The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-28 00:00:00

ITALY. (PROM 0171 OWN C01111TOIDINT.) NAPLES, MAT 22. The foreign mu expresses a strong hope that changes will take place in this country, sou to per mit ot the liberation of the imprisoned and of the rates of the exiled. I am anxious to guard against too great a prominence being given to such an act, for however desirable it might be, it would not bring us step to what all good men desire, a wise, jest, and strong government. The only effect of an amnesty would be to throw some more individuals into the ' , viol caldron, wherein now are seething all the elements of misery and corruption. Bat will even an amnesty be given ? The Bilairia, an Austrian paper published in Milan, says " that the King, in the plenitude of his royal power, will be the muter in his own state, and will not permit any foreign violence, even though it be that of • tirst•rste power The independence of his character does not suffer any foreign compulsion. The King intends to do good of his own proper election, on his personal It is not at all improbable that in an Austrian organ such sentiments have been inspired from Naples; at ail events they have the sanction of the Austrian government, and we may argue from it that there is little disposition here to yield to the rural interposition of the foreign powers. To an effective interposition of coarse the government must yield ; sod to no other will it yield. All who know the character of the King, and have market' well his antecedents, deride the idea of his giving an attentive ear to the counsel, of the foreign powers—they will be so much air uselessly expended, so much " Bath post" unnecessarily consumed. As to the King taking the initiative himself, the suggestion would be amusing were it not hopeless, for what have been some of the undeniable features of the system of government panned here during the last eight years? —the bastonade, tile prison, banishment, political trials, denunciations, espionage of the most infamous and corrupt character, and, as if to make what was barbarous ridiculous as well, prohibition of hats and certain styl. sot dress and the beard. To complete this picture put Poerio and his companions, some of them in very infirm health, in the foreground, with their chain around them, as a memorial of royal justice and mercy ; and then ask what initiative may Le expected from the author of all these facts ; or if say, to what end but to throw dust in the eyes of the Western Powers. Nothing good will come out of Naples. TURKEY. (room ova °int ooaamrolrDENT .) CONSTANTINOPLE, Nay 16. Our troops are daily preparing to move homewards, and their stores, hones, and so forth advertised for sals. At. Pisani, this Russian Could, with lie.talk is expected hers to-day or to-morrow, having ambalited at Odessa on the lith inst., according to the It is farther stated that quarantine 'naiades:Mt ham aaspsn f d for four months at the Russian ports; their however, bane been subjected, in this pins% thus far, to a quarantine of observation—five dem that is to eay--and this measure will continuo sad sash time as the stets of the public health is these legalities be fully ascertained and certified by the Inesian sanitary authorities. The Rsmaran this year has set in opportunely, sad teas believer are reposing on their laurels after a keg and arduous struggle. Business, as usual, is at a Amid lock ; nay, the government offices in former times were all closed till nightfall. Conformably with a late regulation, however, the great funetioaa rims are now generally to be found at their posts about 2 pm., but rather shaky, moody, I may men. boo, and their tie! sherit, as it is termed, or Ulu trios temperament, well-nigh at the freezing point. From rosaries to street, se you are aware, the inter dict on edibles, drinkable., the chibouque, " wine, woman, mirth and laughter," is a eerier tribulation at all times, but most especially so during the long summer days. Hence, under these circumstance., suitors, applicants, seldom venter* to approach SR matters of business. The wise ones wait the genial hoar of liter, or the evening collation, when all are sure to meet with a favourable reap. tiaa, and most hospitable welcome. No sooner bee the evening gun announced the hoar of sunset than there ls ObelliTllll36 on all aides an iestantaneousor aced bustle--all are blithesome, brisk as bees, and medelouelp intent on making up for past privatises. Some caw seem to squat in loco. to light their pipes, aced them pal away with prodigious assiduity; the ophommier swallows his pill; the redact rests apse his oar, sad drains at a draught his thrifty ilenatains, bakers, cook-shops, and coffee-henees are all in a state of siege. The car riages at the grandees rattle on homewards, where a sumptuous banquet awaits them, and all is decked out in gayest, gorgeous trim. It is the seasoe of joviality and gladsome social converse. The high.' orders all keep open boon, and I availed myself of this a few nights ago—for strangers and visitors of all ranks are well received and regaled with every luxury imaginable in these parts. The Amphitryon, cross-legged in his poet of honcur on the divan, re ceives his guests with a most courteous Moss, and maaions inquiries into thereto of their "honourable temperaments" at this " blessed season." In the halls and lobbies, moreover, it is curious to wh ale/ the sone of bustle and activity—cAi bore eke, valets, refegis, and divers other retainers and domestics, are seen darting to sad fro, all busily employed in their re spective avocations. The train of pipe-bearers= formed, first enters, their arms anistically and lit, which having been duly consigned and the bowls deposited in small brae or silver plates forth, protection of the carpet, the cafriii, in fall fig, briar up the rear with his pot of boiling mocha, in the entre of a polished tray encircled by wee cops aed holders. Then are then half filled adroitly, and presented to each in the order of hie rank. All sip emespondly, and somewhat audibly, the grateful bo ycott, puffing anon clouds of fragrance with the most edifying grace and solemnity. Thus coo mos night after night the revel, of this penitotial season. The laugh, the joke, the tale goes round, and half an hour perhaps is thug whiled away as a preliminary to the -Mar —a most copious repeat, comprising some Sheen or twenty dishes, all piping hot, which, clapped with a 9oilted coverlet and on a wooden tray, soon appear in the hall, well poised on the head of a stoat Armenian airier,. The table is laid in a twinkling, and this primitive apparatus consists merely of a large polished brass tray, supported by a little wooden tripod, turned upside down. This done, the company is instantly seated, and the dishes, co at a time, are planed in the goatee's regular encomia° and despatched eagerly in less than half an hour a fter the long day's fast. Then comes the I6riek sad ablutions, which are most punctiliously performed ; whereon, the company losing iterated 011 the divan, a sup of coffee crowns the haat, and, I need scarcely add, the chibooque the friend, the counsellor, an d never•failing boon companion in these parts. And really it is scarcely • ratter of surprise, considering the fragrance of the 'tetchier" weed," as well as the exquisite purity of the loog cherry and jessamine; tube, surmounted with a splendid jewelled mouthpiece— tbe lowliest amber That ever the sorrowing seabird has wept. This looks 13re civilised smoking all elah is a mockery, a delusion, and a cheat. Let, therefore, reersobaunters, cherootere, and A« grass ems., come hither and learn this truly intellectual art. The Osmanlee looks upon them all, and perhaps not without some reason, as a benighted, barbaric host; lot, above all, is disgusted and shocked at the mode of their operations, I mean divers concomitant noises, and the ejection on all sides of cartels riles so dangerous to perm and property—is de- Saar, besides. of all the roles of decency and good maausea. The fine unfortunately still continue, and the splen did barracks of Dewed pathos, converted into a hospital by our allies, were entirely consumed a few Am ago, and 2,000 invalids with difficulty mewl from the flames. This is the mooed widest el did moan which has befallen the French. Os Nis troops have been more careful, or had bat* ha perhaps sod the British military hospitals will be 'swiped io a far different state from that in which they were reared from the Turkish goonuemat. IRELAND. DUBLIN, MAT 27. Notion of appeal to the Muter of the Rolls against the decisioo of Mann Murphy has, it is understood, Mut already lodged on behalf of the Baglish stisreholdese of the I ippersry Bank, ono the case is I Icily to come on for hear• tag t- a Rita Court before the and of this week. The affairs of this bank recopied the Court of Common Pleas daring a great part of yesterday. It appears that as action has bees brought by Mr. M•DowaU, the canal wager under the Winding-up Act, agalost Mr. R. 