The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-23 00:00:00

IRELAND. THE MILITIA BILL. (Ms the De* 14.0 To night the Militia Bill comes again before the House of Commons, and the question will arise— What do we want with an additional standing army of 80,000 men t It is possible the word " France may be whispered in reply. But that country, though armed as she has been every day he these twenty years past, has her war pulse beating per haps less feverishly at the present hour than at any time for years past. There is no press to write in, or tribune whence to declaim from, about military ante admits, or "an avenging destiny." The govern ment of Loots NAPOLEON is apparently emir, mainly because it is quiescent. Unpopuiar and me. , trusted by the more intelligent and ambitious Ames of society, it shrinks instinctively from the hazards of collision with the great powers around it, to wham its existence is notoriously a source of fear and of offence just in proportion as it kW= to acquire semen hat of the character of durability. _ _ The pretensions and aspirations of Louts BONA PARTE ale, in the eyes of royal continental politicians, west rnetive treason against the legitimacy of Europe ; and the pretentious lodger who at present occupies the Tuileries will never be regarded in any other light than as a forcible intruder whose dispossession may be difficult and dangerous, but whose rightful claim all true-born heirs of absolutism have an in defeasible interest in refuting to admit. Sentiments of this kind are shared, as is well known, by nearly every dynasty on the continent. The ecetot of having surprised liberty when asleep and flung her into a dungeon is past, and already half forgotten. There is nothing more against popular progress or power which Louis NA roLLos can do for the rest of the continental despots; while the notion of hie attempting, after the fashion of his uncle. to faros his way into that moot ezell.i.c of soooonio lodges OA m lb of Kings. would evoke against him the 'deadliest feelings, and set at wort the most hostile combinations. In such a contingency it is plain to the most superficial observer that the neutrality of England must be of ines timable consequence to the ruler of France by whatever title he may choose to dignify him self. And hence, among other causes, the gradual but firm growth of the conviction that nothing more unmeaning or chimerical can be conceived than the apprehension of a desperate and deadly attempt upon the honour of this country on the part of the existing government of France. But should such an attempt ever be made, it is not on a militia, but on a fleet and a well-drilled army of regulars and volun teers, that we must rely for safety—not on a half concript half-ragunuffin awkward squad. Admitting, as we hare always been ready to do, that our safety ought not permanently to be left de pendent on the will of our neighbours, and that it was the duty of those in power to be able, at any moment, to show that we possessed the means of guarding against a treacherous surprise, let us see if there be any reasonable ground on which Mr. Wkt.- POLE and his collcages can ask for the sane tion of parliament to their blundering and incon sistent Male of enrolling in the coarse of this year an additional standing army of 80,000 militia men. The gnat t tel the Senior and Junior United Seerims and of all who etho their ex hortations is am is that, in ease of sudden hostili ties, we have set ahem 30,000 disciplined troops when wts amid boil in readiness to encounter an Mtn*: dismilms, it is said, enrol a largo force of Edith. Bet nobody pretends to believe that either dds yew or amt, yr at any time that can be named, the 11. boastresem who are to be mustered for the practice of the iseneneep, at broken periods amount ing altogether ile three weeks in the twelvemonths, will ever know, het, or understand anything what ever of what is NM military discipline. They may be good fir mask sr good for little in their way, but it ensue plead be in the way of discipline. That is an artWial quality which is only to be acquired by artillsid tranung—miante, protracted, and ulnas& Danigliae nay tot may not be India pomade lo ear is I hat if it be, it is ma nifest that es the fanimMal rules of whisk tie est sallighet po ltef ea r . mtraint se 4stige ce embinatige to el the et bathing the amok and file to hom w daid is t aS oarigetnred by being step ith a body of ST lrhis be so, it follows that discipline, in the regi mental asses of the tone, is not regarded by MOOR BEREATTIRD Rol Mr. WALroLE as nessmary to our national solestioe. Untrained, half -trained, or imperfectly erpained corps, are in their opinion quite sufficient for the purpose, JIMPR4EI they are only numerous enough. In that ease there is no lack of available ass—sot impostor reunite, or ve pbond volunteers, bribe te mike away with the W ge u s ty--but of me airady permanently in the wedge ef Se country, already acemtemed to obey mars sad to set in mead without gierstkaieg the jallgsaget disk or asking a node abseil their messaged. = , belies them are dillreat chegriptims and rims I sagged in the amestie swam of the stater am of them maid, gam dem weft so ; alma eel, requllag the rile to be piss d - is diar ha = couple of maths egetiame pasties as to render this at case a meet moil and fermidalle auxiliary firs in RON of onargensy. Wei net include the MA senakikalmy, _Waage they are to all intents aid a Main army of 12,000 am is ef it uniform. We allude to r el eeset-coad, to m the pomoorYi eal to the police terse in London, is sear great Maws, and in rural districts, all of whelk with some otter enteidiery eggs, might early be insed in pert/War Etesal wield fay mire up the amber whisk t s :se emed for the militia. Besides all time, there are the volunteer rifle clubs, whose pa triode die were retread. We say that wee every priapic, whether el enemy, elleigegy, or control, such an samiedica would be in finitely Fellable to the sew body which we are told it is motomory to assts. the monk of the two ism cm Maly be a The goestitaget elongate of the ase woold " Tbri:: divide& having a semosta mai a bleed nannies to gypped or ihrilt. Miesseid d gay amp wail be go entilasly se aft seeseleal in body of ma when nem of emat may be sail to be ispowdest up= the alfaagbes and Man ed of these who would, if , head that in the geld. It would be se hefty of drift-wood, to fall and matter at the first rude Mock, but • km, whisk might be teekm lows cc overgemsd, bet which weeMielter and strengthen all whir e ked by it, and whisk would probably . give no little Mid SIEI IFIRRE to those wise :po nies or prememtios t Mart them to dupes it. We east have no • 'tie. Demur, APRIL 22. Another instance of the sort of oppression which may be expected from the Ink Wry - - landlords, as a consequence of the inispeadsat latereke of the fran chise at the gamed sleets% hes jest occurred in Cork. Lest meek, the maw el a Roman catholic = whoa a leisure for rent was im- Eparir ii hros, ea ausuat of his vote at the late he that coma% anneted some situation. The new own that has ad= to, however, may Mikis& he ben the kWh* has set wisely exer clod a *ht. n in tha mum of the Owls bat hal breams Um. an agreement. for the repose of ruhhispr the refractory tenant who voted against nat sum. The following notice is published in the Cork Steemiwr : Dddisee castle, April 11 1 104 —As Imam Cooper ass swam *Who miss et issa ` 44 been Minn" in c"."," gasses ef km trade pilaw, be will be pleased to 4 " . ofillEing NM kr his him has the 26th of March.