The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-13 00:00:00

- 4 - IRELAND. DUSTIN. MAT it The first visitation of the Queen's Colleg e, Cork, was held yesterday in the Examination Ha ll of that institution. Archbishop Whately presided. After some preliminaries, Sir Robert Kane stated, for the information of the visitors, that the general conduct of the students bad been on the whole highly satisfactory ; all the protessorish o ig, founded by her Majesty, were filled up, and the - son were all engaged in the discharge of their unto, with the exception of the medical professor, whom maim bad (dosed. The Mon. O. C. Mostyn, son of Lord Vans, of Harrowden, has addressed the electors of Westmeath, on detente association principles. The Northers Whig publishes a summery of some letters which are stated to have passed between Lord Londonderry and Mr. Ker, respecting the rupreeen teflon of this county, loom which it would appear that Lord Londonderry, dimatisfied with his eon's, Lord Castlereagh's. opinions and independence, offered the Pt at to Mr. Ker, as his nominee and de pendent member, and that Mr. Ka se aseeptedi the offer; that Mr. Ker thereupon mimosa tbeentrayi and then took occasion to assu me, in reg ard to LNG Londonderry, an independent position. 'his vast& lowed by the noble marquis starting \lr. J. V. Stewart as his candidate : and both these gentlemen. relatives of Lord Londonderry, are now before the county, Mr. Ker es an independent conservative-liberal, Mr. Stewart as the nominee of the marquis. The other candidates are Lord E. Hill and Mr. S. Crawford. The opening of the National Exhibition at Cork will be inaugurated by the Lord-Lieutenant on the 10th of next mouth. HEALTH OF LONDON DUELNO THE WEEK. :—la official report ways the week that ended tad Saturday the cumber of deaths registered in the metro politan districts was 972. In the ten corresponding weeks of 1842 51 the average namber of deaths was 896, which, if rained In proportion to increase of population, become:9BB. The rate of mortality now prevailing, therefore, dilfen little from the average amount. 'lite gradual deelme of mortality which at this season accompanies an jai-reeling temperature is shown as follows: to the third week of March the deaths rose to 1,206; in the %nod week of April they fell to 1,051 ; and in the first week of May to 972. The mean weekly temperatures that marked these several periods wen 40•3 deg., 44V deg., and 481 deg. Of thelit72 penese numerated in Ik. present return, 496 were males and 474 Masks; 451 died ender 15 years of age, 339.115 yews sad under 60, and 176 at 69 years and up weeds. As magma with the melts M r the previous week, there is a decrease both in the deaths caused by epi demics takes slngether, and these be diseases of the respi ratory gegen*, the loaner Meng declined 17 from 732 to 193. the latter hum 187 to 168. la th the rtneetiv• werk B s . : was fatal to 17 and 14 persons, calmer to 18 and 22, 2 els le 9 sad 13, takes 11111•111illiell to lb sad 17, phthisis to 131 sad 130, liresebitis to 66 sad 74, pantmonia to 67 sad 62. Last week 6 women died of puerperal fever. besides 12 others who seat under other dimness iacidental to child bearing. tienaP-pea, to July from its weekly mortality, seems to mead ia London to about the sans extent that it has sow done foe a lengthened period. last week the births of 810 Do's and 6.50 girls, in all 1,690 children, were registered in Loudon. The average muster of seven corresponding weeks in the years 11141 was 1,371. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich. the mean daily fsodlsg of the bermaster was above 30 is. es Tuesday, Wrisseday. sad Thursday; the men of the week wee 29.995 la. The mesa temperature of the week wee 46.1 SIR.. Of 3.6 don. below Use average of the same week in tea years. The hig hest daily temp er was 30.9 deg. as Sunday, sad 73 degrees on Saturday. The mean daily tem pensive was only 41.3 deg. on Sunday, or 9.4 deg. below the avenge of the some day in ten years; it eons to 44.1 der. ea Monday, which is 7 der. below the average ; to 46 1 deg. on Tuesday. er 6.3 deg. below the average ; to 48 9 deg. on Wednesday, or 1.11 der. below the average; to 47.4 deg. ea Monday, et 4.0 deg. below the avenge ; 33 des. es Frisky, which is 0.7 der above the average ; sad to 59 deg. es Iteterday, which is 8.5 deg. above it. The wind blew gesnally from the north-east till Friday, when It cheesed te south-west. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Tertarday • special general nosether of the pro prisons was bald at the raddinston Tennfeaus, Mr. C. Roo ms la the there, " Mr the oessideselles sad ethilorti." ol was statel Is the mdse. "of do hilraiss Me sow do mrlafailamot "J 1111br eign of As in% Reran ma, end Warmth rtea resew and Wey mouth to he end few and esaltmass sa d lss& beleress the Overt Weems Oespoay sa the lewast sod Arta Canal Company ether esrt panes, sad for other peepon." • A Bill (or incorpenekag and giving meow to the From*. Yeovil siad it - mama' Railway Company, end for other porpoise." " A Bill Motafra ea the Great Western Railway Company rola:pod sad additional powers for the enostreicticet of parte of the 0264 Wegmater and Wolverhmapten II Away, ar.d the ~den of ether parts thereof, sad he t= chat* of sa the Yew of the Birmingham and Juliana sad litithshart. Wolrerbertplisa sad Dailey Railways lespertiesty I and for the theeetle• of the weds of pert of the kit mentiesed railway and the tbsuelies of certain alditisael statism sad breath lion of reliwey, sod also its the isylop down of the brood pope en pert of the South ettasedebtre Railway. and tar edam parpeert" • Bill es authorise the anselideties late amt artier &Use et the Groat Widen. the Ilihresithea m ona Mr* ireien sad the Sh e sad Chaise T. sad the sales Me ass coda nay of the three Need eseepathe to wham the said railways reapeetively being ; nod she te authorise the spyrsprieden of .ruin roma= fee dividends te the PPG lea memelemsd coespenles peko e. = inns sad sensilthelea." A Bill to req., sad ertead the thew for the somata& of certain powers arthered by ' the W yesethe Railway Act of It mad for reindwg the espied of the Wraiths way Gni say, sad he resti.ing_the eamipaiy to eater into arraopmante with the CMat Wagon itallway Company, and*, ether pertosers." Tie 011Atialmt NM he we ale id it would net be is the power of the slimaten to ealmit the laMmentiesed bills that day, se they were at yet la a enaciestly advanced mate. They would submit, however, these whisk had already osseed Me committee of the Roue of p sad bad lees there amended. As regarded Zirret s. lit metmed Mthe motive, its two ;nod* objects were int n , i to issalina the teem which the company took of the Kennet sad Amu Caaid, the tame of which wave fully laid before the proprietors at the Miming in August lama, and nett to obtain parliamentary essetien to the agreement which had been entered Into with the Timm Yeovil, and Weymouth Com pusy for the impose of completing the Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth Ilse down to Weymouth. Oa the motion if the chairman, the bill was thee mis timed. The CIIAIIIIMAX maid he would now propose a resektiem sanetioaiag a bill for incorporating and giving powers to the Treens, Yeovil, and Weymouth Railway Conspasy, mad for other purposes." After the heads of the bill had been reed, the resolution wee agreed . The monis to , was is adjourned to Monday, the 20th MM. INT2III•TIONAL POSTAOL—It does not require a political asseamist to know that enemies duties rv h orisity dent the .Dust they are designed to subeerve, and WNW of ausseaselog mvente, create 'mauling ; thee vertu at mes sell the sees time prejud ici al to lisewee and Aseelnesetal to morality. It may he safely art deem, as ea imllkwatablo fact, that theme not a pease in tllm beadmile eras Imadrod• of theism& who mew mil morals Istria Dwelt. lbselusa, Saws, Dieppe, sod dwir eare pert% was dam eat Garry eas or mars beam ; en taking • very anderels swage, headed ea esperiesee. and Inquiries at this pmt, we would set Mira the member at three for each isdiviesaL Thee, oompetiat ee ts weather of pomengyre swift and three webs daily at 100 (which is IsmalfiV side tin nark), we eerie. at the romselloble aggro eats of 900 letters per day, as aroma me make bold to say, tomb larger than that goiag theme* tits legi timate channel, while some of the dimmest* are of each corpulent dimmaiees, that the most massless reosiver" 'money them with releetagye. We will Irish the tiles. latma by ineltiplylag the number stated by 18—the mean Detentes the Frisch and English ratee—which gives a total.