The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-31 00:00:00

mot, breshiok it was agreed that-" The compcting artists (bosom 6r tkair owu judspa) shall, by eucceasive ellatiaa tiewsradoce the suisaber of paintings villas, oat of which we (peen. Bell and Roe) will select the owe to which the prize glen tie awarded," This reduction et tho number to Bye hat led to a Wad of cabal, to the easesquest exclusion of Mr. Fisk frees the amber of fire, sod (as it is said in proles. sigma circles) to scsaathiag a good Lel worse. Where all are bed. Mr. Fisk's fiction is, isotwithateadiag, one of the twat. The terns require that the ream must be paid before the Owe of the exhibition. CNITERSITY AND CLERICAL. rAttikall=l'.-TENrrt Cotaxec-Dostaxweita prises :-1. C. B. Beds; L B. F. Weetcort. Extra, B.3 6 =SLRai til v iit l i ; n l!. Brown. M.A Vice Prindpal of the has been citified Iliad MAW of the L i at=ed Ommemw SebseL --.. • Maws Oreteriess.-The Lea Wimp et Odra held as online. Om lW to the Clithelled et Odle Ossod, visa PM to of erdodo.:-Vnemee.-2. haw, ILA, Yell„ Oriel, W ". l'., Smpley, 8.A., Pt- Ittwasol lill, 0:1; 0. A. Write, &C.C., Vey Maw Call., Oaf.; E. W. TWA, M.A., Yell., Wadhom, Oaf.; M. W . Corp. MM. OM.;Saunders, A.A., Wadhem, Oa ; W. M. Madam, S.A.. St. Solon'., Q O M. ; 0. N. Paterson, &A., M ade Oaf.; O. Hill, MA., Trinity, po,, ; B. Starina, LA„ Magd. Ha, Oil ; C. Hole, Trinity, Com. ; I. C. M_ ,ason ALA, St. Catherine Mall, Csat ; J. E. Wised. BA , Ikssl. Mised.. Oil.; R. Walford, MA., Ballot Coll., Oaf.; W. W. Welton, LA., St. Peter's, C.‘mb. ; F. ?sashay M. F. Y 411., RIO.; OIL ; J. H. Wrens, 8.C.1., Fell., All Seale Osf. ; Y. Prettyman, MA, Fell, 11W.. Os/ • A. W. Brenda& BA., Trioity, Oaf.; 0. Reeser, 13.1., St. Joli'es. Omsk; W. H. luny. LA., Queen's, 0s1.; L H. Plumptre, M.A. Fell., Drammee, Os/ Dismiss. -R. aul, LA„ Wadham, Chill • J. Hew, LA., Batik& Oa; Mewl's%D.A. aid.: Ott • F. 6.V/bite, &A., Lincoln, 0:/.; A. C. siserlers, A. Pembroke, : 0:L ;J. C. Andrews, 111 A., Lineal.. Oaf.; T. It. Chokes, LA., WoVetarl., Cmf •. F. Aileen, 8.A., Worcester, Del.; X.. Pirmatons, &A., Lincoin, Oat; Z. T. Aveiro, &A„ Yoh., Bt. Jobs's, Oaf.; H. N. Barton. 11. A., Felt Pembroke, Ort. ; T. Woolly 5.C.0 21 ... b li . Mary ILA of ; S. Ritaud , WA, Meld, Oa ; IL ' W. S.A., Chr. Ch., Oat; 0. Wakes., ILA., New Imi IA 04; = 1. Worilk &A., Fell. J(.311, OXf.; J. W. Dedow, D.A., leggemet in brUnnAttl.• arm 11M1 011110Urniic ibe isflows■ yew lieenowl to the imgelmeellmed Item de..l-The Am SBA . to andleid Berke; Dee. J. Ilteme, neekeWalil Orem Ors; Rim F.O. WHO, to Laimtse, Owes; M. B. Nimbus, to Pen& barks; Ser.,. Ifted,MWeellome.lbeta ;Iter.r.Wedley,to Harebi ru t .. .re; Par.& W. itger.", to /eld, Berke; Rev T. Doyley, to Bab; M. O.J. M. Paleweb, to dm; in. B. Sturges, logimpoinkill, Berke; Etc 0. WU, he Snob; Rev W. M. Maio, H St. 011esk ir liwatlef:Cze. C. ; arr. tz . v S i g . . = , 6 3 :g21 1 1 1 : 7 Nik r. . W. Dn. W. R. IStty, to Speen, Bells; Rim 0. A. Odd% to isMaxv. Clegenadepo ow ens Dore or Weeewersk-Testerday i : i tat er t Waded Weep et Woreadw WM sa edboden at the eleirehet Werader, at eddies bliewleg wee egaitted :-Damao -P. M. Deleder, LILL, IL Mere ML: I IL Week Mega -1104 Ota36. ; IL H. Ode. L.A.,, R. Orb ; w. L E A, lA, ow. •w. w. ow. ILA., SL la .omilt.; Corp. fir., ms ° l; S. Ileatr. DA. St. John% Carts.; . r. H. Co r p S.C. L., Child's, Candi. S.A., Bel id, 5. a Frump. B.A. Corp. Mr., Coda; J. lodge, 8.A., Ica Web.; EL J. Qesetkey, Bt. Joliet Ossate.; E. B. Rice, LA., T . Doh. ; 11. K. Richards, St. John's, Casels; J. Richards, Y.A., 81 , . .1111111'1‘, 031714, ,W. It. White, 8.A., Jeer, Web. name-D. C. O. Athena, B. h., St. John's, Oaf.; M. Barker. ILA.. ( lore hull, Cbm ll -: J. T. Bann, LA, Corp. fir., Camb. • Hon. H. Douglas, ILA., nit 'telly libirharn ; F. T. Hlll, 11. A., Itin., Doh. ; IL P. Houghton, Novae and Calm, Comb ;J. Mar e Home; &A., Ruder, Oil. ; V. Lams, WA., Woes, On/. •, S. Lepic, LA, It. John's, Comb.; C.P. Male, HA., Christ* Comb.; V. MsgUm. &CI., New Ina Hail, Ost ; J. E. W. Ratan, 8.A., arms; Mb.; W. J. M. Rairon, H. Joke's. Omits; IL W. E. Theta.% L.A., Line., 0:f.; II ' Vole, University, Durham. Lows Own: sallow.- Teoberdey gemdeg the Lord Blikop of Landon kid • general ordination' at H. Peak °Almada. The 81- lowing gestlemm went elmithd Me kik seism -Dr-woes-0f OVerrt W. S. Finch, LA, St BMWS Bali L Perth. &A., Wad. hem ; J. 0. ItrJe, B.A, H. hawk ; 1.. IL Midas" &A., Lincoln ; IL Wision, &A., McAdam* NMI; W. B. Wright, late of Queen's. far her itojestre co:mut poseediges. Deaccera-Of Cambridge: 0. ?nit, /1.A., Bt. John's; D. Ilisehme, M.A., Eninientsd, for km Meiosis's colonist posnmekss Duers-of Driblm . W. Farmer, 11 2%aity And W. A. tern,La nu rlii er ly ' both for stations In emairslon with the Chunk gistiotto . Dawns-Lit ,alt.: J. C. glider, of the chime Ilksimary , Maras ; M. WiL boson, be her Majesty's MINIM pegeindelis, em the gemination of the Incorporated Society ter the IMlgameisa at Ilke depot 111 Foreign reds. 1.111n.R.: -Of Orf o rd: M. LOW% M.A., Illogdskine Hall; M. B. S. 0111baro. &A , Wedbant ; Pm. U. M. Swelses, 8.A., St. John's, Bee. J. Wigleworth, LA.. Eisstakse Hall. home -Of Cl.Orriiffe Rco. T. Ilailwa, B.A. Trletty• Ber. 0. Night, M A., Trinity; Rev. T. N.. Sur* DA, Gams'.; 'LT. V. K. Vole, 8.A., Trtattr Senior -.4 Lame* Hama : M. 11. 0. John. bre enlaur.Ly Arno we gewommoe We Lent busied the blowing oseiroradeollseetmt le amodeswilkle le "-The Rev. W. & Fine& be OM Coney at IR. Ansfs, _Ombloweed, Shore ditch; the Rey. A. Porals, BA., to St himee%_Waleieedier; Sat J.O. Ryde. to St. lactea's, Padeingtnii ; the Itre.M. P. 1111ders ji Zs o r Otied Rev a in the Melds; the M. It. WIWI. lie St NW% W , the 11-r. O. Prost, to Strews% likipser. Damn" ow Ousoseemak Ondenem-Yeaterter =the Lord Bishop id alellaseter end. Wild hid a general St. Margaret's Church, Westestmemr_ .Wm the All gesillemr% we admitted :-Destom-Of Oaelbed: IL MO. Dar se. 8.A., Oriel ; J. ?Blur, 8.A., Wormer; J. Ilegfea, Odd ; H. Jambs, B.C. (Blare's; P. Pain, /LA., UseeM 4 W.l. S.A., Viet, ; 0. W. Wait 8.A., H. DlesmallEsil. Ct idt tlesdritge: W. Romuds, &A, Erman:ld; T. L. Wlllms. D.A. . Paorre r4o.tfor.f .. Rev. J. W. Oaks, D.A. Wad* ;M. H. Davit ~'Weilhare ; Rm. 11. Lewis, Tioterlat j M. C. 11. Mar ley, M.A., Waltham ; Rev. W. 0. LA . Queen's. Of Coo. Molar Rev. T. A. Southwood, LA" isningd; Bee. A. L Pile, 8.A., Trinit At n Mer men of the Mediu et day big st Ideleth Pain okFrlday hist g = SO ilf anim Lm eeT, the 3 ` 2 1 M111, Pea. S. Igo& We., J. gesfer li l t trammel" ..Ls l l. : tools,, diaoldev ri tte Iliewles dote widows 'were dusted into lb; college : . Heaved, Isi, Hutekbeen, Mrs. B. Price, Mrs. IL Ms& seal Mrs. L ig ille s y et De gam Moe, Mks S. San dwell ave dieted tato Mr 3. Claw Vackaend--Veserey et , h, Smite et lam =I Rev. 48 W. Herbert Wien Doti elm miles D., Yorkshire, die. Sip. ; roles, WM, widttediewer Osi. tai e , J. Atter le 1 7 "... Cesokridgediire, db. PIT, ill • pat. the Wm et Vs. am . Oiems to 84. Peter P. 0., Pirsolovhant, Ala fteller. : pl. So It. MH. Philip, Bir miaphsis. ker. F. J. Weis is Steghtse.opea.Teest V., Durham, 1471. with riddance : pot Om Slip at Dorhant. M. E. R. Larken to Brayholme R., Linodnalare, is. IMmia, 173/, wth residence : pet Lord Mown. -m-i WAYAL . Retain "al Imp enteredeheilo7 s Alps or eeseels of vim, kola the Ist day:64 Nils Sid atr of December, 1946:'• nit elms hem, entered Y 7 Aa 1110 km, 8, 511; mood Unm, MA Mired atm toys, Wind Ihrieglile,l,972; second time, 140 ; to1s1;4,91& ken whence : Om:MA Royal Need Asy lum, 66; Marine Society ectresh Sy Oder sources, 4,806. Could write rad reed, 1,319; write or tad only, 604; neither read ear write, 1,102 ; good scholars. US; dordisi, Mu ; unknown, 765. Petty Olsen, seamen or boys, Isteekkd, eae; discharged, *2,1444 ; dmerted, 9452 ; deaths, 418; telehla.4. •Thmenumbers me f.a the hew pxts tasty lbamuorrn,. Mae 10.—The Heaspakire l'repJa of yesterday la If : —The fltems, 111 stme, Car Mr IL Sala.,na v y he hourly Lad for frem r4nindi ; die hes bees In riser then for sore days. Sheri be foreed bp thr . soerlynody, mil manned fern So aro rd. Tr% Or of slismen. will Ix. Lent it MOM kr Immolitto ler V .... bear win t , ,,t tire vermin* gee *le rem n i ammid Ills A Jew hour ■ weir mime rid Se errs leer. mini battalion of goards at Wheirter, dr Tht. end Ord . Kaite. would be oat of dr of Paster' es Ihrosime Wry they may *crud cs. Oar rineeprimi sdiee—ns err ha elssilthilif ereedroo, there ins drone so mar error se to Its erre deettrion. Map tomb ins *Mai ride. id kr. are prematore." The lftuabild. rend . NM ini harbour, =day, to take Is e'er, of rink or mod he Ireland.