The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-30 00:00:00

gutsily re-organissd the day before the sailing of the Tennessee. In consequence of difficulties for some time exist ing between Judge J. Caleb Smith and Hon. 1). C. Broderick, the parties repaired on the morning of the Pith Torch to Contra Costa, just across the Bay of San Francisco, where a hostile meeting took plea. The weapons selected were Colt's six-barreled navy revolvers—distance ten paces—the first shot to be fired at the word, the rest at pleasure. Judge Smith's third shot struck Mr. Broderick's wa, worn on his right side, and, shattering it, inflicted a slight wound. None of Mr. Bruderides shots took effect. After the six barrels of each bad been dis charged, a parley took place between the seconds, and the matter ended. Some 70 or 80 persons from the city repaired to the ground and witnessed the affair. The parties wore attended by their sumo' and by two seconds each, and everything i s sa id to hale been conducted with the sky:lest order and de corum, Both ea, , its are represented to have behaved themselves in aco manner. After the tiring had ceased the sherd of Contra Costa interfered, but after some conversation between the seconds and parties. he left the ground. Additionally tuthe Californian news, by the Sierra Nevada, we have received very late advice' from Ga lapagos Islands, Vera, and gcuatlor. The accounts from fJalapagus Islands inform us of the seizure of the .%meritain whale ship tieorge Howland by the Ecuadorean convict*. After setting the officer, and crew on shore, and murdering the governor of the islands, the villainy set sail for 'fomhez. On the way they captured a small schooner, tilled with men, who were going to join the Flores expedition. They cut the throats of 23 of these expeditionists, in hope of making atonement to the government fur their for mer misdeeds. The murderers were eventually cap tured and carried to Guayaquil. According to the ads ices from Eruador the his ailing force under Flores had not landed, but was hovering around the coast. It is expected that. if Flores fails, there will be a war between Peru and Ecuador, in consequence of the assistance which the former afforded the invaders. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. New YORII, Aram 18. In the absence of a good supply of beuineu paper, the banks are loaning more freely upon fancy stocks, and this at course encourages speculation in th e s tr e et. Mot o r con. tunics abundant, and call loans are easily negotiated at 6 per cent., and upon first class steatitic, large amounts have been obtained at sto 5} per mut. The buoyancy noticed in storks at the clove laat evening continued this morning in the street, and Erie even went up to 90. There was afterwatds a reaction twice. were not sustained at the Stock Eichaage, awl the market between Boards was quits tat. BRA; %USTI' 71 , .—The mark. t for the common grades of western and state dour is still lower, and dull, but the better grades are steady and in good demand fur the Immo trade. The sales to-day ate I,bek bbl.. Southern Am Is steady at 4.25 to 1.311 dol. for mixed to good brands, imi 4.50 to 5 dol. for fancy. Canadian is dull at 4.1'21 del, k bond. Wheat is heavy. Bye is lower, with sales of 000 bushels, part or all at 75. Oats an dull at 40 to f/w suet:. and 3d to 40 fog Jersey. Barley is in good dessull • 3,000 bush. goad 4-rowel were wild at 72. Corn is boa rather more firmly, with a good demand; the ohs an 15,100 bushels, 6166 for mixed southern, and 66 toll for southern and J , seey yellow, the lower rate in slip. I'UTTUN.—The market, contrary to general expectation, turned is favour uf the seller, particululy in the better grades, which are higher. The sales were 2,000 bales, and for three days 6,000. The lower grades are kw in request. We quote: Allaistle Torts. laterbt .... 07doury, low to ...... 111$11.11,st, I ,w to good 7A to , t 71 to NA _ . . s- 4i 7 . 1 h. didddinte, tali to Potty tot, to Rood It Owed and Gas FILEIOIIIB.—TO ' Conlon there is little doing, ant ni change us rates; 38.1 tierces beef were engaged at 3a. To Liverpool, dour was taken at la. to Is. 21d. ; cotton at 7-32 d. to 3-16J.'; grant at P. N. T. To Glasgow, 5,000 bush. le wheat were taken at a price we are not at liberty to mention. flas FRAICCHICO, Manca 0. Quite a stir is perceptible in our dour and pork wiarketo the latter has become quite K.ace, and it is clank W new pork short of dole. per bbl. fur clear, sad MI ilo& for mess; halt bbls. will bring considerable more in tine. Gall go and Ilazall dour arc wanted, and ate blc to.day (either brand) at 9 dole. 25e. to 9 eots. sale. at both rites. The consumption of Richmond city flour is increasing rapidly. Corn meal is very scarce awl In request. The barley and oats trade is depressed, sd palm have reached the highest point. The purchasers at Ike Tarolinta's cargo of barley have forteitcd their deposit mono, and the cargo is again on the market at Bc., which is the nominal rate. Gold dust is yet scarce at 17 dole. tic. to 17 dolt. 30e. per ounce. Eschange 4 per cent, on New York. Zije court. THE DRAWING ROOM. The Queen held a Drawingloorn yesterday after noon at St. James's Palace. Her Majesty and Prince Albert. attended by the Royal suite, arrived from Buck ingham Palace soon after two o'clock. Her Majesty's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms were on duty in the State booms. The Yeomen of the Guard were on duty in the Palace, trader the command of Captain Hulloed, the Eson in waiting. Ilia Serene Highness Prince Nickolas of Neman attended the Drawing-room. Her Majesty and Prince Albert entered the Throne Room, attended by the Mimesiss of the Robe., the Countess of Charieseint (in waiting), the Duches of Norfolk, the Viscounts.. Canning, the Marchioness of Douro, the Marchioness of Ely, and the Countess of Desert, lAdies of the Seilehamber ; llon. Amelia Murray, Hoes. Matilda Paget, Hon. Eleanor Stanley, Hon. Beatrice Byag, Hon. Caroline Cavendish, Hon. Lucy Kerr, and the floe. Mazy Seymour, Maids of Honour; the Hoe. Mrs. Trevor, the Hon. Mrs. Geo. Campbell, and Lady Theresa Digby, Women of the Bedchamber; the Lord Steward, the Lord Cham berlain, the Master of the Hone, the Treasurer of the ionshald, the Vise-Cluomberlaia, the Comptroller of the household; Lord Polwarth, Lord in Waiting; Lord George Lennox, Lord in Waiting to his Royal Highness ; Colonel the Me. C. B. Phipps., Keeper of her Majesty's Privy Purse ; Colonel the Hon. Charles Grey, Private Se cretary to his Royal Highness, &e. At. The Queen wore a train of pink moir-antique silk, trim med with white blonde and white nee and acacias. The petticoat was of white satin, trinused with white tulle and wreaths of white roses and acacias. Her Majesty's head dress was composed of whit* roses and acacias, erns witted with diamonds. The foreign ministers were introduced, when the follow ing presentations to her Majesty and Prince Albert took place in the'dipiunsatie circle: It, Mrs. Abbott Laurens., Mn. Ingersoll, of the United litotes. 