The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-29 00:00:00

I imizsrarNmENT OF THE !ODOM AT TIE MANSION-HO USE. Yesterday evening the Right Ron. the Lord Mayer netertaised her Majesty's Judges at the Musicia-koses. •large eampany, worth thistly included month= of tbe mem= law sad equity bars, was Milted to .It their iardahipa. The LOAD 111•YOZ, bating OM the health of the "Mom," "Petals Albert,' the "Army and Navy," will , =Rh he pep= the au= et Gess= Knollyt and OW- MudiageJslgo., , proposed the Health of the Comma La w wrb w t ch he c mpled the tame of the Lord Chief Justice, Lord ComphelL No close of =sou mood Is the estimation of the people of Eastland then the Thoy were desitsgulehod for their lurnieg, their indietiewlence, toed their imputisli.e, and .t is peeicd in the Inatory of tho coast,' wort thou qualities bettor re stated than is the preset judges of the 011111•011 law of Magian& (Heart la proot of that he need only refer to ihersmarkabl• tr al at abioh the Lord Cilef Justices of the Meeea's Bitch meetly presided, assisted by two ether judges. That uss • mid of eistroordiaary least k and of grist ernitement. There probably was a trial where Le stadium had bras of a mixed and of so high a cha. eater, aid proud he was to say (and hi was sere he spoke the sectimente f the entity emiatre) chat, pea any keen occasion had 'rotator laming, palliate, and impar. tiabty been diipayed, sad never bad pistice been sore fa natic:only adoienstoned than oat that trial over which the =rued Chief Jos.= presided. (Hear, bear.) It was a =sinner sad a great satisfaction to him to see those Judges at hie table, and ho felt groat plume is Fro gman their boalths. Lord CAMPIIRLL mad that, in the name of his =okra Ihe jades/ of the Common Law Courts, se well u ia his own, I. =tied to return his warm thinks Ur the h.:nour whSti sad been coeferred ow them by the toast just Fitts, and for the manner in which it bad beak vomited. the sett petard which that judges aukl reeinve ler Ute ports =arc* et their ansious dodos was the fine= of them follow title= sad that, he hoped, might 'salt of. (Hear, hut.) The Lord Mayor,. =red to • recent trial over which be presided, satiated by two of his limed brethren. He would only may that he Inishvound to pert.= his ditty with impartiality, bet he waster* that if it had fallen to the let of any of hi. brethren le preside at that trial, he would hauporformed that duty medt aqui impartiality aid esteem. Indeed it wit imly by es essiottst that the youngest of his broth:en—Mr. Baru Meseawell—had sot to discharge that duty at the Stafford silitesmises. And he had so &tin that if the trial had bees eindluted wader that I d jsdge, he weld have equally dieurved the thanks sad good opts= of the pad* The judges of the land always rejniced la the oppousalty of olaolaa is the splendid hospitality of the Mesiderfr bees* ; and he trusted that for many gourodou, human lir wor• of Ludo* might ho noteptible If refeuseseles, the jaips of Ragland would partake of the hospitality of the iris house. (Hear.) The Lotus MAYOR next proposed The Health of the Lofty Judges," with which he =muted the same of Led Jest= Turner. Lied Jest= Tonna' havieg notarised thank., The LORD MAYOR MN and said that he ripened the obessee on the present occasion of Mr. Dallas, the Americas misister. Mr. Dallas was to have has preen; ba t = Pelmet badmen to Peet with Lord Clartadtel, bo wrr sad peavantet from Wag mast Mr. Dallas was drosadod frees the 'saheb stock which gave Lord Chief lutes Dallas to the beach of this =Retry, and therefore be wet= nos: scpropriately appear at an estertalainont Orin to the jedges of Ilogland. (Hear.) He would obey floa he hoped nothing would west to disturb the pease am/ loonsoay whisk merit to prevail between two kindred eleilese, united by so may seasmo• ties as were Eagle= MI as pelted S‘stes (Hear) He was happy to as, that Rea. Debit and Mr D.lla, jan., wort prime, sad is gityYse the =at of the Amore= minister he bogged to unite with it too emu of Mr. Defies, jun. (Hoer.) Mr. Dattaa, lan , returned ameba, sad said that he knew Mr. Dallas regret= very mush that he meld not Dalai that our ing. He was kept away by as imperative duty, said he could only say that, on his behalf, he steep= =el Meanly the eteeplissest whisk bad bees offered to Chief Jostle* Jeans the proposed " TM Health of der Lord Idsyor." The LOMID NATO/ ICktOvritaged the tout, sad proposed " The Health of tell en =MOD Law Bar. NW rosined Osaka. Me Baron PoLhoss prepaid she boalth of the Lady Major's& The LORD Mayor retersed Osaka, sad proposed the asset el the " Hesse of Camseas," which wee seesaw- Islttby Mr. ?fort, M.P. es iompsay thee broke op. NORTHERN MAIN DRAINAGE SCHEME OF THE METROPOLIS. At the last wieldy sheeting of the Yetropoiltae of Worts. Mr. TR warrea, the president. la the • Mr. Smartie, the eggismer he the Dread, pro . his ethers for the aria emerge el the sr , es the Borth aide of the litanies, in se eishaesaa • grithe resdieg of wideb cresprod upwards of as bow. , g latolvse the crocadoe of a elgoetis series el plebe , . at ea intimated aggregate express of thwarts of , The entire area from whisk It is proposed to , the sewer from flewles Igo the M Thames r at ,r. • =seemprisos shoot MI rare, sad to drain this artist be coaterap the restriction of four ' ' Math the et Ithireeptiag MwMS. S will hams the effect •113•ththiliathe ilts whale late Ire separate &Mare area 'ithee, the neither high level, awl elm middle level arros, • deem villa the sewage would hi rigged by gravitates - te a r weer at Harkin Creek ; the Mw level area from He swage would be pampel fro the high Meal ' Ilthilth, armee le the throe seesaYMip eared ; sad the ' wester eels, five which two alterative rept sitioas will be laid bduus the board for its soketite. Tee airtime bilk Meet sewer, se prepaid, orriesees by a Jordan with the nut sewers lie sees of Harp oteed-bill, ad reeve& is a entthismes the writ it nears the river Las, this\ It erase by as equitheet, rid where it • provided with as review for the discharge of its storm entire Me that river. The main iaterserin g emir kw the motile level arr commuter la the Harrow reed, at Kama rase, and pares leader the Paddington Carl sad Great Welton Railway, sad aka' Oallero-strest until it ✓ashes the Fleet, whittle it lateness. It there treeeriee Chnkeewell, sad goes fie, prolog eventeelly below the Sect sod West ladle Dock Railway, sew 8;r Gawp Delimit's Camel, at wait h p 'fat • births will be astir with tho aciathere high keel sewer, with which it will be herded oror the river Les, sear 0.4 Ford, at orb sa @leve ller el to *sable it to ha otetiauod eastward to NAM, Crash, sad there to discliuge lota the Thames at high wets,. le Its Cowrie it rewires two breams, projected with a view se intercept as meek of the NIMBI bi railer by gravitatlea—the fire sommessiarr at Cerro-litreei. Piesadiry, and prosiest Illelllailitiaa at Rises-road, Gray's laa-laas • the mead begins's( at Coserersitheuvet, Whiteclaipol, sad lonely Orrin with the main line le Ones. street. With rimer to the low Wel area, two after maths rep latices for dribs, with its sewage are sub- Witted, the one treating it r a separate district, tin other salting it with the imam dilutes, for the propose el re writs' tin 'sore of both districts by a simile churl to thiskieg Crook.. There will be a parries reties oa the earths side et the river Lea, err a pier riled the Abbey kilia, where the *swage will be lifted to the loyal of the high level towers. As the ultimata objets of a others of latereoptiro is the purification of the Terre, lie. Basal meth is of oral.. that that sire 04.1101 be &valued mutt Si ethanol of the river is duped, sad its and basks ereerd by the coastniletien el a proper rebuilt mart in erjesetion with the earn of latorcep tics; sad, walls ha Shiite ?lame awl ultimata ter a tow heel sewer—poessalwi ekes the &read. • lletewenet. sad aeaowards.