Yr. (leo. Peabody; Mr. Csmpbell, M.P.; Mr. Thaekeray, the Rev. Professor Browne, Profewor Cream Mr. Pashley, Q.c., Dv. Haggard, Mr. Baldwin, Sir H. Ellis, &a. The Carmine, in proposing " The Queen," said this modesty era principally km. as a patron cf Ilteentare sad the arts. Her M ley osailaued her donative of 100 gains: a to Ms iaatitu (Hear, hear.) ra lgrersb! Lati a a a se Albert aril the rest of the loyal ; the "Ruled le the "senior ot Ms Royal Highness In the pregestion et the Greet Rahibillen. aril ha patronage of litentage sad art =. " The Cheer and the Rev. Browse " woe the nest tout. The Chabrea stated that the anniversary of this Urania bed fteregatly been hessearod with the presses of hiders; het owing to their having a dinner of their own that ovaargosae ware new prosant. The Rev. Preitoror - Blowers askaothadged the toast, and sor the obligation whisk the clergy owed to segelars. The Warren et Niggles were seldom if rear advanced a desk rap. stag by f= . boob, if they were of an wuthreetiag 'brogue. ) Lord J. firvAin regard " The Army and Navy, and Lieutenant-Oeseral fir Charles Peaky." (Cheers.) Sir C. P a toreard to the tout. The CnAtsmuit, is peotheiss " Prosperity to the Royal Literary Fmk" rid Ise essored that all presort were familiar with re Wary sad eb_ of the institution; but it was only rem who, Ithe Mod; were privileged to examine Its egerreas, ohs WOW WSW 14 the blessings It eon. fined. He *MI tire INS who had enjoyed great cele brity as arrelkete mud firmuthrts• and who had leserdel the wergreatly larked to mu who had bow eminent in li this terate lli atile aell I they ought 60 blew the me seeriee dress ere theldse this inal whisk had ;Z i hredreds trots Or sad necessity of to the their soil andkes. (Cheer) t Tt s treat ✓eek oPT 1.1, ma hese the mum wi its operations sties (Haar . Lori had board of the 0 ' et Learn," bat this ration ask all Woo vi,tlvetwe et literature or family. It W eanferuedtlis those 'the . had given and those who hid reed's& ' There woe no fear that rig gedrg.theil Bea .0a Omit • k intinrypled not bra able to a provision for rale ran. He was sure it would still Usti nee ee OVA sere ralizt4Cluen.) The Rev. Dr. Illoffina reed the report of the in. Mirth% width Marl *in 1,611. bees distributed dedei the ear year * 111 nearer, authors, beingsa nein debt. over the therfty year. (ChthriiisTa,B4 htleedsg is the at rebored :- 8818 miroy 8 WWI_ Illorttrare 2, 461. ; at rebored thrift saw art lk 1111 1 1 1 111 mid tweak 7, 2001. ; I dried literature AS 1701. ; perry 4, 1101. ; i a i nd tales 11. an i 6, 1761. ; ase 2, 701. ; 1,63 K A et autosertheme wrath wed sagralsg la 1001. Kr. Pathos Tathelaste thelthed the hair of the dur um Ile &odd ft the sign err et the ark kth her the priors eta weirs swabs at the pandas on that et re het kw geteker el the area, mad afterwards te the diatiasulehed podia be new hold, ra ea re ka rat Nebo et tragedies whir had eil from the pea et the adds hied. Illetwithetanding the "rimer to whir be la teleked, us iir brow lir haler than the the be sew Td. () The Cerruti rid le ethical in bekg ruse* la this erwahlage, eargleithe set wily sew et the mot eunneat as is the WISAW7, bat the 'espeerthedess of ender hedge (ttear, ter.) Bs wassestiled la helm that he w are presider et Ur espallie st lettere he thee weak/ ; le raid urea Ihn sew that he had =la et egavided inters erther. (Choose.) Sea ' la kh NNW W WWI Kr. Judge aktabste nos bb vameare, and he ethe! use= It the rot pleura thous of hie Rh. (tarr) 111 biped tbst Rersesse wadi Milks hie re purr, ad he theide6 es therm a week lia le be gird ussegthe authors ' res orrery. (Cheer) It wee an di ripplalat that' lbstory MB Win wit rerweeserd ; be he aght ft wea very rush their ewe halt. Let time seeks thmesedwe nerd let tines wake enressirs' traddathin owl they would reseed. Be it sthastabaged that the other or "Co. , 1 iala" was pow the Chearler of the Ezeireuer and thoer of the Home of Onether (Chem) H. bad te ammo to thug theirs ththe lea. ithatlersa wadi be hie sae ewer rot year gi - podded et this raday. (C M I[ Mrrm, 11. P., myna 18 Priam Creasy and the hiblesiess." Prof. Cathay maid it was ehrekg in Skis that that' powertal ant of literature, fhway, was saw barer TO ilma it was let rib warn at the pima sto- Is C ) tomer were also given: " The Seg. Arthur =mid lb* Ithelrapbeni;" Kr. Thashary, sod the ;" " The b . 5 eaten and science at 01l asikag, in Milwith the - agree of Ches. Rum and Dr. " Mr. Patkilmasi the travellers ;" " Limn -Col. and the deararte ;" "The Qumea's Advocate awl the rewards i" " The ban" - Particulars of the Californias intelligence brought to New York by the Northern Light, on the evening of the day the last steamer mailed from Boston, are given in the New York papers. Relief bad been forwarded to the sufferers at Acapulco, who remained there from the wreck of the steamer North America. From the mines we Issra that the Mariposa and Ague Fria, which were early dry bet summer, are now, far the trot tbss whip; for several years, Food-simd streams. Thom was a heavy fall of in the monstslam which was followed by a flood of rain. asd IrisidynkaltMg, filled every and meek, and pawed m torrents into the strosam, swain them to an unusual height. e mime have bees making good wages, and an occa siwial "luau etas • since the rain. large lumps *tub& gabi. flan 4 to 121ba. weight esch, continued to be band. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Mae 1. The Met walla has been made erring the week, and prices hoe bed ma upward taseggly as will be seen upon Masao, to Our EM of quotation. Teerinp , minor he whom& aim el Bilis ea series ban bees made at 110 to Ise; Pons, 6.171 to LSI Asuitordsa, 401 to 401keathriaill. into 351 ; Brown, IS to NW .bagasse sod grid abendeaso of aeon here, u WI as is Leaf" h be ft be telt is ths prises et =fftof the • Isaias - Illes: wo refer am= St the solidsdada. happ an that, dbibi the best Mad added to be yield of the m ain asp. sal la bur side L. moo la the receipts et Se parts ode Arse of Let pee, pried maw to d eeds is ail the bee lastbass. The aiiirostl wise et this ispeesed odds, sal the W sim led tor besslmals abroad to Aderiona seer be Mt is Ad endow beldam this oseatry sad Mai le desk die preopstive ahead ia Maw sad mist Or wassalay d aserwrias E mi a i sji t fiedni irmisiar atiade, oar quotation et endow dew ea ad ea lad wesk's reles. As we dye said beim. awry is se eartileply atom ' &a; sad the Me d Alhosit pais* &tibia - A maid sera as if pelose Moine way Isdadia et essoird dime, se wall so psdowla dab as a odd el elms Is Whams la value ; pit Ilho Mee alewelmAlle s :beW7 as free tree Ides sparsisties asap when there is se awed la the i.ppl of masa es they weld be we. Os dies st Medd Oa& Ade wow_ mead 1. the Dodd mad le A spas &Dub Asa the t add* et Mire& beim paw be bads sat at psw pedisily to NEM srit silMlae as they The isersessi suspobisa flit 11.111•11107•.1777 =Sisals lea le era lesiet ad bm the did of tat il M ill . 41=1 be lawn II amok is la Z l Ithlis ow the asset et dam es be seepleped is Ibis lisp . Ocerrosi. market has bees very active dace the I Anodes sailed, sad prim have further advanced fully le. 'De sake of the 27th nee 2,200 ; Mdi, 2,760 ; 31111, MO; dosing with a sperslotbe idat es sa t d bis olowlad alla V i goi . Til. :-Ife ali v i f grows, 2.414 ' dwpnteM tti . vs &sad ; lo; itbil:"'"4, Be. i' "* Deso k aad t. 9.1" I sa l t! " ds- M sa le•der ; good atiddliag, a& • la Isla is " It , thsrefses , now ditiad 'lb= Ms semi the lowest dist in the Coital bad di dot k bee .tread tie addles et sapiadds la et be makalle pins dim sad tbo 4111120/ 611 7= say Wm ill 106 ea bedded se =MAW mesa at lA., eadoshat to ifd. is Mud& scam lamina sesame at dad PM anew ad Amid Moab g been Mt diary, nd ...... ...... la $1 -- S IMesa law s u l icl ..... ..... to II ...... ti taws TlM=talo —.— ael ...... -Is - Is 'hi . -...... ale- -is - Gaing.-Thiso is aiming's' ettaidsa la the lade of whet-the &mai her santsbie Arssesei. bet PIM 117 e ausslllal ; mart do ado .1 the west, sea asdes i v E bad& p M pew od Cassias la bead M eta to ; 2.800 beide Mr red Soulhid. lib ; 1.188 bath white 01111181111110, 111.4 480 beads seders ea New Orland Ma ; Jersey red. la left Oa to •Is. IM Ais less rotted be =port, the Ast ads be. the cadet has' bola sabdardis-we game the NV& at Ale. to 77e. Hniy A data abides ettl,ooo Mad at 71e. to 72e. Doe A a bad sageb et eels, di prises lie. Sea. tio. Jersey. als. te Wa sli ft l i bd. We. to lb Ceres , W ith free snivels Md de lOW, Ids bed depteord, sal prises bad Oda sidles ads ore id to ele. fie rased yam Ibr e : sonai - dippias Taallty,lan to We.; illeathsra lobar. Na Ws.; and yaltser OIL to NO. mink I pa to SU Prava..--lbse . Os 'deftsi rs dad the sappliss et the Wow Idols of Slots bed bassatti adlds77 am lower, what the .diem sad amass Was& we eddy for trash gremil sad Ms la geed order. The laded is 1 seesdy br bad we sod Assad masa : &meld in beat des Ida sold to s amodesses sort at 4 &A Ins. to 4 doh. lie. We soots eadra W I Z base et 4 &le. 121 c. to 4 &is. 18 e. ; semssa le Ob ta l i t a. dsle Its. to 4 dais. Ms. ; abed to hasp Oa., 4 deb Ms. to 4 dole. Tho. ; lissahra his droved In price, sad is Mad; aa at the dram leastasse. Alexandria, rein. an waft at 4 dna 311 e. to 4 2, ......cnr hoar be 8 dab Me. sad eons noel 3 dela Mu to 3 doh, 60e. tie Zinn as Ilwrely wine. The tit is.. this port hoes Ist to Pith April, 1862 :- i/hsd Arm, 76.760 bele. ; dins, 11161, 44.811111 KL. Paaseins.-liiibre rates on side. bat es we do not Gad say didessals et ffses, we Wiese paw duo et rotes beta* st T• Lberpod : Class, 8 . 16 d. to 7. 