The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-15 00:00:00

SPORTING. SI IRE S RY RAC ES--W EDNZSDAT. SAL4PIAN l'HirOcca Sesame of 10 are. Nish, sad 20 added ; the s. road to save his stake ; colts, Set 71b ; fillies, Set 41h, tr. One mile sad • quarter. (7 subs.) Mr. itlases Tbe OW leak let 71b (Wklisbeal 1 Me. Orpersi's lareine. lit (Menew Mr. IllasesPrlam MallwA.M4 Mb. (Two a 6to 4.m Old Mae. Wm in • canter bp , bre leagtha, ChlaAr CLITZLAND HANDICAP of lb son. eibek 10ft, sad 3 only if declared, with 50 sows. added ; the second to are his stake. About 2 miles sad a quarter. (42 subs, 25 of whom declared) Lon csisilaa's Aorta bank 4 yrs. tilt 7110 (Ablereft) Mr. I.rtekabes Odes. .101,414 his (Nib Mr. N illams ali Arkeemelbee. e re, set lelb C ripoc en a tai • Copelialfe Cesdisteelk yrs, tat Mb Mr. IteshiseWaLemy MUM. 3 yre.bit Ilk Mr. N Mimes Alamo If Swum; S me, rot Betting 6 to 4 bet st w eb e c Plea, 3to I apss t Aeroo Smith, 7 2 agst Lweel9 4to I apt Abbe of Jet. Mot, and 7 to I apt Dales& ea byhal f a neck, • length between wooed sad third ; Abbess Jervesus • pod fourth. Lotions& STAILI4 of 5 soil. each. and 50 added. for 2-yr side colts, Set 31b, and fillies, Net 21b ; winners .51b extra BM Woad to save his stake. T.I C. (9 subs.) Mr. T. Taylor'ss t by Orlaide at d amebas .... (Miasma) L o rd Ws. wick's 1541;eo• .„ ................... ths v h o l o wit a g Mr. rstmer's Musing ltatitiebekol Mr. gum ail The Deism ..... . ...... ftember) Mr. TWAT' Whelebsaii rani) rd z,.,..;:.:La5. "'44....6*. . Little arisis 6 to 4 on lltedeimesa, 3 te 1 apt Balboa. aad 4 to I apt Little Blossom. Won b y a neck, the emead beating the third by half a length. Deedemon • • bad §:Dinh. QUIIIIN's PLATE of 100 !einem ; for 3-yr-olds, 7st 2111 ; four, Sat 21b ; It., lOst ; sin and aged, 10et 51b. Three Miles. Mr. Roteca's Maw. 6 yrs (Purl Mr. Ilyrree T.,urg Erfland, T y (Denman Mr. , A harbourer'. *Arany, 4 yrs (Doebney Mr. llohlfurylee 3 71' (Mania Mr. Moats. ream theTAW, 3 yrs l L Mr. nu Ilediont, yrs Mr. toeler's hirer., 3 yrs Mr. osores Iprry Wheat. 3 yrs 1.1. t ye 2 to 1 apt Priam the Third. 7 to 2 apt Selina, end 5 to 1 each apt rimer and Terry Wheat. Won in • canter by ten lgths. OP en NTS MIIIIHRISS' PLATE of 601. Heats. One mile and three quarters. Mr. Merano'. Tapered. 4 yrs (Ica.) to 4114 (Lye) 10 1 Mr. Henry's Ralph... 7.• 04 Sib Mal 0 1 Mr. WOW' Varney, seed 004), M t (bean 2 2 3 Mr. Mountionus Maurer, 4 yrs (301.). 714 el (areaway) 0 0 0 Mr. P. arena's 1 rbsaity, yea (fell). Minh (Wel.) 0 dr. Mr. ranges / .ro be, 4 yrs (Sa). lit 111 n (J. eberpe) 0 dr. The favourite won eas_y, and was sold for 1201. Tau iteDar. ArTIS(.II43I S r ttaa of 5 son each, and 20 added ; the coal to are his stake. T.Y.C. (6 sube.) Mr. Miirma ad Merrentoen. I yrs (ad.). Mr 1:10 . (Lye) I eir C. anneal% Flersaae, 3 yrs (OM.). eel lb (Morkersy I Mr. nwra's Weal Harper, S yrs 404.;.fist Sib ..... (Marlow) 0 Sir. Mayisee Butterfly, syn tad.),llll 41e (Joriel Mr. nee'. Odoldso, II Tie (441.), DK Nook 0 Mr. Copaserrolerecter. 3yn 14074.7 a 11 1 b (IL Marye 7 to 4 apt Wrisk Harper, 3 to I apst Flounce, and 4 to 1 apt Ernerystone. Wea easy by a length. Maiatsst S FAL EA, of .s sere. each, and 20 added, for 2-yr-olds ; the second to lave his stake, sad the winner to be sold fur VIOL Three- quarters of • m ile.; (5 tubs.) Lord Candour's f by Mean en 01 Wray (ML), let 1 Ilk (SUMO 1 Mr. Welkee.C.same Team, (404.).K ... —.. (Wilberforce) 2 M r . Telmer's An TedinnanoW 54 (wb llo6 . o w? 0 Sir. Ittselele• lby km an a Sed Tra• 74 nib (Mani 0 Dlr. Try kW* b ay the [Rant et the Whistle, dby Ina John (to , i.), est 710 , . • * ..... eons) 0 to 4on Admiral ............... Wm easily by two lengths; Taylor's colt a bad third. HAWISTONIS Cur of 100 sore by subs. of 10 son. sub ; 3-yr-osida an upwards. About two miles sod a half. (11 tubs Mr. Meihnob The Itelin, 3re (le01.), 7at 13Ib .. . (Lye Laid Caledrab Awn Math., yrs MOW, bet 41b (W. Sharpe Mr. Palms" Been. yre (1061.). M SDIa Mr. lateory ad The WIWI", I Ms. 74 416 (Wanwey Mr. &aim Ed Crbesity, 3 yrs (1061. , , S.t 3.1 b (Asolusll) Mr. O. Oen nit amestesor. 3 yrs (NOLL 3.4 10th (Verde) PM J. IL Smythe ailineenr7. 4 yrs (3062 ), ret 61b (J Mane) Ka Mama% llpe4 apd (10414.). in .„. ...... (wharboon) Betting :-6 to 4 apt Doubt, sad 4 to 1 each apt Italian mad Aare. Smith. Wea by ball • knob, a length bete/ten Woad and third ; Sealialary a good fourth. The winner was sold for 1201. SU ki.MISIItt Stains (HANDICAP) of 10 NM. I= V declared. with au toes. added; the second to 1111. out of the stakes. One mile and a quarter. (37 gabs. 14 of whom declared.) Mr. bate Librrty,s yee, Illb Mr. W. H. acne. Wiseick, !yrs, eirla Tat 7111 (1 Mr. Ilnahald's Donn. wed, AA lab Mr Doreen .4 Itmakt:e, 3 yre. En Ilb Mr. Illethlsses Morbs, S yrs dot ( Mr. J. lb etee's a e by Grearbeen cat of Ilealere dace, 4 Sete 111, «. Mr. J. Yowler's Hobert. 3 yes. Sat tab lord enedue's Nattier. 3 yes, bet (W. slur Mr. Banos ad lbw, 3 yrs. 3.4 ato ............. ...( We!: Mr. Si. Oseentb The blekr. T r% SM - 211s Betting: S to 2 apt Kiteflyer, 3 to 1 apt Warwick, 4 to 1 apt Dulcet, mid 5 to 1 each ant Liberty and Hobert. wan cleverly by a length; nearly a length between second OM third, Hobert (moth. At-ron Brun. Small of 2 son. each, and 30 added ; the stead 10 eve his 'take. Heats, one mile and a quarter. or . aim) Ur. Mellasn's Tame& 4me (she 1. *nab .... (Lye) 1 1 Capita Ambled ad Tay, &ram.). ab Mr. Ore ad delealae. yrs SoLI, . Mr. Did al Urtanity. 3 yrs w(1,), ea Mb 0 0 dr DURHAM RACES.—THUISDAT. nOPIITVL STA IL IA or 5 son. each and so added, for 2-yr olds ; colts, est 71b ; and fillies, 8•t 31b i winners 31b (Atm T.Y.C. (9 sub..) Mr. J. Osborne's b I Meet (Osborne, )as.) Mr. J. aeon's tam (Oases) Mr. Gray ad (..cernah (Halliwall) Mr. Er taalr's averse.* (O. ( ire) Yr. Milkier ad • by Wads& oat ot Lamy.. (Templonsn Mr. OW ad ittrainesit ........ .......... ..... —....„ (CartdrlOt Mr. Walters. Mr Dodoes de they (ltyMy W. {IOW. Dos My (Arnold) A Gee rase with th ree. Was by half a lcustb. Dr KHASI H AUDI( AP of 10 SOW. each, 6 R. Lai 1 only if declared, with 60 added ; the mead d, to mom his Maks. One mils aad • half. (23 subs., Bof whom declared.) Mt. Mallesesit ad Poliacne. 4 yrs. 614 410 ........... (altioad) I Mr Melia ad curt lash. 3 yrs, set Mb (Chrtinwit) 3 Mr. I. ahogiarrs Alp. 6 yrs. 7.4 1310 ... (Ostrom. )em.) 3 Nz. J. Mad lir c by Mows SAUK oat st !La roma I wide NM I aras ta rid 5 Mr. Whists Jabs Dem= lib (lissyls..a 0 0 Mr. amparsOmta, a yrs, Mr. Paid ad Dm Cmlos. 1 yrs. 4•4 lab (11 4 /00 11 0 We. elszul .. by a Issgth, the second beating the third by UV • 111Limireslis of SOL ; 3-yr-olds, 7st ; four, Fot 61b ,• Mist rad wpwatsb, flit 10% ; mare sad geldings allowed Illb. Near, use mile sad • half. Mr. Mrhsites Wm (Flyaway, 4 yrs priori Mr. Mawr% Menai, 8 ) rs Motu Mr Darter's Ilmlns. a yrs, (Mama Mr. agiudiwo.r. up TEN 4 yrs Mr. (May ea adal d the Lot, 1 yrs, (S lim' . Orts•l2 . l Cedar's 's Itsradeeo well ...... (Aradd 0 Sternal others ran. Mao mat/sled ta. Bustles' Stints of 5 min. each sad 20 added, for 4-yr olds and %muds. One mile sad three quarter. 3:subs), were woe by Mr. G. Barker's Tordesillas, 6 yrs, r. Pear), besting View Halloo, 6 yrs (Kr. =Cis titat, aged (Mr. Lamplugh), Cagle, 6 yn (Mr. aad Jot= Dory, 6 yra (Mr. Redfern), attar s red ram by a head. PIZZA!. ,Sr 33;ir—rsiaiiiii.1.1 Naw Status of 3 sass sash, and 24 added. for 2 sad 3-yr oida ; the snood to sae, lis stake. T.Y.C. (7 subs.) Mu J.ia %Me. FASO% I yrs ..... 1 Yr. Om ad 000 dial, 1 yn —.... Mr. J. Ibbanges Kart, 1 yrs --.— Mr. Itelaar• ...irer.sfes, I yen ......... —....--. 0 Aastra's Rearm 3 pm Yr. OIL art Sbarnivels, r yrs Won by a neck. TTao HAND!, !I' of 5 soy'. each and 50 added; the wood to Imre his stake. Ones round. (13 subs.) Mr. J. Ilawara ad tarsi's Boy. 3 yrs, 3.st 111 a Mr. T. Wsirses's Maki of from Talky, 3 yrs, lit .... I Sir. G. Wharfs asowdrop, yrs. 11l Ills Two others Ambit Won by two lewths. 81cm:so ST4IIIIIOI 3 sows sash sod 20 added, for 3-yr. olds and upwards, the secood to save his stake; one mile and a quarter (3 subs.). were woo. in four heats, by Mr. Bemeltioe's getter, 4 yrs (30&). herding Me. T. Walters's Mary Nobhisr, mired 00(.); Mr. J. Croft's Gold triage, 3 yrs (601. N ; Mr. Graham's Myelitis, G yrs 1 50/.) ; Mr. Dimmcm's Miss Whits, 3 yrs (301.); Mr. Osborne's Cripple sate, 4 yrs (30J.); and Mr. Smart's The Cook, 4 119 (3W.). ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB. Yesterday the grand Challenge Cup raw took place. The following yachts started .—Mouse, Volume, Pauline, Cygnet, Mosquito, War Hawk. Half-atinote three per ton for difference of Weans. The race, which wea a very interesting one, coaeladed se follows : Wore. ale. whose 111 W n. pubs we Ira goorsong by Mr. Ors in th• usual 9 Ea A CLaanruais Daowiero.—A painful sensation was sassed hers eel Tharaday, by the news of the death by ditearniart of the Itev. &Woman Barr, a elerytyntan of the •hureh !ertled, and oae of the priest-vieare of the BMW Cathedral. It amass that the err. w•ntlernan went team Exeter M lisielowe, In Cornwall, to officiete for an ;118estTioganw, and Wee ritual to sea bathing. went COM asjey • boa early ea Tuesday morning. As he wee absent kora than was rowed, his friends went in watch of deg sad kined,* theftecb, his clothes, and his &Oh io"' deg Odes wee ft* No trace of the unfortunste 01174 wee Wilk, sad after • lehormue ...Lech, the 2 1 . dionevered tb wit day, at some distance team the Wee where the aloft. were fogad. It is thointlit the. the Mw had buss Mood with cramp, as he was an *Wawa miaow. The itionsphis y altogether &drew =k w *et hie wag had bon to Franee, or • me her maths; sad had nnained in the emir purl of dr weak, ripeonlas no have ear , her husband by an unexpound saitatleg. Mr bark lewase,, that be was in Onrewell. mid wren no Idol. On Monday, he 'Vika ellhadenneely. saying fist le &sold a• Innn• Si am MAIT L ee SWO. Ilia ins amok mirseleg • hogs SIMS Rain ilntelltgence. COURT OF lIANKKUPTCY.—YESTERDAY. throat Ma. Cololoolol.l ll k nos. IS RS Litz.—Titz "GUILDFORD BARS." There wu an audit metting to-day in the swatter 01 An thony Lee, sole surviving postage in the thouira Beak, the bankespieg in whisk task *se fa ISA Mr. Lammas am egffileil, mist lbs IMi eseisa et the act, for an arise et as seers, Wheeling the staleinat allowance to the bankrupt. In this ewe a dividend 01 6s. 4d. had bees gm* {be amount of Mks being 147,616 1 ., and the ease &Wei being 46,834 k The dividend being under 10a., Ws Isres the case within the discretionary part of the steam,, wn eewy the mart might order a pay ment to the bealirW Wf 3 per cent. on Use amount divided, bat not to exceed MI. Here the sum of 3001. fell far below 3 per cent. on the amount divided ; but it did not appear that the coo t hail power to go beyond that sum. Hear , . Hadley and Fader, for the assignees, concurred in the application. Mr. Livesey, the sole surviving 'soignee, said he had not the slightest objection to the payment being made ; on the other hand, he wished it to be done. His Honour said that, under these circumstances, could hare no hesitation in making the desired order. he INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YranowAY. Masses al& Connsemosma Law. IN THU MASTS' or YKANCIS lONATIUS COTLIL—BITILA. OIDINANT APPLICATION. In this tam an extraordinary application was made on the part of the insolvent, a prisoner in Newish', for leave to tile his petition and to be heard ander the act before the espiration of his sentence. It appeared that in October last the prisoner was indicted at the Central Criminal Court on • charge of forgery, at the instance of Captain Alleyne, and on conviction wee sentenced to 12 months' imprison ment in Newgate. Since his confinement in Newman a detainer, at the snit of a creditor named Hart, was lodged at Newgate, and by an order of Mr. Baron Platt, on the ter mination of the sentence he would be delivered to the she riff's officer. Mr. Lewis (Lewis and Lewis) applied foe permission to file a petition, notwithstanding the confiscate's, in New gate. He produced an Mil tacit in which the iasolvent was described as • "gentleman, betting on the tasf." end stating that the reason he had not applied Deface was that he was not aware that he could petition whilst in Newgate. A rule nisi was granted to the detaining creditor, 'adios cause was ' , hewn. Mr. Lewis asked the court to grant leave to file the pe tition. Mr. Commissioner Law remarked that it was an applies, tion by a prisoner in Newgate on a criminal charge, to peti tion, and so to take advantage of any judgment that might be pronounced in this court. (A laugh.) His Honour ex amined the documents tiled, and said he should require to see the schedule before it was filed. He would grant leave to file the petition. Leave was accordingly given, and the petition will De forthwith filed. It is the first case of the kind that has °c onned, and on the day appointed for the binning an order will be issued by the court to the Governor of Newgate to bring the insolvent before tho court. I _._~ ~~ THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1852. for, and hating secured the wound directed their immediate saweval to the hospital, sad they were at ones taken to the Charing- mum Hospital. Upon searching the Fibular% home, which was packed up end ready to start. Is the peetinantmu was foam) a number of documents, iblblUipt them the chsriicter that she had deceived the premester with, end in hi. pocket were found two bee% one ideal& made an impression like the seal attached to the elssalaker. The remainder et the evillest west to slew that for a kap time askpriesams maw set eerie* to waive the ampere* thy haid made epee their bees. lad it was set yell die melee Met they we well 'Meek le be pissed epee their trial. Nearly all the preporty had been wand to different pawnbrokers, when it had been pawned by the woman. The prisoners, thosph the visible' of as Interpreter, said they declined se give ailr i tonset of themselves. The yen found*, Rae Impostor limielacm maidthowlied semereaseted with the polies of Gersaaay, to wheat they were wail ham obenetrivi. tad there ware ether shawl wilt them is this eseatry. They were mimed to he tramperted he 10 yeses. SUGAB.—The average prim of Sugar, the produce of I the British poeseasioas in America, compu ted from the re turns made to the week ending the 11th May, 1862, is 245. Rd. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, is 228.21 d. Sugar, the prudes* of the Bast Indies, Ms. 61d. Th e average pries et the three foregoing deseriptious at Seger, jointly, le 514 e. 61.1. - • 800•11. —A large amount of businele7;;Ve bw trameseted hare this week ; the sales since our Ong 600 hhda. West India, 14,000 mats of and SOO boxes Ilavannahs—all at very full prima Irlss aims tor again quite bare of samples, but three ert bar =of West India, now in muse of landing , wil pre brought forward shortly, and thus awed a beam asearlmant. The refined market is scarcely N NAV* SO big ; the inanufactiinws will only sell at oney pries% and th ese being rather above th e views of the gresow,the sales during the week are perhaps, in amount, rather below an avenge. la Rv we have not beard of any transactions. Dams Fauns aro in improved demand at higher prices. COTTON.—Lurearoot., MAT 14.—The demand for cotton keeps up surprisingly. Neither the large importa tions, wir the growing opinion that the American crop will pruning upon three minimise! bales, seems to abate the coallissee of consumers. No doubt there is a fine trade, that is , a e and constant demand for all cotton fabrics ; end oath deseeiptisa et manufactured goods may sot be a great wit, rap taking the trade as a whale. it is geed Mk II **beet eases of the word, namely, a profitable pursuit, founded upon moderate prices, with e hoisa we yments, and eamparatively well-contented work- Under this view of the questioa, large as the im of cotton has been into the country during the taight, say fully three hundred thousand lodes, nearly the whole is placed on the market u soon as land,d ; the buyers have both the disposition and the power to take it off es readily es it is offered. These extensive transac tions authorise a raised quotation since Friday last of Id. per lb. gradually and almost imperceptibly obtained from day to day, showing the result by comparing ono period with the other. This temperate advance applies to Ameri can of all kinds, is well as to Surats of the common quality, to Brasil', Egyptians, and long stapled in general. The Committee of Brokers place fair Uplands at Md., Mobile at 50., Orleans at 6 11 . ; 31,72-0 American, 2,240 Surat, 3,650 Egyptian, 820 Idaranham, 180 Bahia, and 3,300 Pernam an, reported to have been taken on speculation, and 14,290 American, 3,470 Surat, 20 Bengal, and 900 Penmen for ' export. The sales for the week amount to 111,900 bales. Jeem Timm, Orawate. sad JOUR NOIR. On, AAR. wasbary, meeheare —7th M. al lid., any Wedarsday, at Illihmsee% wet. iesse IP Me. dell maslettanr—let elle. of fa. id. , any day. Toms% _ _ Wiwi's!, 171•111111 AT MN AMIN AIM CIAILLTON, Mode:Md. .hip Issileie—let M. of le.. May IS, sad say eutemenst satarday, at Rallets. Renellasolsee-Tose. Weems' ime Wed I,yea, peen-Ist div. ot le. &1., May IS, int deeesehessesdltsterdeve, at Groom* Alsolowelt.lase. Jews Ilaumor Taw" Llweirml. oh* braker—dh. et la. Pd. WI {fi t.. er a. Welresday, at Meier% Lweepool. lisemar Weemistbagee.Tges, mites builder-Ist M. of is.. Wee 11, tag maingulat Warden at Trableys, Newell& Mgl734l—deme idim a i . :.... j ar e t r=l.. 111111 am me., leg. Zs.