The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-12 00:00:00

MAYNOOTH. rison she Ikeer Nnr• ) Maynooth College occupied for many hours the at tent ionof the I loused Csmononsyniterasy. Like many similar discussions on the same subject, there seems to have barn a general absence of close and conclu sive trumping, much vehement exprisgen of con tending re ligious opinion, but, on the whole, a want of sober, practical, and candid religiose feeling on all s ides, which, considering the nature of the epee ties at issue, it is impossible not to observe with disappointment and regret. Mr. Smits Xleri speech was • pamphlet isissdkrably tedious and ill put together. on the moral tandeocy of the scholastic distal of the middle age& He quoted Auetsss and Lswisuctes without stint or precision—kneading up the roughly-taken extracts from those antique authorities with a great quantity of soft-watery material from HANSARD. This latter mode of dealing with the subj ect was brusquely reta liated by Mr. Osnoesr., who quoted some exquisite morsels (ruin the Puseyite orations of Lord Jowl MANNER'S sad the intensely Peclito vows of Sir Jtni . Namur°. in It 4-13. He further cited what be justly tensed a most " graphic picture at the state of Ireland by Mr. DisasEu, is which that consistent gentleman declared his convic tion that Irish evils would remain incurable se lung as parliament refused to enact for that country " ecclesiastical equality." The derisive cheers of the opposition impelled the rash leader of the ministry to send to the library for the volume referred to; the book was brought, and when the unmeicifill member for Middlesex sat down, Mr. Distisi.l.t, with an air of injured and indignant innocence, rose to inform the house that having had time to look over his speech of the 11th of April, 18.45, he found that it contained no such passage as that which had been quoted by Mr. °snots& Hie followers cheered, and for a moment the orthodoxy of their parliamentary high priest seemed to be re-established. But the member for Middle sex proved inexorable. Se-offing at " the quibble • by which the too nimble minister thus hoped to escape from the force of his own un-otlicial confes sion of faith, Mr. Ossonse referred the orator to another speech made in the preceding session, in which tile contested pasesge was to be found. For the rest the debate was languid and uninter esting in the extreme. Mr. WALPOLE rose to con s. nt on the part of the government to the proposed comrni:tee of inquiry, and professed his determina tion to express no opinion of his own on the prima figeie truth of the political charges brought by Mr. Seoosen against the system of teaching adopted at Majnooth. Yet before Rye minutes he suf fered himself to be provoked by an ironical cheer into a hesitating, but still a serious, admission that he believed the whole catholic priesthood and hier archy in Ireland were accomplices in a disloyal con federacy against the crown and unity of the realm. Why, if this be so, the duty of the SECRETARY of SitlE for the Home Mem:ruest was to have initiated proceedings—not of the vague and futile description suggested by poor old Mr. Senosme, and sunsiued by the feeble Lord BLANDFORD and the intensely dreary Mr. Newneoste—but efficient and searching investigation by persons responsible to the government, on oath, and on the spot, in order that so dangerous a combination might be thoroughly brought to light, and its fatal tendencies countervailed and baffled. By his own showing, Mr. WALPOLE does not know his duty, or, knowing it, fails signally in its perform ance. In trying to evade the religious part of the qaestion—a hick his own theological leanings, it is generally supposed, render him averse to entertain — Home SECRETARY fell into the alternative diffi culty, and found himself utterly unable to extricate himself therefrom. The truth is, that the resent system of paltry grants to Homan catholic. and preebyterians in helloed is wholly anomalous and unsatisfactory. These grants are little more than insufficient hush-money, given for the purpose of protecting the temporalities of the Irish established church. They fail to a great extent in accomplishing their object, and every day they will prove less and less efficacious. They are petty ansmalies set up and kept op to balsas* a huge samea=d so long as the latter seating@ to exist the will prove the fertile cams* of ant bitterness between sere and nes& The is Wwt with which the esic T las la IS this. es as so may ether eeris. is the want et a stem. and blibrised mirror. she add dose imp* with Ike finsfiss is his entire% mil who Mill be in eigs et nine it hr the Me led abeminable h s mos of a sees eissers eq. Or all t a respeseible ffiMla shold ared, the Maim peolem yeelediam sal co el large meow of the mroonity are the bat tit sea ma am be enema for treating with reskims levity or turning into matters of party RIIIIIMOISOS. And no wire slid- Rant symptom of the atter onrcedisses of the present rummy of dies ma be Mishred, than the recklemen with oldie they ham Mom them selves by toms le Mae woo ea te Wile with the ameistisaa of the pestle an tjaanime et sod reoldp. There is emethlng usaredy ludereen—if, indeed. a severer tees et N. were met more appeepriats—in 1 brusZr a );= Isms with SU emelt Mara like Mr. HORSISAR on the Wooden of the Rev. lir Hammen to the living at Nom; and it is rid more calculated to tarn into sembiese iiii C mastery burlesque the whole subject of ID find enthusiastic advocates for the grant t o booth of INS —when the favour of a great misdate was to be gained by that i• .mien 4 sginies-es affecting pious scruples about as sires* etre& ing catholic doctrine. now that ISM ma 111 bn gained or money saved at contested dadienilif sr sumindthat tone. Men like Mr- Mors filli lir 1 ROBERT INGLIS are consiMent aid letplallinwllat ever be the abstract bulk we WWI nardiener of the views they hold. Dr the emir of the sent government government is able dorisable In point of pude beam. sod dangerous in point drib '& policy. LIGHTS TO MUM CILLIIIOII AT Bs:A.—The alma, eahaela bine bewals meths ereeliaa that L . wehrair tab ir b• ailistrii oda* stairM 611 ights by Own in wa ki ea Meow :—" All oes atom weds Velifill:61: 118 d by pinrell Of WWI), hal wina . „ . ll woe, ha* ellath bap, weeks, as, baswaa. yeah a time, ark vs6ia ahaalieseb %ha am ash as shah Ighse alma auir r r a i fa wok hear at banhafier taistal. wider ahoy'—A Idea sake lebt at the twat hoed; • Vita light es the alai side ; a red Ilabt ea the put ide. I. no at bead lihtis t• be /Whim et • dam of at Inn in ales la a a Wight, with a deer ehiNo I Own, mg Ile aws le le be we antruetad se go haw a 1 unitary' ma aaboahea itl i tivir ea as of the ban We pane of he eh*: le pa ua sash its ef ha ship, oh, la awl a paha obalt he bewa as aer sift. I. pas Vela ea the stentara hie it to be Adis at • data* et at hest taw hate ia • Watt Webtortat • ea atwoughates a the hat k tab* a osteaushl sea dhow • mash awil paha Ilita a as are of the berhea ef 111 pah elks Its latia= right ahead to aro pa aeR the bora ill he she. & The red lista es the poet die is Mewls, lb be Atha i t e• to throw la ant Oa a Atha we ea Mat Ms. 4. The tile Naha are saw to be ad tufa owerae, ea the hal she, of ia a thew rat kat& to pat the lights a bigwig as wows he low. Whoa at aaehor—A awn Wake eheele.