11y the Minister of the Vatted States, Mr. Abbott Lan rine,, jun., son of the envoy. By the Sardiiiian Minister ' the Marqui. Taliaemse, Secretary of the Sardinian Leg ation at Brands. The ooplematie circle woo attended hy the Prima Assists sailor and the Counts.. Waleuski, M. Charles Baud* First Secretary, and M. Jules de SIMI. Sesonit of the Embawy ; the Belgian Minister and Madame 'an de Weyer, and K.Owaye Deloyierent, fleentary, of Legation and Consul General; Num de Cetls Bavarian Minister ; the Remiss illsiMee and Benner de Brusnow, Mr. Alexandre de Berg, Fleet Seceotary, sad Count Andre Blondulf, Secretary of Logsdon; Count de Kielce the Ilanoverian Mialeter ; the Premiss Sinister dame flosses, and Count P of the Legation ,• Baron de Rehausen, Swedish and Norwegian Minister, and Bonn de (leer, Secretary of Legates; the United States Minister and Mr.. Abbott Lawrence, Miss Abbott Law. renee, and Colonel T. B. Lawrence, Attachi to the Lega tion; Senor X. !starlit, Scii . ish Minister, Mr. P. Sorels, Second Secretary of ties, and Mr. Leopold Scheid el, (Lieutenant e Genie), Military Attaelti to the tion ; the Marquis Megrim, Sardinian Minister, aunt Corti, Secretary of Legation, and Count Bentivoglio d' Aragon; M. Tricoupi, the Greek Minister, and M. Lodorikes, Secretary of Lega tion; th e Turkish Minister and Madame MU101314, Prince A. Vegerkles, Cementer de Legation ' Zia Bey, First Secretary, and Delayer liffendi, Attachi to the Legation ; Boma Bentinek, the Netherlands Minister, and Baron de Btratense, Cormiller de Legation ; the Portuguese Minister and Countess de Larrsdio, the Chevalier Pinto di Soren!, Secretary of Legation, and Madame Plats dl Several ; the Britannia Minister sad Swims de Maeda ; Prince di Carini, &eines Minister ; the Dania Minister end Madame de Ville ; S Llllllljersian envoy, mad Major Minna thee. him Yokota. Flat Secretary ba Interpreter to the Mis sion • the Aoldso Mfg& d'alfobso lad Lieutenant Flier, Austrian ihtMini; the Berl of NeiMrifietrry, the Quern's lierieMery data, ier Fereigs Alain, the Countess of Ned Dlsjoreabosol the Ho n. Nir Edward Cat, Bans of the Ceremonies. The follayibig has bad do_ liforys of being presented her Majesty's the pram the Bee. The. Absismity k hyaena. Mrs Illeassy. 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It wee llama se the Wilts. femme% awl Wizens* Railway, Mt led been perebated es a heal yen by ilia Ors*t Willem Railway Cornrow. TM Ceart, puha% Os decision of Moiler ewe, mated • Me MI. TeaQVIOIOI lIIMI INTIM OP Surroti..—isi lIIITND Juno'. A rale bad been obtained is this cue calling es the tree of Beath te thew erre w4an order of crag es sir eteurrel not be guard es that Kr. Nowt , sae the nsecemos ea tbe lir who the p =l was herd, VMS • mdspayer in the appellant sad bad interfered in pried lege. Is we. net Weil by the eider% Bled to Direr to the or that Ka Sri rd pita est to the chairman eeawls entrvial Deign is delaserste, Wse lied Campbell sail* wee sill that the rule had been Cfor, he dight Se orieet of Mr. Stuart in utter was vet, maluzable. He was an interested pry, sad ewes to Iwo withdraws. When Chancellor aft Dishy d Laserter, an appeal care pa btfoto the Starlet Oreasitare st the Privy Council, wiser he was this id be Immediately withdrew, sad misted is intraat essasel he the duchy. And It was only yesterdo that his bream (Wampum loft the bench while seas cis won big essii he which be bad been into rated. That was theen=es i t os t i the ampedsw courts, which courts of gram is well to fallow. Mr. Stuart, in:edd mithihramiz i eg g i e d . be seal set in terfere ; bat be afterwards did relit doer tier with beard woad set hamar rim sold be task err limit to ewer what dot W dinalleas maid have. Kr &sprig eat ereer parer eel serared ulna the appea was rail He Sr breoperse le de so, and his appeeraaes vithied the peesslinp. The site must, therefore be made abislide. Mr. Justice Wightman essenned. It was mat Im portant that those persona upon wham the Wad ' " of the law devolved should be above seodeirs. Mr. Justice Crompton was of the ems eldnian. Rule absolute. ST•PLITON T. CIOPT..—ADMISSI EVIDINCI. or • Win'. In this case the defen:1;;;;;;ITe had been admitted to give evidence, and the verdict having been given fur the defendant, a rule nisi for a new trial was obtained, on the ground that the evidence of the wife of oue of the parties in the suit was nut legally wlmissible. Mr. M. Chambers and Mr. We!shy having shown cause against the rule, which was supported by Mr. Ruddlesions and Mr. Hall, Lord Campbell said he was sorry to be obliged to come to the conclusion, upon the 'listing statutes, that the rule must be made absolute. It would, no doubt, be a great Improvement in the law to admit the evidence of a wife in caws affecting the interests of her husband ; hut the late Lord Chancellor (Lord Truro) had decided that, in the pre sent state of the law, it wuuld not be legal to do so. 'rho learned judges of the Eachequer were of the same opinion, and be felt himself obliged to come to the same cenclusion. Mr. Justice Wightman and Mr. Justice Crompton con starred. Mr. Justice Erie was of a different opinion, and read a long judgment, citing various cases in support of his view, that the evidence of a wife was admissible. Rule absolute. &mhos AT Nun Pam tP Lesenos.—Baron Ma. James Ina APO A (bane! LLOYD r. OLIVER.—A Naw FORK FOR ♦ BILL OF ExcaANoa. This was an action upon a document described in the de• claration as a bill of exchange, but which was in these terms : " London, July 17, I&sl.