— ee, ell us., she orree rims valisiars, Is lend surplus male. (rums-mi. 'mow w idsi te ingehildi to re new bailors new-arkd aro Prete rude lis fag S. erre at sort, bard.= on herr err* dorms. Does-TAR annlanG—ln. MillnW ban err IS, son to he drifloil Ikea meis or meek lial ff Proids. Ihel_ may be erred crier &dog Mr swam. Ss mat re rod sd. per boor, mat her heir. weir ; gm mad they rano three ems lik4 M etch auk rah two bra. lan Akarkft Illin iugrdfled to the Adeitrigarisdoried ihat el ream Ward for ihe buts- Ikea will mere esnimbera lksis her Whisid, sod their names .p -pear In the Lends. Oartf e. blpinlt I a MINI kg the first Mater- Attendant sad the NatArs4lfilt Gm to he Irierreards; the trod Mastor4tterlast and Its lienbsepot or iterwesersr to he errs. Dataffeso. MAT ft —lard. et, lAN& Cbm. G. Walters, hareg Elher Orr was sadesked lest orbs ere& took In • f Mena be Se eriers. le le Sri** he Iron. M.. tee . Orr* surd dis er ries ai r aremi I bur gifts dlin steady kr eelente, Mat f6.—This, eta.. Is err * be grardssed rile ham s merle ereprnest ehe le fole erred with or rigiarkt ef 111 MOO lir old ere Serb re of 111 sr. 9 fet4 4 freekre pad ire ri whew ; Ind line Iflressiar des of 42 9 last, es Erb% maresree mete end uselmr—Atkol. wie lord to Ilhearie melner Is Ss arr. It Is ash or dr will trier So two sowers el I n he Ciro. or prised timers to embark some detach leadrykr hair urea —Orr. ete wee token out of Mk c—Ommokiers W. 0. Arm mid H. romters have re Clit — tbe Sri Pram Asireerns—Darsader A. P. Ryder, 16 4 4= 1.1 a1110111111a: I.R. Irk he he Meet for tre•Ter 3. IL l =weis ti l ia. llithe Ostler. te be ref °mow or mead ;IL se Ear** De. FL W. rhos. to be err de=alent Is row*. Seer tarter C. Albert, to Ramie C.I. eiss~, to Dart. Naval Cast Or ...a.« OWs. Destoris O. Qewle, to Growler. MMUS% Tr NAST nafeS4llollol/281= OnlaNA AND NW Of 01111 Sepal doper ri Illres mbe me lo primed he Fort York la neler's loy, to he Is tere to prer ha Serbs of ler it. ore der boa Prlitheo rely MOM in 111111111ean of the Artie ✓ill err In ca F e t art trei AIM _Ann* an non inie le = = O m Derr dip at annlinl. art the etb of hem. A WO ahem and le le be ond re *me wl* * he the re of Sr now ennoilliso. Omer bra brume fro Ss re eited primes robs* iilnlieesi Is Nor to New lOLA via* d the I:2lletc med mew mee, el* etc to reed helbwitik fo the I Segbeire Selerhiert A Chais. re* lz h w u t p il e z Sr. o rim sehmeendlen la robs ere Mleolosiseirmillsa of uteri sal drike n ftros Wore lospeolo eurstlho "peeled the err. It SIR tise3=llbett==etre m ein It te am' s:A Ye ripen Sot V lermdmen rotted rein sod rise bed hies Is Mr err darn Ills lab re, Se eleimpel tear9ll Held err ham lees asmilird err Os Pas ifs redo rs iaa.. r : ls S il. e. r =for IM hei lu t ad Airrir , wb ' 11 li mete Idb ovagala rat Peurestb, bee raid o .. efteessilrrow tie Sr ersepersofprows , r roe it mart be esamyed bp germ veldr, *lb safer. liprinese are to be rat tow ortekrdent, or Warm Abby, Ile ifeahrOasend sod nod d Orme. Is eirresse Ihe peer bler pre of an aerie of kr. law weird Of a err Is lei Mei et he err d pros In he rim of sr writ raw rill ier Orr of tho gai t AT. Is arse gist So pr el rift r la s nni. On. wry • arra so Me orb& wars et So reps as Iforhimid to Serra ear rem Trade h riersirlbe 1111111 rd link esorregod to as bp a ..,..ap a kipa aarisidn pr. • 9; i w a r i Zes, a *err id Me — liPel lory Weir sr sy rilit es imi Mei meowed tode Ihe heart far Os Impay ft lord er the pew herr Ss arb end herder. rid re hie psi erseroi te Is. rid. r . 2 .. .5e1t, sat et *di be woe rise eloppers rah a e ep w lo ghornsm* of Is 411. a wok. d ik e Ms yr eneereed to Il=re . m ribs he So misemedis err Ms wide. mod Igo denbres. So sr. of St OIL IM Irk to mina Wm" inn U.S. he he Mora of selpiesse=t h r s pre de :Ibiessetees.d=t 7 1 . 1 4. d 0'74.'=.1 a m t. ~ w. Plrip i t t hlemperies ef mfa MOM, tret err he Cree, win ere* us Jur U. 1111DICAL • Ilarai Chaim er Irvine usimpripandhils ha he Amin o id Mss VIM 2 irk z—D. hriesit, T r t. lakarki ; T. Kbyli),ZiiesMant:,;ri,,air. L. Clerks. Lanford ; W. Prd .Aard, Atamaamy ; J. A. Semi, London; It. Davies, Lhanyst ; e um% op Breton. North Ame rica; sad B. ri. Ilul . L At th• soft iduatiag of the Court of daaaaases, Yr. R. WAIN., • w Sao dethWarth Oolled; pealed his ealeoloatlon for fall aarMa ti the =7. BPORTINI3. LATEST BETTING AT Tali WI ST Amor Sraxaa-7 to I eget Hanne% I to I ear Omen Eannon Cur.-5 to 4 apt Ilealnin 11 tot apt Jen% Ito I apt II to lain Ws D aSiley fto I opt Wain 8 tot eat b dire ad Is art. ASCOT Rini NAM. TM Illbalnettne to ploso ea Ming admen Punt Doe.—Tlan erns of iowa fan oar added ; 2-yroldk 44 411; Ana, Tat 45b ; tear. la 70 ; dee. fat • Inn aged, Olt 111 b. The New Mlle. Prank And, Untie, Wanda, Maras, The Iron Crown. Memo Der —Wilma& Town Pure of 30 earn; I.yr olds, 54 Gib ; throe, 74 ; four, ast sib; eve ad itemodo M; mores and =allowed 315. The winner to be add tar 100 son. I.T.C. , Event's, Chlpprwn, Tana* SecoggimAsbette, by Bumard, out of Enema; Yastrow Jean, Keeley, Pandlant, 'Mired, Correct On, Iltrantoa. sarttnevaxes of 10 eon MI, nth SO alba ; S-yr on, 74 ; four, Oat; tee, Sr 40 ; en an md. tot 711. no nem to be KM for 300 sank T.T.C. Wrenn Bran llebep of lonfotd'e Cob, Pie daioo, Cold Ireland. Ile Ilarrear, Vann% Ann* Pte-Nie, no Cur. MIL, MT.—Timm% Pus of NI eon. findloap), by subs of eon. each, the tarn en arms mar et manearthare to go to the mad km Om rand W a dleteata,--romple, Von ore, WOW& Ifineer Stepnn, Wan Pte. .m, Subduer, Vanity. kiravininn Minna, Footstool, 1/11weKet i Llory, Petunia Teenbay,Tnralin. .PamwelL Inn PLUM V ir a n i ti cend , ft; In, tist Sib; eked and. lit mama Xt. Zeros en ' tend to to rid ler 4110soesollaTed ; 70 6 j = t; 18 1 8, Illb; 100, 1 Mb. bartry Coon. OEM% Urn , Brannan Notation, hinds Tomboy, tipre, Midens Devil to Pay, Etoca, Meonum, Whlred, Vaned* 'ftteGo. Mount Callan, Pam, Itarthaphe. Glory. Ilia Itszrarr's Plan of la pion • 3-yr olds, Ist STh ; bar, Sat Sib ; five, ; elm slid aged, 1116: To start at the new mile rt, and Go are round :—Pllent i Androot, Pam, Jena°, 'ea te. Vamoyre, neer Craned. Paortool, Hatraegea, LGg. ot DAY.—WOIOIIOI.I3I STAZIS (11ANDICAP) of 5 son con ke istit u and upinnie. Last three-quarters of the an sin Tom Pura d 30 aro added to a neeptiebes ef me. ; irar di% 74 ; 41b ; On, Set In; dual *an tot. lrmo are la re 010 tree lb arto. no Mar to be edil fee 15e sera TM old MI :—lbenelin Mo Mae* Sona, Pte an nein sandeent Corn Ilona amnia at or aors.—Crnaton itienthcank Man. mat Aliortenen lacked Coen% Whirl, The Han nolenucuo P.Trecoor, raten. I =lelb 0= (koattel, Ste Francis (donbillea) ; dirloteat e , b . or Vdatta ii.s. at of Olenee.The Wain Don Cam aleattdd), ram ( bear fdratral). lernan Mad Voro seta, Gageinik Yentas, Ord 11 =% 11. = ton's, OM, Iladia Omer, radisa. Jodie, WM, Vary, Berailiwa. hodiet i randafa Plantron, wan% Oaten no Mordtk Ando, Swallow, Crater, Illeedl4 Chlppeway, _Clebbler„ CHR, Antral, Mina Bor, Mend:4AL Alkali, Dr. Goodell, Mien Pawn, file Oliver, hurls And, Zisko, DoetaikA t ilta m elaraco, De.ll4o.pay, =wood, WNW& Esmeralda f., Dena S Marron Jolly Mk, TM Adman Tare da to len Pre :nine c., Minn leaky, Moan :, Jen. .leu% Town deorrot% Gaod : Rloa,lllonYnlASlur, Mien Meier, Oman, La Damn Lamm% Sty Y. liredrlr. TM Nam, Tionatne, K. Fran*, Ven% 11111•111111. in Bark Thmart,oo4 Ireland, Mtn, The Seallow, Nam Jen nu ArnaMerder. GlorY, Prato% eby Norm en Se The Chum of the 01 Ink by Tuuentose out at The Qom of tke Olpin dn. Deaner of the Star, Pringle Tomboy, Pia-Nle, Evens, Pm. de Tarr Syne. Gowan's lot are bourn expected. S. lissza's PraLOi .ii.7;d7e..1t0 a sweepstal.es of IS son. each, 10 tt : for 2 yr.okia, fat 71b; three, fist 101 b ; Allies allow.si 316; the w.nner of the Colborne or St. Leger, 41b extra ; the named to ssve M. stake. Colborne coarse. 