3 2 6 . ; as ishil mid i &Weald. • bevy yds, Er. ea. t• ids. ,• wills. Id.ljela bah,. M. to sia. To Liaise: /771774 ILL 18 . Pr glabL ; ft de. s deb. .11, =it rho. M. psi &sea To : Cotton, &lb ie. ; odes, C Mk to 7 ads.; r a ced) tiols. ; bark, 8 den ; deseartessall Addy 11 dela. ; whoilenna, In, ie. Rznuoimmoat or Thit Moods et Ideres. Glide sal Ilefsit, swansbess, bees st Mee* tins* deakable to call tit cid dudes tomato, eed a asidisy of . tidagleas was isil se Teesdep_evseles Melva Marselpeadre, Ur. °awes Wiese psolllag. Ttra mast the in= a: a l ;Vint a gerear mia spredt " lir. *day moved ressestrweise of the esarsitter, Mr. Abadan Watkie sossedad the sasets, set as =saga was adapted assadarsedy. TM Es..*); pesessistt to ammo eadecai. dim% mg dab deadness tie bestares.—The maws for Lard mama on lir. Leak Is statiened, by psid can yawns. bet es see blames Mg will even receive meow resemat ~sett W p to the pso. A Por.mr.m. OaarriaL—Tba Earl at Meat Edema* whose emotes' was ow of the Ladies Is Wait hat epos bge Majosty wader the Meissil whalsidaaties, which tbe aside esti sordially .purl until inlets/ days, bee addressed a letter to anneseadde sad agriceiteria, arias fib: seprt Dolor ismsraaisat. His bra sawn. boa • own* sa maabosef tie yearset weermerdp air t ilimile bilst maary Bl.l 2lll . wire bell hisb eMse in des defame relimatiry pleats lib Mt roost dome respost aid reseed. sad es• "Mrlthe letpleiest iss, dot lie dishes' essaressaais ast sew see betwess Lied Mai, art the Ids*, batboys= Ms sad Lord Jobs 1•11•41. vetted With Mr. Cobden sal the ultre.radiesis."—Beeter Gessik. --- Count Mammon Pous. —There has been prlsboddoroolor of the Hoene of Cesumss. a bill tibia the olno of oak. the poll Is emodeo w asersol dep ths, too kodebio of the like to serve la get la led- Lod sad Wales to ono day. By tba Bofors Act two days won allowed, but sow it ia proposed N lia,it the begs SI is !=elestiese r ew 417, from eight o'clock to Ow Tke 1W we bowels forward by Lord B. Ores- WOWS god Idt. IL Voodoos. - LONDONDISIAT AND ENXISICILLJUI AND COLE, RAINS RAILWAT.--Ta• Adelina', Levi Olin come■t te this easipaare bills for a .w bridge wow tile River 1071. 02 metal' madam STDENIUM HOIITICULTUILAL SOCIETT.—The first fete of this society, recently established is this very pm. =isa locality, was hall is the gardens of the Grey est Tuesday, as& with the 'sceptics of a trilling Amor, these wee 160 drawbashea the pleuure of the after seas. The wallesties of pleats sad dowers were highly eselltalb le the eabiblessa, owl they that these is es leek of asulmies ssi the pen el' OM gentry of the salshboar boa. Ths awls, ins wry =2 lset ialisd4 Is dbi boas holle of Os THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1852. . . . . LOBS oi no following en the portioning of this astral. deg esearresee, • thief aecoent of filth appeared in Toth dare o Empr o, (rightfulAmdi is.. has bees Maid to the dismal kis- Wes=masskisa by as Ire-damp, at Middle Dyffin , is the valley of Anther seL I s i os eue nisi howin lees Its enra ea= & ii~ at= gibla fftrle eirlil be rshees a rail= this ffLthe ' INA . bras Illimmeestrau. The silk hasten mho et this minsholy reek is else opera al • mein dole At ths mon of MOM nal, ffir le orabouted, trrage' raids= in 1119 from the proms* gee* he la of the wadi, solion an Wall= amp work en day, a Mien/atone whisk is the erat judges, areatly added ft/ WI large swim of the pool fasten them of st a depth of 190 yards raid awry IS ' proprater, The. Powell, Esq., of (Mrs, she is thlethleely emplei is th e seal trade, has other extensile milk knows se ppor Deflya and Lower Malys, la the raiiisfira vielalty,raides ethers in various pule ef Olemegimilire and Maraerethair• The time of the sall osoreetheo was 9 °Week, es whisk time the men =ha M l :lithe pit's mesa wen alarmed by the en la a <Waal part ef the workings, which was /a three or four minutes by another, which was louder, awl evidently nearer, and shook the Umbers erected forth support of the winding apparatus, but (tortuously without bringing them down ' • a third meeker one followed, and wee mewled by the stillness of death. The mooed of those harbingers of destrue tion was, however, toe well known is that neighbour hood, and speedily the shaft was surroanded by hundreds of men, women, and children, suited by alter nate hope and tier, for the fate of relatithe—bat in the majority of instances doomed to lied the gleans= anti cipations realised by the result of the wain whisk was speedily undertaken by the sante, aided by sees from the works adjacent. It was deemed pendent, from the mato of the shah, only to work ear eariage, sad the work was thus carried ea but slowly, an was frequesUy impeded by the Senile.soesmary Soros froth afr below, tbe lorattlese hang hen Maws away, and a por tion of the roof of erne if the Web being fallen in ; thas impeding the vestillation, sd rang the greater purlieu of the sislasenly less of ea the wean by the feematies of the bell eheirethimp. Several Of Ilm ora hoe the dime= ratings made their grey to the bran of