The Express. — London, England, 1851-05-23 00:00:00

strange it is that the insidious poison should hover about localities in the way we And it. We very much fear that a return t. old babas a indulgence, congenial t o n the spread ef th, disease, Mis condueeil more than anything else to its recurrence. The people at large cannot be too often and explicitly guarded, and we trust that ail sensible purer, plactsl circumstances to do so, will enforce the sanitary rules upon their attention. The same paper also supplies the following : Thu cholera has made its appearance in the Fish River distri , t again, wkere four fatal caws have taken place; it bee also app , ared at Phenix Town, or Phoenix Estate negro houses, where there have been eleven deaths out of eighty eases. Thu small mortality is to be attributed to the inde fatigable exertion. of Dr. Jame. Mason, assisted by the gentleuieu of the district committee. Doctor Murphy, it N., who is employed by tho Westmoreland Board of Health, bee ki•elly volunteered his slrvices (there notbe ti i i g any cholera in Westmoreland), and is now actively e ngaged .ia attending the sick here. The estates in other quarters have nearly all finished crop. The crops have not been an large as was anticipated ; the weather continues . dry, and some of the planters are beginning to wish for ram. Dr. Parkin, whose exertions at Lucca have been the means of saving the lives of many persons who Lad been afflicted with the cholera, had an address presented to hint by several of the inhabitants of that town. In the Green Island district, in the parish of Hanover, niuc ewes had terminated fatally between Phomix town and a place called March. On the 22nd the House of Asaembly, on the mo tion of Mr. Lucas, went into committee of the whole house on the bill " to withdraw from circulation the we.ent island treasury notes, and to substitute, in Lieu thereof, other treasury notes, and for other pur pews." The Import Duty bill had passed both branches of the legislature, and had received the governor's assent. The accounts from the agricultural districts arc unsaiidactory. Complaints were general with re-'I ward to the want of continuous labour. It was fear' d that not only the present but next year's crop will suffer from this cause. Moreover, the weather was unfavounible for the crops, the greatest heat prevailing. The springs and rivulets were fast drying up. The ft.foreiril Standard of April 26, save: It was reported iu Spanish Town yesterday, mid we have mum to believe with some truth, that Mr. West moreland had declined the honour proffered to him by the Executive of a scat in the council, but that the offer made simultaneously to Mr. Jordan had been accepted. 'the election to replace the e spelled member of the Howie of Assembly (Mr. Nlacpherson), took place on the day of the packets departure. Thu pull would nut be eloistml until four o'clock, but up to twelve o'clock, when the latent return reached Kingston, it was reported that Mr. W. S. Mais, conservative, was twenty-seven a-head of Mr. Johu ?tames, King storehouse:. Mr. Names has been rejected in five diffennt parishes; but it was expected, notwith standing. the ',latest majority in favour of Mr. Mais at the. Mune, that Mr. Names would be elected. The Aneembly was still sitting. Much delay had taken place en their business. Several of the cutintry meads rs were alumni, their attendance on their 'Mans being necessary. No measures of importance had emanated from them, except the bill authorising the negotiation of a loan to meet the island debt. Messrs. William Smith end Edward Lucas, it is said. are appointed by the counniasientra to attend to the matter in Eugland. BRITIBII GUIANA. lltt Royal t;azetir of Saturday, April 2(4 in itr rviriew for home maim soya: S.nee the departure of the last packet. no event of moeli importance has (marred in the colony. be (*wallas' Court, after deposing of the esti mate Ric the ensuing financial year, which will com move laws the 14 of July nest, rested on the 12th instant from its labour.. 'The Court will re-assemble on tl lay twat, is committee of ways and means, fur the porpws• ..t settling the way. and Inn,lno. It is expected that ial stto lampt• will be mule in the committee to reduce won , 0.1 thou taxes which are entinni,red to press must • tly on the great body of our population. It is Ina Inowever, to predict, at present, what will it., nsoh of any •uell efforts as may be made. notii;ll the member of nieutheri is mall, so divided 1, f. iliac, that, perhaps, no two among tb in can be re ferral to as holding the same political erred in all Per Fi t Excellrucy has availed himelf of the recess of the • tin• climbers to proceed on an excursion to the gnat lolls of the lawwrara river. On this trip, which, we believe, is sow thi. fly of insane., and undertaken for the purpose of enshling his Ewe Geary to make himself *misstated with tb.. Mate of one of the most thickly-peopled districts in this walway, amity, the district of the Damara= river. ills Excellent, was accompanied by Mrs. llarkly, snel a small Arty of private friends. Ilia Excellency and party left Georgetown on Momday List, the 21. t Instant, iu the Elite Miller 'teenier, in which hi. liscellenry proposed to proceed sa liar as the depth of the .iver would allow. The remainder of the journey, that is wane thirty ur forty miles from the to I. perforrna .1 in the only amide in which it mould he setvinplisbed, is liatteaux anal mall craft ad that kind, psileted along by 'wham ur native.. The vice regal 5.v . 4, is , lin ; iltuitsigli:dbejoi.h.opi;cl.,,lntri:ones:joyed are elpptwant ted io w r e , a l ther urn to the scat of government this evening. Priori. , the departure of his excellency,bis excellency pre aided in the hall of the court of jastice ip the Guiana Public the 12th tat., at a most respretalde and influen tial polar or e tem, to consider the inenlin of establishing au asylum ow the poor orphans of thi. colony, where they may be brought up in habit of industry and virtue, too as to qualify them to lamas . in after year., useful members of meaty. A hat of private rubseriptions, headed by one of dotal dollars from lois excellency ho u nds, has lien set un foot ; and many weeks probably, will not clap..., h,fore an inqi. toti.m, whirls wid do I to British Guiana, will be opened. It is hut due to the attontey.general to state here that 11w orphans or this colony are indebted to him for haring proposed and originated this asylum. arc has been another change in our garrison. We reported. at the sailing ut the last mail, the departure of the Jul West India Regiment fur Jamaica, We hare now to announce the departure of the detachment of the 72nd Iliehlandeis, quartette' tor Walt time in thi. colony, fur Barbailea, and t h e arrival, in their room, of a detach ment 111 the, 11th. These esehangis were effected by means of the militarz transport Chatham. The ulti mate destination of the olio', it is supposed, will be Canada. l'hough we have received no African or Coolie immigrants in the MUM' of the last tortnight—nor, indeed, did we ex pect any--we hare received a welcome addition to our popu lation, by the arrival here on the 24th instant, of 150 Portuguese by the Return. The weather has been wet, though we have had intervals of bright sunshine. The rain ha. nut been unfavourable to vegetation, though, perhaps there has been more of it in some districts than the planter. have exactly liked. The colony, we are glad to state, con tinues andthy. in spite of the recent alarms we have expe rienced at the possible invasion of our coasts by that fell enemy, cholera, front Jamaica. TRINIDAD. THE BL'ENOS AYREAN BONDB.