10 sobs. Mr. Mason's Jovial, 3 yrs (As Mal 1 Lord Stanley's Abdul, 3 ye, (Holmes 2 Sir J. Gersrd's Lucy Ashtos, 3 yrs (Osborne 3 The following alai started:— Mr. Idniawbon's halm , 2 yrs ; Mr. legit ad Lyme, S yrs ; Mr. Meik/am's Otterborn ig : z r y r s Mr. J. Clarke nil Maid of Moon—Getting : Even on Jovial ; 5 and 0 to 4 sgst Lucy Ashton. Won malty by half a length. Lucy Ashton a good Wed. Run in 51 sees. CAIIIMOOD CI r, of 1001., added to a sweepstakes of l' soya each ; 10 ft; for Syr olds, 100.; four, list 22b; lee, 1 Ist 1016; six and aged, 12st 21b. Gentlemen riders. One alle and a half. 10 subs. far J. Gerard's Pantam, 5 yrs waked over. Nrwror HANDICAP, of 3 roes. each, and 30 edded; than second to receive 10/. Heats; mar rood and • distsata. It subs. Mr. Ellotoff 's Princess Royal, 3 yes, Set illb (Arthur} 1 1 Mr. Harriman's Vertu; aged, gat 51b (ldarphy 0 2 Mr. Greenwood's Chs, seed, Set ISO (Holmes 0 0 Mr. Therms b g by Slansty, dos by Brutanderf &II 111r 4 .Migin's Myles's, 11 yrs. Ost Mb (Whitringbans 0 0 (Rabidness. 0 o Mr. Hues Brown Flilyie. It 1013 (Atherton 2 dr. Dill bests wan sadly. SWEEPINEMLII of IS was. ark, 10 ft. Weights, be., se for the Garwood asp. Two miss' 3 sub.. slr J. Hireefs Ikons* 4 yrs w.,lkwl over Pure et 7411,ads S-yr Ws. at 71b ; fir, Ist Mb ; Are, Aft 316 ; six and cased.llst Mb; mem, he, allowed 3165. Whore to be sold for 130 ems. Mr. J. 001:4• I i= slas. 3 yrs (Charlton) I 1 mr. lawrosles 0 likkarr, II yri (Brady 2 Mr. Ihiblosoes Irralta, 8 yrs (wurtrintiani 0 3 Mr. Cirlues Pair Reasterad, 0 yrs. (W. now. 0 1 Mr. Odom% !hidden, 3 Mr. Weselsitan's eh l cy Provost, out of Manilla, 3 yrs ( Will:ark:l 0 dr Sir J. Orrard's The Snob, 5 ye. (E. Edwards 0 dr Mr. Moklasn's ilottatoos, 4 yi• (G. Noble 2 dr The ant bunt was wan by a heed, and the wand y. MANCHESTER RACES.—Famar (ccomm - ou). CA.n.a liwal• Runs. of 10 own. Saab, b ft, with 30 added, for 3.yr.olde. Set 41b; 4 mu, Set 41b; me and ayed, 21b; mom, ree. amid 31b; 1110 Winner of the Wilton or St. Leper Stake., Mb mire the nerd sees W slam On mils .tad three-quarters. Sea& Mr. Amssimillleellbleris Treetarlas, 3 yrs . .... (G. /tbdle) Mr. Bilikellia/e/0/01. *yrs ... , Mr. ladies Ilmffilbse. ayes Me. S. L. Fall= 11 yr. Yr. J. Uilles tfrn by a length. Hamrear et Sam sadi, and 40 added. tale. subs. Mr. Cembinn's dime. 161.0.3 yrs. sa nts, Abrai mr. imarreiatasirma I. 4 mi. igg NIII‘= I Ms. alumnes lisft pr. OR rte. The IhilinAng pit !t1 'a Little Mary, peat is.r. 4llb Mr. Haelimes MI Omni NW, 4 7r., Ise MS; Mr. Pa:tory OM. I rm..* M. Wan by • neck, de m a fine nee with two. Immencron's Purl KIP, for three-yr.olde, flet 71b ; her, Set flh; Eve, Set 21b5 ; Mc and a'. 4R ; mare., Re., glowed 3/h, and berms not having won 301. allerwad 31b.; winner. of W albs cam Heats, 2 mneaand a di.. EP Khmer to te sold few 1001 Mr. O'Brlen's Cone" $ yrs (Dann) 4 1 1 Mr. Arrowmalth's fhylnharike, 3 yr. (lny) 1 4 3 Mr. Lancaster's !Pada" TIMM 4 yn. 3 2 2 Lord Cberterfeld'e Mdslans" 2 yrs 2 3 4 • pod ram. = Bates 4 (Marlow) 6 liato Intelligence. DUCHY OF CORNWALL COURT. His Royal Highness Prince Albert, is virtue of his office of warden of the Duchy of Cornwall, held • court on Saturday in tits ceiniedchamber ofguyrivy Conseil-offioe, Downing- street. Besides his Royal Hipbone, the part iienalieTrof the Lard Chancellor, Lord Lyndhunt, end mariber sable and horsed lord. Bursar e. REYNOLoB.—Arrski.-31finso Swain.— This use involved the ownership of 16 shams in a certain mine in Cornwall. The mine was divided into 124 shares, and it was alleged that Mr. J. Beset, eeeessed, had purchased these sham, and an snip to this effect was found in the books of the mine. This entry was, however, erased (not in ruck a lamer es to obliterate what had been written. nor did it appear that any intention of the kind bad existed) and that the * and it was enneaded ea the put of Mr. ... 4.. Reynol das not of any va li dity as a proof of the shares Mr. Beast's, or Oat, if they had bees bit, had beta re-tramderred bask la Mr. Reynolds, of the entry and allegation stallei that Mr. Resat bed peeineut them In support of this amnion it was nil that, wabseqesstly to Mr. Barnet's dssab, Mr. Reynolds miaow' Isr mem years to pay the lonm attendant or dins awe, width at CM time wive emaldheabM sod whisk le entaidp weahi net have ass if I be bad net MOWS Mat they wen MN ma led lisped ts romp *ma them amid thisiat ray tiew, as bed since ab bsesia lli rM aam peeve a seem 0 posit. • trial before • jury had tikes phew under thew abeamismas, at which, however, the Ames were decided to be the property of Mr. Basset, or his loin and assign. The present me was as appeal spirt Use millet of this jury. TM Led Chancellor smeased up the Mb and arguments of the me, mss his Borg Highness delivered the judgment of the court, wide It missed the decaion of the lower court, with COIL EQUITY COURTS. 'Are the Medea at the Batts. .......,..... —.— WILKINSON O. CIIAMLIISWONTIL—PIIONITT 01 CLAIMS ON WIPIII Cam nr Acnoze.—Harriett Tbestoton and Roosilia, her sister, were entitled in equal maths under ere will of a Mr. Edw. Manners to a Ispq et 12,0001., charged by his will on his estates in Yo talaW smi Loberstar attire, subject to a life interest in a Mrs. thallsed. • Mr. John Byng Wilkinson married Harriett Is 1" end they were subsequently separated. John Byte Willaman ago wards became ipaymsater of the 10th Hither; oil is that isogon his brother, James Wilkinson, biome tool to him so sirsty, and in 1813 J. B.W ilkinson executed la soksoent st ble wife's share in the legacy of 12,0001. be treekee, to indemnify James Wilkinson from liability in tweet of his hee d, and as to 2,0001., part thereof in trust kw his wife for life with remainder to kis two natural children, Mirka Wilson and Frances Wilson. In 1821 James Wilkie thia was called upon to payloool. to maks mood J. B. wain ma's detteiences as paymaster, and he dieddiertly afterwards. I Is 1824 Herriott Wilkinson sold bar .thia reversionary M imed to the legacy of 12,0001. to Mesas Thompson, Hell, nil Chapman, as trustees of the Basualonary Interest Ordeay, for 3,330/., to whom she ropesessied that she m a id* woo& Asti the suds an @Mob of OM foot, sad anasedid as ealgssmot to Ikea Is bos sadden moms. This gad woe gtorruda sisfirsod b' PAIR Syse Wilkinson, her lodised. In 1827 kn. elsffood Mod, sin[ 10s interest of Mn. Wilkinson in the lasso Doom an Wort in pu ssies. And this suit wet ~NS* instituted by the morosstatios eit James Wilkinson, to have the benefit of the beater et the deed of 1813 as ea bdmnity in respect of the T,/ W. is lad for John B. Wilkinson. 1,, 1836 a s ig i demo err oak the plaintiffs the benefit of this in thandtp, wi th out edits to the right of Mrs. W il kinson to a Insimt out the ftusd, and to the riOts of the intend daughter of John B. Wilkinson sad the Reunion s:, Imiereet Society as to the rest of the fend and certain somilMill and inquires were directed. John Byag Wilkin son Mel paading the proceedings in the mid s oBloe end the manta, bay.ag in 1846 mad. his genera report" the saes new pass on tor Parther direction s . Th e pia:stiffs had teen sedillsl Asir claim, and the question now wu between go wilethadatits as to their respective claims. Messrs. Minn end Mason for one of the t antral children of John B. WMdenset claimed the benefit of the deed of 1813,50 fuse Mated is the 2,0001. settled on them, in priority to the Reversiomy Interest Society, and they contend s that the court having already_partiell acted on that deed, mast fully carry it out. Mr. E' y for Mrs. Wilkinson said that she tad arranged to give up hereldris tothe Rene 'Jemmy Interest Society, who had agreed to give her a sum of 3001. and pay all her coats of the suit. Bat be thought it right to state in justification of that lady, who bad been re presented to pare mede a false affidavit In hand of the Re. verdonuy Society, that she bad been meet cruelly used by her husband. Be had induced her to run away from school at the age of fifteen, and married her at eau church in • remote part of London, and then carried her over to the Continent, where be deserted her. And be afterwards re• presented to her that their marriage was Invalid, and had made • deposition before the Mayor of Calais that she was not his wife. In conesquence of this conduct, Mrs. Wilkin son fell into great distress, and re-rimmed her maiden name, and she nude the affidavit in question under the impression that the marriage wee in valid, although it had afterwards tinted out to be a per:ectly valid marriage.—Meson. Turner and Sidebottom, for the Reversionary Interest Society, contended that they were entitled, in priority to the natural daughters of J. B. Wilkinson, inesmuesi as the deed of 1813 was a mars volun tary settlement by a husband of a reversionary chose in action of his wife. Before the tire-Chancellor at Regbad. WHIRLDON v. THE NORTH STAITORDSHIRII RAILWLY COMPANY.