The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-17 00:00:00

-s- NATIONAL DEFENCES AND NATIONAL OAMES. (►.m tie Des 4 Nam) • We have spent the winter and spring in debating end squabbling about our militia. Summer is com ing, and we may have • militia, worth all others, without consent of parliament—without any need of asking, "with bated breath," how Loeb MAK/LION Will like IL A nation with stoat limbs, bro id chests, • merry heart, and • cheerful accordant will, is the best militia that ever was and ever can be. Summer is coming; and before it is gone, we may, if we choose, me whether the brawny limbs and merry heart of Old England cannot be re stored. Let us make our own muster on cricket-grounds. Let us have wrestling-matches be our exercises. Let us have fout•races and leap ing matches, as our preparation fur marches. Let us set up our targets, and see how nicely we can pick out the hull's eye. Let our swimmers seek out the strongest streams, and show how valiantly they can charge the enemy, and cast him off from their bread breast. Men must have sports. What are they now I—and what might they not be ? It sickens dm hearts of old-fashioned people to see what they ere now. We see mind in one place, and body in another. Look for mind, and you see wizen-faced men crowded into hot rooms, thick with tobacco gawks and bitter with beer, wrangling with cracked voices about the charter and truck, and blas pheming the bishops, and contradicting each other without cad, about the eights of man. You see the pale-faced mechanic trail ing home from a feeble walk in sorry fields, as if tired with the weight of his own baby on his arm. You are lads swilling bad porter in penny theatres, leering at indecent melodramas. At best, you see men who have been standing still all day, yawning over book' in reading-rooms, trying to study, but finding • heavy mist between their minds and the dizeying page. If you look for body, you act country boys " daundering" through the lanes, with their hands in their pockets, and lead in their heels, and a pipe in their mouths. If they see the clergyman or a lady coming, they hide their pipes, and pretend to be looking over the hedge. You see the labourer " doin' nothin',* with wide dyes mouth and haltshut eyes. If you want to open hie eyes, tell him that the stars (if only he happens ever to have looked up at them) are not spangles, and that the sun is miles higher than the clouds, and see how he will stare • how curiously he will peer at you, to see if you are in earnest. You will see the rustic, who cannot endure Lis home, cowering under the river bank, crouching and hiding while he flings his line, and carrying his poached fish home in his hat, in fear of the great man's steward, and with the feelings of the thief in his uneasy heart. The best you will see will be the very little boys, setting u? their wand in the meadow, and jumping and tumbling. Now they bap—and now down they go—they roll, they laugh, and get up, and run to try again. This is something like—this is education. Their limbs thrill, their blood quickens, their minds are more truly awake than perhaps they may ever be again. Look at their vehement action, if they dispute; see how clearly they understand what they mean, and how earnestly they say it. See how the majority call out for fair play, and how some strong one announces that the weak shall have it. This is edu eatioo , sanitary reform, and training for defence, all in one. Let us only extend it to men, and we shall have done more both for national defence and for popular education than parliament alone can do by many nights—by whole sessions of lamplight contro versy. For both objects the thing to be desired is to bring mind and body into consentaneous action. However various may be the methods of effecting this, one of the most prominent is the recovery of the manly exercises which distinguished our people of old. This is not an institution which betimes anti quated—worn out by time. The need and the means he in the constitution of man, which des aetebange and become obsolete in parts, like polideal institu tions. The muscular form and nervous mew of the people err always with en, like our island maid diffs and our eternal meow They enact be abrogated, like putrescent laws, nor ill ire desmatods, want oat customs. They ere as pun eat es bury Sol- Islip and old Thum., Themes are the spurts el the oldest days (provided they are thoroughly sportive, and in no way cruel) as fit he Beglidmosa now as when HAILEFOOT sped after the pose. est Rome HOOD lent a hand at a boat at moutordoi Englishmen have brains still, the same as ever; end brain needs general use, in order to Moldy as musk as ever : and where shall me Iliad a sere t enerciee of brain than in a match at misket h r arm grows strong—the feet barn to be swift—the faculties become keen—the emotions ere all alive. The heart opens, the spirits rim; in sympathy and emulation men find themeless esildsoly Newsom sad brave. If the infirm Loon MAXIMS, eltended by his collected armies, laid milk bra*, mod jingling their bribes in thew psis% were end dsely to appear on one of efts eimmene, brim the meembled cricketers of Netessi. is the edit el a mighty game, we would dome book the milk. Mere, with their bats and is thdr shirt shove% against the bristling Frame meible•—the lore body, with a heart in its breast and a bobby brain, sonnet the steel-clad body, without a bust and with a tipsy brain. We are told that oar sembere would make a clever soldiery, Let us Men them into cricketers, and they will be more then a clover— they will be • liessetems esidkry. list in a day. There are same that must kappa first. It may be that a army may bee good as a bood-eallag ass titis as wen est to let our national du se rem an that suggrides. Fns toads is gibs men essugh breed Meet. It will go on, we may him le glee them daily meat; bat ' theemeds at the peal sot drop into their graves beim we as slew nrIMAN Sisal troops ea ay Aside—of lade or sport. list we ma beglibis wry anommu,—Ain we, mesa -4/MarilifeWo—i• demise the andonal End% sad skew lam Missal heart, by ofi Wag ego tau the chile air together, and making muselves merry _ _ It is mournful to hear um rem rasa talk,—mare se than even to see the. wok. Haw oar young lawyers, and merchants, and menafacturers go almilling along in the streets, sad serefaUT climb a Mile, instead of clearing it at a bomb 'Hass arm they who shake their heads when Asir debts and old aunts propose their forming rilleilabs ; them are they aho think that rifle-clubs _may do aped &el et barn, —may put it into the heads of the Plena to some and interfere with Wines. These are dig who stare whoa amok' fake, nasalising the spirit of half a aster/ age. awl begetting ha woes, wish that the Frosit wadi belly us a little est the yelling men might awake to th; hamar • and biending et ia Old England. If the Fran& will fist bul y Isi=c ro. hallerip sae anether--Yeebshie• Let see holiday Ms mike V e taw fhb swam Me Oerawall se Camberlaied. sad isquirs set the wrest les* there. Let them such the seel•hewees Dur hem and Northumberland, and inquire of themselves whether there need he anything lasi is musk breadth and sinew as they see. Let them leek CO at any row in Ireland, wen shillelaghs are swinging. sad say, from their hearts, whether the gay rage and sinless blood-spilling there are really wens than the election tricks and sordid gin-drinking that they have (or ought to have) seen among their Neighbours at home. Let them throw open a great play-ground between the two, and see whether men will not like sport better than tricks—fresh air better than gin—and roars of