—Joex R. emus Wows. The eircaudasces et tbe eon are thus explained in a letter to the editor of the Cork paper : Mr. Cooper Sisk • pima of bmi from Cusain Wallis some years me, at a rent tadtgatahly Mead its nisi. He iseemer it se smiderable wpm% assmoled a . harms sump, tho Moat Meal dis tale mallbereesd Coasidering the ismosiotisa la the k mho el bells* them We years, Cipaide Walls hat, I de set Noy Ms aose rosity, but the Menem to make ea abseemarig te per cent. in the rent alms Mae Vadat awe diem - stance. Mr. Cooper woo rposslM b his hattord to mu for Frewea at the bleakest's. Ho did set comply with the request. He did ast etemenalle the matter (as a few of the other Manta did) by Maybe et he... He went to Maroons and have his vets, sad sosmalkient rapport be sides, to the liberal cause. The result is shown by the not. given above. The Emily Mail Mahe the Mr. Gregory, the author of the " Quarter-awe Chum" will not stand again for Galway. A new candidate ban appeared for Rooroommon, Mr. Richard Pennetatbse Lloyd. He Is a protec tionist, and the Erma, Mail thus speaks of his pretensions : Mr. Lloyd's qualikatioss he tae heaoarabls trust be seeks are well keew.,te the people dllessumen r sad if good sense, boassty, sad semi esselliadeed prbelplet, be an effective rousamsadosisa of a sendlobas te a awn homey, we bells,* boa to be ow mosossamaisd. Ws poli tical creed, embracing fair play Si all dross sad undue favour to mum esasM we possems, M smelt at variance with the beater a body of sopieeltoiral eleators, whether they be prebolost sr Emma eathelie ; ead It is to each a coastitomay be sikesses himself is seeking the Maw of reprmeating be abbe county. Mr. Batt bee de fi nitively resigned his pretemiono to ropesuit th e borough of Youghal. Nuts Otway will contest the county Tipperary on the essmovative interest. -- Ms esnegasy of laying the foundation-stone of the sew elmiheues et the Curragh of Kildare, wu yesearery by the Earl of Eglintou. The islo be .ild the " Iton stand-house.' The • • (Snack this ismilnw the propene of sufiplikell kat the Sham: 1 Oa WM* a mai beta st peepers, hot Musk 1 I mina wahherre, senehterg et 111 husks sad 20 mire, asnivel Imo *me miwaymem ht slaw of t h e most as. ma maloom amll ambobull at the lower as tatted the amble Jens (the pumsely 0 Prowl AO, for Qualm They was A ssaisruirly he is swiss% sad the =WM* asesemedstiss in bard suet maim a smart the wow ea spasehis UM The berths are Med sat geed saw, lbe seeldes asperlesset is assaasedisou awl la a nesdisegsalluese ossosipardes th• eteigniale. The Jai/ milsi lair mundwi with a Imenr able wad. Two weds Itit Train hut wait with par maim: the Issas Maros, carrying 100 Is bse. rad Now flevs•wisk, 54 fire New York. The liellease said hut Galway kw week, with 110 paresnues kr New York. MUSIC. 7EBTT'S TI.IEATNL of Rasa law " Barbieri di Simile," our very dew retelly, bet arse Merge than salikhaffy. Her whelk died mum& le belie white itsit• now sal le mire her k Isles es A p r .- ay= thee bad ever bets men ee Mewl be; ead. this pur ger egansib as avoided ~rift yids, single. - hod bilk la bra Wig a d ler desks. The ehenerre Y eat art le way wily sad aim as rape ke iegmaily be failleg eat err ; nor k the made impend by being MOW Into ea 1 variety et sew &spa • arab lomat et emboli& meat is wile kaidmate ; k aestablie Ike dila wear bk ad* ia l = e i= i ti bdrew Marisa of hie maw le be lied up the lisle sod me kw ke . Bat It EN be awl** Wgkel dolga suet aot be kierhe with. the per. eked/ Mai up, them ed sot to be onkel Ike Ike mem =be el disealita. Cflllllllll iq.W her dries well atabilehed rake. The slow Wand id sir " Use vies pose 111." kerleally Meant to be esbegthl . V iso r o rbdErhed i g si eve V i 5:14 , 611 ass haw a deed of it, by • set of erestridlisearaleo out of beiglag, red at varier* with good tree. The rage ke abrades lowed he, too, into prove when se eland= shed& have eases. Is the lies duet, earegia between Arks mad Piper% " Boma, I* eisec e tt = oullekady : "" aidittlMpw """" p a her am 1 "" avela silig an aee rare Odd drot laW the sod ar by lay aSINIS grodaL eurpred le well no meg boa ger_ et this dad ; very air doubt, bee sti ll diembi }eve bra bear to bore board lterld% own amok. lie MO a Ibleisd, w hoa be bead all of Wei. all la di Mika by V*o " k sia auks I"- Ile would have odd th Nat e I pill NN lOW list night, if he lei KAM Craved*. w. Ni are regretted what we auselve le be hoe soldeire la Ibis is Oen io emir thkg yarded sod k dr am ear whoa disk w . aft _ ; bra dogleg woo air belabor sad bausWid _ _ _ _ _ . TM in ho z: wink was well liod. Belle a i ad, mime, wee a espial perhe Flpirotiam idenble la le dear esti of So ask. Odsloet was way slider tart se tbs COW; Lableabee Barak a iesol, wee an Wadeable pine of teso and Patessi, the new kolitewe. Pve peat Swam to the assets of Boon* =Wog it die rebut bionnatlis at sew I saesodes kaavery. waeg i tly Mists sista. eadtbe di*. so in eneeiese vitk t o = •TM apse west of with epleit, woe ; mod very reeds& IMES Crusill ai lnreukr, woe musk ap p lauded , we vast fir sae of Sae Ode. be wide we ban ventured ft CLERICAL vAcAmass, Manna Poisomrso ems us Bulls=.—Cali sr, APII.II. 22.—A teeteiglt ego a Maw Teethe, wife ot • out of heable euroweelooes hvbeg ia 11Oil1ew, wee emealeted kir VW CO II bores eloo_Meg • mkt/ II Inlay/ 101. • k=Lowy Malik eoweeii snks ta do, woe moist L up to no. the 201.1 °beim :l e wire do died Whew swidealy. The woman wee et •=fi Wile, sob wee Mows to have mewed • old the peenestiso wee bobtailed by the deimeW ei esilleee. vibe, eat the death beams Mows to them wiesbe is vela kw deorsors isslop. The swam adrenal behe buded the et Chat. bri, ma a. er bevies eifieleel o ai. to be in fused y bse th datipid ie,ber vial wee eentel hi* AWL hoer :=With* to the Wain poem% beemibe2 Iwaileseee ; ead tbe remit wee. Sot die Ow hely wee maimed, by selbsdes s sysissee . '= by lb. 7. IL Clsik sesessr kr Sot Seems, sod eshallied swighel emodoillew. • kin holm bees aepoolled. wed tie bed, 'levee wed Wifidad. geese Mame was lekie, of wbleli the hilleadet is the met ispertabt mbm tubs Arnold. Nea of deeneei, bsy "palm wit 13 " depssM dat be .uth spas bin 111 at Melon & Bs briber poled ell Ids?. Tebbe, wM wee a Mi sele- IieTIM A▪ WL M. Sider peeped gem UM it lb maw. ems after Mai whlel she berm wall IM tbinty. Whes alto ...bind et NM. a les ag always pie Ms tea, MI6 glie ei Me is • moire rem, mi be gemlike& thee the Megiddy pet a rift prier kir I Mire ishle N ee 16 aribair. Mrs dlie mit re dr the sere if the MI6 dr yet re " wYM ea!" Thar essilres&te rued kb saMber re ek atl how Vrtary tonal Needay, Mee she died. It was airsime that domed led Y lag hew • geriftable am et rimy, MM. fee M a TuiMa liA, eadil set be I. The Carew Mil the My meld be ailed is a eseerl Ms, after elietisig bed Me garbe d the Mere by lidwaro Taylor, et G•re Nespini Tam Cloymumirt Liam 1111121...