'Leann, M P., to mover ann. of 4,C001. aim upwards, the amount of an overdraws cement, and the defendant Innis pleaded that the official manager was cot legally sanded to sae him, it was yesterday moved in the Court of Common Plow, on herbed( of the plaintiff, 'hit this ph • should be set saide frivolous nod emberras•fsg. The wart decided that the plea, not being plainly frivolow, weld act be set aside, but that tee plaintiff ini,tht cleaner wit. la fact, It is impossible to town any limit to the litigation to which the affairs of this coronae.% anon% may give rise. The affair which has led ie the expulsion of eight " tem. pommy " members of the Hibernian limited Benin Club, and in wine Is some oMoers of a light cavalry regiment are unplessaaUy involved, seems to be a tinsel complaint, addressed by the secretary of the club to the managing committee, of the behaviour of a party of those gentle men "In the coffee-room 03 the evening of the 50:h of April. Re nye they were nut content with bawling, 'belong, and making a I sort. of noises, but threw about the potatoes and meat, p•lting each other from one table to another, soiled both the carpet and the walls with a shower of mace and other liquids; and when they wen umne•nted with, declared teat t. they did not mind—it was nothing but a d—d pinwale." Whes the eossmit tee took up the matter, four of the penes complained of sent apologies, which were deemed satafactory, but the eaplanatione or replies of the eight vibe are expelled were not expressive of the due contrition for their offeaee. N.AVAL AND MILITARY. Oor Portsmouth correspondent informs u by telegraph that 'he transport Sal. smieed there at a late hour last ▪ wi h cavalry from the Boot. Orrin were received at theorems yesterday for the dis •aatliog of the following gus-beats. cis., the Bullfrog, Hwy, Harries, ()riper. Taman, Jolla. &goy, Manly, Mialetoe, Mastiff. Spey. and Catlin ; also the lunar mewls 1,2, 3,4, 6,6, 17, 32, 33, 34,48, sad 48. T►e rat of these vessels te to be tallied sad stored ; tae allure sad mare are to be returned tolls. dupe cm eh, es boobs they are borne. (71011 LW 111101111 11/12.112.) WAR DRPARTNEST, PALL.KALJ . W. ISM Swimsuit ee Libit Disper—wberles isywitetb. met., to be met, by pardon. Wee been, bombe& itt Reetment el tem—lleastr Reppeolii Temp atz e :s be Rale. asauesinost. Ill=reelmein else reek mbe ben bait pay, Wain Mob* le teebb MOM yam eamo,V b elibbspy Linlbont Labe Aim Mime to be ow bib Wird i te e mi lee Albeebb ONO Wasia Cob to be mew agelemig ,beeliemist (belle Biblee. &by 136 Tool le le Ileoleme. Nem% wbo endemmeot ids Robert Lamle hem lbe lat ad, bbe Walebtal, Ity partham, bee Rae^ gibe make& tat—LlenternteTi W D T elft Vipers Is be bpnleet. vies Boyd. wbe Wpm Wileleast Pleit—ebnumnet Mein J . Watson Allen to be by pa. abase. Wee $5 lbeeseteate. at. ember Remo to be Bar..*. by aebebeeee AIMS MOM IMMO Osallebt Womb Wl.oism by webs*. Wee blebs. It Yeee—Tbe moms en et Lisememn Assam CloevhbAabse. *d Toot Cleeresemeeter AO* Doable to be paymastee. Woe /Meek mbe beim M belt pay, as bentenset Nth Fan' James Drib to be Quelermaber, Ks; flislisemajenlenent MIMS Mr Teel. from Ile Sift Mawr. tar Nab. Obi alp whim. pmeloi. ensmemes llarend Wee. bins lb Wert Oat Araby Webb le be eta. blast* pemisom vise MO to Ram to soda rese—Sibientalisbe •GeE orge Waste, to be Quarbmnasior, 111 l vies Rabe% vile l lf pay. rad-111•10 Idled , Ras do Slat hat, to be Rub Wit. bp Wee whore promotion. by puebrieb bIIMMISISSL OM Mudd are Yaw Ilsowda In le Ikalseral. add{ ruselow. lidd.Csidd ~eh gird. lboaseasidf gag I Oa Bad S. J. dad" la be asysr, misbeet peedineobs iamb lessiebot Wen Lb" to be vldrumliaal isrow las 0311 PL Oadd Jodi Ps Is, bee pssalsol is nabs ly.Wem CAVALRY MOT. Clubwoman T. bib Ime bakpebbiell bare ebb Imam 00111111eARIAT DITARTURRT. Ambient Cessalesnry•Obelni SwF Rem Ms bees removed Rem We sorbs% be bebop WNW. edema le bey am seder to probed as NOSAL STAFF. Abbe Aseblembillenmen name lTT Maybe Beals baviag been @p ds Oldde lononsnan Cavalry on llst Yebenmey i = Web= lo we Is Seamy Manes' Department base beta me Rua OM a UswinsolAksi Riga ban Unbar. of the eta Toot. barbs easiteal Steeped seal tutu la the rash of Lies . Conan, nbrynnarri re brims' la tar army. The vaimeel opreterwiels stars oa harps, to bate the Irwet et spat% sir Se royal warns at 1* DUMB. rananarnt thorn DaleS baSST IILA Qtr- T. IWO. asap, Ctavalry dep t. The peeetellse M Ashressergelso Gears Tots aal USldaes d the T Oninpri. is the bin Mit Sas. grania Taney in lin Itabony. bnii. bin Ina maniaL The ablernm i ined pransebne r bin pin la Os Oast bag a i L a rra ma n=„ 4. ..... e r r. , T MS% enanSabstry SS. =St lh we Ore Uses ~ as Te ha Ueolnesieserale-MaJor-Geearal I. il t2S Owl ; hlajor-Oestral Charles labert. QS, Madre; SNoprOserifiPaadh,-Ceisel Zany TrasaieSiey, Basil lelaatry; Snag Wail. The resmasamsellso ei Ibr an tails Cass" kswLts To le rettr =mr el us le:lsee aleg i gremy net es Saes Sesskeiry Lam, gra biany; mares lbanas bum, awl binary. ADNtPALTT, MAW 27 —PacatostoN —Acting A-getout lame aJ. Noble piss) hes bees mama to meletemt earmea is the leakette, 110. mew Mom s►ip of 40. km pm% Mearamm Arrommeattr..—Ltmteweet O. A. Dowalas ( tole) he tho Mojegth. Chaplets M. IL Meg (tom►{) to the Ilbettrioue, 24, tomitimeilm at Portsmouth. Cloak W. W. Mama, teem Vellum It, paddle. wheel eters Matta of tre.horee lows, at Dogmata. WOOLWICH, NAT M. Si, Charles Ward, First Lord or the Aestirel , y, mooM penal by /AM al Edge sod Camel Orgea, au allaial Mit to the 4 °Mord aftersecm, ma the soma' mewl building or maw repairs. Is secordmee with advalmity orders the lee. eud other mmeh la harbour will be ilarainsisd ea Mearoday ithold mat, mid a amber of fireworks will be Mothersei from the karma. PORTSMOUTH, HAT 17. Another lasteleent et HAIM *yak, hem the at Me wind to day, ta the mesa trams:see, entinie of le Wi nn, 464 am. nil She hem en—let Shed Disomm ei I ma, lit hen* an On lilleteis lawLAldne ini ar bio. inall4 lehMent• D ilems. a. : m at elumal ieelher ag: Hre7- Usidemt sod leth.....eher. le*. Iberians**, INN, mei S Down Oessis: Nam • Weft MMl=n Pans. ir te d Leght Diegnikes lanMl • helm ll* Shwa : 1 NM tad 3 helm NI Drip* ewes I nuesel 1 bum The Waft en elm tgestese* bp *blip: Oind ti A. A. O. • Lief. e " wZ er lb asta*lell_; late* Ent Zeno 111.1•41; 1 aft . ea red Ng mews 1110Aidontllemeene Adana asi Omit; eak. likaledisaplemituoddlibpi I ten del eineeth me a hist a mmisei *me efiellfh WO Odom lek Saud My lk end If. hie* admit 10e harbor Is hod • win et In Meg* *ls le paned * le* Ind telethon sesineele imp etrolenlere* ne hie% 11, neezt im V ir aisesielhe Omples. mod 4 e Or* Su, I. {tree dim C Omits% alba sr urnisi; the ar.t.aused tor the Wog 1a MI OS lOW hil lisib• It IN ordered *Mt Is amp pia at Odom; sod the row- Oen* zombie at otber pene, ewe* pail eff. ROYAL POLYTECHNIC A large meeting of eteeltenice sod their 61886 V.:ok plate last evening fa tth