The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-07 00:00:00

MRS. FANNY ZEMBLE'S READINGS, A numerous audience assembled yesterday at Willis's Rooms, fit. Jame's, to hear Mrs. Fanny Amble re.d Othello. The wrapt attention with which the reading was listened to, the grave de light modest/4 in the countenances of all, showed the depth of the sympathy whioh the accomplished reader had excited. The explanation of this effect le not quite so simple as might at first sight be ima gined; for we may be sure that not one-third of the "tedious would have moved trona their dwellings for the purpose of seeing the play acted. The asses of this indifference towards ociedepartment of theologians* is that which lies at the bottom of what is tsamally but falsely called the &olio* of the stags. The &alias of the stage means, properly, nothing more than the refusal of the public to support two great national theatre, devoted to the purpose of the represeutation of high dramatic works. There is no sock thingsti a gm/4 decline of the stage. Omitting the fact that noted operas are more popular than ever, it is retest that theatrical performances of certain clues§ wow amt more sought after t ban now. At the Hay the public crowd to wittiest' genuine comedy and farce. At the Princess's, Shakspeare's plays turned into spectacle are still popular. At the Olympic, amused houses testify to the delight given by plays in which delicate traits of pathos and humour are exquisitely rendered by accomplished actors. At the Adelphi, good sterling melodrama and farce meet with as much appreciation as in the cloyed 0. Smith sad Jobe Reeve. Nevertheless, it is still true that any messier who opened one of the great national theatres, or even one of the minor theatres, upon the priaelple of representing regularly what is vaguely styled the legitimate drama, would find his seseW he empty boxes. The reason is evident. In works of lofty imagination the Inner sense is appealed to far more po .erfully than either the eye or the ear. We are ell of us so tar Platonist/ that we recognise that there is au ideal beauty far beyond that of the V.. di Medici, an ideal power far above that evi dent in the Moses of Michael Aar.* as ideal pathos more affesting, mons terrible than that suss in the face of the Lessees. And yet these weeks are the very highest types of the ideal whisk hums artists of seponmineet geodes have been abieesprodeos Bet weeds are far more faithful expostulate of ideas than either colour or marble. Shakers , ' eammeniestes ▪ ow: minds, by means of lespere, imps sines infinitely more vivid than theme essemseisible by the painter or sculptor. Bat the ease is dimmed whoa Shalrepeare's language is to be presumed to we by Mr. Ronne Jones, his songs to be eeng by lir. Orpheus Smith, his ideal scenery I. be panted by Mr. Ciande Lorraine Breve, his ideal beauty to be persoadied by Miss Waitaki* Ameba Skew Robinson. Shakopee» has se esstrol, like Raphael or Michael Angelo, ever the material by which his thoughts are put fate vivid representation. Stiakepeare's lan gur I. most marvellously suggestive. It not ealy tells so what is and what was, but what, in the eternal possibilities, may be. By no possibility can any play or Seekepsere'e, except those of which the mesas is wit sod humour, and which do not appeal to the higher faculties of the imagination, be adequately ;Egsited. Imbibes lovers of Shakspeare recognise Tlty shrink with terror from what is called a led representation of a play d Shakspeare, for =edireow that every figure, action, and toes co in their inaginatioo, will become vulgarised. There may be one actor who, in virtue of genies, Istre, sad study, has elevated himself to the height et the argument, and who will satisty—perhspeeven, eels the ease of a Seldom, a Kean, a Rachel, more than TIII• &IMO& el the imagination, but the tag figures will be dwarfed or caricatured. They, therefore, will not sacrifice three hours to see ell the Axiom of cherished hours with their beloved pest mattered. Thomism many, who will not risk Meng their taste wounded by looking upon Shek. meted. are well easiest Mbear Sliskspeers read. I , ;or Mrs. Keehn has all the regents' of a geed reader in se hi& a degree se meet peek She hes a voice of marvellous power sad Erni. bility, and she has cultivated this organ end! she has it under complete control. Bhe has a deep feeling of the beauties of poetry, and beings to a lenity amongst whom the veneration and study Sharpens have become a tradition. When oho se denehm to read a_ play she has the whole slit under ' berms entrel. fibs will mak so part to less its sig. Muses by thestspidity of theater. Thies is a grand unity tbas beeves ink the apreentaties, aad the mini of the Itattart boot aboobod by o dds against Ls a t Topordoo with Is as atotrioary to be mak. m att the ef the drama. This re meetaiwe aned throughout the ef Odds Thaw ate, \reevyese' y. , several blemishes fa Mrs. UMW naaring of the play which are worthy et adios There Is on., which is more or less visible, not only in Mrs. Semble, bat in every ester who attempts to represest Shakspeere. They mew pay attention to the feet that in Shakopee:* the &erecters are most always In a mate of develop mot Neither Othello nor lags ate the same men in the touch eat es they are in the first. Equally %Mfg of remark is it that they act differently diaotoot emotions. When Othello in the lint set @eye %Brabant» sad his frinds— . Keep up year bright swards, fee the dew will rut them, be talks almost entempteorly, with the calm self. pasemelee of one who, although powerless against a girl's smile, was steel Itself against steel. But when be enters hastily in the second set amocipt the brawlers, and exclaims, ' Held, for your lives be speaks as a great commander loaded with repos • and indignant that the state should be insulted Ishii es. The tones in which these two sentences should be uttered, are as distinct from each other as than which mask cool contempt and hot passion. Yet Mrs. Kemble gave each in the same sepulchral voles. Again, in the first portion of the famous epee& to the sonatas, Othello evidently speaks in a tone of home humility. He does not think mu hof what he has done, and has still less faith in the words that be has to deliver than in the actions be km performed,— Little shall I gram my striae Is movskteg her myself. Bat mark how jubilant he becomes, bow his confi dence rises, es he narrates the causes of his swam with Desdemona, with whatpridehe lingers over the details of the story which woe her heart. Observe the mingled &Endes and humour with which the necks IS told: She wished she bed est bawd It, yet she whiled That brawn bed made her each a moo. How, of these three chords of feeling and passion the seeress only struck one, Again, the passionate dreamy antkosissaa of the pumps in the third act, beginning -Oh, my seal'. joy. If altos enry tempest ems itch calm., &e.; Which we may suppose to have been almost mur mured to Desdersons es utterances too sacred to be lung heedlessly out into the open air, was most ba y express d. Mrs Kemble gave this peessp rtt eti etones of a triumphant declaration. Perhaps, however, the gnat error in the reederiog of Othello', sherester was that of representing him throughout se prow to jealousy. Othello is not a jealous man, be b the most unsuspicious, open-hearted creature in the play. He allows has wife to sail in another vessel to Cyprus without a moment's hesitation. It is only when proofs are heaped upon him to such an extent that it is impossible not to yield credence to them - e ia. Aas who has proof, or what he be proof, that his wife is an adaltress e put down on that account ea a He only is jos/ow who is ever