The Express. — London, England, 1851-06-02 00:00:00

thc:i -mural gift of 3001.; but they eeryliher.lly Tam tot-01 :3,e• at the chapntal toi the steward., 1 , , co si hd the South-We.tera Company tr.buld eontri:rute a ' Haw astoont ; that corn:any having declined to do to, the G.. at V1...el rn sp. h,therto ea itwdortant a.., : tee in the preerar.t.ne, h.ta Whit to the ienot.l, cad the p:,,-1.. • t .lout for Friday it p , or indeed. The races tecr,.3l. et, 0w.% day at halliard on.. 111 e South -Western Seaway Compaq y hare advertised extra traiss on the two great days (Tomday aad Thursday), from the Waterloo Ittatior, at low Wes, and similar revoraisvelation is olf. . red at et, Mat sad by the Great Western C.,mpany. CRICKET. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Tem Day. At Lyrv.—Nlar)texas- C...• •lb three player* v. the Serve, Cab etlts Wee p:ayer, T:ke Wiese aril lie, -Marti hone: Laid G. r e y, Ilan. M. Gelaw.et, A. Hay hilts. J. P. M, o, W. N.,1".1.vv, Km, C. Wa •wift, Eal., V. Watson. Es., J. M. Pli'ros, ikaa. , •Turvty, lilz.a.—vorty: J. Attlee', KN. G. Burnett, EM., S. Ifroer. Pat.. 11 GI le rt. :bag.. A. 31..r.b ul, Eel., P. P. Miler, Lea. F.. Kelm, B. lobate, !e' 9•. breekerel, Loelyer. w Wickb.ve v. Pe Ahem An :on. At C..ertvey.--t le.rtvy •. AMP:none C At bire•Wibes.—Pirnislbeln Jaantape v. PArewthory Ida At te•betleb.—lare- - cf tagi.aol v. Twenty.tw. Wl.lepeb and ile've. The te.,.estiee eke, tv.:i le• am ".1, , art : -fle Y.l.:ve • fells, TA, A. Lynn. k , flat, Guy. II:, yrr, Pan, : I earl of ea, !Hee, 6061, Wee. (bal.:nen, Oran, ' teen, a;,,,0.,11, K . V.r.fr, W. NM, J. D. MY., J. C. Hutt, J. Hoy, (hey. %Were, 6104#11, header. Payee, Webb, labaa"J, To - - A• Lora. —De able, sank tee:ated. At Oa Oue.—beirroy rake T. IL , wlysteut. At tie-ukases Geomad.—T , e • tb Ice. Eberle kw the tex Et of the T. We*. s.beetwu Fr•lnlnnow.Vl.A. A' Amt. eve It • Wet Mew, v. N. rth mepta• Club. Al b rieweb.m. -Thu ewe week weuried. At Wob.aea.--Tbe match ro W.w.• At Owits.—The show. maul exa At WlONeli.—Tlit Orme II nag' At petari.-11 , Lils Culler re.A. e P4u.e7 College. st.ll'. At the flval.—flee Ant+ v. inet..er• (I;teentrlell NA•imete). Atushiot —Rieent .4 Mil ml T. 4 Ozfo , l-111re. Th. Me. mill wie the. :—I be V.k.• :X. le It. / A. tlr...Yqrl Woo. Odes. Clarke. 11 , f. iiuy, It Iller, Iltrunt .1, Port. !Wit, N A M. n, Odor Anse. I. A duo, Y.— Ms. W. tor to. ntottur. Emu. X !ONO, Y.e.M MI, 11. NA. M. X 4. . e. Abr.. log —MY7ie. Coq, Wyatt, Lg., 1.14c.41, barren. num. rILIIIIIT. At **OW —'R• um • it stc • 170itiataed. att Whet —TM above ast,h coatinsA. 14‘ruat.tv. At the Mal. -Th. dry., 0d.,1.1 !Pd. U.:f -IM.b.N Nigel ccae,kJ. THE NIARY1.1 , .(10):11 CLUB AND 011.0t:ND v. THE CS I V Ei:SITY OF CASHIHIDOE. .1 . 104 anuuul cont,4 w.e, brought to • eonehoion on Fri day evenif,.. , , on Pinner , new Fronoel, adjoining l'arkt. c's ri• The ultimata icon: .4004 thu. : NAATIJIIo. U! V. W. b Bu. 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Whans 110Ip• Jame Dolhat, ling .1, Within ..... 0 • 114. b . L llmerk big, sal h Wham ............ 0 T. Wm/4, MAI.. I bw • 10111001 soh ea • Lb, I ► ▪ Wod • 2 2 ► 1110 pr 0 • I*.ar I 110111vr II • ( tlytt* li b ia trioe CALLS TU TIIE B.UL—MIDDLE TEMPLE_ —The Trhiq Term eall• to the boy M the Middle Temple were mad- oa Kitard.ty rr, ninp 1:14, awl th,y comprOu thv fol lowing avittleuira . Juha !tabard Queue, Eq. • Thoutaa Wret, 114. ; Vranei% Foulkes. Meg. ; J.uites Philip Doyle, E-q. ; and Learn., Eeq. 111 r. AnidiWAN floT.tXte Sanctum.-4M Saturday the opening of the American Ex hibition, in the gardens of the Royal Ibrtanic Society, Re gent'. Park, was announced, but, a. generally happen., the plants were not in an advanced condition. The late cold weather boa materially retarded the progress of rhodo dendrons throughout the country. 11w famous collection of the Manion of Aileslisry, in \Viltaltire, has suffered ma terially he the frost, but dance in the Regent's Park have. only Is, Jo kept bark. Although two ist day. are named as exhibit day., the plant. of the America Cllailsition are 1111.111.1 all in bull bloom at 011 Cl., hut, iu order to enjoy their beauty, the suitor ahould in.ps et them several day. in Imes eeseion. Although Saturday was a Hue day, the plants ge nerally were deeidsslly lurLwurd , and the conned of the society, with their usual eve each of the visitors a re admission ticket for the us at show 011 Saturday went. The disappointment thus caused was great m,oty, because the Anrvie.in exhibition excited the greatest interest, anal is yearly looked fur W anent some 111'W di:mirky of artistic skill, and fresh examples of the luxuriant beauty of nature. The first shows of rhislmlandrons were only floricultural dis plays; but on their adoption by the IGe y al Botanic Societe they were Lanai Advantage of by the eminent curator of abbe society, as a means of posturing new effects in landscape gardening. On the present formica the fie was devoted to the show of American planta generally, and rhoduslen drois and 0,11 , 0.1 in ',Articular. Of the former ub the charming flowering shrub., thee: were sante very rare aPleis amens. In e rusequence of the influx of foreizt visite a, the society have Oven notice that each felon shall have v.,: privilege of admitting four instead of two frieuds on Mon day.. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Friday. in each week, anal a very brilliant attendance may, therefore, be expected at tureceding Pres. A beautiful unfinished sketch by Mr. Bartholomew was exhibited, the subject of which woe • new peony, imported from Shaoghar, by Mr. Standish. It is of a light cram colour, and shoes a profusion of yellow stations. 'There is alor a very tine specimen of the cupresms false bris, brought from the valley of Tourbs, on the Pekin river. and unlj now introduced, although noticed of yore by Lord Macartney. Sotrithatauding the Dr awing-room, which prevented a sisit from her Majesty and the princes, there was a very large fashionable muster, the facilityof 00. ern allowing many to dress again alt T the court, and reach the gardens. It was remarked :es one of the bust dn.ssed days of an OCC100011alwaj• noted for fashionable display. The double ticket was nu doubt wow attractiou, and the numb. r of visitors was about four thonsand. while nearly two hundred paid the enhanced price of 7a. tip. at the gates. The proportion of foreigners was very coaspieuous, and they looked with sorrel.: on what was passing around them. • Some on admission at the gate inquired whether their Se. tickets entitled them to anything to eat, eating being resumed an inseparable accompaniment to every thing Ksgli.h; but the extra ticket, the sight of the tine landenap and the society of an el e gant assemblage, soon satisfied e them they had enough for their money. Among the more prominent of the foreign visitors, and who were guests of the society, several excited much attention. Be anies a distinguished Turkish party, attended by Mr. &Arab, few failed to notice the Count Battlivany, brother of the Ilungarian prime rniubiter, murdered lay the Aus trian government: the Prince Charles Lucien, of Canino, with his Bonaparte countenance, and the Count de Thema, the late master of Portugal. EXCISE SEIZURE.—On Saturday morning Messrs. Elm y and a party of Excise ofileers effected an eatrauce to the house Nu. 10, Mai,lsteue.pluee, Bethnal-green, and found an upper room fitted up as a distillery, with a s till thee in fell operation, and in the place about 30 gallons of molasses wash, quantities of spirits, and all the sppurte imams for illicit dictilLstion, the whole of which the °Sects seised, and subsequently eonveyed to the Excise cellar. A man named John Henry Wilson. who was utter.ding to the stil/, was taken before the magistrates at Worship -street, and committed to the House of Ciorreetion tor three months, fa default of payment of the 301. penalty, it was the third emulation of the kind that had taken place at the tame pollee wart fa the some of the yak. ;Lain Intelligence. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH--SATURDIT. SMIONIS loco.