( 821 frames, or, is British coin, of M. Ss. 411. per day, waking is mead number+, 12,0161. per sagas* This is ama of very emt marnitude, quite salleleet, we mead Mope to Write isquiry, with a view is some owsperhoss ivo Mona la the penal departmeat ; for it is FeweeljPreelli • admitted. both in the ma +grid Ala the aro are, is this Imams; atm, every facility eltrald be sMded to the spread and interchange of knowledge, be It ogratills, sr commercial, and that fiteal atinisten ekemM stet their imam rather by lazing the corporeal Ikea the metal susimansat.—flosiogne nava CAFTIII2 O • Fi•ODULENT lisottleOPT.— OLOCCIIIITIIIII. TOMIDAT:Mr/Zhe menthe age Mr. W. H. Hamm sese dealer sod Mkt of this city. mad who a 'hem time peoviseely had heft dieted Sheriff of °teamster, abessedod es Amities, lad with him a large sum of norm tibia be bad relied slMiy by the as a Wks, the miens et ism& ameelegais with whom be la il = tramemeims mad others baying hoe forged to by ham. He was wooed m tho MOM Stases, w=is i m . spared, sad he as reed to this asastry in eggia&g. anteing s Msmar at Unused as Ileadai s f a le waw fm• ledg ui.di o rr a dme Olsessetsa railway, sell ' Wi " and ramie, be wes Wags Illmi mare aed mogistratas samaloadoe as dee dome of Asespoinoss seasesting sem Ilessonie st sikst soldel ass is ma sew said Is bass Mon fon sew Ho.Ho. Oar mei maks at mmeerw s tro sa mme i re il l esmonisi fin a meek Is she dos be palmate et Mhos idioms. Hs noesemid 'iv 16Mod einirisa. - 'MB ' Modem someating to MU s mad the 1111111110, ia whieh them owe were ezpeaded is set heth la the supplemental cash-bwm other requisitions whisla the misses* welled eves Mr. Oriembeee to saner was the follewieg—vis., OM be druid a true end oeserate statement el hie aw n as the 7th jemmy, 1846, the data when be ask andemest ea him sham lie has moortilegly Mo ns :3 en ememmt, makhgli Weer that be bid Mena emits MARL Os. lIL Mow mit statemend ms be left his resent bus shust I ems Is semen% awl it would be but hit One he shed& be rognimil to Me es essennt slosh" how they me iszentelliabie. If lez Mss W a eaegine 17. 0 01 1 .. eau if morphs ea laths.% 1843 (us ewes in the helnesreheet), was eel, OM, nett emielp daring 1611, 411, '44 '46, met bare Isms 13,111111., 8,1001. a morsel se l t=bea GIME ESN Amblift Win% la lushes" eb=bset pelmao owl dome* agendllnes bh lied Jose, MO, be estimelai Ms melt derlag thle period at 7131. per eases only. An coutonaties of a hw of the items is this seedumest clearly ilium:Med IN attar Misty. laserses is soared es a me ditor hr ; but to this Is to be Wed two ether sumo =sift ia 01l 1,111111. be oils, man he mad lifey, medlar hr MM. see meitted ; see is eng_miatioa snide of Mr. Chisslimil liabillties repeetelTesedele's amities. easennlieg lissom tbeesish. Oa tbe ether Mai, the mesh w wreseestig. The seek at the Wien is Mad at IMII. ; Me lam bash shows it I to bare bees oely 4741. • &it of 1,0001. is mated to be dee hem Mukaster ; the assent in Me ili ledger shows it to Ere bees only 666 J. Bills are osat of 5171. are irpseperly la laded as they were not la the bankrupt's es do 7th 'smeary 1846. • bill on Lord Mszborowidt es Lave bees' nil to George Pinyon en 111; 1 0zer igi Polisher per fad is the Law lab' sal Landes Mim g 2 eses Mem bed be. ler eluded in • revembie mellentest made la Mb IS Mi. Colombise's hike add mother. • bill ea Lffli for 1,1181. booms ash ss the Mod Meleber, 1845, Mr to tho lsolt), ad could not be in Mr. pmessiis en TM dram y, 1646. If d was on de MM.: date, it bee set Wm eammated hr ea s laded. • ram el 4•19 i. ea as bid the oaseeemded Asa. As it Y set =h:•„. omit swat, those is rise es to whether IS see or wee sat es head.. 711 Jesneey, UM." After the examiaallea lONS, whammies Kr. Begley asked est the examine des Amid be ad elm die, ea mosent of thetarmidelbetery state mot @lbis sibs gives by the lie also con tended Mist peneselles seen to be the ease coming ludas. the ht awl Mb heading of the meal chute, as the bankrupt had Illessseei property, wed had made a fuse re tura of the skies doe to him. If a men was to be allowed to de tide, end thou at the end of In pars come before the court end sey he had a right to do so, sad ask to pate his last net antis, the court would cases to be of any use to the His CZ . / said it seemed likely that the only purpose of the court would soon be to let emery bankrupt off, if posnMe. Mr. Lawrence said the bankrupt did not offer this as a perfect balance-sheet, but as the bat aceount he could fur nish of transactions which took plan; upwards of dm yews ego. He could not be made answerable under the Bank rp:L2 Consolidation Act for what was doao before that set His Honour directed a short adjournment, to enable him to look into the cue. BRISTOL DISTRICT COURT OF BANK BUPTCY.—TUTIIRDAY. Biwa' Costarnrion ma Ma. Mai "awe ennuor. Re JACOB JINXING NIeHOLAS, TINS= MIRCHANT, NSWPOST.—THI MONMOUTH AND GLAJLOROANAMIIII BANKING COMPANY. la this sees Ilr. Foe, of the firm of Brothers and Foe pamented i amtuf spu d this estate foe 3,00 W., on behalf slam maitagerste=ledalee affairs of thellenmaallidre eat Copany. Mr. Abbot; behalfeltha maigeoes.nwidMMsii the proof. The matte baviag bow august by the lemma gmen pro awl we., His Mower delivered the following judgment, which Nakano all the feats af the we :—The Master's order is not to be wierleteed ag swig any opinioa on his part, that the sillalel it added to have this proof. ad mitted. for the adm et a proof la a matter be _ eiclesively to Mart, and any intention to its jurisdisiee moot be &wised in deed. snig oath intention is sofileiently displayed by thi very to et the order itself. tibia directs the lilimial manager "to Proo b!lt "togreitv• ot WNW proof. " The has Was and I ma now therefore to dssitii whether it le admisnible. The use is Wally this : The pain in this bealueptcy was lied as the IGth of Notmalsw 1061; the dimeisition and wislinrup of the bashiagatip right of when the proof is yian tialhaMA hateary, Ms the list if In which the Wearept wan Waled, we and. set ea the »M of Febreary, 1864 mil the call was male se the 10th of May, 1862. Then is an evidence Wan MO as be the patties sad 'Miss af the caraway whoa the pities in la at was lioi. nee ea to the mil of ks tha benboupt la to the era at that pudei. Wpm& w simitasti , that be was o We Wier rifle shame ; tha web teadand w the all ma llaslmimWer Women. The wagtail, Suretwo, wieder a eel mob doss the blabzweaymmedtates a dal penal, min the beimegley. Tim; indepead. emit, a the spiel pavilions of Ws windier.. Acts, welt aWI amelitalas se prowhis debt. I tartie - be &La tina:ft estabildmi by the eine of the " heed amMYim Railway Comm Barasido " (20 " Law Jenswi," N. 8. Z. 12f1), - doi is 1861, in the Camel of Iseltowee. Bat the smart to prove la this case some twediel an the epode& provides* of the Ilifintbweg Katy sit s the 11th modem of II and 12 Via, sap. 