without lapdog haunted by the fear that his to deceive him. We are afraid that fails more otmpletely in the represen developroest of logo's character than hello. We may add by the bye that the o motives of decorum ot the pump which • light on lago's wish for revenge wake; purposeless. Not that lago would have t goad to drive him on to mischief, if gala connected with It. Still there was a eases, suspicion, and suspicion gen e is or shall casual ay end, a ma with him wife fee wile. we see, came the desire to revenge. s noting in the storms of evil which and controls. He revels in it like a saccerive stages of emotion on which , re missed in the representation of • example of a misconception of the V MUSIC. PROFESSOR STERiDALE CONCERT& meaning of a apse& met snake. The terrible hlusologne et I•go at the and of the third net, be ginning. r And what's he then that says I play the villain P" are the words of • man rejoicing in the con sciousness of • tremendous power of evil, of triumphant memo is ill4leing. The awful euale m•tion, Diviaity of hell when dells will shier blithest ma oat Oa, Tao, do maim at lest with hems* &bows as do aw— ls really meant to signify a devilish exultation in being on an equality with the power, of darkness. Mrs. Hemble, however, uttered this in • tone of horror, as if the man were rather shocked at the magnitude of his own crimes. Enough of objec tio•s. The beauties of the performance far exceeded the faults. The teat act was indeed a masterpiece. The actreessoared to the very summit of her art, and the perfect modulations of her voice in the midst of • storm of passion were marvellous. At the conclu sion of the performance she received the enthusiastic applause of • crowded room. IRELAND. -0— DUBLIN, NAT S. A Mr. Shouldhani, of 13allymahon, has addressed the elector. of Longford as a liberal conservative, a supporter of the Maynooth grant, and an advocate of a fair tenant right meanies. His is the only address yet before the constituency, but no doubt is enter tained that Mr. Hughes, Q.C., will contest the eke tion with a good chance of swam against any opponent. Ihe proposed appeal by writ of error oo the part Dunne, convicted at the Cavan Special Commission for inciting others to the murder of Miss Hinds, will not t 9 proceeded with, the Attorney-General having refined to give his flat. The objection which was to have been relied on was that one of the jurors having been withdrawn on account of lamas, alter the pri soner had exercised his right of challenge, another woe sworn in his place without any objection, tie prisoner not having been again put to his chalk:ogee in the form that would have been adopted with. a new jury. The law will now take its course, and the two convicted prisoners will be executed on the 16th inst. In the ease of Pierce Somerset Butler against Lord Mountgerrett, the plaintiff was once more toiled yes terday by a judgment in the Court of Exchequer. The case, it may be recollected, isms. of ejectment on the title against the defendant on the ground of ille gitimaoy it being alleged that the marriage between Henry Butler and Miss Harrison, the parents of his lordship, was invalid by reason of a Scotch marriage between the said Henry Butler and a Mrs. Colebrooke, who was still alive. At the last trial of the are there war a verdict fee the defendant, against which 'seep dons were taken by the plaintiff. The court yester day gave judgrnen , for the defendant on all the ex ceptions, the Chief Baron differing however from his learned brothers in the case of one exception. The verdict, therefore, remains undisturbed. The officers of the French ships at Einptown were entertained at dinner last evening by Arch- Whop Callan. Mr. Bennett pee his second performanoe of deesi eat trte meek et the Hanover Kure ROOMS lot 'maim. It was, se area, mast elegem sad lute readmit. It began with Mr. Beamett's Chamber Trio. Op 26, for the time. Mahe, sad violets:4Mo : a flee specimen of this dose el mask. It was Oiled by himself, with Meows. heap 11 mad Keehn Gass, • violin sad violoacellc-plsyer j est 'trivet anglemi. They ere from the C tart of Berlin, whin dm* West, ere held is high ettimetista. They pep' their puts very delieetely, sad pee elect Awl to this boaatiful piece. Mr. Bassett pl god Derek% &este la C Meer, Op. 35, sae of the most asamaoriy works of ais silsalsobto oompoow. Ws kaow hw greater crease thee • masts of Dessek's, played es Mr. Hausa eia play it. Ho was a emperor sarivalled soma( his ceatemperairtee sad werpresed by few of his esesessees. MM M de sakes the brillisasy satkvarisry of the modem arsel, with the dear dolga sad regular onstreetioa of I Me eider masters. We dun had a sperm of one of t►. most arras composaes, the eelebrate4 sad anketrate Mart Berman; as msdmik with variations foe two Markets; played by Madam* &humans sad Hearn. kumigatiss, as may be supposed, was perfect, sad every body vs 'harmed with it. Its theme is a simple, Wray wiry, which is treated with lairs variety sad I wy. esadarig u that Sehosisoo is wril worthy tl his high (asthenia reputation. Madame fiebusaaa's masks was mithrisatia Mesdelroba's Somata la B fist for O. pier and violoneelle was played by dr. Hearts sad Herr Masks Gus ; sad luny, a solution from ilehamaua's Markets pre% a par emir was played by Madame Ilebamen sad Mr. Beard. MU* Pols Loudon, a pug contralto daps; whore rue la mew to as, meg Clurnbini's Ise sawed mat, "0 easter best*" with sweeter and prrownesiag modssty. Mad as esteediaaly boautdal erg of Mr. Bassett's. "Stag, Welk.. dal" (Barry Colowill . • pretty mese), was suag, for t►e lint time ia public, by M. Beesoa, sad mat warmly sad deservedly eppl mud. The room was crowded es anal et thou istareerg ereerto. TING. CHESTER.—Tuassimr. 31 CUP. II Is 1 oat Or Jot (t tootii) IS to I ogot Typos (t trolly) Ito 1 Ip.eo (t) II 10 to 1 Early Bird (t) •to 1 (t) to 1 Ooortoosy t) It to 1 Bork (t) LS to 1 M (t) UWO 1 •-• Tork.blro Oeq II to 1 Humidor" (I) SPQR. BETTING AT MA CHESTER SPRING MEBTINO.—TvzsDAT. Tral3aasts•co Orizsa. --- otlo 4;;;..asiii: ItR. wiir 60 ad Tai; Ilx 3..psoids aid upward.,Wlarra sztra. 0•• =La sad a garner. (a maim) Mr. Z. 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The OA, at Me. liosawass Roarror.— weakened, sad gssailloy ore oars:die& —..— -- - -- , - (IT 111.110111110 IIIIi•MIL) --- CILINITIOIL /gnats Maw, IX o'Cutcs. LATEST IMMO ON Till CUP. 11 to opt Yellow Jar* I If to apt Lady Tata* 0 to Inseam IS to Clartimay 9 to Yorkshire Gray 30 to Baspoord 10 to Soak 40 to Illamy 11 to Typo 00 to Neat tarlibtall 1•0 to Oae Pt Mak* SO to Ikaphallty ' 80 to Mats Ito to Patall.t 30 to Poodle 90 to Early Illrd 100 to Ocackatt Tallow ark, Torksittrs Oray, sad Lady Tamti la pod deaund. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1856. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—MAY 6. MITI:PSI LP 3.11P00.-IPPOII/1 WAD CAILPPILLL AMD /MID= WIONTILiN nu. AND lISOLIPPNI. TSB COMM O. VII 11011TZ WEITERN LAILWAY 00111PANY. LIABILITY TO =PAIR SAILWAY BUBOES Atteivey-Oasera Moved foe • Ma dallies yam Or Moth Wawa loilwey Cheareay b elbow awe why • moimmis Amid wt ben ousawallog than ter m ammo la . it ids of eel. oda leilipawilla Wild the owe therellway lathe perish Naltakirdh I the west, nottdird. MAT lbe dillweet awe Ur warm slay von rewind In ell between where a teed we SNOW WM die Yawls Wool es ma Ado al t= 01•••• d a ttttaY YMI. el/ they bid email trill- of Jet theeelle• tin no* die d llw podwitee ridgy lot they bedew idles Mee Oar id o l: iseppay velleed to repair the, coo. 11 0 1 .11 Plldlthedwi laps/ epee Ara the eillieries to sewtroot with dm wee amt Woad to hew then la • mat d map. It wee quite alter that Ow maniere d the 11e1... 