-4VI•t-lt tman Cars u, Ma. Stoics earn,. POll. Pl. h . MS (1.1.111.15,, ASO Ns. jr,pC. TMI MATTER OF AN AWARD METTLE'( TOE GET AY WE , YERN IEAILWAY COMPANY AND THE INRAOITANTI Or Ttatttunitt. This was • question as to the amount at which the parish of Tilehurst were entitled to rate the Great Western Railway Company, in respect of so much of their branch line from Reeling to Hungerford as was situate within the parish. The fact. had been found by on arbitrator, and the sessions had fixed the rateable value at 300/. per mile, subject to be reduced to 2.51/. if thin court should think that the company were entitled to make the deductious claimed by them in respect of the reparation of the perma nent way, or of the reproduction of the stock beyond the amount abwilutely expended by them ; and to be further to:dated to the amount of 30/. per mile if the court shceild be of opinion that the deduction on account of the general expenses of the line were to be calculated on the principle contended for by the company. The real substantial questima was, it being admitted that the arose earnings must be calcula ted parochially, whether the oataoingi must be calculated iu the tame way. It was eontmiled, on behalf of the parish, that though the earn inas might be so calculated, it was quite impossible to cal culate the outgoinze upon that principle, because it was Un pos,ible to say what part of the establishment required to be kept at Paddington ' for instance, was required upon account of the railroad running through Tilehurst arish, though some part clearly was; in the same way part ac 11, work• in the parish might be expensive, but neces sary for the earnings upon other parts of the line, and the p Irish had a right to contend that the whole should not be deducted Iron the rateable value in that parish ; and the was adduced as an example of the inclined plane at ~lir.ms3mCc on the Birmingham and Gloucester line, which involved the noccawitv of keeping stationery engines at con.iderable expense in that parish, but which could not tie properly considered as a deduction from the earnings in Bronssgrove, for without the expense thus created iias seogers could not get from Birmingham to Gloucester at all. The further argument in the ease was adjourned till next Wednailay. BA IL COURT.-SATI:RDA PIITT/41, rr BANCYI-Ilt F 001.1.4111. Tux LIKE Of littuNs ll . lol 0. HASNIA.-LIBLL.-AkrLl- CATION AS TO COSTS. .....-.. Mr. James mored for a rule to show cause why the Master should not allow the defendant the tats of a trial. The plaintiff had brought an action against the defendant as wopriet.tr of the It lluspatcA, for a libel published in that paper not the 19th of September, 1830, and republished in a more rei.. nt n.tmber of the same journal. Esidenec was ;riven on the tad that butt of the papers produced, containing the libel, were purchased at the office of the viper, awl the jury gave a verdict fur the plaintiff, with 40. damages. In consequence of some circumstance aftrwards di.cosered, a rule nisi was subsequently granted, and made ale:alute, for a new trial, and when the cause was ,again tried, the jury found a verdict fur the defendant 'the object of the present application was to obtain from the plaintiff the costs of the firtt action. Mr. Justice Wightman said, as the full court had granted the rule nisi, and made it absolute, he thought the learned couival had better make his application there. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—SATURDAY. 11111711.11 AT Nits PC 11, IN 3181:11.11.R111%. —Kra. ML JCIITICIt iV11.1.1•11. A . .le • CONIIOII Jr,T. ..... DIE DEM. MACK ENV r AND OTIIEM.4 r. 11.1 vms.--EJErr n Est' MILP.CoVED 1 . 10.U1,ES OCCUPIED UY AN ESTALLIbII MENT OP ILWIAN CATIIOI.IC LADIES. This was an action of ejectment brought by the lessnra of the plaintiff as trusteel of Mrs. Elie, to recover 110 - Wkdian Oa large bowie, with the garden and premises ad palling, known as Colby-house. nearly opposite to Keusing ton Palace. The house (according to the plaintiffs' coun sel) was occupied by some ladies of the Roman catholic pi rsuasion who formerly had a convent at Clapham, but hail subsequently removed the establishment, which con sisted of a lady superior, several governesses, await boarders, visitors, and servants, to Kensingnin. Mrs. Elsie had great objectiou to her hour, being used fur such a purpose, and some ineffectual communications having passed be tween the parties, this action was brought against Mr. Ilaylia, to whom the premises hail been leased by the lessors of the plaintiff, and who had let them to the pre sent occupiers. The ground upon which it was sought to sustain the action was, that certain covenant's in the lease had not been complied with. The elect of the first cove must in question was, that the lessee should not at any nos. dunng the term, without the consent iu writing of the lesson, use, or suffer the house or any part thereof to be used, " for the business of a schoolmaster or schoolmistress, or as a residence for insane persons, or fur any other trade or business whatsoever." ow, it had been decided that persons who took in boanlen and let lodgings carried un trade, and were subject to th b snkrupt laws. lint, beyond this, a portion of the 'kelpi e, ist premises had been sub-let to a greengrocer, and sn ot!, r portion to a plumber, who kept the steak awl imple welts of their trail, s there. There was also a eosenant tie it thu 1e5..., should, during the term, insure, awl keep insured, the property, and it was specially mentioned that he was to insure not only the house hut also the coach house, stab:a, and premises; hut the plaintiff's ease WAS, that some of the outbuilding" hail riot been insured at all, Atha it was slur said that the insurances elfeeted were not of suftleient amount to cover the value of the property, as they ou flit to hive ben. The policies said that there was to he no pipe, stove, or heated:air flue upon the premises ; hut when the ladies who now occupied entered into possession, they mule certain alr rations. For instance, they made p sr: of the great ball into an ante-room the ileac ing-room I they ronverwil into a chapel, and the ' dining -room into u • arrigy, and the In el-roolus were divided into small demi ' thrive. In the ante-room, they had meted a stove with • liar, but they had given no notice to the insurance cum patsy of that fact, as they ought to lure dole ; and in the 4it.lien they had erected a flue which pawed in the china ' list. This, it was etnitendt.d, amounted to s breach at the covenant to insure which meant that the premises should be ao thalami that in the event of a fire, the amount of the 'Waage could be recovered from the insurance office. Mr. Me rjeaut By.* and Mr. Parry . appeared for the p:aiiitiffs, and Mr. Verjeant Slice, Mr. sive:diem. and Mr. SI ieuantara an re for the elefeudanto. The plaintiffs called witnesses to support their case, and from their tiatirsony it appeared that the premise, were na il -mad in the Globe open two policies, effected in July and August, ISraft, for 2,0001. and ~3do/., but the coach-house, ' :tram-house, and gardener's residence were excepted from the policies. The value of the premises was sworn to be 4,1X101., but the gen stool whether the insurances were tuff- I iitut in amount was abandoned by the plaintiff,' counsel. It was shown that the stoves referred to had been put up and that no notice hail been given to the insurance Alec of the fart until April last, but the policies now contained en der-ements that these stoves had been allowed by the office. The insurance was by the lease to be in the Globe, or any other respectable office, sanctioned by the plaintiffs, and wit nesses were called to show that only the two policies above meutioned had been effected m the Globe. As to the question of trade it was shown that a gr.-townie, r and a plumber had been permitted to place some :winks u-eil by them in their trades 'in the met house., but it did not appear that they .''aid any rent. Mi. Prestwich was also called, and from her teatimony it appeared that the establishment which was under her management was nut • consent, but was a cha ritable iustitution devoted to the reception of ladies who had been discarded by their friends in consequence of having adopted the Roman catholic faith. The witness said that she sopported the establishment out of her owe private resources assisted by donations. The distribution of these donation, was entirely within her own diseretiou, and no money was revived from any lady . its the Louie. Mr. Justice Williams expressed his op inion that as far as the iustitution itself was concerned there was no breach of the covenant not to permit the business of • schoolmate or mistress, or any trade to be carried on, but ao to what had been dour by the greengrocer and the plumber that must be left to the jury. Mr. Serjeaut Ace then addressed tlw jury, and contended that nu trade or business had bem permitted upon the pre- inisea, and a, to the insurances he urged open them that before they avoided a lease, of which there Is, re eighteen years to run, the plaintiffs must prove to them conclusively that no other policy than those which hail been mentioned hail been elected, and that no notice as to the stores had been given previous to the one in April. Mr. Justice Williams summed up, and left it to the jury to say, first, whether or not the defeuelants used, or suffered to be used. the said house, coach house, stable, and premises, or any part thereof, fur any trade or business, as that of a greengroter or plumber, as suggested by the pleintiff s; or cannily, whether the policies a hick hail been referred to were the only policies which had Lieu effected in the Globe. or any other office .auctioned by the landlords: and, thirdly, whether the stoves had la en u-ed fur the purpose of heat hs,: the premises, without any notice to the insurance office before toe uotice in April. 