-ledepsealast of ea sia lisbusei of the Thum% he alilee Moe a imp snort of • WI anti aortal may le amid Sy klesstieg, the low level • sow le assiumetise with as mtherfireet skew dr north die of Os Thames, end that 1111. eareillis of bah Sr.. , yobs le enhatial to the fall alleimill if Übe Oise to. OA The slassauss Wailed mire aspississe et op- CiMiltion Sr bimpL lb sift Sat the ads ellimairs eseseelosell Is as swisollea el Ills mien eats age GM ohs gnarl sweat of beiniallum to the putts walla wade woos ie tee inerlnsliss of the low keel sewer along the @woad, Plietemeth sad towards the ant; sad this route *evolves the aseesoity for mac einesieg sad relletilag the diremicen of all the brush sewer, or the rote ode of the liar. Fa the western &streets two alterecive schemes ore reposed, iamelvicg a ifitheres is Cost of treads of 268.0001.--ese, upon the seer finial, of ressory, the es•ablishmeet sad moiste ners of works for peritying its moire Ilitite. sad thee theitorgian them let, the Thames, "Pahl' the limits of the district itself; the other kr raveling the sewage to thiskiag c ..k. Aire, it Is rupees& to orostrest an from severed rope dust, similar la appearassee sad coestrection to a tabular bridge, and about a ails sad sheltie birth, thr.4gb which she sewage from tin high sad middle ism revels will b. warped OM Ike river Lea, sod onwards to Its destination. • vele rvoir as sire east-mlllrod at Barking creek, °spittle .1 sesislaias 7,000,000 eabio feet, seclusive of tk• sewage trine the worm &ain't, or i 3000,000 eeb;o fest Um:iodise It. The estimated rot of the atwitter high level never is 170.5001 ; the middle level sewer sea breeches, 214,2001 • the lee level errs?, exclusi v e o f the sewage frth Ibis werowe district, 263,8001. ; winters district, 78,2051 ; meth eolith sower to Bakis,, reserVoir, sod lio.d, 424,80014 Sewage 1.0111. 90.0004 ; engine beams, ovu*,le peat" AM, 112 000 e; rookie, a tote! of 1,303 600 e; or, if 55,11 W, be added—the additiosal Wet of coatiyiest lb. sewage from the waters diarist to Berkiag—the tout sort • with, whet* of the works reeraniescled is smarted at • 1,111,11001 • O. the section at Mr. C as th e coat drostioe of waft forialslit. OM MINI el db• reamer by the boar d w dud for Wed. ACClDZllV.—Yeatarday aa a lady aeccaapapiad by a= itty Iwo mono owl woo adoring iirl•-osik by Ws MosSio-wok lb@ *I Lao, Choototetli Immo part s*• mat yowl. owl Ilmo ow koothot dove, Um shish pottolas crow Iwo dwell wed lotorlatt hos wow. Sioo woo ca .. 7.4 to ge, chorgeo awyetal, wows lITIN7 IMIIIMMINII WY void to tow, sad wo ors slag to add that the Witty sow Weed sit hood to be mum', Nth's. DUBLIN, JILT Ili. TAB TIPPERARY BANE. Mina Mnephy gave J edomsat yesterday la the ease of &anther Maas of shareholden claiming exemptioa from ' liability is tee iindiag-up rf the Tipperary Bask, gamely, of those wto, Melt, told thane, had traashrred then to ethos. +Ulna then yean preceding the Wan of the hank. He eald be had no doubt that those wen should rennet is the Mt of netribetonse, althaegh it would be his duty to adjust androids what ni g ht be embed the printery sod secondary liabilities. He oconsived that it was not the la nolin' of the legislature to anolve persons who bad trans ferred, within three Team sheolutaly from liability to the oompeay, is.. though, as between *banishes sod the era *maing shareholders, ey might by impress deelsretins he menet frees matribeniag. He belhveil that there meld be serious diteulles in the woy of creditors ratoveriog by law sedan penlight? contributories. Tbe Mesta thee said that ha Mt for may Perms obliged to Nuke • cell of 401 a share. Om neer" wee that it would prevent creditors, who ware in Met oath abiding the result of the prone nitric., from befog island by other croditon who had not adopted that sown, Mt sought to recover the anoint of their alaims by_ jedinants. For the moven, of the call judgments mule, if annseary, be oh mined foe Om Minh of the shenholders Funnily ; bat he was resolved that the unmet care should be used, in order to primate ths slightest oppreeeion ee hardship upon the parties liable. There was a power of mitering Into freak arraegrenoste, or of entertaiung fair propontioas for re Meng the call in pens; and he wee detationied, •hile see lag Justin dons to the creditor', to guard against undo. prisms, end to panne a maderate mane. Comma umpired whether toe Master intended the call to hold good against unties whose cons us and,, lipped ? Master Murphy sail he was cooly sow piviag notice of the call, and peobly cn that day fortnight, or on aunt Moaday week, lis would entartais the queen a referred to. Is the Courts tflischequer and Common Pleas niter day, orders were made, oe the application of creditors of the Tipperary Bank, to substitute Ms sane of the offload manager for that of Kr. Keened', the publie officer of the bank, M actions concussed for the recovery of their respec tive labia; and the judges stated that as they believed the grinding ap sot was chiefly applicable to the COW of shire fielders as slams tbennlves. they wen prepared to give creditors every facility whisk courts of law maid afford. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, WIDNZSDAT Nzoms. The W. 8. Lindsey has arrived with the head gausses:of the 4th Dropout. TM Clyde aiso with *a Array Works Corp. Me Windsor has arrived from New South Wales, with the 9th itagiseet. ADJIMALTY, MAT 28.—APPOINTMENT8.—Lleuta mats T. Bentut to the Tartar, 20, screw swam oorratte, of 260 J. bows power, at 81t, enter ; I. W. Judea (1862), aid B. lime Caspar to Me Fundy, 4, paddle-wheal Mess vessel, of 220 p at Woolwich. Master (i. Saa ower, b (1866) to tom Finer. Caaphin Bev. H. Alattatcla, B.A. (1854), to the Corm, 91. wow Mem ship, of 400 bona power, a. Portsmouth. Need holtuolaws W. H. Plow to the Forth, 12, mew mama iidp. gi IN Items pawn, at D.• ; sad T. B. Jetsam in t s Inantes, 12, mew aortas 114, of 200 hems Pe am d lhaannese. semi.Onegann O. Epson le the Cormorant, 4, mew steam gum. Fir leastaW•Amblands 8. G. Chows and B. B. D ow n s( t o Me *. liktablenns• 0. A. Brand to tte Mk, 12, sloop, at Clothes& Mil W. Brahma to the Magiciaasit, 18, Puddle wheel Won Iltbehi L of 400 bone power, at Dosoawt. Weed Chins F. Bositamout mad H. Barr to tho Mani- Mesas. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 2 25. kiloWitg weir lino-of-bsttbe ships lave jut bees ordered to prepare for is. immediately, Icor the wa velike", we tesdentaad, of troops from the Crimea to E. glutei : 91, Captain Codriaites; Cesar, 91, Carats Rebdry 80. Captain Hope; and 80, Caine& Aug, t la wettable tbat other brew Wen' will be ease am; Ober ea the same arrased. Times "hips ad mei 1.000 nes sash. The fearedbi beep (mmalry) have disembarked to-day in the desiimed trim the °Hamm add Sisals, "team trans ports. wham 8111.61 at 130:head ham already been reperted : let Royal Dragefte-17 °Meerut 411 men, and 241 bones. r t Lis admirable sedition, both -a rewards wit asl hems. They premed to Alderebott, being ba letal in this senelehmerhood fee the aisle, and leave"' to morrow. Sib Dragoon Guards (Canibissera)-13 offloon, 295 men, sad 32 bone" These lave proceeded by bats to Cuter ,to job the depot there. The horse me bandy simmers ts the Where, the regimental hones haves, bow to the Sassiskilles breve:me at Salable's. Smeller drafts of the 12th Leasers, 3rl braided', ssd ether rewiadeate, haveelee diamabarkad. The 6th Deegan Ouse% emlliortsi 6ofaeem,lBo yen emd 180 hones, mei es haft the bola, whist will esavey them at daylight 1•4•111/*W. to Leith, to jets the depot The emel of the eamsbryheesibt by them two .hip is merle 1,100 saws aid ewe, mit about 620 home, wsth stores, camp egsipoge, Re. CHATHAM, MAT 28. Carmel Jaime Church, of the Royal Eagineeva, Bromptoe, preeeeded yesterday to Landon, fee the peepote of &steadies the amens, of the Royal Geographic.' Society, wham he wen preseeted with a hamisosee silver ehronameterawaieb by that society, so sa aeknowledgmeat of hie imams' readered W Wen*. during the expeditioa into Central Jiffies, bat sr re particularly for hie memoir logical observation sad ceicalatioes, sad the great weir team be rendered to Dr. Vogel. The watch wee promoted to Corporal Church by Admiral Botchy, sad bore the fol beds, inecriptios Presested by tee Rays' Giregrephi eal Society to Corporal Chetah, of the Royal Seppen sad Risers, for h e meritorious sad intelligent services in the Costes' Affiese Esoecition of 166344 " 81r J. F. March ßarge's% G.C.R. R.Z., returned thaaka log Corporal Pain Itharar.