The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-26 00:00:00

.. iLaw intelligence. HOUSE OF LORDS.—YErrznosT. Amp • . sin Tan OUST or *WI Us IS EVJTlAl,D.—liarosa inn Loa, , 0167.1.011. ran Wu. ea Hues, ern lean Bsrnnne -lul.. Bin:fares Divorce. The oouse proceeded to bast widows in support of the bin ~ow before pnlianmet to dismalvo the marries. of Mr. Vi ..ram Anthony andlis ilannett, of St. Jams's- , place., the amity of 111diews. ad Marianne Colmar, I (his Low wife), wile WOW Ye, to marry again, sad foil other i.u, poen. Mr, d •rewethor appeared as counsel foe the pstilloaer, and ,ut.....tted the following statement of fasts In thabararrt The le nuance, on the 13th of April, 1833, Wei Mild as the p.i.e.n church of Charlton Kings. he the a=m: (Moue. - tr, to his present wife, Marline, Warne Benne*: . then Marianne Colman Cregoe, "WM They were e. il connected, and possessed of mesas Ond Mier eir cunot.. oee calculated to promote a union of hoppinne. Of that ni.. nage there was issue two sons, one new sot shout 18 yea', the other 13. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett lived toupther as husband and wife from the time of their m with mit a Decasionai absentee of short duration, drat residin g Ler don, and suerequently teaselling on the continent, W the, y...r 1841, when they were temporarily reablest et Worthi , e. Towards the autumn of that year Mr. Boa-SI made arrangements to go to Scotland on a skating erAMO mien, tool it was arranged between him and Mrs. Bennett that no new residence should be taken till his return, but that during his interwed absence oho should pay a short visit to • Mrs. Farmer at Nonsuch i'ark In the county of Surrey, and thence peened to the haws of • sister-in-!aw of that lady, a Mn. Wilshire, at 111111111 n, in Bertfordehire, there to remain till Mr. llennallfs return from th. north. The house would, however, fintlant tko oviden, e which would be adduced that. instead of in g , as arran g ed, to pay the visit to Mrs. W mg Harlin,. Mrs. Bennett suddenly quitted N Park, tsktng her second child with law and prameild to the cretneut. The hoses wait ssiesally dais It lot in. formed all to the tenostWOWMAIMMO potifsin bail Wed BB this period. Evidesas es Ode graind - wssit Os trapplied, Attached to proceedings subeineently taken WIWI sided -1 anneal court, which proceedings were on the tift i =ll bow, was • letter from Mrs. Bennett to her which would show that she communicated with bin )alums of ale. tun. Ile (the learned comaiiel) should abno ho Mils to prods-, another letter of • similar description. MOW about the same tine. It would also be shows dollk IS Oho latelligeure of the depicters of heed* being cossomitgest to Mr. Bennett. bee WWI by his Maud colonel Eh A." N the Cuss*. Mr bed sine, taloa entre in the Made diligent Wok/ as le In plass of essierneo, but was WSW det • esasvdeett to denser any mire at her amemeaft Off at of abode, At leagth, however. eineWWWWI luondedge which undeced him to belime Maki, ire to the vomiting. and he followed her dram h lioyasss hg veiny of Marseilles and Genoa, into Italy, and Smelly WOW her te Valencia in Spain. On Uncovering her at that he was most urgent la entreaties to her to return with bat these were met by • decided refusal. In the means of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett were arnPratt bad omitted to mention that Mr. Bennett had settled the la- Meet of 3,000 L on her for her separate nee, and this weld serve to (-spina how she had procured the means of nailer =lthis Journey. In the proms of his search after r. Bennett farad that has wife had travelled to Italy by the uame of Bernard ; and is her journey to Spain she had summed the same of Fremantle. It was at this stage at the history that the awn of Mr. John Hastings Toucher who was charged with the adultery which had rendered then proceedings necreeary, &est appeared. Mr. Bennett to the coulee of his inquiries band that Mr. Trochee was at the MOO time living in Yakutsk. but at ano ther hose edlod the Freseli Has& Oa Wssb7 # was dim recut that he was acting in som me as the r of Na. Ilmeete. Mr. Benue being met immemed mean PM. Tomlin whisk led to the imereames of the Inal min WM t. sad it beim inn that the latew wee treveMmg am de, der the meered rem of Mirky, he wee nista& W pale .te ask Yeleude. Mr. and Mrs. Demme* alb ye arned then after IS deperare. The eireamerme of Mr. Teens. Ming la Tames at that tn., an, men sr gratify, miler es snared same, asexually amend nu* ohm im the Wad et Mr. Boma with Worms te what Zet=between Me wile en Mr. Twangs ; Mt d ... met name imam into her seam while at Tehmelkand ba ether pima Mere he was abk to trace ber,ll4. DOMOOK soda nun me inermelea a say lan sulideat to warms ea asenatlem mane her of naliense ineememe with Mr. Tent us. The lard Obemsellar—Was XL Tessin meths* hums toMr. Bumett ti Mr. Iderewstbrw—They were acquainted preview*. The Laid Cbasseller—Did he visit at Mr. Ilassetts bases t Mr. Menwether MI he wee instructed that Mr. Timid bed basel)bona visitor in the family. At Vslisals Mr. Menem Ming amble to satisfy himself that Maisel had tam plass ha renewed his' estresties aa7 = wife to return with Dim, but but these were still met by aM elded refund. At that eime Me. Illemett wee is of the paean Mid the Mee of the =nine. WV: sett ,mowed IS entrustiss IS her Man, with the alter native list he 'shield be amassed if the child. At last it was sessiged ea mailime of hie retie* the shili, that be Weida ementle a den of eopernma. AmenMegly • deed it impinge. dein _May I§, Will, hawks ben OW ellolfer. assiestt Mused to 1.44/AM. lty that agree mes was peseided that Mr. Beam* should be kept Ws flamed of Me aim of ruideare of hie was The Len Ohneeller—Bow Mg did be nesaia la Talents ? Mr. November—lt umekr um that Inger thus lin. &amt. lam irimmed Moat throe menthe aktielbsk The Ind Chemseller—Did they Um es besimmetand nit after Mr. Tanen left ? Mr: limiredmr—lie, It maid be nem fa manse )bat at the Was Mrs. Boner denriel Mr. liumell MI met Meet seleserd fns the sunefthem tithe embuilhe k (es we wrimeen) eneepemee et whit had emend la the mar of the serail Mre. Smut left Ink Preen is whisk serenity We mean at Pais en Inn an sem please doves te the isle le whin the Ws of We Sem wend sew he primalarly diens& mail he ism this they wryer all erwurie Ind Ingelfter as ma sad lift The Lad Olmaillsr—what was the ineresame bonen Mr. Beemeet en ray other member of the Maly ? Mr. lianwither—By the Wei et espannen it was stWm kited that any the Maims OW ef the shildres MGM 1* WO el ban Won* ulfte the mediae. It wn IS 119 SIM el Amgen Mil. Mat Mr. Demi me In the an Om plan la a reeklem te norm is einerese Amer, ewers. The dememetaate when lei to the fisemety wee of a very awoke thsetelevt. M. Demme len t eow of as kftemme ips& ia Lembra t en um t day M ertmaied a men* of the Mewl of dialers. It wee hie = 6" W a eremm ils iali glis eer Ittee.. "be ides Illibt y mi th e e . Mee by anther meabertin If hewn le p Many Mk Poeloossek he wend iet • lam teak. aad might dm