laughter better than shouts of wrath. They may do en without any secession from the spirit of the age; for such a movement is =inhere— very sanitary —though commissioned by no boa a ; yes, even the more so for that. It is very religion., " lifting up the hawk that hang down, and strengthening the feeble knees r—very religious, with the advantage o' being neither popish nor anti-papal, but reconcil able with the go,d part of all faiths. It would be an Exhibition t seeding that of last year,—this calling upon a whole nation to enjoy themselves, summer after summer, in that mighty Crystal Palace which i s given as, re Lay lighted by the sun and moon. It is opening the noblest of hospitals, with the • airs of heaven for our medical staff. We are much mi,tuln n if it would not turn out to be a bleswd iniiwion to tl.e heathen, — those most wrete:i d heathens, whose ghosts walk in our daily paths, w Lilt their real Wire& dwell ill tome far off purgatory, wh,, e hope is left behind. It is education, al we la .ey said. It is political safety; for there is soiltiag like the breeze of hilarity for blowing away the vapours of discontent. Men do, and ever will, think and speak of politics; they do, because they ought and must; the difference is be tween doing so in a malcontent, and a loyal spirit — which is the difference betw== and sickness, between a half-life and full vitality. If we speak of loyalty, the grafted seggieetise arises—look at our QUEEN. We are net new living ander the rule and example of tho "fret ratlines in Europe," wigged and cravatted, slint late hot rooms with champagne and parasites. mai terribly afraid of the winds of heaven visiting hie lice too roughly, when he was compelled to melt his parlia ment. We have a sovereign robintendaetive--who is up betimes, and on the foot a great dui—who climbs misty mountains, and runs up a paddle-box, like a schoolgirl, to wave her farewell to her loving subjects. Shall we not min onreelvee • fitting militia for such a sovereign to nay sc u r d. Shall we leave it to poachers, • ass• eat the fear of the lash, to provide he r a demean sol diery ? Shall we not maks our limb,, mere% mai spirits ready for the field, while wailing _ the ap pointment of tho merely technical Wsf Soma say we are • very happy nation. Some my we ms a very careworn one. Let us pot it to the proof, and see how much sport there really is in us. We trust it may appear that there is a beet of merry hearts in England yet. IRELAND. Dosuw. MAT 15 . The wiseacres of the Vi'aterfordioardOfilarbOur Commissioners, resolved not to be taken by surprise on the supposed approaching visit of her Majesty to the south of Ireland, took it into their beads to in quire at head-quarters abort the intended move ments, and have bra livered with dm official reply Whitehall May e, 1552.-111r,--I am directed by Mr. Secretary Walpole to oelmewledg• dm receipt of your letter of no 3rd init., inquiring u to lba latualiaa at hoe majudy to laud at the port of Waterbed demur the sum ram ; and I em to inform you that Mr. Walpole bas bad no colonnade from her Mniesty on the subject. us, lir, your obedient 'errant, \% u. 0. H. JooLirme. The Lord Lieutenant hes declined an invitation front the Mayor and some of the citizens of Lime rick to become their guest on the occasion of his approaching visit to the Cork Exhibition. He pleads want of time at present, but kora to have a future opportunity for visiting their city. A meeting was held yesterday at Naas for the per pose of making a selection between the candidates at present before the electors, of a secenzior to the Marquis of Kildare in the representation of the county. Mr. O'Connor Henchy and Sir W. Hort, the two candidates, were present, and went, each of them, very far in their pledgee on all popular quite ' dons ; but it was ultimately resolved that they should wait for a future day to have the voters' Bat thoroughly scrutinised, and the opinion of the ma jority ascertained. The candidates pledged them selves to abide by the result. Mr. N. 'L Power, M.P., has written to awn the electors of Waterford that the rumour of his inten tion to retire from their representation was un founded. The Catholic Defence Association has prepared an address to the electors of Ireland, calling on them to attend to the next revision. _ It is generally admitted that the crops never, within the memory of the present generation, had a more favourable appearance at this season than at present. The weather, consisting of alternate show ers and sunshine, is all that the farmer could desire, and vegetation progresses with extraordinary ra pidity. Almost all the accounts agree also in de scribing the breadth of surface under tillage as more extensive than it ever was before in Ireland. Rain Jinteiltgence. COURT OF QUEEN% BENCH.—SeTIIIIDAY. AITTITSI AT (w PRIM AT OCILDRAL!..-11410111 WAD CANTATA - - - ;31 - 1; - a - 00 - 11010 - 10 - T011: - -... . ALLAN AND ANOTIR V. LAIL.. In this muse, The 7 o;;;ot — ltalni been to ape spa their verdict, wow lacked', on night. This monk; 1 7 were celled into mem end mead if thy had wood upon their vodka. and they soli dry bed W. Loyd Campbell—la dam say irony platlents, of year I▪ taamma—Not w losat.a i lczt . Lied Thus, the kw bus &slued that wwhist of • jury be usenknons, sad it has bum it tint each • pram has worked very aetleha bums, aNsen. I believe k dna* kimmos Julio 'Mask esamskatiermly, it sum dads that alma of hie know en eta different opiates to that with& ha en tertains, he is bawd to desk whether he beast taken aa enemas view of the satiest, and that the eleven ars riphe, sd Iso semi be wasp. Thera certainly is en 'askant of ono maa, who, bu zz being asked if be had soma as a jury replied he lad several Nme% bet be hod always bad the misfortune of lading dram wroarbeisi as who weak astern with him. Now, meioses, it t be that skew asadmin had formed a proper sad that thk asatiansa, if he tad properly would ham sad that be was himself the men. Oa the damns it is said that the jary, it meld act epee, went to be Laud up until the.rims ossainied, nod that the jolp 1.11116 ms is take &ft II a art to the madam of this 11•111141, ad *se sot to diantoe then until be left the .easy. Therelee;you no, paddies, but for a veerry paper. kid, hi my eviefek wry jellatiom sad err, Mier eneogeowet kle Ili& Se varies k thle rue Mk embroil, I should be mopelsil pie le mad yea te ISIIII.IIIIII Om le V as es kW yea &wad eg ret,r me Webb lave ghee way, NA I W molisol that yaw wore la danger I bat the peaks hen weed te be booed brae evades tho wekday of tho Jory. Therefore sew, goodlowes. I at.y irk yea hew am ef *eke thoe the awake &esti be Mr the tiro dolork Pooomos—lkees, soy feed, Mr w phintif, sad ate Mr Lardi 410—Thsaastinses, ths WI tit as tral Or th• *wig asll My* tbe Pismon .a dS _ a el= yes asys hers ai year lessidasts, as' ryas as yew beirs^ ss this is the last Ay 4111ses I have the useal prem. or inebargisi yes ffrea tan der 110111411111110. Gestisms, 1 wish yea a psi istrarg. WORT OF BANKRUPTCY.-BAmaay. farms Ka. Channanama Stamora. • Is as lifssu.. The Ws Mere Keith wee a asedrith Limped. eseerred ass. the awe Om es this et Tgasete with when be bed bees sea seated la Lira, we the adgramed swedes be th e Let tweadmies. The seemsb married • AM aid seventh barn dm". the hi s. estesiliag ewe Ana fru ran sad Ole meth pier to the Mon us Nowak', tesgrejm emir dating idth the dar.M. iteMi eel Cs. le , had thepeeled ealated,—Orims w le ilevesket,ll{6l. They isthive a great taws id flgersa, NU labia we extras* the hil•wiwg : the wed wow prevails against the jelee Mahe le 31,01 Mi. geshable arts, ; apiasktitereit eitate the moue yew side Is eitheated MAW ; awe% 5,018& Mr. Mislay. topcoat/4g the arigatee, said they had set hed eu~sit Owe to isth_ssigele the eseessts • sad it W Ism wengeil telth the OWN anigsse sad with Mr. thithelkthed 111 ai WNW et the W beelingt.thet the mean shad' withe the IO lama. Mr. Hai. the u asigese, said the ass with very eseapiteeted, es wag euesethed with the weesate Spam dahlia, sad lbw amid make wry sinful ism. tiestios• An adjournment we eland easerdiagly. WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT.-SATIIRDAY. BRIMS V. Tat Box. T. H. 0. Timm—Tax Pi.a• or ',reser. - -- This wee an aetioe brouibt by the a cabinet manufacturer In the City, seam the the Hon. Thomas Hatton Cleorge Fester, liesteaust Is the Rad life Guards, now statleaed at Windsor, and heather to the likai of Pomfret, to merger the no of 804 diao tta tits doled ant's acceptance. Mr. Colombia' solicitor, of Ilrysoupolissaboro, Duke , street, Adelphi, Colombia', Moistlff soil MOM that his I client had taken the bill in the course of his twine., and upon its arriving at maturity, applied for poposool, when he was referred to defendant's solicitor, who - made certain proposals which were not modal is, sof cisiliodosit thorn I , absented himself from linghead. Peossollopi win who quently taken by plaintiff is the listosposo C,oanty Court, and were defeated by defendant's abeam& Upon his return to England a fresh summons was insect, which, to plain tiff's surprise, was met by. plea of "Infasey."—Mr.Colem bine suggested that title disgraceful emu", sit defence should be folly made out to entitle the defined's% to • verdict. John ()oldie', boom steward of Merl Pomfret, was ex amined, and produced a certificate of thartickat's *dims on Nov. 7, GM, and lieu Ward said she was housemaid at the period when her ladyship gave birth to the de fendaat. The karma Judge then gave a verdict for the defendant, but without coste, and his 11..nour strongly reproluted the practice of young °dicers signing hills when under age, and this. exposing tradi BlRtfl to risk without any notice or in timation that the contract we. bad. . _ Ansearlsl:4o.—Here is a striking illustration of the benefit of advertising, furnished by TA• Boston Anima. It Is from the reek book of S. S. tionghtos, a dry goods dealer lo Bunton. From December 17, 18:4, to January 12, 1852, his islet, without adverti.iim, were 1,712 doll. 19e., an mom ag , rat 75 dels. • day. At the nd of that lime hs rom sgenued vrt i.i us. and tap to tbu ith Ivb. expended 100 dub.. ss makiu../ Li. trimness known thrum% the newepai era. At that time his tales had reached 7,000 dole. 03e., an average of 304 dole. 36e. a day.—New York 21fibisne, April 30. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1852. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—SATURDAY. .BarusANA. Sums Felis MG.., 40, pa fitter — was clia7ria with the capital offence of shooting at Michael Collins, with intent to murder him. _ _ — leWsZed Aim the widow* et the prosecutor that he sad the prieserra med • nimbler ether perms, were sam bas et enamel Desefit ealety. while Mid he meetings Is one et the noes of aS. they la Toshereet, Wat anabe. la Kush last, It seemed rases hod beat some dirreement between the primrose& tot MS Of the mot ben, is=s saltiest et the sseiely, mad geed deal ot WM' ; and a easee4 tit sso2 k beins; lallollollllg Se = lli piree in the fit the the yriseese barred true the melba net plea, and beesewred a bed =deem ortioloseteisidea ir e the room, end mewed the dew, sod deshoolthet es enedieeld enter.a l llbea the the{ molar kr hel the mostra enter, the poisoner sod ape et the meets west to the teem, rime the parer was, sad ideal nasebera admitted, hates armed that ne asterg sheer I take Pose odd, with Ashur impenstiess, that lie would have the Ws et the duet mee who catered the nor After • sheet ket end, the pare farad in pall et the lea k ad they Ilia elmeried the pram, ia the middle et the seem with • pita mu ow hant adi aa cutlass in the other, tad as the prow cuter wee than to admire into the ram the leak et the pistol was heard to asap, hat it did nit soplois. The seer stM eentinned eus g sa tesperate *eats toweeds the ill u and his es ether I.ll rhat "Dy the that maiie d Vlie= sheet say new who stored the rtes." At heath the dyer was forced epee, sad the preeesetor atranera into the nom, and the mement he did se ItheE:d a sewed par at him, sal the whole et the athred his belly. The injuy le easier wee el the eiterestr i ne lees than brawson a asizty shots Ursa sassed the well of the asessel, osseeding Is the althea et the gssn, wee Mad. Ike men then a math 8 1= 14 wes down td although he visa+ it appeared that • pod meey elate still =ol ll4 7ll7 l l l th e tedy. After the rimy hot boss indicted the passer esedneed for some time in a wiry excited state, be Vie the arrival et Mr. Mow& as laspaster of l a xi g lb r e enneedered himself, rad on Ids Wimp tram to the shales he said that the phiel had gees eir t i When the phials that were takes hem the • same were afterwards enamdeed, it we Mod that he nimbi the one with whisk the juju, bed less Misted, and the other pistol was she hand to be leaded. Mr. Ballarat addrimed the jury for the prisoner, and the lessurajodishaving swenwedap, the jury, after some deliberation, ssinietid tfs rimer u She agar chary, bat bowl Mu pithy of sabres the poteseater with in tent ts de hat pains ham. The peitise at. ementee the primer to the mercifal car dese _ Vaasa Plate felt that big dug emptGed him, la raelt a ease, to peso a very seem amMease, whisk was, that he be transported bored the seas for tea pen. MARKETS. COTTON.—Livaaroor., MAT 15.—The sales of cotton today are ostbasted at 12,000 hales, and consist of 600 Perna= end Maxesham, at Bd. to GM. ; 200 Bahia, at 60. ; 039 Sgypthsa ? at 614. to Sid. ; 1,600 Surat at 30. to to. ; awl the remainder American at previous prices. Exporten bum lass 1,000 bales, and speculators 3,000. The im sensible Thursday are 26,000 bales; the market closing Any sad well supplied, excepting for the better qualities of atmselosa ; prices of all kinds us unchanged from those of yollioday. 11%scomorrsys, May 16.—We have • quiet and very Wilda market to-day, Is conaequrace of the unwilling ness of buyers to give the continually advancing prices asked by spinners sad maitafacturers to meet the con siderable rise which be. bees offestod in cotton during the lei taw weeks. Thom ma be so doubt that the ad man es esteem is mid, swiss to undue speculation, sad the test is tliss adverted to is the circular of • bye home is tile klanehesser Inds yesterday : On desday the dinsoliss stoamer arrived Is Liverpool, bring*, intelligens@ of a shorten whisk Moms but little, If say drabt, lb. highest estimates of the crop being vodka Throve\ sgeealative excitement, however, the AMMAN& marks* won rather higher, and when this was haws In Limpid the market there assumed Increased liminess. This bad MN effect on the goods market. Manafesturers steed I. their prices with confidence, and fur fabriesolost in request silted more money ; but this was not elhossil to very stritagsstly, es it was found to obstruct buds.. • but buyers IMO willing to operate on previous rase% mid a fair extent of business, on these terms, was ins en Tuesday sad Wednesday, sines when the market has bon • little quieter, but its firmness of character has bus mdataMed without the least abatement. We bare no insamial thaw to report in yarns. The demand has not boss sods, la dinsibm bst It has been regular, and on a 1111161M011 oak. Illplanore are mostly under contract, and sows have tried to Improve their prices a little, but the attempt has sot has suceemful, and the week ' s business he Ma .trosmilsd at the full prices of last week. Sim this siossher was Mud the total sales of cotton at Li veep's& bore boa mufti et 111,900 bales, of which 61,000 only have hem to the leads, leaving upwards of 60,000 for export and speculation, sif which 41,000 were avowedly sp.