44 ash W Sl* semis, of NNW 18 Via. a. 108 ; mit it is mowed that by thus pro vide= the Nbary rale of law le we for Imailwe he ugun as , M arbia the Wield anew of a joist alma amt any to pree agabtat the Mohr of a beabeept the ammo& sedated by dm Mastro to be paid wan a mik the all OW be mg made till Air We in baelaragew was MoL But we mast N a te ha the intenon o hu g newidew mhos ir ppose agessmil. end las SW le tho lemma* of either perrielem that um be aseidarel as W he a t s - snob an in terim. They weeks* of the am of "a bankrupt being mild epos aas eandelhatary,' bet of "a 'saw batory benimuytr wit then is no ressanom far as I can M saindluda the Now expreseise for the latter, eg M We reviiim as eattardag anything more *ea that whoa a mil boo be made upon a boakrupt be lheo the bealmerzy, the sits temps skirl be entitled es peeve swim* his edam the amwent wised by the Morse to be paid wonpea l , eml to maims a &Mead peal pew, with the tibers. I Wile% there: lbw Oa WNW the mem nom tendered apes* , call, mil ewe the Master% eider; bat brays weini to the re port of a use bases the Viwahmesellew air J renew in "Mt parte Chappell" (le Ulf lbw, No. 471), I Week it eight to allow a alit lo be antmelk to give the °Mei ma on memmmiw elf ho ter, debt if be an by teMW wiimem—agen howeer, that the dim dal be at as wall mime lie shall L eased to sebstregiala wlthlames ablasdar =fo r m this r t y.p. 4 • - ; (Om PRESS. -THURSDAY BYE, MAY 13, 1852. Rat) intelligence. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—YerniDAT. inTuK4 AT NIAI rms.-ammo %ILI L.s MS. UNION row= AVID 0111)40. Jam. -- -- .THE HOUSEHOLD NAURATIVE." 1 THII AITOILIIIT•0114111LL 111.111L•DIVIII AND iiiTAXII.- Mr. Phlna, an behalf et the department of &amps sad Tame, said his lordship's ponaligat to lst this ems stand over fee a short time, to enable the AtterserOonerel to ellemd. The ease woe us of great impalas.% and had =Mimi mach interest, and it was meet dosisable that the ateeesey Oeseral should be present before say &deka was negeed at. His lordship was aware that there wee es an ima ataisi between the defendants and the vows that a MOW step should be taken in the eve, sad the court maid bate to try the question whether it would allow • IS gumption* by consent of the defendants. Nis lordship would like to know whether the other side assented to this curie. Mr. Wales, for the defendants, was quite willing to leave tho matter in his lordship's hands. Mr. Phinn said the crown had no desire to take my unfair advantage, but they considered that the civilities on the part of the defendants was unreasonable, if not vexatious. Mr. Wines thought the crown had no posed of com plaint whatever. His lordship said the prosecution was not in the nature of • crown prosecution at present. Were there any objec tions to a bill of exceptions ? Mr. Willa said there wee so objection to the are being withdrawn, with liberty to present a bill of exeeptioms; but be au desirous of hating the bill so framed that the whole question might be raised for a special verdict. His lordship should be happy to give every facility for raising the question. Wales only wanted the question fairly argued. His lordship said there could be no doubt whatever but that the whole question would be raised if the Si ex ceptions were filed. Mr. Willes mild not consent to his learned Mod nag • bill of exceptions unless the whole quietism tome naiad, for it was one of fact as well as of law, ad we odd set we bow it mold be raised under a special verdiet. His lordship had no doubt that Mr. Wales would be ship to settle that with the other aide. Mr. Phinn believed they would be able to agree. The matter here ended. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.—YESTEZDAY. gammas DI MIMS APON CANED MON TIM Omar as ram& ANIN.-811701111 MIL ham COLMIII4II. Ma. Jfanc• Wroaraug, Ma. Jcarca Cuarawau,, Ma !mica Ewa Ma. JOIITMO WILLIAM. Ma. ANTICS TALINCIb AND MIL Junin (ammo. Tan RUTZ= UNION RAILWAY COMPANY P. RANT AND ANOTIIRS. This wee n ems whisk had been brought from the Court of Example by a_weit maw after dernarror, sad th• wake imeeteed was whether a right of action was ISlees i the ettaidaY a mortgage deed. The Oamasa Pleas and the Court of lizahogwor had deakd Mat ea adieu was maintainable. Maimwell (with whets was Mr. Willes) mitered into aa elabimato mamma ea behalf of the company, and eon teaded ilea so far from there being, as the Court of Es. cheque had held, a right M Wks mime it was espre rc es2 taloa away, then was so each right sales' it wars - rally gins by its set, or by the Compaies Classes Conso lidation Act. The court took time to empider their judgment. ARCHES COURT.—YEwTUDAT. Si...' is. fees Dorm. Paw r. PAW. This was originally a wit of di om% by tionian ef *did 11TY, Promoted by the ado leaket the liwebosl The moo now case on as en appeal is the &skim of the Orly eary Court of Surrey. The Qsarn'e Advocate appeared for Mr. Pulse, an/ taalt an objection to the examination of witnesses wMM 'Wens he contended were altogether invalid, on the pawl of their loving been sworn out of the nuiediidan if lbs Commissary Conn of . Burrsy. The learned sdnisses Sob added that the es 'a local limit of jeishillsiss," indicated a occlesilstical principle ; if sopl of which eripsuent ha referred to the statute 10 On& IV 44. AL 11, relating to the removal of the Coed ed Iftias• liars, how the aeighboarbood of Bow Chink M Deelese * Ceenawao ; the statute of cloaks' (31 Mazy VIII., a 9); the general practice of napkin toners of soma (Ayliffe, pp. 163, 317. and 37 " Lord (3 p. 605) ; " Lord Menesx's = 1 " P. 1 7 8 ) ; " Sword cad lbw was ;" (3 Conies', p. 207); " The gown v. Tedi ums" (11 Queen's Beath npwS,p. IS). 110 also adisiewil that whether the idiom eon k% or add sots be INDIA ilor perjury, was the Iwo test la des ouladiedad akar Norte of the gamiallsr _sokaaltakohility hie ddiA Mask, " aid epai Weak" - 01 Odd% ID owl ; " The Qom Oldpeatf•_ _llll sir" 119). The v. nest pepatal bid lty a d - was, p. that who the jsthdMs. b WlSibislif As nib all net imPliiml7 . 2 llBl ... L ffis . ll9 DS saddles for bo a sal seem& M " Rae- Ws 11., pa, .111 a. 811) ; " The Ifisp idebst Ail debts" (7 gal Clostwea, pp. 791 mad 414 aid *so roma) ; " Tbe Qom Film dom" (3 Complidkp.llll). The regent ohlostios was sot takes too klaoted cited Taylor mod li a oV (1 Cordes, p. ad). is die asedesdat that poostiso sad anent did aot give Jaddidlese be fa casdados oak witted the depooithito toggle be wintol,_ abboark the alba of such steeds& would be to gawk ea the yaw De, Phaliwore enbaltedi there was no »jos*. is kw to the euisbatios of the wiesses ; sad eves the won, that the sidoetisa was toke tn n at too lon 2=s is the prosiodkr to be of say avail. Ha dad the of Laid OW asides Tyndall (8 Bloglom's per, p. 11611; Rosehtla : p. 160, title 95 ; Dowllag's lta vd. it s p. 796) ; _ • Basra v. Lord Granville" (p. p.Kolleamatt end M atthew " e 2 Carrington and Pays*, ; Fare ig and OsolowIna" (6 Dowlinu : _187) •. Funded and Stringer" (1 Ilieghom's New It* 68 • Barnwell and Adel*" p. 768) ; " Proi=Crim gioody's Crown Cum, vol. p. 167) ; also " Pads v. avia" (6 Dowling, p. 467). lie submitted that away of the cases brought forward in opposition to the ezaminatiom did not apply to the present suit, and that no edam* hod bee. produced to show the parties could not be Wined Sr perjury.—The Court deferred judgment. COURT OF BANKRUPICT.