theatre of do lestitellee, tor the purple of awarding prises he working MN MN bad poised an examination in tho subjects of the liseisy SWIM lan lsstum R.,: Dr. BoOTX, F.R.8., shairman of the *ma of the Society of Arts, who attended by invitation. ra ismitiag • foil asorinat of ths society's arsine of onsainatisme, at whisk the writs at meld be iaportisily sad esearetsly Mood, egg the undo Kee& isquiry made Mows to tbe *seed by IMMO ef eeetilestee el different grades. Having pi ned set the eiveatesso a system of this kind would afford to the ladmlgions attics. sad istrlUgent smottsoie, he showed bow the plea of examination, if semiesafel, wield masticate kit Society of Arm a soot of nalversily for lb. middle sad working domes, sad that it would hold est to members of them deem Ladmenmets of that kind which ham so powerfully Mammoth the edsoatka of tie sipper make of society ; and be &stared the oatreordmery asitteet cf support given to the iseleseeles of itheildthee is the embety's whose by the peat Ompleyofs of labour thmegtost the reentry, sad the simper* it bad reaped from mss of all shades M opinion be religion end polities. Kr. BuCillalfix due delivered as interesting address te the subjoin of toads. school', &bowleg that the Ills of sum ben of the working mon of this country iris a mere dell ✓ound of monotonous ignormar sad phydeal dredger', sad pointing oat the neseesity sad tho great and varied advs.- tars of thesatioaal training tor the working ma. as well se the defeats of the thumbs given in elemestary sheds sad sechssies' kr:tattoos. _ Mr. Pepper fies preeested Jobs Pride, i journeys's ratter, with a wawa of the vols. of Ave aufsess, for the eassalaattes he had paved is the subjects of the Mowday stealer ketone. Mr. Papier meld it tree hie istesties organise a eletematie 00treil of isetneetkat Is thaw eeMoets upon whisk the Satiety of Arse propelled to examine. Thew cheese will sot, however, commies before September. [Rardelleiddl— A LTRUTINANT OF DRAGOONS Nair VI asssurrs VT HOLLOWAY'S Osmium Aso Ara—Mr .Mr. Abe Is IN ths Dark saw. arm rst Ildlowsto rd admit IN. Gorr rod sismodm. oil* aspen/ lobs le. =as soldtar ass bildesoessor bier. we ammo semilog, al Ms sow Fmk awl ile L. asierornir amid =NW oil. lest mem At Ude eImiNGINININIF alas Pik sultMws Or sifts mu adm s dlissmay rrM rim Is Or Isaac TM that of lei Mama als issiallis Ns. J. A. Swords, at IMAIARMA-dds IN hni trsz In trili amp. ; ; BPORIING. EPSOM RACES. TDIUMAY.-THE OPENING DAY. The prelude to the great event which is to take plus this day was played with, perhaps, untpual sums. Although the attendant* of general eomp my did sot named an opem ing day's avenge ; yet the sort was of that molt interest ing and attractive chammar. For the principal events the fields were numerimlly important and in certain instances speolatios was briakly pursued. TM weather was wean aad sada, sad in fact throughost the day there was neither let nor Madrona to the full es loyment el this sp. rt. Prior to the reel for the Cravat Stakes, Woolworth woe hocked truly at 3to 1. On the num a his stabler um ,panion Balipyge, bow. me, 6 to 2 was taken to a large amount, sad af.ar wards 2 to 1 ma booked to nearly 3,0001 shout bin,. At list, ho mover, the canna oiler on the field was 9to 4. Csanobie and Fusoletto were both well sap pond et 6 to 1 each ; the former, perhaps, Ming the better favourite of the two. A violent opposition set in against Vandernsalin, who was r ported " shin sore," and about whom, in tact, the most unforourable rumours were circulated. After 16 to I had ben laid to 3001, sad to sev.ral minor sums, he receded to 20 to 1 offered. Apropos of Veadennolin, we may state that his own*, clamed the meioses of Bartho losasw, who was also under an orgageniont to Mr. Bowes. After hearing *vides°, on both aidee, It was deeided that' Bartholomew's ensarement to Mr. Bores was tally proved. Fly-by-Night was in coneiderabl• united : at first 16 to 1 was booked about him to several hundred pomade. The but bet which same under our note ems 12 to 1 to 3001. 1,000 to 60 mistaken twelve t mse about Bilingtea. The running of the Coroner, who has always bun re ported many puede Inferior to Yellow Jack, seemingly convinced tom who had di.credited the rumour, that the owner of the two horses was after all best acquainted with their relative merits. 40 to 1 was off. red against the Coroner, whilst his stable companion Tallow lath was ad vanced to 100 to 6, taken 3to 1 was taken to 4001 about Beott's " lot." The other quotat , ons, which will be found is mother othuan, do not require commat. Subj, hied is a detailed scsenot of the sport Tux Coma Orates oft sows. 1841. with 50 added; s.yr.olds, ?et llb; loam la *lb; Ike. Ilet Mb; sin and seed, hat ; marls Llorby Coax. 7 ellowed 5,b, sad geldhap last aril. and a wrist of the hew (1 Gabe.) Gtr J. Hawley 's Konen*, by By Mlddletom gym, Est 10Ib WI 1 Yr. Howard's Censor, 3 as. let . • (Wordhaa 3lr. T. Pares Bansoboa, yrs. est • peed, 3 The Wowing also nu:—Dm Iftssaless, hate Loh Comedy, Do. Imes, .Lyalnitok Me g^ Issialtse. Polita. Debby 0. sad Mansin — Betties: Ste 4 apt MN., gh le I sub opt harelcs sad The Cann. 1001 e ash egettnee Use. Wank Ned latatelL nee woe iletwilly a milt batten Owner led Katinge. Lame node el the runipet einlag imetheThee 0310111 e net mooed esh NM lie le eeldt Name, who wee wen timely Of two 1.11111.-28 M ehlWenn the mead and third. 7.. Women Orson el IS nee. INA, with 100 Wed. lee 11-yr elde—oln. Set 71b; Vire, In (IL !be owed to nano 23 um eat el the stakes. New 7.7. C. Wee guano el e mile). (41 mute.) Yr. J. Ilersen'e Oonnelfe. y Mrs. let 711. (1). Hoene/ 1 Kr. IL Pen% Imam" In fib (Mese) Mr. Feleil Via& 1101 71,. Me hanks obi t—Jsks INA._ The Abbey •by EOM L N lSn. dala ielthi ligl == " to b ite malifti ew% "*"4 lllebee k Ilneleek 6lksi°l4 Ikeda : •ft 1 ea innteens • to 1 eft Oanneen.ll to 1 nob wit Lean awl Aesiby, IS le I ark eget Jolla Peel rad flambe NIL Wooden* by • aselt—lbree tenon between the wood eatt We rfai, meow, red Reeder to Kr. intee wen the meat _ _ !tin HORTON breams dilemma eedi, with SO 11411 4 Int Sir MOB led upward& Optimal POW volpte. New T.Y.C. (three wr en of • mus.) It eelm) Mr. Evane's lardsep. bye:tupelos, 3 pa, ON.), let blio Mr. DevirsOmMennedes, 3 yes MU.). Mt Mb (Mo nte ]r mgrome 11 31r. ha Bine, Man. II pe (ISIS, Set Mb Mania) 3 The aim t Pepene, Usurer, Oalesonlea. Vule =g •be en &Mop. Ito I apt Tie Brake. TM la mien, tree albs neemkg, and won la • center by Am lengths - Mr • lemph bin= lbe ism( mad WM. The winner wia bought in 1•11. TVs imam Dem= Mammeses al 10 mom mob. b ft, with 100 elle& Tbe Pinar et my nee, matches exempted, &teethe weight. wee pabibied ~lrr. grim The Naiad te maw Ida sacs.sacs.One mile emil • gembe (9 Wm.) name by Heenan natoff, C me, rat bib (Prior aC. Meek% Vila. Imu Set 1111, (bartholamemm) 1 lard Mersey% in Mlq s mist 411, (111eberdi The IdlowtaL u alress:—Ciamekaper, lombeak a by &mea— -1 A tagg ial i-4 le 4 apt Abe* mit, 4 to 1 spt Gamekeeper. 5 to 1 reilltliteA •le 1 opt Ttudex. to 1 art loam. 1 00 Ma= Wes by • seek ameed timing Me third fear hebn• Me MM. Maireiliii Puts 1:11 14 Nom.; 1-yr.olds, Est Illb ; three, 1111; kw mil upwards, let lib; mane 'Lowed Mb; sad geld ing, Mb. 1111 ealle. Mr. Limes Pb. row by Amity, 4 yr/. Iket ?lb (Cbarltaa 1 Captain MINN Cams, 3 yrs. let Mb (T. Cliff I Mr. tea . Athena, pa, Pt (Fordbans 3 Mr. W. 111. ea% 3 yre, 131 b (llloberd 4 Mrs. lbs Prey. I yrs. let IMb (mato I Medan :- Hs I.s Ineetem, 1 ea 1 apt Owe% le to 1 apt maid or Minn. Wea y them the ; belt • length Mtwara the awed third; two Weft Miwus the tad and fourth. Pam we beam a Meg way. I'm Mamma Pura ) at 50 ams. for all epee ; the winner dew Oweem (media arm the wimple were publimbed, Mb say. Naga Y% Ihemee 16 Tam Male. S yrs, ist Illb (Terilbeet) I Mind Ames Ters Ihrls, 4 yrs let 11211, (l II itsieseare44 " l es sa 4 Thrlsrte 1 sot Tam &DIM TN hieemite merleth• ; sad after a Sas me hots tbs diatom whh Teo Ned. Ifeefe. he tees hell look. • iregth tempts the esined ma LATEST BETTING ON THE DOWN& _ DEBIT. _ 110 opt Wastworth ra - ) - 1701 to soot Nr.Voriatoroos 6to CoosolOs (t (taw) 6to romolotto t) SO to Took (t) II to Artllory (t) SO to lay Mks (t 111 to 71y.by-ttlo3t (t) IS to Itto Primo (t 1110 to Tallow Jock t) OD to 1100 orthoopo c.f) 116 N to 1111agtoo (t) 40 to eolrorold (t) M— 111,440-liaad (t) to to Comer (aC) $ to 1 soot Butt's lot t) Till OAKS. II Is I sea Ilisrapka (1) _ DERBY !UT. 10.000 to 304 apt illok llois . l“jj 4:170 . 