1. the perish mole sot be oiled epee to +Waist Na., Meows they bad we pewee we seem dams ow Ali tbsy awe require. ado was to imp Na Idite mat la prefer order, sol they wee sewn wiled sposhag la verde Jet keen ea tither side ed Jaw void% that NOM ewlirely with thaw. eta d the wlysialog pisperty. It wend beery lard I/ the eereeyees hid to eadielek them law" leiwoh, Ware the telltem wee nolo way wham' worowieweary. t The isiveyees comeeded Sot yerlitmet MOOR eampoiled the ea& fay le did • pawn Imo Y. imeeeee, tw toper. tete midliod os them lweVigilosed weissokkes both the trip Wdr line mediae owl toyede. The Ni maid wow how tolsobed, tegillitag the tee ray, to sake th , Wye Is ma •mg ea to wader Se Ni robin that the seloameose .fly villOWßOOOliallWeilda lied/ be ma .411.kael upon am tY 1111201/ MIL la • Beir el • Baiter helm la • ew" se met= • rale , bat never eine el ter aneene Ni somprecasol the metier. bet they WA wow eir gim ttioel, .01 denied that the Mod= to eteettnylled ea ~loa sereir. Ade poses& BAIL COMM-MAN 6. 11111111110 DI TIE 41711 N O TEI UT 010101 RUNINSOR, VICLi, AND • SRI OIOSOIWASLISO OF . Mr. Edward.* ahem* rose arra a rale arse had Ira al. toted d a werkaso W bre rooted to the rear eat drreb. wrier et Mk are" to reap* them to rereirlit • retry lar the el rig a pit ea the qtarks ot perm the dwaralt. OSIOSSIL >W pimmest Isof, at the reel Was the 111* 4 Meek Wool et ea=r e Item* the treeewe. enesipt ether. H. ke habeas is/ wenslig the throb. eel mewl Ow thy Ostia bo eitelneted. The pair hot ere kr as a row ot barb. ar re year retard a pikes aceskyrate d WILOI this ere brat bre applied be. Tba laraM awed eneeeese that It re • rode= sr sesame rim eis Ihe pot et the gore. seer. Mira* ea* ft Os ineee. as their auallarate bad bar talky IS a pail urea la ratauss* WA, at the peeped to mho a dereb-rate is the wry arra. trash ibe perambe ser sewed to. St d mew the retort so are • po4 Ise eaboirse the err WON 11l orris rarer ea, rtt ast egreetteur re all settellet the pearsere Ma reds sap webs dodo *the War er alluniniamisas roseeentle velley. r the l Mime alehe is the stew Ade, rid then we re franks et the grearrea Mph to hoe • poll, sr the rafted was ear*. Yale sheolete ecestelasty. ?XI 3111121 IP. CLAIM AND 01211/1.-400 WAZIPANTO. la the ere • rue MI beg elethritt ha • goo 1.1.11%1110 to be directed to the deighteuele chew Ity vim right tatty waned to reie me bargemen ter the le amegh et Wisegiebery. kr. reeelmil, la drubs gm% eelt he would use agalend that the daksheite gemegg itelegt getelliestics mkt the get. bet Owl went seedgem WWI. II lie gmeeets aberiend Ids lir. W Vto.lll•N‘ ea the ohm •44. bights 91 = 1" Z tste meat aseseaft hut ass W keue It the deenissis esd ethers Mahn* Ishie Other drehieeteser relished 11 14 dugs. COURT OF COMMON PLEA6.-Mmt 6. auvuus us MICO.--111101111 CHM AWNS SIAM WAD Jla,! 010111111/14 0110WDIII, •11 , 1) WILLI& Sat le gives in. A t seeseives to be proof Is oat to be pet .ahme toss . - eztasral s gorrO H. promng to pting Mrs. Heteble fells te tads, of the dives); L that of Othello. essieriee from motivn throws some light of hie emdact purpose] needed say goad to were to be connected sad this generated rated hate. Notleim e. s Tell I us ui With hats. as we I Thee some the rioti be has railed and et lied. These soccer !ago rises were at yesterdsy. Ctos sae CRYSTAL PALACE. Programme of arrangements to be followed at the lasignoatioa of Baron Maroclours &atari llonanoat and Pm. Trophy. oa Friday. lig 9; The deois w ei the PalWe ;ill opea to the pablie at 11 *Week. The whole of the worth treasrpt sad mirth sad of the behind the mess will be reserved exclusively fir tar My.etp•. we while she is is the Wafts( ; sad the seer s e■ the Albanian side ter her progress to thir dale is tbe seam treasept . - Tito &marl Meessest le meted Is the nave, es the south Ms of t►e peat &swept ; the Posse Tropby ow the aorta oaks Hama Marootetteo two woostriaa postage of litlebard Gear de Idea eat aer Majwity Qwww Vanoria ouad normatively at the loot of lb. saoarawat sad dm trophy._ a.; 111.jtety, amempealed b 7 Me Royal Righters Priam Albert. *s, will ester tle baildisi by the Borth mouse, et halt put three Veleek, and will pan by the Alhambra, Rowse, Greek, sad Rseptiaa itta maim transept, where she will take b.r amt. ♦ pia open the right of the liana will be en apart !Or say isiakanil whe nay be rant, sod sae an Oa the left for Cumin. *Seen who have Mew invited to Mead. The Cria sow 'enters will Swim a gaud of keens, nee►iag ow see► side from the dais to the eatiaarairat sad trophy. On her !Hal takieg her rine oa the dais she military beads cad the bawd of the compasy nil Fedora " God Save the Peen." Tee geartett, °We blaze you la the Mane nth, Lord," hen M. Costes Oratorio of " Eli," will benne by Medea. Rialorstievf, Mr. sad Mn. Loney, sad Mr. Thane. The Solon Mannest will then b• 'Javelin, t , e bead playng lb. flan► from the anions Ernes of litietboves. T►e byna " Give to a. peen," (a inerien sir), will be stun by Medan. Rudman& fbelNiseeTtopby will be Ravelled, the bead. pleylrg the Marsh sad Clans, " Ike tlio oorquirios hero," hook !Isadore Or ai° of Judos Nowatosoo. Ater Use t= pliy is unveiled, t►e dust, " Oh, lovely pew," lien the muse Onstage, viii be Baas by Madan' Radesedelf sad lin. Lackey. The =Lade viii the. perform t►. Frew= sad Rani.= sin sad Bale Britaaais." daring which her M.j..ty will retire to the .art► end of the bandies. Alter i►a eert rseelal, the instates o a the upper tenses will play. Tie admission is this day will be mined le wren ticket beldam, sad toper or paying ball a galas& T. coast will attend is uniform. THE GREAT GLOBE. I. noticing solos little while since this novel nadir fakir. g, we ineatioaed incidentally the very perceptible grow. log vitality of the iastitatioe, sad saproseta4 the belief that the Great Gl eh. was destiaed to play ea lespoetaatpart la Intent iag the sphere of public lastraetioo. The theory most effec tually advocated by the latelligoot ord. etor of this same of popular education Is that tbe eye, es well as tha star sad other orgasm of lease, mast be brought to bear is the pro em of mental issuing ; sad very great progress bas rr wetly beta made Is this mode, of tearking within the precinc3 of the Loicostas-aqaaro done. It is sot easy ti imagine a mete insinuative or pleastat mode of passing a spire half-hoar thaa that which the diorainie oar from Els& wall to !Walden and back again to England Word% whoa forty Ilse pictures Oa a largo scale) of [moss sides aid mast plctararquo teener, par before the spectator, the tamest of the pictured seems being 'shouted by the delivery of were wee siert measate of the more importast incidents ecesa•eted with the origiaal subject. As Inhibition more cal culated to stimulate the spirit of travel we witaseeed ; sad we make no doubt but that many prices captivated by the proairieg sitar. of the mimic intim will b. la dosed to egivert it into is aticomplished feet. The groat rasj .rity of the picture. are by Mr. Charles Marshall, sad are, w.th very few empties; extremely swell ezucatod. la che saciesiag sitting, whaa more than half the jimmy wee gone through, we noticed but oho failure amongst theme pictorial illastratioa•—tbat of Bone, pained by soother sad a fresigu baud. Natty of the subj eta, dist cf Vesicle is particular, are deserving of the highest praise. W. do sot ressesaber to have sea the silent, sea-borne city so well no/assault! is °etym. The poetical grandeur of the 66i' pies' swag bas beea caught by lb' artist, sad laprososs lora upon the spectator, be whose mid the oratissest, Vasegis, Yawata chi nen ti Tede al ace ti pro& I" bo soms for the moment absolutely realised. Although we have tosobed ape. the foregoing subjeot, oar isteutioa at protest in soticieg this edueatiosal lostit ut ion is to draw pub- Be attention t th• ample opportaaity whisk it sow Words for stsitylog a very Is' log and mach ignored breath of =the. 100. Oa either side of the e rev's, ambulatory eurroeudtag the taper compertmett of the totaada are sr looped, simply sad to group., figures, lite-sier, modelled la war, Illastretays of the rues iobabitieg the regions which nigh from Bulgaria to U. tonna.. of India. Thus figures, the eoustoosasee of which are modelled with artists ease and with a view to the true orprissaira of race, it. trilogies three sad tear kindred is number, and wear reel ecstasies. Tbey ere eirereover so deposed a to elemp , ify the ceseapa, time sad habits p teul'ar to the people whom lacy personify. Na..,... 