—Two months after date I pro. mist to pay to F. it. Lloyd or order 991.165. for value re teived." The document was then directed to " Edward Oliver Sir. mingham,"and was accepted by him, " payable at Spooner, Attwood, and Co.'s Bank, Londe's." Mr. Petendorff, on the part of the defendant, objected that, as this document was in the form of a promissory note, but wee accepted as a hill of exchange, it required a stamp in each of those characters, whereas it only bore one stump. Mr. Justice Erie laid no instrument required a stamp until it was legally issued. The document in question was given to the plaintiff in its present form, and therefore the bill stamp upon it was sufficient. The acceptance in question was given on account of a previous bill and interest, and this first bill the defendant had acknowledged in writing that he was liable to pay. This,;it woe submitted, was evidence spinet him upon the " account stated." . . . . His Lordship said it wu very desirable that instruments should, if possible, be held to be such ea the makers in tended the parties taking them should understand them to be. Ile should, therefore, hold this document to be a bill of =change ; but he was of opinion that there was no evi dence upon the account stated. The jury found for the plaintiff on the first count for the amount of the bill and interest. COURT OF COMMON PLRAS.—YESTISIDAT. boor tw SMloo.—Dsroamt Cato lon= Jam. ■a. Jones Comma, Ma. Janus altuom, .D ML Jonas TWVIMIN INNER AND ♦NOTHER V. BELL AND °TRULL—COM POSITION DEEDS. This ease involved a question of ease iesperissis se to deeds of compceitton with creditors, swim as 13 sad 19 Viet., chap. 106, and the matter awes Woe the mart upon demurrer to a replication. The deed is gaieties re cited that the defendants were trades* wilds the wasming of the Bankruptcy Acts, and that they shade a deed by which they assigned all their jaded propsely to Mr. Gage llarahall, the testae , and is assibeelies st that swat he a his own preeshews sass to as seedasse gal t of ye. IL is as pawl. thuds, Ws deed the Lear would get se mere thin Ts. di is the pawl, el• dm* the aisle siessid arm est to be waft slash =sea sal the amain wee. whether siswevadhs el the snare eadd had the others by as eressiparest. The credos lies tee of considerable dillies*; sad the Court et Eseatqww, In " Drew v. Oaks" (la Law Jeennal), and the Court of Queer's &ash. Is " Tilley v. Taylor" Cli Lew Journal), had NW he apposite amis. siege sped the point. The rasa took tiers to consider the nutter. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT-Y=774 mm Basso Ma. Ogiososimumt ?mum. IN Tea MATT= OF ISAAC CLISAIRL COSTA. This insolvent, • priersme ha Whiteareenstreet applied to be discharged under the ast. It al peered that the discharge at the Whew of the de taining creditor (a Jew) had hews lodged at Whites's* street Priests yeMerday, rat the het be& net his. comer siesta le the biestmet mull this memieg. Be aeoesliy with the Mime of the pet Mhalberd. Weeded Mr. Commlasioner Phillips doubled whether he "sell beer the ere. Had the insolvent beam ishemed the het that hie &Wham had tom lodged, he meld hem left the prism Pim hive the mart would beer the ease, as the Sege bed Mee bodged in heed. Tbe debt was ea • bill while bad hese gine to the saain-iew of tbe unsling Crgemd the dime of mass the &Warm woe that the t might be egele aseL Other mem had eseented, sad mhos he 'met seetsbeed the patio., the imeimet wield be at the moray ef the ether maim. The ettereey, a Mr. Levy, far the detaining melleor• sad hia sleek were to evert watehimg the mos. It wee ad• omitted that the dieelemp was lodged le detest the applies dew to the murk brae *lee was set tier to got some ialleummien hem lamella, eel kenos the twelvest wield not pap theme's of the ram Bea the teestmee tel his father Mated that Levy's Mork peolorieg deemeded 9IL se costs, sad mid he would defeat the eppileethe M the mart. Mr. Comedositmer Philip. mak s remarks on the cams. Ile was glad the Insehene bed not to the evil by wide be weeseeibed ; ghat he wee to defeat the at tempt eke bed hose Models, miming la The lamieme was iodated eethisolle the the act, and aniseed to be dialogued hethwith. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Mr. Hobert Loteertt,atelt preprietio, end landlord of the Hoop end Orapia, Wanninstar, mewed in discharge of his rase en he Anal innniMae an the dunce of ea both aides, and evidence was beard at seen fter which /Abram lialemens, having ennefted with hie brother inagietrate, maid he had amaidarod the ease in all in bear ings, and wee of eai des that time wee no ease to p toji j nry.—The deAaimatwas eseerdisely diniarpd. Jodi Sinclair and JAN Meek. two halm who lice by their wit, were dies wNhtonothlai oneinefallp the fol lowing tria on Kr. Mated T. Walker, a pima mentafee truer la Terk.eow. Keentlestenattad. Mr. Walker awed thet et the pressilag eftetween, while amiss giusikesammataa, the prisoner' rushed amok hi. diem = b lii ks wbslidlep at a distenes, and ingierbsly setionad a to pi, Mir a cab to ormarey their Inbar— wise had OM Mum the IllighidiNg and anneined swims donate—ao the beepital. Yeeleithey that ewe was without his nest end wen ea spies similar to these of a bricklayer, be holievel Muir Mat NMI* mail be iV n es. the shining apes white thapois towinde the . Amiss immodeately after be eisseived NOM atiegivians as the InWeen, winch caused bits to Ito up to the ireg, and hem - what In bed learned he lima that be was imposed on. Ho eausholl slant for On poleansio, but could sot find theta. Sown time after, anti irldle Is Me own bare, be saw them ea the other side of Qo way, and pre then into oneledy.—ne prisoners were _ _ . Hear Weness, a labWrer, residing at King John's. mart, warn charged with throwing mud into the river Thane% between low and high-water mark, to the denier of the natural current. Meese I mo ' WMO* yenerday, N. 49, a Vain mostable, Want timpiskte et isikething ia Os Awn swift the bit Dar - *Ai to awl hip gilds% be ora old% awl sa asulai It es pelmet mad kw sass carda ass thsough Shunt 111.44 lIA mos in the rimier, who held up his shovel saying, " Let me bs ;" but did not attempt to strike. The other mm escaped. There were about 20 tons of mud on board, and about the sagas quantity had been discharged. Mr. Ingham—l understand prisoner is an old offender, and Ishii! ins him is the full penalty of 101. The prisoner haying no goods or chattles on which the ties could bo levied, was committed to prison log two calendar =oaths. SPORTING. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MERTINO. LATEST BETTING ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. ONE THOUSAND GUMMI MIMI. 3to 1 apt Kato 9to I tro halm 9to 3 Boy guallud 13to 1 014409N1 CallgT g ii f to Ult i opt man ma (0 11 lo 1 egg Whom (4) 14 to 1 orourgor . 40 to 1 Joe Mgr 4; 10 1 Logiarpo 39 to I Hews liaggrarg Items Homburg Is reported to be 329193. DUST. 9 to 1 egg gobble Noble 13 tot apt Ora° 10 to 1 Agana 16 to 1 Lattle Harry II to 1 gtogotall 20 to 1 King= II to I Cl/meriting' 23 to I Wog et Trumps 12 to I Alfred the Crest 33 to I Augur 9 to 1 was currently offered against Bobbie Noble, and 8 to I laid against him and Augur; the !attar was almost &kaki'. - • --- - Itobusson, the jockey, we are happy to state, Is still going on favourably. - THURSDAY'S RACES. Qualm's PLAT*, of 100 go.; for 4.yr-olds, Ost 81b; five, 10st 7111; sin and aged, lOst 121 b. R.C. Mr. overlay's neress, 4 yr. (Batman 1 Mr. IL IL Clark's Edward of York, 4 yrs (J. Manton 3 Lard Eleter's Notabsil, 6 yrs (Norman 3 Mr. Oombsh inalboy. 6 yrs (Roger." Betting :2to 1 on Barcelona, and 4to 1 apt ward of York. Edward of York made all the running, followed to the corner of the plantation by Nutshell, and flumes to the top of the hill by Heresies& ; the latter then challenged, and the horse having swerved a few strides from home, won by a head ; Nutshell a bad third. Run in 7min. 41 sec. HANDICAP BWEEMAZI4I, of 26 son. each, and only 5 if declared ; for 3-yroslda and upwards. Y.Y.C. (6 subs, 2 of whom declared.) Mr. Delaszere'seloy Mmaerigh 4 ms. est 716 (Bartholomew I Mr. E. R. Clark's Ed • Sid of York, 4 yrs, get B ataan 3 Mr. Poa's remade. 3 yrs, fst Mb Mr. J. IL Iltaalm's Mort Lily, 8 ps, let 1216 T. Smith 4 Betting . 6 to 4 eget Water Lily, 5 to 2 eget Fernando, and 3to 1 agst Guy Minns:lag. NVon by half a length ; a length between second and third. Run in 1 min. 9 rm. Ons THOUSAND GOINLAS STAKES, of 100 son. each; h ft, for 3-yr-olds; fillies, fist 71b; the owner of the second I. receive beck her stake. DA. . _ . _ Mr. goriest% Kale (A. Day) Mr. E. &Club% Ladr.la.Waltlng (Marital) 2 Mr. WroforJ, Jos.'s iby taaneolot, out of Buekbooad's dun (W. Dayl Mr. Magesto% Inaba (J. Maroon 0 Mr. Pam% Olsoloto Matson 0 Boron .ntlltrs Iby Verdant, out of Quadroon (F. Batter 0 Betting :3to 1 apt Oleoluoe, 7to 2 sgst Janina, to 1 apt Kate, 6 to 1 apt Quadroon filly, and 7 to 1 apt Lady in. Waiting. The Launeelot nuT took the lead, and fol lowed by Kate, the Ladrin-Waiting third, the others well up, made running at a bad pace to the new pound. Kate here went in front, Lady-m-Waiting lying second, with Olenluce and the Launcelot filly almost abreast. They came in this order to the end, where Lady-in-Waiting challenged--a fine race ensued—Kate, who was sever quite reached, winning by a head; the Launcelot filly a good third, and Olenluoe close up. Run in 1 lain. 40 mos. BWEIPSTALICI of 100 sons. each, h it, for 3.yr old colts, fist 71b each ; the winner of the Two Thousand Guineas Makes to hare carried ()lb extra. D.M. _ . _ - Toni ITrlo7d ; ;AVon - 2:11 - t1W -- (12. Duller) 1 Yr. Formes 111•02.24 Sot 71b (Mama) Duke of Ilidineugb lisdetle, lot ?lb . (J. Mame) Lord Ezoter's IJes OK 710 (florroao) 0 Betting : 9to ion Alcoren. Houlakin made the running to the T.Y.C. pod, where Alcoran passed him, went on by himself, and win la s {eater by three lengths. Ile: bolted at starting. Rea la 1 lain. 44 sec. 'Ulan, 100, h ft. T.Y.C. Kr. by eater Palma, Sit (Flatrao2) I Duke reftilarro t ?lb (V. Butler) 2 6 tel 2en Palm a . Won by throe lengths. Not timed. _ . A few showers this morning have relieved the visitors from the intolerable annoyance to which they have been so long saposed from the dust, but not produced the slightest effect on the ground : twentpfour hours rain Is required to bring it into a fit condition for racing. New MATCH roe FRIDAY.—Mr. EOZ'S Fernande, Set 71b, ascot Mr. W. E. Hughes's Sophistry, 7st 101 b. First belief Ab. M. 100, h ft. A new stake of lb mu. each, 4 ft, with 200 added, to be called " The Summer Handicap," is proposed for the second day of the July meeting, to bo run over the last two miles of 11. C.; 20 subs. or no race. BETTING AT FIVE O'CLOCK. [By Electric. Tele(raph.) CHEWIER CUP II to I apt Hothorp (t) -- 111 - tVi apt OA Dan Tucker IS to I Oroovenor (t) DE Y. Bto I opt Alcor= 34 to I opt Alfred 43804 W 12 to I Hobble Noble I3oto I lionsbrowod 12 to I Otockwoll (4 _ . OAU. I to I. 4pot OINOWNIII. MARKETS. COTTON.—EIVERPOOL. APRIL 29.—The sales to-day are estimated at 9,000 bales, of which exporters have taken 1,000, specuLaton 1,600. They include . 200 romans and Maranhani, end 300 Bahia, 60. to 616.; 1,000 Egyp• tian, at 4td. to 8/d. ; and 1,200 Surat, at 316. to4ld. The imports sines Thursday are 60,000 bales. The market closes tamely, with more offering, still firmly; prices of Egyptian being id. to id. dearer; and other sorts very little changed. - - MANCHZRTER, APRIL 29.—There has been a fair amount of businom in cotton yarn, both water aad mule; and 14's to 24's warps are rather scarce. The maaafecturen have been active buyers of warps, and water twist in bundle is sought after both by exporters to India and China, and by shippers to the Levant. The market for cloths is scarcely so active as that for yarns, but prices are steadily and rome what firmly maintained, especially in the wider shirting, suitable to the eastern markets. Printing dais and jac conets are also in good request at full prices. Tho tone of the steam ship Atlantic s advice' from New York, which are to the 17th inst., are calculated to maintain this tone, although the receipts of cotton had gone up to 2,480,386 bale4,—an increase over last year of 626,660 bales. WOOL.—BOADIORD, April 29.—There is somewhat more doing to combing Wools than a few weeks ago, but this Is confined to a few kinds. Botany or Australian appears to have been more fully inquired for, no doubt from the report that the gold seekers would be too buy to attend to the Socks, and that the arrivals for eszly eau is May would not be rn average of former seasons. The 'wag retail doings of the spinners has caused their stocks to be on the wane and moro inquires bare presented themselves foe English Wools, but there h no spirit or disposition to buy in quantity. Evidently the price is such as to only give an absolute lom in consumption. The supply coming to market is mearo, no doubt from the difficulty to buy at prices that will bring a profit here. Noils and broke, are without any , either in quantity, making, or prima rd Observer. realised MANUFACTURES.