- cuWive pesekeses. Hagen naturally evince great uneasi ness in swims se forced upwards, especially in the face of a crop which is sow gesnadly fixed at 3,000,000 bales for America, or exceeding by MO,OOO any which has yet been produced in that country. Spinners report having obtained id. to 4d. advance on cop yarn this week, but it is by no means general; and on yarns for export great difficulty has been experienced in obtaining Id. to id., whilst the attempts to enforce such rates are limiting business materially. This morning the Asia steaniship,frona America, was telegraphed off Holyhead aa the market was about to open, and most parties appeared disposed to await her advices before ope rating further to any extent. WOOLLEN CLOTH.-Litan, MAY 15.-The 'market has been very brisk and animated to-day; an esoellent nudism has beam done. Perhaps on no one market-day during th e last twelve months ham there been so ma th cloth sold as there has been to-day. Business in the wanhousee has been inactive and quiet during the week. NEW COURT.--B•TUIMMT. sues ins ODOM Stamm. Richard Hassaton Coussaang, • patimenrieeking , man semsdered sad pleaded panty to as Milano, charge blue with ldmily swung to As Wadi ef • ose tain doe sYta, wiresby he ob tai ned • nada m a moan. eireamelesess Ott gave ries to the ledislasst were who led leafy ben • beekaller 1. tad wee swig dm wean to the &am Zenso Oarine, hod dotard • sea of nosy, said to be Asa MK. ups' 69 swain 01 MIN =II I " win "Mid Si Wm. and whisk fis made a was pas usunalior ed. het ups his balk repay taking plea. it wes heed it hid Mos aseamped at the tints hi swen to the trash of the tisdesettsa. It was stead de the dellises. sal As by the pewee. 'ion, that the paws Ind paid above IN per eat. ha the sue of wasay. No .dives was aired urn the estpet . , sad the esestasstossed Ida to Meassas cy Gram Tem, Ashes Tripy sad gawp ear rendered to take their trial Uor famine way oat riot, and assaulting Elias Wield. The has paved is evidence spied **yearns, Mang beta Moneady ppesial whip penedings is eatassies with thelominka ve s t ef want they mese WIN Ms Jett of of 'madman et the law seats at Wootedeeese est also at Midenes fribilik. it reel mot be asesesey sew to Malt late amts debit. It append frees the samoest et the poesentria, as isterestleplealag, ease. masesied wentea, that bee Will bad boss Maori et the sad Nosy* Bath-street, Cleduarell. sad fallen hat sus bed ekla gads seh lia l li i at the does of the let year, Mese ~ she was het is the been to keep peessedea. ease attempts wen made to *Main posesodes, tril b C her set. but they set eseeseiing, Teary. whole •a hadise. Y Cteahenwte, NM. emesposisil with a dens sea, easspt when won the two ether Omen. .d stating the, they had boas seat by the tesslaise W mks sepia, they, with a view of driving hie ea sf the Men, fer a pried id gene lisp wen rift of the ass bran, haw. tad nest uswriesitable s.i M. Veer Terry's dined= they tea est the miaow% boa up the leers, eat down the stain, mid aides the pretense elowdeg the rooms daubed the Patna that to met ani ab sead ' the water he two dip was to I! sods." sight sereMaga wen is the They ha, thaw water in her, basis nod et water dews as eldu an the asseist ohs to light a Ire, nosed the drams, and Melly Mr Teen se *aria ea the werhadonin his. ass the hew eta doer MI lowa. 'lbis net nesse& aa4 Meet his abuts down. ern sold aver her anywhere. Tuba sill Mock Ms due. Wry threw her ate thefiropfeek and Ten, thew • pail Meade ever her, and dully ups the last dar et dada Tow spa cane, and they Mud • pug ass amid lasi& who was bt the Mere with her. Terry Modred breZ. Mee was kicked enevely in the groin, damp" in the seen sad, Mass her parti ally three& the . pat a liana ep sod hope to ▪ joilabd bow WSW mg dialed the.. Bar emus bad unease • pea amt. wed slam of this seighbess endued her sod leek bee Make to the awes ear =lsar wan non time. The ash wen a negpsoeSed that they Tern tad his pa; ate holled. sad fully legal pasediap settled the quills d NM* Thojery Awl that Greedy. Tony we salsesei M en sad the °than to four maths' ad berillabwre. i ht essBtiellis sad huedhibsa. This cs.elsd.d the basins* of the snake. THE POLICE COURTS. WOUILIP-STILIST. Harriet Tarrant. sa Minima wines, wit* has boa Salliallaily is . was testgel with Charles NEis, gamed -la rearatatilass. the !pair of se mom AM The promeator mad* an extraordinary sleitestet, the purport of whisk woo, that while prolog Um* Primes stmt., Mud 4 o'clock es - ,die/ afternoon, he was amoeba Ile , sad of a skirt osavenw Sion he to her lismoloakiss to pee -1 mod eft la ma palliwbooss, trim limy lad sown salbsimeM. the timpolemar. Mao is was kw lits am& of to om e to Mr Meat k die asieMoebsol , whim h =bar oat kr mem ligvar, wiSh whit oho romeM, aftwr poolommil aboome, and adeowelog toteaeis Me with a poslmesesidef la her bawl,_ pawed - moss kb NA fell bask 'apes des lewl k a stets of per mad, a MMus last to raise him- Mail Ma he Milos.powerrof mlts, la flatt Lom;C: , of MA ilillowel. asl idl 4 Mariessie Mt tZ a bi l ip o ssirM. firma is abeloastM a muss big, Myna !IL sad at., lbs t h e of whisk she Mt MM. tad to *slog the No la bit pekoe Mots' owl of lis ear with Ike "Imessy. No ganweisi bit alhelst die GM Allaw her, bat remained etawdy pwattsil. sari mitiewsi la cab soma amatow state kr organ's of Mee Loamy whist the stealthily entend ilto soma. mi. vim finalislisi= en line with:saga 10= A r o t Lea Ito rea= "i st i a l d. ampt i n e o s e l l dews sake, at the bete .1 whisk, be famed the *sewer to the essapsay of ..ether mem% melemaseul to NM Mid of her bet was so gristly enbaswied that fall forward in N. Abet to do ea, sad the two vomit, after a harm of derisive laughter as he helpless toadltha, darted out of Ilet Moos. Be firragesi with seme n MBank to MOWS hot, wad pressetiod to a neighouring pabliwboam, Mow Mr wee supplied with rastarativew width swobied bin to make bo t wa y to the statics-boss, sad to &mak the paths with the particulars of the robbery, _end a Wont* dessetption of the primmer ; but she swasMod is sham parsek until the evesime, when she wee at length Simard, awl taken law esy. In mower to the charge, the prisoner said it was correctly tem that she had partaken of the prommter's hospitality at dire/oat pablitelsoome, until he became helpless from in to:intim bet declared that the whole of his subsequent allitellbrlS wee a pure ithriesties. The promoter, however, nerd the magistrate that be was perkedy sober whoa the worms deemed him into her house; mad it Moist' been also In Mat the prisoner had bum I. emstody Whey upon Medlar charges, s k e was ordered to be remanded for the completion of the &po lities& CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD HAILWAY.-Thu Com pany have made some extensive arrangements for enabling the public, during the ensuing eumwer, at a moderate wet, of between 5/ and 61., to make twin , of a month's duration throughout the whole of Ireland. --- FATAL AUNDIINT.