—Yesterday, a meeting of the bondholders WAS held at the London Tavern, Mr. David Robertson, chairman of the bondholders, presi ding. About twenty gentlemen were present. Mr. Robert sou remarked that, though only a small body, they were entitled to consideration; and, if they did nut obtain their rightful claims so soon as more noisy people, they would, in the end, not less effectually succeed in their object. lie considen.4l that the bondholders had, in great measure, themselves to blame fur not having moved with more energy in the matter; but he could assure them that, since the ap pointment of himself and Mr. Tinker as a sub-committee to attend to their interests, no opportunity had been lost of enforcing their just demands. Ile considered that the pre sent juncture was a very favourable one for moving in the matter, soul he did not doubt that they would succeed in obtaining what they clainted—nathdly, their 6 per tent., and the I arrows of interest doe to dirm. At all events, he was nyelwi lobo their admen eel, so long as they were rewired Melt insisting' lea thai and he was en couraged in peeming the mese" le Mimosa eat for him self b the hot Meth. lei geelesled egist the first miserable oar of OM, the atiOnlina ad wird* led to the handsome teem ultimately proposed au= Mr. Robertson thee hid before the meeting a of Buenos Ayres for 11.30, which showed adamant to favour of that year over the previous one, arising from amp From the Leeward l o la n d a th ere i s little mentation of revenue and diminished expenditure, et now' .529,40 V. Ith. 91. The revenue in hard dollars (excludth The Grenada Rye l'reas says : I of the paper currency) was a million sterling, whereas the Public feeling in our little community has been sorely interest of the bondholders (now the only debt) would ris depressed by the announcement that his honour the press- quire only 60,090/., and, including the arrears,onlyloo,oooL dent administering the government of Grenada had ap- a year, or one-tenth of the total income ; whereas the ka pointed a Mr. Adam Reid to the °Mee of colonial revenue tercet of the English debt swallowed up nearly one-half the officer, suh-controller of navigation laws. and sub-treasurer revenue. A number of resolutions were then passed, of the port and isla n d o f C arr i acou , vacan t by th e d ea th of i n accordance with the views of the committee of bond- Mr. James Thom,—and that, too, we buy o heard in direct holders. Some discussion arose as to whether the bond contravention of the wishes of the governor-in -chief, holders should accept, as an instalment of interest, Sir W. M. eulebroolo. Mr. Reid is he profession a sum of money in the hands of MOMS. Bariwg, a sugar-planter. and up to the moment of his appoint- and a resolution moved by Mr. Wheeler, settoadod meat was manager of a fine sugar plantation in one of the by Mr. Richmond, was adopted to the following effect : most dourishing districts in this Wand, and in receipt of a That this meeting while it deeply regrets that their full most liberal salary. He is farther possemed of lands and dividend has not been paid them, have learned that tenements. and citherwies well to du ; be has pawed the there is a small rum is the hands of Messrs. Baring, via., meridian of life, and counts nearly three-score years, and, 16,4681. 19s. 10d. waiting till it should reach the sum re withal, in blissful ignorance of the duties appertaining to a aired for a full half- dividead, 29,310/., and as revenue Aker ; yet, in tbe Lace of this unacquaintance with are beesdholden who have been seri public matter. his Honour the Presideat has thought proper gni paelb Tall by the delay to appoint him to the above stated in aso-roomegalso oldie Tall dividend which they had been led to expert ; sod as the meeting is satisfied that such At Berbedoes, the arguments in the nutter of Lawrence Hardman, of I.ivmmol, patentee of the d. age t h a i r ri ft s a distribution of And' ova in no wa interfere with or just tights in the principle of apOying centrife ions to the caring of maims"; et W i t nriese. Wag mom Morro Barings Nagar, and . 11'ilham Drumm, of Barbados', had been to de so if they Wok reps." Thisbe wort then Toted to tto a close, but • judfpnent had not been given. the &airman , and the meeting broke up. to ou g 19th April Lady (.olebrooke, wife of tisr 12111 ROYAL LA :toms—We believe it is now Cdebeake, governor of Barbedoes, died. The weather 1 imidoi lo sod this "gram" to ohs Cape Good Hari. is bad hose Sue, with light showers ;iu all. toktsbly ' lake recent Asked= of men of the Ceps =mg. however, • *lugedes whether tie isk owe wither. lkh Immee" will sot, baba sseharkaties fee the missy, L itsVileist the weather was dry, and the lodes" a *ego as nip* As war eimemenis and fo r sob gigeogbeat the island were eery adios. I X I the knee the cadge, as the Were weeps is sure of *a present over last y ea l s cro p wal b. !eandieleil mere sardosallis in Haar waders mks the waritheable. knee would be. It is ualtentood that this subject fo /tow under modematisa by the military authorities. Tim 125k Palma Gam Bt. and MArtiakla• are wirhaaal femme Mesas' is ?Maga' in 1.38, tad a re at peewit Palm a Is Delikr The resolutions relating to the project of public instruction were adopted on the 19th April, at the meeting of the legislative council. The Poet .!/' Spain lia.:eltt• publishes proposals for the formation of a joint stock company, to establish steam communication between the colonies of Tri nidad, Grenada, and St. Vincent. and the Spanish Main. The capital required is 5,000/. The Go:, etc says:—"The affair appears 'CST feasible oil paper, aid we recommend these proposals to the serious consideration of all parties interested In our trade with the Spanish Main, seeing that such a measure, could it be carried into successful opera tion, would increase that trade tenfold. The capital required is surely trifling to what might be cheer fully devoted to so desirable an object. 'lhe crop was going on fairly. A ship land ar rived with 176 coolie labourers. s (Mai - Ds OaderVe Ara Ail* Itstelitrear.) KINGSTON, JAILUCA, APE!. N. The basest transaebei in this market during thie amino ias beta alma ray of a nedl Masao; d a las ananorear sr esaassissit sq assist is gaga TM max sallakes tha deeemate Minoset Aube to In oselsea les Impart Daly bee panel WM Imam et as lopliatma and be venteed lis= in agaL eindlate dente psy stie mar Se an ea IMo the lintib semi= se It mo deals the pan pm tellh i r ili dltbsoese MO the dem es nadislumil Meese Whom loomed 1111. per lb. Weal el ed. mg am la Us burr 111. saga Ma lia amok, tem the entitlement ant lar free Meglime mast. ma= ismwiensaw. wlr rime to On wt el esellesees MA le *noel int Ore megn tilts demmelmen_ 111 ent elamele7 inest et elMe It nes salligatsd thay_ wag ens glad. Illa Vans sins meselsosites lest set only eft Mb Foes Odd be by the aboome dovellailekheor bet thet the he the modes roes dentate to se Hare 'ils r as eee It Ow be tai el S i sq u esnier It eery Medi that I win In spore( Wend le the pmennen gennellg el the Mead. rtallis—Thedeettione ear lost bees Mend an =sad woe onalned many es renil pesteln wee I ' bn to pm lemel. The era Is eery bop AM sm. ammas Mu Is= aMw¢trotarw tettl the native ?me nial ham la any. grams.— blit salmitead to lid. ix a if air as Or wet rat. an which a awl d7O kegs au moved at 1141, the rei Mos wee to lid.. at as about ,o 0 alas ewe glad. The. n& Is sew Mid ter Memo gam A lot f en 0 Mips ardiarry boa Wm aid by manna et eld. Moe Bantu Plainsman, Thee issue* al Make wigs et twat, to while N. pa lb. Is all dlb.b ablialnad. hsma raa r ass we.. and be rested. Ws anal Is maaillse bar Ing ta a Mkt of Irish bad Wad at that lama lid. to a rasa arena. lot et slat 100 brae Waters's pat, shlgh bad bees ease al Jawed bra et 1:$. par IngraL Wan it use are Ina, asemg, at its. Tr domed la gang. Craters anmmed Os per WM. limos MY smell Inquiry et Wst per barrel. lira a—Wis arta 210.1 round at .oa. a barrel. The rah is vary was Mama me memo. Prime large No. 1 amend 20.. per barrel. tut_—Tin any la greatly in mem ollhe Jana, and oaks are 'Slat at St SL Lsaa.—Amarism realism 7d. hand. per lb. Carnast—tbs marlin to raga emmend ; end the art a is owes vary lempaidly st lee. pis ark, ang it.. boa. Pavia.