the theft, while ethers who soda an get to the ran air se speedily, er who had bra dish's& by the exploion, fell and were suffocated by the body rake damp which invariably follows each exploder thew of the scenes presented when the dead were Weight up were of a highly painful nature, serially in one inane, where a poor woman saw her husband mid three sows lerght up lifeless, leaving bar desolate la the world. In ial/UNgt cam, a father and too ems were brought up, but is theft • gene ral calamity, bitelthil bennements peseta alert as. beaded, er bile the eraseteristie rositlesmass of the 'offing rangy got the boil= of the stheatithe whisk the sweeping wear of the estsetrephe was calerated *excite, sure rag is digit. =straiten task was den they appeared to regard it as sus of almost as na-day character. By nightfall it was saammeet as the Mier . of the meet expe rieuted .gents that there woo no man bodies beim, and on making up the meraffel memoranda kept by the pollee Amin the day, it was head that 26 had been hinglit Is the surface of the gran living, but in= goose .=s Mate, some of them Yoram bees sankwow, refractured liras, an =hen isensibis bum the ellen air. The nimble 'Nen ermated very few oinks. hid len brat& ten bad been rash braid and mo iled a the surasiek beit te, mr the war rather hod by valtrant, ithir having motes sums thane the radian o whish they had kona st work. Three horses were get out din; three ashen were dead, and one was missing, supposed .la ban hen. buried under a fall of the roof. le this vie could glee any amount of the eases 'of to= onerrence, it is to be feared that it mum node he says- Elt was a rule of the work, rigidly emthrowl ou of instant dismissal, that no ma should allowed to work by any other light than liplamp; bet Ia spite atlas the men were known fee y to sorry eamthee esassaled about their persons into There wrests eM rating% sad the ventilation ryaseserietern gen, but some ezponseed men are of =lisateat three rand have been es sprat pit for midi ventileties. On Monday meeeng, the barometer kit ray craiderably, and it is worthy of remark that moat ef the very heel implode= in coal works have been accom panied by sinner indications of a change in the amount of strapheris prawn The vary id Ahura= has had is full share of these seismitiss, be sera sera PM hack 29 men were killed by an implodes la 'ffs a Doiltya_ sit. Three yeansince no leas than 63 men sad were killed in Lletty ithenkin Col liery ; and 16 age men were killed in the pit width has been the same of the ealthrphe of Monday last. =lens ten were elm killed by the breaking of a okra la the Versa Collisey, nearly rarest , about tea rambs don The somber sew Med, beerever =nee WI the kind nor onerierad I. South Weirs bothro3 as Wain et radon is insane. are sow drain ea a gigentit rale, it is to be loped that NMI 1•111111/1111 will be adopted to pretest a die serrifies drain OW is More. hams limo early es the spot were Omen Overton, Bub ofierser of the ,ffseffet• the Rev. Mr. Grath', vicar des pert* who labeeredi luessesatly smonstleal L a jt i r danas cm the wouadad throughout the thy ; M r. to the wool= an the enseineentlesta sad ingsantsV e ffi s ilise Math* sad Ifewbridm as wall as filienare. Ths prepionst Wats, all the =in sad ail nets hi the valley, =hosed every es give nisisinek while the ramothele won of r nth wen dna Ira the pit sad shared the dossers of 111= all gimme in the work of saving the living sad re eved* Ys brats et the dead. Ms. DMA= AND TRA AMALGAM= Ex aminee—Ler red • meeling ef tads,' delegates took thaw t e geghen. isks o bes e • sopa hese • whe h ed, ding te r_d i rigid upon the Cheassist of Me intbardearol his 'Mal eesidonee, in Dewning•ing. gm Orgookri leek le mil his ellentha to the resent isnialt of See of spentivesegkeees. Mr. I. prem. gen reser le the Indus' waniersese, supered that the deporailna Wires eseriessnlyressivek by Mr.ithreeli. te wires ft wee eared that tail= hinge • }Reding sinister ef • rabbet les whit to mo re% es Ow es perible7th is e i tateroses of Bettie kiestr y . and sesur s inees moil psalm. They led pointed out to the of the oiler hon. gaiskoarna the admmteges ems teseted with the mimeses of tries' eseirke. the est of metiontent welsh pm them • legal mistmos. end the mode in whiskery esnesived smear =ere be hem 'obverted that est.* requiring men be semenee all sonsulaa with tesk/ Fi rsereti l ee l" by • tkirtoklet le that east. • espy se whisk was es depstedoe. The &WNW arra f th at Weirs moiety was hi knetighmet the weds moieties ef the semery gars* in Warms te this setter, it berg ter, hosed km the deelersties " might he adopted by empleyees in ekes wake, IS as to *kr et the weireese if ark sedelieses kegs. The rin oindesion, whisk le kid Were the Measse el the a Oar of a mikes sheen le be epee fed , the lteeu of preenne. peeping he tape* lire the seriuse et she rester sadness, le width kw moors& the ow per et the MOO Ihnh whet his allsegues to the I=laaifbe Rime .1 Channess..