mei Mites lour hew et the saestig ot t meolOoly oboes/ Ike sompooko,ead matbythe Be l li be lis tied Chmeallw—This Is • my =lnn sense, and was require a very sathfursey Mr. Merewether—On Ihe arrival ef lnk at Reigate intim, ea Wing ftem the window, ha taw Xi. Towhee le the Thu t t l er ehenellor—A very elagehe ebeemeteate, be- I see from the bill that Mr. IOMMOII had bees he IS eldest ma, who was thee ea • Melt le hie maw et fterelegae, that re was wain te arrive is liglen Ms ems day. M. lisemense mid it wee Me km sea adman to Mare the Meals alssamlimes balm the hem. It was weettleb es IS Wang bed mated. Mr. Bennet bed re mind fe* Inumain km his ma. Swing Mr. Tenn leneelei ea the tiannee, it at me moaned that he was Men in Me mime el monks Me. Daman lft• mud- M a ned eflibig Ms Jenny. nipped at the iret an mann that enrages re Relple, where he , Wm istluirt, that a essokars bri Mee Won by .leeM, who awn by the Dem teals, an that they 104 2161 10001 la the Medi= of Heenan It was inspenble Get he send fig re be struck Wham eirem- Massa, et mid memeares to emiefy Mon' es to tim esereinem of hie The Len Mr. Tenon ems from Lan eat Mr. Mommether tree rink Men. plus . to Mr. Warn bevies leen Ma SOMME wee thewhin thr gemehmea an I=ad c a sed that they bed takes agenmals at the • Ina, he made anniemeals kr =• wane ea thek ession. la to the Prf Wee prise then amid be ma Malt. Oa the Menlo (the Mused semen did met sew Mb to dwell, es they wend he falli diner& la tit millemes. Mm. Amen an Mr. Tonna whet teintar la • "b " at Heemben an ten apemen% Mss an se besbemi en wile : bet wreak elesumnemm weal be Mtn he name whin mid leave as Mtn that edibsey was this and then semillted bonen Mr. Tomlin an NIEL eseali. Thu Wang ef the genes Muni Mei eleartah lh ni be yond dean. Xr. Bement neat be We hone ef Mr.Wele. a kind lino, la the aelatimeninel. I le Ms atenimg he moat, aseeemened by Wein M the lams led the ben M r. Tilet with Mrs. Deami n et. m il maid be am 111. Telenet sed tills. Beans* at a beer pied ef the am left ter thek deilinima Oa tee lith el Win ha Min was ammensi ti g e g. asstlhrset min IM. Tenho kr admirel reen imal wen Wakealt, sad when the Memo ammo to be some& the delniant cemensi le • ',rat NOM Water MK Thh sus, with the immleomes pid le Me. llemsett by Mr. Terebet. la the mien ef Jaer2 6 l.s Ma. ilemest ealtibleed • libel I. the Ouniney Leadek_ _whisk was simian en the Met ef haseiry. ma es the MS ef Yeknary a inaitive @Mem a mem et wee Mrs. Ikashatl. be itted her wile rroaden The Wm= Wei Mid eviimmee Mks flee le ia m Ele i f e :b shinmeat P enni pleb as as le Ike uln as' nemisa. tit Is Ike Mededeiligel Wen ad the gaymmal et the da= wee ales.. Os Sr Weer pein • disk le Mein& end Me Mil me eleyo la the min mil selleitees be the bift. panel Ina the imps IMO: pall by a new by the beak Mr Mr. Tweet, sad by him geld lam his en, s ers. Ind Cbmietfter numbed tbst he head it the posstise in all these mu that were paid by the me eassemy to the Woe Nei amilli rlie benumoa heads. TM hem wend Mum the Me ut prod that , IMosomes awe tataafty paid te Me *Wilt is S. astioa. Mr. Bea t e. th e oda", was zoned, and made a sada. 1 ilnory statement net the • daablisl bad bobs Mid to hit dint. . . -rt r • :.4:+11,),r1i THE EXPRESS: VEDNEADAY RMISai MAY 2t 1852. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.--TinnzatT. imams is anero,—Bareas sea Loan co r maiwits. Lace AL91110211, Ma. Lem Purr. all Ma. luau mum Is se Cosserr.—Hanna Oramth Yee Cohlieth es the part of her keetheth applied for a wilt ef labia wepw. Her husband bed been as baste ef the Quesa's Priew for the het twelve leers. She moved topes the Admit of Mr. Othlet• to the dhst dist be was either mammal without thy them* riewwllment. The aide* dated that the deposist ballet* breepht an melba epithet the keeper ef 'the thriew's Meals the Oaart or Qom'. Dearly whisk ma Wed bete Yo Lord Chief holies, wit% it was Gasp* &Oath dement of the honelt to theta be wee satilled by sheath Ilh Iseehip W deolded the. deponent seal net lee thud bh owe thee sad he a wither ales • "abysm dues bum bed been served apes the dell - AI yeedthe the waneet el weentittatht, miler whisk depathat we. de tained bathes ; hat epos being celled upon ia court to peewee the vernal the deerwleat's eameal said w What's thew of that, you Mow be hie aerie 1" Deponent, how ever waa elm back 'gab le pith, although it wasitaown theithen wee as warrant ef seemilthwt sad of that the Gab widows atheathed la ouppert then on e wee the evidence eta buyer's o w lrk Vadat Om skean- Meowsof keeps, the guess' p the riesa i rlre bile tit, in a Clie et =4ala of 12 paw' eteathag, width had hoes hag Waft sad she that deposes% had Mow token ea the 11th Jess, under Wear of a writ which had mobil/ the de that t li i i = e l ltesi awl bother that the writ did eel set twth W thew beesikt to the Wird the coast, as =the meths te the hewer write of babes; be MI hem lithely elated Pat ha was. The lard Chief liege mid the thew wee of opinion that awe 1111111411 d be as waft They hadwurotaDy examined the blink sad wail weeibwe Med that Mr. Cobbett had meth Moine* that there wee we wrest et commitment, bat that he bed only IsA the awn to draw such an infer. ISM We NM hagmthileg le de with the ireceediap in the Overt ef Qom% Pa" but weld ealy deal with the rive Net thwe wee se r ola I rma M graining a writ, !!titat mot be *who reliweL • MARKETS. • corrox—Liviarool., mks , 26.—The gales to-day are estleaused at from 15 to 110,000 bales, of which speculators anal eapert‘m have taken 8,600, and inalude 2,000 Pena= sad allaresham at 6d. to lid. ; 600 Egyptian, 0.1. to 04d. ; 1,10110 Sent, 31d. to lid. ; and 60 Sea Island, 16d. to 24 1 , The market @isms with more animation and firmly. Com zrith Friday's rates prices of all kinds ere full. Bea are &d. to Id. per lb. dearer in the fortniEht. 61d. 60411miewleen. 1-16 to-day. The sales since Thursday ammisa aa 40.800 balm, and the imports to 6,000. MANCTIOTIM, MAT 24—Our market has received a new impulse tom the speculative changes is cotton. The Swaps's" advises out to America, as was somewhat antielpsmil, renewed the speculative disposition in cotton which bad previously began to subside, and the Niagara's news, which came to hand yesterday, is to the effect that a slight advance had been effheted both at New Orleans and New York. This has Amsted upon the Liverpool market, and our telegraphic accounts from that port this morning ware to the effect that a large sale was anticipated of a sp e culative character at hardening rates. Opposed as this result is to the opinion of many well-informed men, who see no reason, with the large crop of cotton erwaag for wazd for an improvement of pr ice ., . it has bad the effect of inducing those who bad pressing orders to seek an early opportunity of placing them, giving a rather more active appearance to the yarn market, which has fully sustained last week's rates. In cloths there is no change; a fair business has been done where last week's rates have been accepted, but manufacturers complain that thew,. at the relative cost of the raw material and of yarn, are in many eases far from remunerative. One cause why there has been a disposition to buy more freely for present wants is, perhaps, a doubt put forth on some hands as to whether the present cotton i o r: i f, large as it is, will leave any great sur plus, from thepossi bility that the scarcity of wool from Australia will end to the mixture of cotton with worsted goods to a large extent. This, however, is by no mean the hen. prevalent -opinion WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Litrue, MAT W.