The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-06 00:00:00

ITALY. PIEDMONT. The Sardinian government has published the Treaty with its and protocols in a perdu form. The latter have caused a great sessatien. A correspondent at Turin writes that mbetly is pleased with the result of the ambrensesr bet all an well satisfied with Count Cavern The first brigade of the National Army has retuned hoes the Crimea with only three sick. The removal of the blockade in the Black Bea has been followed by great eommer• dal activity at Once. Daring the war the port wan a gainer by the Movement peerage and embarkatisa of Moots, provisions, supplies, Wakes &c. OME, Aram W. The concession of the line a r R ailway from Rome to Omits Vecchia, which I already informed yea had been determined upon by the cousoil of ministers io favour of the Spanish company, was authorised by his /follow on the 22nd inst., and the official notifi cation appeared in the Roman journal of the accomparlied by the conditions of the oonomouni. The company takes the name of its representative, the Marquis of Cuavaldes, and undertakes fornicate the line in the space of three years, at its own expense, without any interest being guaranteed by the Roman government. The company is to have the privilege of working the line for 99 years, atter which period the government is to enter gratuitously into poreession of the lice, but to pay for the locomo tives, machinery, dr., at a valuation. The govern ment has also the right of repurehasiog the privilege after it has been enjoyed 25 years by the com pany, at • price to be regulated by the average MOON of the seven preceding years. The plan to be followed is that drawn up on the 30th of December, 1854, by the Chevalier Oserio, engineer of the French Pont. ft Murales, which was approved of the minister of public works in the =oath of following. The metrical system of measure ment is to be adopted, the Soils to commence work with • single line of rails, and inclined planes are to be avoided. The electric telegraph along the line will be established at the expense of government. An especial proviso in the 39th article establishes io the interest of antiquity and the fine arts that monu ments alreadjexistiog, or others that may be disco vered in the railway works, are to be in no way in jured, but notice of their discovery is to be given to the government, by whose orders they will be we fitliabo removed without delay: The statues, weeks of art, or antiquarian frag ments discovered on the land purchased by the company are to below to the company acid the =meat in the proportion of two-thirds to the and ae-third to the latter. Twenty thou sand Nadi citation Lowy having bean already paid, eighty thousand man are to be deposited is two mostbs, to bear interest at 4 par amt. per annum, and to be repaid the company in Meths as the works praised mud the works or the land purchased enemata to the valise of two millions of frantic No mention is made as yet officially of the gnat line from Rome to Bologna, bet as the pcovidoeal deposit of 100,000 wadi bas been paid for the wrest of that line, also by the same company, the of the concessicis are expected to be published ere b itiehange on Ueda., 472 k; Roman Cowes, 85. THE AUSIHIANB IN PARMA. The Opinions of Twin says : One enormous fact will sulks to show how greatly Austria has usurped power in Parma, to the prejudice of the inhabitants and the government. Prisoners ham been seised, and without trial taken out of the Mate and shut op is Austrian prisons, thee withdraws from their national judges and from the laws of their national Bade. Although the Adel Gaulle of Parma denim that the civil power has been superseded by the Am nia: general, we Malley,* that journal to prove that the Prince Dioecbo tloregno is more than the nominal president of the commission of judiciary Matra/don, while the real and soprano influent"' in veritably exercised by the Austrian general. With regard to the arrests, from what motives have they been made? People have been arrested, not because they were accused of complicity in assassinations or ether mimes, but Maw they WM regarded 1111 sue. pets, inimical to the government. To the govern ment of Parma it ham psrtaiaed to exhume from the archives of the Freonh revolutionary reign of terror • law of • suspects,' and unblushingly to proclaim it in the face of Europe. The government or Parma-- culpable oily from weakness—is in this matter lees to be accused than is the Austrian government, which dominate' exclusively and by Amer terrorist pressure OM the government and people of the country." MIIiTARY CENSURE BY THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, Aram 24. The followiog censure hes bees promulgated by the Emperor: Sts Malsety the Bawer \ming received detailed reports eamieralag the military hospital at Simpberopil, and having perseived with petimad grief that tee antriorities had rot takes active amuse= for the wen-Ming sod seethed treat- Moat of the padcats, Jolliet, a anienre 1. Oa the - graeral formerly charged with Vie service of the army of Me south end of the owes is the Crimes, LleatAietteral Omehakoff, sad on Major-Oestrel Taber- Thad'', who slum bias Sled the poet, as both of whom the law impend the duty of rigi.rme supervision. 2. Oa the director of the old military hospital, of the math and of the trocps is the Cnmes, allejm Gummi Ostmgradaki, for not hornier fulfilled theduty Imposed epos him hy the law of lametsatly superiatending the hospitals and catering into all Um details of their Ist real govern meet, with ergo I to their maitsgenient, the medical nest mat, and the p Woe. 3. Oa the Pneeleien-Geteral of the Staff, the actual Councillor of State Bambara( r not having adopted declaim smarm la order to put estop to the disorders sad shame I. the administration of the hospital at Simplieropol, and the dispensary attaidied to it, sad for not cassias the seers wary ease to be bestow.d epos the pat moo, sad she for not supplying them with m die:taro." His Helsel orders that the chief medical officer et the Whaley hospital of Babenorol, State-Councillor Protope- Et:the dirntir of the dispensary of this hospital, Ammer WeiISST, who bare bees gailty of Om =Lbe brought before a semen of war; sad la the eto be ;diced leader arrest El, M.jesti bac further ordered that the tooted! of war rp veered to try the 8 tate-Coessiller Protopopoff sad the Areereor Weiner shell tequila fatly fate all peed films ocansetad with the sopardonabledisordere committed fa thio Ivapitsl of BinspheropOl, and shill sonet7l7;n7n; M the guilty wasps condign punishment. A letter from Paris states that the Emperor has resolved that the baptism of the Imperial Priam shell far wpm i• megailkanse and splesdiver all thee is resorded of geeprone bootless of the Kinn of Rome and tb Dub of Bordeaux. Ooldsmithe, eiethworken, embroiderers, sad artificers of all kinds have been employed la 'met nombers, to heir/Mem the eclat el Me expected day. This Horst telegraphic station will shortly be re eetelgielied, the Peninsular, Royal Mail, Soma Women Packet, Ocean Stem Nesigation. sad Soatitamptoa Steam Tog Companies. trptner with the Post-o Moe departmest, having subseribed the neemeary leads to pay its ezpeasee. A memorial is getting up in Southampton request ing the Emperor of Praises t permit a subenarlas sable to be laid down between that port and Barre for tbe purpose ef establishing a telegraphic cossmanicatioa between ltegleme mad the oostiasot by way of Sosthimptos sad Ham. TIM TILL CM W. PALMER—At present se &Ite rates Imo boo sole is the day appointed by the Conn of fleeen's Broth, tar the Wel of the primmer, sanely Wed nesday, the Inge Kay. bat It ie gelid that an 'wheelies will he tomb to peelpwe the owe no the Monday fellowinet ....A wlews the whsle Ito ordlnarg balsam will have bees d ne. prow Warn imaght to London os t he , slow of the ilegstgvereeroor of Stafford gaol, sag one of the end be wee delivered to Mr. Weatherised, the Immerser •Newest*, is de* form ender the order of the Coon of Queen's Beset. He septette remarkably Woltley. sad dem sot seem to hairy at all suffered from tha isearieea oast and the satiety h• must ham undergone. Hs sae plated is the sisal ward appropriated to sainted pintails et Ma tasam, and hewn!, of mum, be allowed ovary proper feellby to commanalcat• with hie 'elicit Jr, Datil the poled of bie tit& 7111 COOP'S TMITIMONIAL.