—We that ea os = whoa attar ai l, r o: b leiti=d ateweedial at my =.6llwd W .ay easy ad. ball be bal lb thaw be ast est saw ~t Mahe ia at • pas as ha be has aim by at haat ha, all be shat tow to ail sibs& Al waft ads at ast h readeas or hap. ire be she boa II =Mk be an aft .adsamaiwoe east 10.111.12 at ha ahead, oat all hista or ethos plows ate be him lob he ahlp we holy oelablbhal. Z ia. = •• be imilhbas at sew bilk by as was ash le le be area uelok as le haw a 41nr owl of ea the bah" The dateat Is by hear Wader he wag of hi o w e of Dime, sad direction 110111101111 heis .swarth- with the fern is whisk the Yea to he " ask set" As edam, he llGrg Fanilby ash ia deign et allisha, at la Oa e s t aszerlag ibis aahly_ _. Paha of ha lowesaa is bi, awl el the autlaht washy's, we to he AUK Watt easaashe et the pal* hosaae OF A MINING ACIDITe4III/ 4 1 :1 = Oat tzar that Ile a spat ef a Aiwa c .... , had to war t • awl had la id Pah war Cash, boo absseeded a as war of am The seamy alas NNW a•hr 0 amt. AND 800,11 Wimple RAILWAY. — pimp wesehte he the week awe May 11, lOU, MD Ss. U. U. Ceressisailai week la last yew, Ma THE KAFFIR WAR. DESPATCH FROM SIR H. SMITH. In last night's Ots:rite copier of • &vat& and its easientres are published, which have been athiessmii Bari Grey b 7 Sir Harry Smith, in reply to the tins intimating his dismissal from the Cape. The= essamesees as follows: Camp, Blinkwater, Merck 17, 111 M "My Lord-1 had the hawed to receive ea the let holt. at King William's Tows year lordship's istriols, 732, et the 14th Jamey last, intimating ems Mt he I Majesty's government load deemed it en usavoidshie duly to relieve use from say present position, that my Sow reign had approved of the measure, sad that my seconds was ssamedietely to leave England. At that period, however, sack were the prospects of this war, soil so rapid tie prognosis' towards that state of things shish can alone perpetuate pone (best shown by the prodaasee ties issued by me es Ow 6th of February, sod agela es. closed), that a seam of the ditty which has raided me in the genies of my SOTOTlligli end country for se may ism induced me to persevere is the preparatory seeps taken foe the expalesen from certain strongholds' wields the colony, of the rebel Gaikes sad Hottentots sailer the wily Chief Moms% • mood, from the euthurity of hie= moan Chief Saudilli ; es also fur espelling the trams hoes British Karat* sad driving them Net the Great Kei. My intentios was communicated to year Mr& ship in say dispatch of the 16th ultimo." Sir H. Smith then gives the details of the operations which took place from the 6th to the 17tb of March in the Watef, Illiakwater, sad Feller's Hoch, and concludes his despatch in the following terse : " I deeply regret, for the credit of the frontier Wheals tants, to report that only 200 burghers from the dimple Somerset, 'Mt from Cradock, and 33 from Graham's T. have responded to my command. They first objected he dr volunteer system which I offered to their loyalty, then roweled to be oommanded to turn oat. shuffle( osedect is melancholy. There are Wale Wel and energetic men who do set fall under this gaga" or penally the burghers of Albert, under Mr. 0414. MB% although they have not turned eat on this led egeldek having bees only just dismissed after II long aad though success only inroad over the Upper Kei, have dimm right good service during the war. " I am tally aware that I have been accused, during the progress of this campaigts, of slug the language of byres bole in describing the numerous reiscontres which have occurred, and in giving praise to the gallant eaten sae troops as well as burgher,. Possessing, however, ems expel-um in war. I must maint ai n that such is set tine age. Troops acting in the open Geld expect not the stimulus et praise ; the soldier wes bit fog, sad his British courage rises at each step; but he who, after perhaps a night marsh of great length, has to amend mountains, or pineleele dente bush and ravines, filled probably _with a desk, and intrepid enemy, as etiolate as atilsne. wady te murder any one who may fell into his brad% sad tibiae warfare is of the most stealthy sad astesiebby idad t apper elates the praise of his eassffssikie. beams whoa his rats are conspicuoualy daring. !Is es be deserves it. Ile does his due ; beg eaten reedsgs ken the soldier's is Woe engillie of the appestollen of his superior, w r i Lernil Is brow may lea* the eye of his pawalla " Coes the isel ave. tliseseates et relinquishing this com mand, I will het shriek but dr prioresses: = and I bare resod the rake I sink to the services of Ilikralioneral Ilsorreet, wiser expriera• it thirty years in Idle wegige, it diffeulties sad its labours, seeder him • emit valuable, as he is • Wily drafardm Llessieek Cebtak lasb4 the WA IMO rariaA, has bow* dlillegebliel Ma ssif in sewarii. seed IS re emir - sere se this is ye serwilleibk lie lab lesl. es lbe • hoe lleeseek his sergy Val le mpg to seal and stindlut to "'- Nesbitt. it dr Sikh mstli lls == g regret Ore I Wel begs es ales to glee bin a sown" eedilead. Inseliersbestent Nyr,plepoleelly is the dor the einnineminit etkellitios . Melees es by fiegenilysil no hi lislambilis sneer is every wages le big seedeshart wba l Dow add sebesisse. end V sot timely onablish his sagellstbs. I not bug resod syepkion of the eoldiertlke sea nowese in whit he corded sad cleared the of dr mew in Pulses Hoek, • position essapled adisse by Mackso ; sw eass 4= far gsailesies Sit lbe we wit remain mg that deco dead elhistdreld be, es he la brat= raighly dislodged sad sigalleL This les bus la • nenerly MI&SUCT by ee 4 LediCesi sinitper gresseess of Lieut. egg est dr ample, eadoss,l; taking tha; lbsy bonbon ever sett essesped. fad the other mi nion ben geselessd Mew nirdwes with owed sewn Lisandisisnst Per Ise gemewhi bb ellekne lie On Lewis, wing seivity. Ilent.-01 1 14sr at , et lie Ow illeented bn frequently bees entrusted M the AleeeKen of which are has ever well cos ewes& et ne 91st, is a sway w ear& ctly kbaldf on the fly Issues 2nd . 11eginat have. Irk this ressisa. neapied the ghats this nenses during th u e mo senAlwa seder Beam Yoe ben valuable. 111*.wilk of the had !bit IsLetr7, is an ease et nob - ju h . Linn-01. TINIIIVd. the 12th Begamerafe Ilme realty alseillei my albinism t e lt end easel Wad kr sesenagol. Ky▪ le. the bee egesyseleset is 41i! b • very oak; ski there is Wes= ellesth ben dr pant lardwe Plariney, of them/40er sous e —tbs site et his sink In this errey—etbe bes wit wellitettered his new seams intim "Ibis. ay lord. tin I skin this a 1 Al dr wither eta Mira sestbe esse e pable, age =tit Is 15.., bees that seine sad meek ea we haw blew to Iran 21441111 WIN isisepid warden, probably if nee • nen Mare vermlly arduous •Irtrairar, nub lamer will /1/0/11/611/ hats devolved wen the edieses of the 114 pawl es welt as psesswal. I de sire to drew yam umboorf attendee te the savvier of Weed COM% the duet of Mud. whoa us testa*, net is she pseihressees et the new desks dr lies bra es lea es Mrebable Welk geese wed wan gills pesbnies. obi& he hoe until* iselassi. les iq4 Wand to bin. AM tbe servile ergeft gw leery ffiler d dis iv ileild he ably wli edy ils any. Ts =I. bed w a d to w ha tits ter y, II• byre the sw aresse= =ot every varied ebersiash_ ions he . 