—The mer chants are eagerly clearing the stock from the Cloth Halls ; there bas spa been a brisk, active market. We believe the present activity WWI entirely from speculation, IS the MAT chants are wall aware that it will be quite impossible to produce similar goods within 10 per cent. from wools par chased at the present sales. • - COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Tarnoway. I awns K.. Comorsocons Scum. Is in USILISTLUI KLUO. This was the le at elimination meeting. The baakrapt was deaarthed as • neanufaeturer of Ankles, carrying on Imams In Beirkenst. I Was& aeal far the aseignees ; Mr. Lawrence ,An the Imeakma. The awe wale edilowned for a fartaight, in order that muds unialmetli ghoul be made in the balaata4beet. WOOL.—WODDERSTIRLD, May 25.—The Wool market is very quiet. Stocks low, and no quantity corning is . owing to the high prices in London. A lair bugloss% considering the stocks, has been doze during the week. IN II POWILZT. The bankrupt, of Bread-Maw% WifehOWISORIZ, same up to pees Ids last eassalnatioa, owing about 6,0001., and having about 2,6001. of amts. Mr. Reed, for the anigaMe, did loot oppom. The bankrupt pawed. Zjarou Ma.. MANUFACTURES.—MUDDIUMILD, May 26.—The business in our Cloth-hill to.day has been much the same u last week, and though a brisk market was anticipated in consequence of the advance of wools at the present Wee, an average amount only has been done, and merchants seem unwilling to buy on speculation. Ix an Jolene AND Jos's. This was the last examination meeting. The bankrupts were plumbers, of High-street, Laterals. Their debts amount to 1,1981. ; arm is good debts, 1491.; property, 1841. The prate had hoes 2,4091.; Made expersero, 2,0181. ; privet* ditto, 8181. The bankrupts examination was adjourned. Kilbourne Clark, of Pudding-lane, merchant, obtained a Bret-eleas certificate, his Honour expressing his pleasure at being able to gnat it. CORN.-HVLL, May 25.-There bar been more tone in the grain trade generally throughout the past week, and holders of fresh Wheat, as well 1.1 some spnrig corn, have had sense advantage. Arrivals continue trifling, and come gently the transeetions in foreign grain are most limited. The weather has hems variable, but on the whole cold for the niends. Fee this day's market our farmers brought a lair supply of huh Wheat, which met free sale at fully the eurreney of lest Tseaday, with a strong disposition to hold kir same advance. Finks Wheat neg'ected. A fair con sumptive demand fee (ask description of spring corn. The Limed market v • Cakes dull and lower , with awe seiselien eli Meats . et whisk it may nee'be im goed he smairy dashes hies einsaren Bops Cakes dad ftsies seniaten ear owiletieas. Impede hem May 16 to 31 : Wheat, 276 qua.; - lease, 81; Peas, 60; Tares, 20; Mathes, Mt tons; llosoo, 960; Oueno, 360. Lazne, MAT 26.-We am moderately supplied with wheat, the trade is not narked by any great activity, still the market is steady at Friday's rates. BaLlz ise nod- nal. Beans fully as dear. Oats and other before. Arrivals this week: Wheat, 6,166; Oats, sort bulay, 298; Beam, 374 ; Rapeseed, 764. Leeman, MAT A - Mesterly winds kin gar veiled daring the week. end the arrivals of rah oaf don have esmageonft been limited. The principal bee be frees 60 MAW& BMA whence we have received since best Tumseday 3,0118 quarters wheat, 3,103 quarters Indian area, and 100yye0fgi0 barrels Seem The exports to Ireland and esseterie me again large this week, vie., 4,617 quarters wheat, 6,112 quarters ladles secs, and 635 barrel Indian meal, 4,724 barrels and 1,993 milks Sour. The gran trade throughout the week hes been dint Wheat and IM iliall blee ..riled _d full prices ; and Indieneorn, epee an lesprot r amind. ha edvaneed le. pail we nn. At this 01002 • onkel we had several Ida Mho purehning wheat, , gad Indian eon far shignont to the sister country. Tbegemead he Ilea eameampeisa was moderate, but on the whole • hie hies woe eramosted. Fre& qualities of eel of white wheat eimmeadal on names et Id. per bathelernethop4se of thiedey ; Amensea and Frain free hewn fall Flees, and eels telly sashimi tho abeam of ks per quarter. oiehlished ;hang the week. Oats, today. boons, and nos 1001100 as vested on Teensy hat, with a modente damned. Present pekes: Wheat, per 701 b., Saggis, red. Is. 7d. to 6s. lid.; mare, Is. 11d. to 86.1 d. ; aim. wok den. to 6e.34.; extra, d• IL to ft. Id.; Irish, red, Is. 14. to Se. 76. • extra, 6s. 74. to Is. 9d.; ditto. white, tn. 94. toe. Rd. i te tra, 66 . Od• to 6 s. 24 • Barley, per qr., chevalier, Oa. to Ws. ; per 60th. ., Scotch and Irish, 3, . 9d. to Ss. 10d. Ile% per qr., English, Ms. l to 68e. ; Irish, 41s. to 60s. Oat per 46th.., and iketels, old, Is. Od. to 3e. Id.; Welsh, old, 21.11 d. SLIM. ; Irish, he sorts, Is. IM. to 2a. 106.; new, 2e. BpLtells.9o.; general, 25. Bd. to 7a. 9d. ; new, 2a. Bd. to h. 9L; bank, old. h. 6d. to 2s. 6d. ; new, 2s. 6d. cob. dd. Mel" ger qr., 32a. to 345. • small, Sts. 6d. to Ma ; @Nib sad frZer 480 lbs., 295. to 30s. Peas Ea.& white, re qr., 345. to 36e. Flour, eapirliale, per 280 he., Ms. to 31e. ; extra, 33e. to 36e. Oatmeal, Irish, new, pm had of 240 lbs., 23e. 6d. to Me. Od. ; Canadian, yOd. to 235. 6d. Bran, per 24 lbs., Is. to Is. 3d. • Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, mixed sad red, to h. h. Bd. ; wkite, 61. 9d. to 6.. 2d. ; United States, gni red, 6s. 6d. to 6s. 10d. ' • white, 6s. Od. to de. 6d. ; DEng& sea Ko n igs be rg, mixed and red, le. 7d. to de. 6s 10d.- 6d. to 81.11 d. ; Pomeranian and Mecklenburg , 9s te . .. e1 d. t ; 0 11 6.1. l OTAr a hlte ad je. O la f ltdc;;43.te&te and Illista i t ai and Friesland, red, fis. 4d. to ila. lid. ; whits, den, kle _ ,iis. Od. • Rigs and Petmelsweg,A4s. 941. to it Ski t hollionget h. 7d. to 4e. Kt F Minnsh. trek lis. 7d. to de. 9d.; white, I t. Is Isold. Wien, rod. 6e. 4d. to le.lid.; white, is. Bd. rd. Odessa, Palish, red, 6• M. to lis. 4d. ; summon, ekithet Od._; Marnespel4 red, &hi. to to. 7d. ; Da- Ild. to Sa.OL ; henha,4lle.