The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-18 00:00:00

FiXPEEBB, MONDAY ETNING, MAY 18, 1857'. !Me expreoo. TO CORRESPONDENT& Simissaarita bemier .71tt Realm' lairs twig ewe, 0 • 11 b. he Os Mot be. 114~8.4.64, TIM rawor the eseee • ___ ojts • oe Perm, AN 1110* f (9 1RN0002 IT SOP 0 =uxe &MU, MOONY. M. =Ulm 0.111 MM lelPfus . •__ • 110111112 T. Omni& inil Rani POW -14117W,11.151.4 . erria lid : _ Pa t i.ge ta ra V W. . W=lo .16-411e allawL—Dom gm 0 Wins& HlOll WATILIt AT LONDON MIDGE. fp DAT -Wyse& sir 14. Tpessree—Winfts, 116 ahinara.l4l. LONDON, MONDAY. MAY IL TO OUR A DOUBLE NUMBER ei tlerloll , l2llo will M pabliehed se am} ON SATURDAYSa. • Wirt the Westmoreland " grey-mate" ineM et bar MIJISTea feats as a mountaineer - it Scotland, many years ago, they wished she loran pet herself int* their hands, among tie English mouribrins. They would pat her oe the boot of lieir scrambling polies, to ascend Helvellyn ; and they would treat her when she came down to the sverluting ham ad eggs, eggs end ham, so well knows to all tourists except the Royal Family. Though she has not herself gone to the lake District, ohs has Dent the Prime of Watts; and some little incidents of hie stay at Grasmere and rides in the neighbour boa help to show what good there is in such vieits has riyalty to remote places. I= cur Prince does not learn moth, so other people wilL In France, when Universal Barrage was given, and before it was WWI into the mockery it now is, it wee found that thermants, in no small numbers, believed Loris NAPOLEON to be the veritable Emma, whom they bad sewer believed to be dead ; and when that was disgraced, they insisted that the puma Emperor was his sm. Conservatives en bath. sides of the Chanel mocked at Universal Barrage under web a ellsid of ignorance. Ignorance se dense, and far wee surprising, discovers itself among our English peasantry, whenever their Mtcution is drawn to pi). Meal arum' or personages ; and a revelation of this kind is always suggestive and full of instruction. It Wee rather surprising to hear the wsestious math. during the late war, by rural householders who were thoroughly well disposed, and ready to make sesthiess Em the soldiers, and even for the Turks, sad /sr their dim and vague notion of hbuty in general. After inveighing against " Boothia " and the CZAR, sad praising the French and Turks, one would mac make all clear—who NICHOLAS was! Another lest ed " all about the French and English sat Tub ; but who were the Allies ? " And these were s people who had been to school, and who by,. =less supposed tbsaisbes ignorant. Far worm is it dew to hear men and women who hem vent the beet years of their lire. in schools, end who have been praised by this clergy of their parishes, actually sot knowing who the Prince of WALES ie. This is an anquistionable fact ; and it should set the draggy and all friends of admitting thinking about the amount of good dose in rural districts by such schooling as there occupies the best years of children's lives. The Ims mid about Universal Serfage the better while each popular ignorense white; and the mockery of it in France does indeed seem to have convinced even the old agitators amen an that our first blather is to giro our people some knowledge of the system of government and law ander which they live. We are very far from this yet. It is liftmen years since it was caesiderth ea appalling bet that the lowest class of the mining population could not tell the QUEEN'S name; and yet there are people living above ground, and who have spent their childhood at school, who could not tell last week who the Prince of WALes wee! They had waited is the read, or rushed to the lake, to see "oar futon lisp" they had eased e glitsPee of his party and his Fey cap se he trotted up the Daman road; On had looked through a tele scope as the group wood akag the opposite side the valley, sod seen " our future Lag give his posy a whack j" sod yet they could not apes smog themselves whose son he was. They said they hd " argued" it, while &riming that no one . . et than had - the least idea. The " argument" without any proposition to proceed upon would have , beat worth bearing; bat the feet itself, however melancholy, is invaluable. It is enough to set as all to work, to get instruction in history, sod in the principles of policy and in the duties of citizen- , ship. introduced into all schools in which time is fosatfor studies of infinitely lower moral and social importance. The spirit of the people is good enough. Then is plenty of blind loyalty, overflowing toward, a yeas/ Prince, even before it is understood who he is The QUEEN has generous-hearted satiate, --people eager to me her, and to honour her, and to help her in her wan ; bat their intelligence is not to to relied on, sad it is no fault of theirs that it is not. The yang Prisms may, perhaps, Peal by awe travels as marls mother parties. Our Royal Family have been brought up to handle realities, to know that the moon is not made of green cheese;" but it may be good for them to take their chance of being boys among boye occasionally, and finding what it is like—as the Prince of WALCO did one day last week. No sccresy ►bout his rank is attempted on this journey, as it failed last year. Not only was be greeted at the station and along the roads, but bundles of fishing-rods were sent in by the cobbler, and appliances of all inns heaped upon the royal stranger and his two young companions. On arriv ing at Grasmere, the three youths ran to the heath sodomised a boat heft", their tutors knew what they were about, and rowed themselves over to the island —the well-known stasis island in OTINIIIII. lake. The farmer, who has bad eaten to roe the landing of toys on the island, saw them, and celled to an old eltsmnasan in his house to tell her that the bads woad ran the lambs. Away went the airwoman, la a oscond boat, and be from eseeteeis woo her , - greeeing, though the strangers stave 41,6 t lllfely , to understand a volley of ahnea-ratiowed ha broad Westmoreland di fleet Tram tee slim the astonished gentlemen of , +the *bias partll saw the three youths seampering down the green slope, with the angry charwoman in full pursuit. Is a third boat the gentlemen went to find the woman and pay for any damage done, Damage there wee none, beyond .