The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-10 00:00:00

4 Niato EQUITY COURTS.— SATVEDAT. lievisvos AT Wumuussvaa.—Bsri.us ^n. 14 as CILANSIUSS. This Ming the last day of Easti r term his kudahip sat Ow a short nn,-and disposed of 'meal =Mom, Gad of the fallowing matters. Is as Val BuetoL Ciallptllll. The resider. ei mpg to Me OD appoistessat of trustless of the lmatfaso. was 7 heard Wednesday. It wee ea applieatklS to eau ea tita Master's report, out a rofesoltim made be Lea Trap when Led Chancellor. Sir W. nip Ideal awl lit. Jau.e. were for the trustee% sad Ur. Itawaddl Whew awl )ir. Selwyn represented the corporation eirildnet. The Lied Cheweellor rellaatbea !hat this was a very em bargoes*" 1111111. lfh geoloomeor had rai.ile an eider refer *: the ran te Ihe nerter _en the express ground that lbelesiese oldie drift h a d done that privately which Melt w bo as hose due openly, and thereby deprived Itrbiedlmihromilia, which inigia! base be,n tchnlal as kle s * ponies Is be *vast, . • The Master at heel Ilhat i tlat our talla bound to cArcy t • .c order into Men . Inn, ultimately ow* tenth, r t.. wof the TIM. IT, eppeneed Is bite (the Lord Chametl,m) that there wee sittleis ht . al but St* the order obTyed. Were be alleil at ea essisi lb. mutter. whirls he was en., he shed& erg lint she eider ou ryyttat. Its thosn'it. however, that he bad bone ewe the tauter before tanking any order ou the Widest. Li Indship ultimately vamp 'tell that the two horn" pttthmw ellatintil as lumar counsel in. the =MI *NM awn together f•,r the purpose of seeing U the panic. could come to a compromise of the poiat is ail remkratood that the learned gentlemen agreed to adopt hi bariaabip's suggesti..s. la as Tea 01•StAt BILEWTST COMPANY ST CARTS CRUX Tom Tao was en appeal from an order of !Le V ice• Chancellor Knight It removing the name of Mr. Creston from the list of matributolies. Mr Rciaborgh, on behalf of the cnic:ll manager. having veer briefly stood the facts, '1 be loon Chanceller said the cast admitted of no doubt whatever, and at S.C. sinned the otdcr oelow. IN NI Tin 241011TH Or EN6LAND JuINT.SIvCC, BkNitiXo ColtrANT ss ram , flouts. This was as appeal fleece an order of the Vim Chancellor /Knight Bran striking Mr. Ilultm's name off the list of oentributorics. The ease bed been socketed as the roper mutative of a large class of cans which hare arisen wader the winding-up proceedings of this untntunste eau:army, on the construction of the deed. Loses had been intoned M the time Mr Holm* became a member of the bank, but they were not then payable. Mr. Bothell (with bfm Mr. J. V. Prior) was proceeding with the are cis behalf of the of manager, when the Lord Chancellen rest shortly after oat o'clock to attend the cabinet council. Ilia lordship will sot again sit in Cliannry till the first day of Trinity Term. rtralsaa Tina Loup ivlnca. PI &mar. Ew Their lordships delivered judgmi nt upon the point re *erred in this we, namely, whethi r the min allowed in the lamkruptcy by way of remuneration to the utheial manager in respect of his services was or not excessive. It appea red that the adjudication look place early : n November, 1861, and that the allowance in question was in respect of services rendered in the prosecution of the honk napery down to the 06th of December. During that period the official manager had received 21,5b41. in respect of awe. of the benkraps, out of which he had paid, in respect of dividends sad eapenees, the tom of 15,4641. The re muneratien which had been allowed to the ofkial manager by the comatimienter was Ina, in respect is receipts, and a ens of 201. fur investigating the ac counts, and 109/. 15e. for diver:Bog a portion ot the assets amongst 33 creditors. Their lordiliepe held that the allow ance in respect of rentanerstan was taceal66e, baring re gard to the circumstances of the particular bankruptcy t anti that the meter must be referred beck with that decla ration to Die commissioner unless the creditor' mitigates and the official mil i tia, would join in requesting the court to he the proper amount. Their lordships observed that the commissioser, is Sling the amount completiord of by Ow petition, seemed to hose proceeded, not upon the par ticular circumstances of the b:.nkruptcy, but upon the brie of a general scale or rule approved of and adopted by some of the lainelon eannussioni rs ; but which had never received toe sanction of the Lord Chancellor, or Lords Commiseione:e of the Great Seal. It might consistent with a view, net ce..y to save time and, trouble, but also to the general olueetii of indica, that there should be rids a general rule liable in particuler easesto variation in the exercises of a careful judicial dis cretion; and it might be desirable that the London eom naissioners should settle such a semi, in order to cbtaiu • uniformity of practice, so far as eh , language of der Bank rupt Act would admit of; and having done so to apply under the proper section of the act, for the sanction or the Lord Chance llor. As this, however, bad not yet been &lie, no each rule or stole could at present be recegreised as constituting the practice. The matter was then referred back to the Conuniasioner, upon the deslaration of the court. names to Muni ae TR law. Zoterrva r. VINENT. Mr. Loyd. on the part of the de readapt, *weed that en attachment imued against the defendant on the 17th April should be discharged fir irregular.ty. The suit has been repeatedly befare the court, and it arises out of certain con signments of copper ore and ether merchandise from the island of Cabe, on which plaintiff &Aims alien for advances. Defendant resides in Cuba, out of the jurisdiction of the court. The Muter of the Rolls said it bad been decided that a iiefeedant out of the jurisdiction could not be attached for default. It might be a hardship upon the plaintiff, but he was precluded by the cases decided on the point, and he nest dasharge the attachment with costs. Ms. Laid said it had been considered aftessary to dis shares attachment, as defendant was coining to this eeea 11 then moved that the 'All against the defend ant tabaa pro asalsese ander the prosiiiollll of the ittlt sad lltb edam, of tba smart, which provide that when a nitlentlent asidass le put M Ms answer, and the plaintiff mast milk deo dillosema pwamare an attaehment to be en ameled agaleat bin, h. dsll be considered to have ab simmiah, lewd& Ow Foam at the court, and the bill shall le Mlnn NAM lira pea sunhats. The hill was filed in nit. awl dna was gives us taw defendant to put in his mum ; mad. unsay, bathes tints was given, but dr answer had sat loft pot Y. As attachment was issued ea she 17th Apll, spa mabstitated aotico, upon the doses arlialler. la pat is his SAME( within 14 days. The Maw albs Rdb said, the Vith order gate the met • Irian dberstimit. Sawa the court could allow the am to as IMMO pee Nallini• *art be satisfied that defea tism bad abssawled, awrallamad flf asswri the plaiatifra bill. Hs weld sat my this pats bad absconded, as he resided in Cabs, sad bad aster liessim Leland. He coald not make an order that the bill be taken pea cockle*. Ihroaa ViCIFCIIIINVOLSAIL Knmumarr. SOLTAL •. De CATIWLIC BILL-RINGO At CLAPAAN. It will be recollected that this bi.:l was died by Mr. Bohan, a gentleman residing at Clapham, for an injunction ts restrain the defendant, who wee the officiating minister of a catlioric dispel adjoining the plaintiff's residence, from Mowing the belle of the chapel to be rung. A demurrer w pet in, which was led, and the injunction wu darn pealed, bat no (ruttier proceedings bad boos taken in to snit. Mr. Tripp, on behalf of the plainuff, sow tweed that the bill might be taken pro eonfeuo. Mr. Bartow*, who upon the last /earls' appeared for this defendant, said that Kr. 1/e Held had left England, and woo set likely to return. The plaintiff was, therefore. quite jewtilled