„ km& 44.61. to 48.1051.; i. h. 6d. le b. U. Rye, p ee Mo n Beath, he , to 3d. lieby. yea Ohba., geladlog.h.oL to la. 10d. .pea 4611.,64.11a. be 15.11 d. • 1110/0100.10. Milo h. ed. gr., 110 a. to'llts.; linotha. peeoMlb., Ille.r l M e n ss iOs si es. now., Baltiejts., - leldte,llls.la Ns. ; =glis, 30e. to Us. ' Miss Cars, c : ai l lib g .., Amnion t n 0.315.6d. i white, Ilk. to SOL; gradeb, lir link Ike., yellow, 31e. to Kai/ ; white, le MAL ; Duel end Oahu, 32e. Od. to Wed. Indira Oxen Meal, WC:S St Od. to Os. 0 6 . Flour , per hat. el 1961 b., sweet, 20s. 6d. to 21s. Od. ; U.S. WOllOlll Canal, Ws. U. to 215.; Ohio, 21s. Od. to 22e. Od.; 17.11.Phlia lad Baltimore,sweet,2ol.Bd. to 20a9d.; New Orleans, ille. liii. to 29•4:U.S.ead Canadian. heated and sour, 17s. Bd. le 16.414 ler onkel MOW., French, fine and superfine, IMe. rah; mho, SM. le 318 e. Od. Arrivals into Liverpool sad Illenseta hem the 1111; to the 24th May inalesive :- Whisk UK que.; 11 .eft, ill; Malt, 160 ; Oats, 2,832 ; Deass, Ito; Tim. 11; In Cent 3.193 ; OaleaW, 1,158 aim; Flour, 2,614 was rad 10,123 Ws. Istosets to Ire ton' : Wheat , MO ne.; BMUS. 26; le ss Ossa, 6,112; With Caen Meal, 419 bils. ; Flour, 1,029 sad 3,109 11111 =j, May 26.-A hie apply of Wheat le-day, _ and then le. per qr. darer. Wheat, 611bs. to albs. . Eft to 49t; Ine, 414.; whin, 465. Deans, 31e. to 33• Mirwcurna, Meg 11-The weather still seatiesee sold he the mous g mwerrya des esestry is said to be look ing wigwams sad baday, mid se yet vas received no teen. Airo merint Ude iiinalig we hail a modisene arm et When Inn the growers, sad being whiten ow taibor of essahrin. hmh.thrashed perish wen et Me: hi, Mainolay's eallo, wlllat in hwatt • hir Mealy Wins wee dea s e . t Man the hems Er= Neira rel i tilti t it beig we d e l lh de rs. mum li emo of *eke Wagon 44a. re qr. et Me. was sago, elsueN he Mosteek lip 10 465. per pr. wee given, Milhollin. at the sons line only telling at 41s. 6 a . pot qr.i; moth wan weight lbw sold slowly, but in the business done nein gestation were realised. Rye unaltered. dryly Meek" is send, request. In malt little stirring. Masai mad Pam tally as deer. With a continence of liberal =le et One, seise sell only be promoted by Imelda.; a CAMM-Statesturr, May 26.-At oar intaightly market this day the supply of Beasts was whiney limited, u was also the attendance of buyers, and the quality of the stock was of an inferior character, consisting slut* of fatted Cows and heifers. The demand for the few lest Bouts was brisk, but for the other sorts the trade war more dull, though a clearance was effected. Last market's quota tions were fully supported. Of Sheep there was an average seasonable supply, of prime South Downs and other superior Mutton, which met • steady de mand, at quite former quotations, and at the elope of business nothing remained on hand. We had a short supply of som e very fine Lamb, and the demand was quick, and from the paucity of the supply the late high prioes were sustained. There was a good stipule' of Calves, and of better quality thou of late, and those for slaughter maintain former quotations, whilst young and inferior sell from 3s. to 6s. each. In the Pig market very little busines wee transacted and prices were • hide lower. WilehCows' with calves, in short supply, and in hes inquiry. Beet Ox Beef, Bs. to Ba. 6d. per NOM j cow end heifer ditto, 7e. to 7s. Bd. Best Down Mutton, 66. per lb.; ascend best, 64d. ; tug, ho., ltd. to 6d. ; canna Veal, 6s. 9d. to 7s. 3d. 4 d. er score. Lamb, 7d. to 7td.per lb. Pork, 60. Veal, to 6d. Bacon Pigs, 7e. 3d. per score. Pothers, 72. 6d. Bacon, 6d. to Bd. per lb. Store Pigs, 14s . to Me. each. , Mitch Cows, with Calves, 91. to 111. each. 8w ninon, May 24.-At our Cattle lair to-day the was a large supply of teifan, oxen, and young stack, but owing to the scarcity of keep, there was but little business Umla uted. The show of Home was inferior, neigh the few that were exhibited sold reality at good prices. GLASGOW AID — SOUTH WESTERN RAltWAL— trek reesipts he the week w e May 220862, 1 4,1271. 2e. U. Correepeadisi ek in bat year, " , :t• HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. Thos dead report nays : The total deaths regis- Isred is the metropolitan diteie, which in the first week yet May were 972, and in the Spud rose to 1,070, declined Is the week that ended Loa nlay to 943. The man weekly tam rose is IM three weeks (ruin 484 ° to ad.. In the lea weeks esestiptedieg to the last, of the gears 1842-61 Ile average seeable was 889, which, if raised in properties In lomat of papdation, becomes 978. The mortality of hot !pit Is tlMedere leas than the estimated amount by U. cif ra 96110644464, whose deaths are enu merated in the pont Mum, 649 were males, 494 &mks dmirfraglettlie results of the hat two weeks there is a m „ or less in favour of last week in all the palmdlB4 fatal disease. Although small-pox is le=and there seems to be a good deal of scar ity of epidemics is the aggregate declined 6smlpbtolN; of tubercular diseases, from 200 to 189; of assain of the heart, from 45 to 33; but the principal »duties nacre in diseases of the organs of respiration, which in the previous week were fatal in 169 cases, in the last in 131. Bronchitis belonging to the last class, has de clined in the two weeks from 79 to 60. l'hthibis of the tubercular order has fallen from 142 to 129. Of epidemic disorders, small-pox carried off 38 children and 6 adults. The corrected average is 18. It is only re ported in 3 eases, those of a boy aged 1 year, and a boy and girl severally 4 years, that vaccination had been previously performed. Next in fatality are scarlatina and beeping cough, each of which destroyed 42 lives. Typhus, synocha, de., number 41 cases, and rheumatic fever 3. Croup car ried off 10 children, measles 12, thrush 2, coma 1. Diarrheas was fatal in 14 cases, dysentery in ; purpura in 2, e *poise in 7, syphilis in L The diseases incidental to childbearing were fatal to 10 women,6 of whom sunk under puerperal fever. Last week the births of 711 boys and 749 girls, in all 1,460 children, were registered in London. The average number in seven corresponding weeks of the years 1845-51 was 1,331. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height of the barometer in the week was 29 740 in. The mean temperature of tho week was 56.6 deg., which is 1.1 deg. above the average of corresponding weeks in ten years. The mean daily temperature was above the average on every day of the week, except Friday and Saturday. On Sunday and Tuesday, wilco it was highest, it was about 59 2 deg., or more than 6 deg. above the average. On the last two days of the week it fell to about 62 deg., or more than 3 deg. below the average. The wind which had been variable, but for the most part in the south or south-west, during the former part of the week, blew from the north east and north on the last Ores days. The Lord Chancellor—Wm there any private arrange ment between the parties ? Mr. Benett—There was not. lldr.Tonchet's mussel offered to agree to a verdict for 5001. There was no pm- Timm agreement, and the action was a haul fide one. The marriage settlement was produced showing that Mrs. Bennett was entitled to the interest on the fourth put of a sum of 20,0001. to her separate use. Mrs. Harriett Lattimer, first cousin to Mn. Bennett, stated that she visited Mr. end Mrs. Bassett after their marriage. They were on very good terms at first, but after wards appeared to disagree. He was kind to her, bat ap peared to be jealous