—YIB2IIRDAI tam Me. o= o. oseraemr. la Ea This wee ea stbassi hea esaskedsa sada to the sees .1 Deal Blida Osbalise, seiiiter et Cease Mann, lkannetrat The bewhawley lea Oise he M. sal the ass has Wm tea elm to dem ajetwned. Mermina°7beasrartei:lbsessell="lle'llilareid that a te tkaaof nu Pennell, the Adel 9 asei eseibes blktilei statement The belearr sew m M b the feu* whin /b. Colombia hen Ma Is tasllefdil bia *see OM have proseled it. h Erel tie seas Dessabw, 1841 ; hat the sec bil am *al Ills Mit a t a Us 6,2471., by tis mew sr ee~eraj, estweariee aim meeved he 46• 1 1814 ha Ma this Is more*lNV mug may math et that an a oar re. Is kelediii wit* led bola realised la a meal* eetriasM alas% 1100 la 11r. ea Kn. Cniesablas, sm., tied ekes to Os masea et 1,11118 OM resale ape* tbs greater peel elf will am sew The lammed dab whish, in th e! stated at 17,6041., en is the sand sated it 16,11111., the third at 22,7621., sad are sew lemated to *AK Then are further liabilities te level= mist maerltge all. 10,0001., and whisk, said he di. lesknipte rats five years, namely„ *wards d 13.0101., instal sea 66,9131. The seas elm b M sedinses mat et idles furniture vaned as , valued at 160 L ; eesk, Ob.; debts Oleal se be psi. Farther OMB a 7.11111 L me stated as deal *5, et *fah about 4.0111. ere tftwied. Th• property sad seseseks claimed by the mass ender the settbaat et Jitheasy, 11147, amount to 9,7071. ; to whist' mast be milli the suates ;meted to ma from ke peaky WM ametrad m Mask, Mr staid te be of the ta et Ti ea 11r. Onlemblas's nether_ , by deed al 7th January, 111* wastesof armities wand a USK ; the moat pall en Mr. sad ten. Cleisabha sea., at the rate et 2351. a year is 0161.; the bare and personal ex animist to 7332/. TIN 15... an thus made up : ve. rims eansities, 6,7281.; on railway shares, 1,7601. ; IN Sauna therm, 1301. • on a potent, 619!. ; ea greM 3,4231.; cottage aid carnage', 4941.; try bad 2,4181. • cash in Mr. Colombia's possession at the date ' the Bat, 1,600/., entered In balinsoexheet se meshed bent Oonin sad Co , of Paris, hut really drape out of Sir C. Scott's bank by be Columbine, on the 29th January, 1847 h liability to trustees under marriage settlement, 10,0001. ; thus Wearing the figures on the debtor side of the gement, 46.9211. It .will be ewe by the foregoing statement that newly the whole of the available re have been taken from the creditors by Mr. Colombia within ,fourteen months before his bankruptcy—vie.: By settlement oe his mother In January, 1846 £2,620 wife in January, 1847 By wk in his preseesion at the fist, but withheld from his mtediters £16,160 while *eve sawn he the creditors (whose united debts •NINIII UMW.) aims amounting, according to Mt. Casa bine% wasettea, te ealy 7811 but really of nay Nosh be, vans. Will regard to the 1,6004 nett in his peemles at the dale of the fist, it should be stated that Ms was sews downs ent sp Er from kis bankers. Sir Clad. sou sad Ow, gmll catt y Mend his supple mmatel NINNIN Pold le Candler ; and is the belenme•dieet sot •..d Jew, 1840, Lord (ketilups in treated se ibewsb be bed estually received the NM irom Mr. Celembbearle boy slated in the balessesheet as • maw, Ise i ttg et.buti=....istsztitezigedfirs sm t it vb., Aar • "116.0111mbiat else received la Sok 10th of Math, 110 OM argebellee tie bat, mita ems boa Is dab CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—YEancanty. Thomas aided lialkA,46, elareattee, and tr. =A r, wen fated fte a matifresy to de ud This ewe erupted the wart newly the whale day, and it is the itird Ida the re taken pier be lame* to the are sieriesliesse. The prier= was red at the Oc tane irelis he the arse at freke read" sad it will Ile somemlimed het era de esiehea it smeared that the _war lad prehred a peer he elleining skis, emlihst be heiell the dis Mae te sir dia Isai the filelablasa le liseessereer, whew the was SWIM MB. @Wry he areerat this re millseal kr here= leek le was to near dr grams re wash , he lit senior lel ha wee an to base the entire weer it the malitiammili, te eerie all the warms% end to pay them what ern he pieseeL Altar a err doe be employed the awe ashe la the weary at lis rhea sleek, set the M em of the Wiese imputed te am wan, that iley had Miry serried atelesehi the hille ef real heel* wear% sear. them te ewes le et a mei raw seserit thee hey slay =peele p re alli. ream Th e where epee fhb delft _eitehilihel ezelenes et a seri Meese, gala et *aw as d the eeelpthe sailed le, fed the per he the rimers did net wilsams le fry OM bet, let ear aught le mho set het the Maw was re pay wit% Tbe ivirt velemeed a real it ray erre leek re they were eietimard le Weiney A. riseedel wee sehermsetly terminated to the Ye Isseetrty et Ore he the Neer Dernanset, led Is eseas et the bib error ia that armirMoi essithie wee hi& with Pila Ism Pere, who said thew, sod ages that hewed Judge ea pee sig ea 'raise that It weld he mime middisairq if at other ledle win wee ire, the parses were wear Weed to Oh err be theit a = mossi d at re heir see der they wee red era the fame prostaare. Os this earl= Diek ille pita L OA sad wasesail se ti ; g ll w i Ltas ig sL e i hewasthevie party, ..d die be owe 0 --j euesepinilled a the iresy s iale ewe Trr:an hat Mari hell at near& wry perm ef ris utterly ipasseat of what wee asks as. Ups. this trial tics jury, oiler a keg delibleare, - fraud llig not guilty, bet at the Nene time stated rat they pas him the brat of a wary rein robe, sad be rise circum stances it was fierier& serabis rat a third iaquiry should take reef. The arse sew Impaled to tha defen dents wee, that they had arepleed leptlerr to charge a larger serer he wages he the WAlen that was actually paid. sad It woe dimly made oat that workmen who were waled to remove twenty shillings per week were &mild at Ms.; and she, that while some of the workmen WWI in, ha were ere based es real. TM principal peat relied ere to sapper the charge was, that hellish was the tereasaie peer, that be had the satire ewer sad asasseemeet of the wieluasa sad of the ware bosh, sad that the heed In queethe err net have been sew miter wrier Me @anodes sad eseravere ; Ned with reser be Deares, it appeared le be stria wirer that be was pry at the bar apes the preseseeer. The evi dame wee awry the err ea that ghee ea the two former reasisee, sad su the forged ready*, as rester pert of with hen the Maisie of the Easiest ail* were put I. where all awniontive of the erprilise that be had a I ran tare h the leseesere. 1 . Mr. flerieent Mae made been is a Wulf of Mellieh, raz z& in Ind Mr. addressed re ur behalf of Derlu. • ever amber if wirers were sailed to err le dm simeeste et Mr. Justice Kula smutted u the sees with gnat laiitate an& Ala the jury without may ' tation Manisa • verdiot al Net Gritty. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS,—YeirrniDaT. B.roas Ma. Ileasener Lasm, morose Juin, AT nu now- WAY" WIATIIITATAIL Sesame Bakens. Richland Ambler, a young men, apparently not mien than twenty-three or four pen of age, falsely described es a seseenderod to take his Ws] on an indictment, le ens he was charged with bevies committed an insult ee Marls Newberry, a girl elghteert years of age, with incest, &e. Mr. Parry, is opening the sem to the , said it was cal deserv i ngtbe men grave sad serious tion, not ealy ea seems& et the name of the dory Merit, but oldie eeeesseem of ash • Aug. cm a penes Wm the di fend askwM, thee& deseribed as a ningesa, woe not, he be lined, a numbs, et the Clilege et Surgeees, and thinker bed no right to that 41/ipillefas. The meanie be woe chatted with was committed an the preen eta rug girl, who was an inmate of as inelitsties of • meet Metal 4:be moan, to peeeene of humble stadia, gelled the Meese of Cheeky, Is then Teems vein. Imprelahly receeinseaded to the mineesem, we meshed More when at of service, and ens et Se heineteni gamed Mamie, Ihnhigton, would he Mad le Moe bed a skate is thedreemensees on which the promestion was founded ; bet be MA sot Intend to call bar as a whams, as there was so dente she was the tool and vied. ef the dehndent. The 'Wm, tee the presenatien, whisk bee already ap peared