=l4—Jems 4. L og =ilMo mair •dwg. aul isels=hrisit , ember—Jes L T. Oak% Tabs" wise t Jim 4. J. Omar 41 06 1 1111 a 15,.... ~... —Smote. J. W. Daw es eel T. R. . vele neeelmle—Jeas &J. O. IftEse. 11. ...md IsZtres. lIIIINIF. vies mow. almet-Zese4. G.lbst sal I'. reillibanlit. Isranset. Whs. = ibui. messelheterees—dems 11. J. Bine ewe T. L. Marshso. Doolmm, Godes megeheele—Jmus N.J. Miller, Cemerk. skeet Weil. Min." an draisr—Jar U. I. Dl4llsl. Westmermleed, dePrer—Jees S.T. M oused Der .am siellimesme memilesemar—Juse 4. P. Lie. sbdthe.emus bpswer—Jsme S. W. Iddija md, mal W. w ind. Odsbneo je . e = i rses—Joas S. 111, U. D. Maw end J. Shaw. 1 4= M mseebseneses—Jees IL J. T. Tyne, S. Gb Alp emi Memmess lireker—Jese 4. Me and h. OdreILIWNI 4 16.061 1 45, Wit Wire weeebersemase. GignneATEl le le Immiel. velem seime le dew le Os seetrary eh Ihe *el Mare cma il l Jae 10. IL IL kali Mals, pose mandesturer —June 10. IL 8.0. kw* mss_ w" msembslerer—lms 4. J. Brea th Ilighelreet, stee—Jeme sem. Stroud. Knot, grocer—Jew A. . Deanna, ameigastnet. R. Mat's.wood, lane 7. P. Milimengla Livergad, ewe dseler—Jeae IS. F. Teraseseet, Osimielmet. Issionsit et threige less—Jaas 8. E. • Passed.. Tyne. dip aml lemma broker June S. R. Passed. Dertiess, —June IL 0. Mee, Jan., Renate, our S. C. R. Southampton, dealer in shins. PARTNEMUIPd DISSOLVED. Monet Beatty sod W. Beatty, Lemalugton Prlors, Warwickshire, 01110T11. T. Burnet, W. Burger, and A. Burgess, Lander, woolstaplen, so la so ragsrds W. Bergen. I. T. Clegg and E. Leen, Liverpool, chemists. J. P. Eyton, J. W. Mem, E. Erse, P. Parry, B. Evans, I. Enna, Sarah Wightwick, Mary Wlghtwlck, J. Churton It. Scowl," J. B. Wlghtwiek, Sarah Grace Wightwick , J. B. raid, 0. Bidwell , J. lit=l. Bite" sad W. Walloon:la, Mid, Photabire, as the Mal pany. W. Piano( and J am . lacentley, Mashes , " sad Truax, Lamellae. bleacher& 0. J. Plower aid A. Lewis, Hop tar!., Undoes', W. Oilmen, 0.015. e, sad W. J. Amon, Leeds, elo tar as regards W. J. Aeon. C. Gerdes and G. thlishery, Doty. net throttles. I. Heirs sad J. P. Baaal.eer, amilMees. IA Hist mad 0. Ilturta .„. beliders. A . L. Jeldlog sad J. A. Lmbe, L. Le P, kg C. Idea% Wake reird e Aderd. Taillike, meauleeterkg ebsmdele W. se he es numb hls mane's whit the All=iiiit lialsb a b eesoles TWII MI las Amnon= E. 1.. Lewis ad W. m, Whiiposs. James Lad end Jee Pa p\ Les& wtoMmils. Yeakeldre. T. Pere sod J. Isailisbary.frifilA. Iluttla W. Tte4pe,sem., NAL Therepe, Rellesmie, Geese; plumbers. W. Idiom Ned O. lbstimee. Leek weillse Waters. WAWA mil O. IL Edwaslldsbtier. Whslessie emyroatua. J. Odom sad J. maim me ekes sadVgicee, Tams end Eawei, Droashke, ems tester& E. C. Squires and W. Lawrie, Dapliked. webs rearm W. Therms sod R. Rehm* et. Jekelsoroad, SC Ilarylebeee. a& ?Mum SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION& Omega Uwe, Pee*, spirit Make, Nap PO and June 1 7 , at the Sala. Mien Hoot, Penh. lane et.Eseate ISA Timm WlLesera, Flinburgh, working jewel lers, Ray 18 and Jas d, at Dreads , sad Lyso's booms. &Schwab. Dawn Toves sad Amazes it Team. Olansw. •• U mares, 8111 7 10 sad Juin Sod this Mesh ReamiGh Glasgow. 7INION; - NO IYours sins% k rit Wats laks 1,- - - -i, e' , RIMY, Ilrewatir end Jame Namur; Din., hider. sea , W estier i nta i de is i on.d drefe -7th . &v. of lid., way Wok/Way, at DAILY WEATHER TABLE. di% dee AP Id^ dell daeofectenr-Irt dlr. of fa. ed., any day, BAyunDAY, May 15, 1862. lreda no State of the Weaker at each ter the lOU * la s iernder esdi Jew , Alm Comm". B "de' t ' a . .bili . w . - - ewioff 10 .... 4 ilem-let Oast to. Way S, sad say subsegoent Saturday, at .. fe'clotd yester day • re o stations ma Me% HOlNWebregell-Tyler. a s to order of Latitude. ___ . dm enteers. Wed I,yen, reser -Ist die. of Is. &1., Way 15, - - .- amom il dies Iteenelfee, at Orcont'a Abeberalt.lase. Paw at Pim& --- ' I II " W le abaft Of Wees sr . I Ilsamsav mos. Llompeol. ship Weder-div. of Is. td., °. rff INCL l SaaanaPala Waarladair at Ton mss. InwIoa• Remora ........... 11. W. loans B reese p i . t i cs .. 4 . me PetemstlasookTysa i mem builder -Ist dlr. of 8 ... dm ..... ....., w. . leap 41. asp maimeust Mora% at Wahley's, Newastbs. 'w e's ., *** - Geode Breese ' rertially many wa.W. ermeiglreana Partially army lorraiarresi ........ W. MIL-hee 4. H. SHY& eell h. 11011 L las" 1401 - fixamvesni ....... .. S.W Strand limed Parnell? cl ea d d 11=1"... iron li. DeoMp,Berh.. (mamm a . Sweat Irene Outwear 8.8. W. Bud Wind i riweast • Is 4. .... me1 ....... kw. *rade W. Wrens Steed Cloudier LILW4W:: Hurrivird " :ikeele T G l i e Llad al 8 tfter:autll- N CI:17 o - ox - se-Juse IL T. Orb; Mee t- a..„. eat J. 04114,L . 1 4141 ......m er -Jr 10. J. W. Dew. c k „,„.. WT. IL . ohm menthers-Juns 6,,,,,,„„„ mi . o.lfellet. IL MEI InWinws. Irony. wine mew- s armour. . .... et - Meet di. Ent aml T. Ogimbelftli e seemark. trim. ...--- . s ig rasthelsress-Jtms 11. J. Hire and T. 1. Menhall.. ] peter, Tabor mwelsole- lees N.J. littler, Cookit. o w m a mid. m ir th o r m a d. 6t . t e of DAY , a • et Wag. Paeirglsa, as daker-Ping IL I. Mrlso:Sis im adeL B.W. Gentle Breese. Weather. stratehmi, Mss --Jras S. T. Gatairad Dar. y lli ., s.amthainsassrardaressr-Janat. P. Lin. The ratans flea the following plates did not reach why ea: eat% Mem brewsr-Jens 5. W.Dids2. o.l meld. ew. side be time for publication yesterday; they therefore 11 , I. Odeldeed is = ems terhere-Joas S. 11 , eradicate the state of the weather on Thursda • U. D. dad end J. Sew. y morni n g 4 = l.. manalialarons-hess shot °Weak. smeesaik, M and s. se, ship sari Insersor befit-Pre 4. e ark, imams ........ M.W. ....... atm* We. se Ileavi Irnti --- M te ll; holaWelAt. 14114110.1% Isla Mbar weeebreeemes. Illotosime IMIFICATss te Is pmts. sibs ism le aim le Os ecotrary Foote. ' M.W. Hard Wind , .rually Cloody es Se /weft meek. Lewerros use 10. IL U. BONNIMAISS, pew _someateteter -luee 10. buungt.nag B. S.W. Gentle Erred Rain N.W. Gentle bred , Overseer ...---- Bell, South paw meolloiterer-lose 4. J. Branch Lasmerm M. Calm Rain thereet, esraderar-hre IC LOsssirsa, Brood, Winrav 18. Gentle Breese Overcast at, grow-J est S. Deanne, Cherfenetnet, IL Jelnes.wood, Dawreeroustrum Briar Cloudy i. our-la T. P. WilMeirggla. Livened, own dialer-Jew Is. F. 1311IPPING INTELLIC: from moue for . eg, Vemetreet, 041.1141nd, Isseperier et Swigs lase-Jam 8. ..- W. OrlYis. Time. die md Immo* broker- se S. R. Peacock athe, -June S. 0. we. Jan. WartPte , laall a. Cr IL Sonthatorice, Too am corropoooota, c t: A i ceu s;:a• Tll : E •se nsd tt . .- ma 0 Usyes Lot" • . dm in aloe. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. n ig Beatty and W. Beatty, Leamington Prima Weradelwaife• Frederick Young, NV Burr..nrovvlL W. Bum.. am A. Burgess, La . sen. woob ,,,, pteri. .., hero Cros b tad y , t h.. „ fo r u o n i d d e m red ill ia u t i t . Sl n ee_ve l. ,. , I N . ! nar,re2,; Maycrewil la nded 'ere. regards W. fiturgeer._.,...... T. Clegg and E. Lewis, Liverpool, chemists. Gilmore, of Bristol, timber-laden, abandoned at sea in No. - P. Epic, J.W. Norm E. Eytoo, P. Parry, R. Evan', J. Ens; vember last, has been fallen in with by her Majesty's ..eig tenth Wightwick, Wary Wightwick, J. Churton, It. Knowlee, J. steamer Dragon, elf Lisbon, and towed into that poet, wiseirme B. Wlghterlek, Bush Grant Wightwlek. J. B. Fogg, 0. Kidwell, L where on the 9th she was unloading .-Bristol, M•I I - lI=J. Mtn" sad W. Williammon, Meld, rherhire, as the T agus, Wade, Liverpool, .-- •a) • that Company. from arrived here, got aground I ..11,681.8 and d. .... 7. du a d m .... sa d T o n., L a .... m , Hs morning on a sand-bank below Belem, but tau, ~ if 151 Members. with this afternoon's flood, at high water, apparently t NI J. Hower MS A. Lewis, Ilape-tarrase, Unsiseeme.d•viselletellars. without damage.