—Nsiles Is aim la Tanday's amok to Jos A sal as aimbobel ewe ONIW ii w i her ma bee Ilebeepie dip . wax tbereee. li a e ea beat mei WPM be diewo blew plunk ben s is Sporabee 11. lele i re ileis wed MLsiliblestel le that dip lig So Out et Moditsbp. be Mai a salsitjobt swift do dbeelbesiso Awed =ism ebe it*, p• f Ai% sallos *a I. leassaissa. battpki. oboe Po Still be serelN wry Telehey eel PM. Ise 1 the mei Om mils. ROYAL BOTANICAL GARDENS. A population of two million' find • hall an die pees ern easily of soy amount of exeltenent. So, in spite of the vocalist la Palmer'. case, the rush to the "Derby," sad the desire to see the preparation for the illeminaticom the ponds of the Botanisal Society were weeded inter. day. We =heed a few bectelon, who were absent measly bonne .d=eal Leaden could sot bruin enough Hansom for the ninnies of the Derby sad the IMP! show ; aevertheless, we had at the exhibitioa of flowers yee terday sa sisemblage by se Ileum deaden either la reek sr la amain. TIM rain same down is a deluge, and the 'nod booth wow therefore the mare olowded• Never was It better filled with *nem The aisles. pound down Muse= of esker sod light is the spectator. The rows vinisated wortlelly their Mk to be idled the English lower per ISOIXOSCO. Heaths, bydreagess, rhodo dendrons. end ether Soirees with seproonsassable ..an, bewilder thee 10ck.,-as with their gingen. hones. A foreigner brought fir the first time is preens* en nun vegetable beauty, sad so sank bane' lovelies= sod ear annum, would at eon done that the "Sower .how" amongst las rims to the dignity of on "Institatin." Centimes thosnads are exploded la the produetken of all that redeem of vent sties whisk the al= of Leaden cried to en. The roes wen the grand feature in yesterday's show. They did eat, It h true, espy so much epees se the kennel azaleas; but their exquisite beauty sod peahens compensated for the deileieury la enaber. We have before one a display ea regal both in colour sod fal -1 nes of development as the show of row yesterday. Thu '.miens, of course, were mervelleuely beautiful, sod excited feelings= envy sad despedr anon= snow oolti eaters of that most delicate of planes. The show of peter day, In oddities to the noel attraction, boasted of several sew Sowers. Then was the RbodedesdronDalhoesinem, a rich deed- pant of • well.kao ern Lira. A maw, or at Mama novel °rabid with a own, in whisk "odeategleo. sem " figured as the Arse half, gave ries to nub exeitenent assert the selestalls floriculturin. Perhaps there has never bon .thew widen =unlit forward le naay novelties. There was a oaring hybrid azalea, wheele pave ocession to an lateen anent of speculation amoeba amateurs. Earybia Alpisa, a clean pretty hardy evergreen, from New Zeeland, ended sash =tonics. Various =ebbs were equally at. trusties to the seisatille Up so a late bear, la spite of the beleamen efthe greedier, clumps deposited at the Rate asenbews of intebitore, who, utte my deflect of mad, welled neelnely strugh the grenade to obtain a sight of the floral tneseres geopeed for their view. The p r i x elp e l prises were gened bp lin following cultivators : —Venn May sod llyi.va wee the ern eald medal ; lit mrs. Dodds sad Woolley had the large geld medal ; sad to Muse. Banos, Can, Lane, sad Oren, were awarded " median gold nolab." Ticcirror-La•vz Convicre.—Yeeterdsy u return ordered by tM Hoses of Lvrds wee yriabd, *like somas, Mearred for lb. seareyer es of tboos mullets whew tickets of loess kayo Wm revoked to Dertremr sad ether priqses Mau tbe art absielley teeEsportatfos so far sr relates to the see'repolitaa yobs,. The total molest ts se leas this &M. lb. ~, !~ { ~ ,THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, BPORIING. . EPSOM RUMINATIONS. TO TIM MOTTOS OV TEI ZILMIBIL -- Bn,—The Derby bag passed, aad all people Bow have to do bee weeder how they meld have been soda ea art to ewe that Marlton, the here of the day, bad bees "roped " by the eta►le for the wpm of so ne their Reaoy. I mod sot say that hle appeasers was porfoodea, as woe oleo that of Ceamoble, Artillery, PateelidAn, Womb worth, ea. The deep•holding grated, however, alarmed mot a few ed the trainers, and to that alone I attribute the defeat of Caw/Able. Is their praimiary canter, Artillery was g ily admired, sad many boek•makera who were bed egoista hill rushed to get ms his, which brought his up to a short price in some quartets. Eakin sore Gould have been done with his t►an wee done, and it mast have woefully disappointed his owner to am his break down a be did when palling doable, and he will sot be lewd Sava for some time to tome. His jockey got him a gnt•nete position, and in the false start which took plate he had two or three Sofas the beet of it; he was likewise well in front when they win of in eerseal but his fate was an ignominious one, and I do not know bat that be would have Listen the veinier had he set met with each a misfortune se he did, as everything seemed to labour dreadfully from the Stand, and there sea be so question that Ernesto° it a thorough racehorse, for he straggled gamely, sod Sealy won sismay—enee say by hell a Sega, but to se it seemed a good lark. Yellow leek showed himself la his old position—woad, which be obtained from downright saunas, sad his ability to get over the stiE ground. There Was as cm gilt omens that the sew of Ellington being baked a freely was a trial with Manganese on Friday lest; but I must ay that if it IMO trail it was kept very quiet beforehand. The teats were generally out is their estimate of the ram, although bookmaker are anything bat large leasers, hails laid ageism the horse daring the water mouths to mealy all their books. Tho defeat of Connor with such ew for tits Biwa Cup (whisk wee aa ozoitiag struggle intim, Typoo sad &MOS boa) canoed Kalipyp to he soratahad for the Oaks, sad the Deaebary stab/e sow pia their faith solely to Minstrels. Bat Yellow Jades muting ceased Mamie to be is parti cular request, sad she west ran la the frost. The weather was eery Au surly all the scram and I sever saw so may people at Epsom before; bit Met pm Miss to the rase for the Epsom Cap, we were threstmed Lry a slight shower, sad the moment the horses bad pared the poet, people were scattered far and near by a went* Mom of rain, wish thunder and lightabst, whit* ontlased, with scarcely up iatennission, until nearly Ms o'clock. Um brills' were fa put requisitions, and I au man* com p ere the myriads of paraehates that Used Use source daring the last rue to aaythisi I have ems before 'Mussed. I bad almost !mistrals to mention that trebled a visitor is ile august mem of Prince Albert, who was amompanied by the Priam of Prude, sad I should say that the latter will ■ot forget Spoon roue is a shower of rain for sew Wu to some. I kave litdoto mask erlth regard to fetus erect& I sea slay say that Commence leek; well for the Two Year Old Stakes touenow, having woo the Woodute Stakes yesterday easily. /tokenism Ls saved for tills stake, end Bleck Toomey is well fueled by his clever oyster, es is aloe ' Banner Hum. COll/106116, however, is decidedly the best two year old oat, sad if he sea wia with his 61k, Penalty will be introduced at a abort pries hate the Darby bettiag of 1867. Friday's ruse I shall loan till to -morrow. Wednesday sight. METEOR. LY 29. 