—On Saturday morning, at about nine o'clock, Adelaine Wooltnough, aged 37, a err Cant, employed at No. 13, Sidniorith street, Gray'iehria road, was precipitated from the third story window to the yard below, a bright of upwards of 60 feet. In the course of the fall die burst through a skylight. The fearful crash alarm• d the inmates of the house, which is a reeeptioo or lodging establishment for foreigners, several of whose rushed out, and found the unfortunate woman bleeding profusely from her skull, and quite in.ensible. Taylor, 84 (I, was tailed in, and she was conveyed to the Royal Free Floipital, wham Dr. Lou. and other medical , 18. era of the establishment rendered every huivaue stismtanea. ller skull was Immured, her ribs wore broke., aid the whole framework of her body was shattered in a most dreadful manner. She expired soon after entering the hoe. pitel. LlNEN.—Hammer, May 14.—Stooks of yarns do not diminish, but there baa been some activity in the market ale week, owing to the low prices at which manufacturers see amply themselves. It bee intend some spirit into the Made, as there is some mosey to be relied in the manafeo tore of many kinds of cloth. Since our former report the linen trade has ruled dull. At Ballymena, on Saturday, the market was better supplied with linens ,the greater part of the field labour being now over. Prices are unchanged The lower sets keep very depreveved, and sellers find it difll - to clear off their *tacks, but the finer sorts of 4-4 (say 11 to 12-00) sell leerily. Bleaching light linens are selling pretty well at lesser rates, and pay the w as well, If not better, than they have done for several y ears back. Own fl-4 ere very dull of sale, and are bringing any but geed pekes. The advice' from abroad are not at all favenulde, sad few orders have been received by the het Mutsu mil. The weather at New York has been Ma spied the spring sales, and prices have ruled low. The eerriving trade bas been ruinous this wawa—the Reeds having been Is very many cases forced off at onetions. Any beeksene sish m ow is by mks direct—the army, in I =t ra fortem, paid behee Zeds hue the . Flan in= 6, t o to= marl" the paresis bought late prises. The urns he Ins sewing Is new y our, and any abed ast Wale Sew heed Ike eve ned *et such 110110 dm saiiilf its original met. In the O is e eotton Meek ilege ems slow of improvement daring the essik; Ore been in better demand at abort Os um , which ruled sales for the past mai ill Itie air ' manufacture of muslin is con sume. MIMI bee. ter massy years put, been gradually ab out/A lie buds= formerly dose is Glasgow.—Baluesr O F Wore DARE.—Biumtwomor — , MAT 15.—Ordess from . - --- the bona AMINNISUI, mM ens se tiro continental whets, hays was haillulles the wish, sad trade here still leeks oli=spa the whim there is a vary fair orWkling erdses la the essny and sane solanial advice' Neu* sass to haat eve avassaeging. The Osman trade bee dogged this spring; the eaten bays mot boon nearly so Ism se and; such la have deem ressived have been for the ammea dais of goad dad ssaspolleka in dens rase leseslas asso so nage GA that the trade thither Is now Now* worth cultivating; eons of the most rsipeetable eerelmatet bays retired ea t ties German trade, sad leaving tte the loge ohms a reedy advesturers front tbat quarter he mato the pests et hardware manufacture la this esiantsy, sad sew net always *NA to be a very praikabis =1111"r el r seashotursis g er say one with wheat they eensera. Orders MEM tie Ulnae sad ham apsia bays hasped of late, arl sairiderable eensipreside el our eeadires bays task sail are bac node to the mast& The aistal- rollers are tray, and the Ise& Is dy a letiz afta lessa s tr e kv, esospt In so for so Token Fns we learathattho Pions emu is in a seders ere ysq trifionrkh- Ws; everybally aani Zta fall anploj, and the orders F has „,..,,,.. loot week or two , (w Ta i t tle p p li aevs of last y are stationary withent any probability of an CORN.—C•mantnon, May 16.—Our market was cheaper for Whom, and dull for everything elem. Wheat, red, 36a. to 385.; white, 425. Beans, No. to 32.. Peas, 29.. to 32.. Oats, 19e. to 225. CANTIRBORT, Ma 16.—W e had but • short supply, and rim rather lower. white, 40e. to 46.. ed. ; !mown, Me. to 40e. Barley 36.. le 221. Beam, We. Si. to 335. CoLcansraz, May 16.—A mall supply of Wheat; to effect sales It was neeewsry to take le. los ; this lumen ttlry were unw il ling to submit to, consequently bet e is b i lisses transpired. Barley Pees, and Beans as last week. Ohroonerus, May 16.-There was a small 'apply of =Wheat at oar market this day, for which last I rime were &masted. and obtained for best maples. Time was little laquiry for feed" and the few ales re puted are at rather lower rates. Barley a slow sale, but ne decline is submitted to by holders. English Beans are held lee Is. per quarter advance. Foreign unaltered. Oats move ets i tl i t at prime the tam in favour of the buyer. , white, per imp. qr., 4801 0 e., 42e. to 43e. ; sli r dt e a. .7a-: Ductile and white 0011111111110. Ms. to 475. ; red, Polish Odess, or choice Danube, 375. to 38s. ; Mr rianopell, Pseaseenian, Stettin. and Hamburg Ugnadfes• to 42a ; comesen Mesa , Danube, Duals, Ms. to ; hard lubaaka sad Ttemlog, Ms. to ,• French, white, 41s. to 425. ; red, No. to 30a Barley, English, malting, per imp. qr., 275. to Ms. ; Irish, Wm to 275. ; Seale and French, Ms, Is 30e. ; Odesbruoh, Pomeranian, to., Mc to 275. rinding, per imp. qr., 4001 be., 255. Od. to 111. Llrkik 24e. to 25e. Od. ; foreign Egyptian to ; Pomeranian and French, ' 24s. to 26e: glaaiirgailtppear 1 , 1 1 . L. t r na 6 ell ll , lt ate 3 t st a ni t l ° T ' 1 3 .1e3t...! iR to Aug. Oats, per 412 lbs., Wexfor d, amieieh, white, 20s. to 20s. 6d. • Cork, ater iith :fo s rd, NAT Me. to 209. Sd lrish, black, 19e. 111 ; WAG, 19e. to 19e. 8 1.; gn , weigh- Mg Saba. is elm, 28a to 21s. bd. Peas, Emil* break- Imp. reeee 3 re, 9l. pee l. 1 5. 41:721. ' ,6 3°° 30. t4) . lin . sievlgk lab c, nor ten, 7 to 180 s.; French (none offering), 1625. to Ina Imports of the week ending May 15: Barley, IMO; Oats, 1,320. Clutanvola May 15.-Supply of Wheat liberal. There wee mere dims:Utica to purchase than last week, and a con siderable erteat of business was dons at a alight decline in Wm. Wheat, 40s. to 60.. Bailey, 30s. to 345. Oats, 20e. to 211 a. Beam, 311. to 34e. Peas, 31s. to 34.. • - - - - I.IIITTOSD, May dirty of Wheat at our market fair; the Inset samples goads t week's prices; inferior desrlptisss le Wild liner ; bat little Barbi offering ; miser wppsstsl OMB waled dull. Peas and Rea= quite es pad bade. Wheat, lac 245. to 30s. per load. Barley, Ns. leate, per qr. Oats, 17s. to 24e. Peas, 17.. to 21s. pm. lead. Seine, 17s. to 21s. Tares, 225. to 26e. Rye, 17s. to 19s. MANCHPATRA, MAT I:S.—Throughout the week the trade has continued in a very lifeless state; factors, however, have not *hewn any anxiety taltrese sake at ma terially lower rates, but is the limited business posing buyers have bad the turn of price. in their favour en most articau. Coastwise and from Ireland the arrivals at Liver pool and Runcorn are scanty ; but from abroad we have to notice a further large supply of flour from America, terce -1 thee with liberal quantities of wheat and It dian own. Our market this morning was of a languid character, and on wheat and dour we notes reduction of Id. per 701b5., and 6d. per sack, respectively. Oats and b. ens, owing to the favourable change in the weather, moved off slowly. at barely last week's rates • whilst oatmeal, although in mode- , r a te demand, fully maintained its previous value. NIIWCASTI.II-1/POIt.TTNI, May 15.