— 1• gamed la nadenta pemtts lota.—ls Is snail nippy; awl le MI In high rates. The denial le greatly restated to 041111111.1111146 Thin Is a tatter eravvider-be each of kb* In ball tanda.la rd bads; bet es it is not adapted re Neely the glne Anaekegt, ergo the prise asked is high, ao any ha bees abed. see MO Weemludia have dewed bends it tee seeps llooar.—The sbeit el NW% wiser bath boo em/ at selperts • eM dries pemense wig sparingly. asp tau adial Mee established Is Leon" sod to Mike we . dialed la env lest, is =lg =0:7••5...Y. :.7'. dtr" ~r~r bewe idrrewoa rt r f be e as stew is set whom to maim e• _ ____• ebegoo. Vie hoes to Raba 11,11111 MOD ;MIL m.o. demi Uffirpoel nap of a nisi JIM bin an lire- Vot e: km& Mee. . slosh is Mum" md amid warelisity is. sags& Nada ism be greed st r pm pitmen IMri nem" is neat MU. per sum abort pr. Ins.—Tbiee hr ben. Me did to this eel* ea almost, MA los ed. gee to Mon - he priest 11. lbs bademen beepeuer, Lo, hems Ms Ines dente Inowlime is. ed. to 8 h 88 Ph , I. B a ur Ph) oessmatag Imlay owl spostlty. llooss.—.ll Wait Masi Ms = z i s up In Mr easehet At smemr, Mei Point= ler Wpm& boo bees s CPt oo rl4 Moth we the amend Mehra inlets hes • temp es geststlens ▪ lia le Win deft loW v Cis—llse eseeisii asp bow Wen sari) dlepend sS math= hose Inn Int tow emir plmniten net M Me saga st menet in set by may men ag ene s at BM see Ns For Mom.. Inerigne--gagas rat panels ban buss Ida X Mil. per lb. Gomm-11a is ass any at tent. Inatorn.—lbenew easetd. vak-4:12 Lama Cade In Ways p. amt. Ms.; SO Lys, ga d.; r ; aird pare. ir pros. Mar Haab, 110 days, d.; U pr. On Saw Iftrl le an pgisw erg, Mangoes Ml herb anal at ply ea per een. prim ; SAt than lita ar no &- kr gm. PROPOSALS OF DENMARK AT THE FLENSBURG CONFERENCE. The proposals of the Danish government, just laid before the notables assembled at Flensburg are, according to the Departments( lhasetle, the folios ing : The Danish monarchy continues to loan a collective whole, under it common sovereign, with one and the same seder of succession, diplomatic representation, fleet, and lags. With the exception of the Duchy of Lauenburg, whose more intimate connexion in this respect is reeervcd for further consideration, the Danish mo narchy is at the same time an harmonious system of commercial polity and customs, navigation, and coinage laws. To what extent the state debts shall remain common to the whole land, or be distributed according to population and the pootosion of laud, is also reserved for ulterior decision. _ . . . The Deakin of Holstein and Lauenburg continue to form parts of the Germanic confederation. Their peculiar posi tion is secured by the enjoyment of separate diets, which in concurrence with the sovereign, determine questions con cerning the interior affairs of the duchies. In expenditure relating to the &liars of the entire monarchy, each duchy contributes according to the proportion of its population in the monarchy. The mass of this contribution is a fixed sum, and cannot be refused by the Diet. The mode of this payment will be settled by the King in concert with the Diet of each duchy. In all matters relating to the monarchy as • whole, the official organs of the Duchies of Holstein and Larse, burg about the royal government will have a slat sod a voice in the privy evened equally with the Danish ndota ten. Legislative measures concerning the COMIIOIII affairs of the whole state will be first introduced and discussed in a committee of members taken in equal numbers from the Danish diet on the one hand, and the Dicta of Holstein and lauenburg on the other, and afterwards submitted to those diets in a constitutional manner. When unanimity is not attainable upon any particular point, the existing law or regulation will remain unchanged. The Duchy of Schleswig has its ministry, local adminis tration and parliament in respect of the following subjects:— I. Civil and criminal law. 2. Justice and police adminis traUon. 3. Religion and public instruction. 4. Commu nal affairs. 5. Industry and Trade. G. Income and ex penditure concerning the interior affairs of the duchy, and, further, the mode of raising the quota of the duchy to the general revenue of the monarchy. The two nationalities in the duchy will stand upon an equal footing. Beside* Ades Masson to the entire monarchy mentioned in the first the Duchy of Schleswig has its army, and s& in connection therewith in every respect, la atintaia the kingdom of Denmark. Fur all common din Denmark and Schleswig have a common administra tive awl legislative power, the Schleswig Assembly coal men/ with the Danish Diet. This community does nut mania beyond the affairs really common to the monarchy. With the Duchy of lielstein the Duchy of Schleswig has the following institutions in common The Eider canal ; the fire assurance ertablishment ; the University of Kiel, with respect to the German-speakimg population 'of Sehlerwm - ' • the I.kaf and Dumb Asylum and the Lunatic Asylum ; the penal titablishment at filuckstadt and the knighthood con sidereil as • social nexus. The mutual share of Schleswig and Holstein in the revenues and Expenditure of these institution., as well as their administration, will be here after determined. The further development and possible modification of these print iples k reserved for dismission in the assembly of notables from the different of the tuonarehy, to be held in pursuance of the ' esto of July 14, 1830. ' _ ~,~ ~. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 1851. IRELAND. DUBLIN, MAT ?a. The pee* of Limerick arc beginning to discover that tie great opposition to the Improvement of Towns Bill was coming from the existing corpora tions, and secordingly very numerously signed peti tions in favor of the bill ere now being forwarded bell that town, several of the signatures being those d remise who had signed the petitions against the bff seder a miaaggathemiem The Lord Bishop of Limerick and others have directed their names to be obliterated kern the petition against the bill. Atreeker efforts were recently made near Galway termistm to upset the waggons on the rail and de stroy human life, The Haman catholic clergy have denounced the miscreant authors. AND CLERICAL. OXFORD, MAY 22.—1 n a congregation holden this morning the following degrees were conferred:—Doctor of Divinity.—Rev. William Wilson, Wadham, grand com pounder. Master of Arts.—Rev. Charles Earle Freeman, Magdalen Hall; Rev. George Beckwith, All Souls; Rev. Charles Matthew Robins, Oriel; Rev. Arthur Tid man, Lincoln; Philip Ozenden Papillon, University; Rev. John Haigh Scott, Wadham. Bachelor of Arta—Gilbert Bradley, University ; Henry Hugh Miles, Exeter ; Garnons Williams, Oriel ; Edgar Hetherington Smallwood, Joseph Halifax, Francis Forster, Queen's; Oldtield Kelton Pree ce, John Lancelot Errington, Robert Rigby Kewley, Nathan Jackson, BIOACIIOIC ; Drury Wake, Thomas William Dell Brooks, Henry Begot Newton Lane, student, James Robert Walker, Henry Gott Kinnear, Christ Church ; John Cave New, St. John's; Griffith Arthur Jones, Jesus; Wm. Henry Gretton, Edward Hillman, Pembroke; Robert Gordon Calthrop, Philip Henry Lee, Worcester; John Hilton Jephson, James Tumock, Magdalen Hall; George Pearson, William Ne.ton Heatbeote, Ikwen Tugwell, New Inn Hall; Francis Cruse, 14chard Voysey, Charles Voy sey, St. Edmund Hall. The prize for an English poem on a sacred subject has, for the first time, been awarded to the Rev. John George Sheppard, M.A., of Wadham (formerly fellow), Second Master of Reptnn School, Derbyshire. The subject was St. Paul at Athens." Rev. R. Dowse, to Lahnstown perpetual curacy, diocese of Meath • patron, J. B. Smythe, Esq. Rcv. W. Ellison, to St. James' Carney, Bristol. Ile.. J. P. (Jarrett, (Curate of Painestown), to be chap lain $o the Earl of Anne.ley. Rev. T. Harries, to St. Mary's curacy (assistant), Car digan.t. Roy. J. Moffatt, to Augharass Curacy, Cloon, diocese of Ardagh. Rev. A. Rowley, to