—Mr. Bethel% in this case, stated that the rail way company had paid into the Bank the sum of 2401., being the value of the timber on the plaintiff's property. The Vice• Chancellor said, under such circumstances, he would not grant the injunction applied for to restrain the company from continuing in possession of the plaintiff's land, Beene Vire-Chancellor Knight Bruce. Taw e. DODROM.—RAILWAY CONTRACTOSIL—An in terim order had been obtained in this case, on an ex parte i ve ppeared in n , t the h m P o s tri r n application, 3 l • ,ocantr i lsony'lasat. re Cice o tia w ri h n i g ch b:en now for an injunction was renewed. According to the affidavits filed in sappnrt of the motion, it appeared that on Oct. 11, 1846, the d fendanto, who were contractors for a portion of the weeks on the Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth Railway, entered into a sub-contract with the plaintiffs, whereby the latter undertook the whole of the excavation of the deep cutting No. 5, from the temporary bridge to the South Tunnel (including the atone) for Bd. per cubic yard, finding Amy thing needful for the purpose, except waggons, rails, chain, and sleepers, which were to be supplied by the defendants ; the work to be completed in fifteen months from the date of the contract. The work was accordingly commenced upon the footing of the contract, but as the first part of the cutting was through a solid masa of stone, some delay Dammed, and • supplemental contract was s , gned, whereby, after stating ' the necessity for greater expedinon and for the employment of as many hands as possible night and day, the defendants to pay an additional au of 2d. per cubic yard on agreed aunt rock excavations, in the months of February and March. In February, 1817, it being found that the stone exeavated was of so good a kind that it might be employed in the con structions for the railway, the defendants gave the plaintiffs notice to get the stone out in as perfect a state no ponible, as was done in quarries, instead of blastins in the ordinary way of making excavations. This alteration in the mode of working had, according to the plaintiffs' statements, much retarded the progress of the undertaking, besides rendering it inure expensive. On May 13, 1847, the defendants gave the plaintiffs notice that, in consequence of the slow pro reel of the work, the defendants intended on the following Monday to take the whole work into their own hands. Ac cordingly, on that day the defendants' men came upon the line, and, as the plaintiffs alleged, took possession of Aso plaintiffs' materials and implements, and prevented the further progress of the work. The present motion was for injunction is restrain the defendants from entering upon the portion of the railway comprised in the contract. and from removing the plaintiffs' materials, appaeatue, and implements. Mr. Russell and Mr. Hetherington were for the plaintiffs, and Mr. Bacon and Mr. Hare for the defendants. The Vice. Chancellor asked whether the defendants would consent to the plaintiffs bringing such action as they should be advised, and would, during three weeks, allow the plaintiffs to inspect the defendants' works, and, on the defendants agreeing to these terms, his Honour refused the motion without pre judice to any question in the cause, and reserved the ques tion of costs. SIESON v. EDGEWOILTH.—LIABILITIES OF RAILWAY P aomore as. —Th is case came on, upon the demurrers of some out of thirty-seven defendants to I bill, seeking an account of the assets and liabilities of the " Wrexham, Nanterich, and Crowe Junction Railway Company." Alter Mr. Wit rum, Mr. Selwyn, Mr. Calvert, Mr. Bacon, and Mr. J. H. Palmer had been heard in support of the demurrers, the case was adjourned till Monday. Breve Vice-Chaacenor WI ram. Ex PARTE ST. VINCENT AND OTWERS.—IN THE MATTER OP THE BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAY ACTS.—Costs PAYABLE ne A RAILWAY COMPANY.—Thos. Symons, by his will, dated in 1825, devised his real estate to his daughter for her life, with remainder, after her decease, to Caroline St. Vincent, and her sister. Marianne Capron, a married woman, in fee. In April, 1841, the company, under the powers of their act, took part of the devised premises for the purposes of their undertaking. The purchase-money having been paid into court, and invested in the purchase of 6341. bank annuitia, the dividends were paid to the testator's daughter till her death, in July, 1848. In April, 1847, Marianne Capron and her husband executed an indenture, which was duly acknowledged by Mrs. Capron, under the provisions of the stetute for the abo lition of fines and recoveries, whereby Mrs. Capron's interest in the fund was transferred to C. W. Cooke upon trust for Mr. Capron absolately. The present petition was then filed by Caroline St. N'incent, Mr. and Mrs. Capron, and C. W. Cooke, praying for a transfer of the fund in equal moieties to Caroline St. Vincent and Mr. Capron ; and that the costs of the application and incident thereto might be paid by the company.—Mr. Osborne, for the petitioners, referred to the Lands Clauses Consolidatios Act, 8 and 9 Vic., is. 18, see. 80, by which the court ts em powered to order payment by railway companies of the coats incident to purchases of lands by them, 1. e , " the costs of taking the lands, of the investment of the purchase or com pensation monies in government securities, and of the re investment thereof in the purchase of other lands, to gether with the costs of obtaining orders for those purposes, as well as for payment out of court of the divi dends or interest of the investments, or of the principal of such monies, and the coats of ALL proceedings relating thereto." The learned counsel submitted that the deed of April, 1847, which had been executed for the pur pose of facilitating the transfer out of court, was a proceeding relating to such transfer within the meaning of the art, and that the ccmpsny were bound to pay the mete thereof so part of the proceedings for getting the money out of court. He cited " Ex part Marshall," (1 l'hili. 500), in which the Lord Chancellor bad said that " where a public company takes a person's land without his consent, for their own pur poses, it is right they should pay all the expense incident to it." Mr. Eourdillon, for the company, resisted the claim for the expenses of the deed,of April, 1827, on the ground that the execution of the deed was not properly a proceeding relating to the payment of the money out of court. His Honour refused to allow the costs of the indenture of April, 1847, against the company but in other respects made an order in conformity with the prayer of the petition. He observed that, in cases like the present, it was not to the interest of public companies to resist the payment of costs, and that the result of a general adoption of that course would be an increased demand on the part of vendors corre &pending to the anticipated amount of costs. It seemed, moreover, but right that parties who were deprived of their lands by the compulsory powers of an act of parliament, should not be put to unnecessary expense in the completion of the purchase. THE . EXPRESS; MONDAY , EYENING;, - MAY 31, 1847.- COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. WOOEIEIIO. TOBT.—ACTION AOAINST AN ALLOTTZE OF SUARES IN ANEITINCT RAILWAY COMPANYPOR RECOVERY Or THE DEPOSITS rwarixore.