-Lisbon, May 8. sum '. (tibiae, 0. Odeon, and W. J. Meson, Leek ded nesedente, so efelLvwf o far as regards W. J. Aron. ilses... l . Gorden and O. .hshery, Doty, silk threseime. SEABORNE MAILS. , p e es tvb Main and J. P seirsr, emblissia. IN signifies that the mails sec sent from the General Pi.ii-olles mitred. Hal mad O. Iltutta .„. Wider; by the night-and SI by the morniug- dispatch. Moeedin L L.Jeldiat and J. , try whim =deep Prom what --- goteths, .4=Le Polrie ml fIL O. Brealm Wake d at =ord, COUNTRI ES 4 i ' to General Post- Port Whim with en'' , 1, reaufacturkg dairdsas I Ores Lannon. deastatched. due. wash m v se Dr se dimes Us eonnesise with the All=tiel ligh =endin Mee end Ude easendee 0= America(bylirit.pechit 1.1 nay 21 Lwerpuol..... May IT with tror I. 1.. Lade est W. Mon. WHlshpres. Jeurte(by bolted States N.B. 1 an Lire sad People tad, ‘111•11/11••• • Teettyers. petit) ............-....N May IS Liverpool May SS Sighted '. Pore s milit.lisailwafisery_ a llifard. IWO. smeelcallayl •Stateepllt May 23..- ....... . Southampton .Way 21 and Pact v. evedget,elm, rrif. new; zememea, hare; plumbers. Verne ( Wen Coed, ...14 140. of Mt tatanZla rlrtsoom, 'June 3 else to. W. lilies. eat O. lbelimea, bola treilles platers. beesedria• N. iMO IMO* at mon. !Dom dim IS V. huh and o.i haesot g lp w ra raga t Ihlk. shelemie sternums. Belgian .741, ally 'Dover iliatil s l a m '. Yews anal. Brad) il,frth ea the mood, Suathanifton. Arrived tedide Sees aZ 44 / I tore, lido end Eardd. Devonshire, ewe , nefroe Arra Moth M the month Itiouthaint.ton. Arrived C helms. NiforntafrlaCtseddeAseenlTtboi uteeshiSouthlUn.Uo•l stay 30 14 LC. Spires and W. Lawrie, Deplete& mptha rearm. Cape of Good Hope .11114th of the meth 'Plymouth......,June 3 hiMen I W. Items sod I. Richard; et. - Jelin'earoad, U. tbrylelearse. err. Ognetantiesmis • N /thitthrthof Map ' I hAer _ ...„ d a y do se dd. pores. thand aseeries id hedulithur math llouthamidem..May SI In iii 11001'CH BEQUESMATIONS. amulet tam .......11 Mon.,Wed.,rnreld. ttouthastpten.,Tti Thai add ree Mamas bean, Perth, *zit darner, May 20 and June 17, at the Ilde. Mb .....il thautitbot month frathanoos.llay 10 i , urea Motet, MIL Roar «.. ".....M aPE Twice daily Dover Taa., Sied. I Immo Witte's' MI IMMO WiLiegra, Edinburgh, working jewel. fir0e5e...........-....N 7thl7M27thof tuna Dover l.ay Is , staler ler; May IS mil Jewell, Si DewalW and Lyea's Booms. Edinburgh. lbeherg...-.......-.11 Tuesday a Friday London Sat 11.1.111 1 1 ,many, • Deem Torus art Amman' Tones, Glasgow, .41 lathers, May Wad ----hi Werra S eater. Landow 'Waltz 10 Jane a, Si tea Sleek Beetasse, Glasgow, Hennas ...............140 of tk tits send Southampten. May M wimple sa Ireland.. "...Zit de 14 IWlee dolly Holyhead Tame de. IMMIM _ -____-_ .._ . lad la (ashflouthseepL)M 20th of the sacoth Southsairton. May le mit_l RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PAST WEEK. 1 . 8 4, i . i ",... w .. ) 8 ~t,d,thot MOO th , D.dr n ay 16 Mil OM - Ulla opened. Naas el hallway. g a ,..,... laditcreamaa(via South I MOM& wanton) II 20th of the sea* Meatliarepuo. Mir 20 E ly 18.51. 1862. 1851- 181/2. ditto(via Mamas') t. sthath4th ut swath ,Duver I Mexico 61 Ind of Me mouth leouthamptoa. June 5 - -- Barrths. *dein, AI Sth eg the moath i Southamptca. Arrived 40 72 72 Aberdeen 371 371 Belfast and Ballymena - 1 urnithorthe month Dover !Way 13 NNW 17 17 Belfast and County Down.... 216 282 Marano N 3thl3th23tholmon Dover 33 33 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 1,357 4,666 l '* o4l state" . 26 26 Blackburn 674 782 Pftiv.:,juls M 7thl7thathof mon hatiMamplon.'Artived Haim: M l I sth nda ri li th l rtS f erto ' n b Ik4' Clor th'un tr l ' un.l firy . i' s 2 86 86 Bristol and Exeter 189 189 Caledonian 7,887 7,812 West lades M 17th of the south Southempton.;May 20 sothatt ammi. lia 4 , and If 91 94 Chester and Holyhead - 1 61 6 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 88 173 mantas" "Ma) 11 . a. of Ile waa'h aulfaamPteeLleas I diers 1 10 20 Cork and Bandon ..-- 32 48 Dublin and Belfast Junction 6lO 802 trends pellet via Marseilles. 63 63 Dublin and Drogheda 934 1,120 6 6 Dublin and Kingstown 161 161 Dundee and Arbroath 31 31 Dundee,Perth,AberdeenJunc. 656 742 MA' CitLIOTIN-at Liverpool, May 14, from New York 19 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen .. 148 176 Acts-at Gravesend, May 14, from St. Mtcharla At 1 68 68 East Anglian 79 79 East Lancashire4,4Bo Bern -at Queenstown, Way 12, from 3,903 - Cassiroae-at Gravesend, May 13, from le.urdlus Demerara The Bride-' 322 322 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 14,221 11,367 f... --a.meass -at Graveeend, May 14, from .Demenint E ms , 95 95 Eastern Union 2,007 2,137 Cssuusa-at BrisioL May 14, from JIL Michic.'s o NI 891 Edinburgh and Glasgow .... 3,786 3,706 Caracsier-et Liverpool, May 14, from Oporie Ea 81 78 Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee :. 2,082 2,249 c _ _SPUD", MODICA-at De 4 May IS , fr0m ...... Pataginta - 6 Exeter and Crediton - 116 thro-at Deal, May 13, from Demerara EA'. Dli oaa-off sicombe, }war 13, from. 401 607 D, A ,..._aer Plymou th , Me 9. 1 3. a' • W. !Menial . teflon 18 19 Punters Madras J. Yu 1711 1711 Meadow and South Western 3,775 3,721 Marmara Nienotacee- at Grarneeml7 May 14, tram Demerara B. To , 236 223 Great Northern& IL Lincolnsh.. 10,314 12,227 Ewa:a-at Liverpool, May 14, from. upon° 188 188 Great Southern & Western(lr)l 4,731 4,736 Eva - at Gel , Way 13 At 1 261 277 Great Western 1737,6:1 7 ,886 &SOPA-at l'im outh, Mayl3, from S. Leone )• 25 25 Irish South Eastern OW. Sties-at Liverpool, May It, from Stew °Mesas Yorks 101 101 Kendal and Windermere .... 172 167 °tura Mrsao-at Gravesend, May 13, from St. Loth The 90 90 Lancaster and Carlisle 260 260 Lancashire and Yorkshire.... 15,410 16,352 Hammer Hosea-at Liverpool, May 14. from Demeren ' Esq.; 39 39 Leeds Northern 372 uJ ao-olf Deal. May 13, from Ilarsa 12 18 Livcrpool,Crosby, & Southport 381 517 639 London and North NN estern .. 45,524 48,661 m „ ) ,,,..„ ;0 7 - pj y t ,,,,, D611 • 64 ha M 713 13 , . goio rmc° 6 6 London and Blackwell IJ iudni amelea Minaies 1,119 1 , 18 7 iiIIIIII,A-at Bristol May 14, front 173 173 London, Brighton, and S. Coact 9,411 9,776 MAICIIIIOIT-at Liverpool, Way 14, from Mobile 244 244 London and South Western .. 10,355 11,754 Meer Anie-at Gravesend, M. 7 14, from At 15 24 Londonderry and Enniskillen 181 272 I Laura, OTATOS-of from May 14 Pus -at -at 4 Gravelei Wa y lti wow - Have ... Lisboa At Caste n A n d , a . 11 11 Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c. 124 131 Seville Alba,. 167 167 Manchester, Sheff., & Lincoln. 6,009 6,740 ROBS= Parrs... -at Cowl May 13, from Havanna At 9 9 Manchcsterand Southiunction 448 563 Stun-at Liverpool, May 14, from . ,. St. Michael's 28 28 Mart and Carlisle 6lO 544 itrammosaucus-at Clearneend, May 13, from Demerara A St t At 4981 4981 d 20,120 21,238 Toast-at Gravesend, May 14, from Chas Itl 60 126 Midland Great Western (Ire.) 1 , 367 246 8 Tonr-off Liverpool, May 14 985 Vicrom-at Queenstown, May 10, from Neuritis/ At 37 37 Monklanda BO2 ' At 60 60 Newcastle and Carlisle 146 149 North British o 2 722 North Staffordshire 4,963 4168 Cant. inn ElllOl-(10111 COW% May IS, to Undo mask 47 47 North Western ' Csinitn -tram Liverpool, May 14, to Coustattinople AA Drontheim 45 45 Scottish Central 626 666 Itioswma -from Gravesend, May 14„ to 1,827 1,921 Gam Famissa-from Gravesend, Slay_ 14, M Newport At 32 32 Scottish Midland 647 643 Hamsters Aosta-from °rammed, _Way 14, to ...........Norway ' 291 29j Shrewabury and Birmingham 756 844 Imatur -from Liverpoo May 11, to Archangel bridg 47 47 ,hrewsbury sad Cheater .... 1,866 2,011 PATIOCI BZORT-born Portsmouth, Way 11, to New York ' At 29 29 Shropshire Unit* . e Tatum-from Gravesend. May 14, to Copt nhagea Fier 68 58 South Devon 1 ,92 3 1 •*" a "' TROOP-frail Liverpool , May 14, to Bordeaux Th 261 2881 South Easter 1 2 ,104 1 3 ,13 4 76 934 South Wales 998 - VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Eul., 69 77 SouthYork.,Doneaster& Goole 1,207 1,364 Gni ; 39 39 Stockton and Hartlepool .• • • 1,207 1,624 Chesterfield (barque), with emigrants. April 27, lat. 46 N., los. OW. 40 40 Taff Vale 36 36 Ulster 3O . 