St. James's curacy, Bristol, Rev. T. T. South, to Wirksworth vicarage, Derbyshire; value, Mi. and residence ; sad to the deanery rural of Wirksworth ; patron, bishop of Lichfield. lie,. W. (Wet, to be chaplain to Lail Annelle]. SPORTING. EPSOM RACES—Tnußsaty. After the gathering of all nation" on the Derby day, the Downs yesterday presented the appearance of a &see, the muster outside the stand being quite u scanty as it was within ; it was, in fact, confined entirely to men of business, whose wishes Mr. Dorling consulted by getting through the list with a rapidity that enabled them to leave the course shortly after halfpast four. The sport, although of little interest, was moderately good. With reference to the great day, we are glad to be enabled to state that it passed olf without a contretemps of any kind, beyond the conventional breaks-down and broken panels. There is a good chow of racing on paper to-day and the Oaks, from the extraordinary alteration in the positions of the favourites yesterday—consisting in the dis appearance of Aphrodite, and the elevation of Breha to the premiership—ese:tes eery considerable interest. Breba's recommendations are entirely private ' • her public perform ances last year were wretched. The latest betting on the Downs, and the names of the probable starters, lac given below. The following is an outline of yesterday's running:— DI:SWANK STAKE. , of 10 moss. each, h ft, if declared, with -40 added ; for :3-yr-olds and upwards, the second to save his stake. Last mile and a quarter of the New Derby Course. (7 subs., 1 of whom declared.) Lord 11. ti. Lemur'', Theorem, .1 yrs (807.1, Sit 1111) (Garrey) 1 Sir. t)a,g(lest..d'e Joe a' dot, aged (M.), 7st 710 (liktt) 2 )4r. Wickman) tdarr-up, 4 yrs ON Tat (Paris) 3 Mr. Grerale's listsfr tie, 4 yrs (GUI.), Get 6Ito Escape was weighed for, but did not start Betting to 4 agst Joe o'Sot, 2 to 1 agst Estafette, and sto 2 agst Thcon•m. Theorem took the lead at starting, held it to the end, and won cleverly by a length. ltun in 2 lain. 18 sees. _ _ wO-TIAlt-OLD &calms of 10 Gov.. each, and 50 added; for cults Sat 711),:ind fillies Bst 31b; winners 51b eatea. Ilalf a-mile. (10 subs.) Mr. Oresilles b I Adine (flatware) 1 Pttes lady in Wslta,g (81y) 2 Mr. S. Mott ad bf by Ualiptra, out of Gaiety ...... . (J. Mann) 3 Mr. Frown'. Dorothea (W. Abdale) 4 °AMID STAND PLATZ of 100 son., added to a Handi cap Sweepstakes of 15 sore. each; 10 ft, and only 5 if declared ; the second to receive 25 soya out of the stakes. Great Metropolitan Stakes Course, two miles and a quarter, (22 subs., 9 of whom declared.) Mr. C. Yormby's tenet Obi, 4 yrs, tit alb (T. Interwood) 1 Mr. bunreee• Nareivua. 4 yrs, Gat 410 Mr. Tarr's Clotbnarler, 3 yrs, est £lO (Entreat') 3 Lord Eneter's Nutcracker, 4 yrs, 7et Illb (Norman) 4 Mr. Can w's "outtle, 3 yte, 4st 12Ib (I)arli) 3 Betting: 11 to 8 on Narcissus, 7 to 2 apt Nutcracker, 5 to 1 apt The Ballet Girl, and 7to 1 apt Souffle. Souffle, atter breaking away with the lead and running at the back of the stand to the hedge, was brought bsck to the pod, and jumped off with the lead, which he held to the turn out of the cour,c ; it was then taken from him by Nar cissus, who WWI himself headed immediately after by Ballet Girl and Nutcracker, the former leading a clear length. No change took place until they reached the distance,where the favourite closed with the mare, the latter winning a well-contested race by a head ; Clothworkcr a bad third. Run in 5 min. Li see. • COSIDIAL PLATS of 50 Dors. Three-quarters of a mile. Mr. Driskald'eDuleet, spa, 74 7lb Mr. C. Formby's lectemer, 4 rs, 7st 910 OnCodlng 3lbs elute) (altarrorood 2 Mr. GRlSales Cools, 6 pa, Ist 101 b (Matra) ) 3 Betting: 2 to 1 sgt Dulcet, 4 to 1 apt Leybournc, 4 to 1 spt heroine, a to 1 agst Cools, and 6 to 1 agst Incurable. "feeswater, getting the best of an indifferent start, made the running, Cools lying in her wake, and Dulcet third until they were inside the distance. Dulcet then took the second place, came with a rush at the last, and won on the post by a head. Run in 1 min. 12 secs. ARISTOCRATIC 11A NDICAP Of 15 SOT , . each, 10 ft, and only sif declared, with 30 added. Gentlemen riders. The New Derby Course. Eight subs., four of whom declared. Mr. Corew's Escape. G yrs, list edb (Copt. Little) 1 Mont RAM yony's Mrstador, sged. 10st 1/1b .. - ... ....(Mrner) 2 to 1 on Escape, who won in a canter by a length. _ THE OAKS. - PROBABLE 6TAETEH6, RIDESS, AND LATEST BETTING. Sir J. HJ. asler's Brebs Karma ..... ... 7 tnllen) Lord Pt.adry's Irk .... .......... Mr. Delimiters'. Parietal Mr. Graterttles ROOD 1101/Iblgg T Mr. JOINI'S baths 1 143t4 Jam 2109tt!1 lilmorripa ... whitolw000 sia:ll7. -- lieWiles - f ie7iii --- ' Kr. Urst~a lard Warerkirde i gla Illy (doabthal) Kr. Haytees Tarrichore lard Calegun's otrtor to Waeota MIAOW - Mr. Award% Prraire Mr. Heinethilell Laura Middlo - - - J. ....... " ...... ........- Id:opts! Sir J. Ilmr)sy's Sphrodne (doubt/al) Sir J. Hawley is not expected to run more than two. CRICKET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND T. TWENTY-TWO OF THE NORTHUMBERLAND CLUB. This contest was brought to its termination at Newcastle. on-Tyne on Wednesday. in this match the Eleven have, we believe, made a greater number of runs in one innings than in any other in which they have been engaged since they first went forth as the Eleven of England - . It will have been remarked that the enormous amount of 306 runs was plated upon their score (given in yesterday's &press) of which Clarke contributed as many as 72, Mr. Myna 52, Parr 35, llillyer 31, Calfyn 29, Mr. Felix 23, and Mar tingell 21. Against this almost overwhelming hands the men of Northumberland embarked upon their batting. Little, however, was done until Anderson made his appearasee, and he only contributed 20. Next to him in point of miner of runs was Mr. Ruck, who offered 16; next was Mr. Dale, 15 ; then Wright (a given man from Sheffield), 13 ; nut J. Moor, 11; then Lieut. Goodlake, Mr. Nichol, and Mr. Martinson, jun., by each of whom the score was nausea 10 runs. The total of their first innings being but 1.51, of mine as they were in a minority of 157, the representa tives of Northumberland were called upon to follow their innings. This they did, and an inspection of the soon will show that although they had reduced their minority to 56, yet that the Eleven had only been able to deprive then of five of their wickets. Of this number Wright obtained me many as 65, by some admirable play; and Mr. Spencer 92. The score was as follows : tJao'alt, b Clutko Attires, b Wes Tr.uStr, • imam" b Day, Glatt . Psot out Day b Wm b Day 111.10 Dili% , b Day Cope. aim o Guy, b Balm b llattiwell WOO. sem b Guy .......... I tu ant Oo6lk Wm. blater IL /WON" Jan, b Volowsika b Listal.p. • Purr, b ....„ I Stulido WWI% I Park Pdhi. bamrla I Dab. es eat ........... I J. wa, b ambit — ▪ it tr, b Peatak, mot Om 0 = ul . b CM* lam. b Morttag 11. I; 111.6 i a 6, I ..... ....41; Ilyi; Bea, b Mallon Cabo iinteitigence. SHERIFFS' COURT—YESTERDAY. Strout rex VaveltallEßlFF or MIDWAY& PROCLAMATION OT OUTLAWRY. Mr. Hemp, chief officer to the Sheriff of Middlesex, made preclamation of outlawry in the usual form, when the following persons were summoned to surrender at the suit of their respectire creditors:—George F. Sydenham, at the suit of Morris Meyers ; Watkin Vim. Martin, at the suit of Edward Barnard ; Jacob Barrow, at the suit of George Drayton; Wm. Skipeey Porter, at the suit of John Henry Taylor; Barnard Broca', at the suit of Edward Edwards; Hector Harvest, at the suit of Samuel Cathcart and his wife; Stephen Temple, at the suit of John Dirk Vanderpant ; Sir NVyndham Carmichael Anotruther, bart., at the suit of Wm. Whitmore ; Everard St. John Mildmay, at the suit of Charles Pratt and another ; Sir Wyndham Carmichael Atutruther, hart., at the suit of Wm* Kelling worth Hedges; Howell Jones Phillips, at the suit of Anthony Hodgkin; Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruthor, bert., at the snit of Alexander Silk; Henry James Noyes, at the suit of Lewis Harris; Henry Wm. Mariott, at the suit of Frederick Augustus Davies ; Charles Webster Wedderburn, at the suit of George Samuel Ford ; aad Winfield Attenborough, at the suit of Richard Kirkman Lane. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YESTERDAY. Bova*Ma. Aram, Assatramr The court eat to-day to take bail aura. INDICIMINT UT A CONSTABLZ. John Martin was indicted for assaulting Josiah Hamp ton. Mr. Herr) , prosecuted; Mr. Metcalfe defended. The prosecutor, a steam-engine manufacturer, deposed that on the evening of the 15th of April he was at the Green Gate Tavern, City-road, when, having had a glass of i ale at the bar, he went nto the garden for the purpose of going into the concert-room—that he was stopped by the defendant, who was on duty there as a constable under the authority of the I'oliec Commissioners, and who pushed him back, and struck him two severe blows with a truncheon tipped with brass, one on the eye and one ea the temple, from the effects of which he was deprived of the full use of his senses until the following Thursday. Though not sober, he was quite competent to conduct him self properly. For the defence evidence was called to prove that the prosecutor was the aggressor, and that before the defen dant used hisstaff the prosecutor bit him severely on the left hand. Inspector Brennan. of the O dlviaion, gave the defendant m can-neat character for humanity and forbear , twee, and stated at the same time that be well knew the prosecutor as a quarrelsome person. Other evidence to the ease awe was given. The Jury, without hearing Mr. Merry in reply, said they were quite satisfied, and returned a verdict of Not Guilty. The learned Judge eautioued the prosecutor, and told him ho had narrowly escaped being committed for perjury. THE POLICE COUBTS. _ MARYLEBONE. Thomas Hart, conductor of one of Woolley's omnibuses, was charged with the following misconduct. On loth inst., a lady named Matilda Stephens hailed defendant's omnibus near Chalk-farm, when, just as she had got upon the step, defendant made a signal noise with the strap indicating that it was "all right," and before she had time to take her seat the vehicle was driven on, in consequence of which she was thrown from the step into the road, and her hand was by the fall so much sprained and bruised as to render it ne cessary for her to have medical assistance. A witness was called on behalf of defendant, but his evi dence went no further than to prove that he did not hear any " all right " signal given. Defendant was tined 20s. and costa. Joseph Sykes, Esq., 13, Porteus-terrace, Paddington, forwarded to Mr. Long dl. fur the poor box of the court. WESTMINSTER. Henry Harris, the conductor of an omnibus, was charged with taking more than his fare, and abusing a par senger. A gentleman named Hawkins, wearing a moustache, and who would in all probability be considered by an omnibus conductor an easy victim, hailed the defendant at the Bank, and asked what he charged to Sloane-street. De fendant said 441., and there is no doubt, considering the gentleman was a foreigner, held up four fingers to denote the price. There was also a label marked 4d. on the car riage; and the gentleman got in, and upon alighting at Sloane..trect gave the defendant 6d., who immediately jumped up on the foot board, and, the sig n al being given, the horses were started otf. The gentle mm naturally asked for his change, when defendant laughed, and bawled out an imprecation on him and his change. The gentleman, however, turned out to be an Englishman, although only staying in town fur a few days, and followed the defendma, and got his number, and I although at considerable inconvenience, prolonged his stay 'in Loudon in order to prosecute the defendant for the benefit of the public. Defendant thought if he took the sixpence he must have put it in his pocket mistaking it for a Muria:any-piece, and denied the language imputed to him. Mr. Burrell said both cases were clearly proved, and fined him 10s. and costs on each. Mr. Hawkins deposited hie costs in the poor-boz. LA.MBETII. Mr. Norton was engaged for wine time in investigating the charges against several persons of " amusing" themselves on the preceding night by flinging paper parcels of dour, powder plaster of Paris, and road stuff into tho carriage% and at the persons returning from the Derby. The first person charged was in th:i n itarb of a mechanic and gave the name of Charles Tilt, Sergeant Alley, 1 L, deposed that on the preceding night he was on duty near the Kennington-gate, and as many as 200 or 300 gentlemen complained to hint of having been pelted with something which appeared to be Hour while waiting to puss and in pruning the turnpike-gate. lie (Alley) in consequence proceeded to the gate, and had not been there many minutes when he saw the prisoner throw a small paper parcel into a carriage. He, in consequence, instantly secured him, and on examining his pockets found a quantity of flour in them. The prisoner would not deny the fact of his having the sour about him, but said he was not aware that be was committing any serious offence in having an amusing huh. He was convicted in a penalty of 20s. or 14 days. The other persons charged were Wm. Lavender, Richard Catrke, George Adams, and Eduard Rad/and, and the case of the three former not differing in any important fact from that of Tilt, they were convicted in a similar penalty. The charge against ltudland differed from the others in this im portant degree, that the material ho was making use of for his amusement was powdered plaster of Paris, which, if it got into the eyes of the persons at whom it was thrown, might deprive them of sight, or at least do them some seri ous mischief, and the magistrate taking this circumstance into consideration convicted the prisoner in a penalty of 40a. or one month's imprisonment. LIVERPOOL, MAY 22. The talcs to-day were—Sugar: 20 hhds. Jamaica, at 375.; 150 tags low data*, aye. to Ma.; 100 Eap Mauritius, 395. ;95 hbda. Porto awe, 275. 611. 1041 s. Id. CoOse : A small lot of IA Gasps, i 6•. Wee 1,000 bags Bengal, all balls, 71. IL to 9s. ; 1,700 bogs :air ta gs. al. Saltpetre :50 bogs danaspd, Ills. to 21s. Od. Plan. Lego: NObYy Ila Gd. to 14s. COTTON.—Livattroot, MAY M.—The sales of cotton today are estimated at 4.000 Oslo% of whisk about SOO are taken for exprot, the 44 remainder to the Wei gm ludo& Sie• Pam. owl Iforsoboa, 81. to Bd. 100 Bob* gib 41111111 mil. to ded. The market eons heav i l y, and wawa with /Moyle rob% prime of W hinds an id. per lb. lower. WOOL.—BHADFORD. May 22.—Thero is no change dim oar last in any motet. That busloads dolor is fully equal to the supplies coming to mast, and grim are moody. DIANUFACTI:RES.—BiADFORD, May Yarns : We meet nerd yoking brae la this raert the sperm have a bid brier. W den is starer reseeet errs say reed, se wool is Ise see aIM bb mat fibs mos missit tot trees: Thin Is a Eels am lin by Ibe bins braus, aeF tbs _renew ewer la Ida darer Inds ems set es her r at VI ire as Weer sr Cerro re ad mere s d le abed Mrs Is Alper et esdri red laseeelly heir nese. the 6. sear ler Om Is try el sire se r e prelisibm. Item tie searefty rd Idpt leer et dr ewe erserl.opmedly ast likely to be Mania* mien a assilidly bare Ides see be reelltad. to Lest tae pre al Mew rd Kerr EMERY AND LACE TRADES. NoTrateitAX, WI e&—The wreeght. meltime. ad drepelt want lase w.A6-01617 het the Meld of Inde. we me le Moo shieest by the MR s aws fraerel lost tie e one de. I ✓wlptler g ar Omen ea=wo. alk n i r li tlwel worillies Ma wwwwelh 1t4 ,2, 7 mpr wit amber et bowie s i r ersehrr. 