The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-07 00:00:00

SPORTING. CHESTEIt RACES. IeDN EriDAV'S RACES (esesete ogle). Devon Dburraa took the lead immediately after starting, Zlo the running at s good pace , followed by Hunger .... Lied Wiseman, Alonzo View Halloo, arid Truth, izige.ier sad Botha lying 011ie mitre, sad ie the rune Nancy, lhot, Blamed Primmer, Hi ffeeley-sear, and all whom beside= Wien got very badly off. At the Workhouse turn Co:dived Wiseniau closed with Diao-na-Dhis rem, headed him, and went is edema% to the bask of the course, where he gave prior dame to Hungerford, who in his turn gave way at the Bridge t 1 Mesita. Joe hiller, Scarecrow, and. leveret etbeni; Denim now took up the running, which she main tained to the upper tura in the second round, where Joe Miller ell eel, and heading her opposite the Iteilway bridge went ea e ith • strong lead, and won in nitster by half • length, Si.iton beating Poodle as far, Bwell up with the h it, . the 111. ck Doctor was fifth, and Lady Evelyn sixth. At the cud of • teem ndous tail wen. 'Nancy, Linea, Sister to veneer, Harley-sugar, and Birmingham. !tun in !min. 6 - r es. Stitt mites, the gift of the Members of the City. added to a .weepetakes of 3 eves. each, the latter to go to the memo: hone; 3-yr old colts, 64 12th; fillies, fist 101 b; 4-yr did .!ts, Sot 6,b; 81h y, lit 31b. Ones round sad a dia. (11 sable) lent W.: Afred... fautraveger, 3ps ......... ( D. Payi) 1 Mr. IL re-ru irsel.a, 3 tn. (llietti Mr. J. e.• one's Leap mime teerried Magill •• . (J. tub , ...) 3 Mr. C. r ...AltOe Iteyel beery, 3 yrs lebArllen) C r V. Ite..hateft flarinee, 3 yrs (11. Arther) 0 Capt. Ilarnerei Marsisie„ 3 yrs , linsAid) 0 It M uss PLAT, of 100 ge.; for 3-yr olds, Ito 2lb ; 4 yrs, 94 21b; 6 yra, Iftit ; 6 yrs sad aged, 10st alb. Thrice round. Mr. c The noe's ford Miebeel i 24 , o (Cho lardltos) 01 t 's (MOO 2 Mr. .rt't Pesa.b..e, t yrs VIIT.S'Arre) 3 Mr. J. • ..esenee Priam the Thee, 3 yrs team) 4 Mr. ones reedy Mrd, i yr* (Nrnold, 3 IicItANNAS HANDICAP of 5 ors. each, with 30 added, for alt • ; tee winner to be sold for 80 'ova. in the usual Ivey, th. .wner of the second horse to have the first claim. Thy , 4. ,rters of a mile. (11 subs.) lir. see Mee Varsay, 4 yrs W. Sharpe) I Mr. 2I An% Tainted, l yre ninon; 1 lard rdeterlee's Iby Lame% oat of Jetplaut, 3r A (T. Sm 3 ith) 3 Mr. 33 , " " 1 41 4 1 @PIM?. r yes rilattnon) Mr. I. 0`..r..*. Ywen Deer. 4ln (G. It tee) 0 MT. kite, 3 yre (Veal) 0 0., 4.1-12 Ilaper, 3 yre We 11 0 Mr. . g's Toes( liewthe 3 yrs . Madam 0 201 C.. 00.. ....WI , . Of MVO 3 yrs . (K. Mahn, it Thor, . snot be two opinions as to the fart of this having been tie ~r, Hut .• Cup day" ever known at Chester, whe ther w. :•wk at the unprecedented number of starters, or the alm.•' incredible concourse of spectators aysenibl. d to do it h.e.our. Eon hours previous to the commencement of the rote, trains, some with upwards of forty carriages, came in from all quarters, at the short est po•..hle intervals compatible with safety, pour ing tort continuous streams, and rendering the streets almost enpaesable. Tbo scene on the Itseelee beggars descripte 1., the stands were crammed to suffocation, and en lire e. one, as well as on the city walls and the slopes, dome maser met the eye in every direction, and from fint to last the 'antenna was intense. Extraordinary as was the snult.tuite, it win sot less so that tee day should have pas.ed es, r • ant only without incident, hut with the most perfect good Innaser and regularity. The great race, which same off slimily after four o cbxk, resulted in any easy vic tory for Joe Miller, Stilton, by whom he was defeated for the M. tiopoliton Handicap, obtaining on this occasion only second ; Poodle was third, Beane fourth, Bleck Donor hei. and Lady Evelyn sixth ; the others tailed off sit ism. IV distance. Richard Primmer fell over the rails at the Woe...house-turn, in the second round, but neither' himself nor hie rider received any *ernes injury. The ex citement produced by the arrival of thousands of N;72: . e admier. from Hull and Beverley, sad the reckless nen with which their mosey was laid out ea bee, was c.cr. aed by a report, that some Yorkshire " rovibe" intended by some gramme to get some et the cloth. s tram the jockey before muting, and so redoes the weight she ought to carry, and return them on his dismounting to return to scale ! Had such an absurd idea been cm, rodent, the vigilance of the steward. would have presented its lacing carried into execution. Her defeat was anomie., 11-slee showed in any part of the race. As name curiosity may be felt to know the positions of the howl at starting, we subjoin the order in which they were regulated by the draw :- nosy Has te.-I. Rviaborough ; 2, Redmond O'Hanlon ; 3, Scancrow -4, View halloo ; 5, Goldlinder; 6, Alone° ; 7, Black Metier; 8, Sister to Fencer; 9, Merry Bird; 10, Joe Miller ; 11, Wannest ; 12, Koh.i.noor ; 13, Cardinal Wiseman ; 14, lodise Warrior; 15, Bribe; 16, Due an Dhurrov 17,01.1 Du Tucker; 18, Hop ; 19, Henna ; 20, Truth; 21, Hippolytus; 22, Mountain Deer. RE tit liaise.-I, Poodle; 2, Retail; 3, Richard Prim mer; 4, Hirminghai ;6, Lady Evelyn; 6 Dulcet 7. Hewn Romberg; 8, liethorpe; 9, Ariosto ; 10, dholab Singh; 11, Le Jeri , 12. Cockcrow; 13, Barley 8 ; 14. Lady Aleyott ; High Sheriff; IS, Hu ; 17, Stilton; 18, Nancy Ulric ; 20, Backbiter ; 21, Vempyrt. The artanesternts for the despatch of telegraphic memages hem Middle tranc-street, a few yards from tie 00211111 h were templet d this morning, and the result of the great roe made known in London, Liverpool, Manchester, Ite., within ten minutes of the time Joe Miller passed the winning . chair. Neat year, it is not at all unlikely, the company will have an instrument in the Grand Stand. It is gratifying to be enabled to add that the arrange ments at the Chester station were so excellent that 60,000 persons were conveyed to and frog without accident, and with ne other saanyanager contagion than women' arose from the general rash foe the station after the of the moss. BETTING ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. DIE STAKKII. 3 tot ra.t lbsetata I a tat apt Ado* DISABT. a to t apt Alms (t Maly) 13 to 1 apt Ittositoo 9to 1 HAIM Kolb I U tot Littir Harry (t) II to I Clarsebosoo II to 1 Joe lain U Or I Moitrall 30 to 1 Amor. THURSDAY. &cant Hasrutcar, ;1 - 6 soea.siigh, 3 ft, with 20 added *a all ages. Throe quarters of a mile. (13 subs.) Mr. Marries Iliagsrbrd„ 4 ps, as 411 (A. Day 1 Lad MAW' 'Mbar's, 4 pl. 41st (Medlin& 3 Mr. Oar's Webb Harm 3 yrs. M (D. Doyle 3 lard Chestsresirris Smorlts, 3 yrs, IM ta (Walls 4 Mr. Issrats 134sg:Ilas, est 4111 ( 0 Mr. Morrant 4 yrs, rat 106 s II Mr. Gram% Lady Mrs, Ist 1M ..... .. 4 Mr. Chrisla lbs Muse, 4 we. la ai ... 0 Mr. 3. Oacirses S yrs. Illst lib Betting . 2 to 1 gist 7 is 2 sgst gni 6 to 1 apt Vivandisrs. A very lass with Alg Age her, Hosgerford, who gall got op la the bet donee her strides, winning by half a wit Has I. 1 oda Sew SIII.UNCI Seas's a s is,.. sash, with 80 Wads &p -old., Bst , four, 914 4111 •; Ave, Mt; six and ord. ISO in ! • name mad selelhoge Am& IS j winners eta lib *. The oar to be sell he IN efwe. end ellowasets if to be edi kit lass. Ouse rand . MA 4 illibbtri. (4 sobs.) Mr. W. 111.06 Me• Ills Gabs Waster, 3 yrs, Itst 41" It 1 I Mr. Ilears% lar al eat 41' (701.) Mn. Mama% la 413 (301.) Led Sgogsurs Is* tins, 6 yrs, Mr 413 (301.) 4 Tat Doe Ilfgeaws of 10 son. each, with added by Ms rms of ths Grand Stand, for 3-p-olds, colts tie Nies tint Mb ; the soroad to receive 50 sop. out of dr NA dis winner to goy 25 sop. towards expenses. Ovesvonsr (bans. a rttlf.) Wonnionses :lode 1 e UM arnet lissahis by hawk ea st Trlossis F. NM" 11 Uml elirdses Itlblar.lbrlM 1 ewer, 8 TMs. Mamba aim stsehml but wars mg played: Ursa lislisAArs Bpi& ...... .....