• one lamb run into the hog-house." The dame has had bac .intervi!nr with malty ; and the youths know what mountaineer scolding is like. The Prince may seeds other impressions which will do him no harm. He has stood on the mount in. Wonnewourn's garden, end seen his tomb, and learned, no doubt, semething of the love and revs reme which wait en the gtentory of a great poet in his own neighboinhood. The scenery MA the spot ore good for mina and both I and the gladsome loyalty which strews his path is good for him if be takes it as it is meant. Above all, the Journey may bi profitable all round # it should lead to the people being better instructed than, in eon breath, to talk of their future King, and then ask whose son he is. To owourage habits of prudence and eecessly, the &berme of which anion the humbler climes is so MAW a source of ?superior, was the main end propped by the founders of the system of Savings Banks. To afford the industrioui servant or.labourer the totems of placing in safe easiody the trilling seas left at their disposal after their absolute nem lithe were provided foe—which for want of each facilities were uselerly and often mischievously wasted—was a work of true philanthropy. But low pram* whose attention has not been directed to the subject are aware of the extent to which the einem for whose boleti dory were chiefly intended have availed themselves of 4he facilities thus offered them. The grows of the deposits in Savings Banks, sad the inmate In the number of de positors, afford highly gratifying evidence el, the inspeoved esogitkor end halite of the Working clams t although It meat be borne in arid that 'a very largo somber of proms of a each higher grade avail thesoselves of theme Banks as places of deposit for mall sum which weld sat be otherwise safely employed in a remunerative manner. In November.l B33 , the number of depositors in the 484 Savings Banks of the three kingdoms was 473,1.55, and the total 'Mount of the deposits 13,716,1i11.; in November, 1044, the number of , Banks had increased to 877, that of depositars to 990,543—exclusive of Friendly Societies and cha ' ritabie institutions, and the amount of investments was rtAtillitlett—er including the same deposited in Saris, Ihmke by the two latter bodies, 99,804,8811. L the Map year the average amount held by each digailen *a 331, and in the latter 284 In BM the Baviess lank Amendment Act was pared, by which, =mei* things, the maximum interest allowed to depositors was reduced ham 31.85. aid. percent. to 31. oa. 10d. ; bat, although this reduction undeshiedly sheelmil the regress of the deposits, 1418 nob 8111111nehliN0,0001., and the Dun bar d bare ti 11.111,100. At the average rate et Ma me rid be the depetiters this represents the end rim—vaet ermardiming &O. sesame whence the MIS Y derived.-4 ate auti s m and twenty-four Ilismod ?rode, dishibated annually among a elan of Poems to wheat hat say that interest, but Much of the principal aim, would have been lost bat for the establishment of Savings Banks. After submitting these facts to oar readers we need scarcely dilate on the importance of extending as widely as possible the benefits of these valuable institutions; and, em one mode of achieving that end, of doing all that legislation can do to inspire the public with confidence in them, by securing the de positors against lass, and by taking every possible precaatima to obtain an honest and trustworthy management of the Ainds. Before referring to the Bill now mibmitted to Parliament, it may be as well to state briefly the existing constitution of Savings Banks, more especially as a very general but erro neous idea is prevalent that they are in some mode or other State Establishments, and under a Government guarantee. Savings Banks are, in troth, essentially Philan thropic Establishments. They are governed by Trustees and Mungons, who receive no remunera tion for their nontren and who are responsible acs the out of endealleg the beim, incladng the 'sinner, el thee Intrars end ether Officers. TThemaxpemeel . yetwiied !fir by the di/- tenses betimes rte ehmeat et Were* allowed by tbs Commimilleme ate the Reduction of the National Debt tee them= dm Trustees remit to them, and that whist' is pit by the latter to the Depositor,. Per beim* the National Debt Mice pays the ihniags BLAB N. as. per cent, and the depositors sentry oa the average 2/. 18e. Bd. This difference weal gh• ea the total capital stated above above 191411111 he Ace expenses of management, dietri• MI memo OM 300 banks. The Trustees atel 'brush to Vow* to the Savings Bank Fund in the Debt Ohm all messy§ exessding 601. idea by them, mil for them .cuss the hate h eugailible to the Depositors. Until 1844. the Teeettesand Malogsrs were personally liable for say arising from the dishonesty of their OMNI.' bat ulna they consent in writing to assept that responsibility, they arc now relieved be. it, except as regards moneys they have iedividesily ✓eseived. The Trustees and Managers appoint their rem Men, and frame their own rules, which lave is be submitted to a Barrister appointed by the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt. It will be readily understood that the duties of the Trustees and thefr respondhlithe ere by se seam light t for they are compelled to ameba aid= vigilance, in order to combine moeowrd eialmaey in their establishments—a tea off no mmeil hsdty, fee in one Savings Bank, I strialieuel by lie H. WILLOCGTIBT, there are 18,142 insellnles the avenge of which is only 4s. 2d. Our mien trill empreatend the desire of the Manages et liohge lido hat the limit allowed to east Depeellat sheeil set bo