1 =ir e waoh Mews =opt the VINI li the of due am, beak: the Nig _elm isimed bret. wit hoe isush woo dmpleretila. Mr Mamie twold Wee be WIN VON It set ha th e weeddersit lwer are Iblehei eel betel ea the owtowa kese. fled the We are ass Wan dnereeeest et reweilmwhosis eine. News et as/ we tire pewee ththe elesherowe nue stews" lei $ V tile weidalsolser ist bitedwee raw winedetewee, es es te Mewl the teworattheeor sews bits eemstithet el& the memo" terwa, whieli bererwer ere etwilweir 1•Bre will be the Nth lime le pest nom ee hot WM OM erohelt the tourea =hwww is • vary taw lUI be sew* ad the lode fib. Ms estrum geed d the www hems mule the preiwalea et ihstrirs. owl Mit oohs beelevel arm arlelle. Me ells belliswet rode le la ream • pesprewiswaiNks. owl thy mg. is el peabebaty.emelems• the wsehlwr-lete Whew the Otatlnst hie see tweeeseed elm the Ere* sables from the revels le& Beam gime •Mt mie stem It iterlase. It hes theme mho& he ifeme•_ It bee la weft ellit oda 'Maw hebileast is ihe kesse_gurtuk ups. *IVY ellk. bet le MU he • grey ememetda Oft the awhia awl wet set lenthse ere Is warn • ireddihiemilithw. ese a rtes. so ot awn ow. Erb tem Ant eethm It beta _motel te Oer mil 1.1 • ta tile wwpsa n tte &het die woe th MOM thoesl le het le oh sew ilmthl hi IsMarzk e s r a lly Meuse Ilithlison well as be a Mr Ea* teem The weep lent ere ear um the Wwwewirow wedge the rewelm Ible la ere hag be a• Imolai suwaltheee.—/feere Awing. ... ~ CORN. Beret May 22.—The grain trade is very eras lan rosy; Whir said as the full Mom or Ma war. Om, Is. pee qr. higher. Bear mod Barry mite at dear. Meatier r kams :—tehest, 6d. to U. per MM. Darin tb.l I • pr qr. Dom, So Id. to ts. par babel Om les. to Ur BIZMINOXAM, MAT 22.—At the Ohmmeter mess wrier, rimer es reify, re err me et to Is. pm was sorbs& es TIMM awl • roar test ms ea rtelse. bet roll est Im ~NA e. rat lemsr sed 'M Iffery K OIL War. oim sera Mr emel lag Is trimmer; Bear re Irma were belk bold for M- Intim ars ssmsr. Doors re mem trek, the termisee la rim Me Me leros. st rarer orremmisas • sy Meted hush st IL; MM. Sae& I LEM% ree IS bet st Itastriters. The Mirth st Ws. asurirlralsvallt bobs Iwo Wm NON most bo dooslgliob am. inatene glade ballot rather than wink to cur present currency, ady galdl rim are report*. Beam ham chested hands to • klir Mink Aloft as mesh maw and pea are inquired toe. At Wambold= palligeby be eupply irom the farmers wog again AM, Mai MB OM holord the gem en all kinds er grain. At Eft data motet no mos at Irresod o n ly of Luiraih wheat, for "hie nem bi=enre abtabed. Nit the trade ruled dal, =Era aro Nay la. pot quarter di arer. Borlry la mils* olmeriptiena were km in request. thus vela **per qualm *atm; Ina visite WA rim** 3* 6d. per SUE*, *ftrogaL leer sti ff dm* at Si improvement of la. par quolin Olpinglib aro *II Om ; new, lb.; French, 14.111.1 3 E, MK; of* teldak bairn oely emptied to ash* /be totiowtog ore the precut gootaileoe : 14104 5Zee head la. 4d. to U.N. ; saw, lid.; eel, 1iL11b.1144 Me, is. b. b Is. 7d.; Dania, ted. Is. Id. bs.. ed.; white, Is. 41.• Pc** Odom, ft. 9d. tab. St; Danube, 4a. 4d. to 4.. M.; E4i r s. to IL 10d. fkatry, per imp. to 94a. Id. 29a. P M/ma* 01. to Ha. Id. au, Mesh, whits, ;r a iz. IN Id. to /b. tid• ; Rik *ark and whim, per SI Sl*, =a. te Od.; Irish (4911 a. to 411104.), /I la. Cd. to M.N. (271* to MO, Ita. ed. to II a. id.; Meek NM M. to It.. end. clean, English, aid, par iteba,l24.6d.to Ito id. ; amr, lie. Id. to 12a. 14. ; Irish, new ills. &I. to Ho Oa.; Egyptian, 61. ro Its. Od. ; Fres*, I la. 6d. to Ito Od. Peaa, boiliag, ptr =Oqr.,Us.; grinding, per 196105., I le. 6d. tolls. 611. m, per 1961bc. Ile. ed. to Ife. Pd. Flour, gagttalt, Rep. per ma* Idelba. od. to sta. ad. ; neounde, 17s. dd. to 211.. ed. BrMiror, May 22.—The demand to-day for Wheat was reedy, aid stamp there was a mod stiWy, the greeter part was osid at ramie* phew , Barley mum Qua, Beam and Peas meet a ready sale, NM the value of each Is Anal, upheld. White Wheat, MIL to la. lah; red, el. 10s. to W. Berley, Ca. to 265. Oats, 17e. to Its. Bras, SM. to tee. ram Me to tee. Balarot, Kay 22. —The market was moderately sup plied salt MOW wheat, far filiation was aCOMIllitiM2 Malawi at ahem the samissies of Ws waktple.Tar demewl Rr knees was ow acre% Bat In el /arch as sham of M. per Impsrld mom wee Them was as win domed kr harry, awl lest rook% prow IMO wdl supported. rots wore la Wass reemit. awl Owe wow Is kwair of the seller to the extent of Si.. Mae la. per haler Thom Thom wss shoo a fair =oust of Mammy dee la heeekhLif NNW WON an tarn dearer. Divuns, Xay 211.—We bad s small supply of Wheat, which roallart hot wore prior. awl a Mix ele.,ranos was made. More war we duaarl tar plain Ilsetoy, of which the supply asaihard.oal a therost woo tail* We, fa many instals-es at la air. alma& Of other gran tY 'apply was short, and prices ss Mt west. Wbsst, vidto, tha ; bet hid, 411. to 425.; middling, lea, Mk.; blidor. 275. to Ne. Barley, 2Ss. to 255. tkits, Its. to Ide. Byway Ns. to 34e. Pei% Ms. to J. per gr. Flour, am. per sink Sls. ts lice ; seconds, 275. to ills. GODALMIXO, May 21.—Thera was 60 alteration from last week la the raw of % beat at We market to-day, bat the trade was hr from brat. Wheat, rid, Ste. to 39a; whit., Sea to eta ; Inc, 44e. to Ca belay, ill. to See. reoe, 23r. to ate. Oats, lis. to La. lies" 28a. to Sta. M.41 . 11:18702111, May 22.—We had a large market to-day, sad the .apply Mall grate was very short. Nothing but prime fresh thrashed Wheat was nimbi* at piss of last day. Lent .om atm pt from (amen were particularly short, and owing to the present smarms, °Elbe growwg amps, prima were a shade higher for all SOM. MANNINOTBSE, May 22.—The supply of all hinds of grain was my abort to-Gay; priors of last week were telly sup. fib. NEwsonT, May 22.—We have this day a large supply or Wheat, and the tauten meting with extreme c.tutiun, late prices were barely supported. But Bale doing in barley. Gate, Beans, sad Par tally as dear. - - PLYMOUTH, May 22.—Prices of Wheat were unaltered at this morning's market. The supplies from France Ming fully equal to the large eonetunption, oar millers are able to supply thew wants Tifton paying as advance. Ysnuers' deliveries very mall. The weather has become fins and warm. ROYSTON May 21.—Wheat Is. clearer ; market firm Barley, Bow , and Feu fay u dear. Wheat, 2M. to 2m. per load Barley, lus. to 235. per qr. Oat., Ms. to 225. - • - UID/LIDOL, May 22.—Our trade for Wheat to-day is dank, and former priors are Ln tem inetacces realized, and many earn. plan are not sold. In syrup corn the value is maintained, mah but tiCL doing. WOkillefiXoN, May 21.—At this days market the show of pain was better than butt week, and, the demand being fully ade quate, a ready clearance was effected, at a slight rice on the prices of last week. Wheat, Inc Gd. to 19e. ed. Barley, 10s. bd. to I 1.. Cal. Oats, he. 6d. to ge. Flour, per stow, Is. &I. to is. Ind. liarleydovr, le. ad. Oatmeal, le. ed. Ityetlear, Is. Id. WATIRPOSI), May 21.—Since Saturday we have had a very fair ani, al of Indian Corn, with a moderate import of Wheat. Our market rules exceedingly firm for all articles In the trade, but we cannot note any enhancement m the value of any description of grain. Moor also without change. EDINBUILOH, May 21.—For the season we had an average supply of grain io the market to-day. Wheat was rather in aemand, and went up in price. Prom the number of Inferior parcels of But. lee, the average went back, but good p.treets s-14 wen, and nothing etimper. Oats and limns were to demand, and rote in price. Wheat, 114 s. id. to fis. Barley, SM. to Cis. Oats, 20,. Sd. to 24e. Bean % an. to 34a. CATTLE, &c.—LuicoLx fat stock market on Wednes• day last was well 'implied with both Scuts and Sheep. Beef, ss. Gd. to Gs. per Mose. Mutton, Sd. to 51d. fer lb. Nuwalti, May 2l.—We have had a tolerably good show 01 stock to-day, and a fair quantity of Mourns done, bar we cannot quote at any lusher prices than brat week, yet the market was firm. There were 310 Sheep, 115 Besets, and 117 Pigs penned. - - PLTEKIJOKUVGH.