—(ro the Editor of RIO lonia )—Bir,—Yes will oblige me by sorteotieg es ereelleese outmost that has lose the rounds if the spesepapero, stating that Thomas Cvoper, the Ciotti*, po-t —(ailikb should bee. beet Robert Coorter)— bad been pee. seated with spans of 1.0001 oho to eilt of • astowriptios ___ • • toss ego. The iollowis.. from •Looll; sect mamma* of tk• Whir • pose , tie remelt of s pubtio summertime eau ore be tee enviers.% Ye Wee peemeel ter of the Landon linallieler. as slam ohms MS 117110, sad 'mister es 'metal, I theologies! nifi rm ' for the last twat, H. Brua, 9, Ct &elm- lust, Peetetaa- 7,- ,7 ",„;: . . t.° some., „',i 1 uoutalog 1,0001, thi ammood rams tine ago 18 M►. Coops, edit , r el ►is luusuit set tie k polities!, faecal. sad t peso."-1 um, *a., 11 pun, May 6. Zbt Court. The Sheriffs of Load= and Middlesex, Alderesso Kemeedy and Bore, eceeseposied by the City Renew 'meow, bed ea eadiaseo et tie Qeeen yesterday artAntooe, et Sockteghea Passe. to leers her 111.,terty's pitmen n itwit% the Address of the Lord Moyer, Alderemo, sad Comatose of the City et Leaded as the subject et the pew. The ttherife were presented to her Majesty by Sir George Org. Seenwry et Stale ter the Hone Depart- Mat. The Qeees wse graeloarly pleased to appoint fluids, seat, at 3 o'eloelt to the ' ' Iterates fot the reeopties, et Bethinks= P.lttee, of ate Addrenfrout the Comte/toe. Her Malat? NU &aoudad by Lord Byres, Iced is weft iog, sad Bar Bd. & wafting. meter, gr, on is waiti. Tb• Prises Consmt reds os borsiliest is the breams, with the Priem of Wales sad Prince Alfred._ The Princess of &Irmo, the Doke and Dsehees d'Assele, end the Preis end Princess de Joniville, visited her Ma jesty is the afterglows. Print. Leopold visited the Zoological Gerdes is the Regent's Pub. Her Majesty sad the Prises Cosiert honoured the Adelphi Theatre with their prioress In the evening. to 'deaden*, were .he Marchionew of Bly, the Bon. Miry Seymour, the Hos E•ily Cathcart, Lord Byron, Major- Chanel the Boa. Charon Cirey, and Captain Ds Plit. The Deckers of Beat attenied by Lord Jamie Haney sad Lady Piney Howar d, honossed the Priseeas's Thestre with her prance ion events& Vs* °mann of the Bank of Ragland mad the Di pety Goverser bad as istermw with the Cheasellor of the Ea yesterday, at hie efileial segues* in Merida.- street. I deputation, assisting of Mr. W. P. Prim, M.P. (Glos. ewer), Kr. Crewshey Beano, M.P. (Koaneontb), sod Colonel Trite, K P. (Bridgewater), hid an latervsiw with Lord Stanley of Alderlry yesterday, at the Ward of Trade. Meetings of t'.• Oaford University Comtnimion were held at No. 17. Omit Qtems.street, Wsstotut r,ea Wedneeday, Thandey, and Friday last. Prtunt—The Berl of Bile► are, tie Bart of Harromby, Mr. ',sties Coleridge , the Hoe. iddward Twisieton, Dears of Wells, and Sir Jolla Awdey. Mr. Job. Wood, Chairman of Om Board of lalasd BA mane, and Mr. Primly, Ifspary Chairman, had as inter_ I Mow yesterday with the Chas cellar of the Raohogaer. Sir Ale:ander Spearman had aim an interview with the right hen. hareset. Despatches were ~00hed yeetsrday at the Colonial-ones beet the G0,f1.119“ of Tasmania, WIN Australia, 'Fame weelaad, Heag•Hong, sod Coyle& Despatibes wore seat to the Gomm of the Cape of Geed Hope. A dspeettlea, inirodeced by the Right Hen. Sir B. Hall and Viscount Ebriogtoe, and emulating of Mr. F. T. Street's, charetwerden pf St. rea07111; sad Mr. W. D. Cooper, Mr On, Mr. Thermos, Mr. Stubbs, the Bee. B. Littler, sad Major•Geserel Pemberton, directors of the poor of **perish ; Meson. Cook, their solieitoes ; end Mr. Hibbard, their clerk, bad as interview with the Richt Hoe. I. P. &averts yesterday, at the ante of the Poor-law Board. ea the Gobbet of tee bills raising to the sweadesset of tbe Pow Lew. the renewal of Irish and Scowls paupers, sad du ?sidle vaccinating. Tim Earl sad Countess of Stamford sad War. Anton lett tawa yesterday, far Brava, park, Leteester shire. Lady Stanley of Alderlay will gin a ball on Monday, the nod Lam,. Lady Willook's ball, appointed for to-morrow, im unavoidably ponpamod, is coasequesto of the death of a near relation. Sir Robert and Lady Gerard have arrived at the Clarendon, from Guinn PM, Lassoed». Lady Lyndhurst gave $ grand ball, lick evening, at the tautly warwies io Georgi-etteet. The nuiptay be pa to into. gorily before 11 o'clock, sad the carriages ecatiand to set don almost without intermission ascii lose altar midnight. Lady Amara= bald as saasobly last sassing, at the testily mansion, la Belaravwsquare. If. Chula. &mho. who has filled for upwards of Ave rears the poet of 'whelps' secretary to the French Rag- Wry la this coeatry, Is eppleted to the lira secretaryship of the Nowa Esubsay at Bt. Petersburg ; and will Ism Loodos Is the course of the week to proceed as Chug, d'Affaires to Russia. A medal by M. Moutigoy, intended to commemo rate the birth of the Prises Imperial, is now Wag struck at the Peewit Mint. Promo, represented by a female !gum preseuts the august infant to Earulapias sad Mi woe, timtEntprese 'pimp on a eolith The King of Freesia hem sent to the Emperor of wee Puma the insignia of the order of the Red Eagle. The sum set down in the budget for 1868 of the French Weimer of Porefeta Affairs for Abdel-Ender mad hie eatabliehmeat le 120,000 fr. The month of May is specially devoted in the Roma esthetic 'harsh to the Virgin Mary, and the slims of the Virgin In different churches at Peril lave brew tplendidly decked oat with Gowen, and lighted up. The services are oftlebrated with a certain degree of pomp, sad sorotaus of sans* sexaspaniad by choruses of young girls, us ersented WWI evade, at half-put NMI. A decree was lately pabliabea by the aathoritlesat Beaune (*aye the Speelesteor of Dloo), ieterdietiog loses nen seder the age of 20 front enterieg cafes, public-housee, &e., ulna aecompaaied by their parents, or having a writ tea wetkoriaatioa to that effeet. Tba Queen of Spain has conferred the dacorstion of Marta Leaks, isagoifieratly:at in diamonds, oa the bride of Oaten' Prim. M. Adam, the well koown composer, whose death w• have already assomeed, war at the Freleb Vera on Friday night, in the box of the director, in company with M. Sseadier. He wee this in good health and spirits. Oa leaving X. Essudier, M. Adam took the arm of M. de Bt. Georges, and they west together to the Theatre Lyrigun After the parforateace be roused home. Before going to bed ha wrote a letter sad some few notes of music, which he left os the pitta. Os Saturday morniag Nam Adam went to hat husbosid's mesa, and called to him, bet no aaswer wet returned. Oa her entails/ the roost she totted him dead. Death was towed to have bees sawed by Wis