'rise jury, after an aleience from court of about half an hour, stave their opinion that past of tire premises hail been used for the purposes of the trades of a greengrocer and a ptunther ; that toe two policies were the only ones which hail been eff. et; 1 ; and that the etovea were erected and used without notice being given. A verdict was then entered for the plaintiffs, and leave was given to the defeudant to move the court. COURT OF EXCHEQUEL—S.trraDAT, 811171 W 111 Wive. BrDllOll r. FIROCIOUR BULL. This was an action by which the plaintiff sought to re cover damages for certain injuries which he bad sustained by having been gored by a bull, the property of the de fendant, a cowkeeper, in the neighbourhood of Hackney. At the trial before the Lord Chief Baron, at the sittings atter Hilary Term last, the jury gave a verdict for the plaintiff, with 101. damages. A rule to set that verdict ,aside, and enter a nonsuit, was subsequently obtained, on the ground that there was no evidence to show that the de fendant was aware that the bull was a vicious or ferocious animal, or that it was in the habit of goring or attacking mankind. It appeared, however, upon the trial, that this bull had on previous occasions run at a person who had something cad about his (bras ' and that it had al so a tt ac k e d a postman wearing the usu al scarlet collar to his cont. The plaintiff held a red bundle or handkerchief in his hand when the attack in question was made upon him. Mr. Baron Alderson said it was a known fact, from the writings of the highest authorities on the subject, that bulls would run at adytidos rod or searitt. It was, tliordort, settouty to lobs jaw posiostkos tdrok oodi todotals we drives aims So *dab litglawog.lllllo Idodakqes lei THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 2, 1851. Court of Aldermen were to attempt to go in procession, in their scarlet robes, through Smithfield, on a market-day, they would won tint themselves quickly eje....ted by a rush beiag made upon them by all the bulls i:t tae market. (Laughter.) Arise wwe further discussion, the court took time to con sider their judgment. Judgment deferred accordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. _ Julia King, aged 22, and Satan Jackson, aged to, were charged with attempting to commit suicide by pi eipitating themselves from the railings at the head of the steps leading from Blaekfriars-bridv into the water. 828 said he was on duty on Blackfriars- bridge on Saturday morning about half-pist 3 o'clock, and noticed the prisoners standing in front of the rail., at the cud of the bridge, looking into the water. They stood there fur about five minutes while he watched. He left the spot for about a minute or two, and when be returned he missed the prisoners, and on looking over the parapet he Law them struggling in the water. Ile ran down the steps r tiling for assistance, when a man who was passing plunged into the water and fetched them both out. . John Murphy. a labouring man, said lie saw the prisoners in the water, and immediately ran down the steps and jumped in after them. It was nearly low water. Jackson was at the side of the steps, and King was under one of the ar c hes, both in eery deep water. Jackson contrived to keep herself supported above water for a short time by the aid of • log of wood, when she was saved by Murphy, who directly after jumped in again and rescued King as sbc was about sinking fur the last time, and brought her safe to shore. Inspector Scott, of the Fleet-street station, said Jackson was under the influence of drink when brought to the sta tion. They said Viey both agreed to di troy themselves together. The father of King had been communicated with, but he said he would have nothing to do with her, she was such a dissipated character. She was married, but had been separated from her husband 14 months. The other prisoner refused to give any account of herself. Alderman Lawrence said he would remand the prisoners fur a short time, to make further inquiries, and if le: found they were the disreputable characters the officers had stated he would send them to prison. With regard to the man who had saved them, his conduct he considered highly me ritorious, and it was with great pleasure he awarded him ss. from the poor-hoz of the court. I'. Smith was charged on suspicion with stealing a cob, value 151., the property of Mr. Tapley, of the Camberwell New road. Benjamin Tapley said he had the cob for sale, which was put up at Dixon's r. pasitore. lie bought it in, and pri soner carne to him, and suiehe wanted to buy the horse for a gentleman of the name of Smith, of Leicester-square. Prison: r then took the cub horse to the Castle and Falcon, Aldersgate-street, where its qualities were tt sted in the presence of a party introduced as the purchav-r, who soon after went into the house, and witness, thinking he was going to pay for the horse, followed him into the house, but when he came out again the prisoner and the horse were both missing. He went into the house again, and was followed by a third party, who was in company with the purchaser. Ile asked witness to advance him 171., alleging that he had a large note in his pocket, which he was unable to get changed. During this time the purchaser disappeared, yet still, on the faith of the large note, he advanced the 17/. In a few minutes the man went out for the purpose of getting the note changed and paying for the horse, but after the lapse of a considerable time, the witness went out in search of the min, but saw nothing of him after. Farrell, the constable attached to the post-office, said be saw the prisoner and three other parties in communication together on the day in question ; two of the strange men were the purchaser and the borrower of the 17!. Ile gave information to the ostler, and while talking with hiiu be heard prosecutor complain of his loss, and saw the pri soner passing the end of the yard. Ile gave him into cus tody, and told the ostler to detain a hay mare that the bor rower of the money had left behind ham, but which was of small value. Henry Webb made inquiry about the address of Mr. Smith, in Leicester•square, and found it was entirely fal..e. Alderman Lawrence remanded the prisoner for further examination, and to afford the officers an opportunity of ascertaining what had become of the horse. BOW STREET. Sarah Ann 31ararthy, against whom a verdict of man slaughter has been returned by the coroner's jury for vio lent!). assaulting Elizabeth Allen, deca am:4, with a poker, in Taylor's.buildings, St. Martin's-lane, was again placed at the bar, and, in consequence of the dangerous illness of is young female who is the principal witness, she was ordered to be attain remanded. A young man named John Fallow was next brought up charged with violently assaulting Caroline Eaton, the wit ness in the foregoing ease, from which her life is in danger. Mr. Henry said that, finding front the certificate of the surgeon the young woman had been attacked with erysipelas from the injuries she had received by the prisoner repeat edly kicking her in the head, he went to her lodgings, which is as wretched an abode as could be conceived, for the purpose of taking her deposition, but finding her in such • low condition, and unable to utter a word, or understand what was said to her, he was compelled to postpone further inquiry until she should become more collected, and he should therefore oral, r the prisoner to be remanded. A young fellow who gave the name of ThontasSmiM, and said he had no fiscal place of abode, was charged with pick ing pockets in St. James's-park. The prisoner was a suspicious looking character, which iaduceal two constables to attend on him in the crowd as sembled to see the lords and ladies proceed to the