9 I sit truly grateful. Tide to the service unite every ensowden. The ria="of them oilcan has greatly eentributed tbid seaway la the pubis expediters lila 1 bresedeskeeedi le getz w omill=with moth mem Captain enitsts d iste=., Mee did &dr ligation eithwiest etches to Isuri Lbws ilisoidis. Tbeellesre and Ilsre adds eing k eise a r all, have godingene enatinited Wow add Wipe dos nen dillealt weelins. e4 mi lsrr era les=with that geegused wads.* soldiers.' "I have, lB :77l. es." be LoltDoN HosYITAL&MAL 13CHOOL. —Yooter day the maga distribnien d pined tub Oise is the pre emies of a Ito lactabst DiemDiem of tiot of isisbibbowt. W. Pow D.C.L., Vise Pesidoot Hospital, is the shear. e hosyr i A a reals wooded by the getwasue Ise seal sad sOlosisse as the the wads. M Fsedreidi Habr s_ , bu Alfred Adams lleatell, Sifts. a Fees Geld Medal, F. Hall ; Haserary Ceelidests, NAM 341, lkra the Petwies. habit , Claes Silver Medal : Robert we 'whim, Leaden ; litassery Ceelideste, Joseph FortsDoreaNeks lloagery—loolor Clam Odsi Medal, R. W. Snidest Ilasseary Osidisolo, F. Hall. lazier Clase liiWN Milli OMNI P.M Wasiak F00t...,. Amilosay sod rbrielflikllier Class Gold Sims Howl HabssUrso Ilisaary Certilboto. Jobs Grohs Faiwais. haw Clue Meer Iladak how Hsemberi. Midwifery—Gold Medal. How Swim& oaatr, Lay- Useless ; HesowyCertilleaie, J. C. Ilebenses. Cha= —Silver biked Mg" Dalstan I Sew. PAWS Plyst i ssb ilms . g lilatoels Medico—Slim IL W. Jeakias ; Hesarary eats, H. Z. Debasitm. Fovea& Kedialw—Silver Medal, It. W. Jenkins ; lisawary Osidases. MINIM Hatay Carter, Milorlow. beiew—Miner TWA IL W. Jew ; Hosiery radidoWs, H. K. Dobooben. At the asashriw al the Msloilatioa Mr. Gaels doll erect a kind sad Ws Wise to the 'gladiola oweilmssilos them on thole wows sad easoaseMp the se taws amass. - TIId Mnx Or LORD NORBORY.—Fria the inferretrajust rewarded by the chief of the pike. Dub lin Ord". Sere Is little doubt lief the starrat reds by pima Derleatey • • yri•••• reeked to the apes et the ofdiliasiesisaid at Derr, r se holy re twererer of Leal la !Merl, roe lea yaw liar le a err of At the tire he rads die Wad ei sew fades he wee rive west torinsitereekeri hears* admitted bring esraralal tee lemered ardieras. but to 'herr a drat ores aid Wear. Oa 16seity a eserreakeilea vies reared et DOW 'AM Dallis C , to dr ar rat lbe; esalbeira whir Danaher rd W ✓ide wee deed& of Ina. The whole of what he beet stead hail buss ealderd to a careful inquiry, aid the • err sera kleirdea. DONDITIO Brindle DERRYOLiNT 1211111117210 N. —The erawii erre' reams of the kiwi sail sappers''s of Ibis serieres hell yubselay as thelisairressere Basees. Lad Bern deserver ia the disk. The report ✓ad a kelp sabers of new eesrlwe aid the cameras Mires at re usiblare of the bessikedea. Aa eludes et parka= loch plan ia July kr. tetra 4 cut et 10 appil rale ware sheer, 2 of whoa re la the receipt et rashes staid awl I et 111/ per mars. =War 12 mires* et the lordle &Ow the pia year, ell it whose resift peers. meet apse The *mar re hail doofad se peat Aar aim rarr, the auras for whhsh will tear pita• ia July rd. TM alto d the misty bad bra rearmed ara *to net dpaelerer, illd XT. Till Par the arena =milkorsiet draft seeker sad warp brim ha no berme MO it the aribirres. Whale the busier of the rywy seminere M orse- nals ha mew In the triedger".eettial ser r wersittee. deardel rarer shear reoriple ter ladieglft tare (1.11141. (1,144 L 10n) iseatiess b. IlL), Se bar bees 1,7791. 17e. 3d.. tail the tor the mire peeled unwanted to 1,6471. Ir. M., • below la bawl et 1261. 2e. 2a. The roper was ors the et the Rae. Howarth. essoaded by Alsrad mid the Bre. T. Drum sad ether palleissa the zwjk =eless . ilap Iteadaded biZIZ THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAr"l2, 1852. and oleo of adultery with at lust am of the female. in question. Dr. Deane followed. Dr. Jason replied. The learned Judge was of opinion that the evidence in support of the charge against the wife had completely tailed, and that the whole charge from beginning to en wee • foul sonsiiirsny on the part of the husband. With regard to Mr. Bass ItiniseU, adultery was fully proved is the cone done female; and. therefore, Mrs. Buss would receive the sentence of the court on that ground, although she could not have done so amuse ground of cruelty. Mr. Bonn must be coademned in all the casts. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YernaDAY. ammo vas fluor 00•111111100111 S. IX Tat MATTIS or THOMAS SIIIFHILD.--CLZHIS IX THI POST•OFFICI. This Waves; a sorter is the Prosodic*, was heard on by oppdoodon to be discharpd sader the met. There was MO Offeddia. It oppoomml draft iassimat, who had been 22 years in the Pmaidloo, hal a ealmy ally of 901. a year. He had • wife mod trees Andrea to support. The Chief Comadosioner aaesoioed ism the debts. There was 111•11 liability for a relation' which the party could pay. lb. Lewis (Lewis sad ter, far the imeolvent, informed the and that thaw woo a ritioi at the Post-office now eakmad, that whet moo id *sir edam petitioned the mat, am matter bis eradiadard, he was iodated to SOL a year; mid V, ea a report ham the court, there was any bard, the party wee dioniseed from his Masada'. The Chief Commisaisaar mid he bed board of such a rule. Then wee making wthe ashodulo or 4•91 affect the in solvent's character. de ordered the insolvent to be dis charged. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS—Turnray. 8.,0u Jla. BILLIAANT AI3AIit . ASSIATANT _11:11.10‘. AT TIIA 0131 J). Tun MuniZro74 ess - 7):CIIZATINCI CAIII. The grand jury returned a true bill, containing nine counts, notices Bsehard Sill, attorney, for misdemeanour. It was preferred by Henry Broome, and had relation to the charge of card•cheating at Brighton against John Broome and others. Upon the application of Mr. Parry, the court granted a warrant, and tiled the amount of bail—the defendant him• self in 801., with two sureties in 401. each. Joseph Laurence, 20, was indicted for obtaining, by false pretences, and for conspiring with a man unknown to obtain, by the same means, from Moses Badollet, four gold Geneva watches, value 301., with intent to defraud. There were other charges against the Prisoner. The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and the court sen tenced him to nine months• hard labour. Prow the LONDON A Zll TTE.—Tanday, May 11. BANKRUITS. Joan Hagar OaLuM naffs. Yorkatdre, draper. to surrender Nay U and hue 2) at It, et Leeds Court. Bet., Drawly. ; oft Deng., Young, Leed s. licaaan HADL•MD, St. Wiens, toner Alts, glut manntaatuntr, Nay It and Juno la, at It, at Liverpool Court. Bola., Hayward, Birrunßhar, and Dodge, Livarpool; at Morgan. Liver. Poi Onosos ILartto Watuaarsztn. Groakrs.atreet, city . Ns, St at 11, sad Jona 23 at 11, at baaingloilatniat. Rol., Muadag, gerand; or. mtg.. Canaan, Aldernsanborg. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Joan ilavrovon, Barsky, Lasavaldro. spew, May B. INSOLVENT rBtITLONIBL I. uke. Wbbloyor-T. ChM ow , Pa D rkiissee lowleplowebalb bolowoolor-B. lbook4voil, OW" WNW elobr-11. AWpala Elploaloset, Wly, woblot W ammo Mier -w. 0414, torep, palate - C. Lippi, 1111WwW000Morpm, 10•11Wolowa, = I "8.111" " Vali L i t eV, Oho 6111111 f—J. isips.Tootowewwwo. paw M l =4-T. Ceneterodesale awnsespAlw4 d = Serseerlek, thwlway_alwjEllh 1 11301334 1 sEemetirs----Ne" Wler s iewoboal, tos IWww. Wow% SWIM weft frisOrtimrl-W. Coollaleraribiese. appamap.