18156. Lab, bittllignue. COURT OF QUERN i B BRNCH.--MAy 28. The rout reseeded with cuu fa the crown paper, bet none of them presented any feature of penal feterest. Timm was a very meaty minden', of membm of the bar, sad during the vitae day the mart was almost deserted by the palls. Tb. jadgas precast wore Lord Campbell. and Autism Coleridge, Ede, and Crompton. 11111131011 AT MR PAM AT AVISAIIALL-11170112 MT= wrowntan YID 0011010111 MINIM OP PROMtil OP ----- Mr. Home appeared to the plastid . ; sad Mr.M.Namare for the defoudaot. Tale wee an nation to r.imer sompeesation is damages for a finish of promise cf surisge. Toe defendant pleaded that he did sot promise as alleged. It appeared that the plaintiff was a yeaag man in a humble condition of life, sad la May lam she entered the defesdatit's urn. plomost, who wee a Kase mamas:tarsi at Bethoel-green. He wan borne neat attaehed to her, and according to her teatimes, and that of her mother and other withstood', he repeatedly losissol his falsettos to merry her. In illy she ' weal fa reside M his house to take are of his children, be twig $ widower, sad he took advactage of hie position and ellemed her anis. Been after she became pregnant he re peated Ms gessaise to many her, bat about Christmas hit manioll swathes perm, gad when the plaintiff was watilaed refuel Milos bee nay swisteace. Mr. ill'Nemare addressed the jury for the defence. The learned Jodie having seminar! up, The jury retuned a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 25!. COURT OF EXCHRQURR.—MAT 28. ICITONII m 1M103,--1100011 on, was cm 1•1011 sea 14120)11 rum Aso H.awaa.. The wart took she special paper to-day. LOWN IP. LAND= AND VIM—ALUM= 333AC3 OP 00•11MAXT. This ease oame beforethecooTtupon a demurrer to a plea to • declaration, in which the plaintiff sought to recover 601. from the defendants for • hereon of covenant in a deed, whereby the wife of the defendant tad to the plaintiff, to whom she had sold a certain public-house, sot to "take, hoop, be interested cr coacerood is" any public ' house within the distaste of ens nib, of that poretmed of her by the pialatif. TM alleged breech was that Mn. Lander bad, within limeelpaleted tine, baring married Mr. Lauder, who kept a plablierhoune not far distant from that of the plaintiff and within& mile, taken op kir residence there and acted in the aasaal of barmaid, sad seusequeatly I had become iseerwOul /Male. Tint pies demurred to al- Mind that Mts. Isanftwas may istsweted in the public home of her hwilum his wife, became elmilme. ffemilet his diteetices, to which she, as Mr. Pnnatiee assessied. oa the part of the plaintiff, that thefemabtktdnisatwspoltyof an infringement of the m at IMS% awl Mat thoglea was a bad pies, and so answer the _ met, without caning ea the other side, said they mealiseed that the plea wen pod and a valid mower to the declaration. The nevem' la the deed had not provided that the vendee. In the event of her rnanylog, should not carry.. Ma Wears of a publican within the prescribed disunite, sad tte interest which Mrs. Lender to* in the basin= of her haelmad was no infringement of the covenant, as It was by no imam a direct karat Judgment for the defendants. THE RACES. Tam Irsox Tows PLATS (Handicap) of 60 sort., for all laps ; widen of any ram (matches szeoptad) after the weights were published, 6lb extra. Chns NW& Yr. 114•Morlosk, by wertherta. f Ira 71b 4111444%) Ciikere VII 4 • yrk IstNoy 4lb , Ultb (D. CArtCbriotle% ..... T. II llowis. also ran :--Oaaas yrl. kesper, Alma, Taster. sods by Clumsy. Belt*: 7to 4 spat Tester, to 1 omit apt Wostber. cock sad Vulva. Won by • nook; • lug& said a half bettress the mooed and third. Gsaskseper was a had fourth. _Trster filth. Tzs Dawn Ilmina of $0 sow. awls, k It, for thaw molds ; oohs, 0.1 7ta ; Chao, fat 21b. The wooed to re a(,* 100.0,,. out of the stokes. Oss was and a half. New Cams (21$ subs.) Abated Bravura =este; by The Pty Daldwas• (diesel I Ulm Jag. litheatablart lard J. awn% Casaaldn by Werreree Sherwood 3 Lard Derby% Peoweetta. by Orlando Ins/ass The following also ran :—Coroner, Pap Mires, F 1 _1• 3 3- Night, Worederfaa Loomis/tom. Aleppo, Wash wor', Bird-In-Rand, Vsadorawliz, Forbidden Fruit, Peak, Nitwiattom,Ths Prises, Mr. Verdsat Gress, Cots wold, Artillery, hankies, Rogertbarps, Pretty Boy, Dramatist. -- Beetta;gat Wartime : 3 to 1 opt Fossolotto (taken freely), 7 to 2 opt Wentworth, 11 to 2 opt Cannabis, 8 to 1 opt Artillery. 12 to 1 opt Fly , by-N ,glr, 12 to 1 apt Yowler =alio, 14 to I opt Yellow lank, 20 to 1 opt Ellington, 26 to 1 apt Bird in-Hood, 30 to 1 opt Peek, 40 to 1 apt Boy Mhos, 40 to 1 opt Newington, 40 to 1 opt Mr. Vier dont Green. 60 to I opt Aottologue, 1,000 to 10 opt Tito Prince, 1,000 to 10 opt Pettey Boy 211 istaremiToai 471111121. Before they were called to toe Poet by lir. Hibbard the/ metered at a short Masao beyead the wiesiopeheir, and attar a brief pease they proemoded_past the Urged Stead sad all the way dews the strafed. The us►t was remarkably iatatesUas. They thea sastered bask, sad were walked through Tadao& to prepare for the start. Every move meat waif watched by the Moises of Seem with Wows sazisty. _ _ Till RACIIk Whin the limo was tint foisted, the competitors wars thrown into sorbing bat samara disorder by a amnia piteaman who rode direetly is front of then. At the mond attempt the Asp were towelled, and the twisty-foar haw started in impact order. Tho first to show prosalsently 11l tha front was The Coroner. Behind him was Aleppo heading a reek, which comprised ' , anoint*, Vaadornelia, Camobie, ' Artillery, Woolworth. Bird-in-Hand, Aetiology, , Bay Hilton and Batistes, who were clustorios wall tapas' r In amyl , tho ender mend. At the top of the kill Aleppo rushed up to The Ccrossar mad obtained the load, The Coroner follies book sad Vamdermalin soing as woad, with Fessolotto, Bay Raba, Artalsry, Wentworth. Cusobie, Bllisg eon, Bettia-Hand, and Astrologas skarn( wall sp is his wake, clot. terns, and pram scary is the ardor In which we ham set down disk suns. Aleppo carried on the rmaleg resod Tangshan Corset, and Yellow lack sow Wpm *draw forward, and at the road he took mead plash wllit _Boy Hilton's hood at Ms sack, and Panoletto sad Camsdis lying glom sp. At the dietaries Aleppo dis ks= tin front, and lift Vasdareselin with a It Bay Halos bang mooed; Pasaolette, Bulsg tss. lad Wismar* the sent three; Artillery Swing sow Mean aff. Bogs afterwards Tallow Jed) west up to Vac demmils, sad rsood with him had wed head, Bay Hines :=bask, and Ellington biding his tins Is doss at• aa the ant tea. Half way up the Cameo, Via doesaNel Vied. end Ellingtoa cum oat, with Yellow Jock its ksi and, akar a most sienna ram is, beat him easily hp • ha" bah a length separatiag tbs mead from the third, sod also* the third from the fourth. Voider malls wee MU. sod Aleppo @lath. Woolworth was for ward is the meat lot. Is the moms* roar were Cotswold, Newiaitea, Vordsat Orion, Antelope sad the Prime. ArtWeey ass het but ono, and Waado;ing Willis aboolsidy kit Tiro laimpah PLATS (Headiest)) of 68 sem for ell sees The whose et say nee (swept sesteltie) ' sites the waiskaa nets peiiihol.6lb *mos. Oao MM. ilergentli alp the amts. bLitio fines Dna ^MSS Ug=tai estra —.await.