la our odunene, having boss gee into, Mr. Hallandale addressed the jery lee sea efence. He besought them to gravely and aninesly liberate ere they pronounced their verdict, end sot to act without action on an improbable story, told by a girl of eighteen, who was rather attractive in appeanne!, and en attack on whose virtue was the matter of inquiry—a story which the defendant had no means to answer, and upon the veracity of which so very much depended. This was one of a class of cases which were scarcely fit to be tried by juries, because the tears of injured innocence (and the proneutris had not been swing of them), wore wont to wash away the cool and sober Judgment of those to whom her tale was told; and whilst, from that noble and chivalrous feeling in the nature of man, which swayed the better judgmedt on behalf of the other sex, some of the most honourable deeds and noble things recorded in the world'. history had resulted in s matter in which a man filling a respectable station in life, had his liberty for a time, and his character and prospects for ever, depending on a statement uncorroborated, made by a girl who could not at her age, and with her ex be so totally unacquainted with the world es sho p ' lobe. He had no sympathy whatever for a person who get bell of these young girls for the gratification of hie pansies% emil he would admit the immoral nature of the connexion We preen the defendant and the girl Herrington, but the Jen had to di s tinguish between immorality and criminality, awl' if too great a degree of credence were given to these im probable stories, many a respectable sad innocent ma' would be dragged from his home, and made the victim of a false accusation. Mr. Parry recalled the witness Barry to explain why the Tr:proceedings were began three weeks after the occurrence. Led that she had noticed Berrie' Herrington take another girl out of the house, end she therefore complained to the matron, end an inquiry took place. The Assis tant Judge summed up the cue with great minuteness, and with reference to the girl Herrington, said it was out of the question to cell her for the prosecution, as she was implicated with the defendant, and had been his instrument. If this were a false charge, why was she not called for the defendant ? Perhaps it was thought that she was not a girl of good character, and that awkward things might come out in the cress-examinetlee, and therefore she was not forthcoming. The jury retired, and after a short absence returned into court, and pronounced the defendant Guilty on both counts of the indictment. The defendant, with greet earnestness of manner, begged of the mart to hear his witnesses; he had ell along wished them M be celled, but his counsel refused to examine them ;hay Gould prove him to be innocent. The iWeeeet Judge said the defendant's counsel had mead most prudently and wisel y in so doing. Mr. Parry said the girl Bemngton had been brought to the Bart, in order that she might be examined, if the de isamisat wished it. The girl Herrington wee the daughter of a eiergynan, and haring been seduced by him, by de mos he got her completely in his power, and bad i nstigated Mx to take modest, chute, and virtuous girls, to his house, ear She of lure or prostitution. There were two Mbsida theprosecutrix in this House of Charity, who a Yba M W house by Berriugton. The Amistent Judge said he should not go beyond the facts preyed fa the case, end should look only to the legiti mate commsgmmers of those facts. In a most impressive manner be premed's:l to address the prisoner (who held stews his bred and mini), who, he said, had been moat properly emitted, after a patient investigation and due emeideretien, ma evidelee which he amid then say ormglandp milisilisd the mart, and which no twelve yburg Ma weld doubt. The defendant's mutual Illsolliheat the cue displayed discretion, pro lastssosi and it was folly for the sempain of his witnesses not being celled. The time bed ,rived when he had not to weigh the evi- Hem le all in minuteness with the jury, sad the defen alai Mod et the bar a erheisal about to receive punish ment be Mistime. The only part of the case which met with hie coadammaties wee that in which it appeared that the girl Heerisgeme bed been allowed to remain in the institution. She was the defendant's unfortunate 'fetish she had been trained to act as she had by hire, • suttees either really or ostensibly—a profession of all others with lewd to the relations between those who followed it sad Males rendered the offence still more deeply serious. The Bart believed that he went with Herrington into the bid. room to complete some bargain with regard to her bringing the victim. The court felt bound to pass a severe sentence, which was that he be imprisone4 and kept to bard labour for eighteen calendar months. Mr. Parry mid Berringtoe was going to a penitentiary. She had only been kept in the institution until after the trial of this was. THE POLICE COURT'S. BOW STREET. Jan Middleton, charged upon the information of the Hon. Patrick Talbot, privets secretary to Lord Derby, with sending a threatening letter to his lordship as prime minister, and remanded on Saturday, was brought up in custody, and again placed at the bar. The particulars appeared in t i ll it iress of Monday, mated that the prisoner c his misfortunes, when we es ea unsuccessful master cooper, on e government, the Oise, and the public ; and that ' he was remanded for the of ascertaining the state of his mind. It was yes ' I P l:readerstood that the prisoner had been examined by eh, prim surgeon, who was of opinion that the man was lariat The appearance and manner of the prisoner were mach the same as before—excited and uncollected. Xt. Drury (addressing the prisoner) said—You bays bees examined, I believe, by the prison surgeon? Prisoner—That gentleman has been speaking to me, but IdM not take what be said to me as an offence. After the ' emanation with him I went into my closet end prayed to Owl te protect me from the vengeance of my enemies. Tb Imbegner owes me a sum on account of my evidence and noes with respect to the Irish fisheries of 8.50,00 W. Mr. Hswry—You have received 2031. The prisoner denied this, and began to wander in his ob servations. Mr. Henry said the certificate of the surgeon should he read, and called on Mr. Baxter, the prisoner's friend, who was preeent, to attend to the reading of the document. The chief clerk then read as follows ; " I have examined John Middleton. and certify that he is not of sound mind.—J . 0. WAKEFIELD, surgeon, Howie of Detention." The prisoner—Oh ! good heaven! Mr. Manners Finney, formerly a woollendraper, and now an assistant to Mr. How, of 230, Holborn, woollen draper, having been sworn, said that he had known the primmer, who hail nursed him when a child—that the pri. mar long entertained and ezpressed a claim against the purament—and that he thought him as sensible a man as aria mart. Ida. Henry—You have heard the certificate read Wilmem—l have, sir; bet I still think the prisoner fa Of mewl mind. Mr. Henry—Tie medical certificate states that he is of mama mind. Primer, fee have committed an offense in eeedief4 threatening letter to Lord Derby. Your Maim W bees aired bee i smd you have had 2001., but that is Se csesties drat +arc_ If you wish it I shall have yes namMed by a =Ake' beard. Primer—My lord, send fora clergyman to examine sma, se Igm a peer sinner. I have bad a letter some time sip ban the Doha of Wellington. Mr. WWI* was then put into the witness box, and aebsi by prim "if it was nut the finger of Ood which Mi., MINI hint to er, witness." Witness believed that any doetee whe mid the prisoner was mad, must he mad himself. Mr. Meaty said that was not the question put by the Orme. Wilwese—Then, Ide