- - NC W. lireibleg Ovaloioiroot, mow dawer-14 Taw, ealkorldbalew4, Ilwloport. . W. 0114 w. Alamp Samob-0. llowis &ism -0. loyew,ClNWHlaob Woolowebasoil, ammo. CESTIriCATE4 ea to powok maw amo le dem le 60 oswiswy Gelb, day et Jr 4. 7. Calm" Deily, growelJ a wro lilli t 7. 1.. NAM. U. ssrareowt-Allo J. S. itCuled4 Liverpool, dra=t. lithathiorbudessf. cur. Saw-Jane I. M. W Owiliro. Wino nuoint. syclAsuus CW DITIDIINDS. WOMAN HAMS, 1411414111.15 t dlr. of Is. 114c1 , say day, at Tort toads. Arm llismissor4 Wash saanstheturar -.le sell last Or. at 1 - saw vroob ady May 11 and any solioravost 1111= .4. at dope' s, Louie Reuss Cores. , sumo agent-14 dlr. r i t o. 1014 May It and any saleapesse waaneadag aa sa a p i pic a , IhompseL apos 4d n, steller-Ist die. of fs, Noy 12 and any idestr umni edig at arageo. Netting lso ter u r is. Way 14 and ill="3.ot Mr" ilwribb t~yab. liassireatermaraglon. /4 1 . KW 14 and gm oribeeipowl nib" liiiroloW4 Davao Livorpool, adwr-let fiTOZET2 sed any Illederada at Ibripsfs. lawsrpooL BMWS! ales as -let dlr. of 10d., Maswoty S and tires wiespolei 4at Edwards's, Sambrook. 00•11113 rani% I'vergod. oallorbor-lot Ob. 0f1.41., May 13 Ngs.l oalwapalw Wolosolay. at Magait'o, Wombat groow-lot fliv. or 2671Z - llay I sad these allousseat Merwrthro, linthroolossurt. Maw Teel Wser. 4wpm- div. at to, Key 14 awl towtoaboppost at ottiosim. Women lsortay. talises-lat div. et 44 Td., May pC6 4. T. Wow" Olsomboldro, tinker derktr -hes 3. J. Insar, Oral lastinnot. drape. - Joao K. R. Norris, loweloy. TrodobboAdiospor. mums= DIIIIO4VIO. T.l W. Prowl% abliilli/W 4 1904 Mani. Ist Wspping 11Walls, lora mordroom. C. Po let awl . T Mop" idibmea.ballet. boa Uppseatross, Use% sod r. Sara Owed week saswiso WSW. W.'. WNW% = L UMP" sod 0. Timor, limbistroveli. Taidiva. lea Nowrool mil T. lboloollek IL WWI" Audio Ralow, J. iesee, sad lillsbdit We." oleo bleed was% haft awl JEW Mar WWI I. Willoopbbl uvi la br bTot abwillots. W. awl L Toner, C . owasiostarara. ClloTowni TWIN& Isalith•• . leseillthe sea F. Sewarb. Pao. J. rum I. lard, sad J. Lard,l3l4•o 7 iWaae Ilraup, lonesobirs, osSlsamsedastwors. Isibistes Smith soil Sway Lewis, law. dorm setweitrietersea J. tea. 0. PwW4 T. mia. u. lildioU, sad J. Nieboll. Hslifas. odithire. worslnd W. Tow est J. Wis. Yorkshire, anotheassrs. O. Wotan sed J. W. Southwark, bop seartheids. P. W. Widabowi savi W. Iboalw.lkiarol, whip roordtaats. 1100YMM IMCMIMMUITIONL Lunt linoomn, 010.41 v, ansibus=tor, May 14 =dine 4. ne Lenin Amit at Hanka Inns arsdral. Miy 17 sod Jan 7, at no Jarynarnirt, InnIMMEII4 WM, May Had Is.. 4, at ammo' inn uriem. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAT.--ORAND TERMINUS AT PADDINOTON.-Very AZINIIIII• works, slued only to the well-known ones at Etteben4gththe or Klursaess are being tarried out to fora the Waists et the Great Waters Railway at Paddington). Three works, sew seer = i4 will entirely alter the tof the tondo's at sod glee it ea Yapeiat appearance. The 1 suer teenteas le helms_ eateleastail ea that e mma of poem& ea *he tole of Ithe Pam of Vela ßri , below I whisk*, peseat tessureart teradaas steads. The style of sustan i c o s tr epriledi te railway purpose , is entirely new. =i s !te se _pedal id* News Fox sad )et . the somustars engineer, sad is tamed as .Rte agar the andel of the essitrel aisle of the Palau, both the departure aid snivel *Ono •=g of a imalloolos to.. roof, NO te s t t t2 sad lb bet am, Awned of rite of wrought Ina , with two yew tad elegant treasepts user sash esd l Vlrght brim std throat* the glass nedhm, sew pertlarly kaura es " Putea's Ors reabas." Mk buldtag nue paseliel with the whole el llesthearas tenses mil Mums is the te_irriroad ported boa le imam by as Is.. , with Sights of steps he het protosege. I &T ". gavel lateens feels the Paddl egh apingo Cala. Owe bile base= thee a large mgeolesed Ow tab slosh 1 old inn= Um us seesesee god asertare feels. limy eatoo• gad third are walk. resew, l4=agsdge, doh go depot elegthe ogee awl guile he bee . The nese guile ague age siege the Mem, mhos ie whole kti Kate main. There Is glee a guard vosabole Is the I saddle el the twain= he peogesew to p l od dua ls with golOginent egeme, ogwesver tome, god duals Me cesketwiso. The twe Wes eta& ow to be hugest* op the bridge to the sow Isemieue, to the god of whisk there is to losa armed play, by width pampa or/daft or departing by the Wage may resell the opleadhd beak beat he the eggegoey by Mr. Hardwick, the geoldwet, et seat ef go& cel led the •• Great Western Reuel." *oat slue to eel Liselegtsaipoless The betel is is the gale, owl liesmeehra inn with the egpseeeni et the Isemitua. It Motels gawriv• suites efagerearole eel IN beams& • poetise of It is to be mot, pewter eta doh Ow egesary aseabege = "7- ggigele — to the keealy. The agailrostove he beadles it hoe boos Memo galwel esil Wiwiesil. Ao imotose gosh sham le bags egoehogiod lry lagon. Sherwood be low tie abutting abutting ea the Hertur-reed, with a tin duet sod ells lifts, to esaursaisate the sad the satiny ea *see laprogeneawith te at Pmeal,ad dingoes ono* onowat be mat law than 210,0001. [Aareathemat)--DlNlTStallow Or TEE CRYSTAL Paaeith—le wintheysthse stump ththeenis et perms town MW Klamath bee math te ellann a espy Mike Gassy Seasse le frasamoo. ustsuee by the usubless et o ,Vest inside Nresmega awl the wall, whemeeks st meow sea tellwery nth. a inner lass beim Selereithil we, o d e rho awe es mak Ike MU The Mirk wlidi bas seirsonsa medal diem Win* Awns tbs thleribor ei porn thee Alegi the dellia the sweet el wary taboo eat Ike wrier Or liethlth et retherbawne sna rosthol. themes d In Orridethieni. en sessmit et the Gobi et the piese. awl la le a.. le seem Oat sews readmit la he inetery my usessaissiablisel aka dewier sad nowiething rad% am* tbs ethelthen et the WM* asil to mesa a arasetes as mama, tie Cithet wilt be thalsreul wells le every whesdbie awl pwinbaser et the Dips& en 11= e sr. TM Dlogese Is patallied at 4 'Meek in bow ta Se free thaw testes Wroth w oe) era he wenisee ewes. Reny them dont Ile Om is Mt eageweelea. ia wee sr apas_er to Mr. Z. J. Wawa. No. ter,, iteactrelt. EX TY wth haw • ethy of th e Oat with every Divehi ef mull:Mr ROD *ntelltgence. HOUSE OF LORDS.—YarrzaDAT. Aimut now rm. Decay ar *SION Is Pc.rmasgt.—lisrosit Tins Lan , Cimseirixara. EAS/a. 0/ Va 101.631. AXIA TIM LILL V UITCMILL O. Cut.cas.—Jossiannt. The appellant is s merchant in Olererr, lobo had been ezenvively elVa and neapondirst, • writer to the at, was e,apb an Ye Ilitabuth The appeal was from certain inledenalana of *or Division of the Court el &mien he an sow of peoeteMpe in an reties brought by the rociona aneever 1711. 24.. 3d. of professional charges enpinendira a the poW!t in dispute would involve • km sauciest of fasts of no interest save to the parties; and tbaM Val NO bpi point of importance. Oa the motion a the Lead Chancellor the ben* shoed some portions of the interlocutor, remitting Se the seen below for amendment. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCR.—TienntiDAT. ITITOSIS AT RIM Tarn AT WANTIONTTSII.