—Bnanroan, April 29.—Yarns.— The appeasere of an improvement in this branch of the trade seems sewer at head than for some time past, and can only be radioed bp keepinic the production at or under the wants of the Mohr. The diffienlty to buy woohlirect moires much caution, he with even 3d. or 6d. per gross admit*, the opium *Banat cover cost, and it is morally whit the idle neskinery is not likely to be brought into activity instil some skew of moment is apparent to justify it. The demand tor Lire coatinnes active, and chiefly for gee& met made is this market. There is ilso • disposi- Um to bay (ass berme ant akeatlee teamatapboa on the rut od the hems maalhelarem and tietlememi hr= Is certainly bete; . 401 orders ere mere than a month ago. Fleets : There is, we are fr gl to see, more activity moos the merchants doing to America. The absence of thole buyers always gives a bate of dullness and deprasion ; bat mow that the period has arrived when they are usually busy, and having for many months dune oom• partitively little, we may expect to see Minim brighter than we have for so long a time had to report. The time is now approaching for large operations with the home houses and others engaged for the coathent. With the long limita tion that has been made in the produotian, it Is only rea sonable to expect better prices, and if the position of the wool and yarn trade deviate, an advance must be had.— Bradford Observer. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—Norrnmuu, April 29.—There is no improvement to speak of in the state of either the Lees or Hosiery trades, each continuing much in the same condition they have been reported for some weeks past. The generality of the hosiery businme is tolerably healthy, while that of the lace trade le languid. A few fair orders an now and then received, which is commonly succeeded by esteem for a week or two. The principal salsa lately have been of plain Mechlin goods, to gether with winnow blinds and curtains : there Is no wonder at the latter articles selling well. u the price is so very low, and the article at the same time is both light and durable. The price of yarn is grm, with the prospect of on advance ere long.—A'otis Journal. THIB DAY, Nome. of Ooosee WM. etrearth ofof Bet. the Weather. otl. Bte. The retains tom the following places did not reach this aloe is time for publication yesterday ; they therefore Indicate the elate oldie weather on Wednesday morning at alas Veda*. Illmossaa . _ _ PoOM ...... HULTIMAD &w. &W. Z. tn., BIATTOCII w. Atift andenem igragenage thwart Oinbaum Onffing Partially Mnieftem O /3W, Iningiftem analgam Ommg Fardayamb Obnebgen NMayaisudy amalgam among ambigua' WA PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 29.—The Driver, 6, steam sloop, Commander Johnson, arrived at Spithead this after noon from the Pointe and Rio Janeiro. She has brought no news, he since the 18th of March on her pass age, Partly hese and e r canvas . She has brought a freight of damn from the Pacific, which will be oonveyed to Lend= trilpht by Messrs. E. and E. Emanuel, freight agents, of this pert, and deposited in the Bank of England. The Driver he. been in commiwion since Sep tember, 1848. The Is of Admiral Sir William Parker, late commander-in-ebbe in the Mediterranean, wu hauled down on board the Queen, 116, at Spithead, list night at C083!.-111tintnenan, Aran. 10.—At Glimamotor mar- sunset, the pliant admiral having left for Logien. kit, endaahlek nine eras gai n a f a ir su pply et tebeee. with LETTERS TO TIELIGOLAND.—A general Past-office the rum ye (aunt et *a seller ; as Werenen, the su m notice, detail April, 1862, announces that oh sod after the day, sutras- wises Wen obtaisig, Behr" in let May neat, the postage of letters tenannkted by pocket, but het pekes odd be mu se d. Hamburgh, between the United XJahliswisad the island Kt T eld. per quarter aseser. Beam ledd helm whe w* e t of Heligoland, may either be paid in *draws or the letters is. per qr. frees inshered. Dui* the mum we e h w e may be forwarded unpaid, _at the optics of the sender, es have had rather mars lopairy as the h w espt in the ease of rtined letters, the of which, min made an f ar s g wavag of ft OIL psi W. h is h um as well as the regialmatiaft fee, must, iu ei ease,, be paid in made. Very l$ deist is baby. The rile demed e d ow advance. The postage open lettere &detained to Heligoland oats has losuisaffile usemetions which wed( gib erw i na le &L, when not elesedias half an asses in weight, is. have talus phi!. Bum still tending wpm* b e e h is when exceeding half en ranee and not weeding one ounce, ' rein will peolehly stip ip linelthailllis Iplingenns ilia gad so on, according to the scale for charging inland letters. had genmentel. At 116 dart leselwe Owe was ea be. ilisncunnita.—Requisitions are in course of crewed supply et wheat. for whisk liable plow were we. denture at Masekeher for two Nasurstive, low sanded, bet seek! net generally be otrideed , end we map church, free-trade esseletahm. The retielernioes are in so altering% is wig Deetly doll, ha net blank, with the names IS be told be alliewards ; bat lower. Oats maintain.' their value. Una fidly al dear, the candidates us freely 'boleti sad the with few ofßring. Very little noel to, pews. line ut names thus given are these of Meriesa i son of Wheat, English, white , per Ise of 62 lie., se, Ad. t o Earl Ducie, and Mr . George Leah. it Wordy! O ld Hall. h. Pd. ; sew, is. 4d. tads. ed. ; n 4,4. UAL to de. 84. ; usu. Lord Menton is already a - fur Stroud, so that AO great re- SL to is. 4d. 1141*, 6s. hi. to 11i, ; reliefs liana is pissed ia the t, wan wasully as the Odom. Is. 104. to Is ILA Dertabs, 4s. Pd . to is. et. Bede% sable lord's Whet is stress sdkoreat of As Drogue, and pit Impala Ora as le OIL 04. I gdailfas per MUD*, X& aft Ml* le ippon ao of toe Masked Wks& 80, 1852. to 271. Od. Oats, English, white, per imperial qr., 228.6 d. to 26e. ; Welsh, black and white, per 3121 b., 19..6d. to 205.6 d. ; Irish (40 to 421 he.), per 3121b1., 201. 6d. to 225. ; ditto (37 to 3916 e.), per 3121b1., 201. to 21s. ; black, 20s. to 20s. aa. Beans, English, old, per 19616 e., 13s. to 13s. Od. ; new, 12s. to 13s. ; Irish, new, 11.. 