(Ta.- . Ir. G. lisrWals 1181holsrt sii Mks% lisdAst ...... bet imilllwirs Mawr B.llolwes Psw-' ' tl Mr. MIl r. bernifeCeierle (Whiehal (J. Nese Ni. Kerrie% Tbe Oiler (A. Lay Kr. J. W Peones nerl arr% Nary are (J. Oinese. Jen. lenein.... Kr. Orsellenibrefelksbele nsel Betting: 6M 2 opt Mercy Bird, 3 to 1 ap (Babes t Attack,, I to 1 met Priacas ask 6to 1 Aga Hyacinth, 10 to 1 pt Liteliyar, sad ISO be 8 silt Beth/erre Wen by kali a seek. half a hareem the mead and third, Ilya lath, Illaekbat,HasheW, and Navy Bird nest to a death. Rea Sal rta. I 4 sae. 11AKKO811 or WIsTMINSTItee NATI of 100 son. ; added to. beeshear sweepstake of 10 eon. each, for all ar ag rz u r s eeacepted). Grosvenor sane. (26 sets) Pieles. I re. to ea..._.._........... Klbernerd Mr.Desu'sUK"3p. la alb laid 11ValerierCelanrsernr. are. Int Lk. (D Dorn s Ni. tesedfs iambs 4 yn. ?et 410 (Clanton 4 Kr. Sessisy's Alma I we, Ni Kb (llopera) Lord Cakdoa's Ikea lo Presola. 4 fret set 1113.....(T. need) 11 &Wag : 6ID 4 apt Posiney ile 1 apt Lassaava, sod I Se lark apt bee iisdMrser. Was easily by half • lasi" twelasidis between wend and third, sad a heists between shird sad kw& am la 2 Ls. 18 see. Tan MIK arkSD COP ON SM., added too Sweepstake* of 6 sees aeals, the Need le rye kis stake. lad w serelbers The IleisKe, 4 8 R13 1.8 Mr. SktahsteSeelas 3 yre, on Kr. Orebele The Plerre. 4 yre. 711 Ileisreseree rire, ie. In PK Lard 0be1er1344% S vs. 7ot f r a Mr. M e Mks Desser, 4 re. let 713 (Wein Kr. 3. Mem% lA* Owen 8 yin Ni 111$ (J. Deem Kr. Awes Km of kerWais, yr; en sib (Kerekll Kr. Ifeetbre lb, Outlier, 3 yin Id (06 (T. Oda Bacon, Yips or rya Frlurr ninurnlAL PKODCCI STAR= el 10 sera. aeds, h (t, with 60 Me* far three year olds ; NMar lei ; Misr.il Ak I; ilk and lib anew& ; ihe slew to pqyi siva to the tea Pam the Castle Pais ase assai ami Y. Oi sala.) Sir. J. orkamfa May NA MO IL Odium po.) alba ow. - - DUI= UTTU O AT 111 OViski: II to opt Hollis /4olio Uto I opt Joel/10w Alamo 1I to I [Wyk. II r Uriodkomme ri lo I g=2lTromoi U et... 15 to I 14 r Altiel Wades* Ulo I llomobtowel lb r Lane nom _ _ CRUM/ Co e.—Batre etromous report' baying bees circulated with regard to the titre occupied in trusincitting the trade to town, it is doe to the diem of the Electric Telegraph Employ to state that the home did not mast I r m suilarter peat kw and that the ntramege was sot tbs station are twelve or Route's flawhee OAR it method the Loadoe stations ia about adaoke. • COESIAND AT MALTA.-11 is decided that respesse. C. 8., is to roomed Lioateesse- W i = lei vimasaailec of the Mew at Mts. THE LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. Yesterday a special general meeting of the share holders was held at the Easton Station, Mr. 0. C. GLYN, M.P., in the chair, for the purpose of considering and ap ' proving, or otherwise, of certain bills now before parlia meat, entitled respectively : " A bill kw making a railway front Werearter to Here ford, with certain breaches therefrom ; staking ar rangements with tise Herefordshire and Oloscostarehirsi Canal Company, mad with the Midland end Landow and I North Western Railway Companies, and for other pas- poem." A bill to enable the London and North Western Rail way Company to 'Mend their railway from Chester to Birkenhead, to convert their debenture debt into capital, and to amend the sets of the company." " A bill to enable the London and North Western Rail way Company to make a railway to connect the Bucking hamshire Railway with the Ozford,Worcester, and Wolver hampton Railway ; and to confirm certain other powers with respect to the last-mentioned railway, to authorise the CIMITCTIIOII of the debenture debt of the Lthdon and North Western Railway Company into three-and-a-half per centum stock, and fur other purposes." " A bill for enabling the Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midland Junction Railway Company, to sell or lease their undertaking to the London and North Western MA I the Midland Railway Companies." The CHAIRMAN raid the present meeting had Mm convened, in compliance with the standing orders of int House of Lords, for the purpose of submitting to the meth sideration of the shareholders any bills which might be paring through that house in which their interests were either directly or indirectly concerned. The whole of the bills about to be brought under consideration were 11/ TO. spected any powers which would be conferred by base if passed, of a permissive character; and the directors were not about to take an vote from the proprietors epee ea agreement which would bind the corapasy. What they asked the shareholders to do was merely to wadies the ha sertion of clauses which would empower the eirner deal with the companies to which the Ms had re whether for leasing or for entering into any ether kin eeff agreement. Under these circumstances, it was enneertawy for him to enter into the merits of the matters hi viatica. The first bill to which he would call attention was that for making a railway from Worcester to Hereford, with certain branches therefrom ; for making arrangements with the Herefordshire and Gloucestershire Canal Company, and with the Midland and North Western Railway Companies, and for other purposes. This was a short link of rail way for which they had bad a very serious stalest in parliament ; it wee, in fact, the connecting link to which niewissi wee meth be the report of the dirweete mead, hit him the ahreholdirs, and which weak big the Leeks ad North Western Company awl the whiled the semew page interests into commies with the mineed dhedom of South Wales. His wee law se state OM es the review day the bill passed dmeggii the esemiller Yme Rothe of Commons after hacks eedergsee wash mem sedates opposition than the direction had anticipated. It sight be as well to mention that they had found their old Great Western C vowing openly, wl= lll. ltheasy reserve, in every= that they were she eppesents of the bill. (Hear, hem) At a meeting bed et Olemeeter, in the coarse of ;be lest month, by the athenster and Berkeley Canal Company, Mr. Potter, one of the directon of the Great Western Company, ;Wed meet wircutverily that the opporitith of the Dem and Chapter of Olunieter, a Mr. Mils, and of others, wan vessel y and entirely &Oast Western menthe. The Loehr sled North Western Orapany had, heerner, triemyheetly, 2 . 1 ... e the present mement„ defeated thie As /wad the aviators te s t si dervid ere Ihe ennbeellsa of the Worcester and Reasked bee, be mai Melt iambi* the proprieties with ebeareadem es the theseers simply asked the as he Dad *heady staid, for power to Meng deem le the enable ism to deal with the eremitism of dr lien iv WSW bermers, imam, that it wan ed/ael, beet the slew mess eppesithe ef the Oreat Weems Ceewery, thet the Mae ti be seamed by mesas of the peeketed - wir Tebbe (Hear, bar.) The c%idene• Wan the menelhes domed dm the =kinking iteelf..ned he theeght the 1711Mof the Lisa sad Nardi Western Comm/ r s ysewelly been Inclined at take in the pl. jest Moat interest which he thee& they night de N INI7 wished for a fair invesethinth.