drawing room, and atter exorcising his skill on several to no purpose, he applied it to the pocket of Miss Shufrey, a lady residing at Norwood, from whom he took a purse, but dropped it, see ing that his escape was hopeless, and it was found to con tain a 51. note, four sovereigns, two half-crowns, with other silver coins, and two diamonds. The priooner said he was not known, and he was com mitted to the Mitl,llv,x Sect ions for trial. WORSHIP-STREET. Mr. Damn,. Pitt, dccribrd as a dram atic author, was oharg:st with having stolen two pillows, two blanket*, and various other articles, the prope rty of his landlady, Mrs. Lydia Moggeridge, /raiding in Old Gluucester-street, ifoxt.m. The prosecute.' stated that the prisoner had lodged in her house for a considerable period, and that circumstances having occurred that morning which excited her suspicions, she was induced to enter his sleeping apartment, in exa- mining which she discovered that three sheets, two pillows, and a variety of other property had been abstracted. The prisoner was absent at the time she missed the articles, but , he shortly afterwards returned, and on chuging him with having clandestinely disposed of them, he at once admitted the fact, and strongly urged her to indulge him with fulfi -1 cient time to enable hint to replace the property, but she declined doing so, and, basing scot for a policeman, he was given into custody. On bring called upon fur his defence, the prisoner, who exhibited an acute setae of the degrading position in which he was placed, and was evidently labouring under extreme nervous prostration and debility, declared that he had been impelled to commit the offence under the pressure of seven: privation and distress, which had reduced him to the last extremity, and the magistrate might form some idea of the want and sufferin4 he had undergone when he mentioned the fact that he hail not tasted a morsel of Loud for three y.. " Mr. Ilammill said that it was a very painful case, but as the charge had been conclusively established, he had no other alternative than to order Aim to be remanded fur a week. Police-constable So. 428 then applied to the magistrate for instructions as to the disposal of • bottle containing a quantity of laudanam, which he had found upon the pri soner, at the time of his apprehension, and which the latter had since urgently demanded should be restored back to his poasession. Mr. Pitt explained that he had, for a long time past, been in the habit of using the narcotic for the alleviation of a painful internal complaint, with which he was afflicted ; sad he trusted, under such circumstances, that the magis trate would order it to be delivered up to him. Mr. Ilammill, however, refused to accede to the request, and intimated to the accused that if the state of his health Was such as to require such • drug, it would be properly administered to him, and he might depend upon receiving every attention from the medical authorities at the House of Detention. MARKETS. COTTON.—LfvEItrooL, Mar 31.—The market has bran animated Vadat. and ;aloes of American are a ahado hierbrr, all Warr an • az- the rano, Ihe oaks are eatlrnated at atanta 10,0at1 p.on whlen Imre taloa. for export and 3, 0 0 1 on n,otairlon, and Include ab .nt 9.1 0 1 Anwri,n, ' 3 Pernam and Maranhato, 71d. to Apt; ISO 11,Ma., GI& to ed.; ISO gyptlan, cad. to Std.; and VA 30. to 44d. -- -- - MANCIIESTIII, MAT 31—Spinners and manufacturers having shown no dinceitlon to depart from the low pikes of Tuesday and Thursday, we have had again a Mr hominess. and a feeling of greater cheerfulness {Arcades the market. Increased confidence has seen imparted by the attempt h.r tcg proved abortive to calm the rates of cotton in the Liverpool trhitir-t, and mhoo the nest Annul ete.udere eh kra lw cries u t the °ex, eh lit of the Ail iliac without much forth, r this state of affstra mar continue. The envie., byte- of til ows, which bag come into port at Liverpool since our nvirket ersed tri-day, erialt4 do not give ground 4w am ream hop - of this, for the CambeLie news on the 15th had c ailed cotton to g t down to I crud. at New York, with a di:pa:Pion am min cotton batik ra gild to bung tumult rupiahs. Our sales of am this month g were drietty for manulee'urerii, but the export boom., bre b for fella and the Cuniitieui, were covert... The cloth trade is chiefly oxidant ti toe light f ibre., but it ineliiCes all chosen of geode—m.rrow with doine•tic,ling eoths, printer:, onadspe Wring% ,isocimet muillas, Ice. Dm Feint trade also engages a fair share of attention. WOOL SALES.—There has been from the commencement of the past seek a large Atentaner of our men rnans , ncturera, but w frown France, B ignma, wart tianaany. Peeve bare bees to.erably ste,y, bat of the t co. they area ehad: in far. or of tee buyer. The quanuty coyote I yet to be brought forward L. abut 43,000 boo., tearing, of tli new arr.sats, .3,0 , 0 to be carried un totbe Jule plea. Dealer, and mtnufaethrera buy wiat ercat caution, at uak sees toklo 'or the rrnua tacG roman wad f &it, which are I email, Os. and h Anne in sit b:t a very large turd Etty of wool, furs toe 'mama. colwraw will be brought to the loin ober In July and Alwyn. WOOL.—LivanrooL, June 2.—Cowitlerable improve. main has been anewtrateo In We Wool make. the ughout lest m o•Ila in the demon! for we.: Oe•ei m nv, wtich not ;a confirms the e rat ; XpeCtation of no her for dot, 'Mr:aim in value, but aloe an evidence of the Ka:Mine, of !nu!e in them tatIOIMIt AM!rteta. In whatever direction the me is turner in the nion,t,etwing towns, t. r twasumption is truing rapinly onward; • hetht r remunerative or otherwise, to a qui ion that lb votorrned must determine; there fore, as lo ng :A the nulls are larking, end stocke in the hands of the pea:twat fight, there ennui a great pen,,L/Ilitv of he new clip, now prorreas. sel.hur high. r th..m het yeti's prices at the same per al. The C.: wines. in re has been an ow Wimp, and all by pritate treaty. :•••twitiatanding We walk ales in London, the 41 mad here his teen somewhat wino wed, and on advance Ls nod. fie ; in some close., causing a flawless which is likely to emiure. The trainee-Iw, of the month have been In East India, Oporto, ✓eoibing ex, 'polio Lambs and assorts, Oporto akin, Kumar. kalf. gne Sena, A Egyptian, Ll-bn, Peeuvian, and Alp,ea, Me., ire. Egypptiar, human, Etat India, and Oporto Lanai are e. AT e, and much wanted, the markets geae r.lly `erg haliffertiatly supplied with nut kinds of good useful low Wools. Ad the Alpaca a sold, and numerous buyers are ready for hash aerie .1s; the same remark applies to mohair. Scotch: Tiding mew have etoarred in Cheviot, tut a lair quantity of laid Haitian. btu changed hands at the root owns; a teas been done ill Mal ear; Whitt illilharA a, in rood deumod, tiu• thew ie Ilene to IN had; In :art clea-e•ashed S.wten Wools are th• enuet wanted. Laglesn and linh : hero ore few eases pawing in fierce or ekin; ev. ry party aiii,as maimm to see bow prices of the new nip will rear ere they ream to 0,.4 ear with an.thirrice; we have predicted logh ratee, and, as an opening, we remark that at one of the York. Fume market., (Pontefract) there wore about forty sheet' of new Wools. and as many buyer. as rhea to, th. prices re:WNW were about 310. per pack t littler than at the mme period lot year. The public vales are proceeding ahlthetorily in London; in fine Wools the opinions vary comparison with the nations sale, but low Wooto tVe gone off at au title:woe.— From Icaepli licliinacci oral Co.'s Circular. WOOLLEN CLOTH.— LEEDS, MAY 31.—Before the commenoenie.d. of the peerect Lond;in Mka a general dapnealon gee snied here that the prim of wool would Lill. Saab is not the ease. The pekes of the I at sales are fully maintained, and hiking Into co, siderstioa the tide; kw condition there to no doubt wont is considerably desrer. This :act lua given a firmer tom to the Ball Cloth Market ; and the improved character we reported on Tumidly. has been natio- Cared to.dsy. A most ti.iness Am been done. in the warehouses ■ fur swamp trnie bee Meu dune this week. lIARDWAILE.—IiiiiWINGII.•II, MAY 31.—Trade here withnues getwraly in a healthy state; in some branches were ia a trithag Ilathre. bat worthy of notee. At a protec i mite isoupect m ti n ocgtbbnailed, a day or two etre, a gentleman named Your.g deli, tinl a opetech, the staple of which Mat reference to the trade f this district, and the dedoctions of the orator wire to the effect that everythimr and everybody eoneerned In the teed/ of this lowa and the nelgh'ourhood way on tie high road to Irretrievable ruin. Duro was a great Mal of plauelbility about this person's r. to soon rah tat they carried with them the senilaanee of truth, asd am the same •tory aid doubt! vs be tepee:eel elsewhere, where the facts are not ao well known, it is worth a hie that here and at ones the tale should la: flatly c..ntratheted. Mr. Young was quoting from and commenung upon an article which app oral in a heat paper cn 'he nein,: .