921 963 Loudon. of Lades, from Plymouth ter Poet Philip, with emigrants, Side, ' 25 25 Waterford and Limerick ' 13 16; West Cornwall 339 241 At 12 12 Wlaitehaven Junction 194 184 293 3041 York, Newcastle, and Berwick 13,986 14,303 [Advcrtisement.:L-HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND At 1 258 279 York and North Midland Fonetort. law from Nedra Tronehard and Whitby, bookseller", lieemi, dated ' 152 152 Central of Prance - B 1 671 an Dutch Rhenish earooktal rale( from thie 110100 was as severely ham a wry Al 11 21 Maria Antonia 122 183 bed Is. that she was Mold Wbe removed to her own parish, under 63 63 Monthreau and Troyes 63 63 Namur and Liege 20,021 7 21,414116b1ed 4121 4421 Northern of Francemeat, which have elected a t a c t cure, adsit ill DOW ca ned 71 1341 Orleans and Bordeaux 3 , 386 6 322 to g 0 Into service. " - Sold by all o facadem 111 , catkin, and at Mamma s ' Ht way 's ornablishment, 04, Strand. London. 1661 240 Paris and Lyons 82 82 Paris and Orleans 84 84 Paris and Rouen 6,618 7,453 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Derr IGO 306 Paris sad fltrasburgh 5,886 9,446 tal 59 69 Rouen and Havre 67 121 Tours and Nantes of a daughter. tinier EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE FROM DEATH ON A RAIL- HENSLEY.-May 10, at Oloneeeter•terrace, Hyde-park, the wife of shoe Cl. Ilenaley, km., of • daughter. WAY.-A few days ago a young Mall, named George Knott, gent EILMAINE.-May 10, at Dublin, Lady Kilmaine, of &daughter. a clerk in the service of the Manchester and Sheffield Rail- St LONG.-May 11, at Soothers, the wife of' 0. Long, Seq., of a son. way Company, at Ashton, attempteddo leap upon the break and . me g an .i .- i ty . ll, at South Hayek Bath, the wife of T. E. Barth. port waggon of a luggage train of the London and North ~ Western Company as it was in motion passing the Ashton Paul NORTON.-May 11, at Woburnegiure, the Mk of H. E. Norton. air, , 4 station. Unfortunately ho missed the step, and fell with gag.. , bin legs between the spokes of one of the carriage wheels. 1058-May 11, at Grove-hill Cottage, Grove-lane, Camberwell, the I. " Rather less than half a revolution of this wheel would r u e al W . go :, E . g., or . .on. r. have torn the legs off by bringing them against the hori- SCHENLEY.-May 11, at Prime'egato, Hyde-park, dn. Schenk?, 11 r, mutat lever of the break outside the wheel, but singularly the a min.:l=o,am SAY v s guard had caught hold ofhisbreak at the very instant the youth TROMAB.-May 12, at Bath, the wife of C. H. Thomas, Yob.q., We Jeri slipped, the wheels of the van were thus held tight eo as not Gam. neapl array, of a son. tom a to revolve, and glided along the rail in that position. The WILMOT.-May 11, at Woolwich , the wife of Capt. P.S. A% 1A 20 4 y, you. train was going at the rate of 20 miles an hour, and the R.A., of a daughter. er gs 6 youth was dragged more than a hundred yards before it WILIAHIRIL-Way 11, at Riebiags.park, Bucks, lady Wdlehffe. ol I'M I. could be stopped. When liberated all the clothes had been a daughter. ti n „ ~, torn off his body, the right thigh was fractured, the knee Pas injured, and the integuments of the right ankle rubbed off MARRIAGES. di e r• to rho bone. Mr. J. B. Harrison, railway surgeon for the DUNCAN-COOKE.-May 12, at Leaden Church, Chelmsfor. h 7 "• district, was seat for from Manchester, set the bone of the the lov. W. Wig/01413w of Rustunere, Ituffolk. moth' by the. Ws] la I m e thigh, dressed the other wounds, and expressed a belief Re • • lii Paaillau• RWW? .A. Lei den ' P. 81 ' D u "; "s' M ''''' m Colchester, to Jute Emily, ocaly add of S. G. Cook', Fs+, of Lew lion f; that a co•uplete cute may be effected. The youth is 16 din mum chei . d . d. years of age, and is the son of a publican in Ashton. cla l MITCHEL-DEWSNAP.-May 11, at St. James'• Piccadilly , b y dm rTHE KITCHEN AND REFRESHMENT RO O5lB OP th e B a y. T. B e ams. 11. illte.he4 Ea.., o f Syd ne r.buddows. MIN a wi Tien Houtz or Conrora.-Yesterday a report of the to Rohm four th daughter of the latelLieut. Demnsp, M Green- WM M select committee appointed to control the arrangements of with BMA& Irei re O- the kitchen andrefreshment rooms of the House of Com- IZOD -PRICE.- lbw 11, at Pt. PAWN Marlborough , by the See. lila Fau Swallowile.l. Bawl**. mons was printed. The report states that having had under Sir S. H. Sarah 2 . Willlssult 80*,t; P. lead. i c,----." Prise, bar St MIN dna t " conaideration the petition of Charles Ritchie and others, t a r Sd Adjutant ic rrrs Militia. ell :4 licensed victuallers, complaining of the arrangements underaal OLDFIELD-PLOW-Ilay 11, at S. Nacres Church, be ths which reftethaents are supplied in the vestibules of the Bev. H. Hutton, Hector of S. Paul's, Comit.garden, J. 01.1tiel 1, she 1 8 house, and have reason to believe that such arrangement is & La. ., Bengal Artillmy, to Henrietta. daughter of J. Poem, Sege Ilk *eery way eseestiel to the comfort of members, and to the el high-street, TIMMCMI•OgUare. ' aterel hr t 4 ~ convenience of strangers attending the home, and they SALTMARMIK-DaNISON.-May 12, at atterthorpe 1 ,1 , :, therefore cannot recommend any alteration. As a protect Be,. It. B. Cooke, Rector of Wheldrake, P. Sallortrabe, !et; Th tion to other prase the camiattee have been careful to Saltatershe, Yorkshire, to Blanche, youngest daughter or ii. 4.11 PI giro strict direstiese that me renehaessi• whatever should hi e; be sold in the hags of the hen ur ing thoes days when the the ~ house and its eammittees me not . 10, a ll t an st o . r, u tt y hr , w w eru me eou t o o. tr w . uri jir,,i.1,1., est Winton. to Elisabeth. 'ldea daughter of late •T. VILE- EM YM ' SiT of . W - I M Plil4Wa ay Pm "*. [Advertiaesesatj-Dzatzuctiow or THE CRYSTAL Pe2n Mill F 4844 *--. Y44 ' il. a m t e n , Pm-scs-la osseraansa WlNWltheasseds g 4 pergolas i s the United DEATHS. in Megrim dia. trolls M Ands a espy eras Gazer Exam- tee Tin . Comm in erdeir=l oma preseneed W the proLristeee d ' did the Weeht7 *lb* 484 814/884418 meglihs DO Egq IMWORTII May It, at M. Leonard'ean-mni. La• ladaa___,'"a et Jeerer, awl Ifeeremy lest. • miens kas Wet delmelned Wei - -._- Sae -- a. 1,. - a.la i o.. ea , eldest se a of air C. A D 00... ", COLLET.-WAy . 11, at rortlanikoquare, Plymouth, T. G. Collet. tee lel . ef ef poor Mot All the Idly, the sun el wary ~.-. -„,,-- Ww.--d, at B e . am „ og r o - . - gootor , Br. W. P. p„pe, of Eden. 10 , es. add* the mese@ the peen W, ef retresimele een- • •.'• -7. . . rteawSome ". *m a eamthl i"ilimi teolies k r a llaj . May balk. ri1ai•••• 42.14 es s viddi eue s se llum w :"" vi.9o 7 , Ne. i yaol a, il oo;t mllain and Tho nd. ra j too . E. 1ta1 N..... 1, Torkthim ul, a:4 3 4 .. 1 ac aomd, the mama of the CooMoiment. as sweat at Na R r d • th bo Is the moaterep mmemtliaelellettial reels of swim hail po . Ur .1 Walks, rif Idtal.elsar s i 1- INIIi 111•1111.0*, mak the damosame d a mag e& ma . WA LLEN.-Ilay 11, Baret, wits of . • cli aged 43. 'ld =to Pam. did td I a bk. la e id er am my D.- trod., May 12 k at e r .u. salland.pisee, Ilajor.Oen. G. A. Reid, 'LP., a ..1. "rms. a...innienrilminisemasmmillime' sr li tas Chmi llisrasik val 6. 611.1.61 0 ............ ". WgirITEBLET. Mara 11, killed In action with the Realm' s& dii W Mr, -------- •••••••••--- •••• .••• ....... aa - --•---- Feller.. Hoek - the Rom IL Wrotteelm. Ural. 43rd Light laiantrYt Iv. The let Ipi ay 4 All& Wall Istardsi ••••0•08. ht fourth - son ...A.O m u m ea les awed 23. de he Is', time tins fr et sinew trade knew Lehi% end kr Na wersieet -..._- ~ maid GeV Indere should gees te altromeskreds sem or ------ ______-___--- tr. essatry let Si Ur. IL J. W Pa Ilk Ileihrideels ILL TM Printed and indlidted hY WnaMa limo au" ei go " 116 - - 14mill t an Ns ....” 11 •0 11 1 Mil aOW a• amt Via am =OW* et street, M ar es CUy of y lan f des, liss j o t ig.....4 inter at the Meals_ 0 1,0 7 3. 