reamed baser 900 R, its yew umtmeeest,sheo there mug varixadtr le a he le he mm egemeat of the emelt eseasele, whet eht only he tompetmated by the prat MI he law ewe s end yet it is precisely the shell ememeles I mar bagligs of a course of semmesy s vabhb lbe peerage d Savings Hanks ere dodgem .of emouraging. The chief points in the Bill now introduced the DIANCELLOS SI the EXCUEWER are then. ie loopoood, melted of limiting the liability of the [ OaaMilmamt to gm sums actually placed in its kith by itm biamagers of Savings Banks, to guarantee deli& at the hameys paid into the dif.l ferent bush' by tie beplebers. But in accepting this heavy reepodlidity, the State is naturally de- Min= of protege!mg itself as far as possible against ion This it peepeus to do by leaving the appoint.' seat of the mine Miles in the hands of the local 1 1 tutees, as at pet nall. bet retaining a rel. as thew testy endlirsonreing to itself the right st icing the mm eeteed thuember of the meek tele Weft hem Ni aside hr lbs faithful win.= It Ado duties. It in also to have the pewee et *obi from time to time, tbransh the Omemitv *moil oldie National Debt, gash heaved= he 410 Hamagemssa of the variem bake le le lift plink silligE s alid uutalthabbd nier Danis:. it bre net to third ant climb( Bombs toq some with's. loops iiltthis Isla 'bat if __they dadve tic do. g esi to-prodcleitliss amll. l o l4o _ to their Depositor , they mod s .ustiss COMAS gotten of their solvency, by the liefiOn Of the Depositors' books, which will be compared with the amounts of the birth. and • Blg n° Bank °dr blished otherwies than ams• to the provide= of this Act is to be allowed to tke the title of a Savings Bank, so that depoitoes may dearly understand whether they have or have not a Government patentee foe their deposits. It will at ones be seen that, although apparently permissrey, the Bill is in reality compulsory ea all- omitting Banks, lass:wags as Depoliters *wild naturally Roth te the paranteed is preference to the anguaranteed hanks, and the latter, whatever may have been the merits of their management hitherto, wield ter inevitably reduced to a ?cation which weld render their abandonment a neramity. It is a matter , therefore, of stational interest that the provisions of this Bill should be thoroughly understood and weighed. MOST INTELLIGIDICE. INDIA AND PEBSIA; • ~ v., ~.. eisk , 2ooo end thathiratia 144114theiriet The einem? P take elests4lie d f kr the •-ess pork tame y. these deka IMO sit bawd. Isis thee does ia valanend still odors spikier. We vote Larks at 21. 161. to 'Lost Unmet drium. ed. to V. 17.. aimarroa.—Tver banks have been drawing for this stanost at L. lid. ds months' sight, Chhta drawn bills =la llts. led., sad heal bills and do le. led. to fa l e d. Oa Calcutta, Night, its 104. Os Miss, sixty days' eight, Ba. 220. On Madras, thirty ere fight, EL 8 8 i. CALCUTTA, Arnu, 8. k sot pekes swath teerestiosa daring Ow fortnight I =kW bias set trit • lit . m .r estatt—set that a psi hen set Wet hit war @Maim bed enre OS war lathe wheats is sal the siW pier tit PeOd the, ski love redid doss eve ."6 Q L by Th rth T i t ihs' a vis ra t; a rig a efe= ag e kph% store thew sithesobes thratid a dawnwatd tendency. Very Ms km bothit.s it of erldele the grarter when ef the p A s a atop ham eltrody bum imported, An eandlent Om& sat gesand, dwasted bite prevailed far seek sesaid pilaw i t ir cl Wias beta dor sad the es ner y . Indy Raw dik maim k gnat favour, eke but the asnardleary Mgt yaw rid ke the &Sok radars bop We saga& Lit elk soltithe bees dam Ribs eolith le Ith wiliest try Amiss k swathe, wit* Wm kw. r i thl a th= reek tot set task oath( is the arith. Ithemed k frisk bath kr Ameba bake Ow* Ikeda • .suss UNIONS fa rigniel. Lao drs mil then ith see setheekkieett b. - Our is Mset thwitet. waft as rtherth Bi ak idles Ce s e inawdr awn than et; WOW. AI kit the pert the Smith thstetik *kaki WOK see hs a l imi Lthsetthe soles ben es The appowei tbe with thee. the ithilmutt ark= ll* maths is the Provisos. sod th• smiths at matt al thee, bath ell pisthised to eolith thwalkstalkesolt kale@ w thether, selpg b the kaperrei eddy el theestasy hoot Usk seth dthatheasees t hive bat • they ardiege assert kisteetithe le Depth . liatek liewever, kith *keeled rim Mks. islislite the kietheset %Mk ink* bees imparted is the sthith, est hussy ith Sasso pikes have take as wrath theme M4ILVT.-4110 la la MIR Rig fleilme• 1011 01,11160•11 k theilaft theetth Os Wee iirsoisteekkilsak peiseed their meet Week ant disease 11110 per en*. all sessi. Tin boah's elstenskir khaki sad meek ter the teeth eat* the kit, sowed with the stelitherit gisimil• ea bow. 4 10.4 r rid, me • damn of ash tn. 11•4111 U la. 17,4:4,101414, atthosil the los,stan tooth ef thstlisiths las keestest hos Bs 4 14116476-. CHINA. At Shanghai there had been little doing in imports, 6t ase cattea grey long cloths were quoted 1.6.6 S tad,. In exports a large business had done. Of Bilk 3,000 bales settled. The total quantity arrived was 80,000, of which 77,000 bales were settled. Quotations were : No. 3 Tsatlee, 440 dole. to 445 dole. ; No. 4 Tsatlee 430 dole. to 436 dole . ; inferior, 405 dots. to 426 dols.; Tayssam, good, 375 dole. to 385 dole. ; Taysaam, middling to fair, 340 don. to 370 dole .; Taysaam, inferior to middling, 315 dols. to 335 dolt. The settlements of tea had been 12 chops black at 141 to 22 tads, and 28,000 packages green. Exchange on England, 6e. 116. to 7s. ; on India, 315 r. to 318 r. Freights, 21. for tea, and 51. for silk. Manilla dates are to the 20th inst. Exchange on England for six months' sight bills, 3s. lls. Clean Mexican dollars 28 to 30 per cent. premium. Painpanza sugar 71 dela. Tke export of tea this season, from Ist July to 16lk March, had been—From Canton, 19,774,0001 b.; Fuhchau, 15,744,6001 b, ; Shanghae, 15,9013,0001b.,—. giving a total for the season 1858-7, as far as yA ascertained, of 61,426,6001 b.; against 67,796,90nb. at the sumo date last year,—the decrease