'IONS s f society, f• oin the sleet exalted to the auslotr, ere TOpfeellln-d. The somber, beauty, sad east liens of th se figures 'zeta surprise in the beholder ; sea' is it leis satistart ,ry to re 11, et up m the yetis.; of ideas sag petted, aid solid isle reatioh caoveyed, through ea levet tion of th• • larneaes salted= of elaborately lobbed eMpies. The doused bundle' la lasle et. r pure study, we Oka, uarivaled, for the smogs% of 'shuttle sad earteable fal r escues which is to be obtained at a swill cost of tine sad 'nosey. NAVAL AND MILITARY 41111WILLLTT, MAT 6.—Tds BismiTOPOL CLUE% —la idware to the roles pobliohol r the Gamete of the 2ed lomat, Worn way szortioa deb r e emolo by UM Acestralty Jo Wu d do drop tor tkey comet bo tert. kr lon Mao dotal d dant salb. Powasnro.—adiss &daft dopes 11. added (10 ) has Ism mama a rultloot mem Yds Whop% 6, odds vbs.' dodo Dr= lb. IT obionifooloom yew. et Imoloisosth J F . e trikyki.. the O. wow dam alp. 81114oroo power, at Uncabort ; 0. J. Mold (Mao sidldood to do lisooled, maw, dip, et Portniratt. ke =deo la do OW% I. wow ituthost; J.O. WM (lOW tod it. J. Ofwoolry Who Omoh, owe stem witty Mof imi pom, 46 Itottooport Illsegors 111. Bums, Y. D. (MO), to the Illetwy, Am obi& at Pottodatili ; I._dodo (tad). to the Arum" 4, wow mom goo I me C. Mambo (A$ ). to tho bomb% 4, some 4.4. m goo g41:1 Pis . C. P. Melon (1610), to the asiklab. boo ' lll77llrasol I. Rio owl J. Poshossa to the loyal 044.; gissrow shom skip, d 400.boroi gm, as Worm& NAVAL PIaU II clinsietis• is ismby shot so the sli^ soisre. sodi mutes% eel le ell beemeNti therele. Mee as Meelleeles el proofed@ ari the Momisi elesoese MBA MOM' as the ethJe y, IVA Me Ilelmite slips Dryer gni Meal; lism tb• Meta tame mend is Me Ise Att. S U. kg Yr Majesty's elt , p finely ; melees *sem* Melnik eed ler Nowa se tie 30th sad Cm , f AueMS. MISS, st Mem, by bee Neje" iheirtreffy wut Dram, witt seesseee es Medley, the MS Ilee. I le the er se \reach ot the agertatent of the As aseeteeehermel the easy, edeelretty,lllserrest-hattes. PORTSMOUTH, Nar 11. iag ,owe loo•Aelmirsl (Mane 8 , moor, Commun. dewM.Clisf Mina= Wei Me 14414. Wet algat, goki es Wye etelmese IhWag se limarday amt. lb. See et lollfilokelisi Made. MOW Ilesleimilies, was Isolated es bort iM Wag dries Ile Aim el We *mese Ile man mile me by mat ea lam ee madalti to the art. lb, Mier% leR het MOM two is tow, sad tba lammloleimirdelimMli tee alum 'Hie latter had believer to IM lei. falai le diem mem *Me The 131 sew mew alp, is to go oat of Warm to minim le 87 last Wpm, madam permitting. TB! METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WOlLlClL—Tow tarday, a genera seating of the weinben of this body was held at the Guildhall, to take ism ceaaideratioa the pro priety of pretention as address to the Queen on the ina nities of pese► A lengthened discussion took place on ihe advisability of seek a course, bat at length it was agreed to by a majosity of 17 over 7. A committee was appointed to draw up the address. BEEIOIIB ACCIDENT IN CLEMENTE.INN-PASSAGE— Yesterday aftentooce throe men sassed Urtah Perseus, Henry amides, and Ws. Roberts, who had been repel:Mg the roof of the premises belonging to Mr. Clime, a belabor, of No. 13, Clement's-inn wasps, were delafteding by a ladder when the ladder broke. William Roberts, in falling, was caught in the thigh by the butcher's ho. ks, when be hug Rota he was extricated by Mr. Phillips, the late oteest-keeper, and othen. The poor fellow was forthwith rummed to King's College Heepital, where he at present remains ia a Mete of great suffering. The other two area were also severely Wand, and were at oatts removed to the Tag HOTEL ROBBERIES BT AMERICANL—DanieI Breast' the Algerian ehsrged will robbing the Albion Hotel, Mambester, and commuted for Wel, is sow fa,iber charged with Me rubbery of Mr. Nevin., an American gm- Minoan, who m trunk, with content. worth 2,000 defiers, was stolen some ntonthe ago on ire New York sad Boston Railway. • gold limb, made by Mr. Ammo, of Liverpool, belonging to Mr. Herm., b.. been foaad on the proieee, together with other valuables cootained la the crank 'MS it was taken. THE LATE ASSAULT AND " DUCKING " AT Till CAPRIABUIT CAVALIT BARRACK. —Bono farther steps have boss ekes Is tha. owter. The pass =es (Steer) hawing addressed a letter to the Cowntheder-in-Chlet (Lord Dutlitsge), fully cloudier/ the particalara of the trastftent be was eateected to on the occasion in quietism, hie lordship has trumnittal the tozalasoicstion to the tern. =sadist at Catitsay.ry, for the purpose of hevieg the allegatcsee drivels contused incinirpd lots. That ioqs'cy N sow solos os, std the 'Lir u beginning to unnie a somewhat earths. aoasplealos. The chief object, therefore, of the inviatkatiOa t., ta.a.Clitaha w►o the parties eon conked is t►e "decking" are, and to what suttee, if say, ewleability is attachable to Lieut. Asdereos.—Nowth tasters Ow/lc RIAZOLANI TRI LOYDOW AND SOUTH WISTIRX RAIL- WAY CIOXPAWT.-ACTION PON. LOS? LOOOAGI. MI was an satin to ream the alms a o partaastam and hale; Walt bad Wes led by use plant!! lanai a 'meaner hors Wadi* OW= berry. and Is was raid that the portmanteau aminfmal pageby to • treall:;7l. Tbe anteratam aka d that ea 401111 d June, I do *OW( beans • parser by the delbodambe Imo to sod ammo by their boat to Jersey, sod tides that ossolo• pooorrirty In guano was last Ulm* inoloooso el i elboloote womb.. la dooms then , woo a plos elf* 'Mil do Cordate tic, and ol aged tbst tie ipeadola geniis we ot a kb.d tar obi& the compoty wet set bm =MB Ili min sod Tame cd toto 'NNW mato dill to re Ilia to Mee collared to Na ocropomyarl list so ear datientle W ham weds Is als era To Wei pin& ..,...tbooo woo Oromoso lake taloa moat question 4 Ne of to. wart, bob to. moo quectit woo 'bother do moo. dam Uldility Woe to. Wawa' Let apt lied a • smarm to eany tby landiad partly by au or aria entilnal to antra= to wry bat °sly. spdeared ta the patting. sad Mt. lilt. fee itte d•. . . The Own Istiwated as optnio■ that he eateeptioe from liability eggeled le a eastreet like the preetat, but.. tbe matter soil:lintel west of epee Sew bNa glees to sawed the pleadusge, so toenail jeggisest was gives. WIRER IL TU ISIDLLID COURTIN@ RAILWAY coW . WONT OT WAT TO • lIAILWAT ITATIOX. 11, deslaretka la tut awe WO* that to 04 • 8 • 1014 .&•tloo upon the almliewe' Isis d railway owamusweied with the Ingli-rand di U ar eli lisp* whelk there wee a roadway lewhew up to ow hatklltige m Mem. t that the Italetsatly Mewed p owners eml millet with p ss gen an em d ptily swab OS plea thremek the late. to Me Maths. the *Mot tied am emelews with MIS Wearied par mow sal bow to sad from lie deestrill Sholekloe he WY not Moved to &belie =rams thateith the per. The pilot& Named imps Is aireessom of his use big Wooed M ro. The &- Mime phodol fa mom thee the awl tea reel ken then to No sieges wire their , ash the mehtba retard upon diemetrer ewebeWll We weeper, wee emieleelwes •of doe PriPirtp as to have lie efght te Previa' Me e OMNI ha emlews through the plea. Mr. Deseter appose Pm the platatilc earl Mr. Palma br the Tee Overt thee& ere the compasy hod the right to do le they heel dom. nil Otpleat asecedieity eves lor the deNindaata. 