in moving ; but bvpuggested that it would be hotter to take the order in • week'. time, to give sone one as oppertiniM to sawn ea behalf of the defendant. Mr. Tripp eljosind to this course. The Ifismehommilor end if the parties ethernet, m lalfallaballa Weld be eatemsned, otherwise the start I nut mused toseshog to the strict premin. Mr. Tripp Asa ma the affidavit of the plaintiff's soliei tee, whisk thing Sat ths bill was filed as the 20th of No- worm Wet so appnosses was catered for the de. lissinst an the ih. MU/ that a demurrer was put io, which ma evoirsind ad** agnestion wrested. That on the hat ci‘lasseargtiKandb•Asiat's sabeiton, Meters. Hart ing, were app/ind to and esspmeMd to put an end to the suit, rpm moonlit the coats. The defendant's solicitor made no reply to OM proposition, bet requested to know whether it wet the intsmtisa of the plaintiff to allow one hsi Mhe Mgr is affibter t. thisasenliee manner of treat ing the reatese, the Pont, stated that he intended to abide by tholepemstim. Hodes writhes pain to the defendant's 10. honer It pat to on mwerte to the bill. Upon that as applies tio• minimnialnik• Malawi Is Claseary, sada month's leave woe atone/ This puled was shertneds intended to another arab ea the proumd that the dothatisat was out of the jesinildlint d the INK but it was ups the under standing that as MOM/ time would be greeted. At the azilMtnant , the two maths the &teatimes solicitor was =L OOM MS in s bn4 stated that the dellualsat was still As Minimeat was then kind soden the da dtaiwl tor met patthaf in his answer, had the defendant arm Mated to be in 'lna, or gems ether place on the Nutmeat, and would am be served with the order. The sdldasft of the Andra meeT stated Ma ha hod twirls ems to the dehmithes hewn to s eve the mew, awl was bid that the afineloat was away from Man sad wear met Meet bit twe R is weeks, and that they maid IM4 ter ethos bo wield return. Under these ebninelmon it was asked, in seder to pat an end to the salt, that the hit nth* be taken pro confess*, sad a day lieu ha that purpose sesesding to the practice et the swan. In momilsoe, it the eshooloat eine% be night sums for wank se pay momhi Ms behalf. The Thesike and he eatteleined toms dumb. se to the poetise la otrth MN, bat he thumblike host nose would On to fin Om net ethos day ha Witty Tent he taking*, IMI pro semheso. sal • espy et fhb coda thould bo reemi apse the defindiat's selisitor. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,--exrulDAT. Snares ow Basooo.—boa Cam ironies ham rig. Jr...rote Orawww,La. hum Wow up„ AIM MIN Mors Turutuo. Dab sr. Ltesay. Kr. Haczt fte &Stink for a diatriaps spirt aidnis Rog, to eftiaa appearsass is ea ales allay s el NA alired, (or KU The dl• . . Till M0111)44 MAY 10, 1052. le ode issined Me i n dints hit here hisilleastleo. Mesa Mot the whim sew e dthreatieig wt., to Led area Ita.ol, who smoldered Matheseny thth he * m ai s • ••• boa imeraV, Mfr erne withheld Oil* theft eyed to both Mr yep errata werw read • Mks width the passer hat wiles es the Merl et Drelp • and be loped thee the thighbaleisnald agree oliti him. Mar he hest head the seldom% ibthis ought es be sole Mil es Mit "Ilkerthospeertht. Grefrairsoil, My 4,1802. "My leral • -1 the Mawr one tine awes at ei• theolog ma ea the wig whet: —Harley bins pan& its. pillion true with I was hatansebtp_ abased. I wits sew lll4lol* orprtood et any stain in the As my ithillohines me et sisth • thine then te be resterei So the stglth sad privi trair• I mat emu* upped. es year end grime, sod Imo* hippo wth ease ea bigotry ithe the arum Ms hie ef the hotheed Mr. Pomba wee en isetssor et the denim et diessgerdthe thi I used sot press spa yea that redrew - should b• ellethd. It will at saes ewer evident Is year keel* has your high ems. Ate., W. a. ihrinaan." The psiower—l dea't they writing lie YAW ; bat I m an his israldp °sett bee present to pow thew. Mr. Tatra having proved tie seesigt of the kiln, lad a clerk is do Eider, hswitiely a wangles with the pri mes; bevies Wailed it es being ills bendwritiag, The primer nil ha was i grath MON; sad that wet what Wood bin to oohs sehreees ar the Nes of Mr. , ' Paeivel. He meat we law. sad logged to eyebolt that there was se dine dreg sestolosi la - its Mew. He did sot deep he had ban Mei at the Ohl Deft bat he had bath 111111 A hearisoatip Mr. Eery mid dird. Bll =iag the plow bed bops heti to lair els he ease ban, lA* so Oath et • slake essuipiles. he arid ithithihn *And both Nerd[ In 186R.,50d too media ia NL essi; to blip the pease [tat twelve arsothe. 00120111.—Iarsaroot., Mom B.—Tite tales et cots= I trilay are allemeled at 8,00 se 9,000 bales, et which 1 sea hikes he swat, sag MOO ea gieesietiss. The sillst is .it A ror.i.at..,, Iss it ne.„.... st a :A rkin Prlfs ke t i er:rina li ta bst • it • all ether male Wissessam, liar B.—Nehritlishaiii46ll4 4, lteavy .rival et Mho at Liverpoel whits the bit the genera my et prices is is risme et ha week's quer ties*, is alsreeses of itsmally Imp psethers he the trade es ea 1 I a s he export est agesialies; est this ail. 111,1000 los had the sisal ant as the Niseheeear matt are isterally ambles s alight egress% mil the ill is whisk they hare lees *era by the beisffly sour 'missal, la War beadle enables then to Alain It. Is sate" r twist lie adresse is nere ss lit is sale mad whir *Pre is as apses" The MEW • faritepask a :Sein a amielinnble ' haw set the Yoe as *mom eat is eine the an niater a = o. eleetilaa twirl mhos Wisest rather u _._ WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Linee, MAT B.—We have se re tw clump M is the state of the balk cloth market ; • fair swage contiarca to be done. Stocks are low ; prism Arm has beet a good badness done is the wareleowess the week. LEPTEN.—BiIir, May 7.—Am* ear former report there has bees a activity in the shah market ; teeny buyers ha ming drills, printing lawns, and 7-8 see 4.4 t russ . in 30 inches have maintained Les whammed gette, and of 4-4 light Seem there seems to lea Memity la bands of manufeeterws. The diapers sad tlemrhe amtemeewhat dull of ale, bat Mae are light MEMO sure ia active demand at Amu prices; 10/10.01 shies errs last. Yarns, &&—la yarns mime an, Ca sees mess, a sheik lower, and then mew no bed nes of elegised st peeesst, me parties are buying each on the best taus he am Meeks ere still inermelog, and at the present law rims sisestestexes can pail up 'Mir termer louse, and many of this elate la the cesetwale suer aseastes briskly again. The sears* of Madmen weevers is the oily barrier against a large trade beatg dee% as the prises briny cloth, vis.—drilltrek ri sad Pb4sta keno, 3-4 sad 4-4 limns, are all selllog at a Ale prat; there le likely to be a good demand for 4-4 hiseelbsol t for the fall trade, in the United States; 3-4 wilts white }W WI will ho in good demand, it is anticipated. The apses cloths, owing to the bad finish our merchants pet ea see 7-8 and 4-4 blip lines., have put out a large quantity el the latter article this spring. Flax continues in very MIMS sandy in the country markets, but may soon be a:posted to increase, as there is • contiderable quantity still In farmers' hands, or waiting for the Kutch mills to now work, which had been stopped for want of water. Flog seed sowing is nearly over, and it is very difficult to esti mate the breadth of gronad under crop, since a lamer timidity of home-saved has been sown than in any former year. The report of the appearance of the young heeled is very favourable.—Basseer of Oster. =Tbe wart was hoes • Setemley la is. Or lIVI; 1 1 :I=l4- a ll g warsereal. _Mehl Me to be th e l 4 ather Is e ehlll white she Genial is Mr arm =rrMt thaw* her whetter wads a i. eel anal a whine who maws tteey tore Melt el law sweetiosi. (ht armesmileitles, 2 however, ...s impseleat sesindiellem hisemllasest. sad. at the dile el empleMat's cm. whams" wish ties seateslisisi smileless' urea mostist pints lo thir eees seswaram while salther party mkt lave lema merely wielelm. la the led the mom Balm eile` Wired la the Asa podery, awl Mama were Wit over W mess spinet lbw at bra MIL THAW. HARDWARE.