41 to 11l apt Bel Oiww (1) THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1856. MOT OT ?MCI ALUM AND THZ PRIM% OT MUM Yea Mks Mr. Dsetkag was boomed will us Wood= that It yea the loinalesi d Ids Ina HI him Abase sal Mote Probst* lialsos et /WM& ebb this sell% Is be seem& et lb. rases Me Soy. TM Mose et Prussia was sit ass. aboat three mi . bst Ms Prime Ossesrt bas sat sdoessol leas kr tbs " Little Woolses year." Inds M ponied • whip to the steer et the atlases. BETTING AT NANCHESTZE.—TIIIIIDAY. THE DEBIT. to f opt Weave,* (t) 10 to 1 opt 11104 11 to f— Tosoolotto(t) 1$ to 1 Mrdllood (t) II to 1 ClettoW (t) SO to 1 Yr. Verdant Ones 7 to 1 Voodernolia (t) (t) Anglin (t) •S to 1 Port (t) IS to 1 Tly-by-Nloit/t) oe to Boy Mhos (t) SO to I Totlow ink (t) 40 to 1 Oototrold (t) SO to 1 The !dose (t) 7112 toe A meeting of s few of the executive chairmen sod of the neaten of the various schools of art throughout the Halted Kindest was held yesterday at Marlboresgh-hew tor the peruse of taking lath coseiderstioe and discussing the working of the preent system, adopted for ()dosing a knowledge of elemestety drawing 'mous the working gleams sad shah childree. Lord Stuley of Aida/ley pre- I sided, sad the following geatlemes were present, and al. iremed the antis. os the estjeet seder diecaseiem:—The Rev. B. D. Militia (Bath), the Hoe. sod Rev. G. York* (B nniegbam), the Rev. 14. W. SOlaire(Chelonham), the Rev. A. Rigs (*lnst.?), Sir Stafford Nottioote the Hos. and Rev. T. Dew (Hampshire, ocrth-west district , the Be,. J. 8. Hoes). (Liverpool), Dr. Breams (Bhelleid , 'J. J. Smi th . Esq. (51tatield), Henry Aldrich, Bel., and the Dias of Hereford. The swore prone were-11mm Derides* ( Obsess), Height (Oheittsham), Wallis (Bit -1 miegham),Wigull (Bauer), Scut (Newessite- upon Tyne), Pyxis (Elempthin dietric9. Nancy (Norwich), Stewart (Paisley), Mitchell (Shefil-la), Manley (Barnes), Ham nanny (Maechestet), Henson (Simone). Thompsou (Warriagtoo), Yyd (Winsome* Rice (Stoke), sad Nun (Liverpool). HEALTH :Or LONDON DIIZINO THE WEEL.—Is the week that faded as &Mayday, the denies of 666 melee and 476 females, be all 1,041 pewees, *I'M registered IA Landon. Is the corsupeading wine of the to. yule 1846-55 the average samber of deaths wee 988. If this is raised la a certain preportios, for emporiums with the deaths of last week, whisk °centred in an locreamid pop.- lune, it beeemiss 1,087. The Spree show that the rate of 'ortality last week wee slightly below tho average. Typhu outlines to be more fatal than ea y other epidemic; bat the mortality Bader any head is th is slue is not eiceseive. Last week the births of 869 bon sad 896 girls, is all 1,764 children, were registered In Ludes. Is the tea cone rposdirg weeks of th e years 1846.66 the avenge number was 1,442. SPANISH RAILWAYB.—Nothing, says the Modred Gamete of the 21st, has yet his. deckled relative to tln railway to Portage!, bat three roans have bees submitted to the sowsmassat-1, ens by Mr. Moab,. by Cserrsis Aleuts's, sad Illsesrse—itlis is the Action, ad would, it is said, salsa Ism Mae mane of aa lamean emaasern to the mks et cubs wad Vigo); ses by Chula Bail, Merida, sed Ihirdin; sad 3, ow, by Talavera, Coarse ; Merida, ad liaesen, with a braseh from Merida to Seville. It is one of the loot two whiots is considered meet likely to be adopted by the Corns. The Eabibitioa of Works of Art had beta opened. BOOKS, MC., rot NATAL.-00 the lid ha* out sad th.seskreard, the provisloss d the Colonial Book Pest will beestendwil to books traessetttee by privet. ' hl. between the Umbel nolo= and the sobs, of Nand. Upon book pashas be the abow•aartionsd co'osy, th e rates of postage will boas fellows, :—Per a paekst set emeriti; gib. la weight, ed.; for a packet suudiag sad sot earettlisi 1 b., Is.; for a picket meet:lag lib. sad est escoradisi 21b 26 ; .d so on, laweasies la be sem g egad or beetles of a read. By maimed of the Pretessetee-Gateral. Rowt•sin Hut, Besrstary.—Oes sr a Pest-elle, May 24,11 N. TRIAL OF WILLIAM PALMER. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. CONCLUSION OF THR TRIAL. [The following appeared, Slither with the report of the proesediap in the tartlet part of the day, in meetly the whole of our yesterday's impression ] Oa the court remeembliu, th e evidence for the defines, se to facts, was read over. It was that which was given on Saturday monist, and reported at length in the Re press of Monday. The witnesses were Henry Matthews, an inspector of polies at Raton-mum, who deportee to some time-table ruts connected with the pr amer's MOW nuts on the 19th November, from yid* It might be in ferred that the prisoner went from London is Rangeley ou that day by the five o'clock express train; Mr. Joseph Fester, • former at Sibbeitoft, Northamptonshire , who had known the deceased many years, and c insidered him a man of delicate constitution, testimony this which his lordship regarded as very slender ea the point • John Sargent, who saw the dumbed at the Liverpool run, the week before the Shrewsbury rues, when he wes 'sliming much from an alosrated throat, was rhort of money, and asked Palmer to supply him with a " black wash ;" • state of health hardly °de ciding with the state of the prisoner's health as represented by the ease f r the prosecation ; and Mr. George Myatt, a saddler, at Rageley. The latter 'poke of the brandy and water said to hove bees dosed at Shrewsbury, and declared that the tweedy wen brought in in a decanter ; that he and the prisoner and tee deceased all partook of the same liquor, and that nothing was put into it; that on their way thence to Rugeley, the prisoner and the deteesod were both sick, and that the prisoner " threw up" at the carriage wiodoe. He did not see Mr,. Brooks, at Shrewsbury, while the brandy sad water was about, aid his evidence was opposed to that of Mrs. Brooks and of Fisher. This evidence, hie lordship repeated, differed entirely from that which had been given on the other side; and it wen for the jury to judge between them. The oily other mitoses was • smut material oat, if his evidence was to be taken. He meant Mr. Jeremiah Smith, the soheitor at Rageley ; and it would be for the jury, haying heard him gire hie evidence, and having heard the crass-ezaminatioc, to say what credit they would attrcb to it. His lordship then read Mr. Smith's evidence, and also the three letters written by the deceased with reference to some overdue bills, his improper intimacy with the prisoner's mother, and his equivocating denial of his attestation of the document already adverted to, which purported to bear the signature of Walter Palmer. That wee the whole of hie evidence. The j wry saw how this witness had undimmed himself, and hew I. had denied the sigaatsue to the document, for Age ing which it was suggested that be had received Si. from the prisoner; and the jury would have to say whe th er this warn not really fact ; and then determine what credit they would attach to the evidence of the man who had told that palpable *Mahood. The witness had admitted that he had taken means to procure his own appointment to the agency of the immense' office, in order to 'mist in get ting an insurenes for 111,0091. on t ' lle life of • man who six years before was • baekrapt, and bad ever since been without any means of living, sees • entail family allowance from William Palmer or his mother. He also ad mitted that he had been engaged in the proposal to Ware the life of Bates for 10,0001, Bates