-f th.• iron bade, and front thin and other Lee Wthm his lanowh l ll , ." he boldly aseerted that our manufacturers weir all prods tag t Ira; teat the arbiter, were t °ltaly swallowing t. th-ir capital, lout:hat the ett c: of inaehAing e- appetite.. (the result of free trate) hut Lk- nto 0,11104 our manufacturer to produce a far inferior dewription er•ods titan formerly; that foreign dealer. had no longer any conflden, e m the h :010101 panicular hours ; that our R vl, wee now produead without any reference to qu dity; that con tracts w•-re taken w..houi any reference to mutt.. ; that toe irommen tees and other persona of that ci gas were even now endeavouring to mart the eitgenciee into which they ore plunge! by • reduction of the werkat' n's warrea; and that all theme !hints woad before very long bring about such a net-mains a. wool 1 bad to the peril of a revolu tion. In some t a is of hi" speech the persou did not hesitate to em ploy ouch phrases as •• gross and fl grant falsehood" when speaking 01 others; he could semen, therefore complain if they were applied to himself; at haw, however, it may be said that the stwegueata Mr. Young thus put !mai are titre of a iity end ignorant old man. It im not true that the ironmasters aro madeavonring to redeem the wages ef their workaion. Or at hough the of iron has gone down greatly, and present priers are anything but firm, there bas been ro attc.ont en the tart of the iroormoters to reduce w.ages, sad as tor attars, the district was never freer from them than duties Me last three Jean. It I. nut true that in tonic-cue nee 01 cowl. -titian an inferior ttescriptlun of go has pro• third, and that foremen bad no longer confidence in tee marks of old.iatablisheo house., :—On the contrary, the proportkes of the anointment deecripturs of goods made here, is very much leas than formerly; the change in tat• respect during the last three years even ha. been very great, and as to branches, Mr. Young is challenged to name an instance where a single house here, having a name for a par. titular ..rtiele, has %elated its reputatta. This parrot., if be [LA any' cord his his own credit, is bound at our to furabh more pirticuats—to cite Lets In support of his as ertione, or nu longer to palm off such trumpery stud, son the public Mr. Young says, fur. ther, that competition IA ruining the manefactureis, arid That the mi. tans are sus hewing the c mital of their entptiq en. !low much urger a this nor, to he told, and when is the crop to vane ! This has been the tale f tee mhleigrub fraternity, to which this maroon belongs, any time tor any number of years; au sung the past men years would nave farautnot some sort of an indication that this idea eras wen ioundol. In sate re pees It has been a trying time (the year 11147 supeci.uly) for all mercantile men in Mkt I district. What has been the result! One single failure alone worthy •of notice In sit this vast manufacturing town and distract. Is view of such a fart it is set worth while to ant further with so *hallow sad superficial a person as Mr. Young. if our manufacturers are not getting a large melt, they are doing a Loge trade at a moderate prat upon I 4ar better foundatten and with leas risk (eqweially the foreign trade) thou it wa. ever Moe before, ael cons, quietly with far more adra.ttige to tnewselvea There Is nothitrr what:ear to ware net the amclusion that lb are to an ere,. of speculation In trod* at this rno. meet; and assuredly every manuacturer of resaectshilny Triode r .bawd Mr. Y- wig'. Idea that his workmen are swallowing his capital. licore this pecans repeats his statement Its the agricultural thatriets, Ise Is challenged to confute this report. CORN.—Annovau, May 31.—The supply of Wheat to day was mal.rate, but the attendance of telyei• was warn par. eased to .he ratent of their immediate wants ; ame , quent y tittle basins*. warn transacted at former ratee. Flour unaltered in mdue. Borley wm nut t sager to buy. md grinding qualities were in fair request. The suns remark will apply to data. Beane and Peas were held for the Lune price, and but little has.nem doing. Wheat, 325. to 44.. per qr. barley, las. to 24e. Outs, Ids. to 21.. Brawl, Ws. to 314. Malt, Os. to ns.6d. per bushel. AYLnabtlitT, May 31.—Wheat is moderate supply at bat w..eles prices, and dull .ale. beans 1.. dearer, and In good sap. ply. Other kind: Aka, at late rake. BLANotomb, May 31.—We had a fair show of Wheat it oder, but Ouyet, Were two Chub( ti purchase exec pt at a redaction of peas; ‘, but sales were, however, oat pre:de:4 and but halelnd neoo owe a: Lod nt Ws taloa. Butte) wax hno inquired for, and met , the tam fn favour of the laiyi tic Ibe beet dewnptioo of Oats Were in deman and inalatain. Li their prim. Not suilleient doing in any other article to note any alteration. 36*. to Ws. Barley, 10 .1. to lac UeY, lid to ate. beano, Ult. to 360. per qr. Malt s to 64. 6cl. tier bushel. Bosrux, May 31.—We have had a small attendance of farmers at market today, and very little of any gram offering. %a beat Acidity en:damned the rates of Wednetadey. Oats and beans In demand, sad nue amply of ea h were daspostd of la favour of the sailer. CAMBILIDGE, May M.—Wheat was Is. per qr. dearer; other gram to mall supply, and una.tered oI value tra.a.l. Wheat, red, 34. to 41a.; waits, 42. a. tu 43a. barley, Zia. to 32.. Besse, AL to 30r.; old, 31a. Oat., Ws. to He. CANTKILIreItY, May 31.—Our supply was quite equal to the demano , but a very dull sale, wat prime about the same. Wheat, what*, 310. to IM.; brown. his. to 40s. Harley, 23e. Oats, lift. deanA, U.s. to 20.. raw, as. CALLLISLP, 31..ty 31.—There Iva+ about an average supply of viol at rue nutrset Ussley, ell ut which met wub a peg &masa. at pnces mush OM lam us tor some week, back. COLCalet2Th, May 31.-Supply of Wheat is small; red maw quite ea le,h; the white is more an demand, and Is. pa qr. more antsy w generally °teamed. Barley, Beans, and Peas suU treaty, and last Sitorday's rafter, wed maintained. GLOCCIeTeIt, May 31.-At our market this day the Eng lish Willat on oder woo readily taken at the eatreme prices of last week. In foreign the sales continue on a united task, and foram quo•ations cannot be eaccedel. Barley and Beans, being in eery small compass, lull prices an obtained upon the salts effected. noose a.l. have 2410,114 bat beet qualities not bums at our quotations. Prices are: - Wheat, English, white, per imp. qr. of ilente., 4135. to 12..; red,39a. to DP.; Dentate and white Dennesoce, 4 W. to Wm; red Polish Oakum, or choice lhatubo, to 375.; Maranon*, Pome ranian, Stettin, mai Ilmibuag, Upland, 375. to 3te.; common Odessa, Danube, IMaila, 31s. to 3)5.; hard, Kubanka and T aga n rog , 34 5. to 36 5 .• !french wham 41.. to 42..; red, 37t. to 345. Ishrhy, Encllali,maltiag, pr impend; 24e. to Die; Irish, 236. to 34r.; Baal., 24e. to aba.; Oderbruch, Pomeranian, ac., 235. Od. to 23e. W.; English, grinding, per Imp. qr., 225. to 24e. W.; Irish, 31s. td. to 92e.; foreign, 224 '.l. to Maul. Beans, Loginti, per hop. or. 65•1t0., 245. to 9a.; hatypaan, 27..; Prawn, Dutch, small tick, 275, to lbs. ; Irkb, 27a. to 2m. ats, Weafuni, Eaniesurthy, and Limerick, per 31.2175., white, 21s. tau. to 225. td. • Cork, Waterford, and Yougtial, 20s. to 215.134. ; black, lba.felltolhi. Od. Welsh, ditto, .be 6d, to Or.; foreign, eel/ping Sulks. 4lllh, ; to Ma. 15.., Eratlab, weaken, per hop. qr., 325. to 33e. • foreign, 30a. to 31s. Englkh and foreign grinders, per 6:41te., Bri. to Bk. Linseed Cake., Frentli, pm ton, 150 e. to 1255. Imports of the walk ending 11.7 31 :-Wheat, Mei qrs.; Batley, 280; Oats, 1,308, OVILDFORD, May 31.-The supply of Wheat to-day was moderate, the drortnd for which was aideglida ; prices geneeally were deism. as lad week, bat where sales were mewed hea lwas7 loo to be taken. Wheat, 335. to 404. Barley, Ski. to Su. Omn i Las. HiIIEFORD, May 31.-The market was WA, nthisided as t 0 tanners treday, and the quentity of Wheel en ellw am y s = Considerable ; as they mere online us.. Mil • Tate fir compared with tbe value of Flom, the /111114.1111 way eon nearly. There were only ha Wilma um On muthst i and thity, so well as the dealer., were diehard is bap et kfgessr rates, salleell• sequelitly It was otaly towards the dose that Ilea badmen was dens la Whet; Beam and Barey in regret et • Webs rim. Ilsarroan, May 31.