—ILIONI LORSICAUTIOLL AND CONDOS Jam HARRISON O. DOKPL—M•INTOSIANCI Or COMMUN. The plaintiff in this case ie • lanneese and the defendant a 'Hither ; end the seen was Irene he MONO the eam of $Ol. foe nee, and heaven a ddlil of the dellesdastla The deftness* pissed plebe was wswerindeled sad pay ment as to 24!.1h1. It appeared, bias the plaistire *Hence, that in No vember, 1843, • surgess, maned Nona, had brought to libels Samson, the pieleire essekeer, who then lived nese Ramell•squen, • mile ailed is be wet nursed. She wee to receive 12a. per weak he Warr care of the child. In May, 1846, the child, being unwell, was taken I. the hew of the plaintiff, at Shacklewell; sad it wee est she was receive le. • week he liking eare a r e l d ekild. On the 19th July, 1848, Mrs. Dash, the mother of the child, and who had married le Dem shirt IN birth, liseght • female child nee lambess. the *MK *be weaned. Nothing wee the eld eel the es he he paid bar the girl. Both of the chi Mes remained with Ike plaintiff until the 6th Jely, 1850, when 121. was es le Mai Har rison on atemeat of the first ekiM, end kw nedesa, the plaintiff, had set received any mousy r nemt et the se cond chile Oa the 61k July es ~11 milker daughter wove pee 3/. en senses by dell's "Ink at kis office, and He" *bud a• man bed ban paid, although repeated applkaties bad boa made for It. The 301. now sought to be reamesed wee elks rate of 6e. per week for the girl. For the debase, Mr. Dunn was put into the bus, sad stated that an sweeseemest was made that 10e. a week was to be paid for the ewe Agates, when the g irl was taken to Shacklewell. Mussy wee aramiena ll y •on account, for which Mrs. Henke saw:reesipts. On the 6th July 31. was due to the Flentseas. They thanked him for his kind era when he paid then at his office; and be promised to make them • t of 21. when they returned the linen of the . lie beard of the claim of 301. until he received en attorney's letter demanding pay ment of it in June last. Several receipts, signed by Mrs. Harrison, and others bearing the mark of her daughter (who could not write), and witnessed by her, were put io, one :of which stated that the payment was far the mainte nance of " the boy and girl," and another for the mainte nance of the "children, " &c., and the defendant declared that such words were in the receipts before they were signed. The plaintiff and defendant directly contradicted each other, and there was a great deal of conflicting evi dence, witnnees being called to contradict the case made out by the witnesses for the defence. The jury retired, and ultimately found • verdict for the fur 301., the amount claimed. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—YagraRDAY. @MUMS AT 113111 PRIM—BAPOIIIt 14. 1161111 MAXI= 6111) SEICIAL Jesus. .1170116.—Tms ATTOIXIT-01011141. V. ATWA...- NINO TOBACCO. This was an information filed by her Maieray's Attorney- General, owlet 12 and 13 Viet., cap.9o, see. N, at the in stance of the Board of Customs, ag 'unit the slelleadant fee the recovery of certain penalties for having teen masereed in the importing and bringing Jab, the United Kingdom • ll e quantity of tobacco stalks, assenting to 6,16616. la 1 we ht, and I,oooi. in value, wittiest payment of ditty. 1 defendant was • farmer, residing at Heahrey Hampshire. It appeared that in the month at 1860, he made • mismanekranien to a man egad Tilly, the mar sod port mem eta vesesteild nett, to the stet that be Medd be esesemel 1110 Mk le gunning the Mimeo in tole* Tilly wee to MO Me rhino from Mgesy. T MI hi IMO ate gag la Ms, as the vessel wanted geoliftg, end he W me messy. Atwell then gave hint • ems of ugaird weasel to advance him 36L on aceu of the It was pro posed to run two toes of tehemeoill ymg to rearive 501. per ton. A mariner Maws, living at West Comm, was hired At WM. owe ge, and his wife drew out an or the 361. on a stamp. The Lanett te b e of Devonshire, and was remind in opsham. Tilly sea be mum have somebody Me an been with him, and ama amid Hensesk. been Hu sin aserierlaw of Andra Jekisral the dap. They than went to Beisbare, when they took in a cargo et lime. store sad a mashie et empty cement casks, with which the emesi gelled to Jong. as there leek an beard A 2 of the mid flied with whose Milo tibia won Womb* ha Mete at the dead of eight Übe Mused to ftetathentiOn j oihrom Atwell was w Tim aim an time bet, ant ember quently the ether men Mem& They Mopped at the tg Inn. Atwell mid la tess 12 Veisek at nitro. end the/ " run " the mimeo the ftllewing eight it eines. This was overheard by the Leased. Tilly and Milne roused the fellow' eight to the " run." end Ms minion after they the nail the easeembramse idle= fame an heard. assesimeried them, and mined the nod. The man wen akin beton a megistrate and lined 1001., but in do ink ttr el . i sillial esiowertl w i e , r f e er ami thet i er ice. enee, stated, tbet the infer emits shard the deftemlset " with beim eimesened le the imgeetlag and tuba the United ROO= *gr ain ftweign tilmose Mahe nimatiy," oontraryto the statute, whisk be matemiel , oily moat being , concerned " was es soh begerbitien. The gesmat simply a rhatm then issedes ; and siding! ft mini. Imo been an file gel one, and Atwell scab net mew Ms debt , yet it did fellowate that he was guilty of an Mime spinst the law. The AttersrarGeneral having espied. end Mr. Bann MOW bevies seemed up, it jury Mania • verdict far the artist. PonaltAM assessed upon a Mile value of 1,0001. Omen , Jams. COOK a. BATTII.-40 INJURY AT VII HIPPODBOXIL The plantar was a hey of fifteen years of age, a page in the metes of the Rev. Mr. Godwin, at Brampton, and dellindent the prophesy iraf tha lat• well-keowe Hippo- dome goomien agebilehmost. This sense was heweght to merger *mew lee leingio mostelend by the pleiMIS by • With item • wwme and swim hens, the property el the dm* the imptespir managemmit of kis seta libbseent. 1 It appeared. that an Se GOMM of the AM et aping ber the the plebilf. seeinetid by the emenneement of • balloon sessak paid le mimeses and testi bh met ie the from row elms to the circle of the Hignedreme. ease horses 11400 losaglit in for a nee, me of which I passed his Moe an to the horse seat him, kicked out vleirady baled him, sad Mott the plain lift an his left cheek with go mob hose that he was camp& Insensible to Ift. Blemp's Dm pita, whore he was for two months an iwootlosik and kw three weeks an est-patient. He returned is me minim of the Rev. Mr. Godwin, who atiested hogs ble wages of AL a year for the Om be bed bean sheet, ender Ms mother's can. He than went to Mr. kft and meshed • son ' reign lbw • Mimi of that temen, vibe tail Yea be would on=l i m s M e terommat of his fees. A geattemes hem *0 the saran of the Obey, and the psgmeneese et the Mirka an the We glee. Mr. flegjemt Moths. addimmed the jeep fler the &Vence, and in the Moms of lie salmis it W. seggested by the wart that the porde bed bettor isms Is some arrange ment. Mr. Wordsworth, in the alma et Mr. Jlllllol l4 au fs lte t wet emits willmg le withdraw it long If the wwM glee RIM moniereellen MOM mem Mr. Dsejwt Ohm wed& glee orespostfire, ft the plaintiff wadi meneat to • asneelft This the Ober side lesed. w eed leaned with the elks" dist the I P a if t M ed ene ed viliere he had no lesiesse to go, and was easing owe the barmier, width be aeglit net to Moe doss ; that there larger wen an mosibmt m the Hippedssess Wen that the Memo wee a von edge ems. animal bad bean need Miss the dies of the Hippodrome so • Wife Mem is die Park sonsimmer. The imp mimed a verdict for the plideftl2.4mmegge, 201. CONSISTORY COURT.