—The following is a more detailed report than that which appeared in this paper on Saturday : The defendant had applied to the provisional committee of management of the Direct Exeter, Plymouth ar.d Devonport Railway Company for shares in that undertaking. The committee allotted forty shares to him, but the project failed, and ultimately was abandoned. The plaintiffs, who composed the committee of management, then sued the defendant for the deposit, which in his application he had in the event of allotment undertaken to pay, their object being to'recover his proportion of the expenees. The Wei took place at Exeter in the month of March, 1846 and a verdict was given for the plaintiff, with damages 10,51. In the next term a rubs aisl wee obtained for entering a nonsuit, or for a new trial, or for arresting the judgment ; against which cause was shown last term, when the court postponed its decision. Lord Denman now said that at the trial a prospectus show ing the names of certain persons as a provisional committee of directors, and of part thereof as a provisional committee of management, aletter of application for shares from the defen dant, with a promise, in the event of alletmeat, to pay the deposit on the shares allotted to him, and an answer to that application, were relied on as proving an express contract of the defendant with the plaintMto pay the money which they sought to recover. It Wlll,however, shown that is the interval between the day of the application and that of the allot ment, there bad been a change in the constitution of the pro visional committee by the retirement of certain individuals, and the defendant argued that as the application for shares in any railway undertaking was much swayed by the know ledge that certain individual, bad joined therein, he ought to have had the option of reconsidering his application, if between application and allotment any persons who had been announced as parties to the undertaking had withdrawn from it. The court was of opinion that this argument must prevail, and that it showed the plaintiffs, who were the set of directors allotting, not to be substantially the same with the set of directors to whom the application wu made. That being so, the defen dant was entitled to have a consult entered. Then we re other objections taken by the defendant, especially one re lating to the time of the allotment, that pointed at a new trial, but as the court thought that the defendant wee entitled to set aside the verdict for the purpose already mentioned, it we. not necessary that the court should pronounce an opinion on them—Rule absolute for entering a 'tomtit. Ti, QUEEN O. THE OTERSEERS OF OLDHAM UNION. —AN ORDER or ma POOR-LAW COMMISSIONERS, SHOW INO, ON ITS FACE, JURISDICTION OVER ran 801.111 Cf MAIM= CAN ONLY BE QUESTIONED ON A MOTION TO QUASH IT WHEN RETIALNIED HT WRIT OF CIaTIORMII. This was a rule nisi for a writ of mandateos to the overseen of the several parishes composing the Oldham union, 110.- fisandlosc them, in obedience to an order of the Poor-law Comashalimme, to assemble and appoint a barrister to set as =rev at a certain election of guardians for that John Cobbett appeared to show cause, and was abbot to dispute the validity of the order of the Poor-law Comet - elOses, whea— Lewd Dammam inquired whether such an order could be quassia sollatwo.U7 ? A discussion on that point then took ohm between Mr. Cobbett, In opposition to the order, and Me. Tomlinson in support of it, at the close of which Lord Denman mid, I ham a clear opinion that the poor-law commasionen have fall power to do any act that relates to the carrying the Poor-law Amendment Acts into effect, or t', the relief the peon In this instance they have done so, and that which they have done can not only not be ques tioned otherwise than directly, when removed hither by writ of sertlerari, but is equal to an act of the legislature, and, unless brought hen by that writ, and, until quashed after removal hither, must be acted on and obeyed. If, on the face of an other made by them, it appears that it relates to a matter not within their jarisdiction, then the order must of course fall to the ground; and the court, therefore, will hear Mr. Cobbert, if he pleases, upon that point. Mr. Cobhett then contended that though tU appointment of a returning officer at an election of guardians might be con templated by the poor-law amendment acts, that the asse mbling the overseers of several parishes to ele ctl a return ing officer for en election with which overseers bad nothing to do, was clearly an metes of jurisdiction. Mr. Tomlinson, on the other side, was stopped y The Court, which was of opinion that the poor-law com missioner. were entitled to make any order which they might think necessary for securing the appointment of a tit returning offbmr. They were therefore entitled to command the overseen of a given parish in the union to assemble and appoint a returning officer for that parish; and it made no dttl'erenee that they had, instead of that, ordered the over seen of the several parishes in the union to meet and concur in the appointment of one returning officer fur all the parishas.—Rale absolute. BAIL COURT. Before Mr. Janice Wightnan. SMITH O. WErsizaAr.t., Cutax.—SzconeemAnos or A LIVING.—Mr. Berjeant C. Jones moved for a rule calling Co the Bishop of Peterborough and the provisional assignee of the Insolvent Debtors Court, to show cause why a writ of sequestration against the living of B)fleld, in Northampton ' shire, of which the defendant was rector, should not be ' quashed. It appeared that some time since a mandamus had been obtained, directed to the bishop, and calling on I him to give an account of what had been done under a se questration of the living, which had been issued at the in stance of the present plaintiff. To this a return bad been made, stating that he had received 1401. under ditferent writs of sequestration ; but that one of them had been issued at the instance of the provisional assignee of the Insolvent Debtor" Court, for 15,000/., and that the bishop was unable to art with reference to the particular writ. The defendant Lad not gone further in any proceedings in the Insolvent Court than filing his petition.—Rule nisi granted. THE QUEEN O. HILL AND ANOTIREE.—CICATIPEAIIt TO REMOVE RECOONDIANCES.—Mr. Parry moved fora writ of certiorari to bring up the recognisance' into which one Frederick Hill and another had entered before the ma eivtrate at the Lambeth Policeoffice, in order that they might be entreated. The defendant, Frederick Hill, to March last had been bound over on his own recognisance' to keep the peace, after conviction of an assault on bin wife. Another person war bound over ss surety for him. Ile had suheequently committed another assault on one Markham, and was bald to bail on his own recognisance' and those of two sureties, which recognisance' had been forfeited. It was urged that neither a magistrate nor a court of quarter senioos could mitred recognisance', and that they must be brought up into this court for the purpose.—Rule granted. NW Prins. EDWARDS V. WRITEFIELD • AND ANOTHER.—WHERE THERE IS AN AVERMENT IN THE DECLARATION THAT A PRO MISSORY NOTE HAS BEEN DULY ASSIGNED TO A PERSON, IT IS NECESSARY TO PROVE SUCH AVERMENT?—This was an action on a promissory note for 701. 10e., made by Stocker, one of the defendant!, and signed by him for him self and his partner, the other defendant ; and it was stated in the declaration that it had been duly assigned and trans ferred to the plaintiff, which was denied by a plea. There was no evidence of such assignment given. It was argued that such en averment was not necessary, an the note was made payable to bearer. The learned Judge, however, wan of opinion that, as the averment had been made, it was necessary to prove it. The jury, however, returned a verdict for the plaintiff, subject to the opinion of the court above on the point of law. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. &nine la Banco. BOUSFIILD V. EDGE.—rI.I.I.DING. Mr. J. Thompson maved for a rule calling on the plaintiff to show cause why tho judgment signed in this ease, on Saturday last, should not be set aside for irregularity. The detlaration contained two counts, one on a bill of exchange, and the other on an account stated. The pleas which were filed on the previous Friday, were treated as not imuable. Amongst other mat ten. it was pleaded that the defendant never indorsed the bill in question, and, further, that he did not account. In the ease of " Vero e. Goldaberough" (1 B. N. C., p. 3.33 j, on a state of facts precisely similar to the present case, it was held that the informality of omitting to confine each plea to the count to which it applied, did not authorise the plaintiff to sign judgment, the court haviug observed that the pleas should not be treated an nullities, though infor mally pleaded, and that the objection should have been taken, if at all, upon special demurrer.