-The melted to-day fairly supplied with Wheat; the swipes mad, rather wee wow, Mad the mane deacriptioas oou.d not be diepowd of. en mask l oamy. Oats, 61, per qr. dearer. Pam aid orb km yea% pram. Wheat, 235. to 30e. pe r. Su& lkehy, 1I• SOL pee °an. DLL to 21a. per qr. Paw, 17s. to 265. per loot Ihres, 1.5. . to Vs. Tares, Sasso S.* • KINDAL, May 31.—At our market this moraine we bid an avers& suppl a butts Wurt .14.1 ,ata, trim a dulld, be ask at la 4 areek'• rku. Wheat, Vs. Ed. to Vt. per load at i 0 slow Oats, lad. to 11d. ptr att.t.a. Lerma/rim, iay 31.—The weather continues beautifully tea sad Whew wags well ea the robed ; but wins Goes willies" mat ma, Mk hirs aschetwas will sapplial with %Ilse; whisk met a Plow, dragging pale, at a &aline of 3tl. to Bd. p r 2001ba. (hlt.e. l W. o .a.n a alnw ,Rl,`, and I'm ttrn cheaper. Arrivals lagbt, 2.4. to 975. bd. per 2Sollo. Demo% 174, to 144 Oatmeal. 174 to 245. per :MM.. LIIICNSTER, May 31.—The Wheat trade was much the mat a• hist w.elt. with . very .hutt supply of Holey. H. e, wtW View W. prim in f.trour of the teller. 2iIANCHESTEit, MAY 31.-Without anything approach ing to 'mirky, 'he trade throughout the week has been of a steady mineamptive charaeter, and previous prices charaeter, ware well main , tallied be allarticks eioupt oats, which were somewhat easier to pure thane. With the exception of a further fair supply or oats from Ire land the bnportsof English and Irish produce into Liveeposl and Emi -1 corn are meat trifling. and from abroad the chief arrivals are of Indian Coen, those of wheat and flour being only to a very intolerant mount. At cur market this morning wheat fully mop-reed the cur. reney of this day ae'nnlg - Int. Of choice treeb-made e Kroclith flour the quantity offering was small, and in the huskiest passing extreme rates were realised for such ; United litotes and Curadian commanded • fair share of attention, and any change in prices was in favour of sellers; whilst French moved off slowly, but could not he obtained on lower terms. Oats must be noted the turn lower; but oatmeal, altheugh in limited request, was not any cheaper. Quotations are - %illicit, per Wald of ;Plies., English, +trite, Sa. and. to 6s. It'd.; red, 3s. 6d. to re. 4d.; Irish, white, 3s. LW. to Ge. 3d. ' red, Ss. 6d. to So. rd.; foretrn, red, N. ed. to be. 3d.; ditto white, Gs. to is. CU. Barley, per bushel of 601te., grinding, 9s. 6d. to 3a. bd. Oats, per butane' of Can., English, blotch, and tine Irish, N. Id. to !EM.; Irish. liiin.dried rues, 2*. 10d. to 3s. Od. Beans, per qr. of 4 Nibt, Enlfreh small 31s. to b3s. 01.; ditto, Uck, 310. to 32a.; foreign. ditto, 26e. Oil. to 295. Pd. Molt, pet 6 imp. buthels, tine. ME to 3i,,, fine sec o nd., HU to 148a. assay per 8 lisp. bushels, white and blue boilers, 30e. to 33p. Flour, per suck of EneliPh and Irish, fine, 26a. to Vs.; sup. rfine and house:holm; 28s. to 29E; extra, and whites, 311. to 315.; double extra, or Sts. t 325.: Fr e n ch, including sack, 31s. id. to 33e. bd. Oat meal, per load 0r34011..., Foolish and Irish, 24. to 235. Mantnostorcit, May 31.-Wheat, considering the sea son of the year, was in good supple, and earns-did the demand. buyers commuted their operatic...o with caution, and sales were dull, price, having • downward tendency. Barley, for plotting, was in- Weed fur, and well ilu.tained previous rates. Oats were in fair demand at Lot week', currency, and the same was the ease in Ibtana aid I.OIJ, thoU,7b bu-inela cue doing in the two LA er a-tic es. Whet it, elle. 42a. Itat.y. Inn. to 21. a. Oa e, 19e. to trans, 30e.:. -,Ge. per tir. Malt, ha. to in. Gt.l. per buthcl. - - • -• - • - NEWCAUTLE-UVON-TTNE, May 31.—The weather this week has been as tint at pomiba during the day, but still continues fruity at nights. 1. - don well-cultolited toils the Wheat, though backward, has Improved much in appearance, but on the cull clays, itoto the land having got indurated, 1, hooks badly, °sing to the tree growth of the punt below completely checked. nixing Own Is suffer ing, and withoet we have rain 'horny the crops must prove defective, more especially Oa,i. At our market this morning we had a mead-rate show of Wheat from the growers, and the arrivals coastwise, well Item sbronl, being equally ea, a clearance of farmers' sample, was early affected at a further improvent of h. per qr., south country, CAI also foreign, partctpa•ing in the advance. The head Memos' rid restated 42e. to 44e.; trul runs of Wisbeach red, 42v.; choice Nor folk, iris. ,• whist Hamburg red male Stettin, 4 to , and Lkinteig, 435., weighed 611 b-, per bushel. flour must be written Is. per each dearer ; and although it a. has not yet been acquired for choice bon-e. bottle. we still think U.° first arrivals wall be taken off at that amend meat, there being little lot unsold on board of ship. In Ure little change. Cirinilng Harry, Hetes, and I',aa, each ashade higher and in request With Oats we are to....erately supplied by our growers, but the ft an: ethartee ham cameo WA, era to be cautious in extending their operation., end terms obt.:diel were Lercely equal to the currency of lad cc 14'Inc arrivals tuie week are: Wheat, coastwise, Gl7 qrs. ' • loreign, I,7aS. Rye, (amigo, 2.,11. Harley, cuaktwi-e, 133; foreign, Iv:. Oats, coaatwur, 1,200. Peas, foreiga, 7. Bean!, west wise, il; foreign, 413. non', 1,629 sacks. NIMPOBT (ISLE op WIGHT), May 31.—At :our market today Wheat net • good sale, at hot week's priced. Barley, Ileum, and Oats Is. per qr. °corer. Won' and Pram 37e. to 395. per qr. I Barley, 23ce to t4a. Oats, 10s. to 235. Itoine,l3os. to 31a. Noawicu May 31.—At our market today there was a g sad tiller of Wheat by the lamest the merchants also were offer ing; there wax Oe nifferencv in prier., and millers meting with great Mltloo, come CO,PiderAle quaaUty was unsold. The quality ta now good, aid quite up to ti2lb& per bualiel. For Flour the demend wan good, but no higher prices amid be obtained; the quantity changed hands was not large. Barley for grinding purposes was very fine, and held fur Is. par qr. more more,. Bean- and Peas realised fully lid. prices. Oats were or good de sand, sod easily obtained le. per qr. advance on our last current prhaio. Wheal, white, tls. to VW. per quarts: ; red 34. to ts. Barley, grinding, Lie. to 27e. begat, We. to 32+. Yea.„ 27a. to 29+. Otos, o.le. to 35s Fine bousetio:d f. o. b. 275. per tack of titillia; purclisfars finding +as aid claiming one raontleit credit. Retail, la. &I. per stone. _ . • NOTYINOIinti, May 31. —Our business in tho Wheat market to-day I. stow. tamers n quire higher prices than millers an at prevent ab e to give, and consequently they buy but little, fuet for rearm want , , at tern. about as last week. AU spring corn ouo tinuet lu duet supply, and luny le. more money Is given La each PZTERBEROOGH ; May 31.—The supply of Whcat here, to-dar, has rod, and it was readily taken off at the tull prices u, lan tiaturday. 5,114. 341.; WA+, tka. ; 11114 tine ample., weigh ing 6311 a 10a. to Ca. per qr. BCJIIS sad toulcy, Is. per qr. dearer. Oats as lard week. PETWORTII, May 31.—We have no change to note in the value Mania at our market to-day, except to U. 0.. wham are more lammed for, at I9s. to Dr. per or. • - PItE3TON, May arrivals arc moderate fur this ovum of the year. 'I no trade bas exhibited c .13901e/tin., firinuere Minn, the week, but wit boot material change al the prior ut any Jr ticleotreept nand, for which en advaoee of 3d. to at. per load woe obtamed at fit ,cl,llrn, oil 1% MD. Way. We had only a snort supply of Erudirh Wheat ut our Corn Exchange tale morning, which we' alt altered at full pricer. Yorergn a slow sate, but unchanged in value. Fleur In batter demand, and the turn in favour of the seller. k' ar Oats, we repeat our quotations of l a st week, m y 25. lid. to ae. per falba. English Oatmeal advanced GI to Is. per load, and Irish fully sustained the silence of Wiaboielay; good qualities, 24e. lid. to 23e. lid.; choke, 20e. W. per 21010 s. Deane firm. Other articles as before. RIADINO, May 31.—We had a better supply of Wheat today than for some weeks plot; the trade w a s very lauguld through out the market, and towards the thee vales were made in favour of tbe buyer. A few sample. , of grinding Barley made 14. per gr. morethan Wt week. Oats very scantily Bunton, and Is. dearer. &tun and Pima without variation. SAFFRON WALUEN, May 31.—Wheat, 38s. to 411. ; To IA Os. per qr. Barley, waiting, 23e. to to.; grusdlog, laa to Ile. dearer, 23e. to ale. ;NAP, ats. to 32e. trate, dearer, lee. to 22e. Suarressuair, May 31.