—YEMADAY. isross Da. Li SRUFGION. Bons e. Bean. This was a divorce snit instituted by the husband, Mr. John Bann, of Shoredlteh, by reason of adultery, against his wife, Mary Bans. The libel brought in on behalf of Mr. Bunn, est forth the marriage between the parties in the math of August, 1836, and their subagent cohabitation la several plasm until 1842, wham the parties finally sepa rated. That Mrs. Bean, having emaired habits of Wind entice, was on many emesions ohfiged to be removed to her father's howk, Ma always retuned eventually qMr. Dana wall the last eeperatim, when • dead wee draws up between the parties to the deft that Mrs. Bums should receive the sass of tin ehilWgs per week so keg as she behaved herself with 'impiety. That open one masks whoa she was at as eating home la Buck limbs*, la Jane 1843, eke esasmitied adultery with a man of the nesse of Carter, bet the fast did net reach the ear of Mr. Biwa until Marth...llllll t when l were taken against Carter, who alleMjedlinest lie rele a g default, and the jury seseseed the damps et Ate sees Si 601. An allegation in defence had bees edciYd is be half of the wife , which alleged that the mime eeparations between the pestles were mused by the siseity el Mr. Buss's coadset, and that Salk far* was in creamed upon her father refusing to lecd bit twee money, having already lent him two Imbed peels. That the Wise shove referred to was bomb. Is, Mr. Dona, is callsamt with Carter, is Wait drat is Mass night be relieved from the weekly payummtet r Mary Mar the separation deed, and in conclusion alleged that Mr. Been had himself committed adultery with his hermsid. Further and additleaal articles had shoos bees entered, charging the husband with the etc mermen et Milton with two Males. Dr. Jim? appeared ea behalf of the husband, and argued that the emblems in the case was such as full) to entitle Mr. Bean to his prayer. Dr. Haggard, on the pert of the wife, submitted that while there was a compkee Mien of poet of the charges =Ce spiame Mrs. Dm that Ms. Dm Weasel( was proved to hale bus Ok of i am to itywife, COTTON.—LtvxarooL. MAT 11.—The sales to-day are estimated at from 8,000 to 10,000 bales, of which exporters have token 1,600, and speculators 3,000 bales, ehirfly American. There are Included 1,600 Penman and Nero ham, at GO. to 71d.; 600 Egyptian, at Ad. to old. ; and 800 Surat, at 31d. to 41.1.. The imports since Thurs• day are 100,000 bales. The market closes firmly, but with less excitement. Prices of American, particularly the good middling qualities of Bowed and Orleans, are 1 dearer than on Friday ; all other sorts unchanged. MANCIII/Tl/4 MAT 11.—Tbe advice. by the America steam-ship, from Boston, of a rising cotton market in the Gaited States, notwithstanding unparalleled receipts fur extent, end the upward course of it.. Liverpool cotton mar ket, have induced spinners and manufacturers to demand ea advance to.day, but in a general way it bee only had the effect of checking business. Merchants mud it a good deal in the light of a speculative mania, induced by the ehsapnese of money. The buyers both for India and Ger many, who have lately been operating rather freely, are exercising caution. Both In yarns and cloth there was • deal of inquiry, and where last priees were taken, tiers was • fair business. The home trade an some cases pro the advance, but not very freely. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lxena, MAT 11.—The market has been of an usual character to-day : the average busi ness for a Tuesday bar been done at Srm prices. WOOL.—HotomsainzLo, May 11.—The stook of Wools us now ptung low, and the choice is therefore much li mited, consequently business has been very dull to-day, and seem much disposed to delay their purchases sales. till the MANUFACTURES.-HUDDERSTIELD, May 11.-We have had • little doing in fancy patterns adapted for the seuon, but the general business has been very flat, all other sorts having been much nett( eted ; neither have the ware houses been busy with shipping orders during the week. CORN.-lIVLL, May 11.-Arrivals have been moderate during the week, but the trade ruled dull, and but little business resulted. The weather has been variable, wind more westerly, and more sun, but nights cold, and &trifling shower we two is all the rain that has fallen. We have emphinta as to the pastured and spring corn, but I Wheat hobs well. We had to-day a moderate supply of Wheat from our own farmers, with a small show of foreign ; Ingitsh Wheat was slow sale, at the current rata. of Isat market day, millers not being able to make any impression upon fanams, who are now of a class that can afford to hold, and seem inclined to du so. Only a retail sale for chambered foreign, without any quotable alteration in value. Very little Barley on the market, and no change in price ; and the same remark applies to Oats of all kinds. Beene, of which our main supply is a fine quality of Egyptian, axe held for more money, which makes the sale rather slow. Not much of the import of Linseed comes on the market, and the business doing is consequently limited. The low continued drought, coupled with the short make, earhise our Hull crushers to maintain their price for eake; bed foreign are in better supply, and may be bought on easier terms. No Rapeseed on sale, and Cakes unaltered. Bones support our quotations. The following are the priees: Wheat, English, red, 38s. to 405.; white, 40e. to 445. ; Minnie and Konipberg, 425. to 465. ; Pomeranian and Hamburg, 38s. to 40s. ; Danish, Holstein, and Friesland, 36e. to 385.; Russian and Odessa, 345. to 313.. Oats, English, 17s. to 19e.; Danish, 16s. to 18s.; Fries land, 18s. to 205.; Russian, 15s. to 17s. Barley, malting, 28e. to 305. ' • grinding, 255. to 275. Beano, 295. to 31s. • foreign, 26e. to 28s. Peas, white, yellow, and blue, 30s. to 32a. ; grey and black, 265. to 28e. Linseed, Black Sea, 41s. te 465. ; Petersburg, 425. to 464. ; Riga and Archangel, 38s. to 425. ; Konigsberg and Memel, 36e. to 40s. ; Linseed Cakes, Hull, Si. ss. Od. ; fine fo reign, 71. 15e. ; inferior foreign, 71. Os. ; Rapeseed, 231. 10s. ; Rape Cakes, 87s. 6d. to 90s. Tares, English, 375.;_ foreign, 325. to 345. Guano, 51. to 91. 10e. ; Bones, 975. 6d.; Ityemeal, 71. Imports from May 1 to 7: Wheat, 313 qrs.; - Barley, 370 ; 8ean5,2,365; Linseed, 5,386 ; Rapeseed, 360 ; Oil Cakes, 613 tons ; Bones, 1,038. Lanni, MAT 11.-WO have a good show of samples ef wheat for this day's market ; the trade continues depressed. with a general decline in prices, nevertheless, fine sorts are withdrawn from the market rather than submit to the re duction demanded, and there is little business done. Bar ley and beans maintain their price. Oats fully as dear. Other articles as before. Arrivals this week:-Wheat, 4,292 qrs.; Oats, 217 ; Barley, 80 ; Beane, 16 ; Rape seed, 994. LIVIILPOOL, MAT 11.