this season being 16,370,3001 b. The silk ex pert has been 81,807 bales, against 33,635 bales last season, the increase this saws being , 38,172 bales. Raw silk for Marseilles, per renissular and , Oriental steamers—July, 1,315; Angus:, 793; Sep. • tember, 906 ; October (Malta and Shanghai), 2,218; November, 1,429 ; December, 1,406; January, 70 51 j February, 272 ; March, 648 bales. SINGAPORS. A public meeting, convensd toy the Sheriff, had been held at Singapore fot die purpose of taking into consideration the Kept Chinese mange! at Sarawak, and to address Lie James Brooke, mogul,- touting that gentlema n on his fortunate escape and the re-establishment a/ his power. A series of resolstions was aised expressing p a thy for Sir jtunes, and dec laring it to be the trpanion of the R weting that he was entitled to the *confidence of the British Government. The anal Sesolution wss as follows: That it is die opinion of this meeting that the late out. track in Barra u salliciintly indicative of the fedi* sad tendencies of the Chinese, to warn all of the danger 4 tesepoosng with a class devoid of all er as me imam who view eernwocy as eowardice and Gwent west uses, and ademand front the Legislative Council of India these sets which have been frequently anted for and with out erhih it la imposibie to control the turbul ent and die &Bedell Aeommittee of four gentlemen was appointed to envy out the resolution. frlii DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING i nemMor d lhe trim UMW Jereisrllrivemel of lie 'rams mai al misla PIM= ". 1 le 01. rens rid yam it We imorea •••••-l• thermos Ye wpm. eri •kiibe weed ememil• may. ree•••• letenneoe• 4.0.1.4 r 11. OW, rear. we ow/en Mill." 1.1. PP" k .ft- '''' rovaN; oni dere rotnuad.s LSD DIP•IIJAL. La .111. MI otta•=tbe le••• me • le le le ma 4 •IL UMW, SZPOIre. MO lee et IT EIW.l2Tral .1...,.,8r..1ng1111TL It wad.* Ore gar fine am V=ltlearal-ilth ~Mew re podle• iket i.r ? it I ... _ 0 fit lalbildrim;wat R 6 111. t• W weeisy...iii i•Os erfellim Mk ..—...a. pi r.. 1. =rie rintiEr."s9o Is S. pe eireue . "". II DAILY NEWS delivered to all pert , of 'v.viesseeki 1!, twee. pos. eat Imet ie Beet ee ea Gm eleste• ill M P. t...... P... ~..' SUMO. V. LAT Ilemi l ipaik COlfenletil. "d w" " THE OVERLAND MAIL. We have received our despatehes in anticipation of the Overland Mail. The dates tutu—Bombay, April 16; Calcutta, April 9; Madras, April 16; Galls, April 19; bog Yong, March 29. The summary of the Bombay Tines coalmine copious details of the prueeedings in the Persian Gulf, bet the intelligence is not of later date then that communieated in the despatches given in the Bapren of Sabuday halt The deaths of Ciammal Stalker and Commodore Etheney are plainly Mir ilintable, says the Bombay Mimi, to *Mimi amme, Neste and immediate. I " Bath a eieenai b. in Europe on sick leave, looped gi &oft operations in the ClalL In seeklii the seisms system was m u s ed, i bioamet.h, the climate, iced quite unequal to estrister, except ender the influence of Nina strong excitement, the ttabrortlinary reipmeibility thrust upon it. Fee some days prior to the 14th ultimo, on which lhe =happy general destroyed himself, it was ob served that he was unusually depressed, and it is 'itnamally believed that recent heavy pecuniary keno had come to supplement the hams dog • responsibilities of his position, and 4.y the energies already underzel erat eidel rffeartsi, and. fainting under an estimate of what was required hem bias It was determined- that he dwelt seesemd at Bashire, in the shears of filleesel .41elems, who would conduct the epsetitkee egskerlblines, trtd he NINES to have imagined that the fora, let Is left et his dims:sal wee inadequate to the me. vim. Theis I. not the 'bedew of a sup Oak emt stax thei plesemeteme ensured between bin aged 0111111.11 Mildift.tkii most chirakis sad milt sabliettes buttes* Mem They_ beeek hated illiptike: is the trompany of the staff, en 111. inersfri — efliii ssth, and no one observed any alter- Mae is' hismsemer. Re rem from the table, and esßsi epcm, eeriest of his staff all of whom *see set, prisesied to his own tent,where was beard R minutes afterwards, NA the enheppy gumeel As hoed in the mi deatlk. Beveial et the wkstears testify / gra eereem end mine apprekeedmi for the habit ge the troops during the &weeding hot weedier. (Main it is, the sees it* ati= laved it= aid men, who thee eased kr with no lave, and his aseemep saddens way beset It bet right to add the& eee trilmemen. smuts his demmss[ that the espied's g lA s E=l 4. wee eselleeleL The verdict, /towage, thatr o getal destroyed himself in • that we; out over the camp by this y event, wee to be deepened me long by another egithl4, if not mere pakiful. On the tlko.ll ing of the - 16th 'vitiate, two days after the death of Stalker, a MEOW spread through the camp that the Cmareadore of the Navy, Captain Ethersey, had destroyed himself in the night, and but ten well ilseedei wee it It had been matter of remark tar ems time that the Commodore, a most die and talented man, was suffering from metal ezeitemcat of no ordinary kind, and it is mach to be regretted that a too nice sense of honour should have kept him with the force when his state evidently demanded that he should invalid fora time. On the night of his death he had been poring over despatches recently received from Sir H.Leeke,end &memorial to thegovernment of Bombay lay beside them an his daring table. It would seem that, tired and confused, sick and in despair, he at last placed the pistol at his head and destroyed himself. These desmtches and that memorial were sprinkled with his but if we are to believe the government account of the inquest, which we pub lish elsewhere, none of these documents were looked into, to And the came of that madness which they agreed had led to the act." At the inquest on the body of Commodore Ethermy the following memoranda, found in his diary, were pat in: . Dead augury nod, 1857, Thr•sday. "My peer hot