-the eeft laM ghee bine the committee showed that there was weeeely a Ise izta part of England more revered, or the Mile of through the feeders was mere likely to some geed awl metain returns. He was alma afraid te buitbleedf M cgs& of the economy with wbhh the Me meld be NW n ettiel, An en old railway thrower, he was me deem ▪ dessing upon that, as it meld yeserat a rieliAg am- Meet le the gest at which the Leeks red Nee* Wilma week had been serried out. He wadies& give the Itite that the cornalesse of the W been mast by a persevering and vigilant and that the Wel east came out at a very low sew. The twit ewe the Ike would be enormous, and the to the district which tiw line was to pie= very great. It wield radios the rates in an eittresedisery degree is the part of Wake with which it maid lailnia• nioate. la bet, the bill presented one of the meet Wrilnure awes he had ever ewe, mil the Weed re that had been by ass am martiles which had ems within his tir semen then At the earns time it was I. 11.0amsi Oak lesemadve saperiaterient, Mon the nennewslisa of the esidessid We would em the Leila and Heath Wasters Omipry in the side at 11111111 WAIL per annum. (Hear, hear.) He eamiatlel amok, that the bill be sanctioned. The meths having been weeded, we pet rad mild 11.14.1 AILMAlf The said the next bill was it he the moo I esedse if the debenture debt of the Leeks sal Hai Wales Czcy s ln b tl a lt per cent. Moe. dime the allied bill this emir was hem& is, lel _had to aside the two ikon is al of emnishisa mistime portion of the meeeme lim Jw i l im i, ead Me }gent amend by itself in the skive el a eel- I MINIM 111. Ns. lIPCROPT sited whether the steak was le be IPI or a ternikelk OM. C I C I LIBMAIT synod that it was to be peevelesi. The bill wee thin The CHAHINAM I Ze t neat bill was that skid le le the sone psmingh with the know sae—a bill the nehleaelmothe Menem the Beelaglinnehire and On' hed, Weereisr, and Weber Hallways. This memo Ind mot with pen op is parliment. me peeved betare a committee, eel err likely le ben Britt infaiim doing the stestallisl.ll sot the while, of the seeks; mei der that roma wen neseseary temente it him the meg lowers le solidi be bed Aoki The miles est met et - the lanelise was ANIL Thais was awned by the likiet Wangs asi On Weminktr_ , ▪ Welesslaughia thsemeles. The bier ernymy hed Mon Labe sad Nardi Weis Company ssallias we▪ b if j=gbieh would mi t !weever, be se as the me • I TM bill__ lle_Mgefied. The MAMW said the nest hi was of a nine It yeast mime, the Vi ny l ft being to mile the Links sea Nark Waite to sated ii e diz t hem Chester te Ilaketalead. • entertained asking Moat dreensheen wield arise which nevi nuke emir cry le peesseels is ill say further; bin le had Mei the 11 at is a i ter the = W 8 itn7 the_e_thele whisk is Creel= hi TM Nib wee mewed. The CEAULI and the sat bill we. me he swift Moe IlamMarar, Deign, and MiOaad Imelka } end sell or hese their at the Leila I and Ileri Wenn andyhe Onovnies.. He iseght they meld m lave esenien est ea this hi bat it was tipsiest that the grodelees shill IMO 'in N. It was In heal a weYmei Mak sled the Abeslies had, is waseiden with the ikeatae of the Milleed Cer pry, mode to w hsh be mieeneer le hew it. He thewebt the hi aid be wittiates. The MI weelymeeed th , mad a wee back* been Own te the iver e rattedeg eepiseei. SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY. Yesterday t *tonal reasting el pagan= ia tll. Rae woe bat at the Bridge Beal he the pram= et esmilaning the draft of a bill to amalgamate the imaing i Dandled. a= Reigate Company with the liostileatera sad to amain the latter company. lir. MACGREGOR, chairman of the company, ia lag the pemediags, briefly stated the object for while the wee bee bus seamod, sad which is rally desidbed legnelies. He should aid farther: =ma them. bet manila isse pat thesmelatisa Skroolag disaghtlal. 10.1111110 N append a mast whittle bilked wan be rams sae illeesissiti the w aft man ie Re& A l te lli t hibillia lelliNale ern= seste ball solsems of elmit Is the Swath lioatara. iress they bee stalbe temslages of =la wire IN is aver Of the Osibliell Rolgate , while the Ws a 1111 to the Swam Mr. WLARIIN alreagfg _esseimall the mina ise mil that the aamislass bed bees mesapped fate it at the Ma_ tha t saditignagamitleg. Me believed that it wee a se =ea hem W sed Oat its legal validity alai be Vela by It hail bees stelli bry amese by diressiessices Me original veil- IMO to par 41,000 t. • yew dr • Has dist aft pay 10.0S0L. sad to give 5 pee mei ler es be. mimes{ which mid only result in deed lam Es theilloselses weal mos beton they impedlied of . =bed la haw .gWil7i zrzracrileitimli preseedies that bed beat tolum to test ths validity alai mien. Mr. J. WILSON Med =stem they bad set bees com promised War* _eleeelees The =AMUR beams* mediated emy Man al Me =I ea Ime ailed to the beat 4= 186 . jiligliffid kr the bleu= eif their esailaram wei. • dasslassy mmeuriat espy amiss shish the Charmas ei by maw riestetiss. la. IMAM= movel ne , = emisissat, se aloe= main the poessaimp ame mesas. WILIOS semieed tie ameilient, abide, essiand ley the Chaim= te be seeded La the • idea bin viiish the =Mix am= radar yawls Wawa dismalled MN= lest was Wormed by ant the isly wit of tsklag the vote was by • Pi ths MOM mot= woe then pat, sad with similar re star ; M Cairn= emit/ft it serried, while the metal Madly prelim& th at it bee bees relented. 1[ r . SALMONS elimsseed a poll. )tr. N Mai the dremess, was he prepared to adage eate midi= bmi bus w a s by liir4ftir of the meeting. (Great confusion for a sheet time, after which the pull was proceeded with.) ' The numbers were declared to be— For the romantics 47 Against Mr. WILSON asked what the chairman declared ? The CllAlltkLtN said, I declare the numbers. The resolution is carried by a majority of votes, but the nature of the vote will be declared by a committee of the Mouse of Lords. (Hear, bear.) After some further angry discussion the SOLICITOR said that be had competent legal authority for saying that the House of Lords would be guided by the amount of pro- perty held by the voters. The proceedings then terminated. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 7,- 1852. KO) lintelltgence. HOUSE OF LORDS.—YzerzeDAY. Arrests ►am we Omer ow llosects U Peonsms.—Berost res Lows CIIANCOLUM. ?se et/AL 0. lisasuterrost, Apo sae Frew ur Alvan% MINOT O. Bsowx.—Noteascs DR FUTI/11.0.-BCIINTITIC ETIDINCI.—THI JUDICATORS ACT. This is an appeal from the first division of the Court of Arlon, in review of ten interlocutors of that court pro nonneed in the course of proceedings following a note of sespension and interdict presented by the appellants. Tho appellants, Mr. Henry Arnot, of Abbey Mount, Edinburgh, sad Mr. Chisholm., of Chisholme, me the proprietors of Imams and land in the Abbey-hill, some distance to the north of the Abbey of Holyrood House. The respondents see John Brown, • coach hirer, and William Common, candle maker, in Edinburgh. In 184,6, an adjoining pro minty, described as well adapted " for tivrissess, or ter a meek work, brewery (it having boss seneh), dairy, stables, or any extensive work, there so servi tude over the ground," we. advertised for rake, and Mr. Brown soon after became the portheser. Is the novenas, to him there was no satrissies ens the punesit's or nee of the " subjects." Hs Isms& a pot at the propert y Mr. Common, to be erected Ms a endiework. Car mon had made eessithethie pastas in the completion of buildings for that wpm% wiles the mi l r ellants, in in junction with other propeinen is the hbearboad, ap plied to the Lord Oirt es dm bib esil ebbing as interim interdict gt e em=ente Ana it into the building arAtarig Ar the pur pose of the manufacturing of ea= se er entininseing the manufacturing of candles, or o a summon within the premise.. The succeeding Lord (Cum ningbame), who advised the note of snegession sod answers in respect that the candle manufaMary proposed to bo ce-cted was a novum opus, nil that the parties were essentially at variance in their allega tions, both as to the nature and effect of the former establishment on the ground in dispute, and as to the effect of the proposed manufactory, passed `-e facts * - ascertained, s the note, in order that the to.