eet know whether it was not the = Owl whisk direseed the prisoner to me; but the beg dims en the gememeet. Mr. Amy would wee permit the eourt to be made the MOM ef publishing seek alleged claims. People came to meet trequently with each objects, but he would not per mit mesh a course. The primer should, for the present, be gives up to Mr. WON" the Miter of the Strand Union, to be tanker suashret by the asedicai officer of the pariah in which the primmer had last ,eeided, and should be again, if neeessary, brought ejp is, further examination in court. The prisoner said be ad to that arrangement, and went in cheep of Mr. Loc kha rt to the Strand Union. The prisoner's wife, a woman of decent appearance and quiet demeanour, was in court during the examination, but remained passive. MARY LIMON E. Thorium Lloyd, STrineksasith,l , ;ing in Maiden-lane, Islington, war charged with brutally treating his daughter Amelia, aged A years. Charles Deering deposed that on the previous afternoon, as he was walking along Maldon.rosil, Kentish-town, he saw the prisoner, who was much the worm for drink, car rying the child by its legs, its head hanging downwar ds. Witness at drat thought that the poor little creature was dead, but on going up to him and taking it from him, he hand that he - had - been mistaken. He gave the child to a adhow-lattoarer to hold, and kept pow-mina of the pri mmer until he had ea oppeetabity of giving him in charge. 'swift Herbert ma that in College-street, Camden emit.* saw the prisoner take up the child by iu lags gr iedi its he'd egaind sone railings. It was taken Aron kin by . 1 lady, who serried it with ter into her house in A woman named Rogers Mated that abeam it coon after wards given up to the prisoner, upon his promising to take mi eaflß Ile, however, had not proceeded kr, when he threw it deem on the pavement, saying that he would do for it somehow or other. Witness spoke to him with regard to hie inhuman behaviour, epee which ho aimed at her • blow, but did not hit her. blward gismos proved that he saw prisoner throw the &did down In a brick hold sad roll over it. Readey, 61 8, stated that the prisoner was given into his melody in Wardiegton-street, and upon examining the child he found one lump on the top of the head and another upon the forlibeed; them wee also a quantity of sand upon the bonnet, whisk led whams to some to a conclusion that the child had been dragged along the ground. The little girl, who had been brought Into the court by her mother, did not now exhibit any marks of ill-usage. The prisoner, on being asked what he had to say, admit ted having drunk too freely, but denied that he had the slightest intention of doing the little girl any harm. Remanded. SCREW STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY. Yesterday a general meeting was held, at the Landon Tavern, of the above company. Mr. 1im.16 took the chair, and said the directors had had interviews with the Huard of Trade, and had arranged the proposition which they had to snake. They proposed to raise the capital of the company by the is of 201. shares, instead of 1001. For by the issuing of 1001. shares they de prived themselves of an extension of capital, and they lost the support of many who only invest for speculation ; whereas they should enlist all they could in the company's interest. By the reduction of the shares they would more readily raise their capital, and would improve the interests of the present shareholders • besides which, 201. shares would secure a respectable cla ss of shareholders. The next proposition was, that they should have the power of borrow ing to the extent of one quarter of the paid•up capital. The present charter limited their powers of borrowing to 16,0001., white all other corporations could borrow to any extent. They were restricted to the borrowing of 16,0001., to effect which two meetinp were to be held. This was no borrowing power at all. The borrowing powers should rest with the board. They, therefore, proposed that the direc tors Dave the power of borrowing to the extent of one fourth of the capital paid up. The services should be per formed with the least possible delay, and the borrowing powers should be increased. Mr. M. DI Verne seconded the first resolution. Mr. OILLOT thought there should bo no difficulty in getting the capital. He had heard the directors were too scrupulous in elloting the shares, refusing some applicants because they were not householders. The CHAIRMAN replied that the shares had been issued in every_emse where the reference was satisfactory. Mr. Hann, after the explanations of the Chairman, would give his support to the proposition. The resolution was then put and carried unanimously. The CHAIRMAN said that, for the better conducting of the business, it was thought there should be a deputy chairman, and he now proposed that the powtr of appoint- ing one should rest with the directors. In the existing deeds there were certain clauses respecting the ogees e 7. managing directors, and it was now proposed that time should be rescinded, and that the control of the covi: a y should be placed in the hands of the directors. hear.) lie proposed that all clauses relating to m directors should be rescinded. The nest thing he an v i rrni allude to was the clause relating to the directors remunera tion. It was not consistent, and destroyed the dependence whieh they ought to have. (Hear.) Let it be a moderate but a fixed sum. It was intended that that sum, whatever it might be, should comprise the whole management. He proposed the rescinding of the clause stating that no officer of the company should be a shareholder, and that the minute book should not be open to inspection without the order of the board. lie also proposed that voting in person should be secret, hot that by proxy open. Lastly, he pro posed that 2s. W. be charged for the transfer of ten shares, and Ss. above that number. Major Ilvexor considered that if they borrowed money they would not want it from the shareholders. The Ciiiiinstax said it war necessary to have this bor rowing power, as they could not under their deed call up their capital more often than at intervals of three months, at the rate of 10 per cent. As they were now building ships, and it was indispensable to finish them se quickly as possible, it would be necessary to borrow this mosey to meet immediate payments. Mr. PHILLIro thought that 450,0001. more or less, was not rieZt, when they were dealing with • capital of between and 300,0001. If the sum borrowed should nut be islieleat, the directors, he had no doubt, would be happy assets the proprietors' money, to make up the deficiency. n• CHAIRMAN said, if the proprietors would pay up the elsesat of their shares in full, the directors would have phellare in receiving their money. • A Baexmlemsa asked how the sum mentioned to be pad te the directors was to be regulated. The CHAIRMAN said it would be fixed by a meeting et the proprietors. Tho various alterations in the deed were then submitted, and agreed to unanimously. Some conversation took place on other matters relating to the company, after which the meetiag adjourned. MARKETS. COTTON.—Livraeoo4, Mar 12.—The sales today are estimated at 15,000 bales, of which 5,000 are taken on speculation, and 2,000 for export. There include 1,600 Pernam and Maranham, at 61d. to 71d. ; 600 Bahia, at 61d. to 61d. ; 2,000 Egyptian, at old. to 91d. ; 1,000 Surat, at qd. to 41d.; and 160 Sea Islands, at Is. 3d. to lc 9d. The imparts since Thursday are 125,000 bales. The market clouts firmly, and with much animation. Prices of Ameri can area full Id. dearer, with a very poor choice of good stapled Orleans, at 61d. to 6d. ; common Bruit and Eg) p tian are ed. dearer; other kinds unchanged. CORN.