dom of blood to the heart, and his dame moat have been so esddes es set to have allowed him to utter any cry. . _ The °merrier de Lyon states that few soma days put considerable crowds bare aseerabled apposite • silk mannfeetory at the Cro:s Russo, when some rather sin gular and—ueording to the ideas of the people ssesubisd —supernatural mean were going mt. Is ciao of the looms the threads of silk were eonstently broken, the machinery wee disarranged, mad other Wields( done without any visible came, aid all this was attributed either to the 'apt of Reuss er to the egeney of sues evil ' , phis. The pellet, however, were eat believers Is supernatural speey, aud, after an investigation of the matter, &treated five or six men and women in the 'rend who seemed the wet tor wud in impressing their "Wien on the @eldest. In the advertising edemas el the Journal de St. Prterstawy of April 23, we read : " Steam navigaties be tween St. ?Menhir, Copenhagse, and Hull. Muffs. Ore sad Company's steam vowels the Isperor, Captala Brows; the Lord Cardirraa. Motels Atkinson; sad tits Helen Meodiwger, Captain Knowles, ply between Bt. Pe tersburg and Hull, taulting at Copenhagen. For farther partisslars. 46. Tax AMATEUR PANTOMIME.—The gentlemen who lair year had the honest of panning their amateur Pantomime before Her Majesty at Drury Lute, are about to appear this lemon is a new pantomime which bee beam written esprualy for then, and which is fouled apes the story of " William Tell." The Lyees. bee been plee4 at the disposal of the anateetv by Mr. Or, 'sad the tad of Joao, as " off" or ace opera nicht, has bees Sled Ira for the mriersassee, which, it is believed, will agile receive the Royal pewees's. The Charitable ballistics which will hassle by the eaertioas of the matinee, has, we believe, sot yet been decided upon The @shelties will probably be left to her Majesty, as wee the awe ea the last cacesies, when a ma esceediag 6001. was paid over to the treaties of the Wellington Collie*. Witte the ezeeption of the harlequin, the palomino met'. will be the mate as last year, while the principal 'harm:ten to the *penis( will be played by Mr. Albert Smith, Mr, T. M. Holmes, sad Mr. Edmund Teter. THE PARK MIIIIIC.—% learn by relitleforniabed tom the Olin of Works aid robin Belknap that the sealer or prim who entered Yeasleateavardeaa la the sew.. of Ilanday, the ata last., was 86.616. n. amber of perms interline the inalosurs of the Reggaes-park en the someday was 81,602. RIPRIIIIRTATION Or LANCARTFR.-1111 Laraeoef et 01111.4N1S ham that Mr. Robert Barns Armstrong hat asposwid xis WNW= of appealing to the suffrage, of the eleolore el the ghee era welder. Mr. Arastoeg, who mow Mrword mss lb* liberal lemma will be orpond. as bee bees already laslwated, by Mr. filbert Gladatoae, of Maseheetem REPRESENTATION or WEST BENT.—Ths tales have alma, takes the Bold, lo ooliolOoMoo of On owl, Mo . slotlow of parllement. Miring the pelt week they hive Wes actively. Mynah as privately as posaiblir, 04/111•1111ing throughout Writ Kent for Mr. Mestere Smith and Sfr Wain IllAddall—Knaith Chadic THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1856. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Nur 6. The form of thanksgiving for the peace was read yesterday, and appropriate sermons on the occasion were prow:had in the several protestant church., of this city. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and suite attended divine service in Christ Church Cathedral. The Nemo. says: We have sees a statement, said to be extracted from the bolks of the Tipperary Bank, by which it would apnear that the liabilities now existing, which bear date Wait 31st Deeember, 1863, ammtat to ealy 4,8321., and those which arose before 31st March, 1866, ineladtog the first named, only reach 33.2271. Ws do not, however, easels for the smarmy of thie emealatims, which also doss not, we take it, iattlatie the noeweel deposit receipt*, which will. we think, he held to he merely a costicaleg debt. Bhoeld the above represent all the old liabilities, they would stand a fair chance of befog pal in fall. With referenos to the affairs of this bank, the Borung Post hem the following statement : Mr. N chola, the somata, tor a period of over sweeten lean of the Landon sad County Bank, was esainiaed before the Master last week. Reporters were not admitted; but it has transpired that much of the gramma impression which was heretofore eatertalsed, as to tics dealings of that bank with thgr chairman, the late John &diem, has been rs moved. We ham heard that the secretary and the Wigton who represented the Load= and County Bank, stated that the diem/vs...meted the met rigid inquiry into the tzeneac gone of the Mt. Joha Wisir with them, sod as a test of sincerity, offered to submit their bogie and all the escort ties they hold to the secretory of the °Bold manager. We earnestly hove that this statement will prove overeat, and that the result will he beneficial to the creditors of the Tip perary Bank. An adjourned meeting of the creditors of John Mackenzie and Co, Beltast, was held on Thureday, when a statement was preempted, showing liabilities amounting to 87,4421., and assets amounting to 21,4034, and a dividend of 4a. 6d. in the pound was proposed and adopted by the meeting. Rats *ntentetact. HOUSE OP LORDS.—MAT 6. TAzaves DIVOIIOII. k tide rime Mr. IMMSM W meta '6.1 his 'arm as b.. Jolts/ Um M Me Moos Prod, me of Mom morriel MMr arslor. sar i iiinciesistai r ro anima far Mn. Tadat dr iidear at .oaadiad. 11.147 addramod die dm% ma* Ur dis pawed afdrayled, la dr out dittlaat sad miamer, maw la -. - as bona ands by Kr. Ideamataak ohms aellailla s. Ur part of the &trims o Alta - 1711erj — i — entByTeeTht - eipe;ea e7ederVlirToslWheT"e'"e ea the pert at tee petitkeer. Ha ►ed eat sewiloshat whoa the bore roe, mid the came will be reamed MN 'emir& EQUITY lIOURTS.-MAT 5. COMErLINT -IX PARTS BILL. This wee a quake whether a gentleman at the Ear of Edwin Bell. it Porter. siert be Meted cm the Wt i etalribeeorks to the l A= that Mend the beelasbe of 1111 the rape= that poser relit rear their On week by amen est green the pros who was ettrened by this wee Mr. Edward Bell • inked Cgs. lee hem ells, rail dne at Penna. who wrote to the ark. train sall to ogle reered a nor rang that ta ct the berentse berm at the it had hers dish,. ed Mt row the nests he_ by wenn seriert Imes st • W leer greed to Mr. Bea were that, if herald gegen the serre, their have he shame treed • smiles germ Aso to all Shoshone test he auseened in tarots. pore le W; ead It we. pored out to him that U he aggesedel =perm to gebearibe to wag girt theme pee week, be would an the eln • week preenst by the ..l. meet. Mr. Bell pamper thesersey, and Is eneptinge with • neer tont the oaary, gland a power of ntheriebee bin Ogles the deed ttleseest es the ean e sit Tile behalf in regret et the re awes. Ileemsear etie tly brought under the gentles el the =rt. sad the gild inert bad put Mr. Dell es the list loghoeb. who appeared for Mr. Bell, entered that he seAt sot to be ore entributo-, Ineeetece as be had bees induced Or env a sthergrager by Iran end rareptheentatioe. marl of I the wee seinagly Iced at 50,00( 1.. in 10,000 Otero, at U. emit go sty it row besides the directors had sired the deed, W the net semhm of shame gebeenbed for wu only 5,230. The diteeleell Mg le star Whiter cartel by • resolution of the eselmed by • earequesc meeting; but them nodebee bed sat bees rapine with, so that the bees of the addllisest are vasegberbed and illegal Ira It that that* Ni