—The weather this week has been favourable, having experienced copious falls of rain ; yesterday, however, the temperature was low, accompanied with heavy hail showers and thunder ; to-day is also cold for the season. At our market this morning we had about our usual supply of Wheat from the growers, but the arrivals coastwise being short of prevent require. menu. fresh thrashed samples moved briskly off at fully I last week's prices, anything extra in partial instances making 1.. more stoney. South country qualities found ; rather more inquiry, the best run s of Boston or Wie i beach red tv-bag placed without difttlilty at Ms. to Ile 6d., choice Solkilk and Norfolk at the some trine selling at pea lportionate rates. In old foreign not much stirring. Flour was less premed for sole, but the demand was fat from ac tive et oar quotation. Rye in retail request, sad prices WORCESTIE, May 15.-Oar market was fully supplied with Wheat, but holden would not give way in prices, and trade ruled dull at previous rates. More doing in Barley, at full prices. We had a fair sale for Oats, at rather over the currency of this day week. There was an improved demand for Beans and Peas. Tong, May 15.-We hays only a moderate show of Wheat at our market to-day, for which last week's prices A were generally obtained. small show of Oats and Beans, and prices unaltered. Wheat, white, 433. to 45e. per im perial qr.; red, 391. to 41e. Beans, 33e. to 35e. Malt, 52a. to 5 4 . Oats, 10d. to 10id. per stone of 14 lbs. Flour, 284. to 31s. per sack of 280 lbs. W AAAAA ORD, May 15.-A considerable quantity of rain has fallen during the week, proving of great service to all growing crops ; but the temperature continues unusually low for the season of the year. No change of consequence , has occurred in our markets since &nudity last; the de -1 mead for all articles has been confined to the immediate wants of purchasers at about former prices. Whet: In prepared Irish we have not heard of any transactions, but a few parcels of foreign have changed hands at somewhat under our last quotations. Oats have been offering more I freely from the interior, but, owing to the high prices de. mended by holders, the sales effected have been unim- I portant. Indian Corn has been in fair request, at an abate , meat of 3d. per barrel. Flour cheaper by 64. per sack. Undried: Wheat, white, per 20st., 23a. 6d. to 23.. 9d.; red mill, 23e. Od. to 23a. 6d. ; shipping, 20e. 9d. to 21s. Barley, malting, per 16st, 13s. 6d. to 14s. • grinding, 12s. 6d. to 13s. Oate,white,per 145t.,104.&1.t0 1 15.6 d.; black, 10.10 d. to Ile. Od. Dried and foreign: Wheat, Irish mill, per 20st., 244.04. to 24,6 d. ; shipping, 234.0 d. to 233.64.; Polish Odessa, 22a. to 22..64.; whits, 255. to 25e. 6d.; French red, 2411.3 d. to 255. Od. Barley, grinding, per 16st., 13s. to 13e. 6d. Oats, white, per 14st, 11e. 61. to 12a. ' • black, 111.3 d. to lls. 6d. /War, superfine, per sack, 30s. to 31s. Od. ; seconds, 265. to 16s. ; thuds, 23.. to 255. ; fourths, 18s. to 19s. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 stone,lBs. 6d. to 18a. 9d. ; American, yellow and red, 18e. 3d. to 18..6d.; French white and yellow, 18e. Od. to 18e. 6d. ' • Ancona and Tuscan, 176.9 d. to 183.0 d.; Egyptian, 16e. 6d . to 161.; damaged, for cattle, 12a. 6d. to 1&". Egyptian Wheat, 18e. 6d. to 18s. 9d. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt., 7s. 9d. to Bs. Od. Oatmeal, 11.. to 11.. 6d. Bran, per 6 stone, 3s. 6d. to 3s. 9d. Imports this week : Wheat, 1,182 qn. ; Indian Corn, 975 ; Flour, 50 barrels. Exports this week: Wheat, 150 barrels; Oats, 4,815; In- dian Corn, 450; Oatmeal, 68 cwt. KIIKOALDY, May 15.-A good deal of rain has fallen during the week, indeed fully sufficient for some lands; so far, however, it has been beeelkiaL At our country mar kets this week there seemed more inquiry on the part of buyers for every kind of grata, and although we cannot re port any edema ha palm. fanner rates were fully main tained. dm tera se in Omar sellers. Here to-day we had 101161ftill dWheat sad Oats, and small of Barley ; sales q ; prime of Wheat Ice par qr. higher than on last market day. Oats and Barley about Bd. per qr. dearer. Wheat, 37.. to 44e. 631. per qr. Barley, 275. to 31s. Oats, 19s. to 22a. Ottawa, par bag of 2801b5., 30e. to 31s. Mora or Ono MAT Mu=ss.—This market took place on Wednesday, when the weather was again favourable. There was a considerable, though not large attendance of dealers from the eastern shires, and one or two from the south, besides the local dealers, who generally appear ' , in the market. The market was slow, and rather stiff throughout. The best Beasts were diffault to sell at past pewee, and some lots were from fin. to 10s. heck from last market, whilst the month's keep was also lost to the sellers. Small Beasts were, as espeeted, rather dif ficult to sell, at prism also somewhat down. The ebow of heavy stock was very limited, only some three or four lots appearing suitable for the purposes of the seat country buyers. There were a few goad lots of young Bi4hlanders which were sold at a fair remunerating price. The Sheep and Lamb market presented a miserable display, only a few fair lots of Lambs beinp on the wound. In the Horse market the only animals worth long at were a few fine young colts.—lneernese Courier. • POULTRY,ito.—NIWOLTII AND LIADINN A LL, MAT 15: —Turkeys, 31. 3d. to 78.; ducks, le. Bd. to 2s. fd. ; tame rabbits, Is. 2d. to ls. Bd. ; wild ditto, Bd.to 14.24. ; pigeons, bd. to Td. ; roasting pigs, 3s. Od. to 4s. Id. each ; 'Surrey fowls, 6.. Gd. to Bs. 6d. ; ditto chickens, 4s. 6d. to G. Bd. ; barn-door fowls, 3s. Bd. to Gs. per couple ; English eggs, 6s. 9d. to Ts. 6d. • French ditto, 81. to Gs. 9d. per 120 ; fresh butter, 10d. tOls. ld. per lb. FISH.-13n.uxosoarn, MAT 16.—Bels, 4d. to 10d. per lb.; soles, 3d. to lc Bd. per pair ; lobsten, 6d. to ls. Od. each ; oysters, te. to 88. per bushel; bloaters, Od. to Od. per deem ; cod fish, 2s. to 4s. Od. each; turbots, 6s. to 12s each ; plaice, ls. 6d. per twenty's salmon, ls. 6d. to ls. Bd. per lb. ; maekarel, 4d. to Bd. mob ; crimped mate, 6d. to 8d• per lb. tally supported. Grinding Barley scarce and wanted. Malt withal Change. Beans sell slowly, whilst boiling Peas, on account of their comparative scarcity, are rather dearer, 355. having been realised for a lot of foreign just arrived. With Oats we were moderately @applied by our grown, and the receipts coastwise bring eqully se, more firmness pervaded the trade, 21s. having been repeatedly offered and refused for S cotch ex-warehouse, not a very good colour, weighing naturally 41frbe. per bushel. P ri ces:- What, British, Northumberland, new, white, 40s. to 40e. ; red, 38.. to 425.; Norfolk and Suffolk, old, white, 425. to 455.; red, 401. to 42..; new white. 44.. to 475. ; red, 395. to 435. ; Lincolnshire, old, wh ite, 40.. to 445.; rod, 3 8 s. to 415.; new, white, 42a. to 455. ; red, 9s. to 425. ; Scotch and Dun dee, whits, 39e. to 425. . • red, 38e. to 405.; Alneniouth and Berwick, white, 40s. to42e. ; red, 38e. to 40s. Rye, Nor folk and Suffolk, 345. to 365. ; Berwick and Scotch, 245. to 26e. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 28s. to 28e. ; Chevalier, 275. to 28e. ; extra, 29e.; Northumberland and Scotch, 26e. to 28e.; Chevalier, 275. to 295. ; grinding and distilling, 245. to 2 6 5. Malt, 6 0.. to 525. ; Chevalier, 525. to 51s. Oats, Northumberland and Scotch, potato, new, 20.. to 245.; common and Angus, new, 20s. to 22.. Peas, white boilers, 325. to 35e.; grey and maple, 28s. to 325. Od. Beans, new, 30.. to 335. Flour, fine, Stockton and Northumberland, 28s. to 30s. per sack ; Norfolk, white, 30.. to 32a. ; households, 275. to 295.; seconds, 2.1 e. to27e; house holds, 245.t0265.; thirds, 225. to 245. ; households, 225. to 245. Foreign: Wheat, Dantzic and Konigsberg, white, 445. to 4Gs. ; red,3Be. to 405.; Silesian, white, 425. to 44.. ; red, 40.. to 425.; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 445. to 485.; red, 425. to 445. ; Hamburg, Marks, and Anhalt, white, 40s. to 445.; red, 38s. to 405.; Kiel and Holstein, white, 395. to 415.; red, 365. to 39e. • Petersburg and Arch angel, red, 31s. to 365. ; Odeasa, red, 31s. to 385.; ditto Polish, red, 38s. to 40.. Itye, Pomeranian and Prussian, 345. to 30s. Barley, Pomeranian and Holstein, 265. to 28e. Oats, Dutch, brew, 20e. to 225.; l'onieranian feed, 18s. to 20e. ; Holstein and Danish. 