-aThe . 4 the Inimpet, in reply, idly MO the mare of the mast eagles= was sulreedve of the WO tithe kw. end that tbe dowlselea, In their hied "WNW Os Vie[W pmeektre, es prudes. Mark i b i s s e=ted of the kind. He would stes me seer rehrie reentry mad wises pee. seated WY leak sale beer k bet es • weirshat of - ths bows eels miler I be the deputation owe pight in that he end his sollsegees Is the gemenarat pair the intends of the Bahl* isenimen and le is le IR deres.—The report wee naked with out COURTII4IIIIIIIAL AT WOOLlFlClL—YoolerhA ri t a t =l:llsasae emelle. agi lr ei ehrie l • he the trial it Char Menedreit Sankey, end Usateneer Swein. The ha M wing is • espy silit io u r drege ▪ For nst Orliealy Chokes Manber.— .. For wrier obsessing the *mom woks/ sad a gestlesen% la hack& en the likt deptuf Amk. the peddle Fmk between Wooled& and Melba in elm imp 0 Meat. violently ereekri ea' Musk Pint- Lientormt leery Theme Swaim of the Weetwiek Dial ers ti del Mati sse. wash under being a beset ei the Ariake el Wes.' ,i TM Wises he the prossaken Fint-Lieutenent B. T. Swain. LW, Captain end Aliment Campbell, 8.A.. asap Frost, and Metri c the h B4l seres John T. u. Bomar , Bomar , Royal Fee defence—Mn. C. Ceßey, J. F. Mewhey, Captain W. M. Hanoi, R.M., Captain Chutes Milk; 11. M. 11= 4, 1!. M.Carthy, R. 11., Ararat. Surgeon Joim T. 11. M.D., Nary Ann Wood, Jane Dyer inr, John Wood,' Lieutenant G.E. 0. Jackson, R.M.,Smillsegmet Armen, Lieutenant Speen, end Private Williela linealiWg. Copy of the charge preferred *pinta First-Listateasst Henry Thome. Swain, of the Royal Marines For having on the 28th of April, 1862, Ia the public road between Wool wich end Charlton, is the meaty of Kent, be haved with contempt and disrespect to Mr superior caner, Captain Henry Charles Moorehead Hawkey of the Woolwich division of Royal Marines, by 'napping his angers moose the hoe of the said Captain Henry Charles Moorehead Hawkey, and saying ' I don't we that for you,' snob conduct being a breath of the Ankles of War." The evidence for the ties are Captain H. C. M. Hawkey, H.M., Mn. J. F. Hawkey, Jaae Dyer Barker, Captain and Adjitteat F. A. Campbell, ILA., and George Frost. For the defence--Mrs. Hawkey Gesege Frost, Cap tain IL. H. M'Certhy, R.M., Captain W. M. /lariat, RM., Assistant-Surgeon J. T. U. Bremner M.D., First Lieut.- nant 0 E. O. Jackson , R.M , Firm Lieutenant J. B. Lock, Second Licuteaant W. 11. Clements, Second Lieute nant W. A. Delacombe, Pint Lieutenant B. L. Pyle, sad 32nd company, James Wright, private. Lieutenant and Adjutant J. A. Stewart officiates se D e yety Judge Ad vocate, and Mr. Wooleston Ina been rentlniM as counsel to. Captain Hawkey and Mr. Whitehouse r counsel foe Lieu tenant Swain. It would be preventing to give any of the evidence adduced until the came are onseladed and the finding of the court promulgated. It any merely he Maw eloped that*" sown adjourned until Friday, when the evidence will be taken In defence of Captein Hawing. Lieutenant Swain's ems is expected to some on on Monday next. SPORTING. NEWMAREEr SECOND SPRING MEETING. BETTING ON TUESDAY NIGHT. surrouc MKS& Ills 4 is at. ARP/rap. DEIST. 2,000 even laid between Little furry and Hobbie Noble, aad 1,000 even between Little Harry and Alcoran. Offers to lay 7 to 1 on dee field, and to take 26 to 1 about King of Trumps. WZDWRIDAT'S RACY.. _ - , Sorrout Braise, d 1.6 Now. snob, 6 ft if declared ; the wilksar pf the 2,000 Gators Mauls, floraereetabire Stakes, so Chador Cop, 1862, to wry bib extra, of any other atiospatakossosatiag to 100 son., including the winner's own stale, oher the doalaratios of the weights, or of the Nil. Phloem the poosodiag day, 41b extra ; the second to save his stake. Lod sage sad . half of R.C. lard Cillise's at. Aulawbaisd.ast Sib (J. Karim) Lard lasslies tostrak ast . ..... (Norma) 2 HANDICAP PLATS o 6r o Mn. for 3:yr•olds and upwards. New_ _ . _ _ . . iiite;;`• CI of the Mlat, ayrs. tot 1310 Ilsrlook) Mr. Armetrawea Mira, a yra, let . . Meal 2 Mr. W. I. Ihighwfs IligMetry, yor, Sat 31b Mr. /4“Mbi Taimeope, 4 yre, glib ( . Butler 4 Mr. llobletah g by Knowla, out of Oleo, 4 yrs, bat 61b (Mosel 0 Mr. Eames 1312/WWS.I Yrs. *4 ( 0. E. Sharp 0 Mr. Cierwire St. arum ma, Tat I alb (Petut 0 Mr. lismlerfearammOdoever, 3 yrs, Sot 181$ (Rook) 0 Mr. J. M. Mallges Wear Lily. 3 yrs. Set 131 b (Peony) 0 Rattiog to 2 eget Sophistry, and 6 to 1 each got Tobimospe, labs., Child of the Mist, and Water Lily. Child of lb. Mist glade all the running and won ic a canter by two lengths. Run in 1 min. 11 secs. Chaffinch fell over the ropes near the saddling stand and broke his leg. Jocicor CLum PLATO of 60 son.; 4-yr-olds, 7st 21b; five, fist 31b ; six sod aged, Sit Olb ; the property of mega ' ben of the Jockey Club. Doke of bedlord'a Exeter, 4 yrs (Sallag) walked over CHAMPIut4 