68. to 12a. ; Egyptian, 10s. 9J. to 11.. 3d. ; French, 12a. to 13.. reu, boiling, per im perial qr., 30a. to 32.. ; grinding, per 196th. ., 11.. Od. to 12e. Od. Lentils, per 1961b0., 10e. Od. to 10e. 68. Indian Corn, per 19611 w., 10s. ed. to lle. Flour, English, fine, per 30s tack of 2801b5., 31s. 6d. to 335. 6d. ; seconds, 28.. Od. to . BBISTOL, APRIL 29.-Our market to-day has been but moderately supplied with English wheat, and the de mand being tolerably good, prices advanced to the extent of Is. per quarter. The same remark will also apply to the finer qualities of foreign. Flour partook of the improve. meat in oorn, and was dearer to buy by from 6d. to la. per sack. For barley, as well for malting as grinding pur poses, quite as much money was obtainable. Oats were in, fair consumptive demand, and prices were 6d. • - ve r quarter In favour of the grower. The sum; mur k w ill apply to beans. The prices won as follows :-English wheat, 38e. to 445. per imperial quarter; foreign white, 42e. to 4.55. per 460 lbs.; ditto red, eatra fine qualities, 38s. 6d. to 41s. per 480 lbs.; fine qualities, 375. to 395. 6d. per 480 lbs. ; ordinary qualities. 355. to 375. per 480 lbs. Foreign hard, 36e. to 38s. per 480 lbs. English *monde flour, 28s. to 301. per sack; United States, &c., sweet, 20s. to 21.. per barrel. English malting barley, 28s. to 325. per imperial quarter. English and foreign grinding, 245. &I. to 23e. per 400 lbs. Devon and Welsh feed oats, 17e. to 19s. per imperial quarter; Irish white, 19e. to 20s. 6d. per 320 lbs.; Irish black, 18e. to 18s. 6d. per imperial quarter. English beans., 30a. to 345. Od. per imperial quarter; foreign, 26e. to Ws. per 480 lbs. The arrivals on shipboard for the week have been confined to about 6,000 quarters of barley, and about 1,000 sacks of deur. The official report of the corn inspector gives the following averages :-Wheat, 415.; oats, 18s. ; barley, 315.; beans. 32a. 4d. DEvaxes, April29.-We had •moderate supply of Wheat, which met a very free sale at la. a quarter above last week's prices: 445. a qr. WAS the top price, and every thing a was quickly cleared off. Barley was in email supply, sold very readily at fully let week's prices, with the turn in favour of the seller. Oats and Beans were rather more in request; but Peas were dull. Wheat, white, 465. per qr. ; best red 425. to 445. ; middling, 36e. to:42s. ; inferior, 31s. to 365. Barley 26e. to 335. Oats, 19s. to 23e. Beams, 295. to 375. Peak 30s. to 335. Flour, fine, 32a. to 335. per seek; seconds, 30s. to 325. Dread, 10d. the 81b. loaf. Newsuav, April 29.—The supply of Wheat this day was largo, and the demand being only of a local character, the trade ruled dull at late rates, a considerable quantify remaining unsold. The supply of Barley was small, yet fully equal to the demand, the malting season drawing to a close. Oats, Beans, end Peas mutt be quoted Is. per qr. higher. . . _ . . 17xnacnoz, April 29.—The supply of Wheat is good, and the trade supports the value of last week. In spring corn business is less active. Wheat, 38s. to 525. per qr. Bar ley, 28e. to 32.. Oats., 191. to 255. Beans, 291. to 34.. Peas, 30s. to 33.. Tares, 6s. per bushel. WATERFORD, April 28. —ln the absence of any arrivals from abroad, our market continues very fi rm for every article in the trade. Wheat can hardly be quoted dearer, but Indian Corn and Oats 54.11 readily at an advance of 6d. per brl. Flour a shade higher. _ _ EDINBURGH, April 28.—There was a fair supply of grain in the market to-day, with the exception of Barley, which was small. From the rise which has taken place in the English markets during the last week, a buoyancy was given to ours to-day, which caused parcels to sell quickly, with a rise on all sorts. Wheat, 36e. to 46.. Barley, 27.. to 325. 61 Oats, 18s. Bd. to 23e. 6d. Beans, 324. to 365. GLASGOW, April 28.—Excepting 1,464 qrs. Oats and 808 loads Oatmeal from Ireland, the Clyde imports for the past week were entirely of Egyptian produce, consisting of 6,935 qn. Wheat, and 2,173 qrs. Beans. Via Grangemouth 1,870 qre. Barl 280 qrs. Wheat, and 312 qrs. Peas ar rived from the Baltic and Denmark, but the supplies coast wise were titling. On reference to the above comparative statement of imports, it will be observed that of Wheat and Flour the total arrivals during the last four months amount to only about one-third of those for the corresponding period of last year, and that Barleyshows a material deficieney,while of Oats, Oatmeal, and Beans there has been a large increase. We have had a continuance of dry weather until this morn ing, when some refreshing and timely rain fell. The in creased firmness in the trade, noted in our last circular, has been followed during the week by rather more activity than has been experienced of late, but excepting • few thousand bolls of American mixed Wheat, taken by the larger buyers at 21s. per 2401b5. little business was reported in Wheat, but Flour sold pretty readily, both sweet and sour, at full prices, the former at 20e. 6d. to 215., and the latter at 18.. 6d. to 19s. per barrel, according to quality. Oats, Barley, and Beans, being held for some advance, checked saki. Thir day's market was pretty well attended, and in partial instance.' a little advance was made on Wheat and Flour, but only a limited extent of business transpired. Sales of Oats, Oatmeal, Barley, and feeding Beans were checked by the change In the weather, and previous quotations may be repeated. Egyptian Beans were in fair request, and about 3d per boll dearer. CATTLE.-N IMMIX, April 28.-We have bad a toler able supply of stock to-day, and a fair quantity of saleswere effected. There appeared to be a flatness in the market. There were 109 Beasts, 479 Sheep, and 224 Pigs penned. &silvan, April 28-For the season oar supply is good, both in quantity and quality. Buyers seem to increase weekly ; and on the whole a briskish market must be re ported. For prime Beef and Mutton fully as high prices were realised as on this day se'nnight. A good clearance I was made. SouTustx, Apnl 28.-Everything realised rather better prices to-day. Beef made from le. Bd. to 3s. 4d. ; Mutton, 3s. to 4s. 2d. ; Lamb, be. to 6e. 6d. ; Veal, 3e. to 4s. 6d. ; Pork, 2s. Bd. to 3s. Bd., per stone of 811 w., sinking the offal. WAKEFIELD, April 28.