17e. to 19s. ; Archangel and Riga, 18s. to 18s. Peas, white, 325. to 345. Been., Fries. land, 30s. to 325.; Alexandrian, 72 1 . to 24e. Flour, per barrel of 1961 b.., United States and Canada, duty paid, 225. to 245. The aerials this week are : Wheat, coastwise, 1,750 qrs.; coastwise, 150; Barley, coastwise, 237; Malt, 143; Oats, 483; Peas, foreign, 86; Flour, 1,846 sacks. Mummies', May 15.—Our market was well supplied with Wheat to-day by the farmers, all in fine condition. Millers made a stand to buy at lower rates, and rucceeded to the extent of Is. per quarter ; but a good many preferred wait ing the result of a few more market-days, rather than take lees than 40s. per qr., which price was the extreme to-day ; 38s. to 395. wee, the prevailing figures. Flour trade exceed ingly dull; f.o.b. purchasers were very diffident in buying, and demanded concessions which millers were not willing to make. Barley trade was very small, being entirely con fined to grinding descriptions • prices remained unaltered. Beans and Peas were a good s ale, at similarprioes to last week. Oita were a free sale, at full rates. Prices current : Wheat, white, 445. to .50s. per qr.; red, 38s. to 40s. Bar ley, grinding, 25c to 2fis. Beans, old, 305. to 325. Peso, ffits. to 31s. Oats, 245. to 265. Fine household Flour, f.0.b., 6d. per sack of 280 lbs., purchasers finding sacks and claiming one month's credit. NOTTINGHAM, May 16.—We have but a moderate show of Wheat at this day's market, and holders are not inclined to take less money ; we have, therefore, merely • retail trade. Very little is done in the Barley market, u the malting season is almost brought to a close. Beans and Oats also are fully as dear._ Prreanonottoii, May 16.—There was a good supply of grain here to•day. Wheat sold at fully last week's prices. 8341 w., red, making 38s. per qr. Barley rather more in de- I mend, at a trifling advance. Pats and Beans ready sale, the former making 104. to 11d. per stone ; the latter 31s. to 32a. per qr. RZADING; Ha 15.—Notwithstanding we have • very short supply of heat the trade is excessively doll, millers reluctantly yielding to last week's prices. Summer corn of all descriptions is without alteration, and but little doing. Winne's, May 16.—The supply of grain of all kinds is short at this day's market. The best fresh Wheat meets with buyers on the terms of lest week. Tin same may be said of Oats, whilst Beans are rather in favour of the seller as to price. !ARY COl EIORREBETBRIRE CENTRAL RAILWAT.—OR Friday' fa Lord Rideable's committee, the preamble of this com pany's bill wits declared proved. The following general bills also pared through : Aber deen Incorporation Estate Blanked Briggs Waterworks, Accidental Death and liciilway Insurance Amalgamation, Forth and Clyde Navigation, London City Small Debts Ex tension, Lancaster Waterworks. EDDIED/OH AND GLAIIOOW RAILWAT.—ThD com pany's bill was declared to have complied with the standing orders. inwtce DOCK.—The preamble of this bill WY declared proved. Select committees sat on the Consolidated Annuities (Ire land), and on Ecclesiastical Muniments. CANNIBALISM IN MARTINIQUE.-A Martinique journal states that a negro and a nrgreas of Macouba, near St. Pierre, have been arrested for cannibalism. Four years ago a woodcutter, named Benoit, surprised three negrocs and a negress in a hut devouring a child that they had murdered. The cannibals resolved at first to murder Benoit to ensure secresy, hut at length they consented to spare his life on condition of his joining in their horrible repast, and I taking so oath never to reveal what he had seen. The man kept his oath until by a quarrel between two of the mini bale (the other two had died since the event in question), the (act transpired, and they were arrested. Benoit then came forward, and revealed the details. Ittants or WORKMEN IN FRANCE.—On Sunday last about 300 journeymen carpenters assembled at. Nantes to discuss propositions fur an increase of wages. The autho rates, comadering this mode of proceeding Illegal, arrested several of the leaders; and the remainder promised to take other means for representing their claims to their em ployers. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. einuresulds. th• " Gantt.," obi " L'yers tau. CASUALTIES. Janet, Power, of Liverpool, tir;;g;aher anchors, and went on shore in the river. May 9, remained five hours, came o 6• leaky, has put back here, been surveyed, and must discharge to repair.—Bayonue, May 11. Rosalie, May, which sailed hence on March 18, for Liver pool, laden with wool, hides, and tallow, put back on the 23rd, her cargo having ignited when three days out, sup posed from spontaneous combustion. She grounded on a point of rocks at Ile entrance of the harbour, and was towed in by her Majesty's steamer Locust ; cargo dia. charging, and so far, the vessel has sustai,.ed but slight damage.—Monte Video, April 6. a drifts ihm the BßA .lis iio . !til L! (knew r.t.oms. dilblowarl by die • 'lithe night—and ?A by the atoraing—teenutch. --. . s'''''''l Day what made up Iran what --. courrami. Ila tiemereg Init. Port 1 Who Ohtee Wales. der„atched. Na. Anterkatbylern.yeektt N 'May 21 l.tetto.t !.. . 2Arrlve4 itetenexbytnltett abase I easiest) AserketbyV.t.talZplit .11/ty 24 *anthem** hey 24 Africa ( Meet Ousel) ...Nll4tat et the must)) . Plyutonto ... June 3 tleaaetria• N 1 athigheth et awn. Dover Iletglata ..... ............ N [laity tearer 'Llalq &sail II 9th of the meta pow thuni,tonanne II dame Aim Meth et the tomtit liontlxaseten.:Jtute 16 Callfursu44•l4 ettairmill nodal/ Mot swath Inouut.aliptos.Tlay 2tl Cape of Oval give /1 14th of the month Piyenut.h......Jni. 3 Lametantinople • l4 7thlithl7thetnatotilhovar •May 20 Leateg Matrix lt Janet 7thote,ath atintliantplae.May 20 .. Dental tales ll Alon.,Wed.,iarLL ..couttonateti. Tu Th.ne 11111 14 2n4141711.61 14,aath Slott! tape*. 'Nay 20 hem . . .... MN 1.. Trice dilly lnner ........ 'Twee 41. kee5a•........... N XIII ithtlthot mos Lame ...—.... May 30 tianabarg N Tuerebty X Pr.:l a; Unarm lnee.,Sat Xollancl ..................11 Wedaen 16 &tut. LanJon !Itonak i !loodurse ..............N Mb of the att,hth thohthaeophea Ilay 10 Ireland it a N Twice dally.. . . ;lolybet.4 "fmr:e. h. tuba (via flentlreapt.)M 11th of the marl. %oath antton 'llay 20 ladle (91.) llareeillue) N othb.24thoi meta Dints ..... 'Lrrited Ilediterraneta(vta heath warm) . fa WM of the month tscralltataptno i hay 20 Otto:Awl& ) ...N ea/With ot tu(:). th 1 Wye r Melee) Xezieo X 21)4 of the thooth,tioutt.salywe.,Jues 2 Madeira XXX* ~, ) Ite,l7X,lnte,27th I st3ethut the month toner !nay la Naples. la 311.13t142.3th0f Men Dover i Nay 21 ; Repel @tater. .) sth 1 sth2ttf.otmon Duet r .hay 22 Pennwalt) ....... ........ Id 7thl7thst thof most , ,euthamploa May 2i Pent M Judal7thot tauathinouthamptom.'llny .0 rutaen). .....N • t!.lsth.nth•lno. , - no , f !Ka 22 Mot Indies ll4 nth of the moat/. ~utheenian. Mc ; 2) Watt 104.114 (64•564 Ile tattaa.and Namatu) Milne of the %oats llouthataptoa. Junes • lbe WWII° taue *WOLIN WU 1•, cosereFia ilea& psalm via itanviliva. ARRIVED. ADOILD-at Falmouth, May 14, from-. ...... ... M . Odom Animus-at Graosead, May 14, [nice Ri. ilichaelb AMA-et Gravesend. May IS, from M. Mielaaers ANNA CATNALINA -at Gummed May IG, Iron Emden Anovs-at Bristol, May !6, ream . Bt. Michael's An or levers -at Liverpoo', May 13, from at hlichors Armors-at Liverpool, May 13, from -.....8t Michael's AMALIA-at Llverpeal, May IS from.. ...... ,.... haatTlC Masco-at Liverpool. May 13, from Apalachicola Carnume Mato-at Bristol. May 16, from. ...... Bt. Miehael'a Cuo-at Gravesend, May 13, from. KEW Cuo-at Graveseod, May 14, from Demerara CULL AND LW 111 -at Gravesend. May 16, tram_ .... - Matanua Coin no-at Liverpoul, May IS, dem , M. Michael's Closet -at .. Liverpool, May 13 from Do-a 1 Liverpool, May 13, fisna Panto' Diseracs -at Orameend, May 13, from. Caylosi Daumne-st Liverpool, May IS. from St. Michael's Drams-at Groomed, May 16, from Africa Durien-al Gravesend, May IS, Bum_ Madras lbe ire:al.-at Liverpool, May IS, from Iceland MOZAJI-at Grossing, May 13, from . .......... ........... -Ledo Lva-at Grave seed, May 13, from - Antigua ratia-oo•Baaos-at Liverpool, May IS, from New Orleans PASINT-at Lammed. m-sy 15, from. New Orions ' , Loam-at Ormond, May IS Pat Wok Froca-at Gravesend, May 15, from AR IlloheeFe GOOD knave-at Liverpool, May IS, from ....... Cads MAAAONT-at Ora May IS, Iron. (milk lieraarui-at Gravesend, May 14, from ...... -.....A1pas Dap hog Wssur-ati Liverpool, May 13, from. Lishim )04231 raTITA-41 Liverpool, May IS, from_ .-• -Tarragona JAM LT IN:subs-at Gravesend, May 14, from Denims Jo. tiourea- at Graeae:ld, May IS, from NOW Laura -off Falmouth, May IJ, from B. Ayres 1= aavo-at °messed, !lay 16, from Faro nue- at Ouglertand, May 14, from S. Lome MalLaDsovola -at Graveaend, May 14, from Jamaica Illsomm-et Gravesend, Me 15, from Paupers t::tac-O Ormond, May i6, Aran . Teak" T Ruh-at Gravesend, NI Ay 13, from Calcutta I Illsoon-et Gravesesd, May IS, from Noon Nor thusass-at Greveriesd, May 16, from Bombay Beerveni-at Liverpool, May IS, from B. Ayres Orraos-at Liverpool, May 13, from Mobile °moon -at Dml, May 14, from Mauntius PatsDONNA-411DalTMOUla, May 19, 144411 Prass.-14 Falmouth, May 13, from Rio Grande Mao, Bram -at Lin= May 15, from New Tort Putnam lIALL-s t Gra . May 16, from St. Kilts Pausoui-M Groused, May IS, from Barbados Berto-at Gravesend, May IS, from Jamaica Bore. Wituss-at Gravesend, May IS, iron. f4 . ,. - -' Ros oar -et Liverpool. Ms' IS, tr....- ..... - __ _ _ _. Falmouth, -. " -__ -.• 147 1 .• 81111 lillooto—at 1,...050ut1y May 14, Irma 'faganrog Bomar—at Bristol, Kay 16, from Mum tunas—at Oranosad, May 15, from Hobart Town Surer—M Graveaand, May 16, from. Trieste roar—at Liverpool, May 15, from Tar.s.r.ro—at Liverpool. May 15, from Bt. Michaele Waves—at Deal, Kay 14, from Azores Waraauvr—of 14.Albam, May 14, from fume' Wasartaa—at Limpet, May IS, Mom ... Wotan Z %ALCM —at Limegad. May IS, tom Legb.ra _ Kiwi° BAILED. Avorera—from Or= May 16, to Neweaat'e Amami—tram llay IS, to New York Blaillia—from Liarpool, XIV IS, to Rio Jarelro Cl4llM—from Orawmod, May 15, to Made [Lisa—tam lAcar ael, May IS, to Ovorarai—from Mamma, Kay 15, to Norway Otamoan—koa Livapool, May IS, to Bind Hasa—tom Lamed. May 15, to /ay Tait ILI ammo Basoos—frara Liverpool, May 15, to Pisa lionono—tam Ltaspoi, M4y 15, to Oaths. La IMILIONIIO6-4MOR Oroarod, May Is, to c oWeebetr lacworsa—lliona I.= May IS, to Joao , 1 . 1 1. 62 5 : to Bombay I deas slam May 13, to Magma Jorroarn—traa Waled, As, 1 to Pia* Rico Jam Z. Woals—tion y Is, to ...... New Took ins Mona-lam OW 13, to New Orleua Mail POWYS hialoriara—lam Oracerend, May 16, to ...Nomy ISM—!em Lioapool, As; IS, to Liam Makaaill—Mia OkaiNali. Mayl6, to P. Philip Me beech—tamellMitll.l. May 15, to &Town Mitirailaza—lkon Limped, May IS, in Hamburg Mamoo—from Uverysi, May IS, to N. Video Noworrorao—tam Omani, May IS, to P. Philip (der—Na Orwasiod, Mac 16, to Jamutca ranaional—Men Liarpool, hlol3, to ........ New Took lionost Deo —drum atmz. M s IS, to Staten Wand May IS, to P. Philip Sr eroomall, May 16, to ............ ........ Now Unload a lbjA r ri.l Taoism—Ma May 13, to .New Tort Taft. LIMI-61116 May 14, to Australia Torta—alla Mai IS, so Tanana. —from tommnami„ May 16. to M^ssuanio—lkie Mord. My 1.14 to 6 . Jaostre VBSSZLB SPOKEN WITH. °Witlyro (bargee), 1W S. eleerbig 8 W., let 41 N, lon. 14 W. lunernale, brow Livorpool 8x Airing* Karol 21, lot. 9 N., logs. 23 W. Sr Charles Nerber. frogs Mobile to Liverpool, May 12, In tat SO N. lon. 11 W., by the Srin.gabrogb. (AdVertlialllent.l--HOLLOWAIrB PILLS, AN MEC TVAL PJI2ItOT POll. GOUT ARP KillrilArzem.—Xstrest d w Letter that Yr. leas, at MM. Godeserewhishotter, dated April W.l 11.11112. lb helm= Hatte in's, eree.-41e...4 W &arm yea dad llor lets Iwe odkoor Moo amble 'bowman, 'Ed atm kid for ado loydrw. losiiis *nova lor atimisa the mit olOoloodoo Mot; woo Wooed ono bioritor osoxi7Sol. huge tt i imodlool Imiessik them ho ever, bibs et se media Not mommol Iwo which, Iso kw, lo orb sobort duo ollbolod olitoolflll. an* esabkd zoo to roam may owOornona. SIM by at =4. sad at Pro eeeor ailletrafe eitaMidmat, 144. &read, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BURROUGIIB.—May 12, at the Rorreeproad, Mra. J. 8.. Boroughs of a so= DRUI7T.—Kay If, the wife of R. Montt, Eat, of Cur:Abele/et, Mayfair, of a daughter. GRI&ILLL.—May 12, at Chsgetew, U. Beira, of a ace. LUTWYCIIIL-Way at ftw=o. cid Lodge, Lower Sydenhato, Bast, the W R oof . Left,lM, ale &rotate. 110 ROAN.—May If, at 1/sity„ the wile of C. Wasiak Esq., of a daughter. Ann/N.—May Mat 1/411feat, Mn. Y. B. &Boa, of a ace. WOOD.—Way If, Vie lib of W. Waal, M.D., et Bethlehem Mu , petal, prffeaturdy, ef a agaghtsr. Mrs. T. Da la MARRIAGES. BERRT—SPRATT.-11411, at Btake CTarch, Inymouth, be the Bev. W. J. St. MANIA W. Berry, hew., Aseatantwurgeon, Rapt: rtilliwy, to KI/emwitla, stood daughter of (Apt. tipratt, R.N. B A JRCHLER—DUNK.May 11, at St. Mary% Scarborough, by the Rev. J. W. D. Henceman, J. &Worthier, Fag., lII.M.'a glet Rem., to KlWalegia. third den*ter of the late J. Donn, E.g., Scarborough. BROWNENG—WALICRI.—May 12, at ht. Baal% Bairwpood, by ttlel= nun. Seatlyg=lacambent, 11. Browning, ,of Char ter nom at W. 11. Brolnung, Req., of etoke Nourtogooroso.. to Ells% elder &twitter of O. Walker, E.g. of tie plat DAVI6II-0 .—May 12, at the Cathedral, Bangor, ty the Res. L. PTO*, Tim. Mr. It. Desk*, Chapel street, to Anne, youngest daughter of the lat. Capt. J. Owen, Bemire. IRVINO—C7ONT/4.—May 12, at tit. Mary'a. Cheltenham, by the Rev. A. Boyd, M.A., J. B. Irvit g , Seq., tel tinfolkwcuare, Cotten ham, to Som. Woo daughter at the Imo Res. L.Cronyn, of Odogh. Kilkenny (Ireland). JONES—JOINER—May 12, at Llangulten parich church. Mr. P. JOINS, of Laanyse, Ruthitt, to Mite Elisabeth Jona% of the former plata. DEATHS, BYRENB.—May 12, at Pflerp,keni,ii. Berene, Esq., foam Tie o Limmin'a.ina, aged 77. DOLLOND.—BIay 11, at North-terram, Camberwell, G. U. Dollon4 req., PALS , aged 79. RAWSTORNIL—May 12, at Iluton 11.11, near Yreaton, Lancashire. the Rev. B. A. Rawatorne, Al A.. Incumbent of renworthani and Lawton, and Reetor of tomb Thoreshy, Lsocolosbirs, aged 72. BUTBERLAND.—IIIay 12, at Parliament.r.treet, M. Sutherland, 4th Light Dragoon., third SOB of A. B. Sutherland, leq., of ToreuirY. 'bearable', aged 23. TINKER.—May 13, at Bangor Cottage, Lincoln, Mr. B. Thlke, aged 33. WELIARD.—May It. at the Ore" Eambourne. Surat:, Msix Welland, for many Taus a Magistrate and Depuly.lieutesan of froasea, aged 78. WanhlißUßN.—May 12, at &Idol, Eleanor% wile of Lleut..Cd. Woodburn, C. 8., of the 11. miter Army. l'ribtra and publishet by •t mum' Khoo Hata& el So. 8, tamer: -t• Arent, in the Q of Lcno , io. Fitter, ai the aiLas, in I.otmberL nYwq mtMpeeeloeta Yi iutorion. —Kama; MAT 17, *3l. -.• til Stn the are Coi fre cot Nn G t dir