—Braddienad, MAT B.—Them has been a alight beprovemeth In trade hero dale our last mo• part; mem have come ht loth for the ham and kooks markets, ea impetus has thereby bath ems to dillieent hennehea whisk have for some time past experiened a good deal et depression. de far as eon he assortainei the manuiskeles are all working what is called tall tines, chiefly, la k believed, in the eaetution of orders, without adding le desks, although, k some branches, stooks have somaidialtd during the year. With a few exceptions, hewswer, there are we Yor ke :a is bead, but sefil eat have loth dealt out la the atamelhotaren going. At one or two of the priaeipal foundries large adore have been resolved from Rada ; sad the oneasame of Messrs. Bakes sad Watt, in the business of coining, has, daring the lad few deaths, had Imp orders hem various foreign powers. There hoe beam througlwat the year larger orders for the various artlcles coming under the head " bean steel toys," than for those is the kindred bread, end in this latter we ere not able to sate are Improveureut. The fancy trades peered, are dull, ezeopthe the geld chain makers, who orders sin im mense, and that, tea, shied, kr the home market; indeed, the fore kik for deer masks appears to be is comp relive Wray. ne steel pa trade is quiet, and the fancy gilt Medea trade appear he be so gradually waning as saws* tio leave room to hope that it will revive. In brass lienadry, all the important britches of it, and especially as regards the manaketen of cabinet ankles, we ere glad to report a amakkeehle • veinect. The gun slashers are busy r end the pm Ilmaitare makers have ohs etholderable orders. In the ears at the week, a sprinkling et buyers (rem Amides have than thee, sad it is medseeleed they have Pees ems wry fair wises; Weed, mak generally asst la prod elks a lide /modem trade Ms year. For the lad tour menthe, Yak barn Mabee. samdetersittingly dad, that it is pissemahle le nods spopmes of improve ment, end a we 110 did besidflasse et tone which for tea maths we have lima smalls la report. davit stated that the depart. J. U. Pirked, had ries veered to serve a espy of a writ in the astir is gesseles. He gelled at 1 4 i o. 1, Oprre Calmer %whir be ins airs understand eras Mr. redirms. s Washed whe ther Mr. Lasky ens at heals • Ilirsbu whir Sera hire self to be Kr. L= ss hessehespe. espied slat he esse abroad oa the BUHL Wagner. Derieried T el e ieessi th. tha lise t i rreaU be kora shows. the Mb= Deperst rid hi wail call ou the bah, NAM rat he Sid wire he mak saw the Sr ale, she hits re weak' tail lip. Lumley a his rut. hat that it was r sr* as bee piss wee weer to proven him am base view. by hae fele• dreamt called at the ia teae dare of the Hessen, end saw a Yr. Irish, who, he was fersd,was lit. rg*s ewe Meat. Mr. INA Steered him that SU Iraq raid set eess—that wee set is town. As deprest was pins est, sr use of the a the theatre, she ishessed his that Ur. I wee is tows, foe he had sea list ea the re view Saturday. Dysart this left weed with Mr. Fhb that be sailed falls pupae of 14. sir a apy of a writ in es astir he MK. Me sailed ea the 27th of April, sad maw a air whi riled Mr. law ley's g mener, sad she rid Ur. Lmalq ere aft ia tows, and it en was very usserlais whoa ha washlibe Is taws. Deponent then said that alb wished Ss serve him with a copy of a writ. The soanalso "eland la take it, spas w hreh deponent *esti it toss a fors is the hall. hir. Lumley had never rpeepal to the writ; sad, not banns dose so, so pees et raid be taken in the action until a distnagss had beam hosed. The Court:beteg satisfied that every effort had her made to serve Mr. Lasky personally, pasted the dr triagu. COURT OF EXCREQUER.—Sinuse..... SITTIMA IS sass.—IINANAS Ili. BANDA it us. Woo ALDANDON, Ma. Lam PLAIT, AND 1111. RAMS . Dery is o. Commes.—Bais or Bic This was an action ups • bill at asehmsg4l= l3l Z defendant pleaded that the bill w glees Se a wallas debt. The trial Ink IMhas the LA Chid ham, wham the defendant gave madames la wpm{ d lia own ems, and swore that the only bill be bid sew beaded be the plaintiff was in mama sit certain Athol midi be bad is cum dby gamin. The binder* seemed, at the wag, called foe the gesdralith st the 614 but this plithellire sommael refund is it. The detistimate wawa this asked the 'a allansey whether ha had the bill ti smart with To this wawa the plaintiff's sasSNI Vtret, as the Imswad ththamswering it wail be a t erfeesiesal ablegmets I but OAP Lord Chid lam. SW, seethating with the ober plisse, decided ft= hest be sasersesd by the alhearry, who this ibis 101 was is wart. mad is his gememmin. Thidelbsdales MININNI thersupsa repialed his I s i assliadia b W adz r semd tiras mot by s refold. milts Ihn Id @videos* of ths smash at the hand Judge decided that it was samsthist he the resod is am esermisry es idence, sad the Weld rad he the is. Gallant. The plrintilf obtained embeequesady • .awls Mil for a new trial. Mr. Boron Parke new delivered the jodgraest at the court, and said that there wets two 11114861•11 is disidy first, whether as atestrsay wasps...Nl hem sersessles Ibe question us to the gamandon or the bill width hal hems or trusted to his is gssierimeal seedidessa ; ask themedig, at :s whether in re Is da is the deisidamt's semi was ain a positios Oa esesseisey eliding* tie sea Seals elf the bill, as sada to robes' IS basks Vas given. The smut bad summated all ths esathesieles up= the subject, sad wars at opinion that the *ln at this Lord Chief Bare. Imes this question was grassay *ht. It was quite dear that an answer to the sueseelas pee IN tee defendant's counsel by the plaintiff's attessay_ , would eft have been either directly or indirectly •• breath of posh,- eional email/use. Wish regard to the asthad pais% the court that'll( that •We satire be rams as use the glared, and that bintsftte satire to produce musaMeisel. in a ease where the ass—ent was actually is asset. It' would he • scandal as the law, if, under then awns. stances, end when it was peeved that no same WI st sae' change was given, that ths Istimmleat avail NI isetss_ be heel not given one dies notice is produs Mimi.. The justice of the case did not require any each wides, and the rule nisi which the plaintiff had obtained tar • sew trill, must therefore be discharged. Rule discharged accordingly. INSOLVENT DESTORWCOURT.--SATtraDAT. _ _ Baroas rue Crier ooistowasesa. IN rite Marten or BATE BANSOITM—CLAIX.II ox tea 00WIRNMINT. This insolvent, a barrister, who had been AMEN,- General of Sew South Wales, applied to be iheshimpd under the act. There was no opposition. It amend that the insolvent owed 19.91104 sod be claimed as due to him 14,2561. He hod hmerted the craws for 11,0501. as • claim in reapectof his colonial agsgsistmest, and which he expected would be shortly sullied. Hie is. solvency was partly attributed to a ateat he sew peddle wheels with which he was connected. Hie wih bed s rate income of about 1901. a year. The Chief Commissioner inquired into the claim en the crown. The insolvent said he was to be rid I,IIIIL • year as salary as Attorney-General, and he had mode bit shim for services every year since he had been be a mad (Met a month ago the government bad referred his delta M the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. Beim time leek, when Lord Derby, then Lord Stanley, was at the bead of the Colonial-office, he had referred his claim toile Doha et Richmond sad Lord Dude, and they bad sr& es award fur • sum, which, however, bed net bet i ptilldna B. however, made • claim for a law mbar bed (extorted since he had filed Ids =ellebtibinal it would be settled, and he could essameidesee wi t h tbe pre visional assignee of the