—A fair supply of Wheat, of which muck remulned 111.001t1. '1:1c trade was very Inactive, but DOM theltea test Wheat cculd not he bought on easier term tit an on outur,l4 'oat. Barley was geantlly huoplied, but quite auttloeot tor toe demand, at Lot WOCI'd privet. But her parcols or Oats Outwit hand., winch rupporto.l late pricer. Beans and Peas sttrak ted liltte attention. Wheat, 30g. to 42,'. Barley, lbs. to 23e. Oats, 16s. to 20s. beaus, 30s. to 365. or qr. Flour, as.. ,96. per ma. Stilt2Wsl3t: UT, May 31.—There was a short supply of Wheat, WIC), and OA., ut thts mulist., which met .1,14 & newly sale, at Is. per qr. over lost week's prior.. - - - - - - WaamitorrEa, May 31.—At our market to-day the supply of Wheat was good. The attendance of ouyere leas anon , sod very ads burner wies translated, although at a eeduction is price of Is.. and M many instancee ke. per qr. Flour was Col to to. per qr. cheaper. In Barley dare was but little business transacted, and late quotations were barely suppo ted. rue Uals, Beans and Yeas there was a lack of purdtesen, 'Mien were without alteration in value. Wheat, 26e. to 40s. Basey,„2l4. to roc. Oats, 16s. to 225. beans, 265. to 395. per qr. Malt, 60. to lie. 6d. per bushel. WileeltlßlTEß, May 3l.—With a small supply of Wheat Malay toe trade was dulh at prime elute equal to be.. of this day week, lac transactions in barley wen: very Crabby, and IJIIy main tained last week'. quotstioos. 7 tae Oat track wow arm, at lam quota tions. Beans were .6o inquired tor. tether articles maintained their fawner value, and the eransaction• were very unimporta n t. What may be quoted from Ile to 41a , per qr. Barley, les. to ar. o.lto. NC to 22a. Milt, 48s. to 325. Wlsorcu, May 3l.—With moderate supplies of any ar tkle, the train trade exhibits great newsier, and to-day vo beat ts in suet demand, at tat. to Is, per qr. more money, whilst spelog turn maintains extreme rates. Wheat, white, 31s. to 42e.; extra, ela. ' per qr.; red, 31a. to extra, VW OM; lid - to 1 lid- Pr stone. eam, Us. to Sk. per qr. - - - . .-- Woucastsa., May 31.—English Wheat being much wanted to-day, and the supply being molted, It loud readily, at Is. to la per quarter over the currency of this day se'nolght ; but loreign, wept kreneh and Baltic, was no dearer. Itarley,realised 6d. per qr. more looney. Irish Oats about as much lower. be.rae 'gam rather higher. fro sales reported in Pea., with:bare very seams. Youx, May 31.—We have a fair show of Wheat at this day's maratt, which has meta goad side, at last week's rate.. In other articles no albratien. %heat, a hit, per Map. qr, 4i.. to 44e.; rcd, 38a. to 41.1 e. .'tilt,to Oita, per s.une of 1.1 be., Ild. to I l;d. Flour, per mak of 21101 b., ::ea to am. DUBLIN, MAY 30.—There was a very small supply of home imam at market. Prices without alteraboo, except tor oats, whisk wren 6d. dearer. Yellow Indian corn maintained Its prim, but white IVY rather cheaper. White wheat, am. eitt to 23...; red ditto, ill to 2 , 45.; barley , las. to 13s, ; oats, 10s. to 13.. 6.1 per MI.; oatmeal, 1 Is. to 14a; b akers' Lim, Um to 14a, per cwt. ; Indian earn, 3de. to 34e. pee 48011 A. COWL, May 30.—The weather continues beautifully fine, and is must IseuraLl• for the growing er all of which look re markably healthy and flourishing. the of the weather sums to have had rather a depressing effect on the trade bare, and, with the exception of Oats, which st ow scarce and (Eater, the trade to every description of grain ls quiet. We are, however, still with out arrival.; and, es a steady consumptive demand goes on in nos Vlour, as well as to coarse stuffs, the vane of each kind of grain I. well maintained. The supplies of home grain continue small The tempts few the week or. only—Wheat, 110 barrels ; barrels ; Oslo, 403 barrels. Th ere is no alteration in value. In prime foreign Whs. t we have bad rettier t. as active buainese cerium but Egyptian and other inferior skurip lima =thine to meet • free sale at last week's advance. There Is uo ang. Ws, the stooks et which a re rapio running low, u s e in g l offertood demand at an improvement ut no. in tol. per barrel. We t o r.i. te the value of white, 911. to I ;of black, le. Vd. t o Il e . per hums board. In fine Flour a large consumption is gain; on, and there is a steady sal. io tee article for immediate use, end at late tette. Coarse deeeriptions continue to Fell very freely. The business passing Is Indian Own is rather restricted, and although we cannot quote quiet. any alteration in prices, the market, as regards this a rti c l e, is wArsaroaa, Kay 31.—A continuance of northerly wiads keeps to makes very bare of &metre impedes, sod, with the eateptha of see ear go of Indian Corn, we have no anvil, to report from absoid thine this day seithight. The amount of business tram acted during the week to. not been large, bat prints of mon article. have bass to k,., of eoliths. A our quantity of raining Wheat has Math at fail rites—Egyouith, of width there is sisterly any on er e ban bed thorn sought aner, bat secoodiry deeeripuons, soak is gesudis awl Danube, GOISUIIIe very dlikult of sale. Bar ley—The Om pm& held bon are being retailed at swath prior Oats have ben redly glegrel at at a fur her 'deaths of 3d. per band. this OMn t Our stab of this VS title are completely ea. laustiL 1M lath Wes made were at 21,. per awed fur tialata. Mar tots banked the. The toles wlng an the present quothtions Dried and lento: Wheat, Irish mill, per Rh MOM. to 22e.; shipping, 20e. Id. to 2th; Pottiti Odom, 19s. Id. to all.; French, white, its ed. to 235. Od.; red, 22.. ed. to 235. Id. Barley, grind. big, per. 16 stone, lb. to 14 6d. Oath, white, per IS stone, 11s. 641. to I la. flit.; black, Its. 3d. to 118.6 d. Floor, thipertne, p er seek, seek, 27e. ed. to 311 s. seem* Its. to 21e.; third s, 21.4. to 215.; (meths, 17.. to it.. Baptista Wheat, per 20 et., 13s. c.d. to lei. Indian Coen Meal, per cwt., to. 3d. to Os. 6d. thanieth, par on., 6d. to 13s. Brut, 6 stones, to 101 a, Id. Imports this week : Indian Corn, 1,720 qrs. Kapnts this week : Oats, 923 Lela. ; Flour, 32 soaks, Oatmeal, 20 theta. KIRKCALDY May 3L fee weather has been dry and parthing daring Is weak ; the lato4ollll Barleys are eonsequeatly ealtinig. MI weber Tennis, if branding now, would sot stand. At sir Nalany Weis, this week, we bad ss Inert, demand for At Idris of pith the local therasption, at an admits • Is., sad so waktfldt7 al+ Psi qr. nth Ith sappy fells math short of the eon. swathe arts. am: to-day, we led only mpoes or an kinds of grala; we bad many , 'Athos' balers. W and Barley said MIK to Is. per qr. advents. Oats Non Is. to I. dd. pa' qr. thee N. week's petite. Wheat, 37.. ,635. par qr. Berkey, Us. I to Ones, 19a Od. to 265. Littheal, per bag of t ooth.., 111. to 320. Br. Pwrzstsauno, MAT 24. Corn: nothing doing. Deals: 2,000 dozen mond sort balsas hare boa labia et • Ter dialer. at 3 ro. (lug Boo.) Flax : II tons It herd and Mod Vans sin Wass dstdsr, st 170 re. and 110 mt. Map i i mil as qnsind. Loved : ebets. inn mks' an Sellt. Inins tor ball at 39 ro halt st 311 ro.; and suns Mersheask ( lairfar) has been done at Se ro. Thaw i Nis sr mangos dabs. owl *lll at the quotations. In Loft t tin deals Sip ; vest asst. dlis. to dlit por adannis i Lai" IWO wissiiir. N 11.1 lo I$4S pit hi les BREAD.—Mar 31.—The prices of Wheaten Bread the sten,pone ere from 41, to t, i.l , of hosooliehl dif to, I . W sic 41b. loaf. I'OULTRY, &c.—NEWOftal.: AND LEADEN:I*U., M AT 71. ruck. Tr , 74. to 7.. nd. ;v. , 4... gym. t to 1.1.1.. d. 4 In 44.; 1..0e rrbints, le. 4d. I, Ir. 84.; wild do., I. I. to t 0,., 7,4.... ; pill% 44.61. to 14. e tch; S,:rrey raw:.. 7 ditto chicken. vs 04. to us ; fowls, 35.11 t to Or. per r..ople: English eggs, de. ; gnash, 46.6 d. to 56. hi; aad Od. to 04.00, per 120. Barr, 2a to 24. Gd.; lomeets, 2a. to ha ed. MAY 31.—Turbot., 3r, Od. b, M.; Wl* Is. 4d. to es 9.1. ; haddocks, 74. to ta. ; nod AWN ft, Ss. Od.; b sters, $4. to 25.; crate, 44. to 2s. each ; roles Gd. to la led per pair; flounders, 9d. to to. Ind.; dried haddocks, Sr to he ,welt., Ir. to 2. per dozen ; s hitings, 4s. to 7s. per IS ; ccl,, It to 10d.; 'slam, la to Is. ad. per lb. oes.ets, commis, 4s. to 76, pm bushel; said mackerel, 126. to 164. per 100. SHIPPING TNTELLIGENCE. 1 . 1 . .1.1 oar correhroalents the "Sittepee Gaeette " ead Lleye't DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY, Jcas 2, I&51. The State .r the Weather at each of the following at jiNine o'clock on Saturday moraing. The etadaoe an arranged in order of latitude. Na- no of Ms& w iad. Lumor- ams (A sun) N.L IlaioNTos ...... N.L unxe4 L 1^1.