of her. (We understood the trituesa, who spoke in a very low tone, to say that Mr. Bennett was then jealous of Mr . Touthet.) Witness had Woes the separation had interviews with Mrs. BIOS" and was will a personal friend. Mr. Touchet visited are tiro AN the marriage. This might have been wine between MO and 1844. Never observed any impropriety in kis entadset towards Mrs. Bennett. Miss Charlotte Boehm Bennett, seat to Mr. Itiormatt, deposed that she visited them after the Mere at their residence in Mentagsesquare, daring two manila They went abroad a few weeks later. lbw saw them her time to tine after their return. They appeared to be very barn sad comfortable, and were living hi eerahet. She stayed with theta at Worthing is 1844, sad they thee 1/1411114 happy and comfortable. This lady then spoke as to the receipt of frequent communications from Mr. Benoit after his wife's departure in 1844. The Lord Chancellor—Yon say they were very low and comfortable together. Did that include a ward new and then ? Mies Bennett said she never saw or heard of a wind between Mein. She did not remember of Mr. Bennett being *dem end never saw it. Mr. Tenant a on good terms with the Gamily ; but she did not lit:7g his gamed cover especially towards Mrs. Bennett. The whams ealered heal sew explanations, bat in so low a tone that we amid sot hear them TIM Lod Chomesihr—llid you ever menthe to Mr. Bea of this of this conduct t NOW that she bad spoken to Mrs. Bea rime ea the salons and urged that she should be core par ticular ta ler owsibist • . M.P. he Mr. IL Mesides Mies, MOB ant l'esa;haM, called,sad Mated dist lee was Massa se the pad/dame Omagh the hestor Lied Galway, sand had =la s = intimate terms. The hoseassale patisman the shismest as to the memediams sf Mr. Bows* filer the deportnee of his wife. Wilms bad NOM Ns is his eases to tease Ms. Deana' demi sad mum lettere hem the Foreigeoelhee, awl had she writia to Mt Meaty Buten, the minister at Madrid. He (Me Mar was at Perim in ISA sad saw owl visited Mrs. whom issadest was pasfeally peeper sad deesOlMM .'..— E i...ol._ saw her yak to - was Om in very bad sad be rated to hat the Wary she wae dellyl7o character living area hum bee bombard. He sola emw her is 1 ,in asseeceersea el an been made to him• ere isportall a Z= a desareas and proper way, so muck so, that Le* Galway ex pressed her willingness to see her at her Imees_ and do everything in her power to promote a semmogiatlea with Mr. Bennett. At this stage of the ease, it being 11 AM*, the team, hearing woe postpased till Friday. EQUITY OOURTB.—YInzaDAT. booms basZigumilea gra Jam Puma. CI P. TUB 1401T11 STAPIOII=I3III RAILWAY Courmii. This owe has been freinntri ince the eon. It wee bane the eon sa the 13th of July Irk epan • nodes for as hiposeges to restrain the defendants bee Wan or cell= In7Jentta as aquatic epos et slake as neer .flgr jugyerd Lake, and fres oiegMerie for other hen ups the lake for such ragette.rer nee of bin ; en nothbing grain rpm the I=. U an own& the Wan en undertaking not pon te de or omit the en of until after • trial of sa ergo framed le also the vlllBlOO of eight neon the pane. mad the met nen • nil at kw le done the neolions of right bonus the ono The ends= of Oen woo nod et the nano ono WI, win is as enure of one Mons Wang asst the jury was ale enaged. The mein we again tenon in this eon la Deiothar loaf. nos the thenthele *tined their nierleidag, an the es. t erased • nen trial. Upset that trial, hid at the mein the jury faun • vane) for the nee the piste end is the satin nigh the easiondea of the plasin Ithielleseeek that t i dininthale had enweitted • yahoo by elbowing a roan es the lobe, an esethilah. in Wee Bone% el - Ashby an he the germ to the lake. The nein he ea Wooden as. nor renewed. Mr. Bore in Kr. Taupe, in sappeet of the motion ; Mr. Kan Kr. W. I. Grove (of the wenn law bar), and Mr. thrift none it. It append in the plaintiff was the ones ef a neon and ezesothe pinelmogeennile adjoins( the onennial water knows as Mailyeed Lake, and of 90 ores, pert of MO aeon of Oda the goo of the lake isonsiated, bad boa troa thee Yoe seirmad hy re pigeon pone ht wpm the fake haft nelnaler then being t otewane, erre Ihnonie ; an 11011 do en joyment of the rem& and weer by the Matiff and been yen sonahneribred with by the parties broglite the lake. The neatiou toned very ant co the ogioing tins of the nab esellemeet whet authorised the 14116- thadthe Oho se a noon for oriels endei an of the role by whisk the lake en nods were eon is the lg. tenon the railway r a mfor the noon of ea • easel col as Las the tiff eonnied. andZ i r inded. Abor ri al a h osist ageskra, TM V Oil tin the plaintiff was ended to the Onions the nod. an granted as higaeolisa ve straining the ; hat the owl airmen as I eon teMy tr i Z i rd i t dehnileate le me bon he hire ea &oldie ; and the detheiste deetheing to give any eadestakher. gond • Mond tanention in Giessen gam, in gave the *tan, Dire. Bona, liberty he free atera , In for the ode of the trial at law. KIM M. amen viambancauisiiii wean Tama. Tau aromas Thom Gar Liam Cowart e. via larffnao filaa Cossumias* Cou.asT. I W. P. Weed ash lit. hvaybfart. on behalf of the I=tiiiez e t ss eed it ea Wombs. assassin the hes diem erry Mar or pipes ander the Weal el baselish tp the eel of the WI Mesa ea peramele l se fo l e ar a t play sat whereby ha ad" p 4 war wale el** night be wei se daaragal — The nee was causal as Sca bat trim set ausiaini at the rainy allbe awn theta* Tbe Vie•Clboaeihr mid that the lei wet wait act • aelloilat age le afaitie then toes layssafes. The age oaf eldest of the mew wee Ibgeoveat as yam Wallis' te the vale et a he by Oa ef the holabalL Than work was wit pada yet= rad a, Alva lbo The duty oehee Ina to atop the m in t the how. the mart, " as lajwashos is we • er of e, wee t.... that tli s e i z= Wow art beam the Iheaf ea the gre ass lV l Lt i V a' amely latish mei be ob tain' st law wail be imallsimeL If the Wean ball beta haw tine le thwe helm syglimillea bed draboia mile le el" the yoseeeft kindling*, • MS, Woes the - owe le Ihrisee baleen atrial= MI tales *ea It mast be the moor at esathirlly wonhay kora lbw* , pert of the olohainh o Scraity Irksome bet Masi that the weeks alimet deft midi. bal trivial et al the moat le ( iheYlsbObseeelbe) th ebt Willatemmid la =de wii lt we dm iE fluty el the (hat le ales ewe Ire the lea steam hi while it is mean of taigas were pools/ lima sit be exhalei, =Re baowa eon aloes we @pillaging bad Um retard ea the pearl that the hemp weal sot be paseafas Ilea it am meal that the awl wadi =l:e fejeweilea ia this eonsas Mpenal OM the de wore yowls; le he ash while they lad M big right w de. The newer to that orinalat amass ilia wboameliefete lain bat set the legal light Aim If*. AWasisramad were be ease tv rasa the dehwinie beaa = biehl u athe eon. ma the erten pablie alfaA,:c a we be very lib The ye 'sly ea the pound o f Way ta m Ihmadvae t thet frfery was the mesa to widel they wen be pat by die seeseity of cesehally , eatablos the yeeseellep al the liehathate. It might be that lbw wail be ea** le oar sigma, bat that mad be as fame Sea all patio nee be ealieetal to alma as alma be pea asafrotiess of for =tare ; end, attar Aliens ee4 fer their awe butellß Theta, as to the astidoehed len of go sad um sage to amour waled it tlit tura out that if these MI ecroar, • sate a(at hereafter be nab alb n — 7l: Illeoheame ef the elan that yea has awe at per The layeseties taut be lefaemi a. BAIL COURT.