Broom of 60 sows. each, h It, for 3-7 r olds; cOlts, fin 71b; Allies, Bst 21b. From the R.M. starting post I to the Duke's stand. (4 subs.) Duke of Bedford's Mugs remind forfeit fiwisErsTARES of 60 son. each, for 4-yr olds; colts, let 101 b ; Silica, last 6lb ; winners of the Derby, Oaks, or Doncaster St. Leger Port or Claret Stakes, to carry bib, of any two of the stakes, 101 b esti.; maiden horses which have never received 100 son. for running second allowed 61b. Mr.Ohigeals's The Han (Pawl) utilised over With barely time to save the train, we can only add that the meeting, .s the poverty of the list must have led every body to expect, is very thinly attended, and that betting Is almost at a stand will. The weather wu showery this morning, but is now as line as could be wished. (By Elistrlaleirspb.) BETTING AFTER THE RACES. DERBY. . . . _ 13 to east 'Llttla Bury li to 1 apt Alfred CPI:1ml a to 1 Al nn SO to 1 Mauston 10 to I Habig Neale 20 to 1 Ihrbioges la to 1 Stockwell 20 to 1 Nahnb 10 to I was laid sevsral times agat Hobble Noble. in the mowning. and afterwards offered. Harbinger has been Weed for large sums. at 20 and 2.5 to I. ENTRIES FOR THURSDAY. - - ------. HANDICAP Piers of 60i. A.F.—Herbert, Broken hearted Lady, Telescope, Peacrck, Pan, Presto, Hugo, and Theodine. - ---. SWEIMITAINS ; winner to be sold for 80 loss. First half of Ab.M.—Orphsus, Trundler, and Guava. SHREWSBURY RACES.—WEDNESDAT. (By Mut* Telegrapt) PIODIJCI STAXIS. Three°, Rupert...... ...... CLPVZLA3D HANDICAP. Arnim &eta Dulcet Loxoxsa STALas. Om Lam lam Quzam's PLieri. BETTING AT MANI (SHREWSBURY). IS to 1 apt Dosit (t) 3 to 2 - 41 — CiaTaiiimiiiiii 3to 1 LewWlvatat.! 19 to f opt Bobbie NAL -- -- Y 6 to 1 art Mantas IS to 1 Alumna 13 to 1 1000 11=Tromps b— Little Wavy to 13 lo 1 Stodtwoll rCE EXTRA. MANCHEBT!iR Kaiitimaina Twos' Cal 16 ft, said may if dostand a AV 15 lb Woolwisit . 6 1 Chaim 6 Piallsed Ramibroacis =Oak Veil 6 Chief Jostles Dada 6 • Goldflissior 4 liorbert 6 Trishaws' 4 Constollasisa The Mama 4 1 - rivellowaladnin dart Roo . 4 1 1 4 1 4 1 itscy*sidor 4 Lai% lowa ihessa of flanialia 4 1 CordlaslWassosa 4 I no Avast ' Goloubitor filsalsio Ilohyvirdhos 6 Lank Kash 4 Coolossow lbs. DWI 4 fillsolah Milford a &aroma Hommel; Cue ! 6 ft, sad $ only if declared by Ass s lb.l Woolwich Masher 6 7 Wades& a 6 MN 11191dron 6 = p c °ads—. 6 6 . _ MEETING, 1862. fP HANDICAP Of 20 eon. nab, a or before the 20th May. Age. at lb Abbess of Jo,- _ VOSUIL La Planck 6 6 4 Harp Bloat The Recut 8 6 4 The Major 3 6 4 Daniel O'Rourke 3 6 4 Joe Miller Merry Bird Merry Peal 4 6 4 Candlewick Aaron likalth 6 4 Frantic Redmond Olden- _ lea -- 3 6 The Kelpie 4 8 Allegro Oolish Oalranam 3 5 Pelephiail Bonameow 3 6 Rosimaie Royal filencsa scist ehi, Oak 4 6 Lady Mymett 3 6 True OM 4 5 Ingratitude Richard Primmer 3 6 Mistake aeries 3 41 Young Hawthorn 3 4 1 Helen Fancit 3 (paid). HANDICAP Of 10 SOTS. each, the 20th of May. Age. Joe Hi ll er 6 Mica Julia 6 4 First Fruits 4 0 Little Fawn Dia Ones Paddy Bird doliab 4 10 Oh f by Pantaloon ant of Fogle man's dam 4 5 1 Deceitful 4 61 The Governor Thunder Raehetee 3 61 3 6 Farmer's Boy.. . 3 6 1 Rvadne Diumay B W s = Oak 3 6 3 6 =lf 3 6 3 6 Lady yott 3 6 Onered Au 6 Kay Bloweaa.... 3 6 3 5 f ilT i refte t y Richard Primmer 3 6 Dalton 3 41 Urbanity Euphony Jessica 3 41 Bolton 3 paid Aim at I 12 etrie l e t d r Ir " V= 6 Isslise 6 II 4 o Mask l2.ll•l. 1 Irriler roesett 2 lama Dims IThslesliss BeassOist I Caravanning's= 11 gum se Swedes 4 11 3..w1. Ibere gsZag• 4 11 6 8 fress•sr Asses Smith . 6 4 Casale/wick Tarred,. _ Marry Ted 4 6 HANDICAP PON 1 miels Age 6 . at. Ib. ' Weel 12 cumber 6 10 MI Os& 5 7 6 4 =Cs 5 4 .... 6 0 Iris lady Evelyn 5 s 6 111 Abasush lissierford 4 8 air Rowii;a Trsnoltard °stablest= Trickstress ___ 4 4 !az Mum Cvr. e Ate. et. lb. AU 6 The Molar 3 6 6 Little Fawn Worsersley 3 6 4 The Kelpie 4 6 4 First Fruits His Grace Jack Leming Deceitful The Surveyor 3 6 0 Paddy Bird Farmer's Hoy 3 612 Doha& 4 612 . _ Hurricane TriaTteWs (Mr. Palmer's) .... 4 Black Doctor.... 4 Thunder 3 6 12 Sic to Wants Evadne Bess of Hardwick 3 6 10 ()reengage Ch f by Pantaloon out of Fogle man's dam 4 6 1 Old English, Oak 3 6 1 Florence 3 61 Gaffer Green True Girl Richard Primmer 3 6 iiippolytas 4 The Cutler 4 The Italian 6 Lough Sawn 4 Heroine °lndio fisres - fOo . i '''''' Min Flyaway 4 Master Friday 5 Worcester Shamans' , West Merry Peel 4 Joe Miller Conrad --- 5 5 i Hachette Henrietta Morning Star 3 6 4 Surprise Urbanity 3 6 0 Euphony 3 6 0 Mdton 3 6 0 Eller Flounce Water Lily 3 4 7 ierpoi7ltOre 4 Aron Smith—. 4 Freatio_ 8 Yin July' Candlewick .... Tested •• • 3 BATH AND 601 COUNTY MEETING, ____a Nil?. THI DA - lATOOLATIC HANDICAP. Age. at lb Aga. at lb Allk • II 8 Paymaster • 10 2 'Vesta a 10 13 Weatbergage.... 