11119•1111 AZ Min PY aItDDIJIms.-311Mall Oa. MIMS Wu,. u•ir um, • common soar. REM 111. MOODY.-•OTION •0•1/1111 . • MAXTOR 01 • 11/ILDINO 1100111 T. ONII _ul was kesserir merneiry w the K Ossrge's lensteust dillaW Usti Itieseisien, A .bleb Oes Omentsat wai s dine. es salsa wig 1,61.14 tu mew a— el Amer ex Ar rive rowderell le As Mr. lo sass W 117.7 6 =r0d kw the *MK sad Mr. soi . llO. rest tsr OA fee'f skewer et be resektieb Mai be ee- KWilms ls west to beim, • senellime kr the esermary all ebb Job AIM ke iffb som wetting masa, pro teb. Z M mendir opolseed ereeetat7 abloned to porter= be Looser Mlles mon be Mb bleak hawk& lbw be radmmedati mid be sow bad to nose" best 67 1. far be sebum rembreil 1. be. TM defendant wee morn st the mak/pa mil& Ike Mode Mol bees specialized, smil • kis km maim to =be lin dilly Moble is km mem lbe dekbliktitere or kat be Mb net rogredelk and that the *INN we MOW be paid out el *iamb dike reseletken, le b anker mak nib 41. It waa also red that Is seq. Went tb ew to la slimed ems we berm Ineemoste se int p abut Led beandt offered - 11videsee wee item ea be a both k aldea, sad ultimately the jury gave a verdiet ke the altitud! COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-MAY 5. UMW d 0010111 MONO IX /IX W. 0 700101. Thilloiskrupt was • ship broker of Bun mirk Conaill, and Nat alia*. Prom • prelislaary atatemset by Mears. Hardin, and Policia his debts and William an 114001., his aorta Meat 10,0bol. Amigains mem now appoistad. IN ZS I. The bankrupt is dasaribad se • mailiettorat et malleabb boa ol Mambas/at sod eleirliera Ills mammas wsa new *dimmed ales dio. with prated= lat • math. No mamma ham been Mod, and Mere are no meta. 2HB POLICE COURTS. DOW4TRBET. meow Taylor, a d the D divides (No. 37), op. helm Mr. J *Ankles at the eamdedieses at dot. le mower Ur et bed* leeselly aseaelted a you* 'edits the day et Mt prooloordea deem. Mr. Parry. the liseeewee_ iNswid ear essehiest, instructed by M.S. Liselekd Beffisolleeddest. tie learned Gomel repotad that lot had to direst the sttattime the welded to said the maw sowardy aid imprecated wee* ever Glaris momirt tea panes. As • body, I. mewl the =We paws home wear otwee • ea W wee no kali ewe be ealled la or tallallbr myna; bed awe woe oftemmerUy be sod whammed edema Ws bled eaterred it um doe to ke paid Si the wow iiweldho gtylaMMleated. The y use kay spew when the M eemplaised of had been wemated we• likk ewe thwe • maw ye. eso • penes when mposeremee. see idols bediseepomed. geoid haw mmoadended the prekelles et the pekoe es walk es euriew. The dieestkeb we the woe MA we • tall, powedmi dee. peeseellog sa m edesed to do le rd so derhel le daises mad pbyeted as le mbar k Met thereemell lad beme way Yews hie Welk. pklre be Weed Ow mete le kb tame unit be teal the bey wee dd. Solos es die pi& Afar Ids* dedilleg the oweemeteeses et the ed s. the hem& pokes= snaked the bawl* widows: Miss ClomodbriAssbrdoeat emploissek deposed se follows :-I am st meta dmilleget frirlidelek with a lady maned flag, at whoa We I bed her *M. Oa the dab 0. April Leese. pest Mn Wog sell ads to le CherledVornd. to wildat the prod make at peer. we wen steak Peormeres, the poetry-coolie, =ls weesequiwee et the enewie. 1 he separated from my I saw dm at• deems The /dewier had true dup. 1 node is awl le wojek anwemee. epee eblab • pollard.' salad de need the wall. sod Mug Er he& &Awe I had owe to seek e• lift he wheel we by kWh sheulamh 1 tweed him to allow near lle m e IN Wheelers with alb bee he suit 1 eitould not-eo ass aim/ spew kirk Re esed•wed se Mk we tight by the I mlnsolei le pt trek ealiteted weed pity rous4 wire bedew Woolen rd Wroth me • blew ea my shoulder. et this menewe s B 10111•8 see "Melee. obtuse- bet ere you hakes her 'NT aim Iwasikeelk you WWI bear mare of ordatede km Mr girkma he/ kehed bin 0t al. hie hood. of, the we swop Sew lin Mihail that 1 should I Woe it dr Nese pellomma hid set we 6. 1 ?denied had hack townie the Mks Celtepeoewesb Wt awl ILGors the MO& 1 welted there midi wee et my Mame me. 1 sew the polleenwee eke Mee he hal reweeed me. weihred •• great dell ken the Wade kikeek bk mew Ike the tie sight sad the ma lltr a tny. - Now leek at the debtedest. and tall ow 11 he le the nes who posy pa. lbw le the nu who 111. tiered we. 1 Mee sot the lON* desk et it. I showed my Manse to Mr. Merkur sad . lb = glo ▪ 110 1 I" bk egsmeletkel alt ow aered& MYNA. wee ms • mei MI or GU, woe, hut I was meld le Meet* IMO et Om. 1 wese thee to St.stl.l Gedge 'snable sta. LL's, sod was 000WO say imam Oak et am beteg u to the mao who bad elemelled w Illiddeemasy I west to Mary. Moue stalks. see Yee • aresshwee ever on bad berm craw= up la a Iles or aired. I welled lewd the rood Yoking at ash am. b i Sod sot in WI me. 1 2 1000101 W• 1000 IN 10 wall rotted *dm. 1 tweed to do tr, awll stg eye ideas* rested epee the de. rkal. who wee bested de. I dew th e sled I did that likens& tin debt el the sea ridee di at tho mom so, sod I bikes I /send; but I ememilor the charm brimf takes duty saw. The deltedant, In sewer Oa the Amps maid " 1 deny ham( wellasy MA" He did not day that Os weeds maw who had taken rid d ma. Croseembiel by Mr. Weeder (debedsalk eolialter)-I did sot hoer hid any amid* as la my fret deseriptiee of the assault I dated sheik deeded Is Werrekkatrid. I did mot new the Seamy any wall. Abdo\ I had dead ia the dignity W idedoe daily >son. We di dosed the loss was Mramict-street. but I had bees to the spot dre. sad Led we wen mistake* Is the name el the r Most I warilimd 194 is the Rusabar at a proms= I bad MS 011 Oa bag. bat I lift arm Gala that 194 was thewa. Lea who a& wise shi t _ . ao.oanaktad—bapoetor Bastin ease to me and quastioaad me absot and Hz. Mayhew limbed ltin. aot to Barry me. I bad 110111 t. beim M saaanitod ma. strand/zit:l the crowd with a man. Mr. Prep teneled that the case mint be here adManied for • wseh. lbra gebiley plies to the nuts aught induct the madman relined M by Men to mem forward, .d tt as. met import. sat Mende edgier alemY he premed U porible, whiner: way It might OIL Mr. Jenne themght It We. tor to hear the defeats first rrutbse. el Iretey.street. and Mrs. Eery klac:fileade of the ecteeph Or agreed to the =tare of the ory sustained by rim Amble. dimeltilep a were Inn Weeding the etiosider to the born. Mae hems suite Nei Mr. SSW l=ber Menteratsd the evident the te le rela Ire le the pritenathe. and rated that rage lerseend relleena of the we at the Mar., lathes *nom bar eye was weideMplan ogee the ailernat. an attend a shriek. eadrineed Thr Y tho era rani nerd any. Omesemonies•—Thre Whese a einvenetioa between Inspector Waller sod myself Meet h e having germ DV, but n..t wattle the hewn' of Ins Mier. The asenitemat bad pmtously ineribed the as tall. horn arsine krilr. Its.. W laspeowr Walker had eispliered the dsdradant se answeeng Is, dews moon, which wee he hat in every porthole?. Ibe emphdeant, however, know as. inn off eonverance. and It was arranged that no oima ANN be spostally peeved out to her. the elan was entered upon UN Ant. sod the dehudean Quip reply was, I deny tong my stet" lie dad eaten the weeds at all" in my batt y Mr. Ifimmor than addeend the court for the detesdariL nearest that the psis MOW toads two or WOO manumits In her al doses. whteL Awed that with ',menthe tu 4vte the truth, ter tat. ISM Ms linallty and se to Use iodateral, la re imperfect smiligraleare tammor ouch that he tau hope dim `nil a• 18 . 