—YZeTZIDAY. Meows ye the Parea—llesees ILL Jounce efseenua asp • Comm JUST. ANNUM* 11. BATIAT.—TIII3 PION= BALL.—Lays. This w on walla Waugh" W sooner dasimps as emu& IS sammil tem the mama o th==i e s Mlllme. wafts la dodos the umadoa 1111111111 11irliga rirke immobile& Os mesessy Maw as mew owl% bad bees employod to podia sowed of the memo fee the Mem" ball dataskplass at the llememeammloome. m the Mb' Clabber last. bin. Abloom mompeled a yoms led Ha MEN e s e47l6 to that at - Ishii the Chaleserlh, the eelmeliewe el the hareekete • ]may, sow alas wee esswidered to be ea. Wso lie ha warring. Min Forsyth wsa saimiated aml MeeLDissey, with Mom she resided. wise weeeMlaiod le hadrewsmil Oahe= she eateetab aMO oglakm Mn. Ashy= Mesabi M Me duty ea His ammo be made to the dehadem's berm who odds at Maids Vele, sad elq r t: a biat the ma maim of Mies Poesy* with the A day or tw• after, the asieedeett mersepsaied sad Mee. Dingy, Mille* the plsiatirs home, mad momlisi M the met absolve impede with dedumdM et bils sythb ..L. Miler Se Ibis mewl Vidwia blows, horn the albob of mush she ill not NOM da about thno milm TM isheleat hal yousewlod U. to Os *Mar as wormOlos he do awoult, whhh woo mewalhoh la Feb gamy. Thous was a peat &pally 1p tho seldom, as to es=owl Mame if the melt: sad Kr. halmWMt.a. MM. wood up, the jury retired far two bwe see helm ursedmem, mat beak aria, sad m ei& a saw Ma he the &Wit he the smallest most OM would ern ale. Nis Lopihip add he mil oat help them to the ems. but MILT t &side irrespostim ci the mita TM thew Memel a verdict do the *Ma— ar, T ab bb opinion that Mb Wks eight lin• kw= is the Oeuaty Comb TSB POLICE COURTS. Mr. lessee Easiiesi, solicitor, of Gold Hawk -tares. New•reed, ileaseennith, was charpd 10/ Kr. Hesk 6o cadet, whesisseribed blessalf as a casket Thi&seAssosith levies dialed MIL oil upwards ender hhe prisms& Pieerearar mood • ilea he e bad s‘yed te armed la dak s irs s s r alb °. r Abut swathe age the mess* laded ill film s i ll N pm* AM he bed s ask is elmseeryoed teat IWO bless NIL doe eel to his swat, es lend ode smeasseetssis4 wr weld ahem kin SOK es towed he walk him to sheds the ASOL, es gala he ▪ wail seam theeNt. ll* bed set aim imolai* the NIL, sad bresi Met Mas sed led we paid the mew smustosildhat heowwow MK in the east df Cdeseem. Dellissisekept et of the way anal he teestsesed, wilmees we lie Into the essledyof Theme T 91, es the chespeet °staining the Mk by MN 1111 = Beebe., sleek a lir. Hall, solidest, atilt the.. Wore two rides is the ChaeceryCeert, "Bees sal Dom." wed " akar& , sod Badly.' Is Ilse dam 'di is MB. sINof is wee taxed kr 8441. The west wee esseemed is the sees. If there wowed. seder iss did set AM the essesedl know anything of it. Mu Tpublikellse s palm hissing of the Only MN there weer MOON te weerest the rased or detain of the assissi. iss“ sushi to be stales* as Is Ilmeel Wag a atop saw as dr No: There was so presses he the imp of Vrie M sey under Ms pretesess. Ilk Lewis thee . MMus* sight be or. dessil e tzat is ows resephose wpm es a fetus ve as opportunity to prelims autism so to the Tyr . ebilt asseellel. esti emu& wee bound over ilia UM MUSK M cßae its se 116 aware to answer test amp WOMeeeisp, do et June week Thomas MA% a peas Mashy deswed, wee shersed i l d lues 0111" s piety wens, 2l yeses o f f tt p a wills her peemb, st Xildielkstrest, messides bet. .Ipsesestie lli Siribet deaskg sight bet she Ins =is walk gibes die passer seeseled her, sod ehe with Abe mei Ida by @epistolist es sight, ithea seall to a osestot se the whin she leek pa ale lit. 11 4 : 1 = 8 1 her to a insert at the goat 01111WWONI, Peelseembeet, Padissille, whets l i lfels a podia of wham pen at:x:l tillenserie ale hit a New sad leit the wh i t i 2 her. walked weld Sir =is i nr Hs mid he would trials' em pt Ibe primed flan. .1 Ohs Visa do i r es Z ed ed Isen ids, war b le pods* lee Mina p NIA oat fir tli br isesplk de^ Uf i = the I M m uelet tie as= sad that jaihmiey =mita seer 1 disk, be the dabs ermesise tams Siege ease Is Ospeohaps.Aside. Be panelled to IM spat wills emedser emeedde, sod saw d o pessur avid pressestriz dressillu se s :z& The Wass set up is as su bsumed awl dog bullale. She Oh IWM t w o .his yellsotbar resa b no I" They took ibe phewhis seedy, whin be lewd to be let ge ; and la Sir way to the staties.imere kb aired them half a le let him go. Ur. t aspired whet tae primer did to paint bee boa his Amer his ay swath. i'lles=4l.lllspid *se. foe nervy, gam that they were bet t rok lbe lenses Assisi tee —they were had ether. phases wee tally oomeitte& le ifewsete for trial. WARLBOII,OIIOII4IIII/11T. a wl trillium Irsith, C 166, was wia barbs ressird rases" st maims dose Dm' th• versa As, fm quart lepaterest end that W MOM Lours - Creml. Om* is . sa hebs prod • drift by pusalitudom the vas easmiumsd le walk at grjaa n ispuaterest ma Wateuissilms. /he knew the tas berg sae at ih• aserKka ea der bast. Th. asst time the irkb spas tiler she paro bra a Ildider. Ks had elm him a Itui three sr roe times Mr that a. gm apparadell Ka • amber 'lathe per liters NM lima Ma by the deredist aad other err labile The admitrittald her she awl eat b. alarmed. we vas bard Kt. The pins, umede it proposal to her thea.bet rid but est te walk it area ii tit part a( iesmearsat she bet beer aseastemad l• bequest. MAtm Ka bed bees beim tbe maiderate sad ihrd, slm Ka priest rum measy. The purser rid bee to pat Ira mow era t• meet him A a pallikoheels la the ° g want Is g die peldiehaese, pree tra pdreur • Cr l S memos and mew Ida. W BMW Dmilempa arm dr Kisser ie~Yea Cardre Dare bad *ma MEW ta hat est mem is the Firm this le the lasperar W mid lbe aseralia bad bees sight years la the rim. set Musa pod earaila t. Kr. Barque Mimed dr amt ' sea reinded. as tram was ems anshemilise at the vmsela at Or 'l ames, that the dr rieg ug. faliaL Kr. Bispires K apes deferrbe Ids dodder iota art Titamby. Tsz Rsy. CANON STOWELL FID THE MAMIE! gyiateose,—• ameba was b Ito Thenday ening is the bleastraer Os= hasemmeslemameWiu the Pawn is Wear et ma imposing d amensiss. no Rev. Canon Soma roiled. sok la he NON el lds elimernellor peke gmessmdbp, _odd mel ee Is of Illeh mei to sued nens Ind Ilmemr dm Mil eh end neat gmelseent sea Se nada ism The of ltombeseer bad bees bid oaf In d; 671‘ess w 7r - h - O ash te ban know* le beams. hi mean et it se cal set it at nought se thettle. whoa they came te tam 11111thed UM wean dad It Wu mamma milt wa lLe i wound Min as ben r__ golideatisa et he two neshiene br Menalesona =weeny of Ida Dish end Man Gana ea the Ikon inned This NS. mad ink noose '1"11. to titrookwo =ram bribe Postssint•ssomielisa. tbeTne4orde