-Tribitelhy the peolisma balms ibeet tia lie we oriel Ihe 141 lagL i•ogee Wow • Paseraimmy gear, The user et the rem mor Ihe egemillute 3,171U551. b. 6. Tb. A bdri v alliaaawate es ai lb. et Yids MI. were 7 "Ks ea& 60 116 el Apt M. 166 wise IIL IL Rsorousse.--Golosi (ci.O - sWi4, county and thews Lincoln ; value, 7W. ; patron, the Crown ; Rev. C. Bowe, F lo; Thorpe, Derbyshire, dhows Lishaeld ; value, 1441., and residence ; psalm, Bishop of Lishadd ; Rev. B. 0. Bleak dos, Mowed. PROPIOIOIIIIIII7 of Moral Philosophy in the linfonelty of Edinburo ; patrons, tho Town Council of Sdinburgh ; J. Wilma, Msg., resigned. SPORTING. TATTERSALLI4.—ThouDAT. TWO =maw OUDIZAS 4TAXU 7 to 2 eoet DAGO MoNorto MIMMoso (t) 4 to 1 1 M. DOW Momoirotrof (t) 11 to MMus Ito I Mrs lls I) Negates. sal were bseksd freely at the Flom quoted ; wa did art lees a bet laid against Mae. CUP. 7 to I opt Mr. MoMlMV alga ram IS to 1 Mr. Itrearoa•ell (tolma hod?) Uto I Mr. Divv y •e 17. 11 to opt Mr. Man% adds (t) Is to Lord oefteises (bikes to 1004) 14 to Lord forma imam is a lift. J. arodiPs Mk Miry (t) 111 to ImM IMMselob's Nft Dakota IMIASoro= (t) 118 to WM. /SW I=was bodied s oda the Anima' at 14 to 1, watt oto 1, Mums" to 16 to 1, sad at that prim loft alr—hgus. A remora dtst Bobbie Noble los lett liedaee- IN kr &ley it mot tassalie le say authority. TOILE SPRING MEETING. WIDNIIDAT COXCLODZIL COSSOLATION 50W431.3 of 60 soya, added to a lan ding 4 6 son sash. kr an masa. T.Y.C. (4 who.) lar. Ikkorre's Tin Pie_l3l3. ps. Id 714 wr ir d e i t 1 Xt. B. Waimea Apo 131Misil. ps. l est 1011 ( (I. Out nr i lettnra's Thew nrlaa apa tat ... —Maps= a nr. Owens 11.111sajl 13114 1 g est (Akan* 4 jiri: 6to 4 art War — 2 to 1 sist Patina, s apt Assn intake'. is a outer by two Wilke, a head Wilma sassed awl third. Rua la 1 sin.' 3 assi. Yoga Horst. Pura of 60 ens., added to a sweep stake of 6 son each, for 3-yr-olds mad upwards. One mile. (6 rubs.) Mr. I4iklara%Clersies4, 04114110 L) 13 331 44 1 31 Mt. J. Osberart Prima 3 pa la tab (SOL Mr. Males yn.(l 04soras IMb (34L) (0144•11 3 Mr. Limuiresel Marry, Fro, Sot Mb MO (Walls 4 MoMag 7to 4 met Killsrasy, sad 5 to 2 each mast I Prima the Third aad Shadow. Woo by half a length. Boa in 1 Aga. 61 sm. MALTON RACES—TnuaaDAT. (rir ILICTIIO .111.100APIL) TWO-TIALOLD &MEN Of 10 00•11. sigish. Straight half ail W s. (9 subs) N W. Jr. Cairn% Oat Dora Sa rib -- Two ohms stand. Wet by balf a kVA. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1862. M tI.TON HANDICAP of 10 sorb. each 6 it, sad 3 only JA I &dared, with 100 added. Two adios. lir. 0. lenses Tonloillos. I yn, TO. .... ........ ... I Mr. DAIMON'S eyalem 4 7r4. Id UM /I Four of co. rm. Wori by a hood. WiLMAX CCP. LIDIDADOISIO-04 I yrs ... ... 1 The MAW 1111114154 4 yrs SITINI its. The Ilmano Beaune were was by Prim the Third, beating Red Deer colt sod two others by two lengths. The Arts:nos SWUM were won by Timothy, beating Emus by s neck. INTELLIGED LIVERPOOL JUL' H~xmc~r for qmoLiviitro ;;nb, 15 ft, 6ad if declare< . at. lb. Toddington l3 Noontide' Duo 4 9 The Cottager 4 6 Harnandos 4 6 Rusaboroufh AriosiC. Pitsford Ural 6 4 Clincher 5 3 Cossack aged 3 Backbiter Elthiroo a r d 2 Hothorpo Aphrodite The Marquis Chief Justice 6 13 The Lord of the _ __ — flaw; 4 Miss Ann Lady Evelyn' Earl of Warwick 6 Hippolytus 4 Cutllaal Wise- 4 GoMeader 4 Orosreuor Nutshell 6 Doubt 6 Cockcrow Queen of Sweden 4 Menu ltoualsors. 4 4 M iti l is t u pley 6 Raby Storyteller 4 Ephesus 4 Trickstrew 4 The Calculator Oraad Duke Whoa 3 ULiai ttle ty Harry U loam Warrior 3 Phoattet Oralio 3 Hareetoot Vaapyre Herbert Elect . V MEETING, 1862. ox, Cur STALIN of 26 KM. l on or before Tuesday asst. Ale. st. lb. Joe Millar The Kelpie Grey Tomm 3 9 Constellation y 4 7 Daniel O'Rourke 3 7 Colater4ile 4 6 Eno* Knoll . t. a Sally Mn. Birth 4 6 4 Merry Bird Bold Bg Golvausan 3 6 4 Tophana a 6 3 Floral.. The Ready Bask oaar 6 3 b a by Melboarao outottiallyWar lbot Lank Hawn 6 4 6 2 eider be Joe Lionl sak. 1 _ _ waiter — 6 8 0 Ls Fier& 6 6 13 Casdhowlsk 6 6 13 Velma 4 6 12 Deakar 44 Raw borough Thunder 3 6 12 Fre. Trader Burnamle Mountain Plower 3 6 10 Poodle .3 8 10 Lady Mayon 3 610 Adine My Piney eh f by Pantaloon out of Fusti an's dam Delia 4 610 Richard Primmer 3 6 9 Dalton Banshee e by Ithuriel out of Gipsey Benito 8 5 7 Luau) Diamond 8 5 Pluck The Bottler 9 Pyelop iclops das C 9 r Old Moglish Oak 3 6 2 8 9' Poetess Ingratitude 8 9 Termagant 3 4 7 8 9 Royalty (pays forfeit) 8 9 . PrineeVatnek (dead) HAMPTON. 1862. Coostaatim 3 Albro Tba Coantem 4 Tom Holeby Harp Abbas of Jar- _____ _. __ man: 6 Carus 4 Au Smith 4 NOMINATIONS for the SOUTH Willllll.ll RAILWAY PLATS. Repletion, 6 yrs Ventres,- terra, 4 Raptor' 3 Chepkins, 8 yrs yrs The Brahmin, 3 Appleton, 3 yrs Tame, 3 yrs Yrs Miss Woolgar, 4 Merlin, 3 yrs Hambletonns, 3 Yn &wiping Fortner, yrs Jack -in - the -Cor- 4yn Anehbone, 3 yrs Se; aged Little 80-peep, 3 Oarforth, 6 yrs Nontuanowe for the CLABIKONT STAKES, for Zir.rida. Mr. Bass's Doerhetuld Major Martin's Tamedene Dube of Bedford's Truands Mr. C. Rayner's Barham Mr. Shaving's Rage Lord J. Scott's Pug Omsk Mr. John Barnard's Cory- Mr. Howard's VadMem Nunn Mr. T. Steven's LW Mr. S. Scott's Fermentation Count Bethyany's The Prod Mr. C. Mare's Pharold Captain Lowther ea f by Mr. E. Why's Don Quixote Launeelot out of Fair Star Mr. Hale's Hato Mr. Paul's Laura Bell (lat. Mr. Dmglaa's Playful Myrtle) Mr. G. Drewe's o by Old Mr. Payne's Glenavon England out of Vexation Mr. Faster's Gage d'Amoor Mr. A. Reathoon's Tobolain Mr. Winch's A&non -...vrone for the VISITORS . PLATE of M. (Han rrokaabsartad Lady, gyre Bank's, II ors The Com, 6 yrs DarrabsoMa, &god r=l, 7ryrs Nomura, 6 ps Grand Dusl4llll., 3 yn Ells, 4 In Jadvls4l6•42anwr, mod arsolis PeAmar, 4 yn Lay Mad" 3 yrs lab) lintellteence. EQUITY COURTB.-YzirmwAy. -- Bosom Yu Munut of n■ Itoua. BI _ MAiNaki AND TII - 7 iil Bawz.- Yr. Bounden Polak, ea the pert of Mr. Maybery, applied to hare his SIM della ett the list of astribatories to this sompeoLcie whisk it had been piked by the Mai. tar. Ur. May was ast Ill= • Ibtribbblor die bank ; bat, is 1 7, Mr. Lou. who held 20 dares, wee • debtor to the leak, who bed • amity as was lasedisbil pospety ad ble, siedi by the Wit , his as hi 'Wei Ms - bush pressed bin Au mad lie applkd to his idisitor, Mr. Wirry, d who) edemas& the wry Ithsar4 a ills ingerar ir that the mar* whisk the book hid should M tresshend fs Ws. This was Ws with re- I sard to the Iseseidd , sad las Ems ere mothered Ms his wag, ski peepiety he readvel dkilsoik. w By the prinisisas d the seed. whoa a al was sod it was at paid within 211 dm silk it buaae dhs wr LL ~ W dares ewe bo Wank Wess the pie eshervbr wilds two seseihe sherwards. Clehi woes made both payable is Id" Wart. Maybes/ tawsidd PIM. sod the duvets. bid est withal me maths Mat the shone wee* ast askelsd. and Ms. Parr, *mhos, suisedimi dr &NM heMeed. 