• . L re. Inn. mot., .• N. °NEI:VR - 1M . N. 6 °ALMA". N.W. CA1111%.11.6 .... N.E. Ftsmantanax. PyThilielleooll LE. ..OCM ...... N.E. Cows 301.111 M• ..... Tom LwArairr. a LW. Winn ST 14 • • P wasnawav . LW. litrength et 'A .,. buts et Weber. gentle lirevre Calm (kart Crefte strung Brom Get leers.: Gentle Breese Gentle Smear Strong error Gentle Breeze Gentle breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle BMW Gentle Breen, Strong Moue Gentle /Wen Gentle W.A.> Ca!nt GestMenne Gentle Deese (Ana Gent Jeanne net* Nora PArdully Cloudy Partially Mow, Cosalwo Goudlau ParUaly Cloudy nuttily Coudy lunially Cif' lady ao44lii. Clow?.Partially Caaudy &ad — rem Partially anotly Partially Clo.y Liond diaria - Trar Partially Maar Partially Q.. 4 Oarlimo Claailsar =/ :car Maim THIS DAY, Noon. teem of wind. enemata er 'VIDA Stele et thather. N N.W. Gentle Sem & Ceas. The retaras from the following places did not teeth this office in time for publication ea natarday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Friday 'Awning at eine o'clock. -- 1 Loam= ....... I N.Y.. 1 Oils ; hatially ClOl4l Cusp. linurtuia .„ 1 M.N. Cam Partially Cloudy Pe.4.a. ... .. .. .. R etie ' Moodier TANIONTS Na. omk. broom' Cleadless me....... IL 011•110 anew Cloodism , llamas -----..... IL Gestle Imes Pin*, aloft ' Sim CASUALTIES. James Dean, Hart, sanCifil;WHiTlize, Feb. 3, for Queen s . town and London, and has not since been heard of. Watcrwitch (Es.), for lielfast, has been on lire in Clarence Basin.—Liverpool, May 31. SEABOItNL MAILS. [N signifies that tile IT yJi* aru ern: :[,.11, tb. aiseral Plet-C.:01 by tiv• mem— snit 'Mt morning —4lenntictio) Day whi• 0 made ,:r 1 ram what ODUNTRI El. '.l. Genera. Fret. Port I Mrs 01t..* Lua.lou. dr:sterol. Aar --- ---ii. reerlta(hylkiLpsekelN June 6 rii.vinifby Caged Mates racket) N June 17 Anitrlea(lmU.StatespkNl June I Africa (Writ Ca•sal) ...N 1 Ilk of the month iPip mint'. .. J r tie 3 Alesan arr. N 10t1136.10t1t of mon. Ors, .. .. ~ . ..e as belirtir.s ............. Snail ...... ..... .........11 'lth of the month '4uutlianti&e AL, .e I 3 num». Ayres N Kb at the moult .4outhamoori. 1 Jae 12 Califoraia(viaChadrea)ld Mdi.l7thof month ' , outrun - a:a,. lane S Caper (red Hope 24 14tbrof the mouth Plystouti...... a une $ Oanstantinapte • N 7thl7th27thof man lAiver Grind MillliMl M 2nAltl7uoorni.ntla Southampton. Jano 3 Cttanuel Wm V mow, Wel.,tarrid. southamplen. t 111. a iLfle Linn 111 It th of the smith frulliamPtelLiill o7o 2) France M*N [rice daily _ [Aver ........ i f.'s Ss throe- .......... .........N lthl7th27dirdema Dover Hamburg N rue & Friday Loudin 4 ~.ilat Holland II We law. Ilt ilitur. London- ...... `I- r..ths llonAaras st 17th of the mouth South:roost.. lane M bring SI to N Nrioe daily .. )vela (via Poothaat L.)31 loth of the month Southampton. Jane 23 India (via Mareeillos) N 7thArl4tliof month ' Dover 1 -rived ilediterrasehatvle South i ✓aptor, 3l 20th of the month Southampton., use 23 Dillts(ria ) N 7titiatth otmoinh borer Meow° N 214 of the month Souttarepton;June 3 Nadeau ..... ...... 3l .oth of the oinntl.iriuU..auptas.. Jabe 13 )I.l t o ...... 4 l fth,l7th,lioh,27ih! , -••••••••••• 1 val.ittiottloislooti,lN.rrr Naplen• .......... N its: ',VilSthol tn. n Dover Papal Sure ...........2 tis lithlathol ...on Devi r Pem norbo AI 7thl7th27u of Men SUllthliMptlNl !June 6 Peru N 17th of the month Smthampkai..June 27 funsuir N 3thrith23o.of ovin borer Want India N 17th of the in sun Sautuampton.i.i. 24 Meet Indies (crept fla nigna.seil N.P.1.611; 31 lad of the is soh rethaintitri lune 3 • The mails to theme countrics thud. maned to) are csit.irytd by • The math to leo.* mach Inchon •ie Mare CautoooriA.—Matlo to an now ilevatelw.l and , sad from .rt thre by every Amer ARRIVED. nia via the lla.t.d States rium packet. Air:aroma-off the Start, Slay 23, fr0t0....,,,,,, Lambe Mc:samosas-off Dartmouth, May 35, from—. ...... Landsat MIRRENIMAD -at Gravesend, May 31, from !Nita Barry-at Ili istol, May3l, from i velfalimrif CITY OP ROTTLIDAM -at Gravesend, Just^ I. from Cstataeorusit Cows -st Bristol, Juno I, fr 05...... Gaiter/ail -at Gravesend, May 31, 1r0n..,...., Sydney CANDRIA-at LiVerlo3l, May 31, from %ea Orleans Damasmas-at Gravesend, May 31, from %es Vora Escrutioa-at Liverpool, May 31, from ,,. Apslaehaela Lueral.o-at Linos:a-rid, June I, from 1u0...,r1c EN EQ.:arra -at Cr...viscid, May 31, Irmo HAVIIII.A:1 FANNY-at Mist& ' June I. true liarbadoes Fesresui-oeDeal, play 30, from hull Gansu'. Manor-at Liverpool, May3l, trm ......... Mobile Java-at Oraverend, May 31, from Livaitroon- at Ora. sand, June I, from. 31 i ir th :t= Wan MaecaLe -at Gramsend, May 31, from. Loan Boots-at Liverpool, May3l, from Demerara MARY Warr -at Liverpool, May 31, fr0m...... * - .BarbadoeS MAU/OPT-4a Gravesend, June 1, from -,.. Rotterdam llaacsanus-at Gravesend, May 33, from Vorway Pannarriuria -at Newport, May 29, from „„ London 6. roam-at Gravoian,l, May 3!, n out . Rio Grand* RoTAL SOVARILIOR -At Gravesend, May 31, from.• Charente Rows-at War,. rd, June I, from ..... ..... ... .. . Davannah Semlina-OCD titmouth. May 37, tram Que. nstosna Taos. &rya -od tha Deadnian, May 21, fr0m........... Load.* TRONA., EDWAY a •at Liverpool, May li, from. C.arbsloes Tato -at Grays:m.l, May 31, Inun lll3 Grande W. SerTIIIPP-at Gravesend, May 11, from. Ghent Tuamotu-at fah/south, May 19, tram Marammh SAILED. Arno, —from Lhcrpo 1,.,1121131. „Bahia Aar-from Gramesii. -. May '31," to -...... Leghorn Baran Gravosetsd, June 1, to Rotterdam 80. -from Liverpool, May 31, to. Lima CLIIIISMTISA-Irens Dartmouth, Slay 29, t 0.... Carthagena Cmsaa- kora Falmouth, May '29, to Cortantloople °NNW: IMO{ -frnm laverpo.4 M.y 31, to Quebec CONTI/Mai -from Liverpool, May 31, to Sew York CLallaDa-frmn Liveroool, May 31, to CAM • alt A-from Gravesend, June I, to Hamburg Una Juges Joumusa-trot Graviorud, May M. lo Hamburg Riarants-from Penzance, May 2R, to. Weet lathes GARLAND - &OM Gravesend. May 31, to lemmata OtaTAV-from Gravemat, May 31, to ................ „ Baltic GOOO Di••os--trom Liverpool, May 31, to ....... ......... Rotterdam Ileveßuos-from Ural:col, ;May 31, to I lanai Haar-hoot Liverpool, May 31, to . CU.:, Lana tiaalta L MOON -from Graveaend, June 1, to Coomantloolas MINIM AND Dalt %-fralll Liverpool, May 31, to GUSIOS ILLAM-from Liverpool, May 31, to Jamaica hos-kom Liverpoel, May 31. to Quetta !samosa-front Lirerpool, 19W11, to Seville Jamey Joan-hat L t ,. y 31, to Room an Euo. Lot:las-11.0m May 31, t 0... Bt. Pa to: sham Larsen:ma-from Plymouth, ay 30, to London MAlalitOa-from Liverpool, May 9.. to Nett York Mats-from Liverpool, May 31, to Baltimore Puma or WALIII-from Gravesend, May 31, to Van Morro'. Land Pt:Du-from Liverpool, May 31, t. Gibraltar Plunk or WaLlal-frOM Liverpool, Slay 31, to Quebeo Pam Fun-Iron Liverpool, May 31, t 0......-.... hahla Pasansur-from Liverpool. May 31, to. Vaips/Jalo PKROIAX-frumphieds, May 30, to Aden QUELPI-from Liverpool. May $l, to tlparto R.emairoCoeurk-from Gravesend, May 31. to Males Komar -trout Gravesend, June 1, to RICII•ltD-ircul Liverpool, :Mae 31, to Pernambuco RCM Daall-fraM 140eelaatVall, May 29. t 0...... ...... Dation Srao -knot Graveletui, June I, to ...a.... ...... Dahill* Saauntrr-from Liverpool, May 31. to Potersburg I/moat -Rom Liverpool, May 31, to Calcutta YAlllllotrat -from 'Liverpool. Nay 91, to ,RieJaneiro Zia:ram-from Liverpool, May 31, to treouigel VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Auguttua.of Portland (L'.B.). May 11, IM. 43 N., Inc; 42 W. Hoamok (American ship), Mal 12, tat. 42.36 N., lon. 40.30 W. Lavinia (One), ol London, from Dublin :or St. Lucia, out three days, May 22, lat. 47.10 N., lon. 9.10 W. Took a young roan from her who had Mowed himself away on band. Oregon ( 31 41, humid west, May 13. Let. 42.513 N., lon. 38.0 W. Palermo, of Newcastle, for Malta, May 20, Llt.. 32.2 N., luu. 7.20 W. Queen of the South (schooner), off Sardinia, from GaLlpillt (or Litce pool, April 26. 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O. amp , ma, of lad Lion.aqmom, Leshria. aUEUR.—May 2s, at Lalempleeri, Oreenwieh, Mules Guillaume, dart soa el liaam IL Itarm, aged l 1. WON" 1113031120.-431, Met& Miry, daughter of the late John Sworder„ Dig., at 11142013132.—May V, W. A. Urquhart, Bari., at Layton, Ere:, tied 65. WINKLET.—May 10, at Cottage-green, Soathamptoa.atreet, Cam.. berwell, Mr. 1.. W. Winkley, acrd Mosul %ad pubhihott by WIZAZAK Non Huai, et No. 11. Lcoolatzd olmest. tho CIO Lisboa, Mita r t the 011oo.ia lanky& is the mist of Whitelimo.—Moxeo% Jots si ,