en than amid tsarist whet sinlidelem he Msaibarlise et dr dessisa. sad he bed reimoneed bis hede. LW lassitonly wodeed hind the mom% bra aide holy et puelmeteat swerles= mg et all *heel Woo4in bed one Pr ow l nwra hie phase& dineasse dw tbe she at heir sena= The C a nnes was no Weer lOW et free r=l .lllllll . peeteedma. was settled. H. mee himself • bee Owlen_sni be lewd to see the Beer arab loan heap. like Hen Osgemla Doman end hr. Gawp lade we as than* bee Wen as the bet hey 1 weaken nig gen than tree = mt ia mi a Pil bend. bet sho la hat hide was inarsnal, meld pewit then saint the eirmisa et Zeno. •ei aosisa bed nem made Oen We was Mr. lesewire plea sod lir. &ma% 'models% bat that wow set the sass. • War et Lie lag how %Wed h t it this amities, WA this tenor bad boos meths la lees,. mad bed sews be.. In ended to many as nemang ens Inhered Inn It bet WM wee Melba mild§ esmittes he was an unreel pedlars. -- Prow the LONDON o.42lTTlL—Tuesday, May 25. Tuna laws,l3mimanallset - Wast. lamp drew maker, to Millisat Jar lat 1, mail July lat 11, at wt. Nola, Carib awl Mai* WidgaWartat. Wowdestsr i 00. swig., Wiwi" thildwilaiweint. Sanas Nowa* Wska% wird* los 11 sad SO, at 1% ffinalaglwa dot. Ss* Mgek We* Wale* as.itings. Numb.= ; off. mfg. 1111181• T Palm, Hampshire, gram, hrtrarsed July II at 11, at Dada Hat. NIL. Clisacery.laoe, sad Low wide* realm ; off. as g., Csaa* Aldwrwaaisary. Lou at Orfferbary, *sass& Witailler, hos I O re l % sad II at 1, at liadapbsiwtsaat. Offs, VaNsar, vi Farley. sad Ningt. Orluslawy; at. wig, =ILI* Taitaira. Walk awaffsstars. Son IS awl illy 11. at 11, st Lomb Ow* 1111.. Metklisiii. lasi; Se Mfg, Irmo" Lade. he !stuff Cow* Illesklmollt. Nast. thenisk Imo 3 at 14 sad Jaw BD at 2, st awbglialistrast. 41b= st . Cility.saatt, Cassawyr•Was; "wig, &sin* Ism Itrat. Wasiga4 Twwil‘aww awasbia4 has II sad sa at 14 It Loeb Oast tab., Bad sad Porwitk. 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Ayr, Hl7 WI sad Nee IS, at the Ayr Arse Inn. Ate' Reim WOove. Gleo, Weird room keeper. May 31 and Jane 31. at the Wa wiry HMI. Gimpy. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. WEDNESDAY, MAT 26, 1862. The state of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The 'tattoos am arranged in order of lautude. Nino of Plata °) ' w nis h . j. c4f {Lamm N.E. vicniumerrom 14W. Ecosasnant .. LE. tow•anon ORESNWICIU N.E. Eno,. N.E. thrormas 301AIIIIPTElt N. Bir =. °l Stift li Wtatbef. 800M.811111611 Wes. iinme laces Bram Mem @Wag Mon einem /rime Ossfils War Orib iliesee I dodo ammo Goads Brom Partially Cloudy ParUally Ciamaa Oen:est r &Nally Cindy Overcast olefelit Overcast Owing Overeat TIIIB DAY, Noox. Owns of NV . lllmapi et WWI. Statio of too Roadmr. 1.71 t :BT. Th. returns from the following places did not reach this awe in time for publication yesterday ; they therefore Inikate the state of the weather on onday morning at alas o'clock. - - _ Onstloftwse Omdb NAW4Omfy Mbis bu ftramir Omens Niatisftime PutlillyMmuly Cabs Pardayamft Chimleftwin MosOm Niatiettram thretwa COLLISION ON Tll6 YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BER wicK RAlLWAT.—OnV3atarday night, a collision took place on the York, Newcastle, and Berwia Railway, but hap pily no lass of life occurred. The mail train left York about eight o'clock, and on arriving at ten minutes to eleven within • quarter of a mile of Gateshead, when speeding at the rste of 26 miles an hour, it ran into an engine and ten der, which stood upon the line. The paseengers, about 12 in number, were thrown with great violence from their seats, and were all much bruised in various parts of their bodies. The train came to a stand-still at about 20 yards from where the collision happened, and the pametagen rushed out in great alarm, and found that the two tenders and engines were almost crushed to pieces. It was at once perceived tkat ow, at least, of the men who had charge of the engine standing oa the line was drunk, and incapable of taking tare even of himself, and upon inquiry it was found that the engine bad cane ram Beath Shields, but that the Ares basing been segleetail the steam wee ex . banded, end the engine stopped just before the mall train eagle In eight. It was Mlar . filkill tOall t h e panning that at MN Wien Lout. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. FrilM 011/118M/FOSIMOI. the "Siemens tiesette" sad " Lloyd'. 6{114... CASUALTIES. Carnation, Slaugbter, from Shields to tilt% port, wax wrecked on the Baoks of Newfoundland, Feb. 26; crew bared.— _ _ _ • Quebec, May 8. Olive Branch—The following is the report of the wreck of the barque Olive Branch, of and from Stockton fur this port—Gulf of St. Lawrence, April 27—The barque Olive Branch, Jefferson, of and from Stockton, with goods and passengers, for Quebec, while proceeding on her voyage up the gulf, blowing fresh at S.E., fell in with great quantities of field ice; the ship struck against it with a heavy shock, which stove in her bows and she made so much water that she sunk in about 15 minutes, without any possibility of saving her. (lupe bearing by compass W. N., distant about 21 miles. Succeeded in getting out the three boats. The barque Anthracite, Harris, of and from Grimsby for Quebec, being about 2 4 miles distant, seeing the Olive Branch go down, iimue diatcly hauled her wind, and made the belt of lice way towards us, and rendered every assistance in his power. The occurrence took place about 5.30 am. and at 9.31) am., twenty-seven passengers and eleven of the ship's company arrived safe on board of tie above mentioned barque, where we received every kindness from Captain Harris and his crew the remainder of our passage, an d we arrived safe at Quebec on Hay 4.—Quebec, May 8. Recovery, of and from Liverpool for Can o. wr.. lipuken, April 8, making two feet water per hour, by the IVilUn ion, Burton, arrived hero.—Quebec, May 8. FIRABORNR MAILS. IN adman that Ow mid are pent from the - .emend Piet-olSoe - Out night —and 111 . . . ..... by the nlstt--and K by the moratne—denpetch. Day whim made up I r..., what COUNTNIES. In thenreal Peet. Port _Wm Loodua deepatohni. I tise. —.-- Americs(byllnt.peektN May 23 .». Uvairpool.... ,May 31 Amerieqhythtlted Stable I peelet) .18 June 1 ... hoseritsttlyVattateeptht June 8 arrlos ( West Wont ...t. i I is.a of use moth Plyasulth ... June 3 1 111 ileaandria• 11 Pi VJOUSatill of Ewa. Dover May Dapy 28 4iess Matt .ll ' l9th or the raonth.clemihartptor. June 14 BMWS Tyree II Bth et th e trunth , Suuthampton. June 16 Oththrlthitvla Chagreelli Andlthlthof ineuthldouthampta.. J.ne 3 Oape of Good Mum '8 1481 01 the mouth !Plymouth. June 3 Onsetreatinople • 18 3thl:th:7:kof num thster (Matra Amines II 2mll4l7thotot.otth tilwit*ale pler . June 5 Want Lite ..... lt Mon.,Vind.,l2Pll4. Somumm ton. Tu Th.% Mal la 2,1.11%17P:ea musk southmaptos. June I hi & N Twice duly Duca ...... :Towed'. 3re550..,,.. ... li 7thl7th27thormos Dover ..