= 1 Odmdkriffb 4 yre, Maeda IL 1 1 l 61 yrs, ret 1115 Mr. T. arshmfe 4 yrs. 711 t Illb —(1). Hushes I Boeings gto 4 gash agst Tom Barks and Rip Vas Wasklfs, I Is 1 apt say other (oined). Woe is s motor by three ligigths. Bad third. Treachery begin of. TES blot. Cur of 100 son., added to a sasepstakn of dieees.eash. bit; 3 ymold, 7.t; four, Bst 7lb ; Ave sad eproalls. wt t. Musa allowed 61b. and soldiet.Blb. As limes Meng tea is the Dub, Roos without being pissed all awed Mb. Derby mans. (16 mho.) Lad Chwesniairs Typos by Tosehatase, d Vin, let Ml))) Nr.T. Parr% Masesbes, 4 yrs, Set /lb ( WNW I Mr. Howard's °grower, 3 re, Illb (tordban Botches : 7t04 on Typos, 6To 2 nest Coroner, 6ts eget Ileaccbos. Wee by an Wigan. Very bad third. Ti.. DOILDSNe STASSa of 6 KM. sub, with 80 added, ter tee mar olds and upwards; optional soling weights. Half a mile mr. tlawsoa's Bobby A. by Theo% 3re (4014, TN Mi s sal 1 E. I Mr. . Oath', Masai* 4 yrs (401.) IN sib The followiag sloo ram:—Cana, Alcyone, Persia, nos pond, The Cali, LltUa Jobs, U Croy Dave. sad Ariel. Betting: 6to 4 opt Cons, 6t* 1 agst Arial, Bto I sin Little John, 8 to 1 sash apt The Czar sad Bobby 8., 10 to 1 apt any other offered. Bobby B. ends string followed by Plausible, who made a vigorous off rt tomes\ him, but scald sot gins pt up, and was at last bootee by • bind. UMW, Persia, Cons, Arid, and tlampaird !Wished about arm lengths behind tho nomad. The gamier wee meld Ise 100 galena TIM ANZEICAN MULL—Liverpool, Wedeeday. The l7alWd State, Kell eteasiebip Iriewas, Optsla Lowlier, galled from the Mines, at 3.46 p.u. birdie fee MONA, with tbe sisal wieldy sidle, 8 passairtmaad a fall peewee et sawebasdiee ea height. LOID o601:10/1AM'S NSW BILL ON JUDICIAL STA 1111701.—Yesterday this bill, of 7 0411111,11 tad ISO Kitt data" was printed. Its obJeot is W obtain aaaual warm Gem 21111 POLICE COUBTS. Heavy Baker, a puns in the employment of Mr. Evans, iresmeerrie, in Leg William-street, wee brought up, charged with having robbed his master. Imes Ward, a mum stele dealer, sold : On the 24th last. the prisoner sailed at my shop in Norfolk-etrser,Tottenhus ceeneroad, with the 1d leeks I produce, sad said its wanted to sell to.. for 12s. I told him I had no we for them myself, but I thought I wield sell than for him. He left them with me, and I took them to another person, and in consequence of a somranailealen whisk I meshed, I went to Mr. Erans's eke', when I {dawdled the Wks. The primmer was there at eke time. GM I herd him my ha was very sorry tot what be bad dere sad by le be &grim. :awe Sea* Ilereetwa to Mr. Jeremiah Evans, said the leeks pandas* were the property of his employer, were worth IL, sad hod bees stolen from a particular part of the pramiesa Peeler (568), said the releaser, area War taken into imetedy, said at ant that he knew moth** at all about the hulas* but afterwards besought Mr. Evens to ferries him for the sake of his wife and children, as the offence was his ant. _ _ TheTriseser—ido sot keow wing roald have indseed to commit the robbery. aad I have &otitis( more to ray. Committed fee Vial GUILDHALL. Baldwin Breit, a weli-dramead yogis Garimm, se dark eioneplexion, with whiskers sad O 10101•11111, wn MOSPd with stealing a diver salt-sellar sad memo hem Me Berth sad heath homeless Coffee-beam, is Tbreminsedbmitereet. Mr. Baseman& appeared ea babel( of the Witissar. Mr. J. C. Walker, • gold and eilver reamer, al MC Al. deregate-street. seat ed Mai es the 6h et May Ike presser mom with a Mime eakeesliar cad a ether salt-specs which he perehesed of 'Wm. Oa the 28h of May the ;simmer emu again with throe silver forks and two Weer vocal ; whisk he was desirous M selling ; bat ea wittier had re ceived some Mformation from the polies respecting the prisoner, be sent far • Wiseman, who took the prisoner into melody. Wm. Bottom • waiter at th e North and Booth American Coffse-besee, s aid—On the 6th of May lest, about 11 o'clock la the mieraimg, tkbpileeser was to the palate dining room, sad called tor sem amp. As be (witness) was going down stain fee ths sap be Nuked Into the private dining-room, sad saw Ileeeeltsellar safe. He closed the door, and gave the pcMssisit his amp. When the prisoner was gone be Mined the slow salt-owl,, and spoon produced. The Pellseetmeetable 268 said be took the prisoner into custody, sad em searching his lodgings found several plated apooas sad forks. ' Another witness identified three of the plated spoons, bat there was no evidence to emery that ease any farther. Mr. Boehm's' said be ass prepared with • witness to menet tor the salt cellar, ann bow it mane into the pri manKsposesinion.. . . Aldei;man Flails said he would beer that witness. Peter B&W was accordingly called, and stated that • short time ego he was in • public-house with the prisoner, whoa • stranger 0.14111 in and 'eked t►e prisoner to dispose Oa p•reel which he prodsesd, and offered him 2s. ed. if he *mild mew the salt Mhz, which the parcel ciontained, into money for him. The prisoner •ccordiegy left, and t►e stringer followed him, end, in a short time, they returned. The meatier then called for • pot cf beer, end bevies paid for it and given the promieed half crown to the prisoner, he west away. This amount was mot considered satisfactory, and the pri mmer was therefore'eonamitted epos this charge, and re mended for further Inquiry relative to the silver forks and goose, with the view to ending an oyster for the property. BOW-BTBBBT. Thomas Beason, wit7tia;ritt;i7liaself $ shoemaker, was brought up ow remead, chirped oa his owa oomfession with &slag some 13 years sae forged a cheque for 161, as Mr. Frederic, Barlow, a Waiter at Cambridge, by whom he was at that time 'employed social& A few days saes the paseater presented himself at the Bow-stria walks, mad mad" • statement to the aviator as duty, Mr. Yadkin*. the followteg cc:—That shoat yeas ale be Wee employed as oopyieg clerk by Mr. Barlow, a s.ilsltt (b pin at Cambridge, sod clerk to the berm ef there. That oat day la totted oa his employee% a dowse for 161 311.4 up, bat mot signed. Time be leek sway, sad bevies forged Mr. Barlow's siguahue, be gee 'lmage at a public-Mae where he was Wawa. He *Marisa lb. messy to • " &lead," at whoa loalgation he MI ustamilled the efface. This mss had promised to retina the eseaop meatelay, end if that promise had bees kept ho wall have mooned the camas end destroyed it. Bat be billed to do so, sad the publican paid the cheque away. Diewrweg Wig now itarablinkt, grasser abseoseled, sad had essldoedaver sista to evade the search which wee mein Wife him. He had bad Wry geed employment sea ebeemelsier (nada a lase name), bat hid never bees able to maim spiky. sass of mousy to makereetitatiom, wh , le Is the memetwhile he suffered mob mead egouy as he weld so kayo "'Aare. He therefore wished to give himself up to jades. Whea brought before the magistrate he reiterated 'ha statement. He said he 'weld sot rest till the scar was investigated. It would be a relief to his mad to undergo the peaky the law requited. He hoped that Mr. Barlow, who wasp very good-heated mac, would take pity en him, and, remembering hie pascal geed conduct, to whisk this an the only eseeptioe, would reevmmetend him to marry at the trial. Bet shoats it be otherwise, be would anther awing* the fall peaky, whatever that might be, than remain la his present disarm of mind, He was remanded la order that Mr. B.rloir should be