3 9 2 Mallseasters*lt B WIDNI Old Ma -TUESDAY. llzioars roz Mini 8 13_____ Ar. sts lb llesiipt• 6 8 2 W . •••• 6 8 0 11 710 iffhwel 4 7 4 BMW Obi 5 7 0 'lleo Clown t 7 0 ANIMUS 6 613 Ko laVite-preee . the M kht of • It. Cobout Bcaotary linet p oo 6 6 8 Benito 3 6 7 Dyszam Afe. at lb Motherly 6 Maid of the Wort 3 6 0 The Brahmin 3 6 0 Robert Ventre-arerre Merlin 3 510 Convict Madeline B 6 by 6111!Alrile out of Nana &lot* 3 5 4 Hugo p Apostate 3 5 0 Free-trader Appleton Mos Bundy ?RICKET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF SCOTLAND. This match was played at Edinburgh, on the 10th and 11 th. The following is the aeon: ;ENGLAND. PITO bunter. Second Inutile T. Bon. a Crooland, b Azieldege ... 1 e Bachanan, b Quedun.l 1 A. Wynn, Esq.. b ArnalLge .. .... . I not out W. Codyn, e Purnell, b Armitage 0 b Areal's., o G. Her, a ihr ebloon b f'eseland 44 not eat 34 W. lesettased, b Arming* 0 b Amity) .—.— 4 0. Anderson, b Armitage 9 b Aem1tya......«......... 20 J. Our, e Stuart, b Arn.itage J. t our, not out 4 e 8011, baulked. ..-.... 211 W. Chubs, a Dick, b Proadend 0 W. Mayer. a Manered6e, ► *not ' thee J. Mobley. 4 llorabergb.o Crossland I 9 Crontand I Eel: IT.S ZOMBI A. firrraland, b Diable/ . Gipt. Hutchinson, c Andes son. 0 Clain WSW, b Diable/ 1 H. Minoru, Eaq, e Dan, b 0. Analtage, et ttna , b Orbs 1 Ems.. Ite.tlev A. O Town, Ems a Par, le larks D. Dielwass, Esq., b Bieklls W. Mswelf . w, 8 D. Buttaiun, , b tinkle/ 2 E. latrine, By., c Parr, Clerks nomm, at Bat, 0 Clarke T. Nunn, Fog., b MAP— .. 0 W.llllOOOllO, b fliebb , 4 J. 21Wiler 14 4.. ► 06 • 100 2 • 7 W. lAmlibell. lira, I b w, Clarb.e J. Usha.f.x4. Req.. I b w, Webby 0 W. 10hrrwand, b Clarke ... • A.Blawart, b Ciaebe 2 1. Euraell b &ebb.). .. 1 A. Melt, Km, • /ham, b MIA" 66 c . ' ei . E. q . i . n ooc .... ... i At a meeting of the Marylebone Club yesterday, itta matches for the present season were arranged as follows Monday, May 17, at Lord's—Two select elevens of hi Msrylebone Cricket Club, with two bowlers on each ..de (one day's match). Thursday, May 20, at Cambridge.—Marylebonc Club ,nd Ground, v. University of Cambridge. Monday, May 24, at Lord's.—Marylebone Club mid Ground v. Manchester Club. _ Monday, May 31, at Lord's.--Surrey and Sinus v. .111 Et%land. (Mr. Dark's match.) Thursday, June 3, at Oxford.—Marylebone Club and Ground, v. trnivenity of Oxford. Monday, Juno 7, at Lord's.—Marylebone Club and Ground v. Surrey Club and Ground. Monday, June 14, at Lord's.—Marylebone Club and Ground r. County of Sums. Thursday, June 17, at Lord's.—Maryltbono Club ...ad Ground v . University of Cambridge. (Return match.) Monday, June 21, at Lord's.—The Gentlemen ut the North v. the Gentlemen of the South. Thursday, June 24, at Lord's.—Marylebone Club ...td Ground v. Rugby. Thursday, June 24, at Eton.—Marylebone Club and Ground v. Present Etonian.. Monday, June 28, at Lord's—The Gentlemen of Engl.. ad v. the Gentlemen of Kent. Thursday, July 1, at Lord's.—Marylebone Club and Ground v. University of Oxford. (Return match.) Monday, July 5, at Lord's.—Kent • . Ragland. Thursday, July 8, at Lord's—Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Monday, July 12, at Lord's.—North v. South. Thursday, July 15, at Vincent-square.—Maryhb,ne Club and Ground T. Westminster School. Monday, July 19, at Lord's.—Gentlemen v. Player , Thursday, July 22, at the Oval.—Marylebone Club ,ad Ground r. Surrey Club and Ground. (Return match.) Saturday, July 24, at liarrow.—Marylebone Club —id Ground v. Present Harrovian'. Monday, July 26.—N0 match appointed as yet. Tuesday, July 27, Wednesday, 28, Thursday, 29, 1' rid y, 30, Saturday, 31, at Lord's—The annual matches bets, n Harrow, Eton, and Winchester. PRINCE OF WALES'S YACIIT CLUB. The very interesting match amongst the yachts of this highly respectable club, for two purse, of specie, which came off yesterday, wee, notwithstanding It. extremely wet state of the weather, mast numerously at tended and well contested.: The following took that stations at Blackwell, to sail to Gravesend and back:— Britannia, 7 tone, Mr. G. Legg ; Julia, 7 toes, Mr. W. P. Bain ; Ides, 6 tone, Mr. E. ffnibbs ; Valentine, 8 tone. Mr. B. Wails ; Otttha 7 was, Mr. W. E. Matthiewen ; Libations, 7 tone, Mr. Berncestle. The Valentine took the Iced at the commencement and kept it. They name is thus : Valentine 6 boars 5 vain. 4t sem Ott+ka„ 23 „ in Julia 0 22 20 (0 Berncastle, the spirited 'Commodore, presented the purses with appropriate speeches. LY COMMITTEES. LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE, AND YORK AND NORTH MIDLAND RAILWAY. —The report of the committee on this company's bill for entering into arrangement, as to the mastagement and working of a portion of their railways, declares the preamble proved. MANOTIZITEB, BUXTON, AND MIDLANDS JUNLTION ILIALWAT.—The committee, in reporting upon this Lill, stet* that they have amended it by specifying therein Own distinctly its objects namely, the lease of it and the Crum ford Canal to the London and North Western or Midland. LIAM BILIONIOXD, AND HaLnAX JUNCTION RAIL W•T.