—The court granted a rule to show cause, and adjourned at a few minutes before one o'clock, to meet the judges in the Exchequer Chamber. THE LORD MAYOR AS CUANCELLOR OF THE _ CITY OF LONDON. _ _ H SWAM V. PRIONAII. . NT." 011 Saturday the Lord Mayor sat at Guildhall as Chancellor of the city of London, attended by the Recorder as his amasser, and by the judge of the Sheriff's Court (Mr. Bullock), for the purpose of adjudicating in the above matter, under the power of ancient custom, and pursuant to a statute of the date of 1623, whereby his lordship pastures similar privileges as respects the arbitration of commercial matters between his fellow-data', to those possessed more generally by the Lorp Chancellor of England. This prooreding is termed " Mark- ' sent," bat is so madam resorbed to, that this is bat the third case of the kind which has occurred for a century. The last was on the 10th of June, 1845, and, like the present, was an appeal from the Sheriff's Court, his lordship having power to reduce the amount of the verdict. The plain. tiff in this cam was a warehouseman in the city, and the landlord of certain chambers in Basinghall.street, which defendant, as secretary to the now defunct Madras railway had eteapied; a seizure had been made on the goods, whisk Omagh sot actually distrained, were detained, and an asks. salwergawitly braugld for half a year's rent, 171. 10s., dangle *sly • gawk" wee due when the goods were seized. A verdict woo, bowavar, given for the full amount; and de fendant had 1T appealed to this tribunaL—Mr. Pullen, u eaumed kr mar, argued at great length against the jurisdistion of the court, and was answered by Mr. I Ryland, for doiradant, with whom the court agreed ; and subsequently plaintiff and defendant were examined. The Recor der, in pronouncing judgment, said the court considered the tenancy determined when the goods were de. tamed, and consequentlplaintiff was only entitled to one quarter, 81. 15s. ; and directed tho verdict to be reduced to mat amount ; defendant giving security to pay the debt and cuts in fourteen days. POLICE.- SATDIDAY! CLERKENWELL.—A maw Potion MAottrnATE.— Mr. Tyrrwhitt took his mat at this court for the firat time. Mr. Cottenham, from Southwark, presided with him. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. PLATO ROBBERY AT PLYMOUTH.—T. W. Willa was reexamined charged with having stolen a large quantity of plate, the property of C. Trelawny, Esq., of Plymouth. It was proved that the prisoner had got a stranger to write a letter authorising him to sell the plate. Mr. Trelawny's butler identified the plate, and considered that it must have been stolen by some one well acquainted with the premises. Further than this the evidence was a HIM repetition of that given at the first examination, sad t he was remanded to Plymouth, where the requisite 'al Investigation will take plaoe. WESTMINST —Dursaare ATTACY EPON THZ POLICK.—J, GOMM, D. Glermus, J. Cetbe J. Gilbert, I end Catherine Goma*, wars finny moodoot ;hawed with moults upon the polio., who hod bees ssYsi lea to take some of the tows late embody, sad Mho &rads was charged wilt to to mow woo of the Liter • repetition It the lonoor widows, Thowas=y said that be was se sat art injured that Ids stook sod shirt were so ths.g they hid hen steeped la a poll of blood, and he was with two other mutable. conveyed to the hospital, where ho remained two or three days, and is at rtamt . an 04 -patient. In defence, Dennis iflohn Gor ormmn x d ui le deni w el d his ha v make i ng statement about himself, but his mother sway pot her spans up to Carmody's face, and eommiserated Moo after maw pare= had wounded him; Coffee refused to maks any ismer to the charge ; Gilbert declared that le wow Mesa a blow until he was himself struck; and Catharine Garman repeated the account given by her son Dennis. The five first-named prisoners were committed to Newgate for felo aosaalting sad wounding the officers, and Elsa Gomm, who woo sowely proved to have tried to moue bar bushiest, w as hold to ba. MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY EVENING. The funds have maintained tfieirupw - arcl tendency to-day. Consols were done as high as 881 for money, and 891 for the July account; but the reactions consequent on the desire of realising profits by the dealers, brought down the quotations at the close of business to 881 for money, and 881 to 90 far time. The most remarkable feature of the day, however, was the tardy movement in advance of ex chequer bills, which were currently done at 2e. to 4s. premium. This improvement must be a sensible relief to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who will probably not be called upon now for the payment in cash of any large proportion of the amount falling due in the middle of That month. Reduced Three per Cents. were 871 to ; .and.a.Quarter per Ce n ts., 89 t.O , Long Annuities, 9 to 1-16 ; Bank Stock, 193 to 5 ; India Stock, 243 to 5 ; India Bonds par, to 3s. premium. Foreign stocks tittered lam attention even than usual, and may be quoted with little alteration of prices. Mexican were rather better at 201 to 15. Venezuela were 1 per cent. gilt:: at 38 te 40. Spanish Fives, 22/ to ; the Threes, to 4/. Portuguese &dad to 321 to 331. Dutch Two an -Rolf per Nets, 1195 tog ; the Fours, 891 to 90. The treneeetime fa the Rods to-day presented some con tfledng hotoros The speedsters for the fall bought Moak to the meet of awe thee half a million, it was sedsreleed, M so high • rater 901 for time. It would Mmhow wet epredlons that a sort of panic eobed them 1a Gems= of the rapid rise of prices, and the to prevail that th e lowest point havie= lim e measure of the reaction in the reverse upward dkssds erbke bad set in, could not be safely raledsted, sad *pit Bnd them more seriously at fau l t ut iu, Mast pstlrK for the contingency. Spe culators were not wards/. briviver. hardy enough to se three or four hundred among Console at 89, and a fraction even lower. The Beak limber sold about 50,000/. Consols for the savings beaks, and about 80,000/. to 100,0001. exchequer bills at a premium. It is not improbable that the Consols sold would, in part if not in whole, be reinvested in the bilk. There is no question that the present glorious weather which, so far as Europg, appears to be universal, has contri buted more than any other separate came to the extreor- dimly revolution in stock and money values, and the resto ndion pro Mato of confidences. However in reality the public apprehension from a fall fa stock values may be un founded or exaggerated, the fact indubitably I. that by no one cause is credit so seriously disturbed as by the deprecia tion of funded values, say more especially of console. To the parties interested as permanent holders of stock, and looking for income to the proceeds, whether the stock be held in trust or otherwise, it should be of little comparative signification whether Consols be at 80 or 100. In the one ease as in the other, income remains the ume. The depressitm of stock values, when it occurs, should he regarded therefore in what is generally its true bearing, as the displacement of capi tal from one species of investment for replacement in another yielding more profitable returns. It will be long perhaps before railway bonds and shares shall approximate closely to the character of equal security possessed by the national funds, although the progress of opinion is sufficiently indi cated already in their favour by toe not unfrequent testa mentary dispositions, of which more than twelve months since instances were cited within the experience of the writer, by which trusts are created, based on the absolute stipulation of the property demised being invested in railway shares carrying a certain amount of dividend. As opinion progresses in favour of railway securities the differences of price, es measured by the respective rates of interest yielded, will therefore become gradually narrowed, and the margin of difference, which in present circumstances may be assumed as between 3 per cent. for consols, and 5 per cent, for a railway bond of first character, may be cut down to a one per cent. only. Were railway bonds and shares always a really marketable security to any extent, at a price, like consols, it is clear that the distinction between theta would come to be little more than nominal. But railway securities in certain circumstances are not convertible, u we have seen, at any price, however they may come to be, and cannot fail to be so, hereafter, when the true nature of values and securities becomes better understood and appre ciated by the public. Meanwhile it is not at all desirable, in the national sense, th at consols should rise to par, that is, to 1001. returning three per cent. only. When such is, or has been, the ease, it is the evident signification of a low rata of profits, rain prospective falling off et national income, and I of the accumulation of unemployed capital which has been the primary occasion of such reduced rates of interest. Therempon succeeds the waste of acc um ulate d capital in all manner of home and foreign speculation