11111110 the Mks eass W. Wes the Ws moo dee, mai a rashisa that the omopsysisat of the sails ebooli ast bon the Oat of Hefter—What is the sharp against sag cheat ? Mr. Bingham—VW ea indecent trea d an Mary Ann Newbury. The Haut pertly confessed that the Ma e. neat of sash by the eamplathent Was correct. holiefter-11 you have ask up your Wad to and the as. to the oes4san. I orM not eater spot the deflate. Mr. Biasham—l Wok Me a use that cent to po to the esesbas, sad the only gentles now Y shalt the ha. The dedisisat must lad two swedes to 1001. sash, sad ease into Mows surety fa 2031. • penes who gave the maw et Hoary Cekema. li t Cheassephaa, who had bass fa hatilles esavoosetisa with the pelense e hoe ramthed that the detsaisatl hinds knew galas( _about what hadlessoneed, except what they sew is the Matemosis in whisk lt was well lumen was Mr. Binghamsa% — ti — fr mor ie riat hobs a rttod in the reports is the arsativegas. had bola min pied, aessedfas to dr flopesideor in the books of the Tie depealtians wine than takes, and the awe was sent to the sessiess. Heattst Imo was et eploiso lint tie dew Ihs Usti says ihe dinar power It mitt Ilia ilulanlina did ; that it tin fitly , rd tbsi the dime wan set ihr tilled. It, *maim 'sold nit nom tbip mos from litilialateattlialetim • COURT OF COMMON PLEAL—IrsanDAT. Immo 111 , Cam hen= Jusis. Ms. Joints Cuaryzu, 11a.Suinia Wart.," Assp limn Tunas& s.° Nova' O. 'maw, " Xvitcaz. COMIGHT Quamoir. TM plaintiff in this erssTsiii; . wall barna sauna pal liator, sod the ilehoint is a number of Sher ceitlee et • nailed misty Ikrerpesi, whisk aeilliiMai rs meted& the view of bowel Is lin = e ri:e t imal es% po zb a lhbod e thi s= rib It I rani wig; lossofflehly the pans supse i rsly, Inoshoni inn Ile Ohs% sal binnisa Weird Awe benised espies, wad& erne rem nidoshesest the Thu hoosen ow nisi epee desorrer wlelbr AU teas 4 Mfaimpainst et She plsLaUfts copy. he She *near, and Mr. Wines Artie Mrdc 1 4 11111 = the nes was antaishol al She dig eta • we =pose est report wail us ea • osspisie a• IN Pam NI lamor—itons Ma. loom Mao no a Onsossi Year. ilsowase ow vas Comas. Is Ale cent 14 sows wen rate Me of vildsk ins maned IN trial • sU.ljury. lewrei ed she emcee Were WM as aside) reissibier of ems dorm =Witt dos ef ti v. Pepe," es not vs. Nora ono. Pam, aisemsjposiod by Henry Broome, landlord of the Opera Tavern, Haymarket,end Tohn Broome, landlord of 029 Ro i; Run s Rirstscet, Pie &dilly, applied, ott Wed nesday, to Mr, Bingham, tno sitting magistrate, for a sum mons, calling upon Ric hard Sill, a solicitor, to appear and answer the charge of obtaining, unlawfully, from Henry Broome, certain bills and money. Mr. Parry . said Henry Broome is the brother of John Broome, against whom is pending an indictment, in Sussex, for obtaining sums of money from a person by cheating at cards. Richard Sill, in the first instance, was employed by the prosecutor as attorney to conduct the prosecution. He, the learned counsel, was in a condition to prove by evidence, on oath, that Richard Sill, by mama of threats that be could transport John Broome, obtained from Henry Broome many bills of exchange to a considerable amount. The charge he made was that Richard Sill, as solicitor for the prosecution, consented to forego the prosecution of any in dictable offence for money. Mr. Bingham postponed his decision on the application until yesterday, when the applicant being prevented from attending the case was adjourned till Saturday. THB FOLIOS COURTS. 3OW-111ZIpT. _ _ Jewish &Na g a ..- is who ikeribill hiker as a :21e r frion the Illi WO systa. a qu a n tit y . / Cal if ornian About II Vika 1111WeissIs e ivialti, as the aliens a its l Diansin was asses,anerlias to ear tam beim kikkj a u ra p l am = keit, 6 wae 2 Omar lieril essiked k Oa t. S. was takes bike the aakesides of is l= oai kale is tura ble petals kik ad las kinks bees this doteeWd, tlio primer our hake/ idiot to whale to a pueo.al mean* with whit& mask he oimplisk aka CalPorataa said of tho weight of 44 groweim sal earth 401. was bawd con et:kW kaki la hen at tM the priesseeekkasee. the gall ita se k viaLbees tors' sae a ehowaas kitte' elks admiral T sum he riser. woe then Oka la drop. TIM less teaks by the pri nk,. Mr. Foot, 'Atha Ara of Joseph Foot and Son, silk manu facturers, et Ne. 244, Whitechapel•road, appeared to an swer 26 laliemealeas exhibited by . Mr. Alexander Redgrave, Impale a Wastenea In the London District, for a violation of them*, 1I and 1411 Viet., asp. 64, for the regulation of tutees. The detttndasf, Mr. Foot, pleaded guilty. Mr. ins, to. inspector, said the defendants formerly carried en a sweehetory by hand power, until Christmas bet, when slams power was applied, and it then came un der die aperadea of the acts of parliament for regulating fraterbe. No . 2% .l Tse rever, was sent to hie nor were eray of the of the act of parliament 'coot plial with. la early part of the present month he teadali info:meths that the deltedsats wore aerial:lg gamma until lieieleak at night, sad upon to the Missy be hued that was se, end that ts bed ffiel sewed esker iatneWas et the kw. They bed not seined a webs et their eseweingt a.. . they bad see mese et mei Mose, Ow -- persons bang regkeerisi link maws, and=emide7l them wished • mrsioal esebiestie of age, and they em ployed tea Andes and wen persons after Weisel'. Under th ese ekeemseances lse hod kit It bis due to exhibit twenty inammatisms, for the purpose of pekiling all to the defendants lOW the law was, sad he ter gmeteetisa of the r eeg i= es la=s i ebeee; bele be °else."' with- I taw end only ask he manctions on five infilematices lbw esaphiying five yo Males after 8 o'clock in the evening. That was, indeed, lie pi:kelps' complaint. Mr. Feet laid it we quite true that 'yew were employed Is his f after six o'clock , persons woo informed he was using wrong he put Oat to it. He certainly ailed la igasema of the law. The week wee he. merly doer by hand pew; but the more powered egesny of steam helm nquked k seise porticos of the we nuke. of be adopted k i nd weft SA aware the act of paeliment atelS his fosOloy. He did not think there went Hz ltienfastsureee in lipludishis who knew anything et the act, im that it applied se them at all, whatever the power wee. He was set before aware the act came into operatics in Lowka. Mr. Ingham said that it was very probable that Mr. Foot was quite ignorant of the law, and infLetedja minimum pe salty of 20s. in Are eases, aseeming the coats at two guineas —making in all, 71. 