uniminnioated with, sod it was asoortaind that his 'any was perfutly true. Mr. Bedew, bow ow, declined to pro owed agaieu him, as brag a tints having elapsed. The prisoner, on Wag played at the bar the sound time, sad it formed of Mr. Berlow's decision, outlawed, " Theo& God for that; it will ranoe my mind from the weight that Lon it. Now I will go bask to my work with hid spirit, sad try to earn mousy to repay Mr. Barlow." Hs was then discharged WESTMINSTER. Edmnad Scott, Catherine Blackman, and Martha Moore, the Bret-named of whom was terribly diefigurad in the fue, were !barged with the following outpace Mr. William White, contractor, lgd Ullington-street, Vaulhall-bridgaortond, aid: Lset sight I wee coming along the Broad Sanctuary, whoa the Neal* prisoner took my handkerchief from my pocket. I eaaght hie hand, with my hisadherahlef In it, as he was drawing it from my pocket, and desired him to put it back, epos which he struck me a blow with hie oast head amy nom. I took his by the seller, sad paid hie the oomplimoat back again. The two weer. at the bar, sad two oilmen who omapad, oarresadod sad 1111-treated me. I woo obliged to lot the male jr reaa go, sad he out off, bet a reatiorose stopped Mrs. I rushed up sad aught him gabs, and we had a gnat amifile. Throe women got hold of mo, sad a forth sad a sabots!" oasis took the prisoqier sway from ma; but the guileless who had before stop, el him again smelt him. I got my hand. kerchief away from the prism's?, but it was taken tram Vie by • stoat woman of the party who souped. Mr. Humph/op, of 12, Wilt's-west, Pimlico, ea. Al_ V glow, wee a little Metes.* behind the prosecutor, and as he wee Sunda( rend from Westminster-bridge by the cab reek tato the Broad &actuary, I saw the male pri soner Neap from four armee with whom he was coaverslng sad pick his pocket. When the prisiner was rescued from the prosecutor I caught him on each /cession as he has de scribed, sad I had a long and severe eiroggle and turcfliet with bias, In the coarse of which be got moat of the injuri. s he now hears. I .aw the prisoner Blackman kick Mr. White several times, and • cabalists who was on the lank alto kicked his repeatedly. Henry Fells 279 A, was on duty in Pella-yard, and hearing a cry of ;rubor, rushed to the spot and found the male inborn and lir. Humphreys lying on the ground, side by side. The mole prisms..r made seek a desperate re sistance, assisted by his seaspasioes, that it was not until the arrival of live cusstsbles that the accused w.re captured. Committed for trial. WORSHIP STREET. - John Flea, a determuied•looking man, of Herculean pro portions, was charged with an attempt to break into the premises of Mr Alfred B:wr, a jeweller, in Albert place, City-rod. Police-nostatable Swain, N 188, stated that at two o'clock that morning, he was on duty in Eagle•etreet, when he was latormad by another constable that he had heard the sound of footstep' in a piste of waste ground at the rear of the pro secutor's premises. On pratweding to the place indicated, heat+ the prisoner in the sot of elemhering on to the root of en outhoues, and on demanding bit business, the prisoner replied that he merely wanted a night's lodging. Wits.** desired him to come down, to which the prisoner replied, in a significant tone, " come fast enough, if you'll wait a bit," and dire ctly after marls sprung to the ground gad 'truck witness a violent blow on the head with some heavy instrument, which partially stunned him. On reeovering himself, wittiess closed with the prisoner, who offered a desperate resistance, and after kaacking him down several times the prisoner ultimately dealt him a terrible blow oa the temple which rendered him insensible. The prieouer then effected hie escape, but he was afterwards apprehended by some other °Sten, whom be anhjetted to similar violence. &enders, N 187, stated that soon after primer's recipe, he found ban secreted in one of the upper rooms of aa un finished hour*, from the window of wt ich he dropped down' spas some scaffolding, and made h a way over the roof, of several onthonsee. Witness closely followed him, and mimed him by the leg ae he was in the net of mounting a lofty wall, but the prime*, omen up • tulavy pima of timber, with which be streak him such a violent blow oa the head that he less 'impelled to release his bold. A. diaperate straggle then ,used between them, in the course of which several other offloen arrived, with whoa* assistance the prisoner was ultimately overpowered end mated. Barton, N 192, and three other constables, gave corrobora tive evideace, and stated that in consequence 'lithe v.olent oradnet of the prisoner it required six polieemen to convey him to the station-house. It haring been intimated that nothing was known raped in the prisoner, Mr. D'Syneourt ordered him to be tarnanded for a week. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Charles Simmered., a labourer, was charged with felony on the premises of Mes•n. Cottage and Hellen. iron fonaders, Winsley-strut, 00*rd-street. John Thomas, [Ream to the firm, said—The prisoner has been in the service of Messrs. Cotten' and Halle., on and off, for about 6 or 7 years as porter. On Tuesday my attention was called to a pape► parcel on the B2or of the crane loft, with some baiter chains by the side of it. I opened the parcel, which contained a lock and key. I left them, and in about tan minutes I want into the pattern loft to prepare a pla* to watch is, when I saw the pri soner take op some of the halter chains and place them round his body, after which he tied his apron on to hide them. The prisoner then secreted the leek and key on his person, and went down stairs, and shortly after 7 o'clock he left the premium. I followed him, and when he reached Castle. street I pointed him out to a police constable, and said to prisoner " I am very sorry, but I must give you in charge on supleion of felony." The prisoner replied, " I have got nothing about me." At the police-station I saw the prisoner Disrobed, when the halter chains and the other Property produced were found upon him. They were worth 10s., and were the property of his employers. Police eonstable 116 E stated that he found a quantity of screws and other articles at the residence of the prisoner, which also belonged to the firm. The prisoner, who had nothing to say in answer to the charge, wee committed for trial. MARYLBBONE. I Mr. Jones, seperinteaZent7f the West Middlesex Water weeks Conspeay, handed to Mr. Long • letter from the esereetary ef the comp soy, requesting that a number of men employed upon the establishment almded to might be wan In te act as special isonstsbles on the oecasioa of the pease rejoicings at Primrose-hill. An application bad previmely Wee made I. Sir Riabard Mayo. tor assistance on the part of the fcree, but it was andentood from that fnsctionary that the polies would have a geLeral duty to perform in the district, and that there could not be any arraegement made as to any of them beleg soncestrated at a partienlar spct to protect property. All parties in tte vicinity of the spot when the pyrotechnic display wee to take pleas would have equal protection as lavas it meld be aforded by the con stabulary. The meson as for the application was that the reservoir adjactect to Primrose-hill, and which spot would emassma the best Mew if the fireworks, bad recently been arched over, and tt vras gwelestrio than in the event of large numbers orogregatior thereon, the said arch might give way, and many lime thereby be lost, es the water be math wee of considerable depth. Mr. Long wan of opinion that he had no power to swear in special mostebles naless en information was laid before him