deed of settlasmat err dated Ugh of a r=, leg, Ni • Mean stated r the errs that the worn was beaded ta (5* bes. at the time the error was reel, the ere* re la • rim of shielve trotworn--eo ei es that, la Orin yen, the abeam pond • ralehres that m , gran the state of tisk fern so farther be rags sheen ha nos CI WIWI rade one renteed. • Oros ten pea he the prorst kr re* sr the mires of the ends were rasa It re geggersit Ben the sewer of the beard of Cream that the egos. Be r n with the negket of Mr. Bens sell Igr. thswess,, bad brag two bine, or for 1401. mid Ni ether ter OM. Is porde bre; end that Mr. Dees eiterwerds gamed to he a err he Y ennesesee of beganne Inelost. It eerier she that the erg berries 4,1101 awl gra. end *a they hid r amen fog that Mr. Times, et Erin yr claim of NO, et writ he hed oil 1,11. wee igeored Idrew eMU es the reatere et tees on& tir 111 , Is Meese ire sot to rag hie ern e eildhlemel shares were taiga rip by the peti=the end hal ben girl by Mr. Morel vadat • pager co othesee. se herr of le . ter br bad erne preented then, la th e gem memo th Mr . BO Ind Me prewar to bin Mir Ohm giesertegges. en eiresied that the Ora the Argo relnillee is hese the eddialseet theme woe mer r y toth Mono the amber et erribeterbia, la err to Meer their ors err M. rho rwarad oa r. half ot ths MINA risager, ace. leaded dr, sh that M Roxburgh rd dart to N tram lON Ors tardy. it had ar was rabid re dlrater aed that. r bettor dr andltors sad Mr. ►br otter as bs awls a strassibalsr. Els Ilisaar sold la ra °yoke Mr. Ildt aught set is tea a mid kW Ors Ors et tbe seespisq. He kr se art dist whim the ITICIwas droll tt was s brad fide prcdtst sod hard haretly W parpre at eurt wa barter ths rad 'weal= was whstber.thep Yrs essrs*as codbartlas. almadses had sot ratite Is aware be triad ethers lees pseddpets err blades whir they blew hie be ribs at grid perm tearriaranddre. de w as id eyries dew rat thy bed,, sad Na. Mr. Bed awed met to be rile a orribatse la the debts at the ecorany la that sads dratarearma. Mr. dreamt ailed Is Na ash, add Mr. &imps add ha Mod thd re lemurs would Is sad* to aad appl he was y °sly totakr by Mr. Sirs OS& The IMMO had rot bees made Odom His Bomar sad Mt . fib metros Mead& He could only make reprising apply to Ur err BLUES V. OUTINTZT. Mirth be reeeibled Um Is Weems, ottioh related to the wind. ingmo of the day of Me Omni Banat, Health. end Loan Deposit Osmosm. Ms Viesamoselier delivered palmist eons time aims. Theessessmomma to be q.l to upon the =Mutes riche deem. Mrr. Osamu mil Mr. OW= veto ter the plaintiffs ; M. Belley, . Gismo, Mr. iiirrems, Kr. Hardy, Mr. Homo sod Mr . Forster memos thisether Ids. ililateratalterhe tarriser minute; of dear to the followlog a6rt Deem thet the glair& and the fere tamers have • came so the fads arks egreesay, attributable is merences, and the are tare aro Mrs Is mks gorse& elem. Amounts to he Moe el the hada arml at the serety. Drier that de rider WM= tw bat Mrs r direstar. Dern that the deeserres esesWg. Bersa, Meat, Diddle, and Meted are liable as dlessem, has the Yee rhea they were sleeted and acted as alb. Mem that the eseelatke of the board et errors, threes. lag their imuseratles„ be treed, and that they are liable to make /Old to the an writhe, here received for such diereses of rrearrader IlalLr that all respective declared.. of divider!, to ifew Os Ms err or of the funds of the compaor wen Imam of tenured rhea the oefead.nr, the director, ate I here to Milet geed Is the heds of the waciety what than from time le Ms Mermen rills hersoree thereof. An mount to be taken of the matte ogre& Deelvre that the prettier of thane made bar Mrs lo Yearley the Mason ere breaches of Met, and that the datiedsele. the dessetro ate 11aM. to make pond the m arsor i rd la risme lbreet. ha aseme tree of ail roc's g oleo the dehedrer, the ageism moat, as beer= Mired set the , M theme propetators at au& Year as how Me aadltelM m eretribute to the use et the es w▪ ee 16 Mies Is rearler of east Yarns. Inquire Met ;base M w bran so prehred. Mini what 1,211/120 unpaid ea the ahem at the dehrlasis, the Orman% ad Wilber Ilerro, are Mkt to arm; rd rake good the etehr of the plittele sad all ere eer ier thermpaf• lorries eller ed ss to the titles to the shier be the easpany held by the defenders, and as to the In. omme be Meteor end the nature and value thereof. Further esoliwatios wisawl, with liberty to apply. COURT OF QUERN'S a 5. NAVAL AND MILITARY. 10 REPIRW AT WINDSOR. THI FOi According to resent arrangements, the grind review of Cense& and other troops, lied fee Thenday, the 28th instant, wll rake plug ea the cavalry elincieing 'rowed la Wisdom Greet Pa►k, between the Long Walk and tiss eoetiasaties of lltesteetnet, Windsor, at tea o'cleek is the (creams, is the premises of her Majesty, the Priam Cowart, the Royal Family, the Cap Dlplosaalque, sod her Majesty's Ministers. The Caaasadm-Is-Chid, the Adjateat and Qaartermester Generale, mad slaw am bit of panel and eta 411cen will is, be piessai This early hour has been appointed is eeeesqienee of kir Majesty's drawing room at Bt. Janue's Palms bring lied for two o'clock in the &furnace. His Royal Highness the Cake of Cambridge will command the line, which, in midi- Um to the household cavalry and infantry at premed in Reglaad, end troops from Aidershett, will be com posed of the third battalion cf Grenadier ()suds, first battalion of Collet:seine, Bret battalion of of the Bests Fusilier Guards, and several cavalry and ice tufty regiments hose the Crimea, with three field batteries and two batteries of Horse Artillery from Woolwich. The troops, numbering upwards of 14,000 men, will arrive at Wiedsor on the preceding day, and those who canaot be billeted in Windsor, Roo, and Slough will be encamped on the ground. The Grist Witten' mad 835th Western Railway Companies intead to run special trains ow the 28th sad 29th instant. ADMIRALTY, NAT —APPOUITKIRTS —Liestmasals G. WA:Whine, to the Maw" 9 0. renw iimerliip, et fiN bisargewar, nalllierwas robs ; A. Or.e (Mei, la lateDelw.4l. wheel ment.eimpot ISt barea.pmee. tt Menlo W. Wee PM). ihmersa. h. paido.whiel Masi IMO% bamelomer, at Teelmeatit NY J. A. T. Dusky Diajoith• issidais. paw, dit a z iam Peeemaaweb. Feehismallhdent J. Illaseall. rthe Victory, 101. Sag alp. at Orr +w A. I. to the Surplus. ID , MeV Orr MAO hosarerows, it Dereeper ; h. D. Pr" le the _ Meth Arturo arA West le share ; J. Ovskle, pry lielelos, of 1 1 4 11. et Amami= ;W. H. Dario (111 a 4), t o Wiehlsera. dna Mare. CO Power. sad • 'WM ib=.. poddl kens e.wher rear Weer. MO banapemr. P0RT9k017174 Nor I. TM =JarselL dkonik, No. 14, Arum Isompart, witio• skived inter- ofteratao kin Oursorlosp horald bra th• brook kis WNtiW. = tkiii tootorkor at UM. lWilsr"lialrl lbw kedet of It 4 men sod bins& lbw NA drot kirk, Livorkor, lbs morplirart am re Ws Wm= Am kr kr me. • trot WOO dor van torourroktoi milk • bow cm board kr boo Ilk knows tko Aka Ist kr b/oebari,to disembark ihearillam ilogroor Irodus. No. 11. olomo tromped. inkkik arrival bet dolt Calmaorms b r Wpm tko shontioatodiuostort Salmi& Arbor liolmoo. They to east NI walk r, Wok*, to wins Imporfork, Pkw — Wiloom Mown. IMO 13111 Itaiebrar to. roandreg too Arm. orl Iralwoork Mot tank ortlarsio) kr olookure to skr• so Sir wpm! to iftdr rep mak& erwhairthil es Mr. Pribitml, Ilalitlar, du. Est rola nuellre. et II eV sal art 1111 4. vino the pert tra tonsrlem 0 • 1 7 tbe elleame ix the Irdbeet rearriese to the deresee. Mee ret boa errariaed. MANCEESTER ON THE TREATY OF PEACE. A meeting of the Masebeeter City