being at the time • stable servant to Palmer, living in lodgings at 6s. 6d. • week, and evidently having no property. Could the jury, thee, give any credit to a man who had been engaged I. such traneactioas ? That wee the whole of the ease; sad it would be for the jury to my whetter the effect of the evidence for the prosecution was altered by that which had been gives for ihe defeats. As te the evidence of Myatt, they would have to my whether they could :sly upon It, and consequently whether they should alter any opinion which they had formed be fore that evidence was elven. Thin, the general conduct I I of the prisoner remained for their consideration. No an- Met whatever had been l t:en to that part of the ease. ' Hie anxiety to have body of demised buried speedily—that fact was not altered; the theory relative to the betting book—that was not altered; the tempering with the post-boy—that remained ; the tampering with the sorosier—that also remained. There Will strychnia pur chased on Tuesday morning: there was no evidence as to what had become of it. The use was now in the bands of the jury; the evidence was before them, and 111011 it they were to decide. They would not convict 'be primner upon suspicion, cot even utosi a smug sespicioe; but them must be • enoag conviction on their minds of his guilt before they Mould bring in their verdict against him. If there was any reasonable doubt of that guilt on their minds, they would give the primmer the benefit of that doubt; bet I( they bad a fall conviction of his guilt, they would not be deters* from doing their duty to their country by nay of the suggutions which had been made. " Yew will give your verdict, ' said his lordship is coeds- Mu, " according to the oath you have taken, and may Ged direct you to a right verdict !" Mr. &duet Shee immediately rose, and took exception to the summing up of the Lord Chief Justice, oonsiderirg that the quietism, whether the symptoms of Cook were the symptoms of 'tricks* I" was the question which ought not to have been pat to the jury, atlas it were added to that question, "or symptoms that might have been pro dmed by some other muse I" Lord Campbell—Tbat is not Ow question; it is a goes ties. I have told the jery that unlem they consider the .periAmos ahe death ol Uocolt were ocieststect wits the symptoms of death by strychnia ' they mule &Nutt th e prisoner; but if they considered that the symptoms were smokiest with death by etrychnia, they would go on to sot eider the other parts of the case ; whether strycbnia bad been administered, and if tee, whether it had been so admi nistered by the prisoner. If thej wry came to the come mien that the symptoms were not consistent with 'lmams, but sash as might have remelted from natural disease, they would acquit the prisoner; and if they believed that stile ilia was administered, they would not Sad the pri soner guilty, Weis they further believed that the poison was administered by Dim. Bat if they believed that Cook died of Wyche*, and that it was adminis wed by the pri totter, they 'meld find • verdict of gaiity. Mr. &quint Slice urged that the quettion ought cot to have been put, in hie opinion, bat if overruled, he must submit. The jury than retired Ur confider their verdict at eighteen nitrates past two; Use jedrs Mc retiring; sad the pri soner, who wore epos his features as expulsion of sate despair, wu then, accordlog to each cam, taken down Weer. The crowds is the court broke up into coley converse thous' groups. as to the nature of the casino *verdict, sad the news that thejery were deliberating travelled fast and far, causing intense 'Bolen...it outside the Owl, where an immense mass of people speedily asergrobled. Daring the gamer ce of the jury. there was owe little is eldest, fall of sigoiflcent impert, whieh awakened narked attentila, via., the entrance into court of the Re v. J. Davi., chaplain of Newgete, who took his seat upon the bench n ar the seals of Oe judges, in full canonicals, ready to pronounce the final "Amen" when es tense of death should be pro nounced, if the jury convicted the prisoner. The jury /centered the court at thirty-five selectee past three, bevies been *besot one hoar end seventeen minutes. Dion the appeareace of the jury every whisper osaaart, end men seemed seemly to breathe in the solemnity of the =meat. The d gee then resumed their rests, mad the prboser wee reOthed at th e bar, 'eoliths ealm sad quiet. The primmer betreyed very little estotios daring the interval that elapsed while the cremes of the juren were betas called over. Mr. Straight, the deputy Meek of arraigns, then inquired of teen whether they bed '`reed upon their verdict? The Fonmes = We hays. Mr. Streight—Do you led the primmer guilty or net guilty al the foloay and murder whereol he steads moused ? Thr Foreman—We say that he is Guilty. Mr. Straight then addremod the primmer, sad laid— Primmer at the bar, you stand ormitoted of the crime of wilful 'larder. Have you, or know rm , anythiog to urge, why seatmee of death should not be passed upon you, accord's( to law ? The pTYOaso made ao reply, bet his feu reddened, and there was evidently a slight sonvaisive twitching aboat bis mouth._ Mr. Harker, the priccipal saber, then made the weal produsatios for also. The three J edger thou put es their b'ack mpg, sad The Lord chief Jostles proceeded to path sinuses spot the prisoner in the following terms: Willis Palmer, after a long and impartial trial you have been sonvioted by a jury of Tour country of the crime of wilful murder. To that verdict my two leaned broil:ars (Mr. Baron Alderson sad Mr. Justice Creswell) who have so saziously attended te every eirnmetance that has beau Rasped in evidence, sad myself, entirely sear, and sossithr the etheletion al togetherisatisfactory. Your caw is& tended with such cress starch of eggravetio• that I do not dare to torch upon them. Whether the press le the first and only offence that yew have committed fs known only to Ood and to your own conscience. It is seldom that each a fsmiliarity with the means of death ha appeared to have bees acquired without a lesg sethrieue; bat for the offence of which you have bees found guilty, your Uf• is forhited. You mut prepare to die, sad I treat that as you ran east so mut, fa this world, yes will, by repenting of your wham, seek to obtain pardon from Alreighl Ood. The set of parliament under alias you have his tried, and nadir shish yes hath been brought to the bar of this mart, at year own request, gives power to the wart to Creel that the sentence shall be ea. tested either within the district of the Central Criminal Court or In the *misty where the offence is thesmitted, and In your case, it is oar opinion that, for the sake of example, •bir tongue' shall be carried late sleet is the musty of &sated. I hope tot your terrible sample will hays the effect of &itemise; ethers from tbe commission of each &treeless mimes ; and that it will be sees that, whets' art or easing may be eseredsed to seeamplab sub a CAM, with whatever castles, &twice is almost ears to follow ; and however destatetive poisess may he fa their elects, yet Prevideses, caring foe the safety of lases life, has gives its ensnares the mesas of detecting and puabbleg the peepetraton of such Arenas as these. Again I estreat yes to prepare for the awful *sage that awaits you. I will sot seek to ha rep your White by di/oilier upon tbe circsmstasese of this meet foul sad horrible nude/ : bat will at owe smith te pass epos yes the steam ef the law, whisk S. that yea he takes hem the bar at whisk yes &Metes/ be to the gaol of Newpte, from obese, yela 411111111; .std OM re bi wards removed removed to the am. pet et Illard. rug berg the awry is Irbleb pew affirms roe eemilleed. reillre yea be taken theses to the plate of exentioe, and hanged by the neck until you be dead, sad that your body be a ft erwards buried within the precincts of the triton where you were last confined; and may the Almighty Ood have mercy on