court cis the ntdest. The (Islet Commissioner was about to disarms the In solvent. be having made the mid red amendments to his schedule, when it was dimmed that • creditor lad sot been served with notice mar issereed in the schedule. Hi Honour regretted that be NW net order the disehuge t and that the insolvent steel p bee to prison until the creditor was served or the stager sented. The insolvent was accordiagly remanded. THE POLICE COUBTS. Bowerman. CHARGE OF THREATENING THE PREIMIN. An elderly an named Joke ihilibk" a antics 411= Irma brought before Mr. Heary, ka the imetmly of I Baker, oil • warrant e Lm with eserding a themes& log le;ter to the Earl of . it of whisk • breech el the peace was ape . Bernekie, the solicitor le the Treasury, Maeda ko the nisenlism The Tile. Patrick lathe. Owes eitmaliwy t• by lord ship, MOM that at MI et tr ig k r =seesiesil the knee pained at Ls la Down- Zwiejt al l i ; wee ealles iu t i r as eamispe dlesiled to the Tim tikrang haw ram ins wad: "My lierd,l_ red ass when. Tea will peaks me • feeble anpm4 kr ~so that pas re an man wis'ely In 'Anis la =min lie Le fa d.. of myna, whin is new Men yen reeniunq, sad white newel haw canna be enandle g 1.1. - Alike I live, my kw/ to yea I shell leek kr *Ohm, mil wherever yew me I will sand Was yea te LEM rap right. Fenn as I ma, it is la my pawn to even tha Liquifies of the mar, sad to show my ankles' ; lad wan bank those who Tease me justice. justice. I ,my Ina, yea will pin MN ea saner to this. Jost lltsaitalle. The alwei tbat ham sad I'll sever deny it. Mr. NW" • ea halae at S ai llif maiditir ill lues e Talis yams fee a time, mai no' sequined with lds birsiiwidag. He ) wrote the War whin bainethsaa end from Ls limes dietatlews alto eland it .la he peers. The gainer, after it was puled k Weevil Tim nimeleat, in aiy LAM maser ' eashimai that he would have intim ; he amended it in the arm it Ills brie, Oak sad of bra MOW ; justice both dm knelt C llr. Tenn mid he wash mods that a peens of no lek 1 ter:whide had bola mad vas salealated to lead es to eem cloaca that ea amok of Nees denriptisa was neilleNd oa the poem of Len Doty. The wiener He ter, la newer to questions deem Kr . sad he makeseeed the primmer bed bees sapped lathe Usury lade Hr Man Peg is pin evideseeliefen a m Miami the Ewan It linnias swipmftai sans Isla Mirka, sod it apporod bun the dhisniee whisk he Lea made, the ioneament Kat wee naiad te slat wry Feat mins. He sessidered that be bad Ina anirly, a stale Isarabil deal by, having hew twigs seat to =igigwithin illy, mad ea ids seam hem whom, a wakephes pees meibelan, dimmed that hie bete sails bad hoes aspiseled. Ho "wham) maw km kr the 1 drat lime anal Oar yaw see, whes be amideatally awn ids Wimp to harm • pair of speoleiej a bievies lest ids Wow*, the pa , as he stated, of a letter Goes the Duke of %Wanes. He at the tine the noel to which be started ken Armin had Dees wrecked, and he was in vary wined eilowelnwere. Primmer—Tim of Owl await me if I ever in tended my Wan to Pad of Derby, who has behaved mast •••0•••* Is no ; bat_ I feel pained that Henry Goatees Lean leare employed parties to Wan see to go to Ameba apes two asseshan peaming me slamileas for my gem sat atter al desehlog see. lir. Baster said the Wane esdp willed Let his lord ship *herald have ea teqpleastha *fib eireaminen. The phew pespellk. Talbot to tell his keen? that his him* hid bull suited, and that no mem was en gaged ma the impiries with regard to the Irieh Ibbeties men llifidklea, the government cooper, who was now wished a hens. He was act, however, a coward, much 1401 as rsssaa. d i s = duped that the course which the primmer ha misuse ealculated to forward his Taws, how ever ast bis Helms might be- TM 'wiener soil be knew Lord Derby wield do him every AMA^ but *ere wag a hungry Mend at the Trassery end Tiorrelyan, of whose conduct he had to ulli d i r,l ll. lleery odd that the w anon Baxter had acted in a very indiscreet amass in taking so active • part in the prisosier's slftu. 'lle prisoner, however, was the respon sible used es be bed some doubts as to his malty ha sbW nomad him until Wednesday, in ortheao obtain the spheiss at • seedissil won with regard to him. C11.4111/I.—Diden Middleton had Men re moval from the her Ma siinetei, a young man named Mika dame Ilbeetiles wee brought up on • warrant, lie with • similes Weise. iMr. dot the piaster some years ago held ea es a desk of Elem. Hie mother haring ad lOW arINIMMINION of a very sus picious nature be wee egrehesded tried at the Central Criminal Court: Le the Old Dam was acquitted of the charge of murder, bet is oessegusee of certain facts elicited es that owssiosi Helen Marie Herseare, is very reepostalde-leekieg yews was cheesed ereatiog a disembowels ie the roan lir. &will, seal mesokaat, ReediM mil with attemptiag to commit Wide. The prisoner wee hmes lele inert solbieg I=l her distress excited the dogma sympathy of the sad all 'meat. • drely drained moms mem with a eamsbabat air, esmed hams, emend Ise Qtemedma, sod dewed Mat Met meaeleg the yermg wawa mewed the posies. of Ns. Dertil l ie k whose service miaow ma soiglopi, hod wished to to kin. Witness gee bar to mientend Mt be not Mk le have my ammatien Mb he, zt o w e bisis s e i be lemmo bsi M i s i s e ll ea lreg u t.l e r= used atter moo ettwrxr wen essersel, and takes*. tin otation-besse by Mr. Ingham pet seems' enestiame to witness, wile re- WIN* owned that be had seamed dm young woman, who wee previously of virtuosos Amster, and wellies : durtad, sod that she had lived ems mite at • leiglog taken by him, where be bed ebbed km, is „ tax bin. Jackson. lie had subsommily bit her character, biome, seaway, or Ibid. The wham mds► veered, in a sabeapsot pm of hie adihmes, to modify lis adder staemste said to imam the palms e'er abarnater palms to bb mnsintemse with be. The hogietiate Meisel lbe eso* woora he egief Ibis angemesess behaviour. The yew* 's Mem owentlebeag m om gbinsw pessiMail is kb ilushiery iseselisnswhich gamed se modems be amt. Is her Mai% the earasell Mend bite a shamst to the ant MM Mr. haus 1111141 eil hinds fit antigen to lame ler to met him at the Mae Is Ashooragesire. flegmey, Mae IP MS ihemelyplasm, laying; in 'Miaowed% r waits& kw away bees 8/ I r lig kente sees ether geed "g ,.:C l i biased her to the with him, under a jambe eif Mang bar his wife at MN ['UV, ine. H. *Masi to mat her like a bluebook but bod net dim se, eel be Knead her to take the nom of /In. laires. eal Mgt a ring from his own leper sad pi it ea bar Ina. The third week after she bed lived with Mr. Judson as by wife they had a few weeds, aid he espied the met eggeobriene 'gaols limn is kw aid slough M. Mi ni* be abseiled bee obemilior, and lab be without bed, or Mm memo of pening sm. She anneely lived with her , in Batelilf, sad we dboarded by Mr mid bed so means of subsistence. She bad when.