2s. Information having reached the court that a man named Joseph Gregory, who had suffered violence, was lying in • precarious state in the London Hospital, Mr. Ingham, ae• companied by the junior clerk, left the court to take his depositions. The poor wee said {W be kdged with a person named Heelless, amman. On gay edot, after 12 o'clock. he went to hie ledgillillMe4llllo, Devonport-street, Com mercial-reed, and lutOoltat he admittance • but though Bochum NM to he door be would 'not open it. After koiseking ea brae end a half he went away, but some the. aftweenede mew back and knocked again. After peeks awe time eta endheoltep, be wain :steroid about eight Aka. and Masked awe mew, Woe Beckman 2..... the deer, end sadeaveured to posh Matln the WWI enema Beaman kicked him ea the shins, iired -u & - ewhim en the Am pride the passage. He did not Law ot Ms emit In iciest with anything, et beef while be bed in his pocket, but Me MI the breath see et bka. As soon as he recovered he asked fee God's sake le ban a oarzoon rat for, or to be conveyed to an betekl, and said to Heehaws, " You murdering villain, emive dew for me ;" but th e other laughed at him, then mewed him, and lashed the dew. He lay nearly esemlue for an how and • belf,havieg when he fell felt mereddag week in his body. He shed is vale for water, awl dna weed eel be was a murdered men, ewe which Beekman bogged him half way sleep the pewee inward, when be bit him lying, and the, meet out with kis wifeeselthei him in. They - Menne& woe in with a =stk.tube said tell him to get up, aka him a filthy sel d be weeM the bin le lbe statlon.home. He replied that be could eel eit up, upon whisk the °Seer trillkm up stain hy the ear, end lbw him on a s WOO as ho had emesselet neeverei hem the via lase, be crawled oat to • Mead, who leek bin to a ear woe, and he win subsequently camera to Ike Luba Honda Mosionen, who k eat ea bag, let who was premed at the ioquiry, said that en the eel see to queellen - be get out of bed te open the deer M Gingery, ace, ea undeleg the Dolt, it wes pried videedy epee, Geley d, erla great hem en lbe ham Ihappining be end was - W re iwed. he treat to the men's beethee, who, however, took so nodes of tbe swim He then wag te the Mauna-house he • esestalphe to ban the man kneed atter. TIM Omar mid tbse be ons a draper est of employ ment, sod thee biethelmw weebli le mein be bs wee Moth W Sam le mob the Mag. Mr. eemmilleil des pri ma l the Mel. - 111111;11SWIT W Mr. laiii;;;;ihe dying awn maid he was posi tive the MI was set assideatel. ill: c4 s Ilts l iiiiiii Tr 1 i 'mow w during di. inquiry, was lasasairs ast . DIARLIOROUGH4nLUT &sherd Anil.; isealbsi Si spina mil eesembeez. Ns. 1. Peederbeeed, eggseese belliee Me. Illieubm fir bulbar exembrise ces e *me of felsesee esteeit pre ferred assist !tier b Mary Asa Newleeey, se feasts of a Howe Mr. of Mark, Neerfenst, fishoeseire. Bingham oohed the gertlemas esemeelei with title chasbehle lesdiedes if there were seer angel of the use Mere bees this Hems of A peellegjes, sadentood to :be the fields of this fl. of Charity, amid then were ease Anise, spine the ilelhedl ie o y l the illabll doer tb avare, bee be isle est pro. Pa r. lam wi esked rs if the prboyeer ig°6 had eiy peebegeed said he weeded for the primmer. ad rA=l 'Wham Kr. Pagbass—Thea In that as. I shall watt the ease W the Iskaa M quieter anises, sad I prier to hsee the depeeitioes em COTTON.—Lna nroor., APRIL 22.—The oohs hooky are sointated at 6,000 bales, of which 1,000 are Woe for export, and 600 on maseation. Tlsey laded, MO Pomo and Maranhao', at led. to lid. ; GOO rioligeo, at 6t ai t: fia : ; 400 SareiN at OIL to 41. Lail 10 lea I at 13d. to 16d. The tomb also Tbwroloy are 75,000 The market akar Wok wad aterilly, prime of all aids befog sashayed hum KAIKIZEINVII, Ann. 111.—Thu=is fully as inn, and there is, page, as soak honer doing as at the an of is week. The Messes as yrs setiesil ea Tuesday anises to fahyd. par N. see :Fs water twist, as and sae siabesa to r Fee own yarns *so is as adveme as Ws U 's (Wanly') did. to ij a 7 . 4 This Mame as yams has 6d the Wait o bluets d Meth having orders es Mei to gumshoes also freely, amiship= India mad Ores are givins i r t a pass mere hr sliktht eine woo ha wok. Wide eips of di le = awl sp rawls hor ibe aortas =dab OM awes, sad the mhos well sad sestrost. isasrally, however, do set Irak with eatidaeties ef the areket. For the hose trade a steady Madsen is doing. HOINERT AND LACE TRADES. NOTTIIIGRAM. April IL—The la:trad e y at Nettlailwas aad wail is yaissimily by isasidwiey, le is a very Mr maim. TM (Mesa law kle m b isi Ve tr tbass anima mom it is wed skint do mai' aimbiaa. la aim ha a tabradis slab dammi. TM drams mil yeataleas brambee. se imparami is Me taws Moak bia. we are glad to aid. matilamlib mired, sami may Mom have Dem oat to week. The eon trade iti larwever, may MIL The babbirmltrade was with Mika a sadden Ant, bat ma Is aq mime ; Ibis is at tribwasd le • ildibieffai the Aril We, tbi in Russia, yawns r ige rrealer Pmen =tara lewil lir 3 A g = other balm ear mows. dna OM Germs Ids. The metal& trade to arm as imam. blu e s, e g ad sew am de bath as Ibe babbb-set wesidaes, mad maim says tram the vials &W.—Notts Review. WOOL—Biunrone, April 22.—There has not only bus min fatuity, bat extended sales made of Botany Mir% , sad al this Male the market is comparatively Zeglith Wish of a rood class the market G not abundantly suppiled, ere is it probable that any material increase is lardy to takaphoe. The difilealty to buy in the country Is repressided as t, and, when It reaches here, to realise a peek b . The time for the new clip is drawls' MEW every truly but parties seem more dis posal hs hadh e pressat sash Saw to sell out at a loss led hey a but su at Wear ghat sad thus be hot head with we iihes. The hit et lugs has been gradually dinsfaiddeg ; dm t is lass he se enrage supply, NA held for prism beyond the Hafts of asearessrs. No ds sad him are gad eh, at Ana prices-404bn! 06ssiver 31•NUFACTUILSIL—Bad000ria, Aye ll—Tarns : We repot we are spin eswpolled to swat the old tale of diewees, bat, it is,—ase a *moo saw we sealer with but minas the slatemseil made by Whin of the k =edi tion of ell sowed In the silos& Wads esstiaue le militate disk plea, eel the Tens an taker as pm daeol. There bad west asslinse to be • deal of pi i , until ea ahem, w Feu can be eetabliimod, erd ha tZel not obtainable for swim that or. weeded to be Bier wet ; but there is a *user now manifested is the pert of the wieners not to take trees ardor* exempt at is advises, obi N. perm awy be esubbeed eseseredel b the bayous dubs the week. Ms domed lee L ow ell* * 'o e akum yowl lad mime hr goasellby ass aired fee utt dllwey. heave tads b bdow the en &M d sa menny ties. aid lbe filmes fir a Ina lime boo boos Mei of little. • pled deal of wombs berve bees mode by the ann. 11,14111011 comet bat the IN* ea ew Ms ems et mg of either lest or the present year, and if orde rs are to period out, a price commensurate will have to be paid. There is more inquiry for yarns suitable for Russia, fur which market the shipment.' usually begin early in May. Pieces There is now again a fair amount of business doing, but the prices are most wretched; and every one seems at • loss how to account for it ; for the abridgement of the production I. considerable, and the market is not visited with any great supplies from Lancashire. Yarns are very Arm in price, thews is no disposition to accept orders for dis tant delivery at present prices, and to sell goods to cover present prices is impossible. This, too, occurs at the period when our market is usually brisk, and the manufacturers generally busy. narrow is only one alternative, and that is, to still farther down, or at all events not increase ' the production ; for if the latter is done, it will be only at still greater pat.