settle, forth that a riot east tassel% wee apprehended. Mr. Jones then left is order to communicate again with the police authorities at Scotland-yard. LAMBETH, James Rogan, lob;le;lag, — .Tooeph Hart slew Joe Lynch, all well dressed mums, members of a gang ot per ms., as stated by the police, who have for some consider able time past carried 0., an extensive system of plauditr in warehouses in the City of Lrndon end at drapers' ahopi in Vs. enbarhe of the metropolis, and Thema. Coxhisd, a cab driver and ex-policeman, were finely examined and commit ted far trial as a charge of bargla►iouly 1,7 , 00'111g Into the ►remises of Ili asn. Bailer, Brothers, drapers, In the Old Heat-road, and sit shag therefrom property to the rains of A tradesman named Robertson applied to Mr. Elliott for I hie advice and assistance. He said that be had instructed Mr. Nea:ra, an attorney in the neighbourhood, and who practises at this court, to recover a debt for him, and • writ having been Lotted by him the debt and cosh were recovered. On the evening before be applied at Mr. Ne.le's bean for the money, but instead of receiving it be was told by Mr. Neale's brother that unlit. be went about his busi• net. he should punch his head, and was grosaly insulted, and the door abut in his face by him and Mrs. Neale. On that morning he saw Mr. Neale himself, who told bun that he Inuit get the money the boat way he oould. Mr. M.lloli told the applicant that there were two courses open to him ; one was to bring an action, the other to apply to the Court of Queen's Bench. THAMES. William Lewis, a determined-looking man, was placed at the bar before Mr. Yardley, for re-ezaminatioe, charged with endeavouring to mete some of the craw of the mer chant ship Stebontleath, of London, Captain J. Sergeant, to mutiny, and murder the officers and p gets for the pur pose of obtaining possession of the gold with which it was laden. and which amounted to 61,000 os , of the voles of 244.0001. Mr. Humphreys appear. d for the prosecutios. Walter Botch°, one of the ship's crew, corroborated the evidence of the witnesses examined at the former hearing, relative to the various attempts made by the prisoner to (educe him and others of the crew to join in the plot to seise the reseal. The prisoner, obits contetrlng with witness on the subject, told oim that at Callao he and sevirsl other man got a schooner and weal towards California to look for some vessel bringing gold from the mines. After waiting aboot three weeks, he said, they espied two ships, one of which they took, and found in it about 7,000 os. of gold. They 'ensured the gold and scuttled the ship ; sad the prisoner added, "Dead men tell no tales." Mr Yardley in reference to the arms, laudanum, bowie knives, &a., found in prisoner's bunk, asked Captain Ser geant if it was not the practice to search Cie 'keit or bag of sailors when they came on board ? Witness—No, sir. Mr. Yardley—l should think you would in foture. Not oaly you but all captains °omit% front Australia. Thu ought to be • wara , ag to you. Witness—lt will be, sir. Inspector Shane a .id he assisted to take the prisoner into eastody; that he obsers.d that Whittingtos and Balogh , ' had hadh pull at him, sad that Wh t iogton ought to have been in his al de. whoßoTish is t o p y r i ew s a a s courser, committedah of the t said he (hoinraqtyricialyl.ddreerierdva thebi ditsefetenmeee,nats ofd SERIOUS CHABOg or AnhOtt.—Yesterday a machine-maker nem d Hen , y Firth was brought before the margin ~,,, et Mar,cheat9r, charged with lettieg fire to his oen premises on Sunday. It. 2210 July last,witb a view to defrauding the Nor h of B. Wand Fire and Lifelssuranee Company. li. had insured on the 17th of the previous March f. r 1,6701., and •her the fire sent in as estimate naskteg his loos 1,6461. The office afterwards offend him 7001, w hi c h Is ,sissed, and brought en action lest Liver pool wises, when the office paid 1,2001. into court. The ease was referred to Mr. K Ashton Crosse for orbit:oboe, and on that arbitration the prisoner SWOTS that he went to Cheater as the night bef.re the fire, and did not get beck till ten o'clock next morning, two boars after the fin began. The proneution called witneesee to show that at • quarter before eight o'eloelt oa the more. tog in question the premises were discovered se fin, and that ten reissue later the prisoner was dilwavered lying ender ea eighteen feet wall, bola w►ML he Inid fallen and Used himself—trees. of footloose war in oaf of a band . les fees \hews premises sad alai the wall hebei hoed, to the spit where be led ban, whisk see la the OMe yard of the Meachater weeporation. It was NW shows that the primmer bad stated to the lemma amps, that ell bhp boobs bad been burnt by the Ise, bet that la reality the sash beak, wore book, and Mawr Were head afterwards ender the steam boiler drepleto asinpared, where it woe supposed that the ;wiener bad thrown then with the tats. flea of emu*/ then to be anseosed. The eddies* la the ease was not emaplete, and the enamor was reaaaded tot a weak. The taegintratft offered la the easeatine to take bell is her sane. of 26W. seek. NATIONAL FRIEROLD LAND SOCIETT. Lest evening the quarterly general meeting of the members of this society was hold at the London Tarns ; Mr. Caktilte Garin la the eLefr. Th• Citsitnaw, in cpening the proceedings, etniffeitti• lated the member. on the circumstance of the entity having at length succeeded in accomplishing a plan that would enable it to relieve the Urines, of the society from that heavy responsibility in connexion with the extensive opera , noes in lend under chic., the society had en long laboured. It we. a plan which would enable the •ociety to deal in land, not as hitherto, without the pale, bet within the mopes' cf the law of the land. It wee for a long time a vexed question whether power for this purpose could he ob tained trim Parliament (a the ki and of Trade, end while Mr. Cardwell was president this power was imperatively refused; and it was said that it could not be done without a special sot of parliament. Now, however, Mr. Wilkinson, M.P., who was one of the trustees of the National Land Society, had succeeded in obtaining from the Board of Trade a limas to deal in land under the Limited Liability Act, and it was now proposed to carry on the land operation of the National Land Society under another tome and 'instrumentality. As regarded this tarticular power, the title of the new metre mentality to be that of the Bnt'eh Laud Company. While it sae proposed under the Dec organisation that toe British Land Company should take upon itself the whole of the hurthens at presint cast upon the property and land committee of the National S. , ciety, it was also prop eed that the shareholders in the National Society should have the option of becoming shareholders in the new com pany, the shares in it being offered first to them and then to the public generally. One of the advantages of the new system would consist a giving the members a larger choice of land, for during the last two year., owing to the war and the restriction (now removed) placed on their proceed ings, the parchun of lead had been almost nil. Their operations in land would sow be performed according to law, and the entire movement would be placed upon a legal, commercial, and paying footing. (Applause.) Mr. Witirritroliam, the secretary, then read the report of the society's operavons trow let .1 y to 30th April. The number of shares issued wev 1,849 members' deposits, 34,6161.; members' advances retard 6,2971. ; receipt, from parchases of land oft deposit, 4,0171.; receipts from land otherwise /old, 3,841/. ; receipts from rent and other pro duce, 8111.; fees and tines, 1391. ; total, 48.7161. Deposits, withdrawn, 43,2381.. Advances to members on rights, 2,6201.; for building, 9561 ; total amount advanced to members, 3,6751. Land rld : on completed shares, 1,6481.; on advanced sharer, 2,6201. ; on de °tit, 8,6441. ; by auc tion or private osntract, 3,060/. ; total lemma of land sold, 16,7721. Altar some observation. from lit. Ebenezer Clerk, lir Bantams, and other patient's, the meeting broke .p. MARKETS. =MM.