— might he , and that the lured question involved in them might be delibo rated y tried. The respondents subsequently applied to his lordship, that there should be an actual experiment, in order to suortain whether there was any foundation as to the nuisance; but this wee resisted by the appellants, on the round that the essential character of works for the boiling of tallow and making of candles was end always had been a nuisance. The Lord Ordinary relaxed the in- I llerdict, in order that an experiment might b made between be 21st of December, 1846, end the 9th of January follow ing, on the ground that the respondents had offered to carry es the work with certain precautions, and in a manner that sued not be offensive. The appellants reclaimed, and the judges of the Ant division recalled in hoc statu the interlo cutor, remitting to the Lord Ordinary to proceed in the non of the record, and to allow the respondents , =answer as to the application, to be permitted to try SS eaperissent in the premises, to give In a specific statement the opperatus and method of working proposed to be red hp tins. The was done, and the Lord Ordinary hmeig mode a vizaadiam with the case, the court by inter bank, et 17th November, 1847 (the first now eppeSed dreeiN so far relaxed the interdict as to allow the = male he carry on the menufecture by way of e teem the 6th of November to the 2dth of December. The experiment was made ; and in the course of the operation further improvements were suggested in the constnienem of the chimney flues and other works, and in the male of ow Wag a the process. On a motion to have the erne n• milted far the preparation of issues, the court allowed the empeeitents to lodge the additional specifications, and seib asseallb allowed a second experiment to be made nil es 111th of February, 1848, to the 7th of Mink. These were the second and third interlo ease append from. The second experiment was made, mei the enrodents (the appellants having taken no steps) spgibmi to Ile court for the disposal of the cause. The pries wait before the Irene Clerks, the appellants pro p/mks bee--" Whether the esta blishment of the said prissed mmowilesture would be to the sissies of the sue peados as Orr runts in said s u bre*, whereby their said properiee, arum of them, would Its &Worsted, or the sompairoir Soh treats inocarriell sad annoyed in the see eat oulie ) must of their rid per ries ?" When this kW wee Isioshlt air the arise if the court their ellord al entell sot the firemegraillff of the inquiry sib the peer pipes !if Jury-trial, su Mon ether gib of for or the cue must be ideelreleib, by haelleestor of March 10, lite, L e tatien Agog. to be Erie pair the sha Sisa sad aim. power of is the Urvasity of to report to eat he nitre mg moth of rid experiment, and retie** whether, ia the Niers of tin reporter, the nil nor therry, atieroa sailer the ssM =astir. hv to the armee of ter the awoke nature of the weep, w e irirre s eill or lerhoislet to their said = r em& is whet ropes." This wet the fourth nen. Professor Offerey mould set sonsione 12 1 0 1 , mod the next two inter nal= rossogivelp egyelofir reelkoser Connell, of St. Andrew,, sag Ptiewass Thims Thomason, of the Uni versity of O da The harmed leered pressor scud under the Yu^ sod ether seatrithe oaths of the import uned, reported to the art, " with rebel soalkiesse, the. the prose' imollersidep se astheri M r. ocean, roast la the brat theartalle the ; thee h not in to the liarth. mai astirive out my offensive smalL" The filiewhil plether he Dr. 114.18W1 re port describes the are is wawa the peers was tarried on :—The taw wee pot in a :o r :r dog with a quantity of water, which. Mm its es spells prity, lay at the bottom al boiler, premed Ile Wow frost berg horst shore the boiling gent of water. Over the pin wee resod a leek which teembieled io a due or pipe, whisk wee erred lowa to the norm of the tbeaaee, slag hamiested riumplistsly below the bare of the Amer All the eh _..sans he Iselin the foe was thee mods to pre err the sad= of the bar, ail se to awry Wry voyeur that Ve s t y le ei. e fro the toiler. All this rpm rimed_ . l____ a irorttly the former , ad wee, of rens, mai To ammo draught ia the ibee7Wrinsees deer eat the rills ware made to elect =, be been of the talons being es i ris. .. ! Irsaa b ly ess =ae ea fellow was peat trios the thew Nail be se hag —A rho it sober is the teaser bear the rare of . . It. mei 'Wow be perceived eat of door" T ie court diereopea math as seventh Sour lower append hem, healing the internet, to the Mao of eliewing the emplane% to sorry co the reposed mar thaw od es the spethielisa. The other *no briar Pr were with soya* le the err the oppelhate beim gnathr the sore, width were tared st VOL these ereesi ratureatere the srpsien sow rth eat Me. Animas, k sumer of the estrilesd thee the istriessier of Ida IS, 1860, the sums el srporea se& larnilet, sal liading=a =lab la =peer sad the the larriaintors follow threw we. knish& sail soli, u thesauri below hod wig{ spa the merits, sat belly diaper of the owe" lier say aljasesi oat rtheatiosted nerd, Mto the2o). piewhisas of the Juilisstare Act (6 Oee. i . 1 hod willithsvieg the sees froso by Puy tee wn disepaled the pathless rwar mere of the same est s steres, thoplay ere es ea Miss far ar mee beleg by thst ggeeplera hr di- mat to ad JuryJury lt wee ant rapt th ad et the 01. a Wow wrathy the appease's mem of sopa wen simplicdter rpolhd, wee wholly lelllllo/111, sed rempetilie with the pier rherealese, lemon' es thee jetport outburst the eispasisah ray as *sir orile reds eseriB to the redo la width II was berg rot lestoi st the lass iess the oppallowle the *pet far brordlety _arra the err wilt at met. wpm the doling of their own tosidentsth, only welberibil Ile vegisaisals Ile as the work asitwaing to the lisolies peed to be awry seariesied by Poi 100/ Thei ige t nss's wa rllsibell (with Mat Mr. Patista, of the Scotia bar) err, resoling with the respondent's come, when the house EQUITY COURTB.—YEaIItiDAT. Booms Tim Kama as mot sous. KIXXINOTON e. 11017011 TON. The plaintiff in this cue is a Omar, aad, in 1839, he be ams terwat to the Muskat, nadir a San for 21 yeen, a has, easarase of Wane& IS ad 9811 me% at Ven ire, at • yearly TIM it 6 001. Ho entered pereedes iB &ptomain - in that year, and be pre defendant • wariest of attorney for 2,0001. for the tarn stock. The awe sus bawd a enesant that kiosks% was to name* the bad with Win* of soda awl has., kr which he wee to hare ellowasers ?WM NI hae illasiltisa and ia June, 1861, &fondest pat Is a Ekberg safer the war rant of enemy, kr 7104 • year awl • balls rest. Mistral darewen Eat • bin detains ex emplars for two ware rent, one * wader the terms of the least, Webb vas dated Jemmy, lit% rat which awls the Int In-Mr's rent due "in Deamber sow en ware and ke esenal year's eaanades be *WM under • pooh, apeman* ebb the diabeidest. The WU also 'brag weeparratea under the Saw hr tbe massy be had to rW eamanted the farm MI YR Will &maimed r eki kr lea trendies wan' rent, sad • re- Mews sis soda to fbe Mew to tats an weesat of the was kw to or kas 111= iiir Tbe Muter node bin re port in Weer of bek es to the emattes it not Eb b semeadon aunare, alt isiks 87K dee dust. Tbe ewe sow ease at an oe cordon t. tbe Ma w% mai, it bans owdewkdos the Fart of are ykistilt, lbat be we wad* wear the tams at the Wes leek N ate Bump en fres rest ha we year, eat to Immardise Ar outlay is maws Os the ether bra beesesausdal, a k a kaput of the dadiskat, that the alibi glieglemat was web Is 1111111,11111 dos rest was to la prow quarterly, *ad ko bet gumtree me balm due Is Doembra. ibe bow war set moeuted l 18111, sad kat date st it, Oa la at Jemmy, wee Lo sorted by toissake. Lid wit/ clod to the MARKETS. tor manure, plaintiff had no claim, inasmuch ea the cove nant was, that he should um nitrate of soda and bones, whereas he