Is sadly mewed ; I bays frequent dread newer sande se Dad llth Ms* 1867, Wedaseley. Hod tad Mat het olgit." Date(Oak Mee* 18.7, Thorsday. *Heel sae sad move toy vollOtems eo etuteeol. I ern broken down—say heed semi the heralds —lay, shell woke mss et IC l4lt litern orig.) 14* 1857, %Moist .Itiordetpeot Ittabote solemisely death. ll coos ie =li b, to m trim Ito idt vas more to the mersettility Imposed y es hiss-1a Yak Ma internas thee). I law hap a wombs& Data Nth Nash, 1857, Madly. " A bid night—took opium, bat ere does was iso lop— e mode oms vary ill kr mete hours. nigh Llama and Iteoter sword far *vat• it promised to be she, bat *tie hews steer she dR it set in tattoos Sem the soothward sod sortimeetweed. I feel foe the little Took lied that it will be the lest iee* at this triorisom aped- Theo minds end *dr. _ His death took Om to fie hbowbg ay. As uoWesi leper =Moho* ealdhlts hie Mao osofties. to Ids tlizer—" I hot that I en tompol to lb s toomelbnity ci the premed loge fleet 317 Wed is goo cc.d r il i tote oe bow my sadimet la y . Goo jodgmeol—Mb lest amen and ace mr/erk Ws the w ee t stin sense me. I ma . ihereeprigewrees, is a ft " . Irpfaglea we ' d a11 % 6 eU i E s ostoomormoos i i fool Ist len gibe mow • rids Ike midi* wee. • Court. leer is at 'vides that km late Cammiess .Iffikeney diesleepel himself with bis own Immiothillterelhrhig emir meski aberedise, breeklit eked bp keg seeleeed entiities connected - with the lithe minfor end in General Stalks* mess—• The alert having maturely sighed sad esneldend the whole of the befits them end viewed the body, cane to the opinion Oa the late Major-General Stalker came by his ties& MS a pistol shot indicted by his own hand is a it ef temporary inmaiertg: the • of 71 4... 19 are th Rent Nativrr i nf e an ul try, l Irbil& lee in the disbandment of that cups, end the spread of disaffection to the 34th Regiment Native Infantry. The Governors of the presidencies are at the seats of their administretien. A further improvement has token place is the' Bombay . money market, and we have to report a further the in 4 per cent. paper ; the hie inert tram acted in the import market during the L ha I been to a fair extent; freights have Men k rum and exhibit a downward tendency. The advice, brought by this mail are of compara tively en unimportant character. Hong Kong wu quiet, and its security =pip provided for against any open attack Inn Chinese, by by the arrival of selditional men-of-war, steamers, and troops. Some of the servants were returning. The Com. peaces had to pay heavy "squeezes" to the Mandarins. One man had to pay 10,000 dollars,: others from 3,000 to 6,000d01a. Her Msieety's steamer Sampson came down dr Canton River on the 28th. The position of We forces on the river remained as before, amino attempte bad been made by the Chinese against our shkes or the Tee-to-tam Fret. Advices had been received at Hong Kew from ' Shanghai to. the 20th March, but they urtained nothing of political interest. The steamer Zenobia, with troops fro* Huhu. had arrived at Hong Kong, as also ha{ H.M.S. V. Inflexible and the gunboat Starling. The steamer Mm was lost by seiking upon a rock to the south side of Toog-ying, laving onboard I large and valuable . cargo—crew laved. Rice had reached famine pewee in Chen; and the people were said to be "perishing in nuchers." An appeal had been made 0 Admiral Seymour he a man.ofwar to be stational off the Brothers, to the small craft trading 'betwixt Hong Kong meet Macs, o• which the D arket supplies so Tana iltrewlL His Excellency has hitherto been short handed. Rumours were at one tam rife about anticipated disturbances in Macao, end threats held oat against the city by the Chinese. They seem to resolve themselves, however, kite an attempt on the part of the Mandarins to obwin access to the settlement, for the purpose of extorting many from natives in European employ. A opiritodallkm which had taken place within the fortnights is thinetarrated by the ChAse Nail: A dulcet goassit sad sneeemful attack be be= mats dab, tag wee k men aerwatven armed jambs by two Issa Ibrylo, which UM_ OA the spirit ct ask twat deed, but sal elmelhite within BwhinwkieB qa tan, sad that ewribliallp abbe is swig la bum S flrH The boala na gs=qp ws d p an mak& we C lona swats them. ~t ew new Wire j unks teptened by=llest la vicinity of ▪ ,jib's, the litentit wen ant Ireasseday :Mthe 19th baba wilh ceders to k her the wa, mato( awes Lamm ▪ die Mla with her. Net ran the Arias; the II weeded =towards St. Jobs e, which bird the emtil daybetiaLthea ta L 6d est Illi that pirates gone to rabic d the Chinese la bay abate& _ Hemet yam out tome= Beady Bay, cm reale IWO • email, sese=sea4ssidag bbiarbmt wee eleweed ratag =mho be bay. ate bro Wires Maar ebb, end 11 ems twol tkat the led been ebotared by a b ammo to take bin le the pkate a l aClAlleel • beet et his —lds =het then bag b mime et we a his pram= who I lad wag awl ter which pores he had a sun of mia Wm The beet was dimmed bgo _ any =I = =web where the Oar MI Wes de; eve et 110111., le Manta lien lag be heart a leam tims allee,46e baireare with thal g Mal winmed braille Saab= not htito nie lloV i t i se i r ei r y e tw, wall gets baste a maw beak lissfe lay. It was bum ba prsvi r b saw= deekl inellemse breillir guns late awe Mem witee, Mt mad her lee baste. Fireyth lb If& laden= tgmitte p ere , with • la dory et Ur. ems otter with a rockst.tube in chirp et Limo. Nos* "CM umber cutter in ne of DeMecm. On semeding a• rocky petal of Lad, the Mc gig s= ebeened semma Junks' Rests. Capi F W beat as sad cmierol the pinata sag adage to aal mg; end a soon as they came la dab et the Junks sleet no. lied st the, which M nem the lawere. Thie wee beertV reterma, end mesa other ids again deed. Pinang las babe wow papered aw en week, Cape& roma bawl with weestwe awl hie own levee envy NOM with eB the seeelbsom the point et Mad, sad free is bp Itept ap • ametia s. with the Mei= the plea= end roam =Mir up their are, which wmi biddy he eled by the This last= a le rat hatwohear, whim Illsows. Dee= mad Brown, ban *my were eb weal wpm% deissibal te make a lee; ant se mesa as the wont was g te ., the mu pea time shun end paled M. The ahem were estarmsd by Oahe es the WI, end Caplan Forsyth lei the pep aWern • Sewer& She jail% NW heap• leg ep gy alas bag. As OM two belie appeach medil, ihe &miss bieried their guns end Wok to the wee= , Ask juin buil bread, tieFily get em ewe Ind lea te Lib. AO the prate 17 la amber, wee & ha ti. IV ra uf, end the form= as Wes bud mos sad ewe Oca Pietism= ; boy =es mob The junks were bend le • h e ... h og ys icens slik4ls SINN lain simil MUM Okrbila Pony= ad asi anskier per bat te est be le the junks es dm w th . gum e ats be essay Mei wp spin; . he thmstie• Me Wad is abet, to •he sena gettwit se Oise et ars abet, to tow el the =Me lam, nal We Nei be JO MI la ooluntacuu. 