* . Ashur nod asked him to maintain her, or winisibate imeibleg Mara be sop a until she could retrtsee be list segebilism sad he bid reflood to do so, sad is aea mst of asibmat she went te the wharf to ask he. be Mi. Kr. holism hese anis • nasalsor of talked &boat the expeniasese of leiiintes and of priesnar's temper. He didn't see Who Meld sestalbas wising to bar Kr. = said last, by complainant's own mount of the WirMe. be bed dm KM Cam a oat and gri injury, owl MIS Ind ertedilll7 • However,the pees meat lo pleseasi, ad it wee my t for the primer is pie the weal whirr, and mobs a disturbance and deemble semess. It ehe had my dein es Mr. Jaime she mot pm. it in a bpi sod paraile mom. Ks mast WI as Man *am to lad matise to keep the ft = or sssi bee to plea in delholt, Mies ems of le mid am hemed mad pumime to tie eare ether. an MisZi as be inhibited gesot=t)sind, and MIN bre leigloesi of Co Es* to lend Willir= won elmot leastbsolies, a ddpared IL leglam— kg rialgtype are me sa tipot of sew =Cm poslimenit - If eay:§ s. frissis will amp MN Is bed% alp remiss Is yes set el lam% way, I osstalaly Ira set send you to KW Hymen—Oh. ihmk yes, yes, sir; my heart strings are reedy to auh. I son use, asst No oar. That bet Wake est AM& Kr. Ism Intim waseriy mileasloi the pima net to give way to far hams in OM mareer, and Sid her ill eln• pose bona Ho imbed Mr alleas of the wart to lc te the pair maim, mi be wadi bear the we spin la bait War Ike gismos was spin pima la the Mk, a highly respells* seen lei Misbig, Co sib et a sepsis MM. in Limobwas, eid kimen vas her Nat aid was is iilei Mb bit irs_aisalhar who& she was saMod Ily maiseci a Jaime& sh. had not sons her miatanate Me Co oak beams km nod Kr. halms hod Ike has no *OM to Ms care of bar aim •be =issill bar %Mk and prase me b e t she bar goer sider's Maar mat to haft INN 6.1 M the *Jury he hell Eno bur. 2 .4=lbseght le too. The presseeter had raised Ow Ms ors migosishis sad virtuous mug lady, rad he ill hoge If be I==mM bee his was Mt be mid mho bun Mr. Jackson Mosbeiy)—lll mks no Mr. lasheen—Yon have Moil my onwi l abily ellii = asi mor omen ellINII•89 will Isll gm that if yen titbit be meliseal a usimebbis amaker el semi* yes WI mks eopeolloo to ilia bade yen have sedated. Kr. Joilim mpe—ller, don't see tbelat all. ; Boobs ike here soli that Mies baled* amide, Mee Mgr* sasening, an d was AMM ht a weak stele kr west of Kies Nessim—Tea, alr, I eked him for a penny le hoLo l i s h aAt e llani. smi be refassd it. bed to pledp his gold ring for 2s. to paih ohm kW. Kr. I was very em it susprised indeed IbM Kr. Jailmeshod esirod tie prima se west foal, nth, 'WOO isgmti, NOW ewe was brat& bathe laschat Wi• bowl. Ibet desmannes mold net be liqwelos He wail Mbar Kr. him gm esapeostles to tbe pang =MO. If he did ha, au masa would be lisoght him. Hs (Mr. Isibent) hod so power in give Mope ; but if as aides * missies was mdast Mr. Jael amps would proj ra bly ili t gins. If be (Kr) wee en Cs jwy, be wield give Terry lenge . eke Mali new Miami Hist Hanson, end beeke was • met Wowed Woman. Inagiostftw is divide% sand what he was so do Mk the Berm Mr. Suisse -They an sty rams els Mr. lastrirm-1 tam make no meg ohm* them at all. I will not amid yew in any way. THE MAGDALENA, the tbletra . 1110 wont Is" C= y's lest of Mambo stsemeMp, =M al oriff„ Nia he Clyde. M~ bild wee Mom siall Om, tof f lusiss. ilto ie t ne =asi is a Mir ii 4 to that vied. Ike be Imo by 111•014 of per , _end he a beam The Odense wee ••••••1111y1Ineliky and r and a double eyffniar sea 4mis Tl y r Madam biti Beeped at half-past mon e obsissos emi Mood al lles Noodles at I Mask mening site 'pessoled only at by sped ell Ma way up is among et the Mims of the crostiser. When a, left Orem& she ran free Ombra, to the Clock I,=w, a &steam of 13 meths' Ease, in I bear and ft COMMONS or • BusOLAIL—At Huntingdon gaol, on dandy, Hall made farther entenading disolemuse, an which he implisabe ids sem modslis in crime. Thin latest disclaims Wass to sin blegiseles mi sae Itiltway robberl i ; m be . 2 inateme, y, meshes pills lasi, &porn sad Mee Mies as *soli to enhisi acz having n Thie 11814 swerteled, awaMie Wal :Vet in , mikes a despendem lam int . It is Wise mem sebberise—eme with dreadful viol ham bees eammitted with. nit any clue, for many me to Ma agsposboweiss of ibis lawless Milt*. They Eli not sent= Kir Mk Mae to the county of /lua bet semi limy mesa of Liacolnshire, Northumfdamideo, nisi federating with other despernao elans==' oar went to commit plunder. It MOM, OM the • polloosan , ea the Eastern Counties Eadwg, seer Pateeberwit, was knocked down and robbed, lad beams ha renloted, hie life was taken ; the body was that impel man the sneak, so that the next train going times. miglit eon ever the life less man, and make it appear got tb. pia Clow boll lei 1 his life through such an usidilli.2: l == yours this gang carried et their Chrheirle. OMB von is deuddil, odd a psi may elapsed heads at a tells edema. Woreuresiox, Way B.—Our beelimme in the !Off toarket still lfght, sad we have way little era es offer from the ▪ weeds i h m sies, bewever, quite erfielest, the &mend Wig sad plisse may be quoted aosaisally the elm es bet fee almost every sodas. Pannaesevez May B.—We ban again a large supply Wlssathees to4Ory. 7arness were unwilling to take -Ws Mogi but what Angel hasda was at a decal's of le. per I qr. No 'lteration in die value of Barley or Beam Oats could be bought le. par qr. lower. aRADLNO, May B.—We had rather a liberal supply of Wheat, the trade for which was exceedingly homy; nor would the buyers attempt to buy until the seller. accepted lower pries. We cell Wheat holt 31. to 2a. lower • nor was a clearance effected with that reduction. All Other klad of grain as.. Oats, without alteration, which were a shade dearer. Wanaci, May B.—With a moderate supply of Wheat thi Wpm were enabled to purchase at • redaction of le. par lie, bat at the decline the farmers were very reluctant lam Of Oats rather more showing, and last week's piste etyma. The mum may be said of Beam. Wesourna:May B.—At this day's market there was a et Wheat, and ea the sales made the turn was g i rsee ss eS the buyer. We bad but few inquiries for Bar ley. O•Aa asersely sapping their vales. Beans were again fully as dear. Pees wee inquired for. - - Yonw, May 8.-We have a moderate show of Wheat from the growers at this day's market ; bat, farmer, being unwilling to 'wheat to any reduction, businees was dull, at' rather under last week's rates. In other article* no altera tion. Wheat, white, 435. to 455. per imperial qr. ; red, 38s. to 425. Barley, malting, 275. to 295. ; grinding, 245. to 265. Malt, 62a. to 641. Oats, 10d. to 101 d. per stone of 14 lbs. Flour, 28e. to 31e. per sack of 280 lb* Du atm, May 7.-Our torn market to day was as dull as 'risible for every description of grain, at about the curren cies of Theaday last. White wheat, Ws. to 28e. ; red do., 225. to 235. 6d. Barley, 12s. to 15s. Oats, 10s. to 12s. Rapeseed , 140. to 17s. 6d. per barrel. °oatmeal, 1 is. to 12e. Bak er' ileur, 12e. to 16s. per cwt. Indian corn, 295. to 32a. per 480Ibe. ____-- - • - - • - Cora, Nay 7.—We have hadbut few arrivals of grain from abroad, still the trade, influenced by the depressed advice. front the English aide, end the magnificent weather, ia very l The supply of home is trifling, the receipts il ma tireweek being only, Wheat, 76 brie. at 20e. to 224. per bet • Barley, 426 brls., at Ile. Sd, to 19e. per brl. Oats, LOOS brie., at Ila. to Ile. 66. per brl. The tendency for each article is rather downwards. In prime foreign Wheat the business passing is very restricted, and prices incline to give way. Egyptian, with moderate demand, is 64. per brl. Awes. We ha,. not heard of any transactions in Oats, and the dull advice' from the other aide are not likely to help sales. The sales made in fino Flour are only for the supply of the immediate wants of the trade, the demand being only aconsumptive one. Come Flours continue a pretty free sale. The trade having supplied themselves petty freely last week, the business doing in Indian Corn is bet mederata, and though we do not make any actual alter ation In our onotations, we are of opinion that the tendency le to lower prices. - - - - WATZUFORD, May B.—The weather since Saturday last has again become cold and magenta!, and with the exception of a shower or two yesterda no rain has fallen during the week. Our market, notwit hstanding the continued absence of arrivals from abroad, has been characterised by dulness and inactivity ; purchasers have shown scarcely any dapl sition to add to their stocks, while holders have evinced but little anxiety to press sales. We can, therefore, only repeat the quotations of this day mennight for all articles. Imports this week : Wheat, 101 quarters. Indian Corn, 26. Flom, 169 barrels.—Exports this week: Barley, 228 barrels. Oats, 2,820. Flour, 400 sacks. KINZCALDT, May B.