—Thal/ord Observer. CORN.-Binxixollaw, Aram 22.-During the present week, little has passed in the trade ; but fully previous rates have been obtained for the few parcels of Wheat which have changed hands. Barley bold for quite as much money. Oats, 3d. per qr., and Bns 6d. per qr. higher. At this day's market there was a fur supply of Wheat, e.. .....x.s. . wren prices were uemalitieti ; uui the trade closed dull at 6d. to Is. per quarter over tho cur rency of this day oe'nnight. Very little doing in Barley. Oats sold readily at former rates, but no advance could be obtained. Beans 6.1. to Is. per quarter higher. We did not hoar of a transaction in Peas. Present quotation,. : Wheat, English, white, per bushel of 62 lbs., 5.. sa. to 61.9 d. ; new, 6s. ed. to 61.8 d. ; red, 4s. 114. to de. 3d. ; Len, 6s. Od. to 61. ed. ; Baltic, white, 6s. 64. to Gs. Od. ; Polish Odense, 4..10d. to Gs. 34. ; Danube, es. 9d. to 6s. Od. Barley, per imperial qr., 28s. to 30s. 6d ; grinding, per 3921 M., 235. to 275. 04. Oats, English, white, per imperial qr., 22..8d. to 28s. ; Welsh, black and white, per 3121b5., 198.64. to 20..64. • Irish (40 to 4218..), per 31218.. , 20s. 6d. to 22e. ; ditto ei to 39th..)), p er 3121b5., 20s. to 21s. ; black, 20s. to 201. . Beans, lish, old, per 1961h5., 13s. to 13a. 6d.; new, 12s. to 13s. ; r ich, new, 111.6 d. to 12.. ; Egyptian, 10s. 94. to 111. 34. ; French, 12s. to 13s. Peas, boiling, per im perial qr., 30a. to 32a. ; grinding, per 19618. ., Ils. Od. to 12a. Od. Lentils, per 106114., 10s. Oil. to 10s. ed. Indian Corn, per 19611.., 10.. Gd. to 11$. Flour, English, line, per mai of 29018.., 31a. 6d. to 33.. 6d. ; seconds, 265. 04. to 301. BIIIIITOL. Aram 22. - Our market this week was not so well supplied with English wheat, and there being • far demand an advance of le. per qr. on the late values was experienced. Foreign did not advance in the same propor tion, but it was firmly held, and importers were requiring improved values. There was not much doing in barley, either for malting or grinding purposes: but oats were of better sale and fetched fal. per quarter more money. The same remark will apply to beans, the prices of which were in the sellers' favour. The prices of the day were :-Wheat, English, 395. to 48s. per imperial quarter; foreign white, 40e. to 421. per 480 lbs.; ditto red, extra fins qualities, 42e. to 465. per 480 lbs.; fine qualities, 38*. to 40s. per 480 lbs. ; ditto, ordinary qualities, 355. to 375. per 480 lbs. Foreign hard, 351. to 36e. per 480 lbs. Flour, English seconds, 28e. to 30s. per sack ; United States, die., sweet, 20s. to 21s. per barrel. Barley, English malting, 28s. to 32e. per imperial quarter. Eng lish and foreign grinding, 245. to 24e. 6d. per 400 IM. Oats, Devon and Welsh teed, 17s. to 19s. per imperial quarter; Irish white, 19e. to 20s. 6d. per 320 lbs.; Irish black, 17s. 6d. to 18e. per imperial quarter. Beans, English, 30s. to 34a. per imperial quarter; foreign, Ws. to 30e. per 480 lbs. The arrivals have been Wheat, 322 quarters; oats, 1,440 barrels, 200 quarters ; barley, 1,184 bunts ,• fear, 480 sacks. The oorn inspec re - tor's port gives the following avenges:Wheat, 41s. ld.; oats, 18e. 7d.; Wedgy, 295. Gd. ; beans, 32a. Dumas, Aped 12.-We bad a fair supply of Wheat, aad • geed othealaisoe of buyers; the trade was brisk, and a classmate we. made at an advance of Is. a qr. on last week' Barley was in small supply, and principally of quality ; the trade wee good, and last week's prim wen !fall y supported, and in some instances slightly eausied. In Beans, Feat, and Oats the trade was dull, sad no alteration in price. Wheat, white, 465. per qr.; boot red, 41s. to 43e. ; middling, 35a. to 41s. ; inferior, 31s. =Us. Barley, M. to 33a. Oats, 19s. to 251. Beans, 291. to 371. Peas, 30e. to Mr. Flour, fine, 311. to 35e. per lack ; seconds, 30.. to 325. Bread, 10d. the 81b. loaf. NRIVEURT, April 22.—We have this day an increased supply of Wheat, and fine in quality and condition, the sellers attempted to improve the prices, but could not suc ceed, and the market closed dull. Not much B►rlcy on offer, and prices the same. Oats, Beans, and Peas without alteration. UIBILIDOII, April 22.—The trade for Wheat and Barley is improved. Oats and Beans maintain their previous value. Wheat, 365. to 645. per qr. Barley, 295. to 365. Oats, 19s. to 245. Beans, 29e. to 341. Peas, 30s. to 33i. Tares, 8.. per bushel. WATERFORD, April 21.—With • very moderate import of foreign grain since Saturday last, we have had a better feeling is our market for every article of the trade, and prises must be noted the turn dearer for all descriptions of grain. Flour has not underseas any change, but holders are very firm. EDINBITYON April 21.— Th ere was a fair supply of grain in the market to-day. Sales for all sorts were ready, and altogether an easy market, with a alight t a ll on a ll kinds of grain. Wheat, U. to 465. Barley, 26.. to 32a. Oats, 16e. to 235. Beans, 31s. 6d. to 345. 6d. CATTLE.—Larne, Aran. 22.—There was rather a limi ted supply of horned cattle at this market yesterday. B u ye r s were numerous, and all were consequently 'old, at from 61. Bd. to 6s. 4d. per atone of 161 be. The number of beans was 470. There were 6,000 sheep, which sold, shorn at eld. to 5d., and in wool at ind. per lb. Good Cheviots realised ed. per lb. Liman"; Fata.—The show of Hone on Monday and Tuesday was unusually scanty , and the Auer class of Horses Wen more than ever scarce. The principal London dealers who attended the fair were Messrs. Cox, Collins, Wiinbush, Shotton, Dickinson, Bacon, Shackell, Grey, Phillips, El more, Mesas, Quartremaine, Osborne, Brookes Pearl, Pettey, Baader@ East, Jelly, Trolley, Chinnock . , Roots, and Attwood. Then were also several German and French buyers, and Mr. Ashton was par/Maine first-class blood mum for the Emperor of Russia. Bohn the commence ment of the fair, several due bleed awes were also pur chased for the court of links, sad II was stated that one of the palaces was hnoff fa the county, with an in- Megeolsr. elnerne purehrea. For superior riding Bangs doe demand was extensive, and very high paims won Maned readily, scarcity causing a rather Men eampodtier. Genre* Ewer were also much is moan Oa Wabash', the High-street presented a larger end meal mode& dam than has been exhibited for several pests. and Os now of mart Horses and useful nags was wry geed, and capital rates were realised. On Wed nesday sitsraesa the competition for the prize cup given by Bmith, Urn, sad Co., for the best pen of a score wether he,., Mk/MN is the Sheep market. The judges were Mr. J. , of Andisby, Mr. Robert Martin, of AsassW, sail Mr. D. Brfam, of Oxeomb. There were orliddln—Mr. Chutes Battersby, of Scothera ; Mr. Maywood, of Wolliegora ; Mr. Abraham, of Health; Mr. N. Gilts, of Wear=; god Mr. Walker, glgsby. The pries was aw ar ded to Mr. Battersby. Mr. , of ambleasa Mona nee Ilesta, also exhibited a pen of 40 hogs, same of whisk won remarkably 6e; bat they were an sabred Ike . Yes terday the new of Sheep woe large, Wed.. dere*/ 'groan.tea It has beer firyeam. years' thaw did net nosed