114TELLIORMICR. m i ta 3."1=81.6"... wit they 4.lbitrini wig A Aran 13. ritte deep wear, end be am hewn eeembelav ease A tweet bernewenest bee Welt p i ••• m•••I week the *dr Ihmedme ewe rag es be end Gest Weft maim bibs rwhilafs* sad as ohm re s at" ee• The Marna dm lea la bee be mg Mk the bey, bat Mooed thenhiss aslesst I Per as. , hbile swim= mkt the blood be ta. night. ant deg aye nom Imes die $ poen= 11•1 as BMW estsneWy ,1„. m g, u g.k. .inch kr km " kern, h is maid ad eivent . eyes, we he se ellhas es leek laile'Llnaang. enaley arenies that low was et Yee = =ern ar peso gm was. •110111.111107 MU ad ea, bat =aid des nelhiwg We has. he Med • lathes 4 Pee eh& PIM She dna gamed andielm, awl awns in dim* the pie 91 sled pr pesinima; mar shhh s phrhg.m.g. leh ime ma Sew eh* taht• 114 " 4 " IM P . '" fa Thecapture of a few dating beats by pirates is Ids% Inkaws.—Covvow Twos Goom.—Tbe eneehet has flowed. Whams Mtge ire babes at earl= wet, At Hong Icong the following were the quotations pi erabler The Wham tzeneestad babe Se obi articles of import :—Cotton, dole. in to the ilienaghl be WO 10 •hk Weellek. thellthp_ 101; cotton yara, Noe. 16-24, dole. 26 ; Nos. 28.32, kw, NO l• SIM • •••.ft s =ill•• ••• T.sewer dole. 94; Nos. 38-42, dole. 40 42. Shirtinge.— Dameles ere wilientany amen emi ammo orarrrook h p i k k km . imar i shr a hma k Greys, 6} attics, dole. 2 05 to 2 10; whites, 64 Orgl iam anelmete ses ta Me* _es road. doh . 210. and 34 reed, data . 2. Iron.—Nail eirsos.—la aisWetwslays bad as agar rod, dole. 376t0 4. Tin plates, dols 9to 10. Rico, able ~in de mum Os belight. dole. 240 to 8. Yams matinee maw Is; me fli lOW sorts la bittw Exchange.—On England, 00. I id. ; on India, ms. dem= ; and MVO shwa/ la pima 225te., advancing, abw „,._Th art , " h um mop fro. with err k „ to and money very same assrptioss. Tonnage was getting scarce, and carob were Ibtoare.—Corvon Woos.—Thin materiel he. Water r eq uired for emigrant• to Nowell& and Callfamia. stemma; hank he wheals ePPwr te be Wier then Poo-chow dates were to the 23rd. Nataresw a Orc .stmt—have haat dhaed a iitua . frea an le marine were told at ts. 29.30 short price, and the tune seam teamen were expecting higher Wee. Orime.-13de drag bee improved is =las, mcbc mbo From Amoy tke &drier were to the 23rd. Time stesnmee et Me mak sedeMar Nam We gems blade= hipLbeen asks of imposts. trbe QtouCt• 0002.163. MAT 16. Prince Linings arrived on • visit to /or Majesty 7. 11031 7. ThB Qom mai Pilaw, accompoided by the Dumber of Yes{. Priam, Loa* Primo Astkor, and Priam DAL gm. trove oat fa the Aortas& MAT 11. The Qum 101 l a Comae yethwday. The Privy Car- Mors prima thus Prime EMI Granville, Lord Pr- RUM: Biz Marie 01.7, Bervoirf d etas for Ow Home threrthar ; air O. Cruevell Lew* Chsisorßor of the Bu chnerßight Boa. IL Vans= Borth, President d the &aril St Critrol; Lord Strosloy of Aidary, Prisidsat of the Bond et Trois ; the Right Bra IL T. Braes, Ora odor d the Duchy of Leacaster ; sad Bari Brow, Lori The Storri. Both VON. Bathurst was the Oak el the Coma& la mitre. Previous to the Coma the Chomike of the Isesephse sod Zoe fissavOls bed asthma' of hur Wroth. Tee draw party yoreedey obdd the Dasher .4 Ko.b the Primus lord, Prime Lothissou, Lady Avesta Bruce, Marr.Clersal the Has C. sad else. Choy, sod air Jame Cush. Xllll °IWO* Lard Beaky of Aldo'er, Mr 0001111 Grey, Sir 0. CorsewallLewle, the Right Hoe. IL. Versos faith, the Ries Has. M. T. Daiwa, sad the Has W. Bathurst, traveled Aso Landman estselay eosin a coda toe ea Seise* Wasters Realm to Mo d the llsess's Privy Cease at Oesess. Alkr stlesdig ber milesq's sort, tee wielers Moss/ eatows soon after se ealseltlsies eateleg. Meethiga at Os Ootol Thirerity Ciousiesios wars Yid at 14 o. ii, Great Oelosellest, Westminster, es Thiesiey, Friday, sad listanag lest. The coesteresere preset ware Lori lienswity, Mists el Derbies, Mr. Judos Cols rides ths Hes liverd Tarietiles, the DIM et Walk, sad Mr Zees Retry. Dogehase er the Hoosiers of the Wee India Colonise wen swiss Ilelerday hoe the Celosial-oßes. We andeenhuld that the christening of the infant -ai Me plate le is mane et meet mentit, the ipmenshin Ss Dubin et Zait, the Mom Royal, edletsslmlefrtßtindTnai. Me plume a. melee the a et &striae, May, Viciceie, Peelers. INTIRT4II4IINTS. Vlaoonnteas Palmerton had an wiesibly on Bator day I/Wan at Cambridge Mame Me employ bspa to arrive shortly altar 10 o'clock, and within an boar bar lady ship's miaow ewe thronged web the aim Gelb* yolitiad and fashionable weld. _ _ . IPrevieual7 tow asseably the noble .roue and viscersaten eatortaieed at dinar the Earl .d Countess of Shaftesbury sad Lady Victoria Ashley, tha Earl sad Countess of amok*, tits Earl of Carlisle, the Earl sad Counter al Ilemborosak, the Earl of Oi&sti. Lord and Lady Saha Roma and Miss Iteasall, Hoe. John Pattassen the Sight Hon. IL Vann. fladth, x.r., end Min Soak sad Viscount Anima, Y.P. . . . . The Marquis of 11medoena• entertained M dinner, on astanisy evening, .t lAlabOvrall floors, the Marquis end Merchkmese ef Mansards, the Marchioness of Lanka. decry, Lard ma Lay