which appears to promise a more , profitable return. We are glad to learn, and to be able to announce, on the highest mercantile authority, that, for some time to ensue at least, it is expected that the rates of exchange on England will so rise or be matntsined in the United States, that little epprehension need be entertained of any considerable ship ments of gold front hence. We are emphatically assured, by those who have the best means of knowledge, that every packet-ship for the United States leaves these shores now full of cargo, that is, of manufactured goads and other pre duct,. Thai we are coming more closely to a balance of accounts on the most desirable conditions. We have a set off to the extent in the products of industry, representing labour and its wages, against the profits and labour repre sented by products imported. The Beek of England returns, dissected in the Express of this day, present the favourable state of pro gress before predicated. The increase of coin and bullion is not so considerable, indeed, as was looked tor, but it was sufficient for confidence, seeing also the more thee corre sponding decrease in the active circulation, which, as repre senting a diminished action of the commercial movement, cannot be altogether regarded, however, with equal compla cency. The large Addition to the government securities in the banking department of 954,5501. would result mainly, perhaps, from the purchases of, or advances upon, Exchequer Bills. Such operations are the inevitable consequence of the connexion of the Bank with the government, al wept attended with more or less of danger and detriment to the interests of the public, though fortunately in the present case, from a remarkably favourable conjuncture of circum stances, probably also from the prudential ability and fore , cast of Bank management, they have led to a very drslrah'e result for the Treaoiry, without material prejudice to bank ing business and public accommodation. INGLIS/1 _ . . 7401 Sleek, 1113 1 1•1116 Reek. 211 4 I per Cc Had. Amts., 171 1 1 10 He 169•16, 1.0104.,1 pm 3 per Ct. Ooes. Atme,ll6l # 1 1 Do.. ..der 1ed114,2 pm. 2 dlr. New 39 per cc Amos., 001 j ul 0 Carol. for Leet 111 35 9507 905 Long A.., cop. Jam 6,1140, 911 08.00 1.. WY, Slide. L., 2 1 I 1 3 pm. 9 1.16 Dins, 1600. 3 3 3 Do., 00 yes.,.. Oet. 10, 1630.91 I Mao, Ilma3l, 3 7 Dot, 30 ym , es. Jut. 6, VW, Di 1017.1011 FUNDS. per Ct. 11401.340,1644. 201 1 21 per Ct. Vememels lids.. De per Cc Portuguese Kande. 43 118 per Ct. Dutch Exchange, I/ Coll., 3 per CI thmeish Eds., Dlr. from 001 Nov., 1110, 2-16 o.l4l Cortlaseles. 691 L1C0A74131111 AND 1:1r)C127.311107..D. AIIIRIII.I. MAT 36.—.11m. Delos. Tweeasem.lislf per Orate. 078. 661; Do. Three per Oeets., 70. 714: De. Tees per Cssts.. 011, 05 ..41111cn. Dyed., Tlem.edd.s Malt per Onto, 67.676; Own. (Amp.. Y0ur...1.• Melt per Coats , 1741.173 . N. I. Law Four per Cons., WI 90. /Rubor ea Leaks, 11 07, two maths, 11.91. Da Huber,. 34.63, two 1•11.13: h•, 61.16. ARV.), 11.4 7. 7.—Eactuage es l aa4a, 15.7111. —awe par Cuts.. 1061: Fair gar Casts a of 1141.114 : D. lOU. I. Dank arum. um. T.Lou, Da. lOW De. 144; Da 11141. , a D. Mr 1 on, . Morass as Laaa.a. ZS 74 4 i;;;;I:" 1,7 000, 0 0.30. 17.• Do. 00. w ; PAUL, /14v D. /fir 0.11161. • D. . le D. . 4 D. . Belem 4,1444 D. A, lOU D. 2 Do. $ WON 124•1•4 *z.,, 1O 111,00 TS SO 114 TS Moak Mu ne . SST 0 N.V.... ft Lades taa dam, i trio 116111 n Htdra. Ti NI 78 .1 71 SO 110 SI 11l 70 111 70 e• • Naw You, MAY 16. —no money market in not only easy, Oat aq I. odd to be abuodut. The beaks are well fortified :211: ailiss at spode, aid iho hat la, the country L. ur an Rabat asupwity. tae ora mod planters, shipowners awl lid Inswpartaisa Iwo awl nest at lbe leading intemits of Ito emir, Iwo Ws oltsibly moleyeL It is this fneresats of toodittlot atm - mho to ersorotbiag. Europe has been bleWooly It nor Mt 6 somilomban ost of specie born brought bsitoortse awe oisteeollollifte re an ance that the dmased am• beseielei le to bore assur atinee for some I =MY to Orr aboollmoo at wassey is GO t, lb. art among ropoollbere to the kezieast war grea liwt ben met ebb put prempleow Oseelorsot bon ben enabled to bor row an Immo essene ss E end lb dolt has sooldeely gone up. II the war Id& osolsory to tiegolden at a majority a tie bantlakissA me" Ur Nag= wpm' be Imbed Data ammonia la ipawawaa sowall. tYR wield bq la i pads a lowa eorobio et somobsped espial Wm Wm Ins bleu Ow • bag milt The essoitzete el Yana Is now kola p to 7 per east lbw awa pm I amine fir bille to Ile podol. ?be rate, 10 bensorse, Orr steam noose ben oni to tor, sot a b bays said at i. PHILADELPHIA, MAT 13.—Thomo woo a pod degree of firmness in the stock marts*, with sobs fa a orwasraw anent : Penn. Da improved about é done per cent. RAILWAY NEWS. Saturday was the day named for Monday's settle ment of the half-monthly account. The recent improve ment in riots was not exactly so well supported on that day, but this market may still be reported as substantially got d. SHARE LIBT.—LONDON, MAT 29. Sam—TM sivatatasus of lbw la Haman Osamu., 94•944 Waal maw lases : dam el lam la Bahr seam' prim. run. e 1 Lyaa sad 317 ' 4 r l , 7° 9' i =maw a Use.— so ISp. Da Da.= 4 DO. shwas ii Tip. I Da 11.1.1.0110 Do. Takes (Naga) j ip. ft =1111111.7i ip. At...4.4 : 11 11 . :4 i id. 1140d1r. II Wilma Ile SO Da. New 9 se SO IN 491 Da. law Do. Jim. and 9i °I 2/ it% WOWS ardEnewlek II i D&NOW lei Il Ds. Nana 111/clas Nevramehitallbararta 4.4 r " Da ll sham star Isji li Dalabans_ , ... •• i t " "1 1 Da Easirauga . . ... —1 6 I Da. 'Maim 7 1 I 1 D 9.11 9 ,9 9 i i A. Alligleniell Doillll7.ll.4lOorflt 1 oi d . pi p D 0 . .: ........mbh. . F.." va ) , : iui :::,.. M. Oman* Cl_ .ft 00... Naniura 4 *Mom. . ao j De. # ism „..,er . ..k0. 01 41 11 1,4 ja. Carta Weston .1 lit. i nat.wasess.;* wig,. Ims 17 holm est Wyns .. .184 N 1 :a n raw 8:8i 4p. poiw t ~ .8.. A.. asok 1 1 p ..11alhera. 4 essie 1 le.. I IWO. clan a* 4i. 66. 4*. O sse m g 1 Illoirarlohloo —.it ff lli. IL imams rut Dow_ fie 17 Do. M. r 131) 11 1: ip. Do . JI. BD. 94. Oa) 9 . De. W. Mk. NO 11' Ii F to. Do. X. lea all 4 4 4 liftl2l Wass • 7 i &Tata Doos. 4 lil iele 1 Mr Ms almolow.. . _ lll 'mgrsO 4 Mar 9 74. Irao Lmeciall i . Willa SAM # E u_a. ..,a .4 Irspmeals.4l4 as. Test and 111•994•4410 Da Ma is i W e rat & De. Pialellams lD A UM Da. Boloollm.. De. ' 1.1. 17:77M. Mg. 2611 1 . P. Daum 44. 11a514.8 sad A.:10/ III 1.1..1b01.# (Wed i * lig. C.a.9lllmaer(OriTsa ) lai lamasma.. >a s r • ..... Dia Aram lamsla ala Doolor Niol."=l*._ 11.1 04. 11rj Wens Alvan 11! it Par 4 o mil= . hat ; ,....... :s=„:: ::, 0 urn me Nom . ,211 Swan aril Xmas l7 r.e...gDavoo._ lA. Wl* Ilsookro re 0. Per 'MEHL Nor IL m ge Aram Pails and Oslesas INI N 76 IN so ma Na N 7 N N7 Se tot ro e gar ase Hama 1113 647 40 a 7 so la :3 au Lagemetalaualles 7M 705 n 771 • ...boas a /11.1* 117 to teeei (ereeee) „, sea 447 so 47 1,0 as areseam N e m SOS 71 sle so es, RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT, COMMITTEE&—Aszsago AIM/Jams arrs.—Select amanita! m Group areaway bill* have referred t h e Edinburgh, Leith, mail °rental Railway (Leith Eaten:dm. Bill, being unopposed, to chairman of Ways end Means, and the members untete) 7. mem, sod bring to the mme.—fielect committee on OMNI No. 2: He, lead dsecharoed from attetnitom on examinee; Itr, E. ueei ee iccted col aided to committee.—Select comiaittee on 'iron, ga, 3 : Sir H. Fleetwood discharged from attendance oe corrontttee; Farnham selected and added to c Immittee.—Select enotnittee ea Group No. 40: hlr. remit-on disehortmd from earn -lame on eau. solace; Captain Polhill setectod and .died to coeunittec—da me mittee on Group No. 32 d:count Milton discharged fru, se ee e em ow oommidec ; Mr. Evart ocd.teted and added to roornitter...—ehe committ, on Grnot? No. 33: Sir It. Price discharge. Irces atteadme ors sominittee; Hon. C. F. Berkeley selected and oddtvl to acted's*. —Select oommittec on Group No : Mr. Ewart al.:harms 13. 3 attendsoce on committee; Sir IL Pries *camel and aided le taw c,tltre. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. —Sown' WALE , ' RA ID , war.—The works upon this impotent BM railway will h i ,. /*enema in the neighbourhood of M.gmmuth is the curly yeet d week. Mr. Breuer. the oontractor, who hoe !skew t .4.4vntreet .. he 4 considerable portion or the line, bee taken a rvuidenee MaNalask ending brought a number of workmen with him. RAILWAY TBAYEIC FOX TUE PAST , A ELIL—F.. 4. dal returns, it amours that the anumat of truffle for the lest omon upwards et 1,730 mile of railway, was 161,3341., thus :-138,2051. he the conveyance at poseer.grre only, 4.,7141, Ise earriap: of goads, and • remainder or 36,1651. tor pro , rogerc yMail together, not respeetirely apportioned; be nit en leer.. i t 21,3141. over the corresponding week of led year, wilt the anima was about 1,292.