10 *thee et drawing his staff, or using nay wilted Ashen Marc bee bet if there acre sash • man, be sheen beano to peen Ryan all doubt that it are cot the man who W ben sonieseed to maw the p smut maga After drones epee the dreemehmee et the defoiasne. Mug peered by theentgleimmallest anniesties. amen. ending hie remark able aggnerse (whinnied barely 141 to thaw internee) sod also Wm lea diggsgseth as to thing swish st *am**. Sallie. slake that R shouto all the remade, of his absollry nee edli him all the nioncog, and other witnewes ea. ernmeml nth tientleo. Whin that thr amault charged tend not bete hen gemehied by the deindant. appamen stated that be had elutes of • mall seeks of D Coaring.cross, on the aiming is misses& re had his ope epee all the ran the weds thee. lithe thee aces if thee at INgla la Coreoper.eren It a p non tried to cross from it weld have been the duty of a en table at the C Diehne le lateterre. The nice: wee to went the crowd follow ing the premium to the sate., where the peodusation was read. thooneeriesigThe ewe were all de.tred not wan their staves ea this asenia. Ideal now U they had thaw waves or not. It ls act ray piste tolewsw this. Most likely they had them. We paned the mope beak. erMp no oneremary viol'me. We were on they la the read. At me tne sty men wen divided-gm ce tee side of W scorns and tear ta the ether; but siter the I taw them the when Inn OEM n D odd he ern with defendant all the time. They were Mete le Fartanere sham It nay &mutt had Mee wannetted by delliedrt be must ban NM It. Nothing of the sort took place. Pen wr An seenitim depend to the -acne .MO,, cad on of Me homer ms snag Mat he tented the delendeat for this duty, Pere haws "Ma aid delletalaid " ism- by which he any urn net heineste de blenp. •Ma Omni anal ten the no at Farreares shop ell the fiat. lOW er. art sew twit there cis eat,. No amen of the WM Inalbed ler gine—if Owe had toes the should hays brie the Mt to ere It. - 111 - pirr. - irrry-I know nothing of th police. except that I ledge In ihe ems hoar as owe ot the D. Ile defendant • a stranger to me. Jackets. who took the Mange, desenbal tae failure of Identaly defending se the Orst eaareinetka, ead Male. thst Ms man's reply to the dm ems was, I deny taking out myelslistdt." Mr. ham ad OM the ewe ought to be mot to the sea leas. met ememmkg ter a wt, Me the name be hod already awed. Mr. Jselbs-As anisettes ft I me to Weal Mtn it, is many one way. TM pow kap Ms omit her se er . atemest vy eminent', end lam mAkelsi that obi Weer this le ths nom who meant ed bor. But Om snow* et the mint Is Ilmonest. emattertly, la two or three parMidea. P. there is Ms hilleaMlL shoat the locality ; sad themes Mime Me *portant foot that cab MAIM in the first UM SOMMI SO We* thi delmilant, although his else sad appearance are ma is es Memo Mum who ever aew bus wash There was ni dearly easeeensliga at the static. .host km baying puma 1./ 17 -Mot boas Ms mos erespeetad- Mame the Neogene:o took pima I If the dollongsat wee the mare. some or his comrades exastiald Mae Pam art ham men the .amok eimanntrea. La to the Weems= el Ms arc. " I seam drew my atsit at ell" that twonlog, it woe a veey wand amine to ra In mower to sock a cha isrge ; en:l.d I sea, thessfore, anodise weight to It. Its ere must be dables Mr. Parry-nsmosemet bare bees a great minty policemen on duty that day who knew who the man ly if Ws le not MM. TM court was mey one erow.nd during the Intolry, chicly by police constabes. XARYLE BONE. Yesterday a wesia --- WioTav; her MEN Mary Glenn, vii Simi Olio Me Mlwa Mr. Brugghton, eh trod with laming stolen a amieles■ Meese Ow 111. aid boot sold, tae property of a peat who at the statism-Mess deeemt howl( to be Mr. John Lt.lbortses ii t banner, reablaregls Mimabester. D, deposed that astir morning, M a quarter to 4, be= airy of " polite mad en s pr rectos to itkeoentreet, ,saw the primmer sasorely hew by a stuntman, who Ersierilat be As had robbed Mu by potting her erns round his want, sod otlg has pens from We w hunter mated that apelike/waft Wet the arm whew% the ed we Mad by Mot Wag mile yowl 6/ ha set. sestet.lila tes t mil Lend therefrom • nem. awl Abell Mr. llistelon—Was *optimums asisrl whites -M eft. Mr. as, Me ganthleno Ste I Witness— was*. Mr. Inewlewe —le the peer genweene we ► his tees robbed here wieswee—lle le not, dr. neweileee —lt appears that he gave his eldress only as a bar &Ow ot Mrisobetter. I:erhould have been baked la what met of Ilaseheeter be Heed, and itquary shank' also have bees. =dela to where be was staying whale to town. Whams—He had got all his pet.perty, your worattip. except the sovereiga sod the half artesian, sod I dare ay he don't wish to r. " Mr. g' Brooghtes (to primmer) - What have you to my to this Proven—l saw notions of the pares till the stolen picked It up and charged me with steams it. 1 bad walked wan Mtn all the way Iran the itegeserbeireas. It was I and not the gentleman who called " pollee." I he coestable mid that " pollee was milled by both parties. Mr. Drought*. remanded the prowler tor • week, la order to afford tine tor be "multi* to hod oat sad bring termini Mr. Su ttee U paths to mosey Le. 800THWARK. . Patiter. well-dresoad WWI( Mlail&C, WU charred with =lhn pant of Jane Walters la one of tut Methadon mat _ lid peeeerehis, a widow residing in Veuxhall, stated that ea the presism she sot lotto one of the We Houton omnibuses to peeeeed Ibe and Castle. The prooLer was winos on the Id Me et the esei%; sea wittiest passed her, and eat next to her, es Ilkse Me WNW d bat dress wart near Ler. Several other permits =Veil Illeeetallue ammo Whni near MCi . •Ofil • ggyse,pt eat, and witting, peranting Um her dress Me hem up.:lneasMatoiy put her hand in farr p am. sad tamed • fersssda weigh she had locs.e there when she got in. From WialllllONMinaline mimed, vitalise and himself went after the pri. =ME owitimik Wes be genitstreet, when she gave her into a beilig• Übe doing robbed ner, and cried to As allowed to lib Wll% (en* am /tweak the wife of one of the warrant officers, said she eingibld the primer sod found haifvt-crowa loom to her reticule. ale led ear elm her purse, beside. • salver watch and chain. Oho deoleg reheles. the lady. ites Veleiree Mee seetended that there INN nothlag making In the edema et the trio to show that his client wee connected wkk t OF Wow of the robbery. 7 here were a 'mat cumber at jams be dr anal , and it was pmible for my other person Mee OM. the halt•crown, if the trosecutrm hod not lost it before I Mr pa The peeseseirla said that she kdt the balfmrown to the pocket of bet dramas doe mai pang In, sad no other person could hare stolen it but the pelosee._ ii; enriner lAs elardbus stated that fret information he renteoll whom the pelessar got iamb, be called to the pannsgera to We =PS et Mat prior aid that the evidence was euthenist against the proem le ga Were a jury, utilise ate pvelernal being dealt with oft the New Cricahau Justice Act by6ln, sad then abc tow plead ▪ The Wiser. after enraging with Mr. Solomon, pleaded guilty, etatiag that It was her first camas. Mr. Alreakew said that as she was not known to the pollee, he hook' 004 punish her to the Oiliest cutest, but he should .entente her to the,. months' hard labour. THE SUSPECTED POISONINGS AT CAMPER DOWN, NEAR NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. On Monday the adjourned inquests were held before Mr. Reed, coroner for &lath Northutunriend, touching the death of the three children summed to hen been poisoned by 'mistake. The ciream , tanen were briefly stand • few week. ego in the Express It will be r.