Foley, Lord and Lady Ham Vane, Colonel the Hon. Isar Macdonald, Mr. and Mrs. VAS d, Hz. Hem firma* sad Mr. Mond. The Earl and COMMIS' CST= enieresined at dinner on . . . - _ Seteray easing, at their essidame In Clarlewareet, Comae, of Gatos sad lady COCilia Xolynous, the Earl .ad Cossamm of Durham. Thome Canterbury, Viscount .d wt.oatios gamete* lard ad LayOtivis Ossmaton, Lord Ark*, Ham. Pralekk Cram, Ir. Quiaa. mad Mr. Rev, Broentrigg. The Chmarellor of the Zsrhegoor mad lady Minis Lyon oetertsaed d Wass of Woodsy wermag, at Eat Here, the Earl sad Cosatems Stanhoge. Frans Coma= Wallopers mad Yr 0. V. Harcoart, M.P., lAA Cara di * D o m sad Banana Lbw; de Rothschild, Lady Wil liam Rowell, se Beg Cattiest', IL.P., Kr. Mary Sor bed, M.P., sad Etc Herbert, sad Mr. Wilma Harowart. Or Charles turilady Wary Wood eatertalard dinner, in eatardoy awing, at the Adroirelty.Hosar, the Dab of Newortht mad lady Soma Pelham® Clinton, la Ezeallescy the thigh= Mater ad Madame Vas de Wrier, Lad and lady Oradea sad the Eat. Moe :case Loyd, the Right la. War/ Wart, M.P., and Ma Herbert, Sir Thomas rwmandls, Carats the Boa. P. R. ad Mn. Drualsoad, Sr Jamas sad Lady Ilintheth CliZad, Mr. T. Barbi, M.P., sad Ir. Augusta ihalit. Lard Panay, as Smeary of Rate for War, will pa • fol-drems lama es the lith bat., to the Date of Cambridge and • dallaguished dale, te °debate bar Najaf. birthday. The Duke al Wolliagtos, as Mader of the lowa will pa ea letsresiamet at Arasy-hesea, ea Tuesday, the 26th haat, in oelebraloa of Mr lbjeety's btrthday. Th. Earl of Claroadoa, as fieentary of Stab, tor Farago Affairs, has issued earth lor • fall-drea bouquet at the Porags-olike, ia Darniarstreet, on the 26th instant, to the whole of the anthamodon sad ministers alatipotes• tiaras, end diplomatic repromeastaa at the Cant of St. lamas - Vssemmt l'shestiton Ttol6o lane sod di:in vaded sinks on the 26th Instant, at Cemlatdge•eoaee, at a splendid benonse, to calibre: the Queen's bizthsley. The Duke , and Durham of Somerset have arrived V tows Ice the eemsaa. Ms grace her Wise • home in Cluster-eqare, iste the maidens of the Marthimotas Dowager .1 Ely. Th; Earl of Fife has takes Mr. Gladstone's man ias ea Cakes lloeme-terracs far the remainder of the pre mat .same. This rimless, wee leady purchased by Mr. Glmlusete hum the Duke of Norfolk. The Countess of Elgin has arrived in tows hem the Continent. Her ladyehiy is Merin on a visit with the Counter Dowager Grey, et her residence in Essos-inners. The Earl and Lady Constance Oreeeenor have snivel et their residence in Grosvenor-nary from Cal verley Perk, Chsehirs, tor the sesson. The Earl and Counter of Bective have arrive/ at Thiess' Hotel, Haftelerequest, toe the seers. Viscount and Vlsoosintees Dungannon have snivel is Orenceretnet, !see Hryskinett, kV the Tema Lord and Lady Bateman hats arrived in tows, both his lordship's soot to Ilerefordshire, kw the meth. Lord and Lady Abertiour have arrived in town five If oreal, for the WS. The Bishop of Durham and the Ron. Mrs. Lam* hive mind at their Nair» ia Holtaa-rew ham Astithe4 Castle, Dubow. Lady Bykee'sbaU takes place on Friday, 22nd inst., to whisk a imitations for this day ars tnutakerei. The Earl of Derby has, we are happy to leant, mowed kora his Indispoolte, sad win, arty Ia tho weak i mans Ids plata fa tits Home of Lord& . _ . - The Cheen L. einferred elle title end dignity or a birrost et the limited Lind= upon Sir 'soden Jdee• MKT, Klieg, Bastay. Mr. Clarks O'Leary, *Mac cord at Ind" is 'waled vise-cdeal Si that pina— tttearwr. The osmearatios of So Bishop of Norwich (elect) blow pia at O. Xoriloitoos Chink as die 11th of moos lotoSh. THE BETROTHAL OF THE PRINCESS ROYAL. BERLIN, X 16. The official journal of the government, which hu just been published by the Roy al order, announces the happy event of the betrothal of Prince Frederick of Prussia to the Princess Royal of Great Britain. RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY OF PEACE WITH PERSIA. The Moniteur of yesterday contains the following despatch : " CONSTANTINOPLE, MAT 16. " The treaty of peace between Persia and England was ratified on the 4th of April at Teheran, and on the 17th was transmitted to Bagdad." FRANCE. PARIS, SATI7ROLT ETWWI7IO. It is asserted that the Porte has asked the powers that signed the Treaty of Paris to occupy the Danu bian Provinces with an army corps, on account of the great agitation now so rife in those two countries. The Revue Contemporaine, Count Walewaki's origan, enters into some explanations to-day on this subject. It confirms the existence of such a note, and anseris that it has met with no success, that the courts d Paris, London, St. Petersburg, and Berlin have answered in the nesative. But I send yea her. with the explanatier themselves as fareillal the seetioilleiel pi e rswhish are very hardent s Its Remained deslited„ chiley,_ we en sweed, et re harm aid es to el the Platilant. audereste le eipst emerwirme, those= et amen bar her eevelldity applicroadtheeharet tr men, emettese fhb mumairen hr theesset a p wessalded at J. The urinal at a few of thin hal ties to webs rather solar manifestations, though r was wry =tarsi ea the part of peopis het biers lied to he at booth tie, burr its opinions. But neither this elleswesesses see he prance. that peweki it hare d • Essesress mew, re wormenied IST mean sr hstreas t ee repreesetatives of will saw, w• ere pineedet, M oda ma mis=sies is te he et phder, tt set *tad, by tne arbitrary ash el th e Cr roar eat the theta whir m pradert al he thrughtut Rumps Neverth h e a kes, the a iiet ir Webers wool Whet to wasider es very ids rot wmple mars et public opinion aga inst the sums whkie wen shined ; and, it we are inn Mead, It hes Word to the powers ' that signed the tarts et Paris a wennnicatioe, in which it points eat the &Tic et th e @newton, anti Wien to provide the remedy reeilleg Me the Principelities a body et Terkide neap. t der net WNW that this note has had say great wearer at prow=. Pinar