7 Pc Maggarki Ones. pembet el 'comae, Hai Po • 111 CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—YESTVIDAT. swam Ms. BUOY Purr. T 143 ALLVJED MLlaorß IN DRURT-LAMIL Druid &lasso, wes indicted for the wilful murder of Robert Clark. The prosecution took place at the instance of the parish authorities of St. Paul, Covent-gardee. The theologians.' of this case have been published very recently in the police reports, and the facts u• sot of a character to aroder it necessary to give the widows la deo& The asoorrence which formed the subset of inquiry In& Owe mint 1 o'clock in the morning of the 2nd of 76.. sal Nierilas to the evidence of two women of the WES assig Taste and Hayes, they at that hour =CM =ill*/ descend, who 11,111 very much intoxicated, to the ar lip Omer, a brothel in Hart-street, Covent neeithewn into a room on the first floor, whos igi t a k ei iiihßMeme, the wife of the prisoner, demanded 2s. of the thmeand. He said be had not got any money, but ill lilted apes being allowed to remain, and the prisoner's wife then abased him and called him " Irish," which very much excited the deceased, and he threatened to strike any one who interferred with tam Oae of the women upon this took the deceased by the arm, and led him out of the room, and while they were standing on the top of the landing, the prisoner came up stairs and milked the deceased what business he bad to come into his place without money, and at the same instant gave him a push, the effect of which was to cause him to fall from the top of the stain to the bottom, and be laid perfectly insewble on the mat at the foot of the staircase. It was stated, that alter this the pri soner struck and kicked the demised, and then assisted to lift him out of the house, and place Man in a sitting posi tion at the corner of the courts the house was situated. He was found in this position by a pare constable shortly afterwards, and on his being taken le the hospital it wee discovered that he was quite dead, and the evident* of the surreon left no doubt that the death wee the result of the fall and the other *Jame be had mislead. It also appeared that alter the orearreses bed token place the prisoner invited the two NOM leer kin Me g and treated them to some gin, sad hid limos if they were asked an about the mattes, lie NOW ille deommell wet drunk, sad fell by accident dons ibe initoieh Mr. BaUentine addressed the jury at NM iilletk SS bs half of the prisoner, end after estreatiey Vet to JAW any prejudice which they alien ariessity aneends whist him. on assoust of his disavowal 01111.101% their minds in the consideration at the meant disage, ' said he should call witnesses to prom that the prisoner was not the person who pushed the dommeed down the stairs ; but that it was done bye woman while the parties were wrangling at the top of the staircase, and that the unfortu nate occurrence might, to a certain extent, be attributed to accident. Several witnesses were then called in behalf of the de fence, and en endeavour was made by their evidence to show that at the time the occurn nee happened, the prisoner was smoking a pipe in a room down stain, and that he did not go out of that room until after the deceased had fallen down stairs, and a witness wee aho CALM to prove that while the deceased sad the other emrties wen standing at the top of the marmot, end the lemma pushed wing the deceased, and that he bake very drank, was sushi, to nave himself from felling down the stairs. The witnesses who were called swore positively enough to them facts, but, upon ages-examination, and in 'newer to qualities put by the liaised judge, they prevaricated a great deal, and in many mater points flatly contradicted seek 'other, and it was diet that very little reliance could be placed on their testi- nos. lir y . Baron Platt having summed up the ease, and ex plained to the jury the distinction in law between the two offences of amen and manslaughter, The jar, use* immediately returned their verdict, finding the par Gayly of the offence of manslaughter. The teamed directed two of the witnesses, a men named TIMINI6 soh a woman named Levenson, who bad bees essmimuleM behalf of the prisoner, to stand fo and wises they MI so, he asked the jury if they won e 5 opinion that snout had perjured themselves in the evidence they givens Thej that they were unanimously el episina that they dem so. His Medi* urea this ordered them both intended/1e M idol bribe ince of perjury. The ydrense lielareo was then brought up for judgment, and hi Wash*, having made some appropriate me upon fate brutality of his conduct towards the unfurtuado deemed, sentineled kiln to be imprisoned and kept to bead labour for a year. THIRD COURT—YzanatDAT. Banes rim co. II fluFaer. Joseph Streamer, 26, jeweller, and Carohne Ilorsoriek, alias Cramer, 23, married, were indicted for stealing a case of jewels, valued at 401., and a back note for 101., the pro perty of Frederick Arnold Ingleby Dralquin, the master of Caroline. Mr. Trevathan Spicer prosecuted. The female pleaded guilty. The prosecutor, a German physician, living at No. 4, Ovington.terraee, Brampton, stated that the female came into bin service on the 11th of February, baring answered an advertisement in the Times. She being a countrywo- man of his, he made some inquiries of her, and she said she bad been brought to this country by her brother. in-law,who ' was a jeweller, and produced some papers with an official seal, from Mecklenburg Strobl:, which gave her • high character. Oa the day after she came into his service she asked leave to go out for an hour or two in the afternoon. When she came in she asked mounter's wife if she had seen a handsome brooch about, as the prisoner had left one, a present from her brother-in-law, in the kitchen-window; that it was gone, and she thought some one musehave been in the house and stolen it; she then asked if there had not been three coats in the passage. Prosecutor then went to look, and found one gone ; a metal teapot was also mimed. Pour days afterwards, upon prosecutor coming home, about sloven in the morning, he met his wife, who pointed oat the male prisoner, who was standing some short dis tance from his house. Prosecutor then went home, and shortly after the male prinonar came and rang the belt which was answered by the female prisoner, who stood talking to bins for some time at the door, and he went away. About one o'clock the female was sent out for a short errind, and being more dressed than was necessary, the prosecutor had hie suspicions aroused, and in a few minutes' after his wife called him up stairs, and he found that her jewel ease and its contents were gone, also the note and some other property. ('ha-bate Nimmons, chambermaid at the Hotel de i'llu rope, said that en the 16th of Ishniery, between two and three in the aftemsem *my bah id the some room ; they both west oat tie same . Witness saw the jewel case in bsr possession. They slept there that night, and the nest day they were taken by Me police. inspector Monekton, of the C otiOiNet, said that he went with Superintendent Otway an the 17th to the hotel in question, and were shown to the seem euempied by the pri soners, end whin they got Into** rem the Smalls was I counting eons money into hie band. They made sea understand the best way they could that they wen polies, and wines, took the male prisoner in meted', end the nuperintendeet the female. Whams began to soma him, • hen b.. took a.mething from his waistcoat puha& i be could not see what it was as prisoner hang his bead dews., j Witness struggled with him, and then foetid that he had • ' I razor in his hand, and before be meld wrench it from him he indicted two frightful gashes on the left wrist. The razor fell to the ground, and the female caught it up and' gave herself a fearful wound on the left wrist. Mr. Otway them came mid held the MM, and, assistance beinS tabbed, they lien both weaved, sad, the wards Itt • wit daigureue shustaer, Dr. Leales woe !'HE POLICE COURTS. XAMBIO/4-11011811. Charm Jerwm Mime was beenght balm Alderman Carter, ebarged with having obtained lead X the value of 1981. 19s. 6d. under false and fravelvient Xr. Anthony Holm* said—l as epee L is =.:J. Cook son and Co. ' who carry on the bedews abed lambent* at Commercial Wharf, Upper Tkonee-street, and whose manufactory la at Neweastbreggare•Tyne. On the 19th of February the primer seam le meet my place el in Old Siren-lane. I MI pre losiii sera a Jones, who bad gins so • rodaisse respoettag the pri soner. The primer when he called was gave me a card with the following : " Richards and On, carpenters and builders, 182, High Holborn, London. Pumerels performed. Estimates gives Ssegemiwalrepairs." I aindlailbe ma Ow person who wanted lead Pb." Yee," aniseed see if the references given to me by Mr. Jones INTO setisfeetery. I said they were, and that we would supply him with lead, and we then arranged that he should pay for it in cash on the Monday following the fourteen days after its delivery. The prisoner said he would seed for the lead, and on the same day, or the day alter, I received the order produced from a carman: 182, High Holborn.—Please to deliver to my carman, three sheets of 41b. lead, 4 sheets of 61b. ditto. I shall re quire about two tons of pipe, bat that I will send another order for, at the price quoted in your letter of yesterday. I will eldrovour to call upon you during the day.