—The committee on the bill for incorporating this railway, to be mode from the Lancashire and Yorkshire at Bawling, set forth that the proposed capital is 200,0001., and loan 601. The amount of shares subscribed is 166,00E4 and deposits paid 16,3631. The line is 8 miles, and esti mated cost 186,0004. ELITISM UNION RAILWILT.—The examiners on standing orders have reported in favour of the introduction °I addi tional provision in this bill. The House of Lords have agreed to the Vale of Ncath, Stockton and Darlington, and Great Southern sad Wcettra Railway (Ireland) Bills. THE ROYAL ASYLUM OP ST. ANN'S SOCIETY.- -The anniversary dinner of this institution, the object of which is the maintenance and education of the children, whether orphans or not, of persons of all nations, who h,v4s mice been in prosperity, was held yesterday at the L o e.;,,ei Tavern, the Earl of Yarborough in the chafr. In propiong the health of the Queen, the chairman alluded to her Ma jesty's having at her own cost sent the whole of the children to the Exhibition last year, and in connexion with that of the "Royal Family," be stated that the whole of the royal family were patrons of the institution, and that the Prince of Wales had exercised his right of presentation in tours than one instant*. After the toasts of the "Archbishop of Canterbury, the: President of the Society," the " Army and Navy," At., the children were introduced into the room, a poetical address written for the occasion was el. li venni by ono of the boys, and they were addressed by '.he Honorary Chaplain.—The Chairman then proposed "Pros perity to the Institution," and expressed his gratification at witnessing the interesting spectacle which had just been afforded them, by the healthy and neat appearance of the children who were maintained and educated by the society. Their appearance showed that they were brought up with sash habits ns would tend to promote their fume useful ness. The inelitutinn was commenced by a few individuals la 1709, who received much assistance from the Society fee Promoting Christian Knowledge, and it had since pros pered greatly; bat, in order to extend its usefulness, it must be largely supported, and the efforts of its supporters should be devoted not only to maintaining its present pi ll too, bat to enlarge its sphere of benefit to the community. It was a peculiarity of this society, that it had no endow ment, but depended entirely on voluntary subscriptions• another peculiarity was, that it was open to the children of persons of all religious persuasions; and though a religions education was insisted on, no objection was made to the re ception of the children of those who dissented from the Church of England. It had recently occurred that, in i consequence of the troubled state of France an English institution of a similar character hail been broken up in that country, and six children from that institution had been immediately received into the St. Ann's Society. There could be no better source from which servants, and even governesses, could be obtained, for the education afforded in the institution fitted many of the girls for such duties. Sines the establishment of the institution 1,000 boys and 600 girls had been placed out and apprenticed, and there were now maintained 300 children of wham 239 were wholly provided fur in the asylum at Brixton, and the remainder were partially essisted in their education and maintenance in town. The noble chairman concluded by a very earnest appeal to the company to assist the institution by subscriptions, and thus is show their gratitude to its managers foe the juolici .1111 manner in which the children were brought up. S. %cid ether toasts were proposed, which were responded to by Mr Booker, M.P., the Rev. Mr. Roberts, &c. Boma ions amounting to above 1,4001. were stated to have bean received. Tug CHINESE JUNK, so lung a lion at lilackc all, has fallen under the shadow of fortune, and is to he sold by section where she now lies (in the West India I owed Dock). The juuk was built in the Chinese seas, in the strongest possible manner, entirely of teak, bur& ii 800 tons. She is at the present time in good repair, and telly eapable of taking a voyage to any part of the wee k'. The hammer is alto to dispose the various articles of furni ture and curiosities contained in the saloon and other parts of the vessel, comprising Chinese weapons, native musical Instruments, paintings,. carved models, richly ornamented o luadarc f ki d n rez in atid iriob ai utaedipe ust too e f s pu te:ii diry v e s th in ei_eripudecu d uniq ir aso ue . 74b e;c iaiin tiin r o ‘ f lanterns, beautiful specimens of Chinese sculpture, emelea to the highest bidder does not appear. *.• . ..; '1 \ '' s /). . ~ - - s \• ,/ ' ":. : r " : .. '47. 1 ,1' ..--T. • ...,. ; / ..st.•:‘, •."',,*‘?••••. -'a. c <4.t. 0116"..*.. I • r !