your soul. The Chaplain said, ":imen," and the response, in • low tone, but audibly, wee repeated all over the court. The prisoner did not seem at all .rested, while the tidal sentence was being pronounced; but, on the thirteen, there was aeon of sneering espremios on hle eountenance. Tbe maseat the Chief Justice had onthluded, the prisoner turned round, and walked hastily away from the dock, and descended the staircase leading to the prison. The Lord Chief Justice then addressed the jury, and said that he had to tender them his most warm Unlike fir the in which they had performed the animus duty that had been clot op them. They were most of them, no doubt, engaged in bashes; and the long de , nation they had anderune meet hays caned them very considerable inconvenience, if not you. He could only hope that they would be rewarded by the approbation of their own consciences, and the approval of their country. Mr. James then applied t i the court to order that all the forged bills that bad been produced should be imponeded, and placed in the charge of the officer of the coon. The Lord Chief Justice said—Let it be done. His lord ship then said he thought it right, before the court sepa rated, to express hie thanks to the sheriffs for the admiranle arrangements they bad made for the peen nation of order and regularity during this important trial. Everything had been done that could be required, and be begged to tender his thanks to them, and to the City of London, tur the pains they had taken to preserve order. The proceedings of this ez.raorlieery trial ought not to be brought to a dote with 'at an ecknowledgenent of the great politeness shows and assistance rendered by the under.theriffs, M . Stone end Rose, to the repre sentatives of the trees. The under-sheriffs had, as may be well , rnagined, other arduous duties to pedant, but still they did everything that was possible to give the reporter. the necessary facilities, and they gave prompt attention to any just complaints that wen made to them It was observed, by those who have been present upon the occasion of malty important trials, that there had been so little confusion or ice nvenienee experienced, taking tote con•ideration the excitement caused by this trial, as on the preterit occasion. Before the judges left the cleft they eiwned a wamnt for the removal of the prisoner to Stafford Gaol, and an order to the sheriff of that comity to carry oat the sintenee. Rab 3 fnulttantce. COURT OF OF QUERNS BENCH.—Mat 27. iIITTNIM IN 1/41,03.- DIV 011• l OOLILLUMIN, MA. MID TIE 4URIN THI NORTH MITROPOI COMPANY -JUDGMENT. RAILWAY In ads sae Kr. B. Hill applied for a rule calling upon the North a ir s 2elllnn Railway Campeny to ohow moss why a mandamus salmi selling op n them to mAre that portion of their line ist Ittglingagnilid•ci width the premises helm:atop to a Mr. Winn, the /Bias snibusat, would be required. The motion was made on Use pisond est the oneartslaty u to the pr.eeention of the works promisi Ms desisting ss to the bst mode of dealing with his Pi Yr. tilise Coleridge, In delivering Judgment, said that following the prlnelpis Yid down in the ma at the York and North Midland Cospany. the court were disposed to constrne the se rather as an enabling then as &compulsory statute, and they did not think they would belnetilled to calling upon the company to make the portion of the tine which Yr. Visors required them to construct Ruts zefesed. COURT OF B r.-MAT 27. THI " MERCANTILE PROVIDENT IMICRANCI COMPANY." Mr. Allen, Jun., @polled to the court for an order masticated me tiin pet atedinge which had been taken by the soignee' of • bank rupt eased Baboon against some of the shareholders In this cam may. A writ woe taken out, la tha first instance, "mast the scam pony fore debt of 70. for upholstery ; bet when they attempted to seem It, at the Aloes of the ormpany, is New Midge-street. it sp. peered that the tompany wee broken up, the offices were elated, and the secretary end tremurer had disappeared. The writ bed been served an • Mr. Watson, one of the acting director', and upon that Judgment win @limed. Several of the shareholders conteaded that (be Judgment was not oorreet ; but others admitted that it was, and ow had offered to pay le Bd. in the pound, and soother la., with coats. Tbe soignee@ were diepoted to accept these offers, trusting to the doom of getting the remainder. It was not intended to pros the peceesellep spinet the other shareholders, in ease the o ff er were atimpted. HO Broom made the requisite order. 2118 POLICE COURTS. YANBION•HOUBE. William May. a billiard marker. wu brought before Ir R. W. Cerdeq upon the charge of baring loitered about Lcedoe.bridge with intent to admen wields, end with hating &wawa a N.J.._ know to drown berrelf. nadir Lek Gill, lamplighter, mid—About twenty minutes past three des* this monied 1 was turning cif the gay.lamps on London. tirligs. Imw a girl on the Southwark •de of the bridge alone. I pond bee, and in about five minutes afterwards, on returning over the bridge towards the City, I NW the came girl standee: outside on the ledge below the railing. The plainer was standing on the seat el the MM. holding hvi. by the waist. He mil her ".lump in," sad let go bet wale; end said, "Oo on, and I'll follow you." rho dirmtlyoo .11? from God. lUm i hink she'd did not t brings nto Um a do 1 9" it. He " it m sllll deed team and I sent op to bison end said to him, " Toa willakaeld. pea vagahed ; you ought to be sahamsa of yourgelf: ?on hews emedlenal that girl l" Us made P 4) sewer. I saw the girl Meng elm the water, mad beard bee cry out. " nave me. Help." Hollowed est as loud as I could, but she sank before the beets got ,up ft kit. Millet I was standing skies with the primmer the wits am am= we up. There we a men tykes in the nor, appa rent*, eine% end M said that be bad seen the oceurreme. When I Seat iw U. OK she walked se U she was not sober. The prince'r apparel eneliel, es if he had bees &taking, but be wee not in. lenielled. I "se the officer take bha into euentiy. Jeffs 0 I 139 . biebotweate-street Wiihout, cook, said—l we eignimg war th e bridge at ball-past three o'clook towards the CI y, aed I eve Min ps honer hand up •• female by lining her hand with Ids heed sets the step of the recess, mad then over the parapet, and she went skeet two yards from him slog the outer kelp, and I ran scrota, and be was by this time an the seat of the recces. I wind him by the sonar. and he said " let me go." I said I would not let hem go until a polionnas maa He spewed to know very well what he was about. Sir K. W. Cerdesi—Did jog hear any convenation between the primer and the female I Witness—l die not. I saw the female jump cif I observed that she bad a white Mead and a white ribbon on it. I kept hold of the prisoner until the alter came. Sir A. W. Can:Sea—Did you see the prisoner and the female together bekee you saw them in the situatlen you have described Witness—l did net me them until I saw hint hand her up the seat of the mem. _ -- Ettenetia Marry, of Hood's-place, Newinrton-esumway, said—l was gels( wear London-be Was between 3 and 4 o'clock this morning, and I met the wham and was talkie( to Ism when I saw the women who wen drownd walking toward, the new with to. pri soner, I saw them both go into the recess, and I saw the prisoner take hold dike Impale% band nod lift her up and thm mit her over the parapet co to the ledge, still keeping hold of her hand. I said "Oh, good grac.ous, he has thrown her over," sod I ran wore and Jumpet on to the west, sad the prisoner use then getting off the mat. bat the let wtness took hold of him end said he haul sot go. The primer er endear-tired to get awe'', and last whims said, Tun shall sot go till a constable comer." I looked over and raw the from:. floating In it. river for some diatom., end just as the hot was reaching hi r. I saw her sink. Mr IL W. Carden—Did you know the Model Witness -Net at all. B. Wheeler, 331—1 wan bas duty co Landon-bridge at the