-The arrivals from Ireland and coastwise during the week past have been quite hosignificant From foreign ports, however, we have re ceived 15,48.5 quarters wheat, 880 quarters oats. 639 quarters , 16,152 quarters Indian corn, 1,963 sacks and 53,454 t e s a r7els flour. The exports in the same time comprise 5,829 uarters wheat, 1,776 quarters Indian corn, 711 sacks and 4,0.18 barrels flour. The trade has been extremely quiet, and mien of wheat sad flour have rather a downward ten dency. Egyptian beans have improved 6d. per quarter. Indian corn has been in very slow request, and 6d. per quarter lower. In other articles there has been little dWn& and no material change in value. The weather, with tbs exception of a few trifling showers, continues dry. At this day's Market there was a moderately good attendance of the town and country trade, who, however, acted with sal treme caution, and a very limited business resulted. Wheat was iu slow request, at a decline of ld. to 2d. per 7011 s. American flour, however, was in good demand, at a slight reduction on the prices of this day . week. Sack flour wee neglected and nominally unaltered In value. Oats and osts meal sold slowly, at late rates. Barley and pease remained without change ; but beans were 6d per quarter dearer, 255. to 251. C.d. per quarter being obtainable in quantity for Egyptian. Indian corn met with little attention, and mast be quoted 6d. to Is. per . quarter cheaper. Arrivals trowi the 4th to the 10th May, Inclusive, into Liverpool mid Runcorn: Wheat, 15,485 qn. • Barley, 73; Malt, 777 ; Oats, 4,939; Beans, 680; Peas, 723; Indian Corn, 16,16 d; Oatmeal, 1,827 sacks; Flour, 2,111 sacks, 53,654 band& Exports to Ireland: Wheat, 4,752 ; Indian Corn, 47741; Indian Corn Meal, 158 barrels; Oatmeal, 214 sacks; Flom. 100 sacks, and 2,374 barrels. LYNN. May 11.-A small supply of Wheat at market to-day, and prices nearly the same as last week. 611bs. 631b5., 37e. to 395.; fine, 40s. ; white, 465. Barley, 91a to 28e. per quarter to the growers. NERCAISLZ, May 11.-We have had a further fell se raid its Saturday, but it hos not been succeeded by &high tempo re, to-day being cold and gloomy, with a rising bereaslise. At our market, this morning we had a =Me al* Maw d WWII drain the growers, and having very WO fee& lbso *kw ,ast this, combined with the Let Sat our nib= Imo dined their stocks to run dawn too low, prevented*" aalwald laluerice of the dull repeat from Mark-lane ribs same, and a fair business resulted at fully Saturday% rates, the eecondary descriptions, as adverted to in ear Sinner reports, commanding a decided preforming- 11th. Ai Lincolnshire, weighing 571 b& 67tlts. per hunid naturally, but weighed nibs. having been phase et M. per qr., whereas choice South lon dry yellow was only saleable at 42a., same weight. Some superior red Wolgast, not arrived, wan being retailed out at 445. per qr., 63 1 b5., whilst for a cargo Danish, of fine quality, 39.. to 40s. had to be taken. Flour sold languidly, and to have forced sales lower terms must have been submitted to. Rye in limited request, 335. being deemed an extreme quotation, weighing 561b5., anything extra being worth Is. to 2a. per qr. more, weighing Nibs. per bushel. Of grinding Barley our market has been cleared at 275. 6d. to 28s. for Danish, weighing 661bs. per bushel. Malting without inquiry. Malt u before. Boil. ing Peas scarce and wanted, extra qualities being worth 341. to 36e. Beans without change, and the same remarks will apply to Oats. - - CATTLE.—Saitasynr, May 11.—Supply of Boasts this morning was tolerably good as to condition, but in number small (considering the season), although they proved ample for the demand; for there were but few purchasers in the market, and many inferior Beasts remained in the market till a late hour before sold, a clearance being effected at a very low figure. From the paucity of Sheep we might hare anticipated &brisk sale, but on the other hand business was very flagging, fully sustaining the rates of last market. There was also a very little Lamb on offer which was readily sold at high prices. Calves continue in good supply, and meet a good sale. In the Pig market there was not much business doing, and prices remain stationary. Cows, w ith Calves, which were in good supply, met • slow inquiry. On Beef, Bs. to Bs. 6d. per score ; sow and heifer ditto, 7s. to 7e. Bd. Down Mutton, 6d. per lb.; inferior, 4td. to 6d.; carcass Veal, 6e. 9d. to 71. 3d. per score. Lamb, 70. to Bd. per lb. Pork , 6441. to 6d. Veal, 4d . to 44d. Bacon Pigs, 7e. 3d. per score. Porkers, 7e. 6d. Bacon, 6d. to M. per lb. Store Pigs, 14e. to 265. each. Mach Cows, with Calves, 91. to 111. each. - YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.—At six o'clock yesterday morning the Earl of Harrowby presided at a public breakfast, which took thee at the Freeman:ma' Tavern, in furtherance of the objects of this reociation. About 300 people trembled on the occasion, and the chair was supported by the American Minister, the Rev. T. Nolan, the Rev. Mr. Robinson, the Rev. Mr. Harrison, and many other clergymen. At the concluders of the breakfast a h wee sung, and immediately afterwards the noble addressed the company, congratulating them upon the peeress they were making in their efforts to promote the owe of Christianit yardtin the young men who bad thus stepped f in the right path not to to N' et their sphere of usefulness, but to continue to spread the doctrines they advocated amongst those who were not mailleiently Christian in their spirit and intentions. The reverend gentlemen whose names we have mentioned severally addressed the meeting, and pointed out the great advantages to be derived front associations of this nature in the promotion of intellectual and moral advance mem. In reference to the progress of the society, it appeared that during the past year, the emaciation had held above 550 public meetings of young men, for prayer and the communication of religious truth ; and above 1,000 others had been conducted by its members in commercial establishments; 382,000 tracts and addresses had been gra tuitously distributed, and probably mote than 100,000 young men had been reached by these agencies. The pre sent number of subscribers to the library and rending rooms, who were not members of the association, WI about 426, and those who were members about 223 ; making a total of 650. The receipts of the association during the year were, from donations and subscriptions, 2,0361. 12a., and from lectors" and sales of publications, 1,0711. 10s. 7d., making a total of 3,1081. 2a. 7d.; this amount being an increase over that of the previous year of 1,0681. Os. 4d. The expenditure of the year was 3,4381. Is. 2d., and the balance due to the treasurer, 791. 14s. 241. This encase of expenditure was erred by the vadat efforts made d the Eshibition, the met of whkl amounted to upwards of 6001. The =spay separated shortly before 9o' DAILY WEATHER TABLE. - WID;ZIOAT, MAY 12, NEL The Male ef the ireatimir at each of the folkeriag plasm ea Mae Vika yeetettia moralai. The stator mg ansoced is order of me It Item et Aso. t ae - lla wi , et maw ci Wafter. . Pea1uem........ W. :ant WWI Partially ands DIMIIITeII LW. *wag Omen Overlain Human LW. Mew Ileseee Partially do* ieIifIRMIPTOII W. Meng reeve Overawe Pannievara LW. Wows Breese ParUndy Owe, 117•11/111111 OVERNWICH LW. Wens Brom Partial!) , Gianni gesnoo liwtsuou Otrannersa ...... C.aantannin 1 %miaow. THIS DAY. Nowt. Gone et rad. Streark of 111104. Mau eLttr Washer. LW. Genie Brae.e. The rotaras rids the following places did not reach this is tide for . publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the date of the weather on Monday morning at aiae o'elest. lamas= W. Stare _ ____. , Parutuly Used, Randal .. ... ..... &W. hard Wind ' Rant lOvercast hots ..........