Council was held yesterday, the 'Laos preadiag, at which, ea the tao• dos of Kr. Alumna MICRO: AA seseaded ty Ms. Aldernas um., as eddy's, me p►o,, . her !Weal as tits resoluble it pent. The itves of the peen party la the e natdl esaseand hi die eldest of the ad dress, but objected to eapeesehne fa the amemeas mason- Wastes tee .'j mein Ind arrwagty sign war," sad ate ok • fag of "the spirit of aigneelea sad aganadisenear lisa led to the wet as hung beta triousphaetly elms tiled." The sissies i• the abase fa whisk then mine. Mese sow are as ille liiie; - op — ilidaidno jeans and samody at the war in I Yi l is 66 •= l. 4 b e IN" parisseybosa smog* od So ballbst sallaimmmin Ms mo. dionlid /mom sod Mode asdammas af Os term of larded, aid Wpm By m9l paws asa Ildiebtam aim. NM rely peepaisil is have somparlad mow Myatt If simassay la the iyeewi I=ef Ma wrote/ is ammo whit WI elms' dyne Ma. 1.... mum' ON a pdormodas er Ms Osialld• *midi nem led ft dill ream aad ism gladom smile, yet is ssalia. lees ogles that the y wil io imgiremt imil Mot Mgailadibi war him las Man alftlaid. aw is omMsellas old year Miewo4% army lam hos able bums MY sides sad lio Swags at Imp a eamdis dike dreidid molls. MO villa sum Ms moot misms id we, lii as Maomoilme Mlidaddeliand mild pmenlis the WOOD of aid Os wild dionidis onto Ili aoy. iMendid. • mmip by ind halisie dot. mho ProrMaiss, the loam of obi* them Issaulddie mod phloem modass ham hies the lea. =welts the botas s impan ie ef dlemom o summant hisolosa lm Insa awl *id the of sot dd Mao. am isidi Idaimin Or mom mil of minas, end ea isisedly omy OM as elioft eddlem awls rd. dillss boom Ms amine od Minos war, by vie awl soNniaink lora MOW somOtansil and perpsoidad. The Noma sad osoosior of llio fisarodoroso for Imolai oat the otjordisnable ends were Mr. Joseph Simpon and Mr. Woolley. Mr. Bonarn noleired a sou promise, by which no slimly might be imered ; but Sir John P otter hoped that they would gii to the vote aad teat tr.' real Mel. lag of th• womool. The address was adopted, the wad meat boilag negatived by a majority of 35 to 9. TER APPROACHING PEACE Upon a suggestion that the 29th, the day for the display of fireworks and illuminations, be sat apart se a general holiday, the now obsess:— " Althoegh a close holydsy wee ordered when the Ws ,' managemeat in the Crimea inclosed the government to de. ride upon a day of !acting and humiliation, It la understood they do not contemplate any similar step for the day of re joi4ag. The matter, however, timid to have been taken up by the Lord Mayor, wt o bar been roccortiog me ith the Committee of Butlers to make the day as mach a helyday as possible. The belief is that L1y.r..001, Manchester, and all the provincial Owes will follow the *ample, and it is intended to urge upon every esp'oyer that there should be no stoppage of wages. oader any circumstances, mask iatOilTallialill• moat arise from the necessity of some persons being in attendee's, et bulldog and other establishments to meet seeeptseces or soy other claims that msy cesoally be presented, Blithe it is only by the co-operation of the government that arrange ments in that reenact ear be rendered eomplete. Toe diffi culty in the rase appears to be that whieb has 'risen to miry lenience where a public cenmeaial, or the aerations's', of Christmas-day falling cm a Sunday, he, rendered it de citable to flu a national holiday. According to the set of the 7th and Bth of George IV., the occaelons as which public holidays as be deal red by proclamation are limited to " whine fasts or days of thaakagivieg ;" and, as the goveraniest do not seem to think that the 29th will be • day of thanksgiving within the emu'sg of the set, it would be necessary to paw • new set on the occasitm. It has been repute tip sugusted thtt everything Neiman, might be attuned, and a great deal of commercial lases. venknes sod uncertainty prevented for the futon , if • sue ears were proposed simply to alter the werdieg of the ea. isUsg statute. so that It might ran ' —' Solana Mats, days of thaskegtvlsg, es days of puddle oh', nines ; ' hat, although every one appears to agree epos the pilot, amide( Is dose, sad when a flimsily for attics *Aso, rimy* are all sons of Ist:initial to be instituted, and aotiese to be honed from the Richwine?, the Beak, the Comma-boom, Post-race, aid elsewhere, before the public ea arrive at a camelosioa as to the plus they should mete." UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON. wfarxa 12111 C PRIZES OP TIM FACULTY OP MEDIUMS. Tall Malt of the examinations for the classes of the winter kom was minuend to the council at their eon sin, as Saturday last, as follows: Anatomy.—Senior due Redd modal, J. Batman° Squire. of Loodoo ; ant silver andel, Philip 8. Joan of Snotty, Now Booth Wales; mend silver medal, (Menge Edward Jealliseroo, of lersialinham ; cottlicate, 4, Witham Pile of Sundaes ; 6, Victor HUM., of Mauritius; 6, Albert lo &nal, if Loudon. Junior slue silver medal, Richard William °anthem, of London; *milk nes, 2, Williams Hickman, of Loodoa ; 3, George H. Mittman, of Nitrites de-cm-Tye* ; 4, William Edward Allen, af Yyk ; 6, Jots Marriott Hiatt of Motile/haus ; 8, Samuel Hoppa' Adams, of Bedford ; 7, Alfred P. Downs, of Golden too, Norfolk; 8, Jeremiah M. Dane, of Castle Carey, 8 'annotative. Aastamy sad Physiology.—Oold medal, iliebael Foster, of Haatiagdois • first silver medal, Alfred Wowifordr, of Loaders; seamed silver medal, Thomas Hawkins, of Spald wish ; OMDSIMME. 4, William Henry Carden, of Che.ten ham ; 6, equal, William Pile, of Berbadoes, and William Lidererd A 11.., of York; 7, Jorreph R. Gaunt, efLoadcm; 8, Gunn Farr Whits, of Loudon. Cassmistry--0. Id medal, Albert Buchanan, of London; that silver modal, Snood Hoppa Mem% of Enloe(' ; snood silver medal, Fella Henry Kempen, of Undo. urtifieates of honour, 4,leidore B. Lyn, of London ; 6, r ZEMAN Saab, of lossileitos 16, Victor Bilk', of Mau- Tidos; 7, Jobs Marriott Hind, of Nottingham ; 8, Josep h Freak Payne. Bahian* Laboratory !Students.— (fold medal, Michael Potter, of liontiogdno; mead wortifleate, Robert Winkin g we, of Stockpirt, whe obtained the tint silver medal lest mission; Bret silver medal, Henry Linwood, of Stock bridge; second silver modsl, Lewis Hatching., of Hanlon; certificates, 6, William V. Ewell, of Leamingtoo; 6, Ina Da v i s , el Leedom'; 7, Ono Crofton, of Lioecommos, Ireland ; 8, William Shanerose, of Stockport. Compulsive Pnetway.—Gold medal, Sidney Mager, of I , Norwich; canine Ito, 2, Michael Foster; 3, James Shep pard, of Blackburn. Samirry.—Gold medal, Edward W. Thomas, of Chwestry ; Bnt silver medal, William T. Fos, of Broughton, Buste ; naiad silver o edat, 'noires Mena, of I, °entree ; CAM ' Scone, 4, K beet Lamb, of Lomita*, 6 equal, Jim.. Ti.,.., of Loudon, Robert Fuse, of fi ,tattio.oltao ; 8, James Coley, *of Loodoo; 7. Edward Beane to, of Munitias ; 8, Joseph r Theron', of Heitoa, Mersey. Mediclue.—Gold medal, James 0. Blake, of Taman ant silver model, Missal Canons ' 1, of , ndoet • sew ad silver medal, Imes re. Cloquet, of London ; cortical*, 4, William G. Or .ves, of Devon. Tito modals, dtc., will he presented at the publie dietri biotin of prism for tba Plume of the entire faculty at the ehw eithe asedoet la July. SPORTING. TAITERSALLS—WoNDAT. Meet of the rambles bertha left town for Cbeeter, th. room wu tr very thinly attended. end seartely say bedsore worth sods, vas ammeled. The kw bete that were kid were et the foam/tag prises : CHUTES CUP. Ito 1 apt Chs. hot (t) z i 10 to east Typos (t 11 ) to I Imogene 0) 200 to IS Bork (t) ) t B to I eget Weatwerth( a n IOO OT. to 30 apt Port (t) If fa I Ply by Matt (t 1060 to Porto Ike (t Of to 1 Brother to carat) cm the Wine (t) PRO:MARNE FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. TWA MAT-TRII Del RAM& Tma Dna Dress Ca, of 10 was. La epees. added to a wreepatakee ed lam NA; the ..seed to reeety• w saga out at the Mak" II ism .eh. — awn tarkage.