—February 19 1832." I caused the lead mentioned in the order to be delivered to the prisoner. In the conversation which I had with the prisoner, I said to him, " I understand that you have seve ral jobs which require lead I" He said, "Oh yes, 1 have." Ile told me that he was the Mr. Richards mentioned in the card. I agreed to wait upon him for the amount on the first Monday after the expiration of the 14 days. Thu first quantity of lead was due for on the Bth of March, and I accordingly went to 182, High Holborn, but did not see Ste primmer. He called upon me next day, and said that limo maiirstood from his man that he was to have three fend/ medic I told him that he could net have under of the kind, as he had had our letter of the following is a copy "g :at Aril be glad to supply you with sheet and pipe had at 171. 174. 6d. per ton, deliverable at our wharf here, kes 2; per cent. discount for cash, in 14 days from delivery. --Cookson and SON, ANTHONY Homen,Agent." The prisoner took our letter out of his pocket, and having read it, said there must be some mistake. He then said it would not make much, but it would make a little difference to him, but he would call nest day and pay the money due. I never saw him since until he was taken into custody. I never received any payment or bill of exchange. It was proved by several tradesmen that the prisoner called upon them immediately after he received the lead from Mr. Holme and sold sheet lead to them of the deserip *a of that which be had received, at prices greatly infe eism to those charged by the principal witness for the prea ssign. The Aldermen ref used to take bail, and committed IM phew for trial. BOW-STREET. Jabs blue, remanded upon a charge of sending a Iheeelmas kAeer to the Karl of Derby, was brought up for fhrlimilen as to the state of his mind, and placed at lits Ire bedew Kr. Henry. The perilealere of the former examination were fully re { he Deity Noes. • Pipewer appeared labouring under the Mill isis- Ass anbiline, respecting the nature of his claims mpes the eemenermil. ▪ peeems, of 32, King-street, Covent-garden, Mead Ids anieweliela with the prisoner, who related to Ma, si two dam* interviews, that he had received letters from mid edema by the late Sir Robert Peel, Mr. Geolbers. ILmd //lennere, &c., from whom he had received MN of warm for his evidence on the Irish Fishery Commis non, which enabled the government to quash the commis sion. Witness was of opinion that the planer was not of sound miod, and not at to be at large. Mr. Bolden submitted that the defendant might be sent to a union, and not to a lunatic asylum. Mr. Henry said that the act of parliament specified a lunatic asylum, whore, as in this case, the medical exami ' ern were of opinion that the prisoner was not of sound find. If any relations or friends would enter ball for him, which ho was incompetent to do for Nana', in two sureties of 601. each, he would give him up is their care, otherwise he should send him to a lunatic mitemi. As Mr. Baxter did not think the prisoner was in seam, perhaps he would be one of the sureties ? Mr. Baster had no oblation. The prisoner's solicitor was not prepared to give the two sureties required, and Mr. Henry ordered the prisoner to be remanded, and the warrant fur sending him to a lunatic asylum to be made out. THAMES. _ _ _ Two Irish eoalwhippeis,;;•iied Wes. Riley and Michael Costello, were brought up on remand, having been charged in the first instance with a violent assault on another Irish eoalwhipper, named Thomas Ryan. on Tuesday night last. Owing to the death of the man Ryan, which toa. place yesterday morning, the case has assumed a far more grave character. The edema of a woman named Rice, given on Thurs day, west hi slaw that she lived neat door to the prisoners, and that on Thursday Night she heard sounds as of a eon flict is the upper part, followed by that of something radial owe stain, art ending with the noise of a straggle is the porege. The feet wiser Gelled . yesterday was Alice Mathews, eieldi•Caang deer to the prisoner', in Plough-alley, Wap ping. Mr at Art refused to be sworn, on the ground that d o e eel t, but when threatened with the cone susses Dam mho_swee her evidence Mr. Ingham directed Small wood, dr ether of the It division, who had charge of the ease, to repeat what Mrs. Mathews had said to him when he first queries.* bee as to her knowledge of the affair, set to be moll he evidence, as the prisoners were not by, bat ft ter the dance of her credibility. ftellereed said she informed him that after some die turbesee she saw Ryan therm out of Riley's Mese, and from the mirmer is whisk he OH oho called eat " Oh, the lees isi Emir sil." era tibia Riley sad Costello re plied he ie ant muetheed, sod task Mn indoors. Mrs. Matheves,whe seemed thessained to fence to the Menestostest, slid the eislable teak a files eathoe the did fen merles say mom The wan is their shirts, so dries maid set ..wrier them, bat they were set either ef the =- Its. Should you know Riley's voice ? Willnees—Tee, if I beard it anywhere. Mr. Ingism—Wu say answer made when you said the ✓ea le mardered Wither soiled amplively. Mr. Ingham—De set shake your head, but sneerer yes or no.—Witssio—l dH set hear any. The magistrate queriemed her very dewily, but to all his inquiries, put in emery pre& way, the saswered very evasively, still insides that she did set see or remphe the voice of either of the prismy set did net arm them to the Ofikef. Her dembionase mods It egpereat te the whole court that her object was to math erne set elucidate. Smallwood being wan t embed ea oath his re lions statement, so mash at mime with that of the last witness. Ha them watt on to Mato that be was called at 11 o'clock ea Weisesday al = by John Ryan, brother of the assiairsi, aka the ere into ortoly. Oa melds, the byre k Plough- y John Ryan riled them oat. earns th.e are the men, to which Riley " Yes, lam the man, and this (pointing te Ovelisile) trie other. I'S lel yea all about it." After the usual sesties he preeseded te say, " Ryan care fate stp hems mg M asted es sieephig there. I tried to hisera Ids gulag up stairs, be said 'I must sleep bore, se I will not dis turb them where I lodge.' Idm let him pup stairs, and he went into a ream when twe era were sleeping in one bed, and one la another. I went down, and In a few mi nutes, hearing • direetemes is tie room, went up vela, when I saw Ryan lying beterse the two ones he the the bed. Om el the man eseepleised. sod I indiseed Ryes tie go into Clestelle's bed, and lathed. Shady after I went down, I Weeds row, and Costello telling for lights Wises I went up _I herd Ryan twisting Neill° by the threat tightly with Ms handkerchief. I perseedod Ryan to mem down stairs, and vitas we got to the hereto he pat his arms round my silk awl hired me. Is V from the he fell - with his bead towards reset, and ro:ZIO and I took his Is. Comb& this that ell was right." Wither, after again cesdosing Om, oohed if there was any one in the primp at the time user thearelre and Ryan, !co while diey replied is the megrim. Wither asked why it was, if Ilyea west dews whermily Oestelle should have sem Ewa in his shirt, le whisk it= ea swered, " I do act be The prisoner athdelmi that was a fair riper ef the raiment they had made to the constable. Sarliweed reseeded tory that be esesd e reat difficulty in Wiser, the perdue who wen Gassiest the fact to same sat give warm. Tree the prides la which he asiotheed the body hi it erm imprethis he could have ilia siddestelly hies the doorway with the bask of his heed en the permed,. Prom the enquiries moth by the ea lehis it would rem that dessesod was Ism eat at the hone i sad as, seseeding_ net be we waist bie het. soros siege, at Oa thee, L e = eat be sheet to leave voirshey, sad an maisaide Isms. The rinses were ressended till Thursday seat en the cheer eitheadaughter. WOOL.—LrEDS, MAT 14.—There continues to be a mo derate amount of business done in both English, foreign, end colonial wools, and prices remain very firm. CO RN.-C UZLVISTOSID, May 14.-A smaller attendance of tannins at market, and prices give way in some instances ; but all the best descriptions of white made nearly the prices of last week; red, Is. per qr. lower. White, 455. to 475. ; red, 395. to 41s. Barley, nominally unaltered. Beans scarce, and rather dearer, 27e. to 28s. ; May ticks, 29e. to 30s. rem and Oats also few offering, and higher prices given. LINCOLN, May 14.