—Erna/non, May 21—The =arid defied heavily, sad eonsparad with Friday's rates prices of AZOOriOLO under Sid. per lb. are in many cases id. per lb. lower. Dull as the market is, vs am hardly quote anything else down. Tbe tales are estlma.ed at 1,000 Odes; and wanton of kal American capon, and 200 speculation; ISO Derma and Marna/um, lid. to /411.; 40 Min. Eld to 64d.; 100 Egyptian, 6ed to 7d. ; 1,100 Rurat, at 4d., 44d. to Sin. (500 export) ; lid Wanda, lid, to lad. Total salts ethos Mummy, 24.000 bales; say srt, 2, 4 as. 000 ; speculation. 3,500. Total impart dace Thursday, 6,00011 CORN.—Reams, KAT 21.—Our market has been quite is dear for wb. at today, with a inedeeate demand. Wheat, red, 64a. to 69e.; white, 725. to Tis. Beana t ils. w 411. Oats, 26a. to Ms. ltrocrromomTm, MAT 2S.—T4 weather continua exceedingly wet. To this day's market we had • small supply of grain. Nina sold slow' y, at • decline of .s. per qr. on last week's prices. Oats. beech end peas sold at full prices. In other etudes no alteration. Imports during the pat wneki—Wheat. ocestmee, 61l) gra.; oath cosstwise. 1,500. CATTLL —3OI7fIALI. KAT U.—Pricm to-day ware rather lower than they ware Mt week. *apply Mort. Beet ro .de from h. id. to 4s. M.; mottos, N. to 39.• kmb, 6a. to 6s. 43.; veal. la. to 36. 434 pork, 3a. to 4a. par .tone of tab, tanking the offal. HOPS. —F0t0..., NAT 211.—Ths Cy le old to have made its a► centavos la most of tee boo Matelots, but as yet not to an Went to lantana prise; white remain steady and lint. [Advertisement.)—HoLtowAT's PILLS AN INAP. PSICIAJILS RILIUDY To. BHA aOl. IMD10“71001.—Mlie Haight, of Si, ittanbiefehetrant, Ret'agark, holm a eery delicate 000stita. %and "oars an overflew of bile end bad digeauaa, e, bowl, with gnat difficulty of **dung, It Iysrb a amsed any acclivity without gnat pos. Mr W radvd Je awl nodal advice in various countries, bat drawl re poreset boort However, a mane of Holloway's Weir bed as rem of Arrest her to a state of health she nem bin Wed; and dr lire eon no* for eon than lola sididas warm; *Proem/tor Holloway's I. bllehange. bad" and 60, New York; by A. Map% ; A. Goldin', Smyrna; aid A. Mir, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Princess Royal, hence to doninn,V(asreported by teleirraoh) to. day ots the rook. maids Bust Logan; ',tomcats. all solely landed, and cargo to being landed to blank The num., Albion went this morning to the Pruning Royal from gurnraar to tender awastance, awash* la expearod to to got of first Ildo.—Liwirpool, May M. imsrace Sum . avrousrs (o), at Gana; rainy Gannett Gaon, at Cag fart; Clothilde, at Duni:it; (a): at Lai lielroot ; Courier, at laarlbatra. Samar, roa 1.1•31/001. &tory, sad Isabella, tram Bordeatmjblay 20; Peptta, from Santander, May U. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Apatite' (bargaii), for Calcutta, May 21, lat. 19.30 N, lcm. 9 W. Arno (a. a ), from Liverpool for Gibraltar, May It, lat. 37 Na, toe. O W. Athol. from Ueda' to Ca la°, April 29, lat. 1.30 N. lon. 29.30 W. Albatross, from Calcutta for Loudon, Aptil 70 lat. 3is , lon. 19 W. "dam ( iartialM alp), Appll3, from Adelaide our Loudon, laL 17.17 " Charily (a. L), for east. May 21, Ist 97 N., lon. 9 W. Columbine (torque), from laleotia for Liverpool, Marcia 10, 211.16 &, Mn. Lilo F.. Elisabeth (hio). ram Bengal for London, April 2, lat. 35.24 S., Lm. 21.4.2 Epeanthondas. from Callao, 101 days for orders, May 9, lat. 21 N. lon. 41.29 M. OoldAnder (ship). from Llverpeol for Melbourne, Apill2s,lat. 1.48 N., ion. 21.12 W. Lydia. Se4t, from Bonny for Liverpool, May 14, lat. 41.0 N., lon. 36.15 W.; out 7 , data. Madrid (e.), Bona Southampton for Gibraltar, May 22, t►t 32 N., ion. 9 W. Nile (barque), from China for Loudon, April 19, lat. 1'.52 S., too. 9.41 W. Stephens, from Singapore far London, April 23, lat. 9 N, lon. 22 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 14. at f heater.stteet, Mn.s P. P. Barrie, of a SOO. DOCK 131.—May 24, at Weatbourneterrue Korth, the wife of L. Docker, Esq., of • eon. RCN 741N0.—May 26, at Tunkidgwwella, the win of E. 8. Meaning, Eq., of • son JONES—May 24, at Trehandy House, near Bow, Herefordahien the wit, of E. Jones, req., M.D.. of • aoa. LE CRONIEL—MaI 26, at flu Jersey. the wife of 1. Le Crosier, Eq.. M.D., of • son. LOBRINOTOIL—May 14, at Lyndhurst, Lady Margaret Lashiscon, of • son. MlLNE—thy 95, at MOStg3Mery-ptreet, Ardrowan, Ayrshire, wife of W. Milne, Fog., IA a daughter. PALMEIL—May 27, at Park.place.villas, Maida-bUI, the wife of L Palmier, Eq., of a son. PLIELP.—May 35, at liere'ord , mad North, Weetboarangrove, the wife of Mr. W. A. Patin, of a daughter. aICHARIVOW.—May 15, at gurbitsreinii, the wife of B. Richardson. -1A... 7, a • • daughter: . WA RD.-11.7 33, at Writ Bromwich, fitaffonishire, the wile of Mr. W. Wud, M• goo. MARRIAGES. BIJCKERIDGE—BCRLISON.—IIIay 22, at St. Caneraft March, by the Rev. E. P. Heenan. C Burkeridge, Erg. POU of the late Lieut. C. Bgelueldge, of the IL 1.0 to A. ate. daughter of J. Sadism, EN., of Brerlol , ck cre-cent, C• 1114. BUCKLEY—HORN E.—Mity 24 at Tormandn Church. by the Rev. J. Hone, M.A.. the Rev. J. Buckley, Rector of gopsorth, View el liadudietou. and Chafildn to too Chime the Duke of Seas. fort, to Mandl Daahwocd daughter of D. Horns, laq., of Lang. wan. K.B. CHAPIIAN--CCRLlNCI—litay 22, at St Mery' it Dryszteton. Runs by the Rev. H. Ih4o, David, son of C. Chapsan, Rag., forcer.) of Beam. Surrey, to Jane. daughter of the late T. 0. Curling, Reg , of the Isle of linnet, Kent. SH SOU RN E —WALTER. May 13, at 8L Marl'.,lallegtoe, by the An. J. Satherland. Edward, eon of W. Sheitourne, Pp. , of East Ingla.rced, Lenothouse, to Earthen* daughter of Y. W alter, EN, of &else,. WILSON—BILLERBDON.—May 14, at Et. Jams.* Weethourna• terries by the hey. R. R. thipleidon, M.A., J. W. Weleinn. M.D., of Regency. square, Brighton, to Maria Heade, daughter of the late J. Ilideredon, Reg., of Barnes. DEATHS. BARICEIL—May id, at Fitzroy-Name, B. Darker, Faq., and M. BLAKI.—May IS, at Worthing, eualez, Maria Letlifo, daughter o' W. Blake. IN. CATS.—May 14. Bllza Mary. wife of Mr. T. Can, of Gecegeoareet. Itielmomad, Surrey. CitEAN.-May 63, at Bnwood, tau Penkridge, Fanay, wife of T. Cream, lag. 01377.—May 12, mddenly, at hls mat Militias Bosse, Inertia* 5.8., gently 0.0. Duff, Eq.. aged SS. RYAN 6.-00 the 6th that. at tiumintereee, the rmidente of hio (other- Imlay, alter a protracted afhl at,n. borne with esemtlarr MO. ace sad christian fortitude, and la the Vett year of Oh , VC the J. E. Eva*. formerly ado. of the enures I tont! church of Loftbouse, Yorkshire. lb end was eminentl, I revtuL EBAISER.—May 24, at Batrow.oa.the.Ll W. Fray, EA.. of Sklar, aged 69. ORPIT , rat 110 Post. Mornspark, Emma. John Gould Gent., Esq., la kis 9Mid year, mast nalversaUy regretted 00WAN.—May 25, at Park-memeat, G. Gowan, Esq., late of the doll Persia, Medrea, ever 75. RASLOCEL -Ow the tied loot., at Waken. Sarah. widow of t he 4° Bay. John Eleelca, formerly of lentlelt•town, aged 74. YBlBllltff.—May 22, at Part.. Moms Aa6taatibien7. aged 7°. 141 Mott sad oubelebod by brumes also Hem ot oIL Ley tort auscl. 01t7 L,e , loeL Passer. ea or 01/lee. In Lr.tot 4 Work la Mao Ptoeloct of westerten—Taosumr. Ka 39,10' "T 1