-To NON sad sews the 61637 pm TOmens Hwars ON d IN Km" Wend la speak. Iry NW. =SI ma ark Is It, with 68 idled. 0111KIPENII Mery 8111 MTS. Saks wel kr swath Nunn. Wei. wear Olem. (II mkt, 8.0 whom lb &NNW awl lay 6 Wra. Nab). Aw it A•• at lb Ralegiet (16.133 ea.)... 6 11 7 iNalikla ......... 6 1 6 11118601 E) ...... • II 6 Jam Day • 1 1 Team)• 10 10 Orme .. - -.....- /1 12 llsopma CseeNbi - 3 12 Oriftak 6 10 6 te S` tra=6.ll6l - Pin 6 10 6 In Scum HAPDIO&I. Of 6 ram seTvl2llBll added, for ell ages. Then quartan at • Whs.-To it.., NI re as Wednesday " T i r m i t:l=9mm el I* ma ark Nth /11 NSW kr the CNN isrsereddllste. braisear4lo; WHS. SO M 1 Mr . SW 213 ( 62 prides 89 wee. owe We raft ONowser Owns. (W sats).-111p Ws Wilda. Skase% I by lkilks..- NON. The lad. r u brt=trusl ou t e r ei =z io - r a ta . A H•Z a . s tir e taii i. 11.........t i rCi 55u ne =m o s se Z D e : 66.61 I li gt a D i jkt Oft Om*, 1N•971. Timm; ran. 11370 6 " /Mil4 War 111glit Haw% IrkeFly. Hass.vieta, ar add Wramigham• lIN - MN daidosle, Wm. ()no va,. Vi Durk TN INa/I. f Ir, amass - Marietta, Ourlow. Ow* UN 119•1181LNLEINdea1. Xl4 teem. Me NM. IN To. HALsa Pis tHaerNalessl7 rum vales IN Nis., I. epee* INN Is • Isaliwo areeknalso at 10 elm .wk, far tkree.yrealde EN 6aNNIO( seen/ to res7l.6 IS ewe. ow al UM ekes. Extra well* On made Naar& Otanersar Owns. (30 rubs.) Apr et th An et 1 TNEddy NW ......... I 8 9 Loirblrd ....... Ram= 4 3 9 Catepaw ._..... .. 6 1 6 1 6 Beres is 6 8 I Neoptaleans 6 7IS Vliaway 4 7 10 Plasm* .....„ ...... „ 3 1 4 710 Vsn Rye& 3 1 6 7 7 0 by Hay Niddlato• 6 7 7 7 Bubble 7 - Ellasdir 3 1 4 %aka wur Haitsume Maim MlLDavid. ••••• Near. Lord Alfred - . i 14 = --...... 4 0 Beata ... a lo ........-.. 0 7 tree Aet (la. 010 az.) ... 11 9 Le Jai( (0 0) ...... .... • 7 Teddy - ...... ......... 1 4 The Ileßalle ............ 4 7 Pretty Boy Dar I 7 Pala (late Prow) ... S 410 00111011 Toe Immo B OO el IW e ea* with 90 Wed, Ini three yr ebb wad upwards. pleul alike waistua. One nand wed • dia. Orr ,—Te dam awl awe Broom mob& Pm Mar !ma et tau knew Twoonuer. Pusere. Bred. et IS mewa el* meldtlo ediallaw2 yr elk. WM, Melilla Nies. Olt 510 ; Uwe w =lrbil MOM' se ea as Nam yid* wen Ind • sla w Aerial Mb; tan, ea awm Si nee Water T.Y.C. (9 eats) he 4. hy Mr Video Bybee—Asia Vadat 1E M 0). ralasbeth (Mb). Ohalledes (Mb), Madame May (6101, Limes b), elm Oen; Iby Warta—NY Jails (M. b) eh e by Wau water Lily. .-"---- --- --- A HANDICAP FreAssna II;,.. ;11116. ;ritilll added. Ifs mad le ✓enelee It more ant of Ow steer. Tits minor of the Choi** denim or Oland Oland Cop IS ppceecwioaaly run. letb ; and the noced in either 319 sun. Seem tvlmga. To ekes sod name an zialit pro sadism. Tun Culotta grecs of 13 nom ewe, 13 ft, sad S only ildsslarttl. wttli 60 WI dby the citizens or Closter. Antra weight tar &Mak wieners; second to says his stake. From the Cloth Pao toss round and in (.boat 1 galls and 3 ration's). (29 orbs, II of oboes declared end pep 6 sees sant.) Apo st lb Ag. st 1 = . ..... ... 6 II 3 illoolly ..... 4 . 6 S 4 Fatalist. PooloutOris Daudno 1 711 Fortuities Grey 4 1 Canaan Little Davis . a 7 General Pintos 4 7 Agra 3 li 7 1 Pinson 3 4 7 Ow Act (Inet Inb. az ) 3 4 / Primes of °TIMM 3 1 7 flO soya. so li„ A ft, with 30 added; S.yr-oklo suede penslties and allowances. °rotenone ***** The Trapp. ooQm lee USW et.tee el Tit lib; leer, let 1114; Gomm (7 ebbe) . . hg• age Am Pretty Boy (3lbm.) 3 1 Mork (31 es.) 3 ganceboz (31b so .) 4 Peter WMImo ..... 3 Boomer and Boma Beroaer 3 Alfred 3 (2lb ea.) . ..... ... 3 Ton WIOSIL elms of ifleme. mob, with Madded; 3.yr-old mita get 121 b ; UM. Get sib; ii.yr.old colts, est 61b; gllnte, Set 171 b; win ing In the prawn mar, awe, Lb; and terioe or mom SIO extra. Hells mile. (lOmbe. A ge hoe 2 Mi• Houghton Brook 2 AM 1 Leavers 2 Thames Mao 3 Bauman, (6lb ex.) 2 Stork (3lb ex.) S TM Abbot 2 &Man 3 Theodora (Ilk sm.) 3 Medea 3 Toe Gems gram MP al 100 rove. In male, added to a Headier Ilwerplakee oi If eon. each ; the asioad to rimiest* sem out of the steam; cortalo wallies. Ones mood sod a Mouse. ($2 subs.) lir et lb As* st 1 TM* )Buff Bird ............. 6 glary 4 Jachma -- ........ WlNHuntmoo. II At heretone - 4 lialegist (la Sib sit) ... 8 Witilealb 1111 . 0 -. 4 1 Good Friday - 4 I Mamma 4 4 Peter Midas 3 8 Mirage $ 4 Babble „. II I 4 Dine $ I 4 Pollen 3 4 Plret liiir Teddy .. .....»..». ....„ II 6 I Knighton (lab) ........ 3 Moon Pare 6 Lapel}, Ton LIMO' Poem value M., lb, Syrvide and nowerde. TM whom te be sox lax 2611 row.; snowmen If mimed to be sold for lees. throe mood and a distance. Toeless and mime IM main promdime. Ton Simon Tam or my FIRE Tarsorms. ?moms grams el 10 eon. eseb. Mgt ao added. for 8.2 r-olds, 0 • 118 . ili Eh: Milo, Mt sib ; 'Maio allermasee. The woad to rave his stake. Castle. pole, ease mod mod W. (sobs.) 8 nue (31b), India Bobber (314, of by OMlteretem—Delaine (Mb), Tamable illb), Ktogelaod (61b) • Milked over ks by Cotboretwee Illy In 1562. - 71 Wits DEW teed AAA QM NA NeatAN BATH RACES—May 20 AND 21. IMMO DAT. Two BAIN HANDICAP el 10 COPS matt, b ft, with 100 added. About ewe Adis and a half. Pot fliis to be dadarel by 5 o'clock the maim bakes umba. ~ .. As Challow Boy Cam 13 3 19 3 Omer Papa ..... 9 I Agra . 9 Parkes 1A6141191 3 Jaw Shot, 2 Load Dirwastwater 12 Mt& S 9 W t.Fano. Wt. by tliaLb4 or 4 Dow John, out of I 0 &Woo 0 Cbal Mask Roos 3 4 1110 Lan Looldt. IS Mama 3 419 =. llO Ilesidett -- TONNE .... . Masi or BLOOD groom.—Tbe following lioriss ; the prewty of Kr. Om labs Is Esdilisfog lb* tort, were sold seilatday TsUasell'el-41 brews piano 4 yre dd. by Mssaseyer and af Bub nom 46 gables; Ileolbee (tlis dun et Nemt) lm b m y=s, said le M. Mak" 43 (dam ; Univers. by kWh Mr*" Lysa (Vollpser dm). roM to Mr. gilts. 130 rnasi Day Oak by onny•—lisapsy, web • sell Mal by Pyrrha, lb. 111.6 (WWI PA 31, Wel le bra Myr" 118 ohms ; • bay ally. we aid. by a l dena's psalms 1111k11111•11. 134 Wows; Dal elf intik II yrs aid. by Inslssisbae, DI /sine.: • by 3re eld. by Dulcimer to Lair.Cirelby. 114 nines ; Flayealic 4 yrs old, by lisiaboy, said toPrise. ID gadws. THE COAL MARKIT.—Tbe foliowisa is a state soot of ingress* la coal Istportition to 30th spill this year : —To so.lansa cool% imported frost January 1 to April 30. 1836, 3,718 ships, 1,076,301 toss, Wog as la erases of 314 slum 105,021 tons. on like perioi of past year. Railway coals, Pros Jesuitry 1 to April 30, 1866. 420,609 Vote, bolo, as amass* of 111,318 two es like peslad of Us, pest yaw. SILIL, =II =CROTON. LUIZ IP. 70L1.L ♦ND •NOTHIN.-707 A rule was obtained • skirt time ago by Mr. Phloem, for • prohibi. to to the County Court to Stwilmenberland to stay all further tiro mediae. la the plaint in WI left Ma the ground that it involved • =in of title to land Wel was beyond the Jurisdiction of Crunty The defendant wee warmed for hi., the dmage done by hle asellist Poled, the Giber digging, to • holes which the plain tiff Miegail woe his month mg ea being maid by the Judge if he had ow quotion to net the plistiff% witnem, be replied in the but ethil the Mem was Ile own, and that Fossil had tut it by Meng that b• would take the cue to an maize Mat WNW be•• tiM that is i not be tried by a County Court Juffp. Judge wow gays • rennet for the plaintiff for 61. with MIL Mr. Let nOW showed came egoista the rule. He contended that the elegellem is the juriedicitionaf the judge wee a mere protein* for eeeddlleegg notico, sod that if he had any hoot gds grounds for in gin Ind belonged to blot, be ought to have proved them by effsmassmining Yin plaintiff% lean= or by ackitidng goad emu. _ _ . 