- membered that sulphur and treiic • were obtained from the shop of a Mr. Short, et Campetdowo, and administered t - ) the children medicinally that they wire ...vet with violent purging. end vmaition, and died within 24 hours. Dr. Richardson, of klewcutle, now :t en..rd and stated that he had examined five p.rcels of sea phur which bed been given to him. They all contain... arsenic me chanically mind with the sulphur racept one, sad that was obtained from the stock which Wry. Short had jest ineetired; the others wen from the stock which were in the shop • lira she took it from her predecessor, Mr. Bell, out of which the fats) dons had been idminletere ' d. The whole of it had been °bronzed from Mr. ithamilt and druggist, of Ncrth Bhi-lds. The Ciro nor said be had received a letter from Mr. Forth, Ind wing &copy of ea invoice of a rack of euipbur, out which he aid Mr. Bell would be supplied. It we. from Halted sled Ellis, flugarilthe, Masebester, sod was obtained May 9, 1863. Siam then the flim Teri been changed to Ellis and Brooch. He bed written to the latter firm, but they said they had ao 111 , 111:4 of Marring to the Foos, at their prods- °emery. Mr. Faith kept hie 111 , 111,C in a bark cellar, where nothing elm was lie pt. except Bath bricks and empty pock ages, and he kept his sulphur is a room above his shop. Tne verdtct of the jury was, " That the deceased children had met their death from misadven tore in having swallowed a quantity of flour of sulphur anted with treacle, purchased of one Elisabeth Short, and adminietered medicioally ; and that no blame was dee to the acid E iatheth 13bori, who sold the sulphur and treads not knowing or believing that the mime (menthes. of them, containeilauy noxious or dissertate or Till LATE BOILER F XPLOSION AT BILSTON, I BTAFFORDSPIIItI —Oa Tuesday the ioquiry by the Coroner relative to the deaths of the three men killed by th e recent boiler explosion at Butt is, wit renamed at the work. of Muir.. Roar and Higgins. The evidence went to thew that the &propane* of the Miler plates indicated that the lower piste of the boiler must hive bees red hot from want of a proper supply of water, and that William Plant, the engineer st the workr, banded the boils over to William Teddy full of water iome time before the explosion. Teckly gave it into the cust.dy of H , ary Smith, whi was on deity when the explosion to , k plate. It appeared that ar other vase c.uld be thought of for the explosion but a want of wet., in the boiler. A.t.r some deliberation the jury returned a verdict to the Beet that the explosion had wenrred from want of IMO on the part of Henry Smith and William Tacitly, they having left tlis boiler unfortunately without wa•sr. They were than committed on the Coroner's warrant on a charge of snanalaaghter. MAREBTS. COTTON.—Lwrarow" Mar 6.-1 be males of cotton to-day are iodinated at 7,400 balm, of which ~0.0 ham Lees taken for ezport mid 1,000 on atinmlatkon. The sale.. include 2 A Yam, lan. at bid. to 7d.; mid 1,300 rural, at 401. to 51d. per lb. le. market cloaed asd, compared with enddy'a rates, prim of bowman and Surat are tight. Other Kinds unchanged. Total sales minal hum day, 30,000; export, 3,0 0; maculation, 7,00. OOTTON GOODS —Mak unarm Nor 4.—We have had • very flat marine In bite cloth and yarn ; sod though tattoo is firmer, the (Menge has sot strengthened tee heed. of nuo.ufacturers sufficiently to matte them to egenenand business at last quotations. In the price lies of sellers no abatement bee been made, and prices are nomina ll y as teem, but buyer. ho.o euul in the gayety union that they may, by so doing, produoe an impre—in. Oh for other hand, miteufscturere somplain that prices are rot ft moment lye at the mime rotes Item /sr the raw sealerwl and lor yarn. Where there Is a pressure, or a nerdy to sell, buyers oboes tome .itt.e advastage, and tte un derlay of the market I. emir quenuy more to I weir o f buyer. team sellers. The seine remark amides to yarns. spinners adhere ratter firmly to lest quotatu.n., eon:1011y tor lop pine, but eicsidlogly hill, business hss been dot. •• a court gat one, and the tendeocy of the market is m tavola of l open, to ciotes a radUctiall of lid. to per pi.ce would have I, It to • fur honoree, but Force booms in the trade report India as at 3d. to 4,d. per piece ltoilet the highest rates ruling a tortzught to turee weeks beck. WOOLLEN.—Lasos, M•r arorring's market has been very lot and dull. Tem mrmhants are *urinal, holdlug olf. The wool isles commence on 'rummer. lIANUFACIIMES.—HODDIWIFIZLD, Mu a.—The supply of seek brought to =nut nun culsift rrs, e irom the &droned moon tonne mann fatter,,. to ask Mato r orlon. which has had the *fleet et Innen, uterchsots to operate vsry cautwusly. WI there is a fan . lest baanen dm', but not of nth intent as esgual the average Of scan WOOL.—Hrovaarrtio.n, May 6.—The a , c:k of colonial wools at thew pretty well clears oath, many of die dezilrra naaina 11011 e to atoll wthlll tee) reoehe aspoliaa Wan toe fortecolumg sales. Meanume we have a little doing In tow foulan at lull rater. CORN.—Ecu, MAT 6.—Re bad a era.ll supply of wisest from our farmer, and 'matte lonia'. Loslob mutt be written Is to lc. dearer slue lit Taerday, but a slow rale at the wivanse. Fresh Is is good requ. et and very Karoo; inetiot nealtned. Bub ry ti tt esle. and entered at la. to h. d. el ne. lbe Demob carves snivel out of toudst on. .a: not eut•sbta for inaitutd. baths Is. dearer. Oats a blow bale. Ltneod so. dearer NIX* It:today, and oaks, trow. scarcity bud unusual cold weather, again bs. pet ton dotter. BUNS very dul . Imports from Apt; 26 to May 2 : Wheat, 2.466 qrs.; barley, 7,51e8; cats, t,12. ; beans, alt; peas. •20; Ilewatd. 3,776; oil cakes, 7.6 tons; bones, S 2. Leta; Na. 6.—We ba4 • fair arrival sr .►at ; holders an iris, bat no alteration 44a be noted iv prices hoar and dr• viand by no tarns ratite. BY ley en b. lore. beans and onto bold far tall rats; Other attires aritbuut situation. Average price •r grata : whor 1,614 quarters, at 67a. 3.1 ; bum, 69. quarters, at •31.64. ; ci t e. 1641 quaners. at 2vs. • bean; 191 gainers, at 41.. I Id.; pea; 10 quarters, at 40.. Aut . ,* a this near :.boat, 9,693; oats, 40; barley : 163 ; gear, N 4; rapeseed, HA 1.4111, MAT B.—We haw had • roci supply of wbeat at natio! today. The &mood foe franca baying cooed for the present, and arum cargoes *hipped and Intended for t b at country being ord. red for the London norket, ham readarad toe e flat, and In cane cases we owe Mbar boon the tales of Lot week. Very title door In aortae corn. A cargo al ``ad faetra barley, 3 In. per busarl, seWog at Sao per gr. en map. Priers are Is follow:—Wheat, red, 3910 e. to BIOS, Ha. to It s.; One, 87e. Barmy, 311 to. to 311 to, 345. to No; rine, 40n Beans, i. s. to els. per qr. (Ada, la. to la. ld. per arms. Nawcants, MAT 6.- The weather Mill continues cold sad um genial, and we hear complaults of the wheat audering in easement. At our market this se ening we had a meder ate stivar of wheat Pm the growers, and, the orivala coastwise being 'talon, fresh threshed sempite were taken off quickly. at an amendment 01 la. pot qr. ; .hut the quality a the receipts b-mg Incident e, to improvemtn: could be establiehrod, and upon the who,. only a moderate Ottumwa reauP.ed. Roar moved off steadily. and in partial iostateea mote mosey was realised. Malting burley in iimital rt quest, but he T.tue of choice qualities la well sustained. Malt, bean., and peas much as before. Oats bo good demand; prime white CAdOntlitt Danish Wag makable at 14s. 6d. to Ma., 4010 s. per bushel. Baussuar, Mar 7.