-11081'ml, May 12.—We have had a small sup ply of Wheat at market to-day, and the demand limited; prices ranged about the same as last week. No change in the value of Oat., and few inquired for. Beans are in good demand at ii'mut Is. per qr. over previous rates, and but few offering. Wheat, red, 375. to 391. ; white, 425. to 44,. Oats, 20s. to 21s. Beans, 325. to 345. . STOCKTON-ON-TESS, May 12.—The supply of Wheat to this day's market was moderate. Haring a good attendance of buyers, the whole was cleared o ff early , at about last week's currency. Oats met a slow sale. Beans Is. per qr. cheaper. Imports during the week: Wheat, coastwise, 3.50 gra.; Oats, 200. CATTLE, .te.—Rorronti, May 12.—Our market to-day was very thinly attended, with rather a small supply of goat, Which sold at priees rather beyond last week. Beef, Sa. to Ss. ed. Mutton, 3s. 2d. to 3s. 10d. Lamb, 4s. to 4s. Bd. Veal, 3.. to 46. Pork, 3s. to 36. 10d. 8017THLLL, May 12.—We bad rather a short supply to day, and sellers were enabled to realise last week's rates. Beef made from ls. Bd. to Is, 4d. Mutton, 2s. Bd. to 41. Lamb, Ss. to ss. 4d. Veal, kis 46. 4d. Pork, 24. 6d. to 3s. Bd. per stone of MU, &Nag the offal. EMIGRATION TO TUN UNITZD STATES AND THE NOWTH AttaliCAN COLONIT.B.—A series of papers relative to emigration to the United States and to the North Ame rican colonies have been printed by order of the House of Common". It aprears by the report of Mr. Buchanan , chief agent of emigration at Quebec, that emigration to the United States continues to flow in a steady and uninter rupted dream, and that the numbers from the United Kingdom and the continent of Europe . have exceeded, during the past season, those of any previous year. The arrivals at the port of New York up to the elope of the year 1851 were 289,601, being an increase over 1850 of 76,806. Of the whole number, considerably more than half (188,2840 were from Ireland, 30,742 from England and Wales,and 7, from Scotland, making the total emigration from the United Kingdom 201,300, as having landed at that port alone during the year 1851. The whole emigration to the United States in 1851 is estimated at not lees than .500,000 souls. The demand for labout of all sorts continues to in crease, and farm servants, male and female, can find immediate employment. In the North American colonies, the tide of emigration ha not set in so powerfully. In the year 1851, 41,078 emigrants landed. Of these, 22,381 were from Ireland, 9,677 from England, 7,042 from Scotland, 870 from the continent of Europe, and 1,106 from lower port., Ne. The number of emigrant vessels which arrived was 375, and the actual number of souls embarked was 41,298. Of these, 40,6.57 were steerage, and only 621 cabin parmngers. The deaths at sea were '2lB, and in quarantine 61. The birth' at see were 69. The emigrants were, gene rally, of a respectable clams, and all emigrated voluntarily, with the exception of 872, who were sent out by landlords and parish unions. A NEST OP YOUNG if IN AN ORGAN.—A tow days ago, as some workmen were making repairs in the parish church, Crowle, they found in the organ a nest of Dung redbreast. nearly fledged. This i circumstance may be ,idered somewhat singular when tis known that the organ is ustd every Sunday for divine service.—Doncrisfer Chronick. [Advertimement.l—DxsTßuctioN OP THE CRYSTAL PA. 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The Chart. which has aletergiew • eareetil revision, shows by simple disarms the somber of pesetas that visited the lisisibition daily, the amount or money token at the various entrances, the geniality of refreshment& too- Aneal, the wan of the Royal Coamilselmien, as amount of the origin of the power, awl its dhows/Oohs In feet. la onler that every In lei Ideal In the °natty may ponies. this iostlitlesl reflex of mime end inierredrig reaulai, tom irk the demolition of the building, and to numaa a anoventnie its thiaterice, the Chen will be delivered gratis to evi ry subscriber and poreharn of (be Dispatch on the day stated. The Divinity li is puhlialsid at 4 o'eloce every eetorday looming, In tim. lot tie brat rsit •my traits leaving London, and fur the remain, al Ms. Carly ordirs should to' given to all newsvenders, in town or rumor,; or to Mr. It. J. Wind, No. 1 ril, Eleeistreet. N.B. The ten vigents will have a copy of the Chart with every Dispatch of May Igth. 1 [Advertisement.}--HoLLowAT's PILLS A CERTAIN CA,Ilt mm 141111111111.1‘ ColinAlrfk INDiONT_ICON, ass litte---John 11. 'war, birett i" er.l eam ted Yal Meill ''''' it ,ii KV: lAed. i.That ialai lle wa n lielmsn, P"..m el Hoban Town, deolan dto Ma OM Holloway's polls have hos the swum., raving her lite. She hal lan ter • long ties siMistol with so toward donee Nish ISM tic skill of the down to itsblit Tows. sad be two yaws** iiisallestie put time mil wish Aset dentusly awills. with • "hada se the listisissybh Opdris of IWwit . she •••••••••1 tit* Ilslissiurs pill% sod hog iamb (lbw MK awl be pseseestami is theft me As ins psnewswitly tousd."--esid W sit th•ssists. Ng at News Millisare M libliMmt, Sib OvasAlitaka. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TMURSDA.T. MAT 13, 1352. The State Woather at each of the following nine's at Mae o'ciedt yesterday taornisu. The stations it. earearsd I. seder of latitude. ----- GPM al llMunk a Imo a Plan . wim. - w r m. *ate a Warn. ---- Pongees .......—..... W. Street Preen Rola Panorama ...... ...... LW. gran Maga Rai' HYMNS .......... ...... LW. Sran Prase In owraaamosi ........ LW. liar Wad Baia Pautawan ............ LW. Wan Dram Rein Twetateas ORRENWICH S.W. Hard Mad Heavy Rain &MOD LW. Hard Wind Rafe Ileunfor ....« LW. Gentle Breese Baia 001A1IIITY ... LW. Hard Wild Rain Gamins I MIMIC - 1W . . R. Strong Bram ...near __ __ THIS DAY, NooN. 0011/211 of W. know* of wind. Mato or the Weather. 11.11. Gootio Brouse. Roth. The returns fres the following places did not reach this °Roe is time for publication yesterday ; they th , refore iaditiate the date of the weather on Tuesday morning at able &Meek. Callum ....... f•oots . LiIOIIT.W BIEMINGUAII 1101.TMEAU NM, Hard Wind ittroeg Bretse I Wrong Breen 1 Strout wee, I (ladle limey , Gentle lereew Wrong ltreere Strong Breese Strung Woo Er' Strong Knew Strong Breese . Hai. Cloudy Partially CI , My Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Rain Overcast Partiallr CUM? Partially Coney Overeat Partially Cloudy Partially ll:Wady SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. From out conspeediests. the Shipqng Wand £ls4 ult." CASUALTIES. _ British Queen (*crew steam-ship), Teiiip):TiOm hence to Conitan tinople, which took are on Saturday. and put into Holy head, has returned here, having discharged cargo, and been scuttled, to extinguish the bee.—Liverpool, May 12. Deucalion, Homer, from London to Boston, was fallen in with, in a leaky state, April 15, and the crew taken off by the Nancy and Emma, arrived at New York.—Liver pool, May 12. SEABORNE MAILS. IS din Mes that the malls are meat Iron the General by the night—and M by *a incenteg—meepatelt. Day elm madeup Innia what COUNTRIES. Ito beams. Port. Poet Wimp Melee Lcedon. d aintehel. doe, — - 1---.. Anterie&byont.paelitt 14 ; May 14 Liverpool.- May IT Aumnemby'.:olted &atm picket) .lllMay IS .tmertel(bylLtitateepliMMAgr 23 eouthureptim ! May 21 Africa ( Mat (Met) ...1.114te of Me rnmeth Plyo.ontb ... June 3 Menandrle• 14ilvtitIlIetlief non. Dever May IS Belgium - .... ..... N I Deily Dew Brad II nth of the seeth ; southarattee. May 111 Reims Ayes ill PM of the sontLl,No nt uthapion. - May IS CallionsletvisChagreelld Waif thee meallti , outtnimetoe.; nay 20 Cape of Cooed litope N loth of the ittath;Plyinouth...... June 3 Usertnatieople • N lull: thl7thei num Ouver Central Ainertea II Sadahl7thof mute oouthampton. May 20 Clime& Ulm ... N Mon., , Aret.Mlfrid. rieettamptos. •tu flue% adll . . ....... M ludatl2thaot swath •Jutliamptoa. May 20 fusee 111114 Twice daily Dover - di. arerme5..............