11r.7000s Brio rid Ow 0111111ty musts were tribunals ia which rallies wise 1111 . 1 Pik 11•1111sraged to ~DOI their own suits, awl he ibOSO Via on simply seed. in Oslo Ithel sh, " the land is me owa e *lo yowl/ how shawl =swab to 'bow that • questing of title wasniside idled Cleniphill ab aid that weedd here been suldeleat. It did nee appear opts Willi resod the jades proceeded—whether be add be valid ky • twain of rigin to bad, or whether be thought the Opened el ete delhadent wee a sere pretext, and add he woeld plowed 'Mk the ewe Se if he had uledietiee. the Mart diddled that the prohibition elicald go. Judgment sentedlogly. COURT OF COMMON PLRAS.-MAT 6. SITTISINI 11l 1.11.00.•1117011 MITI /MIR 'WTI AID MTh= CZONIIIIZLL. CIOWDSI, ADD WILLS/. THOMAS AND ANOTENZ V. CLARTIL-ACTION ♦OAINST • 113 IN ♦ COST-BOOK MUM Kr.fkeld moved to aster a verdict for the plaintare in this cam, awl ebeed that the oaks wan brought spinet the defendant le dranbeldsr In the Claud* Pack sad Green Lake Copper Webs Ormedo, sad at the ULM before Kr. Jambe Williams a Ter. dbt wee Wei br the ikadalst, autdeet to the °melon of the court lismeilmembnebmalmmeArred from a pence named Later& to the UWaatnod re wee naiad that ft was • boas fide treader. The ewe, however, wee that be only held the shares for Lot =ma had no haunt in the concern whatever. It wee now sub. that wrid areanpemeat aetween the defendant and Luttnch did met limb wa hie (the defendant's . ) sad that the regatrauon lakeil= hine. CDAPTILL MID OTHERS O. DATIDSON..-lIIISICAL 'llia plaintiffs In this cam who are music publishers, aged to re cover damages for the Infringement of their copyright in the song rated "Minnie." The declaration stated thst the ',Waugh were proprietors of the copyright In "Minnie." which bad been sang at Jullien's Concerts by Madame Appal hill., and had acquired great popularity, and had become, la great demand with the pobin. The plaintiffs, as music sellers and publishers, carried cm a Moins. under the nuns end style of Jabs and Co., and publieried the said wog. On the outside leaf was printed the word " Minnie," and below there won an engraved Menem of Madame Anna Ttitlion ; end the words " lung by Madame Anna ilullon. at Joilies's Coooerts," wen put at the foot of the likeness, so as to denote that it was the Duos mop as was song by her. Of this the plaintiff. mild • great number. The defendant published some music, melody, and words, which dos ly rerembled and unstated the roust; melody, sad word. of the said song, and on the outside were tits words," Minnie, dear Minnie," end • likeui as, and underneath the words, "Madame Asia ninon ;"and this was done with the Om dist ths outside leaf should be Olathe to that of the plaintiffs. The defendant's tenth plea raised the demos that die song published by the plainUffe did not coatain on the brat or last page thereof in legible characters the printer's name, arcordiog to the statute. To this plea there won • demurrer, upon the around that it disclosed no defence to the &dim, and the quertion DOW came on for argument. Mr. U. smith ono Mr. Turner appeared for the plaintiffs; and Mr. Barbi and Mr. Tapping for the defendant. On i shelf of the defendant it was instated that the pies did &ekes q god defence, inasmuch en it showed that the song, of which the t illega l ity,aw, e copyright wee supposed to bars been infringed, had been unlawfully pealed, and published, and sold in violation of 39 Geo. cap. 79; h !r i s 6 we au. re pliaLrfsiesP.to6stlia; aodl nd 11 . V d ao. carep. ..i 13; encl. thatiy t usablethe plant; U maintain any adult for the infringement of copyright of ti e song, Altar laming Ms arguments at some length, the Court pro lame te surd the Veadings, Is seder to get rid of scans technical die. ineftMe. MA xll MIVTLIMEI.-1011/11 AR. STATIC/ wRa AMU /SD ♦ 0011[1101 /VAT. OAT IP. ALTAThia --1/01410PIIILY 1110017• TING • BILL. Thu to h. main swam Captain Mier* 1111111•111111111 dd lift ?remedy berm sbs Ada aradca rub rim csedmidds la the Out of (kers% lea* wad re plaisetp MO dikider W Ni, sommat d Ni d sairdir ampled by !bur was a plod Or Orris Aft= 2•1101 e• Ni In re morrida. dom et and Pam& re Wtattb doe Urn ins as drum Ni. Ni Mod &odd 'Willem Ni Ni tam Was It berm du; Ni tdddlrlitermdrlOrdgtld the meant to Kr. Lewis, the holder, and that Pound saturninity endorsed the ME to the plating who took it with notice of the faeta. Mr. Pewee appeared foe the plaintiff, and Mr. Edwin Janus sad Mr. linds fee the defendant. The plaintiff's whi ch u, that Pound had received the bill to se. count of unites be had rendered to Captain Allef he in COG Mike with the prosecution abuts referred to. Oa the other hand, Captain Aherne and Mr. Lewis were called in 'Valba plea. ery fiend that the plea was proved, and his Lordahlpdirected that a vendee siusaid he sewed for the defendant, GAM to the uptake of the wart nun a gunk& of law. 211.11 POLICE COVETS. SOUTHWARK. Jane Stanley a wellatreerd young man, who was dreribed sa chemist, 17, Newrosnatreet, Otto dryer, was charged with to &Int-clam carriage on the tirecurch Railway; area with lneulting hires's . to Mr. James Johnson Brown, a self MVOS In her Heysety's service, teddies at No. 11, Clargeretted, Plead Ss. The ler plainest slated that en Sunday Meat he came up from Orerwlett with • friend in one of the firteelsea wrier& The de fa/ea wan le the same eompartmeet, sad wee worn a Meer to de oomoyaitco of tee ether Foreseer& Witmer told him that it Wee grateful to mire la the ,railway carriage, and that it was an Meellerie nuisance, at the same time requesting him to leave off meting. The defendant made use of very insulting horse to tIS toierrlos to his beard and moustache, threatening u pu'l thee. Mimi took vary little nodes nt him, but iss soon ea he got to the Owned Station entered another carriage. However, when Bo got oat of the troth at the Londun•bridge termini's, the primmer followed Ma sod his t rated into Tooter. street, sloaddag him dl the way and trading on bar heel, The that he made use of was of that description that vireos loud to Ow blot Into custody. Witness would have wowistaol doksitses wade* had be not followed him into Toolepotroot. lolloved that aekodast extinguished dte cigar soon eft!r wirer ataphdhad of the intimate. Yr. Moms lbOola g Nippon, having given confirmatory evidence. Mr. eassiat doioadanee comma had been nierrraceful, and Mr. brows ems gaits Justified in ghing him into cudo y. lie aboald Ise lam KM fie anniting in the nitre."' carriage or tin impri. moment, sad ilk or fourteen daj• for the insulting and abmire lan. rage in the public 'WM& LAMBETH. Mr. Georg, Tbeetis Cialrose, landlord of the George publioliewo In Lambeth-wok wasshorged with ...vaulting Eris.. the wife of Mr. John Burks. • dear dealse, in °Wry-street, Lambeth, Mrs. Barb, giresplistable-leoking saidille.aged woman, deposed that on regnmigig Ws at a late hour on that morn og, (lie= dant and Wow poems who were woh him made 'law seises with their sooetles. nog Wowed herself, her daughter, and child, and on coda( imp of Me the prisoner put Ids heads on bee ahouWsey sad aim masa bar vwy When % gook tbe thogliter of the last witness, eorroborated her I imam sisturet. . . . Mr. iiihm hem Miami of the esemialsest, mid that os that mendag, OM Wiled I e'el-ck, he baud somebody Ming oat emblme, sad as Mai to the door be Mead the claimant mitt Ids arms meal ble ve met Hs eademmed to Mies Ma (the bee did me moteed in doias a. The plasm deeded the Mem aml felled two Menem, Henry lmaatC $2. Immtellevalk„ elf! Theme Iterleb Issedese,l=tbmalk, to mmtrethettea d ties s' be the yeemedim Yr. Inset mid met same, that mermaids progie wild come throe eel aillseetety, parkin themeless, sad therelete bed ao doubt Misdeal beg semablett the 'emelt sem'alnel ed. At tbe same Me It yes Ms mreselm diet la *le legit imam Ns mtla wu bireded br OM, bet to tbs sad defeedent's modem vie most tm. popes. Hs meet $57 a Ire of foe, so 10 dap' lemeemeamst. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK EETURNS.-11ee $. Delivered. yr. Stock., Imparted. 9u440,W. lulls casks 2,400 UmMos . bap 49,000 P.409441431atina,94p 17,000 Penang ..... bap Potelln Ow 10,500 049,40, B. P. ta.ka 12 Botha Wee 1,00 tor 109 comm. B.?. . 80*,8.P. outs 520 ...t., 2,900 14,81 0 20,000 23.,000 7,400 54,400 4,4- 00 140,010 7 160 600 ° 6,000 1,700 19,000 010 4,600 40- J 71,700 TALLOW. I;(100 13;00. 118,000 !:248,0(0 580 0,400 21,000 ;IVO - 17,300 The tallow market was quiet with a declining tendency all lest week. Speculative sales for future delivery were forced on the musket each day, which bad the effeet of depreciating the price likewise on the spot. On Saturday, however, there war some appearance of re mike, sai b te c . , :ektitere has been a decided improvement for forward delivery, on the spot we do not quote any advance. Th e market opened is morning, buyers, fur October and December, at 435. id. and 4is. 6d. demanded. The latter price wog pan: rhorliy afterwards, sad tbe market Moms firm in that positice, the quotidian, hod—Spot, 41s. 3d.; all Nay, 4Se. ; June and July, via.• October sad Desenther, 6/1. ; separate months, ; town tallow, 456., nett sash. The latest &drum from lit. Petersburg do not mem fully to confirm the Militates previously formed as to thy quantity to be expected this year, and this adamants in some m astue for the re actionary movement in new tallow.—Prom Mears. Smith and Charles's Circular of Monday eluting. OOTlON.—tnaarom, MAT 6.—The market closed firmly, and pews of Amerkan and Surat are light—all otnrr kind. are without change. The sales are 8,000 to 10,0.0 bales—comprising 120 Parana and Maranhao', at bed. to 7d.; 600 Eripplan, at 60. to bid.; and 1,300 barat, at 41d. to H. per lb. COALL—Lownon, Mar 2.—Byaee's Bekik Hartley, 17e. 6d.; Davi. son's West Hartley, Ile.: flutings' Harney, lee ; Hetton West Barney, 1131 Howard's Weal Hartley Netherton, lk.; Lon/ridge's West Hartley, Vs. 6.1.; Basemworth West Hut. Ik.; Vittoria Hartley, 15s. 9d.; Walker Primrose, 145.; Wait Paton, I n.; West Kiang Hartley. 13s. 9d.; Wylam,l34. 9d.; Walla End Barton, M.; Wats End Heaton, I3s. ; Walla End Walk; Hell's Prharme, les.; Walls End Braddyllm 16e. frd.: End Framer allow les. 6d. ; Walla End Hamel, ICIP.; Walk End Helton, 161.; Walls End Kepler, 16n. 6d.; Walls End Kepler Grange, 17s. 3d.; WWI* End Lamb. toe, 17e. 3d. ; Walls End Hummer, 16s. ; Walls End Rursel's Belton, 17e.; Walls End Cowndon, 16..; Walk End Cas son. 16a. 9d. ; Walla End Haugh Ilall, O. ; Walla End Booth Kellam 17e.; Walls End Tam. rem; Walls End Whitworth, 16e.; Thomas's Merthyr, 21a.; Wcaaberell Wain Hard, 175.—ntups at mar. het, 69; sold. 36. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Gazelle. Daiwa, of Seill7,(7oOslsarlif, TorSfessina, with coals, was stranded about If miles from Tangier, April 2i, and may booms wrack.—Gibesitar, Aprll29. Recovery, Douglas, bound to England, with timber, has bean Ice; on the Goodlet Reefs, off the River Nunez ; crew saved. ILavaarom Senn aa roman Powrs.—Africa, and Battle Kat New York ; Susan, at Rouen ; Annette Gilbert, at San Francisco. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ilablana 41.). outwardbound, April 29. off Malaga. Crispin (soh.), of Dundee, from Melbourne for Cowes, April 29, lat. 48.23 N., Ma. 13 W. Monads. Lamers, from Cardiff for Maga ore, Jan. 29, lat. 21.13 IL, 105.77.37 Cameros (torque), April 30, out 37 dim from West ladies for Loudon. Cleopatra (a tilt.), boasewardbound, Anil 28, off Cave de Gatt. Fnuseia Drake, ISM Me Maur ruu. ler London, lft.,y I. lat. 19.29 N., - •- •-• _ Hero (barque), 42 days from Launsettan. Imiah.Crovrell, foe C.lcara, April 8, lat. 21.46 N. lot. 36.27 W. lota MeWalsh, from L verpool for Caleatta, April 17, lat. 46.17 N., km. 16.29 W. Mimosa (ship), from Apiary for London, Feb. 26 ; out 42 days. Oriaolo (S. tpt.). outwardbaund. April B. uff Cape St. Vincent. Qom or Warts% I rota Loudon for it adrav, blares 24, lat. 7.92 N.. 21.48 W. Bekaa, from Liverpool lot New Odious, April 6, let. 2 N., 101. UM W. [Advertisement.)—HoLLowAv's Pitts Ext./soi l/MAST le Tilt Lbaa OP DadeaT.—narah dame~ lirinit with Mrs. Wilder*. of Oldham-mod. Manchester. bad 1100041ot each a sloe from drum as to be a burthen to her.elt; every usual treatment was mad, but without effect. In this sad state she tried Holloway's pills, sad by them slope the water WJA entirely reaoved from her system • and an effectual cure perfected. These pills were lately tried on 'w.' dropsical patients discharged as lixtuwble from a London hospital, and both were cured by the famous medicine. riol4 by ell medicine vendors thremittost the world; at Pronwor !101l sway's Establish ment*, 244, envied, Loudon, and ea, ilwen-lase. New Yore : by A. Stamps. Coattantmoine; A. Guithey, dlnyrnal sad e. Mute, Malta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. EVANL—May I, at Hoek-park, Clushhe, Moe. E. Evan; of a daughter. BO 3, at Torquay, the wife of E. "larding, Peg., of ld Spring; Bbropehire, of a eon. NELSON.—May 3, at Leigrave.terrace, Brighton, the wife of IL Belson, EN., of • daughter. PAYNE.—May I, at East•end Bowe, Feirford, Gloucestershire , the wife of O. A. Payne, Esq., M.A., barrister, of a daughter. EINDALL.—May 3, at Bat own-villas, Nutting-hill, the lade of I. Randall, Esq., of a daughter. 811URT.—May I, at Bachester.aquare, Camden.road,lLlaa, Mrs. B. Minty, of a eon. WRAT.—May I, at Wimbledon, the wife of W. Wray, EM., of • gm MARRIAGES. DIIRRANT—WILCIL—May 2. at the pariah church, Bert/abler, by the Rev. B. N. Durres% M.A., 0. Y. Durrant, keg., to Harriette, daughter of T. Wilde, Peq., of the l'arecnage, Wiltahire. . . 11EG80N-1810BY.—Iday I, at 'Malty Church, Southport, by the Br. J. Jackson, M.A., Mr. A. Otemem, of Ideetpto I, to humped), daughter of the tete Mr. J. Rigby, formerly of A idea. lAWARD—HOPYINS.—IIay 1, at rt. Ilarta, Myddeltoe-rguare. Mr. 0. 0. Howard, of Haveratnck4lll, to murmur, daughter of Mrs. 8 Hopidas, of White Ilou-street, Peutonvllle. DEATHS. BUCKMASSISIL—May 2, Mary, wife of Mr. U. Buclunastes, of memem.stnet, Low hill, Liverpool, aged 43. DONALDiON.—ApeII 30, at the residence hi, mother, 21, Cts vezehtll. after a new day* . James ot eydney, New South Wake. aged 32. IDE.—llsy 5, at Upper Brunewlek.pleee. Brigh on, Pklladelphd, widow of th• late John tide, Esq., of Upper Ilerleyntreet. EVANS. —May 3, at Seymour-street, Liverpool, Mt. U. E. Erase aged 76. PitASEB--May I. at Woodepeen-villa, Newbury, Orate Mary, ante of Col. Tram, loyal Artillery, aged 50. Ihtabolaad WI Id W Wiwi MPG flour. of lea& Lambed titrast. ilia City at latadea, Mato , . tha la boalud eliset.ta the Proolaol llbliottiagoosoot. Nor 4. IW. i ~'