-We had a thin attendance at market to-day, and a limited business doing, at a slight decline cm the rates of this day week. Barley steady. Oats sold slowly. A good inquiry for Beans. Wheat, red. 37e. to 404.1 white, 42e. to 455. Barley, 2Se. to 294. Oats, 18a. to 225. LIVERPOOL, MAT 14.-The arrivals boa Inked sail coastwise since Tuesday have ban Iflte From foreign ports we have received NO quarters what, 1,186 quarters Indian corn, 1,252 sacks and 24,330 barrels lour. The exports in the same time comprise 1,891 quar ters wheat, 964 barrels Indian corn meal, 300 sacks and 2,716 brie. flour. The trade has heenexcessively dulldurimg the post two days, and excepting for wheat and flour, the labs of which articles has been well maintained, prime base bed rather a downward tendency. The weather has WNW vat, with a much higher temperature, sad the ma , MIMI. nosed by the late drought has steWniL At OA day's market there was but a small attendees, ed tbl we. and country trade ; however, a fair amount of babas was done in wheat and flour, at the prices of Tessier. Oats were in very limited request, and barely supported late rates. Oatmeal, however, was fully as dear, with a good demand. Barley, beans, and peas were each easier to buy. Indian corn was firmly held at our late quotations, which. prevented any important transactions. Arrivals into Liver pool and Runcorn, from the 11th to the 12th of May inclu sive :-Wheat, 1,067 qrs. ; Malt, 1,284 ; Oats, 331 ; Indian Corn, 1,186; Oatmeal, 1,533 sacks; Flour, 1,252 sacks and 24,350 bib. WAKEFIELD, May 14.-Our supplies of Wheat are pretty good, and fully adequate to the demand. We have bad some rain, and the country is reported as generally looking well, and crops promising ; the decline in prices here is beyond that of the agricultural districts, and farmers ap pear to show little disposition to sell to meet oar current rates, consequently we have no pressure to-day, yet the limited sales are somewhat below lest week's prices. Nice fresh parcels of heavy Barley are rather dearer, but other sorts merely sell in retail at previous rates. Oats and Shelling steady. Beans fully as dear. Other articles as beim. The following are the present quotations BMW, per qr., 60Ib. to the bushel, Suffolk, Erse:, and Kent, sew red, 395. to 40s. ; extra, 425. ; new white, 42e. to 43e.; extra, 485.; Norfolk and Hunts, new, red, 365. to 375. ; extra, 40s. ; new white, 375. to 395. ; extra, 425. ; Lincoln. shire and Cambridgeshire, new red, 335. to 37e.; extra, 40s. ; new white, 345. to nn.; extra, 445.; Yorkshire, new red, 33s to 365. ; extra, 38s. ; new white, 354. to 395. ; extra, 425. ; Dennis and Eouigsburg, white, 395. to 435. ; extra, 465. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburgh, nil, 3.55. to 375. ; extra, 425. ; Mediterranean, red, 325. to 335. ; extra, 35e. ; Old English, red, 335. to 405.; white, 445. Barley, per Imperial qr., Nor folk and Suffolk, 275. to 28s. ; extra, 295. ; Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, 295. to 30s. ; extra, 315.; Scotch, 28e. to 295.; extra, 30.. Beans, per qr., 6311 e. to the bushel, small, Rne, 31s. to 33e.; ticks, 303. to 325. ; foreign, 265. to 284. Oats, per stone, amosling, new, 9d. to lOW. ; feeding, 10d. to Ild. ; foreign, pd. to 'did. Shelling, per load of 26111 w., 25e. to 265. Nett, per load of 6 bushels, 375. to 395. Pees, per qr. im pend, blue and white boilers, 28s. to 295.; extra, 30s. ; misod feed, Ws. to 275. ; extra, 28e. Rapeseed, per last English, 21/. to 22/. ; foreign, 211. to 13 1. Lin per imperial qr., 435. to 483. Imports during the week: Wheat, 10,100 qn. ; Barley, 183; Oats, 97 ; Beans, 328; Shelling, 233 ; Malt, 187. CATTLE, de. -Csitideut, May 13.-The number of stock in the market to-day were • Beasts, 45 ; Sheep, 79; Calves, 20; and Lambs, 12 for which the following were the averag e prices :-Beef, 6d. to to Is. per d stone ; Mutton, n, per lb ., !oodtoclear;ance• Veal , 41 d . ads. Lam b, Id to Emma, May 14.-There was a tolerable supply of emery description of cattle; but business was not very brisk, ex cept in Sheep. The price of Beef did not Tunanti from last week; 7s. 9d. appeared to be the ruling figu re, but in some cams Bs. was given. Inferior sold at from s. to 7s. 6d. Cows and Calves were from 91. 9s. to 12/. 12s. They were not, however, plentiful. Sheep were a trifle higher than last week. The supply was moderate, and prime articles sold readily. Small wethers fetched 6d. per lb. ; do., 51d. Ewes sold at from 50. to 51d. ; couples ri nged from 355. to 42e. Store Hogs, from 255. to 30s. each. In the Pig market a tolerable business was done. Store Pip were from 18s. to 251. • and suckers sold at from Is. to 6s. 6d. There was a small supply of Pork carcases this morning ; and prices ranged from 18s. Od. to 7s. 6d. per more. Oimsoow, May 14.-Yesterday the number of stock in our market was 772 Cattle, 1,088 Sheep, and 188 Lambs. Cattle met a fair demand, and a steady sale, at about for mer rates. Best Ox Beef, 435. per cwt.; current, 414 to 425. ; middling, 365. to 404-a clearance not effected. Sheep and Lambs, though more plentiful, nearly all found purchasers, the former maintaining last week's prices Best Mutton, sid. per 10. ; current. sd. ; inferior, ; Lambe, from Hs. to 22e. per head. EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE FROM DEATH ON A RAIL WAV.—A few days ago • ymm _way solood fo ld , a clerk in the service of the Moolirlir red She Rail. way Company, at Ashton, attempledes Imp upon the break waggon of a luggage Litt of thi Leaden and North Western Company as it wu in motion laming the Ashton station. Unfortunately ho missed the step, and fell with his legs between the spokes of one of the carriage wheels. Rather less than half a revolution of this wheel would have torn the legs off by bringing them against the hori zontal lever of the break outside the wheel, but singularly the guard had caught hold ofhisbreak at the very instant the youth slipped, the wheels of the van were thus held tight so as to revolve, and glided along the rail in that position. train wu going at the rate of 20 miles an hour, and youth was dragged more than a hundred yards before could be stopped. When liberated all the clothes had 1. torn off his body, the right thigh was fractured, the k injured, and the integuments of the right ankle rubbed to the bone. Mr. J. B. Harrison, railway surgeon for district, was sent for from Manchester, set the bone of tn.. thigh, dressed the other wounds, and egireeeed a belief that a complete cute may be effected. The youth - puss of age, and is the eon of a publican in Ashton. THE KITCHEN AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS rua HOl3ll Or COltalONll.—Yeaterday a report of select committee appointed to control the arrangements , the kitchen and reftahmnt rooms of the House of Com mons was printed. The report states that having had under couldn't/on the peados of Charles Ritchie and others, licensed visteelless, esespialaieg of the arrangements under which refesehmenis en emptied in the vestibules of .` house, sod lame moon to believe that such arrangemea every way ementiel to the comfort of members, and to convenience of strangers attending the house, and ti therefore cannot recommend any alteration. As a prase lion to other patio the eassisittes have been careful to give dried dkneddia that as refessiseeste whatever should be sold in the Ws of the Wrens upon these days when O boes. and its committees us not !Mag. 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The Moat& is petalled& 4 Ma& mem Ibtarday more es, of as. a me =. IS, sat tbis• miloolosot hatordaya, at Edwards', tide for the lest railway tears rams Ls s, sad kr the Enna& ADMIRALTY, MAY 14.—Aroommarris.— Muter two. pity erten &mid he in ollsouomillmo, in toss as aa a slot Anon. to Am a mi point psynaor U. ilailaWa s, 10 e111 36 7 11. 0teetL ied ire, vms uhr iebalemit soll irirtt atarlin veseshiNt— at man tel ay ..; moatrf Mr. W 11•4110184. N.R. Toe km, to A K. VIRIM 11sIgistWitew a i r ir wazi.,lll his, a miPl the Clod wilh we Meat* at Prom the LONDON GAZBl7B.—Friday, May 14. JAMB Awsit 01•1211901 1 042 0 /0, 11096 7, 9 4 • 94 . tgitolskrer, to tor. wader daglgot Ifi, aid An IS at 11, at grittioll.sertet. rews9l9tawt. Ilatligolo; off. wig, Nttoottoo, Raffia 11111171Ittai, May te at 2e, and Jurrair a ffil= a.. rd duke, Buy. t a ltrial l l i °l = row, 10,117 oat Juno 17. st 12, IgaßWWwogort Mu g Dists. 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