had applied other substances instead, which had done no good to the laud. Th.? Master of the Rolls said, the question was, whether he was precluded hy the derma of ihe court, and he was of opinion that he was not. it was clear, from the lease, tins no rent was duo until 28th Dicember, 1840. He dosid, therefore, allow the exceptions as to one year's rent. With regard to the compensation for =more, plaintiff did not act in conformity vitth the covenant, and the exception on that ground must be disallowed. Beroas Vumensetwuna era isms Paltlia. A (woof considerable importance, as it affects the liability of solicitors for acts done by their partners acting in the character of trustee, hut which the plaintiffs insisted in volved also the character of solicitor and client, occupied the attention of the court the greater part of yesterday and to-day , The l cue was of importance to the parties to the cannel but the whole question turned on the conduct of a soliciteel now dead, in which a claim was made against a solicitor, ag whom an imputation was suggested as the legal USW stwoce. The cue involved painful questions, into wall It is impossible to enter with justice to the parties. The Vice-Chancellor thought the conduct complains' of was attributable to the deceased solicitor in hie chariot of trustee, and not as 'elicitor, and dismissed the bill with oasts". COURT OF QUREN'S BENCH.—YESTERDAY. arm« IU BAIMIL—BItrOIIi LOUD CAMPIIILL, MR Roues Wren- NAR, Ma. Junto. Est.. AND MS. Jo TICK (*Rearm. THE QUERN O. MAJOR.—PERJURY. In this case the defendant had been found guilty of per jury in an affidavit in a suit in Chancery. Mr. Serjeant ytes (Mr. Collier with him) now moved for the judg ment of the court. Mr. Justice Wightman, in passing the sentence of the court, said there could be no doubt that the defendant had wilfully and corruptly committed the crime of perjury, which was a great o ff ence against the law, and sapped the very foundation upon which the administration of justice rested. The court was glad to find that the defendant had ceased to be an officer of - the court before the defence was committed, or its enormity would have been greatly aggra vated. The sentence of the court was that the defendant should be imprisoned in the House of Correction at Read ing, at hard labour, for two years. The defendant was removed is custody. LOWNDES r. THE EARL OF STAMFORD AND WAR RINOTON.—JUDOMENT. In this case, which came before the court upon demurrer, and was an action for breach of covenant, by which the plaintiff claimed 1,0001. a year for having been dismissed from the office of auditor and manager of the estates of the defendant, without sufficient cause, and the argument upon which we reported • few days ago, the court now gave judgment for the plaintiff on the material count in the declaration. BAIL COUItT.—YESTERDAT. BITTINOR IN BANCO—B.IOILN Ms. JI ,, TICt (AAIUN° Fs. PARTE JOHN IIAYLOCC.-HABEAS CORPUS. Mr. Prentice having a few days since o►tained a rule for a writ of habeas corpus in this case, the prisoner, John Haylock, was today brought up. It will be remembered that he was taken before the Rev. 0. H. Sparke, magistrate, at Ely, and charged with having written on the pavement the words, " Donkey Watt, the Railway Jackass," referring to Mr. Watt, the railway sta tion muter. He (Ilaylock) was ordered to End sureties to keep the peace, and being unable to do so, was mint to prison for three months. Mr. Wallis now appeared in support of the magistrate's decision, contending that it was a libel, and that there was a power in such a case for the justice to convict. Mr. Justice Coleridge ordered the prisoner to be dis charged. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—TF.STERDAY. Birrises IN Basco.—Buroat vu. (AMR OMR BARON MR. BARON PAMIR, /ea. BARON ALDIRAON, AND Ma. BARON /IMMIX. GIBBS AND ANOTHER V. FILSMONT.—BILLS OV EXCH /NOB. In this cue Mr. Baron Alderson had made an order for the inspection of certain bills of exchange, letters, and protests, in the possession of the plaintiffs. Subsequently Mr. Willes obtained a rule calling upon the defendant to show why so much of the order us related to the letters and protests should not bo struck out of the order, on the ground that the documents were not shown to be either in the possession or under the control of the plaintiffs. The Attorney-Oeneral now showed cause against the rule, and said that the action was brought on four bills of Exchange which were drawn by the defendant, Colonel Fremont, on the Secretary of the United States, in favour of a person named Merman, who had made advances for the supplies required by the United States troops who were serving in Mexico, Colonel Fremont being the commander of these troops and governor of California. Colonel Fre mont had stated that he had no intention of making him self personally liable for the bills of exchange, and that Hutman well knew this when be received them. The bills were dated in 1847, and the plaintiffs became possessed of them in the month of June, 1850. About the latter period Colonel Fremont was in this country, and just before the day he had fixed for his departure he was arrested and de tained one night in custody, but was liberated on giving security to the plaintiffs. The defendant had reason to believe that the plaintiffadid not give any value for the bills, and had received them with a full knowledge of the circum stances under which they were drawn. The lettenand pro testswere stated by the defendant to be lathe possessionof the plaintiffs, and the reason that he asked for their production was, that he considered them necessary for his defence to the action. Tho other side did not deny the existence of the document now, or that they were beyond their control. . — Mr. Wines, in support of the rule, contended that it ought to be made absolute. The plaintiffs had given full value for the bills to Ilutman, but although application wu made to the United States government, they were disho noured, and the money had never been paid. The court was of opinion that the affidavits on the part of Colonel Fremont failed in showing any reasonable ground foe belinvinag that any documents were in penetration of the other die, which might support the case for the defence, bet they thought it would be better that the parties should ge again bath Mr. Baron Alderson, in eider that the affi davits might be amended, and the matter put into a shape for a solemn decision. BRISTOL DISTRICT COURT OF BANK RUPTCY.—Ywriumut. Smola pannestoffea re. Oulu WIT estrum Re PUMP Jones, BANIMM, LLANOATTOCC.—THIS MONMOUTHIKINN AND OLAMOZOLNARIIIN DAMNING COMPANY. The bankrupt came up, yesterday, upon his adjourned lest examination. Mr. W. Bevan appeared es eslieitee to the assignee, and tmansined the beoha s a s talkomes be the transfer of 169 *OW and 110 shares in the Newport Dock =as abe his mortgage of the Cesnoellyn The azamiation was merely with • view to dleit information in impost to them transactions, whisk Om bankrupt readily eilseded. Xis Honour remarked Met be perceived from the balsas sham that the bankrupt bad been imply concerned to Om Menriesth and Cilemergeoilim Banking Company, gad inquired whether he to aelliting to do with its eerier 'nest ? Mr. Berea—Met Apes nit His Room traipsed that the eidgeoes had dleaseal their sheaths tie the trameethas of the beak. Mr. Boma ropMell_ to the alkasetive, and mid he be lieved that Me. ada mil master hal dew that whisk mil mbe g ; owtsinly not in bumkruptcy. ;1 1 % a bed galled MIL per share, which would give them a 4 ' et messy, a much larger sum than could be re quired. His Hostear—WhM le the ashasibile (Meet ef Ws call ? Mr. Bevem—Osemelliy it hi to aseet tU than& upon the esoppeay,bokthe esell eldest h fa tbe mat of tbe bank- I =W ebony of the sheirasibitsi eagle them M come pea apes the rad Md. The chimes the orsapany dissent to nothing like as mask. M. James Edwards (the bankrupt's accountant), said iMs bid aims windiest 300,00 W. Mr ]nun.