-We had a very large supply of Beasts and Sheep, of an excellent quality, and a very numerous attendance of bupers. Trade was brisk at the following rates:-Sect, from ss. 3d. to ss. 6d. per stone ; Mutton, in wool, Md. per lb. ; shorn ditto, from 4d. to 4id. ; Lambs, from 23a. to 255. each. Number of Beasts, 840 ; Sheep, 7,600. There was a moderate show of lean stock, and a good show of rigs. EDINIII:H011, April 28.-The supply of cattle was large, there being 656, or 66 more than last week. Demand good, and prices 3d. per Dutch stone higher. Top pries of the best Beef, Os. 6d. ; current price, 6s. ; middling and inferior sorts, from se. to 51. 6d. per Dutch stone. At the close of the market a good clearance was effected. The supply of Sheep this morning wee 2,657, being 638 more than last week. Sales exceedingly dull, and prices down from le. to to Is. 6d. a head. Top price of the best Mutton, 61d.; current price, 6d. • middling and inferior sorts, from 4d. to 412. per lb. At le close of Om market a great number were unsold. Lambs from 166. to 22e. a bead. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1862. ma State of the Weather at each of the Miming please at Nino o'clock yesterday morning. The stataons are arranged in order of latitads. ____ Kam at Maas. (6411. ww y et itlialtk wr l si Rata at %wan, -- •,•- PLTIBOVVIII S.W. aramigleme oxcart Baioatoa LW. Ganda Opirsta Pala %Arnow. W. LW. Oat* liparwo Sala krirnwnvlrro ... W. Orrals Orem Rale 70111:111111111. .... B.W. Oasts Piptasa Oven:apt it..nme -- P.W. Goals Ileme Rata Olt ti:PWKISi W.P. W 01811,1Weiaa Baia Primo Ihriiiiiap IMAMS B.W. Cain Partially Cindy rouitawsa P.W. ONO anue Sala Napalm. TaaIIOUTIII Warta...... P. Gods laresas overarm luau...tow B. Ones am= Ma SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ogiut.dest.. " elappiag ()emu a" Lloyd's Lat.• CASUALTIES. Charlotte, from Apalachicola for this port, WWI totally wrveketl on Green Turtle Keys, Abaco, March 30, about SOO bales of cotton saved.—Liverpool, April 29. SKABORNB MAILS. [lt Wailes Maths mane ere meet trete the Genera' tor the shitht—ted r W the etorstog—ttsepatch. Day whoa made lif le Gonna roli. Was 1.414411. wk,: het What du. .11lay 4 U_ _wryest. Arrival tivailimmaio May Pirmatik 3 Dim 'Nay is Dew 'lMuty floaddsmaMon May houthave, Gt May ill Moutham. u.• May Plyamaella May a borer itiuuthaiapam May 5 ii•athntaan. Tb.ila rautliampaa...llay j lama 30 at -,018 idoetbanaptort. May 30 'll , llThabt ,ToKeda. . 4 oulluamptaa+. Kay a Kay i t 4 outiumapt.aa. May II player May I , Sauthmati:mi. May ,m,ut.hadayta.a.'llay dGaPiZt;,. : dimar ... l i qltri•pwakat X • lIcIta• Swig e5~........ scalbyl:.tltstaaptli 1 Oita ( itst One) 3 ll I ilesasdria• 111 Solipam ..... P LKeeil ta Barns Ayres Caidonla{via Quassi. ; Cape of Goad 11.4&" /4 Ouartaatarople • 14 (*sire Maeda" Chum" lalas .31 13"1. Y: heaps al " ' Orem.. May 4 May 14 14ta of the loath lOthit&lth atom "any 90a of the meth Vth eV the ravath 2atttllthat mouth 14th of the moth 71bl7th27thetf 'Loa lal&l7thoretottn atoa.,Wed,ltVrid. , &ttl&lt that r.unth TIME gaily Itlll7litl7thut Luce Tusaday & Frltt ay Wefts& & &tat. 17th of the swath, Twice daily Mb at the month Medium [bilis (via Neutlumplk ) iN lad& (via Nareallias, libillterrasesa(via South =Sao) Oitolina Seiko 10t1 of the month' I Ind of the tltmlh I su of UN, mosaic 7tl4l7tA,lLtic77thi al4thof the moat: I 31.1.15th2Stkokuonl ---------------- tCalta• N•Plee Papal States* ..... Peisuguh Lama ... 26 Dover May 2 Weer 'May 2 rtensthAw on? May 6 duuthaaltna M. Dom aoadlitiatoam Slay 20 !Southampton M.ty I Fiiiiitil;;11;;;;; Ithlft2/thorenunl . Tremor Meet ladle+ Mee lodide (exempt NS reek mod Norse) II hediellehol cetrathl Sitst3thtlethettnoe Itth el the moth! laid of the saostbl • los sails to ;bolo aouattato thorn Rooked (*)are ott,,tod flea& paskot •to Krugtn. ARRIVED. ALICE Wit/ON-at Liverpool, April 29, from New Orleans Amoos-at Deal, April 28, from Demerara Aaute-at Queenstown, April 27, from A taworre -at Liverpool, April 29, from Arun -at Oramemod, April 29, from ........ ......-.- .... St. John% aLmer-at Liverpool, April 29, from Ascronawr-M Liverpool, April 29, fr0m.................i1arieekal Buis-at Gravesend, April 28, from - - .Calls Boa:mu-at Liverpool. April 29, from Sim nacho tir a...ammonia PaliallaN-at Gravemod, April 25, from strum BOODIRIOI CLacmac -at °morseled, April 28, firem....- * . Norway Inumusirr-at Gravesend, April 28, from P. Phillip IDLAZIIJAN PAC/NT-St Deal, April 29, from...„. Dula BANDALDRII-olr Plymouth, April 20, frost. ....... -.... Shanghai' CaivoLuis-atDastinoutb, April 29, fr0m.................. Barcena Cameo-at Falmouth, April 27, from ..-.-----. itavannah Crirrinaaa -at Falmouth, April 28, from.... ...... ----liar:lnnen Coarreicts -off Liverpool, April 29, from china Couirranos -at Grayeeend, April 29, fr0e5..............- Cali Lira Cacao.--at °nominal, April 29, horn -. -Bairns DAVID Sr. JOIIN-at Grow:wad, April 29, from. (7.e:.0 DAIINION -at Gravesend, April 29, from, ....... Mari Mario-at Bristol, April 29. from Bosnia Drops -at Bristol, April .9, from ... - ..biettua DAVID-at Deal, April 28, tram Callao DIEUTONLAND•IIO.III3IOUth, April 28, from -Alexandria DCIIA-at Falmouth, April 29, from titers Duo...err-off Falmouth, April 27, from ........ Mohan Tows Esiaasin-rAilsal, April 2a, from EDWAID Maar --at Memoir h, April 28, from AIVIALIaIIia EDITH-at Falmouth, April 98, from Bahia Enema -aff tbe Wight, April 27, from. Colombo Beciwo-at lialoornbe, April 27, from .., ...Chins ELM Boers-at Llrerpoot, April 29, from. Alentrulna Luca Paws-at Liverpool. Asti 29, frea....... Mobile Poona-et Bristol, April 29, from Smyrna Parrs-at Liverpool, April 29, from . .-..... Li.bon Et onto-at Liverpool, April 29. from New Orleans Burs:pa-we Liverpool, April 29, from Babes Faionr-ot Bristol, April 7.9, from llt.lliebiel`s Pass Banos-at Liverpool, April 29, from. Mantra nova os Lis-at Groomed, April 28, from 041 Int& GAIIIICR -at Liverpool, April 29, from New York Gaarlrenr.-at Gravesend, April 28, fr0m......... ...*,..Ce71013 OLoata-at Ormond, April 28, from -...Ommark Howson-at Gravesend. April 28, from Mollie Hem - wow-a Palimooth, April 27, Irom _ Colombia Isaac Warosr-et Liverpool, April 29, from. New York lowszonc-at Liod, April 29, from .31svannale JADES-at Gravesend. Awn 28, from Danticis JOHANNA GUSTAV -at Gravesend, April 29, from Swears Jura-at Gravesend. Anvil 29, from Jamaica Jona-off Liverpool, April 29, from Mamba= Jaistca-off Liverpool, April 29. from Mobile Joao llama' -at Liverpool. April 29, fr0m........... New Orleans Dorms-at Liverpool, April 29, from loom WataßT-at Liverpool, April 29, tkoM...