-.....N fthlltlarthof mon Dome May 20 amebae, N Tweets) & Friday London boo Bet Ur:eland St 4Vialar. es eater. Leedom *do - B.Thu Mondani ... N 17th of the &oath Souttrnetea. May 20 &viand II& N Twice daily Uelykad aineeds. Indls (via SoatltantiA.)M 20th of the mouth , ananunpuen May 20 India (via lidarmilles) N tith&34thof month Dover May 16 Meditieraisma(na Routh Melon) M 20th of the ttattll Southampton. l May 20 Oittorvia Mandliae) N Stial Pan uncouth Dover .. - . May RI Made II led ef the month lonthamp ' tua. June 5 Madeira Pi Me of the nth riouthamptua..May 16 Malta* , i 1t1,17t141/01,27th - &30thof tben.onth Dover I May IS Naidae• N SMlRlalthoinium Dover May II: . Pa* ntates• ........ .14 Sthl44o2sthot moo Dos - or 'My 11 Pennon& V Ithllthvithof mon •neutharoptoi:. May 16 Peru M Inditlithof er.rathiouthamptos. May .0 Toecany• N 4.1115t1125t1ef mon I Dover -May 22 Wart WIN Weld Indies (0155$ Ma IMAM. and Name) 31 in.. of the month tranthaniptmL l Jam S • lee mane to Woo .earns time wawa t •I are wu•eyed Of fault Neat vie limedllea. ARRIVED. Auca-off Dover, May 10, from Demerara Amareas Rana-at Gravesend, May 12, from New Tort Avower Inaanauf -st Gravesend, May 12, from Porto Km Bane or VaiotAra-at Gravesend, May 12, frose „..Caleutta Bus Dam-mot Liverpool, May 32 from Hayti BILIALIA-at Bristol, May 12, from „. .... Bas-at F•iltsouth, May 11, Iran Malta etaaa-at Cowes, May 11, from Hannon Cm or Lownan-at I.burpool, May 12, from New 1 Wiens Corer-at Gravesend, May ta, from Marcia Danvesuirta-at Grimaced, May 12, from %awn Beacons/ Vrean-at Liverpool, May 12, from It. Michael's Eceo-st Liverpool, May 12, from Rotterdam EMI/SUMO-at Liverpool, May 11, from .New °Mani KLLIAD/Jl-11t GISTS•IO4 May Id, from naltimore itues-at Grand, May 12, from IR-Michael's Vamp. JOSAIONZ -at GISTIOOIIII, May 11, from Rostock harem WALIII2-14 Deal, May I Germs Maux-st rakno4 c ; May 10, from Jecinel Gm Onnevea-at LI May 12, from (Atha UaaaT &LIVID. -at OTIVIOMI . Mar r a from. Monts Hoveroa -at Gravesend, May 12, Llaanoom-at Liverpool, 1W 12, from Rotterdam Howson -at f..iverpool, May 12, from N. Orleans IscutLea Tuonnos-st Deal, May 11, from Valparaiso Ism/co-at Deal, May 11, from ... .B. Ayres Jana--at Liverpool, May 12, from Apalachicola Jams Paarr-at Liverpool, May 12, from Calcutta Down Tonto-at Liverpool, May 11, hem .New Orleans dons lietter-at Queenstown, May 10, from Nauctiva 1011001 , 01. -at Deal, May 11, from Akan:dna LADY Yrtsuaaanz-at Bond May 12, from .. Schisms Lacy-at Bristol, May 12, from Bubadece LOCRIA-4t Oraremend, May 12, from Trinidad Lawn ca-at Gravesend, May 12, !TOM Honduras LITILT--atOnveired 6 May 12, from . Bordeaux Lucy Euzaarrn -at raresend, May la, from.... Charleston Manus-at Gravesend, May 12, Ceylon Masser -at Gowen May II from. Mamma llama-at Deal, May II from Cokenbo Wawa-at Queenstown, May 10, from Callao ltaaaruseeo-off Deal, May 11, from . 1 Lawns NORTIMIllial•-off Margate, May 11, from Baltimore Orsas Ways-IttOracossd, May 12, from Of. Lucia flusins-at Limped, May 11, from Manahan QUIAN or vas Wrer-at Gravesend, May 12, tran...o4 Michael'. Reanan-at Plymouth, 11 1 tram Lisbon filvalernetwow- at May 11, 1rem....... ....... -..-.Weetward Savenran-et Deal, ay 11, from . ......................„Pennant fiefisci-at Falmouth, May 10, tram Nines Bramnan-st Gracie:6d, May 11, from Nydney Bvet-at Gravesead,:i 13, from Norway ni draraaa -at Ora, May 12, from °Adis Tarron -at °ravening% ay 13, from BAILED. Canotota—horn Gravaseed, May 12, to J.staist Paaa.mor—tront Dartmouth, May 11, to Newfoundland Gov. 11.Doest.o—tram Gravesend, 22.1 12, to & Leona LORTANIA — tram Gravesend, May It to Oporto ,Molar. Nolo are—trodi Gravesend. MI 12. to 4 onl nu 1 Wooosasuos —from Ormond, May 1 to Ade.auls VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Magnums (torque), from Demerara for London,Way 9, lat. 4 1 .00 N., 100. 17.11 W. Coromandel, Young, from London for the Cape and Bombay, Marcia 24, lat. 1.,3 tl, lon. 20.16 W.; all well. Nolo& (brig), from Belize for Cowes, May 1, lot. 49.2. 1 . Is.. 20 3J. Elizabeth (brig), Nardsolme, from Demerara foe London, April lat. 30.04 N., lon. 61.00. Friaaar Walker (barque), from Catcall& for London, May 0. tat. 47.46 N., log. 11.09 W. Ditmpld (barque), from Algae Bay fur London, April 3, lat. 00.21 N., Is.. 21.43 W. Mary UAL ftom Calcutta for Loudon, April .3, lat. 31 N.,10n. 31 9 1. gapkl (brigandoe). of Bristol, from Leghorn for Laudon, 32 days, April 28, lat. 39.31 N., 017.13.32 W. Stientton Grange (brig). from Monte Video for Falmouth, April IS, lat. 17.50 N., lon. 37.39 W. BIRTHS, 11ARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. . - ISOTBAMLET.--1167 9. st — C : o+;;lp - b - chlU, Ilse wile of T. U. 80. — tianliey, req., 04 eisoii. BROWh.--Ilay 9, at Lodge-road, St. John's-wood, the wife of J. C. Broom, Esq., of a daughter. BILTAPIT.—May 9, et Herraltage-road, Hanger-last Stamford.hill, Yrs O. Ile3 sot, of a daughter. CAREW.—IIay 9, at the Cedars, Wiodlaguat, the wife of R. IL. Carew, Esq., of • most Sal ISION.-91a) 1, at the Rog Lodi. College, Mrs W. Erapron, of a daughter. WPC. RVAIL.—May 9, at Marlborough-o.a, St. John's-wood, Sint C. R. flostervail, of a daughter. TUFNELL.—May 8. at Nortbeeet Kest, the wife of T. B. Tureen, Egg., of a ethi. MARRIAGES. RILLESPIZ—FOWPALL. - - May 9, at SL livtd'o, Liverpool, Mr. J. Oilleopie, of the Affilialte Works, Liverpool, to franota, wind data of J. Poona, Esq., of lidge.hlll. EIIits—SULLIVAN.—May 9. at Ploutorf Cbuteli, by the Rev. 3. Md. T. K. Kiel. Eau., col ealuborwell, Surrey, to Marv, eldest dowager d the late J. Sullivan, Rog, of Oeotle.avenue, neer ua L NWILENCE—ROUTIL—Iiay 8, at Lilongwe.. Kent, by the Ilon. and Rev. K. Legge, MD., Vieille, Jame., eldest vurvising son of the late T. taorenee, Eaq dLt throve, Ilt.eahrath, to Helen, younged datable, a W. Routh, EM., of allot-vale, Bloaheath. SINU—POWOLL.—May 13, at Clayton chapel, by the Rev. Unlit) MeeDooeld, M.A., of Arundel, Joshua Wag, jun.. of Livetta,l, tam of 3, alma Slog, Rog.. at Bridgton th, to Florentia, tiauatcv rof James Poovil, Rog, of the Limes, Upper Clopue. MdlTll—ABllBEllitY.—May 8, at Sheffield plumb church, Mr. T. Smith, Juan, to Marla, eldeot ,langhte. of Mr. P. Aebbetry, of the howling.grers Kooky, Sheffield. WI LLION —BLANCIIARIL—May 8, at Levi/how. A.ll. m ihn. log , of Vauxhall, and Lloyd'., to Mary Anne. youogiot tetudilln of W. P. Blanchard, Vag., of Ravelebounespark. DEATHS. Ill'OrllN.—Ws7 9, at II imnieranilth, 1.6 Koren, Yid., aged 73. DKANK.— May 111, at VAMCOIC Honer, alaidip. Midair/el. K. liearw. Kiii formerly Veto, of Magdalen Oohs's, Ostard, and a Volum% Yellow of that eniweraity, aged 74. YIKLUKN.-9thy 10, J. Field**, Ith4., of Toilinolden. and Manches ter. aged 61. lIARDWICK.—May 9, at Nottlaittam, widow of the late Y. Hardwick, Riga aged 65. JOIINS3OI6-11a, 7, at Camillo* N. 8., Louisa Camproll Lady Johnutow, relict re the Right How. thr A. Johnsios. of Carvallack. KUHL—May 10. at We:Widths. Mr. W. King, iota of Cawley, aged It WALLIN.—Way 11, Harriet, wife of Sr. John Wallin, of Roars, to bee isth year. WKLILOCK.—May 9, at Facrick-park, Nat Keith!, Lord Wenla,k, aged 6 7 . WKSTU/I.—May 8, at North•tact•terrata. Vanua', Miriam, widow of W. Walton, haq., of Wlaley.green, Croat*** Rent. Timed sad published b Madam Kum Mums ot K.. iljnastersh street. Li t h e ot Larks. ?dooms it du OM la Lomberhi Meats prosiest WIIIO6OIW-Oni~, T 1 1511. A , IMI J Aldb HTOCI The II prni4 it w) to mt . itl 110111 T" e , t 4 1, 1 i Fran. ttoqr $411 . 1 Pease' API 10. F` Q' lib Bel till all