— A way serious queetios will be involved. lib/gide* be able apeve for call', but not, he should 01, .kr ee b. hi. as 1111111111•11 call. The call on the bankrupt losiolil44llll. NY assaar..—WlE VW dim Ir pea net bare an opportunity of re a Maki minuolisk your Honour, that they are aiS waft ban Is porn, but the gaieties will probably Wee user elberbialesiptcies, and will become of serious Llasear . .—lt apron to sac that the order should hays lora resisted sal appadoi against. The boaltript woo Mrs asansined in reference to its bolas gossrolly ramatal that ha had costrthsted my lamely to the erootioa of 11111611 iii Arid. at Newer% 'Usk, l'onqpod, Cardiff, Brows, Merthyr, sad Swroasa. lie stated - that he had lent one minting* te= pi r o te s Nowpart chapel, but the whole Went of did art mooed OM or Mel. He odattsAed, baerawr, that be had she lost Waves MIK awl MIK ea romoust of =ate aide by lira he this labs Rev. P. Mdisolortk, lost exarainatlea was that adjourned. A CHILD KILLED BY ITS Monlillim—Yoolierday a woman named Chitty, living in Quarry-street, Guildford, made a murderous attack upon her two female children, inflicting such injuries on them with a large wooden mallet that the youngest child, aged seven years, died in a few house, and the elder one is so badly wounded that her re covery is extremely doubtful. The wretched woolen's husband has been confleed in a lunatic aryl= for atone time past, and there is no doubt that she herself le at pre sent labouring under a paroxysm of inanity. A onvoner's inquest was held in the course of the day, and a verdict of Wilful murder ageinst Maria Chitty" was returned. She was committed to lionemonger-lane Gaol to await her trial. She had attempted to commit suicide in the mom ing by strangling herself with a bandkerehlef, but was prevented by her attesdAnte frees eemeeptiebaa. her, purpose. COTTON.—Ltvitaroot., NAY 6.—The sales of cot- ton tortsy are estimated at 12.000 bales, of which so porttrs and speculators have each taken 1 0 500 bah s. Among the miscellaneous sorts arc 2,000 belts Egy:l- lien, at :ad. to 71t. ; 1,000 Surat, at 31d. to 41d. ; 300 -Sea Islatida chiefly, 1.70. to l9id. The market closed very firmly, but with an increasing amount of American on arena. Compared with Friday's prices, the rates of Ameriean clear one-eighth dearer, end Surat nearly as much. Sea Islands, id. per lb. higher, but other kinds little changed ; Tha imports since this day week have been 1257000 bales. Magellanlnt, Mar 6.—We have had a tolerably active market, and prices, which have been hirdening for these ten days pmt, may now be quoted fd. higher for several descriptions of water twist and mule. Good seconds water may now be quoted from Bfil. upwards ; 30's good seconds water from Old. to Old. Warps remain stiff and spinners are well engaged, with sales of 24's good seconds this morning at 8/d. per lb. In mule yarn, good seconds, No. 40's, are in good demand at Bjd . fd. per lb., and 2(l's at 71 to fd., according to quality. Cloths have not been quotably higher, but have au upward tendency, and a fair business has been effected. The news from Bombay by the last mail was of a character to encourage business, snit ex porters have been tolerably active to that quar ter. The stock of cotton in Liverpool, which a fortnight back was only 370,000 bales, has now risen to upwards of 750,000 bales, or 130,000 in excess of the quantity in hand this time last year, but prices are firm, with great activity, and the tone of the Liverpool cotton market has undoubtedly just now great influence upon that for manufactures. WOOL.—BRADFORD, Dlay 6.—There is no change since our last, the demand, supply, and prices haring kept alike steady.—Bradford obscreer. MANUFACTURES.—BRADFORD, May 6.—Yarn.. — There is great firmness with the spinners, but an advance is not freely conceded. rieces.—There is a steady improve ment in the demand, and prices are without change.— Bradford ()tamer. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—Norrmonkst, May 6.—The hosiery business generally is in a healthy con dition, the drawer and shirt branches having become par ticipators in the improvement others bad previously re ceived. The hands now worst off are the glove makers, but up to this time there has been no weather to warrant a change of out door clothing. and until this takes place we do not see much chance for improvement in the demand rot these articles. The lace trade is still very far from being in as health a condition as is usually the case at this time of t he year. Orders have been received, and some American buyers are at present here, for both hosiery and lace, but their attention seems more devoted to the former than the latter trade. Their enquiry alter lace goods is always for something new--something that has not been seen on the other side of the Atlantic before. The price of yarn is very firm, and an advance upon hosiery yarn is speo..ily expected.—Notts Journal. CORN.-Binunonms, MAT 6.-At Gloucester and Worcester markets, on the Ist, the wheat trade again ruled dull, with the turn in favour of the buyer; little barley offering, and not much wanted ; oats hold for full prices, but only taken in retail; beans and peas unaltered. During the present week we have again had very little passing in' the trade, and lower prices have been accepted fur the few parcels of wheat which have changed hands; barley sells slowly at former rates ; oats held for quite as much money ; nothing worth notice doing in beans or peas. At this day's market, although the supply of wheat from the farmers was short, the trade ruled dull at a decline of 64. to ls. per qr. ; barley taken in limited quantities, at former prices; oats sold slowly, and were rather lower • beans fully as dear. Wheat, English, white, per bushel of 62 lbs., 61. 4d. to 6e. Bd. ; new, se. 341. to 55. Bd. ; red, 4s. 10d. to 6s. 2d. ; new, 6e. Od. to 51. 34. ; Baltic, white, 6s. 4el. to 6s. 10d. Polish Odessa, 4e. 9d. to 6s. Id. ; Danube, 4s. 9d. to 4s. 10 d. Barley, per imperial qr., 28e. to 04. 6d. ; grinding, .per 3921 be.. 235. to 275. Od. Oats, English, white, per imperial qr., 225. 64. to 265. ; Welsh, black and white, per 3121b5., 195.6 d. to 205.64. ; Irish (40 to 421 b..), per 3121b5., 20s. Cid. to 225. ; ditto (37 to 391b5.), per 3121ba., 20s. to 21s. ; black. 20s. to 20s. 6d. Beans, English, old, per 1961b5., 13s. to 13s. 6.1. ; new, 12s. to 13s. ; Irish, new, Ils. Gd. to 12s. ; Egyptian, 10s. 9d. to lls. 3d. ; French, 12s. to 13s. Peas, boiling, per im perial qr ., ' os. to 325. • grinding, per 1961 W., its. 3d. to 12s. Od. Lentils, per 1961b5., 10s. 04. to 10s. 6d. Indian Corn, per 1961b5., 10s. Od. to Ils. Flour, English, fine, per Bilei of 2801 b.., 31s. 641. to 330. 6d. ; seconds, 28s. Od. to 30e. BBIPTOL, Mar 0.-Our market was tolerably well supported to-day with English wheat, but business was ' languid, and prices fur both English and foreign, as also for flour, were, as our quotations will show, lower. Barley was in moderate demand, and prices of both malting and grind ing parcels were firm. There was a steady, though not large, business in oats at the late currencies. The prices of beans were likewise maintained. The prices were :- English wheat, 37e. to 435. per imperial quarter; foreign white, 425. to 451. per 480 lbs.; ditto red, extra fine qualities, 38s. to 41s. per 480 lbs.; fine qualities, 375. to 395. per 480 lbs. ; ordinary qualities, 355. to 375. per 480 lbe. Foreign hard, 355. to 375. Gel. per 480 lbs. English seconds flour, 275. to 295. per sack ; United States, die. sweet, 20s. to 21s. per barrel. English barley,malting 2Be. to 325. per imperial quarter. English and foreign gr inding ditto, 255. 