- Motile Jose -at Deal, April 28, from Jamaica Joins Csivor -at Deal. April IS, from ............... ...... .. Callas Joss litossamoa-at Deal. April fr om - B. Ass lisontara- off Liverpool. April from ....... ...... . NOWA Lesni--cdf Palrasoli, AZN4 Barbados Loosans--at Lisepsi, 29, from .New Otiose LOVIIIIANA-at Liverpool, il.„ Prem. .New York Liner-et Liverpool, Ap ril 29, Mon. BorSelooll LADY branurr-st Gravesend, April 26, from OSSA Dana-et Gravesend, April 28, Iran _ -....---Norway Namoaarr lase-at Liverpool, April 29. lea ......Yampa Mato Or ALICANTII-at Grammend, April 5, fresL........Tereirs Moor AND &saw-at Graveriend, April Sr, tram Osisolo MIRANDA-at Liverpool, April 29, from Ale:slide% Minn-at Liverpool, April 29, from .Alsasdris __ ... MAW) Poto-at Liverno , • --- 8 -..-- - _ . April n, tram - ' 128, tram Few 04awris -e April 29.' from Jaw Orlon aimouia, April 28, from .llatiam9 ~.....ank,.....d Falmouth, April 28, from ..... ....... = ClaimavaL—et Deal. April 29, from A Oariamoe—at Deal, April 29. from Cork Oltail Ofamoowaa—olf Falmouth, April 28, from Bombay tow•—• 1 Deal. April 28, from Hie Janeiro Paoaroaars—ail Portland, April 28, from reimport Preen °K ea Farm —at Gravesend, Mail 29, from Guttenberg Paarearon —at Liverpool, April 29, from. New Yuri( Parcae 3furne—at °reverend, April 29, from. Coiberg Ilaczaao—at Liverpool, April 29. from . Per.dbe Barnsanaza—at Liverpool. April '29, fr0m...." Ancona Rosa Presunia—at Liverpool, April 29, from. ...... Mobile /NODUND Duo—off Liverpool, Agt ill, tram...........,...1iavanniA ltau.war —at gristol, April 29, --...111. lib barre WNW lILDOLS--112 Veal, April 29 from Africa firmacca—at Plymouth, April 28 , from .Tarrairma STAAIIIIAAD Voor—et Cow.,, April 2S, fr0m—................ Wren lerammou —at Deal, April 28, from Alexandria DVDDIIT AND JANI—St Falmouth, Agl 22, from Galls= San Dosuanco—at Falmouth, An . from 8. Sorra—at Deal. April 29, Demerara mmota•—off Plymouth, April 18, from G.lorabo B:B,lo.llNC.Aresni—ellr Falmouth, April 27, froes...—tlavanaalt 1 Baj a—at 22 April 29, from cielli IOUs SraceLormani—at A=29, from ........ ...... Santee basace—llt haltimore hataa—at S A, trom Gordeaberg rx.--Ili MI, tran........... .... Oahe Vinow—et Dial, 11, from Wit Wuhuummon—at IS. tram Kamilla Wermormem—ar Ike tII2S. tem St. Miehaell Neuroal—of Faimoat, April haft. .... Paola AMID Wa. Paita—at Liverpool, April from Y. Video 'rimiest—at Livorpool. April 29, from.... Lida* WALLACA—at Liverpool, April 29, tram .New Ohre= Ws, Minims—at Liverpool, April 29, from /low Orkaas MAINZ-It L MAXOLO-at BAILED. Corns EDM—ham Plymouth. :A mil 28, to . P. Philip DAtuorair—from Plymouth, April 28, to P. Philip Doom or Looceorm—from OTITNCIIi4 April 29, to ILTOMI DAMPS WIIIIMILI—ham Gromired, April 29, to Rio Femme—from Liverpool, April 29, to RIP Hero—from Liverpool, April 29, to ltetrYork liko6lloll.ll—.hemoramsed, April 29, to AMIN Room PCSTUNO—from Liverpool, April 29, to Corfu 13.71111101 17CRTSIT —from Liverpool, April 29, to billion' Muiroiramoo —Prom Crammed, April 29, to Notway VESSELS SPOKEN WITU. Am (barqua)„ 111.1.0 a, ham Madras for Landau, moat of the crew slot sad of duty, April 19. City of Loudon, bound Aprlt 9, lat. 28 N., Loa. 21 W. E 4 (ship), Weed" from lAmlou for Sydney, 21 days hula g ra mouth. Wardt 4. lat. 2.37 N., lon. 21.38 W. Juliet graham, from the Maarttlus for imam, March 17, W. 12 N., low. 14 W. °Mosta! (ship). from Plymouth four dam April 10, lat. 49.49 N.., Mu. 34.23 W. [AdVertinelllerit.}—HOLLOWAY ' S OINTMENT AND PM; • near IeaCaLLIWT 111311 MT FOR Alt•Crelea Cato OLD Vint 'MDß. —liftman Eduardo, • labourer it l'ortemouth Dockyard, received • mem bort in bra thigh about four years back, by a Owe of timber telling on Win. An stems formed it wassequenwe of the injury, which Med the molt eminent suravonn to bend, and he wan Melee. go)) proactinoedinctirable, and put on the iioperaninuital list with a Being now at liberty to try other remedies, be am. masted tutu( Holloway's Ointment old Pithi, which have no tel cured that be enjoya gond health. and is as well able to work aa any man.—Sold by 01 vender. of medicine.; and at Cracow Holloway's Hatabliabinent, 244, Otraiad, Loudon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. bEftl.l4l'.—April 24, Mrs. H. Bosley, soutb.etreet, Exeter, of a son. scrum-- tpril IS, at Littlettuipton, the wife of It. A. Itethrß, Bag. of a sou. DEZW.—April 25, at Bede Haven, Exeter, the wile of t ..pt. W. Dose, of the week Emma, of a daughter. NEPEAI 4 .—ApriI 23, at iLanchates, the wife of the BAT. E. Nemo, of a daughter. I'IGOOTT.—AptiI 23, at Lower Belgrare-atreet, PAtor.equare, the wife of the Bev. F. A. Piggott, or a eon. EICLATCHLLT.—Apeti 23, at Aiheoy.etreet, ItegeitVe-park, the wile of A.:Beratoldry, kat., oh a d.ulthter. WINISLOL—ApriI 23, at ahem, ifoineeletehlee, the wile of R. Vflados, Fp., of arm MARRIAGES. ADAMS—LAI:WEL—ApriI fr, at the porta aura of Drayton, So. metietehtre, by the Ser. W. Alford, J. P. Adams, Rm., of flamble. don. Haate, to Martha. daughter of the late J. Lou* Esq., of Staneheeter Douse, Draytca. 11100—CULVERWELL.—Aprtl 2a, at St. Jaw's, Piccadilly, by the Rev. Dr. Twins, Geary Heather, only son of Hoary Wag. MI.. Bernie, Swirl, to DrrlA Muriel, third daughter of N. J. Culver we% Seq., ILD. Argyil.giaao, Regent.atreeL CANPISW..—CAMPSILL.—AprIt 17. at Kurland"). L. Campbell. AWN of Aelegeder, Perthelire, to Isabel Margaret Campbel4 you gees okstipitt of the late Liest..Gro. titr C. Campbell DEATHS. 1310112DICL—April IT, at Pisa, Mile, wife at lake Bedalict, el No. 2. Mameheatar.spers, Londoe. CROLLIIT.—ApiI la, at tar residence, the Orate, Croydon, MAW. widow of the its amp! Chotlet, Egg., his 88th ODOK.—april atAllia.s flak* lloadisea,Ms. le Hoek aged 70 year. altaLMOTOlL—dpra IS, at Pheasant Lodge, Maude, Mrs. Wang led, apd N. HALL— Apra 21, at OreamMt. Ms" Mr. 0. Hall, aged 72. I MPOtT.— Apit 11, at Chaos Hattage. East ?Thou, 2044 Will to R. balm d caubtra of the lan , SS. PRATT.—ApeII N, lain (hayloft, *lb r. J. Pratt, sp. rrr oath 11, 1amenw lifia/Na• Omsk IN OW IMAM. It the o.llo* NW. AZlri WbilelliDaTe AMA les ma Catrazi R 41sad . /