—We had a little rain on Friday, and there is every appearance that more will fall won ; it is much needed. At our country markets this week we bad very little grain of any kind offering, and there mused u little inquiry, so that we quote prices nominally as last week. Here, to-day, we had a good supply of Wheat, fair of Oats, and small of Barley; sales slow, and prices lower; for Wheat per qr., Oats 6d. per qr., arley same as hat market-day. Wheat, 36e. to 445. per qr. Barley, 26e. 6d. to 31e. Oats, 19e. to 72. a. Oatmeal, per beg of 2801b5., SOi. to 31s. POULTRY,&c.—NIWOATI AND LNAD ;MAY 8. —Turkeys, 3s. 3d. to Is.; ducks, Is. 6d. to 26.6 d. ; tame rabbits, Is. 2d. to Is. Bd. ; wild ditto, Bd.to 11.2 d. ; pigeons, bd. to 7d. ; roasting pigs, 301. Od. to 41. 6d. each ; Sarrey fowls, 6s. 6d. to 81. 6d. ; ditto chickens, 4s. 6d. to tb. 6d. ; barn-door fowls, 34. 6d. to 6s. per couple ; English eggs, 6s. 9d. to 7s. 6d. ; French ditto, 6s. to 6s. 9d. per 120 ; fresh batter, 10d. to Is. Id. per lb. I , IBII.—BILLINOSOATI, MAY B.—Eels, 4d. to 10d. per lb.; soles, 3d. to Is. Bd. per pair ; lobsters, 6d. to Is. 6d. each ; oysters, to. to 81. per bushel; bloaters, Od. to Od. per dozen; cod flab, 2s. to 4s. Od. each; turbots, 6s. to 12s each ; plaice, Is. 6d. per twenty; salmon, Is. 6d. to Is. Bd. per lb. ; neackarel, 4d. to Bd. each ; crimped skate, 6d. to Bd. [ per lb. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY, MAY 10, 1652. The State of the Weather at each of the knowing places a Nine o'clock on Ilaturilay noosing. The stations are arranged bt cedar of latitude. oot Woometh et Nose of Pima - O w m. - . R E, Wats ot Waage. --- Pissarro ......-- N.W. Gentle Braes Prton, Mad: Postssoims B.W. Clootio Brom Cloodloos Ilasorrom W.N.W.Omuta lIMTISOO W. Li Oats ght Afro Pottiolly acadi tottrausproo ...... W. Goode Dram Mellow. Pozoortotio 1011111.11.11 ONEKNWICH W. Ciattio Broom !WWII Clootty %woo S.W. GOMIS !MOO Partially Cloudy itirsanco ...... S.W. Giotto Irmo llooremot Own mot IW. Woo Overcast Commons .........„ N.W. Osage Broom I Overeat launch/to .. . W. Can I Omer' THIS DAY Nowt. Dome at Wish. &zenith et WWI. Sate et the Weethic Shan Iltetee. Goody. The Marne (tea tie following plans did hot reset this Ake to tine fee publieattea on Saturday; they therefore iadiaate the state at the weather se Friday ateraiai st aim o'clock. Nola. er ...... Dammam-- iformiiAD SM. cass Gado Deem gime Bream Oseds news 04m !W. Dem Breese OA' _ Ones Breese 1 Gods Srstas Mow Brio" Overcoat Partially Ma/ Omani Claudius Viz, roe Mediu Omelet Partially and: Goyim Partially Maly lutes CMOs THE MURDER OF LORD NORBURY.—A soldier of the 67th depot, quartered at Dover Heighta Barracks, while confined at the guard house on Monday night last, confes sed to the sergeant of the guard being the murderer of the late Lord Norbnry, in Ireland, some 10 years since, at noon day, in his park. The man stated that he shot the unfor tunate nobleman, and gave a detailed account of the mur der (which the sergeant very properly committed to writing in the presence of two men of the gliard),gand as be gooses from the locality in which the murder wu perpetrated, there is a probability of the truth of his admissions. He 'adds, that he entered the army after committing the deed. The man is now in close confinement. —Dover Chronicle. COMBINATION OF MECHANICS AND LITERARY Ices rrurioNs.—The committee charged by the Society of Arta with attempting the accomplishment of this object have received from a large portion of the institutions, both provincial and metropolitan, information of the moot elitism • raging nature in the form of replies to queries isseed by the committee. In order to define the basis of future ope rations, a conference is to be held at the society's house, in the Adelphi, on Tuesday the 18th instant, between the re. preeentatives of the institutions and the council of the soci ety. The Marquis of Lansdowne has consented to preside, and a large number of delegates have been formally op. pointed to attend as representatives of the institutions. It Is intended that the conference shall be followed by a din ner, at which the Earl of Carlisle is to take the chair. THE ADMIRALTY AGENT OF THE MEDWAY, Lieutenant South, R.N., died on board, on the 6th inst., two days before the Medway reached Southampton, and was buried at sea. livery care was taken of him by Lieutenant East, the commander of the Medway, with whom Lieutenant South had often sailed. An officer of the ship was appointed to perform the duties of Admiralty agent, and to hand over the mails and government despatches to the proper authorities at Southampton. Lieutenant South had been engaged fighting for the Mexi can government, and the latter owed him a considerable sum of money. Latterly the British authorities in Mexico had been authorised to obtain payment, but there is every reason to believe they had failed in doing so. - [Advertisement.]--IJEBTRUCTION or THE 011tYliTAL Ihmacs.—ln wwwwwase alma Yeoman& ad la We United *Wan *am sewl* pee At* a espy the Omer Ilaant ✓em Maar fa wise* well_ pears* by the prearletwe et We Wed* le their Wigwam ese the edam, le the seethl et awl labrees, Yd.& mime Ye bees iseenelmei epee, le lobe Ilew l• May 111116 Ilmc .ffltaffl, OM Ma wolves a a nostai cbros br elemele dipole the amber et pow= Wet WNW We asl*, the awe* et Nom* Men at the varlets the eleaMW eetalweeste earel, Wearer el the Oewedwaseets. eaeseat of the =f i re gab" milts ha bet. la emir that every la We emery war aswentlissiatieleal Nies el curious end blertellegveseik lomat the imelltbe et theNlleiae,Wte wawa a wwwialset Ne la 116•11% the MIR WU he thalverei vat* he grew aerie aei pordmer of the Bhp* ea their, elweL The Dlepiesh Y pellithea et 4 AIM sr Beim Is deo kr the Int calleay Nis Iseetail= l id i te swim meta MeV eiders Amid le elves le ell eeeprtemene,l3 lowa er earetery ee at Mr. R. J. Weed, No. 139, Meet-etreet. N.B. The z w , elre Mill hate a eery of the Chen with every Diapatch of [Advertisement.}--HOLEOWAT ' II OINTMENT AND PILIA NAVA MIND AN viresarro Lao AND PIiVaNTND ANPUTA. MM. —The wife of Mr. T. Bayles, of Kighi.court, Sevee-howe, Cheap. side, Birmingham, suffered for more than eight years from a dread. MIT ulcerated Ilmb ; daring &great portion Mast time she 'maunder medical treatment at Blrmingham, where she was frequently told that amputation must ultimately take place, end It was Impossible to beat the monad ; however ' under the advice of bar Mends, alte tried Hol loway's olittnrat and pills, which have effected a genet cure, and she strongly reamasteeds ctben mistularly a ffl icted to we them after this pe.wf of their efficacy in one of the wont ewes. field by all aliaggite, tad at Ito** Ilatiolnife Zetateishatiet, Sly tuned. Imam. CORN.-Boterow, May 8.-We lam no change to note in the value of What moo Weeholiday. The supply has been small, and the demand limited. Prices have receded fully le. per qr. during the week. Beans in good demand, at Wednesday's rates. Wheat, red, 375. to 395. ; white, 425. to 44a. Heat, 31s. to 33e. CARIBRIDOR, May 8.-Our market to-day was very dull for all kinds of grain, and Wheat was from 1.. to 2a. lower. Wheat, red, 38e. to 405.; white, 425. Barley, 265. to Us. Beans, 30e. to 325. Pea 295. to 32a. Oats, 20s. to 225. CA/ITARBORY, May H. - Our Wheat market was but thinly supplied; the prices about the same as last week. Wheat, brown, new, 36e. to 40s. ; white, 38e. to 465. Bar know, 295. to 33. Oats, old, 225. Beans, new, 28s. to COLCHISTRZ, May 8.-A fair supply of What; Obeieh slow, at Is. decline. Barley almost nominal. BOWS sad Pas fully supported late prices; the quantity on iale small. GLOCCESTRIt, May 8.-The attendance at our market this day was not large, but there was a good show of Wheat, which moved off slowly at barely last week= Little or no business was reported in foreign Wheat, he which holders would have taken rather less , led buyer appeared. Barley dull, at former rata. In Banos very little passing. Oats in large supply, and prices hay I 6d. per qr.lower. GUILDFORD, May 8.