—... May 30 iimialmrg 18 Tuesday It Friday toodun 'Tem. 6.2 Modena 14 17th of the month tiouthamihes. Jute 70 Ireland M3l N Moe daily IPS) hozd 'Two. -S. India('.a lieuthempt4M 78th or the month rentUtampton June 20 India (Ma Menelllset !.. dthalt.3Bthof month Dover June 1 Iledltormitem(vla Smith I 08= ) Id fath of the month Southampton. Jule 20 1Imeellles) —l4 1111ththith otounth Dover June I Menke il In 4 at the month Southampton. June 5 Madeira Bl MY of tho month B nuthamptor. June Id Malta. ., 1 Itta,l7tl4ll/th,27th ' i ithothof tLe month Dover .........III.; 28 Napless N stltlsthlstholoon Weer June 2 Paml Matte N 5013th255ho1eme Dover .... .. . IJune 2 Pardneula Pers... 51 2mlkl7thof mouth Youth amptot.Asse 5 Tuntaar ld Shlsthlstlelmott Ileptr ;Jess I Went *MN II 11th M the swath ,uuthanapteth' i Jsee 20 Wait WON (auept as mass.seed Names) M 5d.1 the month Southampton.' Jane 5 • The as W Woo ..osuatnis UMW aerial VI an mimed emit print As ARRIVED. et: Ktni Audow-at Deal, May 24, from.- Avow-at Newport. Mar 22, lrfau Muumuu-at Bristol. May 25, from B. Ayres Ass Ovramm-at Gravesend, May 24, from leottenbarg Airman-et Gravesend, May 25, front . .... Duarte Aux. flousur-at Graresend, May 25, from ..... ... --Duarte Augur Doss-at Oraveeend, May 25, from Laurie Can -at Liverpool, May 25, from Limburg Camara-at tiraresend, May 25, from Rtralum I Crams-at (Invested, May 25, Dan Barannah CoLlan• -a4 Gravesend, May 25, tram Dimino Dmowastax-off Plymoeth, May 24, from. ........ .... ....New York Eons-at Liverpool. May 23, from Bordeaux Itiou-ad Gravesend, May 25, from Danmark Eurusana-at Gramesed, May 25 Put bad' Kornarana -off Owen, May 24, from Trinidad NAIL RAW-Aaiun-off morthing, May 23, from Bombay Gl= ri.4lM-44 Newport, May 22, from London Illaltann Itesuusui-at Gralmerati, May 25, from Groningen !imam Jo ..... -at Gravesend, May 25, from Hanovtr &mum= llussow-at Portsmouth, May 24, from London limatara-off the Mart, May_ 24. from Port Phillip LLDT Baser-at Liverpool , May 25, from Antwerp hl AVMS.% -at Queenstown, 31../ . 2t from Mira Pequena MART-at Newport, May 22, London MAiniAllinia &WAYS - a -at Literfo3l, May 25, from-Amsterdam 44•SOAILITIA-at Graveroad, May 25, from Denmark NiaLna-ld Ofilreeelfd. May 23, from Memel 011110 A-114 Plymouth, May 24, from London Puncis-M Plyniorlt, May 24. from Palermo Eon. Peat . -at Orameeed, May 25, from Dantrio &Falmouth, May 24, from Bombay t Liverpool, May 25, from New York nmessad, May 23, &ma_ - .... ........... Groningen Gramm& May IS, from Groningen Onweseed, May 25, fret Aland 13gsAs - at BAILED. Amour-lkon Lhorged. May 25. Amano-lkom Gemmed. May Moo-Orma Umpeol, May 23, to lan-4r= Liveck nit. Kay 23, to Ilaudlea-Mea May 24, to 11101111 A-Nam 13 Li. Key 23 to Nam OKOKIMI-lkom Om May 24 to Calcutta Caaindwia-lkom May 23, to Panama OMMOWras-Gont thumped, May 23, to Newiirek Gam* Ilete-eam Limped, Mar 23, to Irebioond Geowineaw-lkom Idompook Kay 23, to Quebec KnolloknO-Kela Limped. MMayy 23, to to mec u m . tta ed llmallow-Illom Idompael, a 25, ]tea -bay Umpad, May 23, to Rio Jazwiro 1= tem Oramomd, May 23, to AL.-. ,•-• -from Gramm a, . May 25, to ingome-trom Loomed, May 23, to MIK Kay 21, to = ln tr esi KonilaW-Gollo 'Liverpool, May 25, to Virginia Owarinuta PedoKr-trom Liverpool, May U, to Oustestala Kamm PacemeArtile Queonotown, May IS, to Panama Ivo-froot Limpid, May U, to Trieste 3 A. Woremmum-front Liverpool, May 25, to New York Gamtarr-rrom Liverpool, Kay 23, to Bombay Liverpool,. Ma y 25 . to = ll Tiverpool, may za, to. . Caitlin Wyburg KM Ms 'Omar-from Liverpool, May 23, to Dordt Maaati-Mmt Gramend, May 25, W.. Jamaica ==iGroomed, Kay 21, to Demerara llieceo -trout Liverpool, May U, to Matta Plesit-Mla Cirmeend, May U, to leationlm-Gam 03w05, Kay 24, to ... .13sa Fromm Como-bon Ltreepool, May 15, to Philadelphia ONLIANLAINO -from Liverpool, May 25, ,to Philadelphia DMINONALI-ham Umpool, May 21, to Cola WY. CANTPOZO-tfOLO UNWOOOi, May 25, to Ma. Wrrnaaum -front Liverpool, May 23, to New York WOODLAND Cues -ham Liverpool, May 13, to barbedum GMMagett Jamaica Tonsberg ~Res= Rigs .Triniklad VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ann Bridget (birdie ship), boot Coblia for Liverpool, IM. 29.11, 100. 41, Key 1. tialopian, tram Lanka to Tea Dkanat's Land, Feb. 9, W. 33 S, Ice. 7 /7. IAdrerfiSSIBORLUJOLLOWAIrti PILLS FOR I N oorroo, Brows 4WD Cormarro—Piroon sollbrfog from ro7 floomorroor of the Um. Norsk or the owes of dloortion. Anil low armor to ifolloomiro Mk, so don Y r ono lowa dot NY so arm gorthorlor oonsioloto wW orok certain mom 11, Bailor prewar otroupror tas km of Rio Stellaathe ibe lignift. mai pow* Or VOr load omplaroo it kr wimkokho air MONO wary grime., and throk dorolo ro• sorbs lr it Orromdool WI& mg= Memoir or ill rod boom do** um le Gond by tar*, MOM of .by o 4 drouglors. sod or Prolooor Ii ailowq% Ur, Woad. Lamina. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. r 4 Yrne:,l thitiliTiotl6. 0/tEEE6—Ilay 21, at loodooderry, the wife of B. Orme, req., C.E., of a am ILURDCABTI.II.—Way is, the wife ;of J. Ilardcastle, Esq., of Bad. worth.delei. Note, of • daughter. 23, at Boonton College, Oxford, Mrs. Itr , tiaras, of • daughter. lINITIL—Kay 20, at Ego* Cottage, Exeter, the wile of P. A. Smith, Esq., of • roe. ATTAN.—May 21, at 1 EA., of a daughter. 'a :m. the wife of T. Strut, Jun., MARRIAGES. HAIBET—MORSIB.—May 20, at Budleigh, Setter, by the Rev. O. Adams, Mr. P. Kelsey, of Sudteish tialterem, t 0 Miry Ann, elile4 daughter of Mr. IL Morris, of the same place. 11OLLOWAY—SISSY.—May 20. at West Hackney, by the Rev. T. D. Lana Rector, Mr. V. W. Holloway, Cuokflel4, Sumer, to Lucy Ellen, eldest daughter of Capt. Kirby, late of the 4th Light Uta. gooma. THUBSTON—ROBINS.—May 22, at fit. Olken Camberwell. by the Bev. D. Moore Incumbent of Camden Church, C. B. Thurston, Seq., ILA., of Southampton-street, Bloomsbury-squire, eld, r ann of the late B. Thurston, Seq.. to Oeorgtana, second daughter of the late 0. Bobbin Riq..l Peckham. WHIDOON—BUB.OI3BB.—May 22, at St. Philip's Church, LivernooL by the Rev. J. H B a rge r, Whidclon, to Marpret, mecca daughter of William of Wavertree. WINGROVE—COLLSNIL—May 23, at All Saints' Church, Maid4 , ne, by the Rev. O. Callus, Mr. J. 0. Wingrove, of London, to Mon Harriett Collins, meted daughter of the late Mr. T. Collett% of Maidstone. DEATHS. ODLEO.—May 12, st Inightaa — Ansi Marla, wife of C. °WM r.M., 00070. DORMER.—May 22, at ?MOW Maion, Chcltenhim, C. IN inn, Erg. Atm, widow of the t.do i.A W 19, 1,43 7. gob Wet 83. PALMEIL-3657 90. at Meant Baellaset•orescesit, C. Palms, asset 61t. BANDISSON.-1257 22, M. T. Y. Sanders*, of It Mildred's. Cats" ILUbora, aged V. BCHOLET.--1157 29, at Chatistow.vtlles West, Cassias, third ton of G. geboisy, Esq., it Westboaras.tssisee, seed 38. TllollBoN.—lls 23, at artatoes.plies, Matsu, Slimy, A. P. Moms, Kg., of Illark.lary City, mad 74. ------•—.—.----'. Printed lad IN Wuhan Ewe Hem. of !o,I P. Lamb"' Meet. Y =V a g Taeska. ht the Ptiater, Min ee,Leonard.` at allbh IMll.l4llllhkeldegte—Wsomeeev, Mee With& te I 1 -, W atom Moo a Osier ism Is Omo :~ u.., ell 0 their 67. War Ilie i MY tp • 1 •1 ral 7 irs 1471111 rem bus sot ero trtf bro izi M tt