time stated, and baud cries of .P, the" on the bride-. Upon looking one, I raw a female floating in the water, nod I went to the IMO described, and found the prisoner held by the wanme Brooms. Them wee also three Leather witnesses I told them to hold Mtn while I balled a host, and ladled from the moan for a boat, and pointed in the Wooden the kale was still floating with her heed atom water, hes beim them In the boat could n gab her she sunk. I then took the minim into custody. He said be wee miry awry or what bed hoM. end that he wan trying to prevent the young ono nth Mien ithe the water. I had wld him that be must conceder klithelein amp. He old, Meat tor?" I mid, "For throw ing that we ever the Midge Into the water." He said, "I did no such thing; I was trying to prevent her tr: m going in." I teen took kite to Use stadon.home, and be gave up there a silver watch sad ohms end If. k lid. and some articles which he had about him. In the etethembeene the prienw asked for some water, azd said, By me WOO of what lam mooed of." He appeared to he a lithe** INNS M. drink, hut be appeared to know wry well what he ties shout. . . Theidesnar was " 'remanded till Tuesday nest. 80U tHWARK. Mr. ileMett, pambroker, Dover-road, welted upon Mr. A'Seeket for Ids deice. He .a stood that there would be a *merle holiday as the Mk M., and Met all the shops would be closed. Now, the := l t il hst we' day . . ".r hei ma i ; p rreone li frott ly the " esm ally try "d es P igli kd t gel ha r : heimiesof Importame to teamed with them; therefore. clod g their sbw as thab de, world lie et serious isammenleseo It was aot like a( yea Mod rrielay, which were Mgal holidays; there- Ihro, he M M know how to bet. Darer these eirmo stems he 444 men his wewilip toe his Mk*. aa he should not like to elm W Map Mk mkt MEM: liable to an MM. Mr. Alleinft limb Ide whether It was the intention of the shop keepers In Ole Madill* aim am 1 binds) Mr. Mama mil ho hied a meet many Intended to d 0... espe eially the pawOraiten, as they bad property of oostiderable value in WA: Jogs. whieb might melte the tepidity of the mob, If any ecl. {toted In the etreets; but he rl4l nut feel justified M closing unless he had authority to do so. Mr. a'lleekett told blin be did net thieli it woe Intended to be • penal holiday, and it would he at the option of shopkeepers to close their shops. TM pollee rune would open so usual, but if the aeffit oust parualy closed, he thought it wool:: be quite sufficieut In order to have made It • legal boiday, there must have been an act of parliaro, nt pawed, but, av such had sit bees tone, the Woks and other piece. of laminae. would transact hu-isese se usual, therefore It would be necemary for pawnbrokers to epee. Mr. Pernett said that wider those circumstance he should open his shop se usual, but he should be a little more vigilant than usual. He thanked Ws worship for his courtesy and • ithdrew. BKOISTILIITION OF BOOKS TO BRITISTI COLONTEIL —The meat regolstion, permitting the registration of books and other packets besides letters. will sooty sot only tot tickets transmitted by the Pod within the United King dom, bet oleo to those ad , tened to say British colony or eo...mien. Henceforward, therefore, such packets, whs tiler for places within the Uni'ed Kingdom or for soy Bri tish colony cr possession, on which the oldisary postage to prepaid by stamps, together with a rem station (es of 6d., may Do registered--By command of the Poetenutsr Ge ment, ROWLAND ROLL, Beerstary.—General Post-0150t, May 23, 1866. _ • TUE BRIDGEWATER CANAL AND THE NORTH STAT. POIDaIIIII RAILWAT.—it G stated is a letnr from Stoke upou-Tr at, the headquarters of the North Staffordshire Railway Company, that although a bill reeently int:educed Into parliasest for enabling this company to lases the Bridgewater Canal was &hand on standing orders, yet that this property has virtually peered into their ►ands, end that is the warm of a week or ten days the counsel will amuse the dinettes sad masagemeat of the traffic, anger s loess has the treatise et the Bridgewater praperty. MARKETS!. OOTTON.—Lmtaroot, Mar 37.—Ths market closed heavily, lad compared ante Friday's rates erica of all leude lean to the buyer, but are out ed. door]. The film me estimated at 3,000 boles; 3(4 Surat, at 40 , 44d., 3d. Total sales since Thursday, 17,000; eaport 1,000, apocitlation 3,000. Total impart since Thursday, 31,000 balts. COTTON GOODS.-11•Reasrait, MaT 27.—We ban had • quiet market in eletb, with but UAW bombes either for the home trade or export. In all dames of goads buyers are waiting for an opportuany of buying at lower prices, under an imprew.sm that the pmition of the Liverpool cotton market indicatee • columned deoline of the raw material. Under these circurastaraes manufacturers wishing to (meanies have had to make further 001301. Wel in the price of cloth, but In fact both buyers and sellers ••• iniisposed to operate until the arrival of the mail now wart( due from India. In yam, aa is cloth., the market has been very flat and unistialactory, with prices la favour of buyers. WOOL—Leans, MAT 27.—We have no change to report In the woollen market; ft enatlnuee fist and quiet. There has been arty an indifferent attendanoe of merchants in the aoth-tialls tkis morning. and no material alteration in t6e business triu3seeted. Hoonsiorial.n. Mar 27 —7lse at cadence of buyers was not large, end the purchases made by them have only been to supply immediate demands. In the articled required there is no change. The market on the whole has been unusually dull. MANUFACTUREEL-11connurriscn, Hai 27.—The Market het been pretty well attended by merchant., ►ut th. it purchases ars still limited to present 'nista. An Impression prevails that the raw ma tenet ha. seen its Mabee; at lout for some time, which ts the mio 3 of buyers holding beck. This is generally the time that orders are given ou, for the autumn trade, but they are deterred at present, in expectation of °Matting more favourable terms. WOOL.—WrontIIWIWZO, War 27.—There is s good stock of cola vista fn the market from present sales, but, prima having given way new little in Lidos, C MON bu.lnees to be dat, and manufacturers are deferring their purchases in hopes ordoing rather better than they have lately done. CORN. Alexi s May 27.—Toby we had a vary small show of wheat from our farmers, who asked bet week's prices firmly; but, fetters and millets being indifferent at set buying, only a reta•l busi. new reiultcd. We do not alter our quotations tor foreign. firm. Bens and oats each in improved demand. Linseed anal terod, but oaks, se. per ton lower. Rafe cakes scarce. Bones sundae do llll sale. Imports from May it is Mar 23:—Barley, 6,161 qrs.: oat*, 67; been*, 435; linseed, 2,966; oil cakes, Ile tans; home, 223. Lens, Mar 27.—We have dimir iabed 'applies of grain, still wheat meets • very limited demand; her prices ao not vary from Friday, except in • few blatant:a, where • smell concesmon has been made. Barley ma Desire. Not nisch Nevins in oat. or brans, and value an. altered. Avirsge price of grain —Wrieat, 1,730 quarters, 31. 9a. 10d.; bailey, 116 qrs., W. 4e. 2a. • oats, 423 qrs., If. 65.; beaus. 85 qn , 21. Is. 3d. AltlVl4— Wheat, 6,64 ; oats, 68; barley, 211; bears, 164; rapeseed, 2so; quarters. . . Lynn, VAT 21.- W. costumer to be fairly supplied with wheat, and the demand beteg of average limited character, prices have still a daellstag tendency, and we lower our quouitiona le to U. ter qr. In spriag corn very little now passing. The weather and crops met favourable. Wheat, 59Ibs. to 021 h.., 50a. to 315 e.; Env, 63., to gds. Barley, 211 b.. to folle., tO. to 36a.; toe, Us. Beam, La. to 42a per qr, °M., le. to Is. Id. per stone. Nsysurts. MAY 17.