-1: a dray CAreneek. COMMERCIAL ANDJIAREE TS. SUGAR.—Caterot, 22ar 29.—Tau setrallna meek bare amounted* about 2,000 boxes of lierannah. and near b 0 hug-headt Wtst hats • but previous rates. altboagh there was • goad demand from regag i : oould be barely rnaantaints.l—iddeed, UM prima of vane sampks saes be quoted twig la lower than bat week's prim. COT Itr.q.-L1 , 111.00 MAT 29.—The mks larlawe= 1.300 o, and WO far export. rj. without altcration. • . tlasertherr, , Utr ?O. —Thou :la the usual Whltantite hotidmsds not claw till thin evening, there has been aortae hairless Males 'Change to-aday, lath in cloth and yarns. With ut any permed* Change for the Letter, In an idle time like this, it may be math., that a more cheerful tone per ram the public naiad. Staafaetetwe etch expreaa storm at the tendency to speeidetion in the market fse the raw material, earl hold for the necereity of damper colas m. element of inereneed budneer; however, there coo be no Matta that, with the merchant, as condolence gains °round, the ease erop has been a eh el one, and that high prime will prevail, • greater disposition will be manifested to execute the onhas which hamar* 'yids over, and this must have, to some relent, an eruct is giving.. impala to our hitherto stagraint market,. `OOLLEN cLoni , ‘. I.ALOA, MAT 20.—Thow.:11 there was a tole rably large attendance of merchants in the cloth tizlle this moral& they bought very sparingly, and the aggregate ;meat of their pa. clmee was comparatively emelt —eratreely opal to the dealings of l e g Saturday. The prinel,al sales were of clothe of middle and moon qualities for the American markets. Poe timacennautaptimi Maims very little bui.inms .lone. hlAßDW.lllP.—Blusixotew, Mar 29.—The fair preigais ti the future which the extraordinarily genial weather hold. out, bare as an yet been followed by the very idighte.4 larvae of demand kr or manufatores ; some hopes had bees indolzed in of an impromeM in the hour trade, but at present there does not appear the wry slightest probability of than being realised; it is to be tested in taet that, during the past week, the depres.ion has bora hare acutely au than ever; that the atlasna have been employed a mueb ...hurter one sad that, during the imam week, that thee will be even further restricted. krona two to three day. has probably lan the aim., time of employment of the many (hominids of persome.gaged is out Inarl.4CtOriek., OlthOUKli in some of the hugest ace ha. lest brawler the works bare been alt gether clued. lu thew, however, so hr as ecald be acertidaed, the proprietors Lae belsavid most (entreaty towards their work.; mph., and no spared these from hero redeagr e those noes ivies, and involved in thole dieterrecara which under Air circumatanoes they must have been reduced. It would nter be tee much to ho;.e that ay very material improvement sill take** until a week or two .111VT , uent to the July yuarter eke; in all merhability, and in the ateenve of unf.irtunaue Creanataneca pleat return of trade which is re mach needed will bi- esevieneed. At Ite.iditch, the needle-make» are in • very deplorable state, sad they have been so f.r some tune. There fourths of the maafatesits as entirely chord ; and In ',twee which do remain eyen, aelapetels are employed about half time only. BREAD, ILAN S.—The prices of ebeake bread ia the wimple are from la. Od. to la. ; howkehold dirt % 941. to LO Id. per ins. MEAT, MAT 29.—Naa ;Ars &ND LLUMNIML—Rime beef, set. ton, sod lamb, sold romenbat Mislay at full pewee. Other e" the demand W. in a cluggmb awe. Beef, from SI to 44. M.; MM. t-41, 4.. 4d. to 51. 4d. - Lamb, fai. to 6. 10d.; Veal, to 5. 4d.; and Port, 4s. to 5. 21 ter elb., by the execs.,. The supplies at puuln-3 - on tale tO4l, were small, Set the demand oas beAry. at hand}}' late rates.-21... rom—Beet. from 4. to it. ; Mow. 4..4&1050.44.; Lamb, 6s. to 7. ; Veal, 4.6 d. to b. ; and Pm% 4p. to 5. 21 per 81b4.—.Viiertenarat.—Beef, from 3. Sd. to M.S.; Mutton, 4. 2d. to 511 Itt ; Lamb, W. to Gt. 10d. ; Veal, U. MSc M.; end Post, la led. to 5.. per sibs. kldli.—Bumsomarir, ILtr 214—We bad a steady sales Pleb. butte can notate no material alteration in value. AMERICAN MARKETS. New Tom, MAT IS.—thu - rom.—Since the accounts per Cumbria on 30tht ult., a dull and langultl feelixg bas chare rested cameral operations; parchment have twcn cutdiuml Anon enunly b Awns* manantetorers, there canting a general dialrannation on the pd E.ueopean buyers to enter the omelet. Malden were issemded tan a demuOd would Kra show half, mini at once mourned • Inner mi. tithe, Sall the effect was that the nether which wen traracted he a kw days was at rather better rates ; but as it wen totkeir tr MBA use, and as the imaluiry ere ated chiefly fur the better grades, genes= these styles only have preen t tkrably well maintained. thrashes for the medium and lower grades are nominal, sod it holden Maid a desire to realise to any considerable tarot, lower rates wend Ono to be sub:tithed to. The sales have averaged I,o‘o bales daily. the falling elf in the evocipts of cotton at the last date, as coalmen wan those et the smite date net mason, was 171,000 bake; noter th e awn fancy Au amotatted to 22:, 5 00 hales. with respect to this crop, it is onl seem/eery to goy that of the probable result there h very dab dif a of opinion as far as regards the number of hike, Ms wider rage exists in re.rct to the actual detleitoey in weight. Ris season has been more badcwvd titan either of the two lad. Fnazoirrs.—A slight improvement bm Wren piece Is 12wird. The rates now ate- 1 o Liverpool Cotton, per lb, .1-laid.; bed, M. Ss; beet and park, bbi., 2e. 9d. to se. ; turpeuune, 2s. Ii to is; leather, per lb., 5-16 d. to id.; beam goods, ton, KW to 4.5 a.; P. bushel. lud. To London : Floor, per bbl, Sa dd. to in Id.; tom& tlue, 4..; spirits of turpentine, per 222 pll,, 205.; goo ton, 300, ; beary goods, 406.; theme, 49a. ; beef, tae, k.; endr pork, bbl, is. 6.1. to Ss.; corn and wheat, bush., lid. to le; mu and barley, Bd. to lOU. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS.—MAna. l. Dr•. .2. .... PCS.,•••. ....•... 1 0 I.lbllll ... ll • Holland .. 0 3 India via 40 3leabes woll M•tarawd . .u I Planrate . . Kamilla . . Mamma. hut Dassensee• .01 Inn.. . . 11747.. :CAW. 01 New We .t (Meru A Jan 00 laalmia,Jue 4 I Tau. ant 10 Mal .. JO Man-burg . . 0.0 Megitinran. . a 11•141.1. May 3t 0/14 , EIMMD, Mar 30.—Arrived : Sir Ed. Bailm. Gantall; rar Li Peel, Portsmouth; Plenum., Antwerp; Acti n , Harlingen; Banat Sweden; awleq.in. Boulogne; Tourist, Calais; Rainbow, WM London, and Attwood, Rotterdam ; Queen, Ca'eutta ; gad Dd. Amsterdam; haagoet, Harlingen. Sailed: Celedonia, Hambarek; Giraffe, Rotterd.un ; •Triton, Ostald ; Young Claude, thrift. Union, Cadiz; Nevadan, truernvey ; Antwerpen, Antwerp; BMA Rotienlain; City of Boulogne, ; Earl of Limpsol, UM; Richard and Clam, Dram; City of terdam, Rotterdam; /cad , . Raced!, and Banger, Ilarlingvn; James Watt, Havre; Jail COP bell, Liverpool; Emily, Hidilax. Lrvearont, Mae 29. —Arrived : Slr 11. Pottinger, Waal; lei Intion, Maranhani; James Calder, New Grimm: John Bans, BMOC Hodson, Charleston; John Raring and W. Lee, beldame; Sahara. New York; late, Merin - in —Sailed : American, Calcutta; Pdain Albert, New York; Preciona„ itdtiertherg ; Kariba, Villa Ned; Amelia, Newfoundland; Jme, Rio Janeiro; Jura.. Kidd, Yip; Virginia and Sarah, Quebec; Medan, New York; Elisabetla 111' (halm: Amity, Malicia, and Montevideo; Nuevo Veal; Edam; Priederieke, Hamburg; Guiractian, Oaleutta ; Evecidedsr, ht. Om; Letigh, PhiLadelphia ; Financier, LiAbon ; Zulelka, .IMenart; Ow . dale, Mebane; Lancashire Las, Gibraltar; Water Wit* DAM & tinrip.e ; Ann Paley, St. Thcenas. [Advertisement] —ALL lIEAVY, SLEEPY, DROWST, ANIJ Aeororrne finery'se arsons or Howse , " Pille.—There io often much danger to Or apprehended ham nada of paralysis or apoplexy, whenever any of the foregoing bang about the system for ..ny length of time. Such • Mate of indicates much derangement of the stomach and Urn, and desucestrices a great ward of purity in the blood. 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