doirty-two thromnd, bat this year fir nioat of wooedwas required, and a great arahm Opens had to be procured. It wee cal inlatsd tin Me dhow did roe All below fifty thousand. The Maim bong eons la amine, oir re from the lack of rellsot memo ellieliteel avaabse bz to be dna tin would under other poem enamou r=have been eablhilled tord the want of rain, sad the consequent pros pees ot skeet keep =ado ions fall 30. to 4s._por head lone Mom they woad& admi pt res have been. The bogs stews fm the prise ea Waireaday were in the fair. The min of bogs ranged frees dn. M 44a per ; inferior were as low es Ida, ad Ise the 475. and 48e. won made. Per MA iseer, whin the score which Mock the pains Mr. Befranyebteired 4114 eaoh—so that the poise of the gain begs may boo Silly ealealated at 495. or ns. Trade was am up to rm. se& provally the ten darn was to lawn rather than to bighorprier. wi which the &h. started. The Home fair was a nay or e: there were some aeronaut draught bones in, sad more animals of an inferior hind this led been ealtibitadms may previous Sy . . ilewabi,Apeil 21.—We badelarge market le-day bedtime Sheep and Beasts, and many buyers were present. A geed deal et baldness was done, but prime were no Meier. Tbi mdse/ was retker brisk, and many sales WON ellseled. Them were 178 Beasts, OM Sheep, and 117 Pigs mimed. Batman, April 21.—We had a hi; but not large, show et steak, the season °postdated. Prime Beef sad Mutton Dead reedy buyers at full prices, but anything middling or WNW was very dull sale and decidedly lower. Not mesh stook unsold. intnatinow, April 21.—The supply of Cattle was less, there being 691, or 164 less than last week. Sales were also very dull, and no improvement in prices. Top price, 6s. 3d.; current, top, 6s. ; middling and inferior sorts, from 4s. 6d. to 6s. per Dutch stone. At the close a great number were unsold. The supply of Sheep this morning was 2,019, befog 426 less than last week. Notwithstanding the short supply, sales were slowly e ff ected. Top price of the best black-faced Mutton, 51d. ; current, top price, 6d. to 61d. ; middling and inferior sorts, from 416. to 4fd. per lb. At the elm of the market a great number were unsold. burr Ntraszates.—(To the Editor of tho Br pras.)-Blr,—l treat that your French oorrespondent's notice, in yor paper of the 19th inst., of the avehas or infant nurseries of Paris, will have the effect of directing public attention to those important institutions. They are among the most interesting sights of that great city, which, with all its vices mei Allies, sets us an example in more than one &palmist of benevolence. Your correspos dent's dosise whether anything of the kind exists in Lon don, ant simmit, I sue sorry to say, well-founded. One, however, en a null wale, is supported by a benevolent Indy In Nemeriminiet, and will well repay a visit. From the same iiseitor the sallioet was brought under the notice of the ILasehenst penis seas months ago, a very indu lgent soft wee arm/, sed coo at least of those insti llation' ris spisados r that city. 2d. Marton, the Mite ssalead with moult prejudice, as your cor isnmasebut the operiment has been per sonated is Fob, sad is an the other great towns Ssalinnit in whisk it has been Wed. I rentals, sir, psi SWAM ser nat, 71.- G. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCA hem ea soffeeppiames, "1/61prIai Gasette 11A4 "L.6y.r. CASUALTIES. Camerton (s.), from Rotterdam, on her outwanl passag e . burst pril her steam pipe, and had two men killed _WA A V. (Rube, Brown, from Singapore to Liverpool, which put into Mauritius leaky, Jan. 9, had been on her beatn.ends Dee, 6, in lat. 12 S., lon. 99 E., had rut away her foremast, lost main and misen topmasts, and h a d t h e mainmast head twisted round; it war feared the cargo, which was es be damaged, would have to he dischargul. Jorartt! t* Christina, of Cimbritshainn, L)lierg, from Yitad to Hull, sank off Skagen April 12, having been in con. tact with the Cameron, lanes, from Grangemouth to Konigsberg, which saved the crew, and landed them hero last evening.—Elsinore, April 16. Orielton, Williams, from the Danube to London, was run down by a French steamer in the neighbourhood of th e Downs.—Yarmouth, April 21. Venus, Mums, from Singapore, for Swan ltis,T, was wrecked on the Abrolhos, 30 miles W. of Champion flay, April 1O 1651 one man drowned.—Mr:lltour ne, Q. SEABORNE MAILS. IN Wedges that the subs ere sent from the General r the eight—sad r by the morning—denp.kteh. 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N tniar.4 .. .N ta..lla (via — 6coailome " 0411 Wm (via ltersaillas) 11 IlediscrraNaN(yla South ptaa) 3l uitluMs, 31snellio) X *Weirs NNW ..... ... 14*W raps: States Nakaola rossetty• .24 West hear .N West ladies (mist as vattnaotall Norm) M 1 110th of the math! I SWIM or month Lad of the wash I Ith of t►e month =000911.,27 tit f tbe Ilehleth23llbutmoal ethlSthlStbetnae. lthlith27thaf SheWaltham.% thl3o23thef won litho( the mai* 12a: of tbs orostbl ;APril X 01 7 11 vo319 —'— . ' Nay I Dow *KU 21 Dover ,ey Oolithmeeptoo. Vey is erript.io. 1 0 011tharoprOo. 31 II tinuth April 4 20 Pipointtle Nov 3 Duna April 20 Ousthaniptr, April 20 doveliemploc 11.30 Aptil 20 Dovet . wove& horn ...... April 20 Lovelorn 1 tie.,lat Lades Yos.na Soute,taptec April 90 it o4 2hcad Terter.'e. otoottomptvn Day 90 IDerror XI I iinselartpwr 941 20 Door ttouthamt.t.on May... 113010vati.tor May Is !Dom April 92 Dora: April 22 I`rvi r ivinittiroaptoo April 211 tiootharartaii April 20 Dover louttigeoptea Apill Souttimptoo Way 3 • The a to troop oosatnos tau monad (*) an coin's,' by • noel packet vie Blazed Ur. ARIL IV E D. 1 ArseJane -at Liverpool, April 23, from. lea Wes Alum -ai Liverpool, April 22, from a,-....... Charleston Bauwa-at MI, April 22. from -....... ........ Alen-ulna Boomer-et Liverpool, April 21, fr0m............ 8111.1400 i-at Bristol, April 22, from -..-. Mauritius Camino-at °reverend, April 22. from. Norway Carrroa--at Bristol, April 12, from. Calle Cansarcanim-at Liverpool, April Calcutta Charms-at Liverpool, April 22, from Penuitelnico Casmorrx-at Liverpool, April 21, front ..„...-.... „New orients 00SOPIT-14 Liverpool, April 22, from ..... Sauna* PLUILITT -at Bri,tol, April 22, from tic. Michael% CAILOITA VLIICA -St QUOVIAtOWiI, April 20, from Alexandria DALOOWICOT-01 QUINSKOMI, April 20, ham Who DAvni-at .Ltriatol, April 22, from Bells ELIZASITII-44t Groomed, Apri: 22, from Dement Bumpers -at Grimmest, April 22, from R. Michael's EVA/11-at Deal, April 21, from ... Bt. Michael's throw, Ingo -at Wad, April 22. from -amain blends GIRT FIC •TIIIR-st Dial, April 21, from Cale,tla Guam= -at thamootown, April 20, from Barbados Oarranzau Para-el &LSI, April 22, from... Menthes 11111111it'l Kerma-a Liverpool, April 32, from Ailaillais HANIIIIIAL-at Pt April 21, Rom .. .... Clam la verawrea-al April 91, from B. lams Jos. Puarna-at lAver A r 1122, from Janes finarrime-at QiineirW, April 22, rum. Jamaica La Caress-at Inarommi, April 92, front-. ....80ars Lsornias-et Umpoi, April 22, tram-- .... ..........Demarm Lava-at Dal, AFC 21, from Westward locacm-at Portmerath. April 11, from...-. .