« . LW. Strung Breen Rain Powwows &W. Gads Breda' Overt:int Lanneros &W. Gentle Breese : rarually Oa* Riartronam I. Ostia Breese; Overcoat Ituatiaan t 411C40/211 S. Strung brag= , Rata Worry, g. Strong tire.... Oot resat 0111ILIMPTON S. Strong thaw • Overcast Saar SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. rem eme eeneegendoste, we .141.1porbe llagette .ad. Lille'. um.. CASUALTIES. John Fehrman (AmeriCenValque),oavis, from Moolmeht far London, which put into Mauritius, leaky, would have to discharge all her cargo, in order to repair the ship. Boston, April 26. Moses Wheeler, King, arrived here from New Orleans. sailed from the bar, April 14. She left on the bar th• Winchester, for this port, which had been on for • month, and it was supposed would have to be lightened to be got off.—The Progress, for this port, was almost the bar.—Liverpool, May 11. SEABORNE MAILS. IN dodges Met** mails ere sent from the General Paehease y the sight—and li by the morning—despatch. - - &My when made tip !rem what COMNTILIFIL in non. Part Whoa 00co L darpatoled. dr. —.a-- —.4 koseria(byßrltpadutt 14 , May 14 Liverpool.... May 17 linertea(bytnated Millspaatet) .14 May 15 ..... Limrpool Uay IS Daerita(lol.:.6mtespill 'May 26 leoutharaptou May 21 &fries ( West Coast) ...N Leta of the month Plymouth „ l iaise 3 almaadria• N IKlitssOth Hamm:Dower ........ May IS 'Mesa ... P Daily brill lt 9th of the mouthy Fosthemptoo.. May II dale= lyres It nth of the mouth Ittouthamptoo. May II thlidmeta(Ma Usagreslll indallthohmestb •outhamptoe. May 20 Coped Good hope it 14th a the mouth , Plymouth. Jane 3 Ceeetealluspie • N Ithl7thrthat Roue ;Dover Central &marks N 2aatikl7thof with ISoutbanipton. May 10 Mama( Ida .24 Mon.,Med.,B4lfrid. Soattuumptoo..Tu. Mita Chili .. .. U todal7thili moth Swathamptes. May 20 , Prams ............ &&& N Tarim Jolly Doom 'Tinge da. 1er5ee.....................N 71h1718271 01 mom Doves May 20 Ciambing ... N Tuesday h Friday Landon Tese..lll6 Elolland .... .._ II Medium It Rotor. tootles Mn0.1746 Moody= N 17th of the math Southampton. May 10 Inlaid .11h N Tvrise daily India (via Swatlimapt)hl latth of the mouth Southampton Way 20 India (Ma liumalse) 14 nthild4thof mouth Dover May 16 Iletinerntsma(Ma South anapton) if Nth of the month. Southaaptue. l lllsy 20 DittoVilioanelllol) l4 &thank *Moab . Dover Mateo N lnd ot tIls• month Itioutaamptoo. Jane S Madeira N Stb of tie mouth Soutaamplou. May 16 ~, I 1tb,11111..19t1427th Matte '• 7 uSethof the mooch Donn ....key IS Naples* N 5013‘1323tik0t mom Donn --INA) If Pa/Animals. N Stb I Sth2Stkohnon I boot r May II Pitinanda ld Ithl7thl7titof mon leuthamptom. May 16 Peru St 2oditil7thof mouth Soathamplas. , llllay 70 Tumour N 11h15th2Stlietmon Dover .... ..llltay II Weft lodlia M DM et the nacuth tlouthaMPO ' reL • 1M.7 20 "ot Doha (..apt Ma mana.aa4 Nara) It i tat of the swath Southampton) Juin S • 'l'ls souls to Woos .oustruo Um mesas l•) fremilipadiet viakerseinms. ♦SKIVED. Ammo AND lIIIMAID-st Falmouth, May 9, from Mayaguez, P.H. Arrothes-at Gravels d, May 10 from Cuba AMILAMD-st Liverpool, May I t, from New Orleans Smatter-at Liverpool, May 11, from lies Orlertai BOADIMa-Ilt Liverpool, May 11, frost Honduran BONA Daa-at Liverpool, May 11, from Savannah Om Dammam-at Liverpool, May II Baanowtaava-at Owes May 10, from Havanna Cantatun -at Portsmouth, May 10, from Abed Camino -at QUeelliteWas 311 7 t . , from. !Radars§ 031.111 l caoa -at Liverpool, May 11, Irma New Orleaml Caonwsu.-at Liverpool, May 11, from New Orleasil CATAIMIA-at GIIITHIend, May 11, from... ........ . .... North* Curse-at Grarmend, May 11, tram Matthaei Dzerucat.tho-at Deal. May 10, from.. Alersd .- Et. Dopixo-at Liverpool, May 11, loom ED--at Liverpool, May 11, from Eloawoa--at Liverpool, May 11, from ELIIII-111 OnIVISItIVI, M• 7 il, from Lowy. ithway-at Gravesend, May 11, from F/MOVIIIIV-at Liverpool. May 11, from Hamm" Purr-at Plymouth, May 10, tram .Meditarreneesi GILT Sarum-off Falmouth, May 7, from Si. Grande GIN. CLIIIVICS-at Liverpool, May 11, from Oohs Heels --at Liverpool, May 11, from We Ooh s Home ORINIOILL-at Liverpool, May 11, from BB eltiamela Heroes-at Dml, May 10, from Cala•-•" - paiurrra-at Dall. 9fty, 1 ^ tram. ..... ..... Fug,* 7+;;..! - T• _ , 10, . iiiiaLLA isoursos—at Deal, May 10, from Valparable Jelin Purr —at Liverpool, WWI, from. Weal* Joaa—at Liverpool, May 11Illnali Laura—at Falmouth, May 9, from blataimaa Illeasesar—M Oromend, May 10, from Thalami Maaamerma—+t Liverpool, May 11, from N. Orison Mama listase—at liras po ol, Mar m l , : g , from Mlom-4i LOOPoole M O 7 n o o Latex Wks Mmoil-41 elnomMillse Kg F from Calle Saisumm6-011 Orerar% May 9, from Mailbox* PAssmili—st marid. Ky , from MIMS ibialilM-4it Orsaamat, Ilig 1 1, 10 fruit .Maurltbm tatamet EMIT —at Purtaxlautli, May 10, from landaa IlasiseisOwesx—at lailepsel, ill. May 11. from Wiholailat Salerea—at Ormond. /h from MareiMm 'lama—at Falmouth, Map f, *cm Foam Fly Time. LowaxT—at Plyesolik, Ng 9, from balks Twar—al QamlaMrm 11. Si t on Bart:Gam Warn Kaxisor—at Omens. May If, from Oalie •••,thak SAILBD. Al4lll—trams Omens& Kay 11, to If eirlonadiand, Cauera—kana Otarerand, May 11, to Bann& Hort—from Ormond, Kay 11, to -BM Jana—tram Newport, Ka 10, t 0... ea. Paul de Lomb ILar.agntoo—fraan Yap 11, to New Tat Lauasa—trom Yap 0, to Lanka Otos Hen—fa s Kay 10, to K. Wee Paus —trams Ormond, ay 11, to Portland Day gaseda—recen Idearped, Kay 11, to Quid Sawn—trove Liverpool, Kay 11, to New Turk VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aura% be Tabiebt, Apra LI lat. at, ion. 17. "me w% b4l N., I. 60 W. ih . w.u.„ Ikea Calcutta br Larks. Way 4, W. 46 N., I. fib et. Lucia tor ebb, May 3, tat. 43 N., I. 33 W. WOW ), Apra 11, lat. WIN.. be. 33 W. he baits. Apra lat. 30. Ica. WM. ..aberleake Mr Lamb, May 3, lat. 0 N., War Now Oakum be Drab for Landau, April 6, lat. 3 S., Ica. 31 W. Tabu* frau Ilobart Taws tor lobos, April 12, lat. 3 NOEL w. winks Castle, from London foe Baton, April 30. tat. 43 N.,106, 17 W. [Advertisement] HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Pam MICTUAL Ens ease roe Utcsastso Soil Law.—Eztreetef • letter tree Mr. Witnizie, et Industry, Montego Bay, Jesus dated Sept U, 1534 to Mr. Melinda, agent he that district Deer Mr. —Yee es so doubt be surprised at the easerows ode I ode apes yes kr lionoware Pills sad Obstmes. It le not to care as ills of my withal lus thset, but I. alleviate the wart of the per Seat as. 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Yesterday war held at Ea, The CHAIR meeting, eine by the Prole , fill the chair. country called ( protestant vote. liberty which had been entail the lips of some but which had auceeeded by o the • associatior afforded full to purchase faro% of protestanur luiMing claim mush extended lord then read to the Bishop of of protestantier and deprecab d to futeu hi.. let ita right to f. e t , his confidence plea of the ma ream by the gi tempt on the the laborious . doe the intelle minister sato. had'effered to a member of h, of Ireland had marrying to h loges. in whtel coavey to 'tot llassaded suits his disposal tho may other hist tatmed a protot andimplieitly pleasure that i the oouaider►ti and desertion PIK