—The weather .ti I continues unaettled, boo *ere on empty= of improvement bring clo.e at hand. At oar market this morning we bed a better aupplr of wheat from tbs growers; and, the report from Mark•lane proving dirappoisting, the trade opened without intimation, the same feeling predt miestmg to the Come of the bu.inces. With Me exception of middling qualities, which were rather lower; other torts remain unrarled but the trans. motions generally were limited. For choir yellow 735. was pro cured ; 7 a. for general runs weighing naturally Salta.. and 60. to 675. for Nibs., eh weighed *3:be. In foretell scarcely a triton , c ion truroired holden being unwilliax to or.. t under 73a. for the best Holetein red- Flour war a slow sale, ►ut to its value we note lifts &anis Other articles unvaried. Doman Mae 27.—(8y English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.)— Wheat ateady, at rates of Friday last; second very quiet. Oats and barley were a aback better in demind sad value. In Indian coin the business done was on a mall scale, with an inclination to lima flan. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS. CASUALTY. , • etboower was around on 'Taylor's Bank, et the entrance of the Mersey, at 10.13 a.m., had no signals of dist:es tlying.—Liverpool, May 97. LIMPOOL Sim sr Pox now Point—Bata (a), /Etna (as), Seat= Quarters, and Melds (as), at Malta; Barra, at rdaraeilles; Ranger, at Sydney; Lome. hpirite, Joseph, Rowan, Lenin, Wash ington, and Aurora, at Quebec; Arno, at Gibraltar; Jason, at Riga: Paragon sad Bernie* at fillau. The Lydra, Jones, from Charleston at this port. On May 10, lat. N., lon. 35 W., pared the hull of a mead of about 500 tons ►art►en, burnt to the water's edge. May 11, lat. 41 N , lon. 31 W., was supposed to be In the neigbbinirbood of ice, on 110:01112t of tem. prateire of water, changing suddenly from 56 deg. to 30 deg. ?Wren. belt. Ilse temperature or the air also fell front 60 deg. to 3.5 deg. glom afternoon peered an iceberg, and at the sae e time saw 'Mesmer bound west. Lat. 41 N., !OIL 19 W.- Liverpool, May 17, 1 ha Prim.. Royal from Pars, at thin port, smiled April le, left the Windsor loading for Livetpool.—LiverpooL, flay 17. The /Word, itom Arklow, at this port, with wrecked rods, en the Raver.—Liverpool, May 17. Arabian (so), from this port at Cardiff in 26 hours, titled with Platter'. screw.—Liverpool, May 27. Tr.e Mary M'Rae, arrived from Wilmington, pissed through about 50 (ahem of very large We, May 14, lat. 40 N., lon. 4U W.—Liver pool, May 27. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. —e- Grist Western, from Liverpool for New Tork, May 17, (at. 36.56, lon. 2. 4 6. Madge Wildfire, from Liverpool for Calcutta, May 24, 51 miles &W. of Tusks,. Nisaars (PAUL). hem Liverpool Mr Halifax, May 23, 26 miles N.E. of Tanker. Parker (alp), of mid from LiverpOrd br DeMettem May 1, lat. 111 M., km. 61 W.; oat 143 days. THE CHILD'S CARRIAGE QUEEITION.—An inquest was held on Monday, at the Mauch:star Royal Infirmary, en the body of lames Collier, a child Steven months old, the son r f Cephae Collier, builder, Chester-road. 00 Monday evening, the 6th inst., an elder brother el the deceased was drawing a little carriage on the flags in ktridge-etreet, in which were the deceased sad another chill, sod a boy named Wagstaff was pushing behind. A police centred* told them they must get off the footpath, and they cent into the street, keeping however close to the aide, and tbue proceeded to crow the Albert-bridge into New Bailey,treet. They heard a cart coming op ►ehind, and t►e horse was galloping. Wagstaff sod Alfred Collier, the elder boy, had just time to get out of the way, when the horse's fore.teit went into the carriage, and the children wire much hurt, the carriage being smashed. The children were taken to the Salford Dispensary, w►ere every attention was paid to them; but the child Jamas has since died from the irjuries then received. The jury returned a verdict c f " Accidental death," accompanying it with a censure upon the driver for I his careless conclact ; and they referred the question to the watch committee, whether the constable hod et:cu.:led his duty in ordering the children's carriage off the footpath.— Afarsohester Guardia*. rAdvertisement.l—AT ML MEC/31'11 FATABLISII. warm 113, Regentwtreet, No 4, Leadenballorreet, and LT)ttal Mesh an inhibited Lbe gust epeeists, of Bride!, manufactures l DII•1 1 .11-calemi Wen-boxes, Wnting-swee, Drawing-tags, and other WWld salty or luxury suitable kg preseutsuon. A separate do. Ix Poplar Macke liknotacturce awl Bagatelle Tables, Table CC= t ikagre. lkiwors, Nekoosa,. Strops, Poet', balpynog soden easestsd. Beam prig. charged at all the geuobtositwents. A Sew &ow Zoom at the ltepat•treet Batabliehroent lee the ids of Electra Plea la swum arta sad a misty of autos", BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CRACKLE/3.-Iday 21, at Park .view, Cborltaroad, Manchester, ta wife of Kr. L D. Creeklee. of a daughter. DBAKIL—IIag ft, at Caverta-terrace, Pimlico, the wife of 11. I>ake, Ea., of a daughter. HANDYSIDE.—May .3, at Greet gingatreet, Edinburgh, the wife of W. Hansigaide Fig., of a daughter . BEREPATL—May Ss, of shegleld.terrace, Campdeo.hill, Kenslog. tot. the wit•of 6. ilerepAth. Req.. of a @MI. KNOML66—May n, the wile of J. Know!es, Eaq., of Moorgata. Argot. of a daughter. PORTER.—May 2's, at Ilammued Cottage, amebae; Berta, the wife of R. Patter, EN., of s daughter. RICHARD6.—May 2S, at the Paransum, Elunwtok, Durham, the wife of the Rev. 4. Riehrda, M.A., ut a daughter. 810PVORD.—May 24, at Gluucester-g ad, Ityampark, the wile of Lieut. 11.opkgd, Royal Nurturers, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ADAMS—D/12.—May 21, at es. Mary's. West 'tempters, by the Rm. T. Pearson, tbe Rev. J. Adam.. Curate of freed. tkantrall, to Cetbenne Store. d.thebter of the late Capt. Pale, II lit C.S. BARRON—IIARRISON.—nav 17, at rt. MerUndsr-the-Fields, by the Rey. W. O. Ilumphry. Vicar, Mr. Francis John Barron, of West /treed, to Celia, eldest daughter of T. It. Harrosa, taq., SS, Russell. I BA LitE—SENIOR.—May 71, it Holy Trinity Church. Birkenhead. by the Rev. U. Baylor., the 1t... J. T. Baylee, 11. A., Curate of Bast Oseauted, alarm, to Baritone, daughter of J. Muter, Esq., of Parke:red, Birkenhead. BROWN E— EVANS.—May 2', at Wellevy Church, Cheshire. by the Rev. Mr. 'leggin, M7lhsm Edward. .00 of the lore J. Bro. ae, Esq., of Cemherwell, surrey, to Frances, daughter of Capt. T. Lams, of Liward. CORRANCI—HALL—May 22, at the parish church. Hayes, Mid. dimes, by the Be.. J. E. Middleton, the Nov. C. T. Corranre. Vicar of Parham end limbetton. Suffolk, eon of V. Corranoe, Eat., of Parham Hall, to Arabella Louisa, daughter of the Rev. U. C. Hare, Via., of Hoyt.. PIM H—CHALK.—My 12. at et. Mary's, Lewisham, by the Rey. It. Rutland, MA , E. H. Firth, Far , of Lewisham, Kent, tonal , lotte Sophia, daughter of A. It, Chalk, Eaq., of Mountlall, apnea geld. Rama. VON BOTHMER—YOUNG:kIay 14, at 84 baree., Psddingtoa, Count Hy polite Victor Alvaender .on liothmer, to Minnie, daugh ter of J. Young, Req., of Highbury-park. DEATHS. 111.006 L—Way 11. at Tordagton.equare, Celeste Althea Armattice; wife of IL L. Brook, Esq., aged 13. EVANIL—On the 6th Met. at thimmerses, the reeldebee of bie father' iodate, of a protracted &Minion, lionso with etemrtere pau eaa and Chriattan fortitude, and in the Lob year of his ace. the Sae. J. E. Evans, formerly pastor of f o r (*egret dioaal church of Lorthaues, Yorkshire. His end was eminently pemetuL 01613.—May 13, Elisabeth, wife of V. T. Liibb, Esq., of Greenford Lodge, Ilkldlesex. HALL—May 14. at Denmark.hill. Camberwell, Lan, wife of 3. A. Nall. Esq.. of Newcastle. titafforilebtre. HASLoCH. - Oa the 22nd inst., at Walsall. Sarah, widow of the lab Ea.. John ilarleett, formerly of Reatislidown. aged 74. HOLBICIL—Ney 21, at Fartaboroagh, Ware ickehire, W. MIN.* KILN[ aged 63. KI It LNEL—May 23, at liadderallsld, Nary, wife of W. hailer, EXin ed AL Pl ag N DAIL—May 11, at Yirt.gatil. Regeat'apark, 1. nailer, rad, aged 74. !naiad sod patabiad by Matti eh gm H.r, of b.. 7, Lo. tahl Street. la the City of Temeeo. Primer. at the OM., le le. bad Ratak La Ye Ptvalact et a laaltlara—WaaaaaaAr. liar at aaa• Fr i