—At the fat stock market on Wednes day Beasta were scarce and, there being numerous buyers, such as were offered sold readily at full prices. There were about 4 00 Sheep, which realised a tin advance—u. some Imtpnees, from is. to :tr. per head more than last week. Pigs, So. per stone. _ . Itarronn.—At the fortnightly, fat stock market, held on Tuesday ,aat, there was a eery large show ol Sheep, mostly out of their wool; upwards of a thousand were pelmet), and must of them were sold at prices satisfactory to the farmer. The best Heim were malting from bd. to b;,d. per lb.; whilst ewes readily made bd. The show of fat Beasts wise somewhat limited, but the quality was rather superior, mid stony of them realised from bs. Gd. to Mt Yd. per stone. SALFOIID, May 21.—Beasts, 1,243; Slwep, 1,606; Calve', 171. Colt nrukr., Id. to Ng. • middling, 40. to 3d.; Cow, dd. to Sid.; Sheep, wetbers (heavy), Sid. to 3.1.; ewes, 4itl. to lid.; Calves, Sid. Very selling market—good cle.trance. • • - EDINBURGH, May 21.—The number of cattle was Gil, being 134 Wm On amount of the sales, buyers asking higher prime, Sake were also dull, and the top price of the best Beef was 6e. Vd. per Dutch stone ; current price, 65.; mooed day Inferior sorts, from es. SG. to sea. ed. At the elate ot the markt t • good clearance was effected. The supply of Sheep and Lambs this morning was small, there being 1,125, or 176 one than Hat week. gates were easily effected, and last week's prior. tosintainmi. Top prices of the beet Mutton, 61‘L per lb.; current, Id. • nudidnig and leerier, dd. to 3so. Lomb, top price, 226. ; current, 13/, and down to IS.. per heed. All PUBLIC SALES. MAT 22.—8 y Messrs. SELF and Sox, at Garraway's.— A free public house and wine vaults, called the Sussex Anna, Plurnstead-road, Woolwich, held for 40 years at 141. —9761. A free public house, called the King's Arms, in Field gate-street, Whitechaps.l, held f0r,40 Tears at 44)i.--655/. Mr. F. Mmudiun, at Guraway a—Leasehold cottage, 2, Albion-road-west, Dabdon, let for 2SI. per annum, held for 88 years at 41.-2551. Eleven houses, Underwood-street, Mile-end, let at rents amounting to 1681. 7s. per annum, held for 40 years at 461.- 255/. Messrs. KIUKMAN and ENOLERFALLT, at the Mart.— asehold premises, known as Middlesex-wharf, Maiden lauc, Islington, let for 21 years at 1501. per annum, held tar 07 years at 1001., subject to a land tax of a 41. Sd., sold under the bankruptcy of Stapleton and Thorn-8001. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FAIDAT, MAT 23, 1861. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Kam al flaw berm of Wind. Mats or Weather. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Wm. our cormpowlists the " ehl,plag (Duette " sad "Loyd'. Llst."j ILoseerown (Desiax); PLnermni...... i Banirrom Hamm' Sownwersoag Toutusea OPZENWICH a WIWI.* Canals's YARMATIM .... LT1K”...........” HOLTULLD !maxim. I Bur Burn:or B.W. S.W. W. S.& N.W. S.W. N.W. W. M. LW. M Pall, ar Cloud d y , Partially Cloudy Madam Nada* Coady Omuta Partially Coady Goody rriaditally Car OVIIVOIL Partially Coady Caparosat Owns of Wad. THU Strewth ot Mod. 9 N.E. Gentle Diem. DAY, Noon. Mt of the Weather. Overeat. I not reach this they therefore Enda, morning at The retarns from the following places saw in time for publication yeaterda indicate the state a( the weather on We nine o'clock. Geniis Breen* None Breams Gentle Brews Gentle Breen Gentle Bram Gentle Brom Wong Brune Gentle Brune Preen lirrom G.U.m Breen Hard Alan Strong Brent Oda Camay Overcast Oversaw Partially Climb Partially Cloudy Bala omeast Oversaw Showery Partially Cloudy Partially Closely overeat w. N.W. N.W. &W. W. N.W. N.W. W. N.W. r:w. Strong Brim* Pucksliv Qoudy Overcast TAW VALE RAlLWAY.—Yeaterday a special gene t.", meeting was held to consider the draft of a bill atititorising certain deviations in the extension of the Taw Vale Railway, and for other purposes. Mr. Saar land was in the chair and stated that the m ee ti ng was special to approve of ' deviations in the line, reduction of capital, and change of name.—The Solicitor to the company then read the heads of the bill, which included clauses affecting the South Western Railway, the original works completed, and the extension of works begun. Also, it was provided by other clauses, that the Taw Vale Com pany should be authorised to raise capital, that the name should be chanied to the "North Devon Railway and Dock Company." The resolution that the bill be prosecuted in parliament was then secosidell and carried, thanks were voted to the chairman, and the westing &Owned. [Advertisement,gtOLLOWAT'S PILLS • CERTAIN Coma roes IiZADACKNI. Ire se Asterees. ass Leas or ersarre—Tbass favalealis ma Is Ulm sr guess elan. donor tress wet or eie. resokfez bead% nelralot from Ivied,- Or em They am midges the =the elemsolh memeie a kodhc ...... semE s et soy logy SWANS. dense Ow Ilk sa i weassagaten titan lime en Weer* aim rer il =who war asimied esesalhalaeostbay aerate= I appolle, meek Imapallarz e wehe Emu or Wok Pao hl =l4=likom, " 214. m aniek sad at Gentle Breeze Calm Ontls Breen Gaels Deem On& Lassa Oale . _ Omikllness C,l!i .yslit Airs u — sTiiiii, ;es e Made Breese Coin. Grab Brame Owls Imo Oaille Nem Orth Sousa OielleDass• Oiede bun Ordellner a.rra.■.. Ordatiresse omm T CASUALTIES. Harriet, Gibbs, was wrecked near Berens, south ride of St. Domingo, previous to April 19.—Liverpool, March 22. Zenobia, from London, has arrived at Liverpool, with some damage to her hull, and with rigging, chainplatm, hack ' stays, mils, &c., carried away, having been in contact during the night with a ship, name unknown, the survey ors have ordered her into the Graving Lock. SEABORNE MAILS. (It eighties that the Realm are Sea fraia the Owed Post-efl9el p the taste—and M by the sontlat —dispatch:l Day when made up Preto what i ODUNTRIEL le General Pun- Port i WINN Oflos Laudon. deepatched. 1 sae. .--w— -- Amerlea(hylarlt.pechet N May 23 Liverpool 'May 27 kfternia(byUnited States pastel) N May 27 Liverpool Anssriokbyll.StatmokM June 4 =Wen Coast) ...N 14th of the month, Plymouth —Poo $ rts• N 19110k3Oth of mon.. Dover ' _May MI Belgium l4 Daily Dover Deny Brea II 9th of the mouth Southampton. June 12 Buenas Ayres II 9th et the month Southampton. June 12 Celiforala(via Chagres)ll 17th of the month S,uthataptoo. Arrivol Caper Good Hope 74 14th of the month Plymouth June a Constantinople • N 7thl7th27 thof meelDover t.ty 39 Central America ll 2ndir l 7thof month 'Southampton. June 5 Channel Isles N Moo., Wed.,l4Prld. southampton, Tu., b. 941 Chili ..M 17th of the month Southampton. An iced Prance 31 le N Nice daily Dover Grace N 7tll7th27thof mm ,lover llay 34 Hamburg N Tuesday it Friday !Loader: Holland 24 Moines. Si nava. :London. Trits.,nat llon.Tba Mender's % 17th of the mouth 'Southampton.' Arrived Ireland Mk N Twice dolly India (via Somitam L)111 20th of the month ISouthampton May 23 India (vie Marseilles) N 7thir.24thol mouth Dove June 2 Ilediteeransea(via Booth ' saptoci) M Alth of the month Southampton.' May 23 Ditto(via Mantilla) —IS lthittith of month Dover ~ ... 'June 2 Mexico U Nut of the month Southarnt:tee.. June 5 Madeira U 2th of the month Slouthamptun. June 12 1 7th,17th,1905.27th Malta• ' &33thof the mouth Dover May 24 N *ea' N sthlstb2Ahol mon Dover May 32 Papal States le 3thlSth2stltutmon Dover , May 22 Peninsula Peru Id 17th of the mouth Southampton:Arrived Tuscany. N sthlsth2sthohnon Dover 'May .3 West Indies 4l 17th a the month ISoutitampton.:Arrived West ladles (except IL. man% and Nassau) M 2nd of the month ISoothampincilune $ • The malts to those countries thus mashed (.) are conveyod by ..1 , .........t. ...... ...S at,. • The duns W tboie Prench packet rikt.!!tra ...Oil4 from C doe b every CALIFOMSI4—NaIbs to an oow deopatobsd sad rid the United *Moe al puke:. AAR 1 VHD. &Lemma-off Deal, May 21, from ifsaritiut ADILAIDII-off Deal, May 21, from Savannah AMERICAN 1:40L1-off Deal, May 21, from New York Stro-at Oramsead, May 22, from ,Honduran toursorao-at Gracelend, May 22, from .Mailg BtACI NTILIII,-off zka . May 1G Coaanorra-at Orav eomd, May 22, from Coposhagen Corer-at Oramsend, y 22, from Madeira CIAI4IIIt CCalklit -Dt Liverpool, May 22, from •ew Orleans Coomsa-at Gravesend, May 22, from Rica 1 Commute-at One send, May 21, from Port Philip DAINDT-at Gravesend, May 22, from Norway Diana-at Gravemed, May 22, from ~. .Memel 1 patrons-at Gravesend, May 22. from ........ Rio Fanner-at Liverpool, May 22, tram Vivaria I EMIL ACCICLAND-at Gravesend, May 22, from Ito•terdam Rum--at °rammed, May 22, from Bombay I Fasaum -at Gravesend, ;May 22, from Moats Video ERICRA-at Falmouth, May 21, from Odom" F. NienoLts-off Deo:, May 22, from. Shields Gaaosur -at Plymouth, May 21, from ........liavannah Goomaio -at Gravesend, May 22, from. Palermo GalorwaLL Rosioson-at Gravesend, May 22, from Wind Lannon-at Gravevend, May 22, from lialtie Hooora-at Gravesend, May 22, from Memel Hess-at Gravesend, May 22, from Barbadom HiaRT PLAIT-at OIDAISORIL May 22, from. Calcutta Meowing-at Gravesend, May 22, fr0m.................110bart Town Hansa-at Liverpool, May 22, from Saran Haarroansarso-at Portsmouth, May 21, from Loudon INDlaT110r•-at Queenstown, May 20, from Barbacirms fasos-at Limrpool, May 22, from Rio Grande lasso Lia BLrra-at Graveread, May 22, from. Cape UM' a our Isla-at Queenstown, May 20, from Pernambuiu LTaiDDRII-0( Portsmouth, May 21, from Port Philip Lorcuon-off Aldboro', May 21, from Memol Lintsra--utf Aldhond May 21, from Memel LaPIRTS-st Liverpool, .7422, from DL Claw MT May 22, LORD STA N LEY-at G from .........floaduras LADT Axe-at Gravesend. fly 22 i from Memel MIDDLaTOR-at Gravesend, May 1, from Splacy Maar lansic-at Gravesend, May 22, from Mauritius MTRTLI-at GIDIVRICDd, May 22, from Pt. Cbes Manama-at Gravesend, May 22, from ItAntaic MILLAID-at Llreryml, May 22, from Mary-at Livery y 22, from B. Ayres Maar IlAituourom-at Queenstown, May 20, from Mouluivin Mar Gle rarr-olf the Start, May 20, from Portland, U.S. Oasooo • At tiraveAend, May 21, from ....„........ Poor Mc -at Gravesend, May 22, from Savannah PILIIICSa. lILLIIRA -at Gravesend, May 21, from Ceylon Pluses Acamer-off Deal May 22, from . New York Racoon-of Deal, May 21, from Bahia Raciaser--atClueenetorm, May 20, from. Mauritius flemair-off Deal, May 21, from Carlo& DM ',DURUM-off Deal, May 22, from Sydney Sr. Micniu.s-at Liverpool, May 12, from. Catania Tamale .-at Gramend, May 22, from H. Town T. MID J. Came-at Gravesend, May 22, from Launceston TWINTT.DEVISTII or MAT-at Liverpool, May 22, from _ht. Clow Toravicas-of Deal, May 21, from Coed of Africa Viva-at Otaysscnd, May 22, from Sweden {rims:a-at Gravesend, May 22, from Banana WATIJUIXO , ..OIIDarthIOIIth 6 IIIII7 21, from...». Sydney im Li Waea-at verpool, y 22, from ..NOW Oftel,l W. A. Cowart-at Us.paol, May 22, from Mobile Yoraeno-at Gravesend, May 22, from Mamma 15AILED. Aserstamx-from Liverpool, May 22, to New York Mtn Mii.s-from Grareseed, May 22, to Port Philip MILLI/. Lora*-from Liverpool, May 22, to Wilms &NORMA le lilt -trom Liverpool, May 22, to Nantes Etasciu as -hem Liverpool, May 22, to New York BEZTUA -from Liverpool, May 22, to Viewfoundland Mutmorr-trom southarapton, May 21, to Madeira Caroms -from Liverpool, May 22, to Riga emma-from Liverpool, May 22, to ' Boston Own Porasal-from Gravesend, May 22, to Naples Da Ovv.aa- fro Gravesend, May 24 t 0.....,.. Baltic Dem. W. Berra-from Liverpool, May 22, to _. Boston Dsamo -frost Liverpool, May 22, to ........ Dinvi-trurn Liverpool, May 22, to Quebec EMILY-from Liverpool, May 24 ~to Ovita Vecchia Esinme-from Liverpool, •Moy 22, to . - Trate Eurrr -Dorn Liverpool, May 42, to. Konigsberg ELacree-from Gravesend, May 22, to Oftnada PLO6IIIII-from Liverpool, May 22, to New York GLINUMILMIII-41111 Liverpool, May 22, to. Calcutta GIPS ET- from Liverpool, May 22, t00... * St. Jolts* N.D. Ozerstm: -from Liverpool, May 21, t 0................ ...... .._...Trisite limoma-trese Gravesend, May 22, to ....... -Algae Day Demur -from Liverpool, May 22, to.. - ..... .......--Itote Joss WILIff -from Liverpool, May 22, ' to.. • Halifax Jana Dyer-Iran Liverpool, May 22, ...... .Newfoendland Jovir-va-from Liverpool, May 22, to .......... Valparaiso Limaroob-frose Liverpool, May 22, to New York MART Gummi-from Liverpool, May 22, t 0......... Briton Meer-Iron Liverpool, MIT 22, to Konigsberg )111111•A-from Liverpool, MA, 22, to ........... Kunigaberg Ntrn -from Liverpool, May 22, to ... ... ..... Bombay Gaetano-from Liverpool, May 22, to .Philadelphis KICIII•kS, Meat-from Liverpcm, May 22, to Sew York Rattiost-from Liverpool, May 22, to Marseilles ?WIMP -trots Liverpool, May 22, to Halifax Wave-how Liverpool, May 22, In Messina Wtorma Womet-from Liverpool , May 22, to Sew York VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Iron .tie, from Madras for London, out 80 days, April 17, lat. L4O N., Ice. 23 W. ; spoken again April 20, lat. 5.0 N., lon. 24.40 W. Chrtatobel (barque), from London for Port Phillip, out 33 days, April 14, lat. 2 N., lon. 23.15 W. Dominion, from London for New Zealand, May 16, lat. 48 N, lon. 13 W. Duke of Lancaster, for Calcutta, April 7, lat, 7, lon. 23. Eliza, Stewart, from Calcutta for London, March 25, lat. 19 S., lon. 2 W. Emanuel (English brit), Bouteher, from London for Mio de Janeiro, Marro 25, lat. 9 8., ion. 32 W. Portarshire. Tudor, from London for Bombay, Marsh 30, lat. 3 8., loss. 21 W. Jane Wm tie, from the Mauritius for London, lat. 3 8., lon. 17 W. Santiago, from London for Buenos Ayer, out 37 days, April 17, lat. 2 211 N., lon. 22.40 W. Vixen (barque), from Port Phillip fur London, March 4, lat. 37.23 8., lon. 181.40 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BISHOP.—Ha 21, at Alfted.place West, Tharloe-square, the wife of P. J. Bishop, EN., of a son. HAUT.—merit 29, at Oalocanmod, the wife of Capt. 8. V. W. Hatt, II kGrenadiers) B.N.L, of a son. HOLT. —May 20, at Crotas.piace, Sad India-rood, Mrs.l. Holt, of a or. HOOPEIL—Hay 19, at Enter, the wife of H. W. Hooper, Esq., of • son. 19, at Muter, the wile of J. E. C. Husband, Esq aaaa. .IA6SIIB.LMay 17, la the Haymarket, Hrs. D. hkeobr, of &daughter. ig.altitATT.—Say 91, at Desirter, thistle of W. Marratt, , Comer, of a daustwir. MAiLSILkLL.—May 16, at Edleburgh, the wife of Capt. D. Martha. of • eon. PEA adON.—May 20, at Hydoporhaquare, the wife of H. R. Pear. son, Esq., of a daughter. 11107/Peta4.—May 18, the wife of Mr. C. Thosigoos, of the Edge sererced, of • daughter. WELLDON.—May 18, at Tun Weldon. of a eon. bridge, Kent. 1118 wits of tall". Dr. MARRIAGES. HOLDEN—TALBOT.—Hy le, at Preston Patrick. Mr. R. Holden. of Liverpool, to Jane, Mast daughter of W. Talbot, Pp., of Lane Home, mar Burton. JONE 3 —HOLT.—May 20, at Enfield Church, by the Rey. B. Holt, X.A., C. H. .7=dilib.M., PAX, to Lo daughter of E. Y. Holt, Led, of formerly of Ormitham, imbue. TAYLOK—BiLtIPE.— y 20, at Stoke Newington, by the Rev. A. W. Taylor, Rector, T. Taylor, Em., of Albion-road, to Luna Maly. w rAMilmghter at the late 1. R Malta, Esq.. of Plnchley. VACHEN.—Jan. 4, at Rio Onside& BM, by H.&11. CliVara;r Morgan, Jun. T. B. Whim Req., Rio Grande,. to Li . Rainy mood daughti Los r of the late Yr. 11.0 a, of Algburtll, near verpool BAILLIL—Way 20, at Ilialren. DEATHS. arove„ Middles's. illehard mead pea of O. BaOne, Esq., sod 11. BkIDGYAN.—IIay 19, at Itaaspte, Kate Elea, Neat daughter or the iter. A. A. liftman, of Warnagtoo. EADEL—May fe. at Ilarrabarter.equare, NW Catharine Marietta Fade SO. lIONTAs, att GU.—ltay 11, at Olotaister.road, flphopath-gariaes, Mosta z Eq. PALER.—May 17, the Ilex. J. Palmer, Ist* Bazar of Peldcat, Sam seed 77. /1,1727.—11ay to. at afaviaaasor Chiswick, llamas Beaty, mad 74. 1111:EPLMARD.-4 .4 20, at Ormarrwall, Bephik wile of S. H. rd, Seq. llPAlla.—ltsy 10, Haektla" sear Bladed* amt. 6.llpala, Nat, agai Printed and redbird by Wlurea Sur Haus. d lifo. Inert& skeet. in dr QV et lorkia Priatom et the Me% dr Limbic& MN. la re mit* IMlNllloh—ftwas IML irr I ii:w. w. Coalleas Overcast Overcast Overcoat Onrcoat Ovarcost Overton Overate Overcoat Overcast