- Madan Larisr-atemionana, April 20, from • Bartmlom Mtraermilineaarsureat Falmouth, April 21, from. Lloala llaancap-at Plymouth, April 21, from.. London litaava-at Quarmelown, April 2 , 1, from. hiamitlex Somoromar -at Qemeatowa, April 20, from.. ..... Callao Mown/ma-at 'Amoco], April 22, fr0m........ ........... Alexandria Samos-at Liverpool, April 22, from Ills Huh MONAKCII -at Liverpool, April 22, from Babylon Malang -at Gravesend, April 21 from .... ....... . _..Dtalski Niroupa-at Grammid, April 22, fr0m............_ -.Z....Waft . .rtA171,44 QIIINIMOWII. Awl' 20, hoer.. .„« - Leila Poum-at Queenstown, Aiwa 20, from.. . .......„...........„..„Calm Pamperer-at Liverpool, April 29, i5, k05a............ ....Actin Paortiom-at Crammed, Apra nom... ...... ........111. nlikani Rormaar -at Pabooolh, April 20. trea.............-...lkielni Boareann-at Crammed, April 22, hem ....-.- Alexandria Buss-at Q. f.. April 20 . from- ......-= Susan -at Queenstown, April 20, ha m . .„,„«. ... , WILUAN locums-at Portsmoota, April 21, . - 6 . 1.7.--...leisden Warsawnui-at Gravesend, April 29, tr05a............ WAJUILIUL- at Liverpool, Apra 22, tr0ar..................Netraer BAILED. Amer—Bows Liverpool, April 22, to Rotterdeei Am Jaws—from Gravesend, April 22, to Liverpool Auer—Rom Liverpool, April 21, to loelaad Mom. Negros—Rom Liverpool, April 22, to Borten Bunsen-Rem Bristol, April 23, to New York Eertoraiss—from Liverpool, April 22, t, elt.Peteyberg Euxiv—from Liverpool, April 22, 43 . lit. Petersburg Claw Weenies—Wm Liverpool, April 22, to New York Joules Brower —Rote Liverpool, April 22, to Calcutta Year—from Bristol, April 29, to Attlee gervea—trout Graveseed, Aped 22, to yt. Michael's' lament—from Liverpool, April 22, to Pivuelibueo livrosionew—fm Liverpool, April 92, to Pernambooo Brisomoso—tram Liverpool, April 22. to Big. Tesiretrovein--froen Gravesend, April 22, to gown VOLOCANO—ftOIII Gravesend, April 23, to ... ...... Coosteatinopg VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. AlMe Brown, Mein Beatles for 1.0611011, April 13,1 M. 33 N., lon. 19 W. Caledcada (Bwsdhk brig), trout the Maiwititta !or Falmouth, Feb. .9, lat. 16.46 8., lon. 3.3 W. Lord William &slimly for London, April 14, lat. 30.48 N., lon. 9 W. Sandhi% March 6, lAA 1.808., lon. 20 W., 28 days from Plymouth. liege, Hawke, from Loodon for Port Adelaide, 22 days Iron I'll. mouth, all well, Mardi 1. Mt. 3 N., 6:42.21. IS W. DEPARTMENT OF PRACTICAL ART.—We under. stand that at the forthcoming Exhibition of the Works of the Students at Marlborough Howe the Board of Trade have decided that medals shall be awarded to the producers of meritorious works. Hitherto the prizes have been limited to the students in the head schools, but in future they will be thrown open to the students of all the provincial schools as well. The President of the Royal Academy, Sir C. Eastlake, and Mr. Maclise, R.A., have consented to act as beacwerexermisses of the students' works on the present sessies. is atosperstion with Mr. Redgnive, RA., the Art Baperiateadest. . _ [AWISI6IOI7IIIIIq--HOLLOWAT'S PILLS FOR TIM Cvas w 14111 Or s. Dosigarr unopers'aint mos or Su.. To yis riaireVara - 117J.11 - 6:4, - 4 . Matimelliikleb.. o, II Pv Ilenoway. Sir.-4 think rt e 047 to fattest yam elsi. Mrs bred p I was Mated with iti6 am sod selmolas Is Sr berl ant eyesea. atloodld by toe of ama. mo ile rld‘ a" ilawalb sol et brwoma leapirM lliallh oo aisseiss. g"l"Nal tbst bi lwas blisd arre u" d l roil. eel erlMset am ridesarat. Mr. numb% Aim" at }brie* mar Mil yes telly w Pa. MY* I asomftleM rod se. army to aal Mai &Era, sod restored me to health sod obesdatt. —Odd by sil awl at Ptaiwaar fialloAy's &tab. Strand, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. . BOVOL—April 19, at the PrToly — , I.3l;licaliare, the wile of the Rs% W. Boyce, of a era. DEIFICL—ApriI 20, at Iforthanplowpark, Cutosbury, Mrs. L Dewlek, of • lea. OLEENSTIMET.—ApriI IC, at the Viesrage, Tettary, 61011001{42% shin, the Ink*, the Rer. F. W. Greasstree of a row MOLZIWORTIL—ApeII 21, at North-street, Chleoescer, Mau 000 M 2 Molesworth, of a daegitter. 9MITM.—AprU 19 L a io t the Vicarage, Wirkswortb, the wife of the Ret T. T. heal M. of 'daughter. th, BTMHAN.—Aprii ,at lilll-mtreet, the wife of W. &rebut, lA, of • soa. TINDALL—ApriI 11, at OM Mad, the wife of Mr. Joseph Leda:l,ol • daughter. WILLIAM9OIL—ApriI 10, at Upper Oowerwtreet, Beelfeed•Nower the wife of J. WiliNl.oll, Joe., Eat., of a daughter. W0143111P.—.1 19, the wile at J. L. Worship, laq., of Rote. lead,.Bneeoats, Went, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BRAITIIWAITR—WEBTRY.—ApeiI 20, at Rt. Ilery:ebone rare& church, by the Rev. C. A. 14. J. lititheay, Rector of Chelmeford, the Rev. P. Braithwaite, ILA, to Roily Elizabeth, eldo.t datefboif of N. Worthy req. DRMILS lIRV ILINI—HINLRY.—AptiI 20, at Bt. Jobter, Derby. by the am P. lieverea, IL Jo Milt Serene Beg., u , EnU49 yougest dalefhter of J. Healey, rot.. of St. I.4erabuieb. MACKIIIIIDI—CAIIPISILL.—ApriI 20 at itirobtll, Dumber:or 0 ....k i n . 111114 Madi l la t. ll l ., Giielow, Eli.abeth, diughter of A. h 11A - LIT—PINIL--Aprli 20, at Itroabonrne Church, be the Rev. li tOdbren u eesbestiery of Lichfield, the Rev. P. Que. b absai ith welt Lirtawittre, ems of the J silwberh of Wyakfaa, N, Am" to Lletutetta Sophia, tieugLta a J. CL Fortiori, pee, el Mirth Ledge, litxtdeedon, lb rt.. RH EPPARD —WICREVIL—ApriI 20 at fit. reter'e. Comae, by the Rev. R. D. MAW& Iseambemt of llohnvoxti, surrey, J. sup. peed, Yaq, of the Iron Oates, norm to Morn AM Dew% youngest anaShet el J. A. Wiekhero, Esq., of North DOI, Door DEATHS. BEAN.—AprII 10, at Upper Canning4treet, Liverpool, Welliaeta youngest sea of the late T. Bean, FaL a t i 22. C. Esq BUDD.— April to, at Singslaad. D. ~ of Lloyd's, 'golf& CRAW FORD.—Apra 20, at Overton, Lame re, ilePb 4 , wire C. Crawford, Zan., agog 26. DUMERGUE. —April 22 Charles Dumergue, of York P*4. Portman-emu% aped h . RABRltt—nprd MI at haldingfon-piam, Camberwell, Mary, relict of the beta O. Harks, Esq., aged Mt 110DOE.—AprIl at Brlghtes, William Kiang, on!y woof W. B. Bodge, lies., of Chrome...vales West Bayswater. 0011. 7 11 E.—April 20, at Qttemeoterrace, Olsegow, leibella Baehr nan, fetid of T. Clitlele, Esq. PARLET.—ApeII 90, at RaW.oreseent, Notting-bill, J. Parley, FA* formerly of Liam, aged 71. TALBOT.—ApeII 10, at Upper Berkeley-street l'ortmeo6a I Inisolseth, defaghter of the late Very a•.. c. Talbot, U.D., Dem aar2 Sallelsary. WAIWIN.—ApeII 121 at Chimps, Cottage, Bt. Yare'oroml, mow* Capt W. Warden. LLI.C.S., aged SS. Prlo4 sal pablldail by Wa.ntes thus, of No. a. WOW& amt. la the 017 et Leak% Praia,. the Nate, in Logan* eletee. ta the wawa el Whalklesei—liaseen, /inn Al" / 311 .11 Rau, r nocK BF rosily aka bo VW add. KNIGII __~ ___ _4l ln rei masi 3rd Ur from 4th Lt. ton, 1.114 Th. Taaj by P lout 3:ua -- 1.1 Mrd I, Wl' 4otl Y vim reu Stith pur. rrut 91.1 mw. eNATT iill 9►► v. R. Mcnui mug tom Umr atT. nut jOil; Hoorn fora WWI • •. J. lob On* cot., °apt Ilay Cal cattle liv Jul street JAI WI Tx Rtt iron EL] Tu land, liL Yorks Do; Sky DA Ito B.t NoteA PrOrri Pinto .ICIOI COM Dol Ottutr .! Bevan-