-There was a moderate= at Wheat. The demand was lifeless, but the best of red and white were generally disposed of at last eget% ratee. Wheat, 425. to OIL ; red, 40s. to 445. Barley, 20s. to 345. Oats, 20.. to 235. Peas, 31s. to 30. RIRTFOID, May 8.-The supply of Wheat at oar market to-day was good, sad the quality fine ; last week's prices supported for the feeet maples only, coarse doecriptions less. But little dohs in Barley. Oats made full pnees. Pais NA Bans a dell trade. Wheat, fine, 245. to 301. per lead. Barley, WA. nada. per qr. Oats, 17s. to 245. Peas, MU to 21s. per lead. Beans, 18e. to 22a. Tares, 27. e. to Mo. Rye, les. te len MARCHRITIR, MAT 8..7 The trade during the preesst weesk. id.need by the reaction in London and other klemsdal Ueekets, es well as rather more favourable wesiber, her been et s hepid character, but, with the en and= Olsen whisk essenly supported previous rates, no =leasenin prises her 000111/611. About 6,600 quarters of eats te the deist arrivals hoot bobs, kite Liverpool end , sad enemies the applies IMMO triviaL From den& the Imports of Inds as nes ma fair, ism of lout, but nip seamen of wheel. At per whet this morning the beim' peed wee liedned, end both wheat end deer wen 'lightly depeameilß value. In other articles no tt:st ma is ailed. Payment quotations: Wheat, per liegliale. white, 6a. to Ts. Od. ; red, 61. 9d. to os. 2d. Busby, per bushel of 601b5., grinding, 3e. 9d. to te. Oats, per busW of 461ba., English, Scotch and fine Irish, 3s. Id. to h. ; Irish kiln dried runs, 2a.10d..t0 3s. BOW per qr. of 46415.., Fieglish, small, 335. Gd. to 365. Od.; tisk, 32a. OL M 86•01. Melt, per 8 imperial bushels, fine, Us. te 415.; flag semis, Us. to Me. Pees, per 8 imperial while and blue bonen. 32e. to 345. Flour, per seek el Beet& gad Irish, fine, 275. to 28e.; super lOs. to sos. ; extra and whites, 31s. to Ilh.; amble mire, or dine, Us. to 345. ; French, including Na, lace. to 88x. Whoa, per Ind of 2401 b.., English and Irish, 245. to 26e. NRWCASSLI-UPOlt-TTNIII, May 8.-The weather this week her bees et t mere anklets character, up to Widnes -11.111111.011 wee low. but, i having experiment bo urse has eft eile, it is raw meek milder, stillne, herwerar, by me mese The tenis dewing th_pne weak, esi ggegy en bee shoos seend eniney, end Ile aninel et perdu, in Wheel her been Moll4sad eniest chiefly to eneriesp whisk fer the newest ate scarce. Flew IMO= l ai ttl; the dame In the weather having in Noe memo. m ated Opine may sales of magnitude weeehenee, the r um domand which is experieased Ae AM gine the pdstity of sale, and so cattails the hopairy for Illea▪ ddk and other ship qualities. Other articles bra meimm•• little cheap, end, there being ne pees preeme, bin Mee lave been amply sustained. At egg mile We mesh* we hed patty fair supply of When don the growers, bat fibs @Mists coastwise being Wiles• densweee of native pm& ma early effected at alsotas mdse( this day se but In other eats few teemelefithl iromogifod, there too great a variance Wens burn end nation to SO extensive dealings. Mir a Ow isle, bed be IN vase we sinned hide ohmage. nine little atesoiloo. So* nibble tar losilling end In geed sopsset, espalier Dada gle issii c., weighed =be. per WIWI. Malt Per exesedlegly scarce snit swish vented, ear Wag extra being worth a shade __end our extremes quo tation. Beans much as before. Oats we were spar ingly supplied by our growen, end the receipts easstwbs being equally eo, rather higher terms were acquired fee choice feeding qualities, but the demand was not veg free at the enhancement. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, coastwise, 374 qrs. ; foreign, 1,640. Barley, coastwise, 40; foreign, 380. Malt, coastwise, 430. Oats, 60. Pees, fo reign, 33. Beans, coastwise, 147. Flour, 1,683 seeks. NORWICH, May 8.-At our market this day there was • fair show of Wheat, condition good ; many up to 6411b5. per bushel; the average 631 be. per bushel; prices ruled very, dull, st a reduction of Is. per qr. on the prices of last week. Good fine runs, (Albs. and upwards, commeaded 48e. per qr. Flour was a very slow sale, at a slight ndestisa, but the to.b. buyers were not anxious ' and but few lots changed hands. Barley trade slow. No demand for malting qua lities; grinding sorts were at the same pries, and a for quantity on offer. Beans and Peas were in good dewed, at late rates, and In seen few instating strife higher. SHIPPING ►ENCE. lass ear imersigusimb•lits •Idrglag amine and " L.yt. L al CASUALTIES. _ _ _ Cynthia (schooner), arrived here from Laßue % and Cansze i hy, in charge of a foreign crew. Shortly sedis ol2l.l4llllllB.lllllkka iga brisam plgessues at""rtiGaessalinay . :4B"fr T than h Pe e isgd vesse ercradlihate l ( w BoPa u thf ninr aße :d r vh. w e c s il el e zin e wu r e f: Pled to pelt haft to Campeachy, where she was placed saga itarnantise. the murderers having informed the eesdaws-bran allows that fever prevailed on board, to which the espial& sad mate had fallen victims. The real facts of Na cam did not transpire until the two English ness saanagad to escape, when the vessel was boarded, and tb inanderare were aspired. After undergeing a trial, the ringleader IMO shot, and his accomplices transported or imprisoned. The Cynthia threw put of her cargo overboard in a gale, Much 2G and 27, lat. 37, lon. 49. Liverpool, May 7. Jessica, Morant, from London to Rio Janeiro, was aban doned on fire, April 4, in lat. 22 N., lon. 21 W. ; crew Vincent (C. de Verds), April 23. Jose▪ phs (barque), from Bristol to this port, struck on Truro Beach last night, and went to vices; crew (except two) drowned.—Boston, April 21. Margaret (British schooner), front Hartlepool, with coal for Boston, came on shore on Nausett Heath, on Sunday mornbig at half.past 2 o'clock, about one mile north of Hansel'Harborer. Officers and crew all landed at low water, on Sunday, at 4 p.m. She had nine cat of water in her hold ; and will, no doubt, be a total loss. Another letter states that the upper part separated from the other part of the vessel, and mat drifted on shore. l'art of the sails, rigging, dc., will be saved ; but the vessel and ciao will be nearly, if not quite, a total loss.—Now Orleans, April 19. South Carolina (s.), Turner, from Charleston for Liverpool, has put in here with machinery disabled.—New lurk, April 22. Victual, Thompson, from Cardiff to Wilmington, sank, March 23, in let. 16 N., lon. 26 W. (?) ; crew saved.— St. Thomas', April 19. BEABORNX MAILS. [X denies that t►. obits are test WAR tbo Gemini Pirt.ofilos r tbs algid—sad DI hyibe - Tdea—ead M by the 11110141.111-oMpatc It. Day when roadway. Prose what 001114T1166. Ile Darrel rya- Port When Mee Medea. deepatehod. dna --. Aamerica(bylkit.peekat Pl'May 14 Liverpool Arrived Aaerial(tqUeltaa Stairai whet) .11 May IS Uarpriel I Ni, 12 haerleabylLirtataphM &Mai ( West Goma) —ll 11th of the math Plyraoiith ... Jane 3 ilezesdra• .11 lethaardi at am Lover Nay 13 Salaam ...................—N tally Dear 'Daly &mail ' ......... ...... .M 9th of the =oath Soothampuni May 16 aurae Ayres idea a the avail. doethanaptoo. Nay IC Calliberle(via Clagres)M Aied&l7tlsofolouti iroothassoo. Arrived Cape offload i10ph.....11 legato( the swath Plyateratit-.... Jam 3 Orostattinople • N 71111llT27tbof mem Lover Ceatral Anwar ..11 haltalfthol asaath doutitaaptoo. Arrived (Yastoelber ...... ---,Si Mea.,Wad..alrraL Senthan, too. Tu Th.ha Mill . .... id ladlellthra Email doihamidrm. Animal Rearm ............. ht a N 'flare dads Doves kede1.....«. ..... -.....N 7th IT tlirthof moo Dover May 10 flemareg....— ... if Treader & Fri... 4 Larders Tae.., Wt Ordbed .. N Wednee. a eater. badge Iloa.The Eiladielie ........ N 17th of the sande eciatheamptht lll2y 20 Wend. .....K a . Twice daily liolybead Tineader bat Oh . leathezept.)ll loth of the mouth 1 soutbaesptut Nay 10 MY (via ileraille) N ethdaidi of mouth Dow May la Iledbeevares(vialleati ftia)_ --...—....11 Nith of the vaoods alauthaeitptot. May 10 Oliale lerreeMea)...l4 edid.24lll of ...Jim'. Duvet Mike ............... II 2ot of the sand& doniliampt.A Armed Wedeln ..................11 loth of V.., math eciethampto, May 16 Malta' -••••••••••• l i l ar141:311temoo ll tt Dom —......:May 10 Naplee• ... itilithl3tkof wan Dover 'Nay II Nal &NW ...... N altl66l3thol moo Dover . "May 11 Panam -- IL Panama «..«. 7thlltla7thof moo Southam pton. May 16 . .... Pers..... ........... rusurir ll AhlstAlltArt on Dover May 11 Want ladal . .ll Ink a the w m omb AutillAinpieu. May 10 Wag Mem Nasal& Ha alma sad em.' N 109 of the soco.th Noutbarapton. i Arrived _ • The satin to MIA acquittals au marked owo,svcl, by rumalk violist via Mansgisa. ARRIVED. Laos Mors-at 017110106, May 8, from Denmark Aszasu -at Gravesend, May 8, from Groans Arroune-at Gravesend. May 9, fr0m.....„...„ Jamaica AOP MI -at LiVerplia, May 8, fr0n............ Surinam Braun-at Liverpool, May 6, frees .. Ponta Btances-at Gramase4 May 9. from Jamas Gramm liarm-et Liverpool, May 8, from. Para Casa. Smoot:le-at Uvarpool, May a, fr0e....... Mobilo ' Remora-at Falmouth, May 6, from 8. Lome ' Rummer Moon-o[ Cape Clear, from ... ll= Et:kora-at Grammend. May 9. from Ituterm-at (Sr.moed, May 5, from -. Grenada Rum-at Gravesend, May 8, from ....... Jamaica Rimer -at Liverpool, Kay 6, tram B. Ayres ilmonm-et Liverpool, May 8, from ... llLMichael'a Kmax-at Gramesed, May 6, from Woes flamer Douala-at Gravemosd, 58. y 5, Dem. . .... ...Maurititts thassotom-at Graveeend, May 9, from C. of Good Slops loaa-st Liverpool, May 6, from -.. Africa Jorm-et Oraemend, Kay 8, from Denmark Joan Kiss-at Grammod, May 8, from Mauritius Jon Damme-at Liverpool, May 5, from. New Orleans Joan Sooty-off the WOW, May 6, from Barbados Linn/WS -at Liverpool, May 6 1, tram Jamaica LADY Eummen-at Gravesend, ay 8, fr0m....... St. 3lieb.,i l's Luna-at Gravesend, May 7, from Rio Loaf Ilicorrsam-at Gravesend. Ma e, from Madras Many.-at Gravesend, Muy 8, Mauritius Matemeom-M °rammed, May 6, from. Calcutta Kaara-at Gravesend, Kay 8, from Amsterdam Mamma or Douutas-at Gravesend, May 9, from 0 Leona Mosaic -et Bristol, May 9, from Rio Grande Oma-r Gravesend, May 9, from Moulmein Omar Brae-at Liverpool, May 6, from Now Orleans Psoarauraa-at Gravesend, May 6, from Norway Psommarti,--et Gravesend, May 7, from °Antigua Perm.-at Livirpool, May 8, from Bonny PAWNS' Illovar.-at Liverpool, May 5, from Loons Poornounwr-at Liverpool. May 0 from Almarolria Rowena • -at Liverpool, May tl in. froot St. Michael's dram -at Liverpool, May 8, Savannah ileannt-at Liverpool, May 8, from Tong:erg tisane-at Liverpool, May 8, from St. Michael's Baamor --at Gravesend, May 5, from St. le ichatia Bageocam-at Gravesend, May 9, frees St. Michael's Traterosude-at Liorpoi, May B, from Virginia Vsserm-at Uverpool, May 5, from Lisbon W. Ma, M. BROWN-It OfIVEIIOIIIt, May 9, from.... Ceylon Wm Terra-at Briatol, Slay 9, from Rio Grande BAILED. Anos—fromi Grammd, May 3, to Archangel Ammon—from Gravesend. May 8, to wyborg Ammaiam—tram Gravesend, May 8, to bhungtiao Aurar—from Gravesend, May 9, to ydney Aurraomo—trom Liverpool, May 9, to. CAIBEALTCOI—from Plymouth, May 7, to Quebeo DZINICIBIASD-41M Falmouth, May It, to London Doss or Aaorut —from Gramma, May 9, to North Eoureo—from Orman d, May 9, to 3l antra 1 Eatm—from Liverpool, May it, to Newfourdtand Goornmis —trona Gravesend. May 3, to Norway Hanargrro—from Gramend, Ma 8, to Emden latrnsoas—trout Gravesend, May 8, to Barbadoro Joao—trant Ormond, May 9, to Memel. Joon Mourn—from Cirmemod, May 8, to Dantzio Jam —from Gravesend, May 8, to Antigua Kinorms—from Gravesend, Kay 8, to Quebec LAW KiLoo—trout Oravomad, may 11, to Barbadom Maoris—from Oramend, May 9, to lmmo PATLCS HlNAT—from Gravesend, May 9, to New York Par—from Cframend, May 9, to Cadiz Pannone—tram Llearpoot, May 8, to Boston frotnano—frora Gravesmd, May 3._ to Baltic BILLINCIAPATAII—frog Gravessed, May 8, to Bombay asmorma—front Liverpool, May 8, to Halifax Moos—tram Gramand, May 7, to Gibraltar VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Whoring Johns; frost !Madura& for Cork, April 22, lat. 40.40 N., /ark 29 W. Dash, as of Laneaster, March 9, Ist. 16 S., lot. 31 W. Lauder, March 1, lat. 1.44 S., Loa. 21.2 W. °drub, Iltephenacm, from beast for Madras, Marsh 10, lat. 0.0, lot. 21.20 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. _ BIRTHS._ DELEMERL—May 3, at 01at1;1.1:4liesualaris, the wi'e of Yr. D. Damien of a daughter. 01810.1 0 .4 PONE.—May the wife of N. Girdleatone, Emu, of aeon. GREEN WOOD.—May 3, Kra H. greenwood, Valkner.atreet, Liver 1111ed' adaliter. 11 ug 18.—May 3, the vile oil J. J. H. Harris, Peq., Grammar School, M. Amp, ef a daughter. HEIR.—May 8, at EaM•place Wed, the wife of T. E. Kent, Em., of a ma. MILLEL—May 4, at Deenhani.lareee, Plymouth, the wife of Crud, J. Miller. lineal Matinee, of a daughter. PLATT.—Nay 4, pronsaturely, Mra. W. P. Platt, of a me, eaM t-ut. ROSE.—May 6, the wife of Mr. It. hone, of nand-park, Seolago. of • daughter. nusT.—May a, at teweenenstreet, Etatienwearreciath, the wife of thet. J. H. Tilley of a daughter. TOUNti.-11•7 4. at Oviegton&quare, Bromploo, the wife of Bor. geon.general D. 8. Toting, 11.E.1.C.8., of • daughter. MARRIAGES. COMPTON-11.01LATH. 1 1146, at ittiles* Camberwell, Sarre?, by the Bey. E. Dalton, Rector of Truest% Ireland, William, wooed son of the !AMC. Comptoo. Er., of Cumbereetl, to Jane TWINS. elder matviving daughter of the late T. lt'Grath, E.g., of Waterford. LEIR—HICRARO6.—May 6. at Milford, Haat., by the Rev. L. C. Davin, the ave. C. M. lilt, Rector of Chatham Pleamove, Somer set, to Frames Acne, only daughter of W. Z. Richard,, Er.. of r▪ yneltheo, Card MAYAMS—WILLIA dr k — t rig S. at th e Baptist Chapel, toot - meet, gouthamptan, by the My. H. J. Bev* of Ramsgate, Mr. W. F. Mayor, Joe., of thatatteet, to Carmody& Cazokne, penman daughter of Mr. E. *Maw. PETIITT—CMUNDLLY.—IIay 6, at the Cathedral, Manchester, by the !tee. W. %lima, M.A., lir. J. Pettltt, of Chorluni.npon Med i**. to Caroline, rinnghtw of Mr. J. Grindley, of Itulrue. PICK SKIS.° —HAM LY M.—May 6, &Meet Teigamonth, by the Rev. J. Comymm, A. P. riekerifem of Lisooln'a-ton, to Llen Mary, second daughter of the late C. P. liamlyo, keg., in Leawood, Brldestowe, Devoe. DEATHS. SATIN.— May 6, at Lustlowno.roml, he Wyly, R.N. aged 59.3 16 BEKNAMXINL—May S. at Alfted•plaor, Bedford -square, B. Ber lusconi. rag., aged 46. BUKT.—May at Itemellmtreet, Southampton, Mr. J. Curt, aged 37. COW! ISIIMW.—May 6, 6110, Infant daughter of Mr. J. Cumlisbaw, of &idol. IBlttrtiON.—May 6, at Bagent-phate, Clifton, Ann, relict of Mr. J. Henson, formerly of eirerhalli, Devon, aged 80. LAYARD. —May 3, at Boutrememuralcr, C. E. layard, Eaq , late of H.ll.'e Cabin CiVii Saralee, aged 66. MICE atillTEN.—May 5, at Bitterne Manor Hour, near Routh amptoa, Hannah, youngest daughter of the late 61r F. W. Yam. nooktro. Bort. TUBB P 7, at Warertree, Embank, infant sou of Ur. T. Thnnipsoo. EEKS.—May 13, at Caatliesquate, Southampton, Sarah, wife of Er. J. Wtek, aged 84 Lieut. C. B. Pr. ted and published by Wu.uill nuts Um" et No. s, Umbra& street, in the Oty Lauda% Printer.* the a.lite, inestenis street. tattle presbn at Witlieldoov—uarmay. Mix 10, 11144 "//' Vice for t has one will Ai tend on I 41 1 Cue mon of tl keel to in aimF Weld with bill glair offer and tent lowi brig leg that of .1 of Dee gene the, of t 11, Isom Lod of 1' Grim Chi folk tow CIA raon at' min Pen Witt of Chi • WOW &-Pi/ tbe Imo ti elbetb @dorsi co the risiiee *1 ew galyck as ew Chew T ' - 71;11 be um, Cadmic lots CI MI E Wall, Mita - 77 . 0 &set Lie Pori All ~.our 'tient Ho wM at 13 been tally little HZ too Ho 100 100 relic Ligk