6d. to 265. Od. per 400 lbs. Devon and Welsh teed oats, 174 to 19s. per imperial quarter; Irish white ditto, 1911. to 20s. 6d. per 320 lbs.; Irish black ditto, 17s. 6d. to 18s. per imperial quarter. English beans, 30s. to 345. per imperial quarter ; foreign ditto, 264. to 30e. per 480 lbs. The arrivals on shipboard for the week have Seen : Oats, 1,000 quarters 2,500 barrels ; barley, 1,100 quarters 1,760 barrels ; flour, 630 sacks 150 barrels. The official return of the corn inspector gives the following averages :-Wheat, 40s. Id. ; oats, 195.44.; barley, 29e. 54.; beans, 335. 9d. Dsvlsss, May 6.-We had a moderate supply of Wheat ; there was a good attendance of buyers, and a fair amount of business was done, at from le. to 21. per qr. below last week's prices. Barley was in very short supply, and, con sidering quality, which was chiefly grinding, was fully Is. gangs:. dearer ; all was quickly cleared off. In Oats, and Peas no alteration. Wheat, white, 465. per qr.; best red, 411. to:43s. ; middling, 355. to 41s. • inferior, 31e. to 354. Barley, 261. to 335. Oats, 19s. to 25;. Beans, 29e. to 375. Peas, 30s. to 355. Flour, fine, 3'2s. to 355. per sack ; seconds, 30s. to 325. Bread, 10d. the 81b. loaf. BZWBVILT, May 6.-We have this day a large supply of Wheat, and a dull trade in consequence; a considerable portion remaining unsold, although a decline of Is. to 24. per qr. would have been submitted to. A moderate supply of spring cora ; prices generally fully supported. UIBRIDOB, May 6.-Our market is well supplied with Wheat, and the sa le is dull, at last week's prices; the beet price made is 544. per qr. ; the average price, 465. per eq. The trade in spring Corn is active, with a slight advance in the value of Oats and Beans. WATERFORD, May b. Without any arrivals since Satur day, our market continues very firm for every article in the trade, and a fair amount of business has been passing in all description of grain, at the full currency of last week. Flour rather dull, but not lower. EDINBLIZOB, May 5.-There was a fair supply of grain in the market to-day. Wheat, although a little down on the average, may be quoted as high as last week, from the fine ness of the parcels sold. Barley and Oats were the same as last, while Beans were extremely heavy. Wheat, 38s. to 454. Barley, 265. to 311. Oats, 17s. 4d. to 235. 6d. Beans, 31e. to 355. CATTLE.—Leitut, MAT 6.—fhere wu an excellent show of horned cattle, and • numerous attendance of buyers at the fair yesterday. Number of cattle, 780; of sheep and lambs, 5,100. Nearly all were sold. Cattle realised from 6s. to 6s. Gd. per stone of 16 lbs.; shorn sheep, 4id. to 6d.; in wool, Gd. per lb. Lambs, 20s. to 245. each. LINCOLN FAT STOCK MAXIM! On Wednesday last presented • small show of Beasts and a remarkably good supply of Sheep. Beasts were 11. and Sheep 2s per head dearer than at the previous fortnightly mar ket. Plenty of purchasers were in attendance, sod the market was well cleared out. Beef, 6s. Gd. par stone. Mutton, 4id. to 6d. per lb. SALPOILD. May s.—The show of stock to-day was an aye' rage one for the season, and the quality likewise, with a good attendance of buyers. We cannot quote any advance tro either Beef or Mutton ; still the very full rates of last week were readily obtained, and all but a full clearance made. Bothstatow, May 15.—The supply of Cattle was large, there being 762, or 46 more than last week. Demand also good, and prices 3d. per Dutch stone higher. Top prico of the best Beef, 6s. 9d. ; current prier, Cs. 6d. ; middling and inferior sorts, from bs. to 50. 6d. per Dutch stone. At the close of the market a good clearance was effected. Tho supply of Sheep this morning wee 2,028, being 269 less than last week. Demand good, and prices Is. a head higher than last market. Top price of the best Mutton, 51d. ; current price, bjd.• clipped Hop, 41d. per lb. Lambe, 221. ; current, from 20s. to 21s. per head. At the clue of the market a olsaramor was effected. [Advertismetta—Thommox OF THE CRYSTAL Poom—ls owslaws skrotilisesesis of war to the Oohed Ilisetkialis is oasis aow SOW Osasr Zotos- TWO is Woo,. sat pawisil by the aspraws st the Weft beak Moat= NW Ss tahlalallsossas at Jemmy awl I. a roar kw km ihansisi spa. to taistylas 1111 . Ow at st M. lite ChM. Wish Me umaltitsso wad doss W loam avow the soolor el mem that villa to. tio smog st wow Oka at to lobo lbs ws= at rstsamals sia sowle ths woo st Os kankisosa to soma a do =lr mi ths paw, sad Ils la Mt. la Wir Oa sow k Iowa& tow asesistaissWisqui Wks st swim swd Wasiedsi nod% Is oak Ow dosakost do bellaup, sof is swam s amoswol Ns smistsash do Chat ill Se lisilorel oak Is sow wife NW psalm aOw lispra sa to. skis& Ms Ellosia is pshibbsi a 4 whist = 4. ltatasw swam is Um kr Ilis lot raw Wks swil kr as alb. irk solos dowlitt %IP di switsesolas. Is Isw . = worst ; Dirk Mr. R. opt 14s. lik Fisstanst. MMs l icsats lwo a Os Hort with sory DW s*eh ct - - - - - lAiburtionsaL)—A Liii OULIDEMAIII, ONE or nth Emu Wassinoo. ovum or Itassausss IT lawszowira °union Am PslA—Kr. Tama holliwi et. dr Water- Cloothm. Talwilire. vas fanny EMU with rtwwwalwa Ammo* out Es won analidly awl Almilsonli with elms down him NOW wails le los IRMA Is waft, Yr thwhismat he vosiwil huh wed =NW so so wn ahlibi gay gehlOwl MAW WAX. is INN fatiln. At .11 imolons, me woo M sod issirloi la their Ms We Sten youlsose le MI6 aid by all It Maim Illiseurs weitiOssat. 1114 NM* DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The State of the Weather at Nine o'clock yesterday armored in order of latilin FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1 4, 62. itch o f the following at morning. The stntinni Ore - - Nam( of Plaas. *awe of Wird. Strirstb at VI util. ttatil J,FI. fl~/« ~...... Strong Skeen Gentle Skeane Gentle Breen nestle Breese Gentle Breen Unit Ain Ontle wen. Gentle Preen a ht Airs ii - ASTIM• I I 41.110,41,101.1 Kraoou Swiruus LiamirrAN Tea uu, • N.G. N.G. N.G. N.Y.. N.W. N.W. N. N.L Tt • Breese Wong linen, btrobg Bleep Caint Partially Maid,. rartieiy ek k uui CanaLas F . 4;rii;Uy Muds rutlattyAy Clouding Partially Mostly Partially Partially 111,0 y Partially C., .41 Overcast 6ent:le Breese' Cloudy THIS DAY, NOON. COWIN Of Wird• SUrlllft!l of W'ad. eau ofthe W.N.W. Gentle Brew. The return' from the following platen did not rci.th office in time for oubhcatinn yesttriliky ; they tekreb.ro indicate the auto of tie weather on Wednesday morning at Mae o'clock. Ursalag ..... Ctaaum Illowsaaa Poot.it . YARMO,IN DUP iI:W. IL N.Y. li.w. E. 141. W. Calm Beata Brea,. ClanCa Hawn. Calla Cairn tieat:e Breeze Calm Llowlaw rartiaily Clota47 Parti4l:, Clow3l :14.,u. len ClowHew Very Fine 0% Leat SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. MIR ov Caffespankan, the " t•hipylimt and " CASUALTIES. Braneepeth Castle, Elliot, from Newcastle to Hamburg, was lost yesterday ; crew saved, and landed here.—Bre merhaven, May 3. Europa, Hallman, from Salonica to Odessa, went on ',bore on the bar near Sulina, April 12, and was remaining on the 13th.—Oalats, April 19. SEABORNE MAILS. (N ehmitles that the mane ere seat from the General Paet.o!W r the plaht—end II by tie maraud—mowttet. - - lley neeetmedenp Pram whet COUNTRIES. Ila Omura: Eat. Port 1 Ines 0311ce Loudon. deepatchol. due. America(S3Zrlt.;aeket 24 May 2 asteneatoylmtan Mates I whet, .... - .........11Illay 16 Amerlealbylr.Stat vplrM May 14... ..... .... Seathemptes ,My 7 larks( Won Comet) ...14114ta of the ateetb Plymouth 'May 3 , thla udria• 11 11141.6t3e11t el mum, Dover 'May 14 Veletas ... V 14h of the N I likay , Dover brazil Same Ayres M VA of the moath,s.utthasiptea. May 16 CalllornM(AaChagrerlM ladiallthe4 mouth .4uu thus otos. May I Cap, of Oval Hope Ililith of the moutha Plymouth. May 3 Or netantlaopie • sr 7tlo7tlll7tkofame , Dover Casual Smirks AI 103•17toofinwitallauthampton. May 3 Mount tales -....