—At thu day's market we had a full attendant" of both buyers and sellers, and a large supply of all delcriptions of grain. In wheat higher priers were mind than buyers were oirpowd to give, itmsequently the burleys,' was limited, hut, on an sector, heat qualithereadeed as advance o' it. per er. There was nu alters- Una in the price of flour, but the trade way 54. The malting reason being almost brought to • close, there was nut so good a demand for malting barley, end the trade remeineu atiminaliy the mere. Grind. Mg qualities were • very dull sale. Ibe molt trace assumes a very dull aspect at primal, sad poem are lb • tame. A moderate trade doing in eats at late rates In beans, pees. he., there was sot word Poling. at stationary pion. ia hest, tars, to 7.e ; barley, Ma. to 10e.; oat., 24e. to 270.; Owns. 45a. to 5 a.; peas, Ms to 4na. per qr. kMur, 31e. to 57e. per amk. Melt, 94. 3d. to es. 64. per buebeL Coin, 31• T 6.—(By English and Irish Magnetic Telegrapb).—Red Wheat, 335, 3d. to 6N. 8 t.; Maley, Ira. to lam DCILIM. MAT 6.- (dy English and Irish Magnetic Telegrapb.)— Antall supply of all hinds 01 grain. Prime 'ample. of 11 tu at met a ready sale at en wiesnee of to. AU other birds, includieg Indian earn, were dud of sate, without situation in prices. CATTLE.-Bausatiar. MAT 6.—At our market to-day we were sessitily supplied lath beset., and chiefly of an indiffeieut deeerr • ton. me e lend..e wee modustur rood, but pi empequei.oe of higher prints being Bled, • very limi.ed amount or barmen au transuded, and • great many remained unsold et the came of busi ness. The supply of cheep ice also very limited, and the wore re. markable horn the cireu .stance of this oc. offing only the day alter Wilton great cheep lair. Best tioutbduen cheep were in to. lushly good request, at enhanced roes, but as the ewer eel tone of the market was bigber, interior animals hung ea bend and a elearaneeof the very renal euoply was not ederted. Lambe were slim name, and teem the very high terms asked, the trade ruled sleek. The supply et calves was larger than lust market, bat there was a teeny demand for all en offer; and prices marred aczording to quality, bet there ea. no aiietewent from our lan returns. In the pig market an enrage hiatus. was doing, and prices remain mach about the nose as before. brad lot pig. are warm and realise high rated Bait on heel di, 6d. per moue, cow and better ditto, 10r. to 1 as. dd. best Down milieu, out or the wool, lid. oer lb. ; rior and other aorta. led. to 7d. Veal, 7 .to 7,.d. Lush, ill. to 10d. Pock, fresh and suit, lad. to hid. per lb , and to,. Sd. to 10a. 6d. pee enure. Green bums, ai. to 9d. pet lb.; dry ditto, led., and We. to 10s. 6da per store. Quer:or-old .tore pigs, a le. tc 3d.. each. - - Mims Brame Same Paza.—Thu lair was beld on Muds) laid. The 'apply was considerably below the average, and trade ruled brig, nearly the whole being c.eare 01 at an early hour of the day. Prices ranged from M. to 1 .iwe bead above Mow recently obtained et Monaca. borne of tbe beet tette realwed as much as 33e. per head; others from Bars. to 41e. ; anu and inferior ditto Irma 24a. to Ma. The mse, withers sae bri.k, and some wore sold at 30e. per ' heed. Couples remelted hoot MY. to Is. Ihe elver cup for the test pen was awarded to Mr. 8. Waage. of Hsmuoury Brian, Illandked. MO 114111611 yenned realised S.. per bead. Taw second prize WI curled off by Mr. Kent, of Harnbam, and the price obtained was Ms. cock. There Ir. lib Jut u enrage supply of lwe stock, cedes much u 201. 10s. per head wav given f..r good plough tarn. There was nothing extra...lmam in be bone lair, but high prices was mei:gained Me the best alumni. arrnsa.—Coac, N 4.—illy Eafflish tad Irlab Marietta relograpik.)— lac 11011., 2ad, 110 a.; irdr, Ms.; Ulan, 101 a ; Stho. the.; NAN 736. SHIPPING INTELLIGINCB. CASUALTIES took • • Loa Lag, from Monte Yoko, are, end has been ecunlei by order of SW eurveyors.—We erded, May 5. Venda, from Liverpoot to Athos, or WA al the Cape de Verde Islands on the ird of April. Unimak Snag at Foaison Doan.—Jchn Cottle, Neptune, Shakspeare, Juventa, and Si. la.tus, at New Orleans; Greenock, at Mobile; Sardinia, off Savannah; Emma, at Charleston, Clara L. Pubis, and Caroline, at 11.,IUntorit; Mink Park. at Philadelphia; Challahomba, and Lentunon, at New Yo.lt ; Countess of Zetland, at Cape Coot; Juli. (lor Shia IOW), liatuasanyee. Lao, Ann, Lanai shire L. Cho, Vega. Jane Prlllgle. Victory, George Jordan, and British Queen (a•), et Gibraltar. tube Aurebui, Ida. Toush Mc Not, and Dart, at Tezel; &Our (as), and Cedes, at Havre; Star, at lielvoet ; ffeneverance, at o.teud; *lnoue% at Leghorn; Metropo litan (u), at Gomm VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. -4 .— AM.* (a), from Liverpool for New York, April 10, erasing Sandy Hook Bar. Ames Lowness* (skip), from Mobile for Liverpool, April 11, lat. 37.30, 100. 63.20. Belle (barque), mom Buenos Arras for Liverpool, April 6, lat. 19.18 N., Mo. 35.51 W. Chaos, from Llwrocol for Sevenosb, April 2. lat. 39, lon. 34. Dolphin (atom's.), limewini el, iroro Liverpool for 81. Mal " April 17, lat. 3113 N., ion. 3.41 W.; ali well. Demist !barque). from Loud= tor Jausa.ca, Muck 16,15 t. 13.30 N, I. 40.40 W.; all well. !sprees (ship). from Mobile for Liverpool. April 6. lat. 39.20, ion. S 9. Ersesion (a s.), from Liwrso I for New York, April 25. GmbH (La). April .9, outwerdbound. Kirkwood. Irom New Zreleod fur London, April 16, lat. 33 N., U W. Natlx?!. Oases (.hlp), from New Orleans for Liverpool, April 6, of ""U ti ot eye , . Result (snip), trona London for Sydney, N.S.W., Kuck 17, lat. 19 9.. lon. 30 W. &funds (Amer. snip), for New York from Lirerp:ol. 36 days, April 7. lat. 39.30 8., too. ,4. 0 W. Sultan c) bourn S., flay I, off Cape Firlidtrre. VW. de Wm +, ot •boreltaii, Crum for Luldon, April 14, lat. 34 N., Ica. NI W. BIRTHS, MAltitlAWlb, AND DEATHS. SUL 1 1,1. BIRD.-Ifas 3, at the Rectory, toubtharn, Norfolk, the wlfeof the Rev. J. W. Bird, of • d..tighter. GALION.-1107 3, at Heap', thorce.tctrbi , c, the wile of Capt. D. Galion, Northld. Light Infantry. of a dauchter. LATIIAM.—IIay 2, at 'Japer !Southwick area, the wife of Dr. H. G. Latham, 31. D., of • nos. 11•UDE.—§lay 4, at et. George'srt ad, Eccle.ton.square, the Hon Mrs. Mande, of a daughter. NB% INGTON.— kt.iy J. at kidiewey, Tinehurat, the wile of S. New.. tun:m.ll.D, of a daughter. lITANLEY.—May 3, at 44 ntbocirne.terrace, Ily&s.park, the wile of C. Blanks. Esq., of a saughttr. 141111L1S0.—May 1, at Charlottnequase, Edinburgh, the wife of W. &antic jun., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. as - 1.7 - a — uF; BaIN-pond. by the J. Bandy% M.A., B. S. Atkins, EN., 0' Colebrook-villas, Mitt. buty.grove, to to Allen, daughter of toe late P. O. White, Erg., Whan. /Ott UIdONT—ROUTLEDGE.—May 4, at the eburch, Had- r.,,;aLeb, riaOitster of /dr. R. M.utledge, all of that CfIaraIAN—CIIATIRRIG:i. May 3, .tt et. James's, Ineeed lll 7, by UM Rev. Mr. Cowan, Wiliam Chapman, of Maddox-west, Res pututtroet, to Carat. e (Jeanette, daughter of the LW!. (hatter tun, of Claremont rim Islington. GODDARD -15h0( GUlO:t.—May I, at Atkrey, Yorkshire, Mr. P. Goddard, of Oafordmteere, lontes, to Mary ADD, daughter of W. Stoughton, Rag, of Antal. DEATHS. a.m... • ....v. SiZTON.—May I. at Lewla plaue, Twahrldgearella, Mr. F. Bartoo. e4O O 11. Bltatio.—May 3, Parai, wee et Mr. U. B. Bragg, of Cratlearlig Emil. aged 30. CALVERT.—May 0, Prance. Altrabetb. only daughter of Edraoed Calvert, Faq., of liumdon Dare, Meru, fa her lum !ear. FLIGHT.—May S. at 111fitomacm.Gramm ed. Bow, daughter of Mr. Vr. M. !light. form rly ut Mitcham, aired al. nEr.roau.—May 1, at Cht Ita.ham, J. Milford, Esq., form rly of Vaal:Beater. aged 47. PATE4I.—May 4, Mr. J. J. Later, of the. Coftrul. office, Batik of Ere land, agtti Pdated wad published by Witmer Km Kam, b" Pines. la the My et Loudoo. Pruner, ihe is le mt. &nets la Ike Preelash of 11 tattiethis.—ldrydrumy. Mai 7.14;*,. it F'