—..14 Mos.,Vied.,•?nd..+ ulhurt;.tol.. Tu Tb.sa Mitt ii todatTsbat north Sotoharallor. May 5 Renee M * 11 Tripe daily Dovve , Twox la. 1reme•....................N lthl7th27tbrarmen 1 mom May 10 Ilamburi .11 Tareerta) h Fri , ' t.! London 1 1ea., 4 4t Rolland ...................M Modem. as eiltiU. LGINJUBI llne.Teu tlonduree .......—......N 17th 02 the Meath llorithamptea May 20 Deland M• N Twtce (telly lltdrhsal.. . TIFICt L.L. India ono houtham 0)31 frith of the innnth soethamptee. May 20 la.lla kids 51srestLev ) N sthialithol month Dow .—.... Kay 16 Iledlterraeana(vm South 1 empt.al) M Mk el the month thrathampton. Msy 20 utta.kria Marsetllesq la Uha24tb of mosth Dover May IS UMW ii Ind of the month Scatharaphs. May 3 Madeira ll V:t of the month doutaamptta. May 14 I tll,llth,l9tß,l7th I Malta. ~ • i St Mho: themonth Dow .........May 10 N•PR 4. slhlsMl3tiotrous Dever ... ,11lay 2 Papal Matte. .....„ N Sthlsthlstaof moo Dover Penumule ....... . ..... M WO Ithl7tUol mon Southampton May 16 Fella .111 2adallthof month Soatharopton.hlay 5 Tumor N Sthlathl3thef mol. Dover I May 2 W..t ladle. kl UM el the month Aouthmoptan.'May 20 Want Indies (ezeopt LL vsana.autd Nyman) Id ia A of the in-vol. Southampton. May 5 • 'ft* muu4 w mow .auzariee tem. VNS packet •s el umak& , %re W 4 ARRIVED. Aryazo-off the Start, May 2 from ......011Mada ALMS TSOMPION -off Umpooy May 6, CEA IlLia RIC RAIDS -at Liverpool, May 6, from M. Video Crhouva -at Liverpool, May 13, from ltivaelev Caamme- at Gravesend, May 6, from Demerara Cihorana‘-off the Lizard, May 1, fr0m....„ - Barbadore CARL AND F.1.11A-St COWS. May 5, ilniEl ..slahuszas Cower-at Falmouth, May 5, from Marsala CALCI.I74-at Falmouth, May 5, from Callao Dams -at Deal May 5, from Madeira F. uccraa-off l'ortland, May 3, fr0m....,-...... Granada Favor-at Liverpool, Ma Y 5, from-- Mobile Maim lionsaa-off the Wight, May 6, from .Mauritiue IIATMCII- al Liverpool, May 6, from ISANZLIA litszn-at Gravesend, May 6, from. Mouritioa Jam-at Oravaased, May 8, from., Trmidad Jaw Canon -at Liverpool, May a, from New (Weans Boaz-at Liverpool, May 6, from ........ Baltimoro LTta -at Gravewind, May 6, from ... Trinidad Dar Somata' Liverpool, May 6, frea........ Mobile WM Lootea-at Liverpool, May 6, fr0m.......-...... New Orleans Maar haw FoLuorr -at Liverpool, May 6, from Mauritius Mama aso GRACIA-OR Liverpool, May 6, Mama-at Liverpool, May 6, from ....... ........ New Orleans MART AMPIAII-at Liverpool, May 6, from.-- Bohan TO PAULINII -at Gesresrod, May 5, from Alexandria Bovahoesa-iit Oramotod, Mal 6, from Demerara Marva-at Liverpool, May 6, from Kattenburg Twastr-Ntoria or Mar -at heal, May 5, from l'atagotus VITUS -at Liverpool, May 6, from Malaga Viaorma--iit Liverpool, May 6, from Charleaton Wiegman au-at Liverpool, May 6, from New tnlearie Wei. lierr -at Liverpoo., May 6, from Bonny SAILED. ADIURALMOOII6OX—from LI May6, to B06!06 lionertax Olat—frone IA , 4 May 6, to °mutant 111.66160—fr0m Oromend, May 6, to Bannon CO2l6l6—from Liverpool May 6, to Conetantinople Casouna Nrslirill—from Liverpool, May 6, to ......Pinladelnh!a CATELAIUNS—froaa lAverpool, May ..... archangel Fammucw—from Livorponi, May 6, to St. Petersburg ' Cimeava—from Liverpool, May 6, to New Orleans tiro:of—from Li M ay ° 6 , to Woo Km TrowomCr —on rammed, May 6, to Quebec Ism—from Ormeamd, May 6, to c L lint's JOE.. Malaita—from Oramend, May 6, to New York Jew Came—from Liverpool, May 6, to Dordt boom* Meaem —from Limpool, May 6, to Alemedna, E. Murare—room Liverpool, May 6, to Shasthae Maar —from Liverpool, May 6, to Cuba femea--from Liverpool, May 6, to Picowera—fromer oo knol, May 6, t 0... Valpamum Rome—tram Li May 6, to Hayti MAsiNa—from Li May 6, to Pernambuco tutee—from Liverpool, Kay 6, to Constmunoole Sr. Jaen —troas Liverpool, M.. 7 8, to Itoe.on ilmom—from Liverpool, May 6, to. ft Jar Eau—from Ormond, May 5, to Melte TnaC.ll•6ll—frous Liverpool, May 6, to Archagel Wu. WiliD—from Larer„ May 6, to Poston WoLoa—froalOniTOOL May 6, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ansellazy, from London to Sydney, N.S.W., March 23, lat. 1 c, I. 20 C (barque), from London for Cairene nine days, Aprd 2., TS73 N., ion. 11.27 W. Malinger (ship), Klll ck, from L7ndon for Shasphar, March 14, it. SA 10n.21.30 W.; all well. Isabel* of Leith, front Breeds River for London, April 16, LI. 32 • lon. 33 W. Mary lien, from Calcutta for London. March 3, let. Si 8.. 1011 . 1 Runnymede, front Liverpool to New Zealand, March 19, In lat.l N., lon. 22 W., by the Promos. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BELORAVL—May f, at Ryde, the tette of Capt. ReWare, H.M.S. Hydra, of a daughter. DETAIL—May 2, at Oulwieh-oorunion, the wife of C. P. Deno, Esq-, of a me. HTAM.—May I, at Upper Montague-street, Russell-square, MM. N. N. Hymn. of a son. LOWIL—May 3, at Harapetead, the wife of F. Lowe, Esq., of the Inner Temple, of a daughter. MILLBANK.—May I, a: Charlotte-square, Edinburgh, the Ink of t. A. Milbank, req., a a son. MORTON.—May I, at illakebrook, Kidderminster, Moo. VC R. Nor ton, of • non. VON OLIMN.—May 3, at realthill Lodge, the wife of IL Von Glehn. Esq., of a moo. MARRIAGES. CATOR—CRAVEN.— May 4, at Wen Wickham, Kent, by the Roe Ni C. Tarnalay, But-, the Roe, W. A. B. Cater, Hector of Corskal. =Bum, younger eon of CoL Otter, Royal Artillery, to Awe*" el the late H. Craven, Eq., of .ain GREEN—MARINO.—May 4, at M. Peter's, Sudbury, Mr. A. Green of Btake.hy-Nayland, fourth con of Mr. A. J. Orem of Sudburi, to flarab, only daughter of Mr. IL. Making, of Northotrtet, Sod. 011 . MILAWII—L111011.—May 4, at St. Peter's, Pimlico. by the Bev. H. Stewart, C. L. Griroshawe Em., of Venlake, Bedford shire, to Jemima Lucy, daughter of W. B. Leigh, Rep., of Brows over Hall, Warwickshire, and Gudaborough-park, Northampton shire. HENDEBAON—BEACIL—May 4, at All Souls', lAegharn-plaoe, by the Rev. J. H. Coward, Minor Cason of St Paul's, D. LI Render s" Ern, Lieut. 20th RegL Bengal Native Infantry, to Frances, daughter of the late C. Beare, Req., of lionetoquare, London. PLUMPTILE—ALSADER.—May 4, at M. PIMPS/ New Church, by the Bev. V. C. Pluteptre, D.D.Vioe.Chaneellor of Ozlord, P. 11. Plumptre, Hu, of Lyme Regis, Dorset, to Catherine Fromm Meager. auth daughter of the late T. IL Meager, Esq. RAY WOOD—ORAHAII.—May 4, at Bt. George's Bloomsbury. by the lion. and Be,. IL N. Tinkle. MA., J. Haywood, Req., of Low Lehi's, sear Burnley, Yorkshire, to Miss Graham, formerly • , f Moimband, war DEATHS. ARBUCKLE-3day 4, at Little Heath, Charlton, Ma, daughter of Lieut.-Col. V. Arbuekle, late Royal Artillery. 00c11RANE.—Ray 1, at et. larees'easuare. J. G. Cochrane, EN., COH=lsad Librarian to the Landon Library, aged 71. .—At Invetchass, Kent, W. Coleman. Pp., late Collator of the Customs, aged 31 ELLIOT.—bur May 3, at Berl* William Elliot, Req., formerly of MM. BRAfged SS* i .—Way S, at Crose-strect, Barnstaple, Mr. 11. Heide, aged $ l . 111t8RET11.—Ilay 3, at Lichfield, Banbury Bed, younseet son of R. liseketk, Req., late ILlll.'sCosentl at Rio de Janeiro, .13 1,1 ry. RUSIPIIRRY.—Mity 4, at Chleheater, L Bumph . Peg., 1,4(11 7 . LAMONT.—IIay 3, at Lyndharebreed. Peckham, Wula., reolow of F. Lannert, Rm., formarly of Lyweronsey, Jamaica, mai 75. TUORAIL —Ray 1,1. W. Thomas, Rao., Cedogen-place, Belerof• Tawre‘ ay and New Bonderreet, aced 3 ) . Illtlf.—ld 3, at Windior.termee, Limper!, W. Tousey, alled a. robber philloot Wiuu Kum Hot, of No. 8, Locabstd -111111116 110 o w ot Lootoso, Priaarot As Moo t in latototil• mesh Mho pow siMiNeftim—nakty, ILAT 7, 1811. r