we are wired, has replied that re saw, irowdimeat produced in Moldavia sad Wsk• * 4 • . "I t h hiShl= b L st s i ei ee rgsr e a :re: e s . n ea leseerat hire et onerinew, ought ere to he attributed is he este d the Creacre, dreardeet, The- Oar astreisid ease. hp the Ilehliew Peels v ,Men tl host owlet yak meet telemiles i dase hem the wry al e It Whom hydra Get pent ell le spresdeilses wme male to the drawl Viler. Fee the ma, the eishiss el seek a &v wart he absolutely cored Ile the spilt asi ire wort 'Enid'. We are serrel Oat Ole SO& answer Is corimi many inn the err Massa and that et tit. Pardieng ant at Berlin, the worms et the gemearr bare met with se beer recepnos. dthe l lete= l e a ti ft ee this trl d the M b ea t tee Pu ti tee adapted tress the very ha, and which have turned oat as IL For the Note there is but one line of conduct is etwww, and that is, to plate itself frankly at the head of • wwwwent, which it may . Feasibly still have it in Its power t• abed, but which it will sever be able to ker down by ikon. We read in the Pays:—" A private letter front Vienna, of the 13th, assures us that recent despatches from the Danubian provinces announce the poet ponement tine die of the elections, which had been fixed for the 10th of June, in Wallachia and Mol davia." The Bourse to-day opened heavily for Rente, and the settlement of the railway account wee rather difficult. Towards the close the market became rather more lively, and the l ast quotations of Three per Cents. were Set 30e.; Credit Mobilier, 1,290 L t Orleans, 1,469 f. cash; Northern, 972 f.; Lyons, 1,300 f.; Grand Central, 612 f. A telegraphic message received from Paris this , morning orates that the King of Bavaria arrived at to. Pe. lace of Fontainaltkon ymtarday evening, at 6 o'cloch. GENERAL TODTLEBEN.—This distinguished Ros aka engineer has fixed the ant week in September ;for tag England sod attending the banquet to be given to Wig .. la London by the oaken of the Royal Engineers. VISIT OF TIM AtsTRIAN ARCIIDIJILL Lug To ISNOL,SKO —The Augsburg Allrwais team, •11111141•110111 that the Archduke blazinalwa 00 , 111150 F 0411MAII Lombardy, is to make a journey to itsgbod nod 1N101011... ply his teepees to Queen Victoria and PAM. Wier the nearwt rotative, of theIPTi•CSOS Chit. St i r whom be Mahout to marry." The Finn* government has bestowed the militia! sok& ea ins and eighty-eight nets-o cdkere end edam el the Sardinian army, end 4,1 44141•0 petty Akers awl saws tithe royal navy. An imperial &soros awardsa first-class gold _slag to me. S mama ass* isAgssa, mood sognovr, at Smlelanl, having , at the pea 4C Ids 111 e, ix segue the mew of the Pima maim* vowel Teel aaloa, as Chreknorg, wrecked user fleadrearl same mesas age. , A .bat tim. sines two workmen, dopetedhy the townie et Chstellernalt, one le To% bam te the Elajpool • Osat sword emeedeeterei thaw Moiety romilesmoot kiodly, all them to thank adg coenrs from tan, gave to awh hendonne gold Nl* 1 and prepaid 6.111101 to the_ronsral ail hal. Gaut DIM? AT liftman. Some of OW' t ma z w idio, begins to Xestheeter Na odors t gled 11:m a ttec tn. Slat inst. eis la =a uma lt ie la ci_powdar will • Meows. Rigby, the eantrestow, 4 saseaßklhi Igkglawi Harbour Work Quinton —Ike , UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA. trios on OWN 00111ZSPONDINT.) LIVERPOOL, SONDAT. We evening the royal mail steamship America, tx‘ssander W. C. Lang, arrived in the Mersey .it the usual mails from the United States and firitish North America. Her dates are—from Boston, May 8, and from Sfax, May 8. She has brought 143 passengers aid 613,520 dols. in specie on freight. gibe royal mail steamer Europa, from this port, st rived at Halifax on the 3th inst., the Khersonme a the Bth, the Kangaroo at New York on the 6th, sad the Indian at Quebec on the 4th. It was maid, on the sth, in responsible quarters at w o hington, that the administration, although not approving the Supplemental Central American Treaty as amended, had thought it but courteous to the Senate to transmit it to the British government, bat it is now believed that the Dallas-Clarendon treaty is beyond resurrection; and the time for the exchange of ratifications having expired, the admi- Dist:ration maintains that the British government has failed to execute the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, and will insist upon its being carried out in good faith. Governor Robinson, of Kansas, proceeded to Le amptoo on the 2nd inst., to await his trial on the lasiment for treason. ths New York money market, on the 6th, is pima of stocks were lower and the market dull. Ys y continued easy, although the market for ex changes remained dull ; rates were unaltered, and remained at from 109 to 1091 on England; and on Paris, 6.221 to 6.18/. The cotton market has declined 1 of a cent. Wheat was held higher, at nominal rates. Flour WU without noticeable change. The provision market was firm. Freights to Liverpool were steady. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. 1 (Bowe Mr. Commfastener don%urn.) TX as OEOOIIIOIOI-111(Aliti TRAIIIiACTIONO. Tha bankrupt, an magnum, printer, and stationer, of rdsgrevollare, etrand, applied for his *tannest*. If. on. more& ashes were 1,824.1. ; waits, about &W. The balance &set restained an item of 1,25t1., looses by el in amp. It we stated in explanation that the had bun Wend to take shares In IMAM. polo& coca In ceder to raw their palatine, but he had lest by than. Ms Haaser amid lie mold - not cassiasr this as an semi& side boa bet es the an. was batter than many *hick came balm lb. mart, the bastrupt Wert take a waxed class -- IN 23 &ea grocer and draper, of Brenchley ; Or ars inis Aomori Mao die, his accounts beans almost vliony sawaneltad. SURREY SESSIONS. YIDS DAY. The adjouned mad= for the county of Surrey com muned this morning M the Court-house, Newington gangay, before J. E. Johnson, Esq., deputy-chairman, Lad Loraine, and a bench of magistrates. The Waiter contained the name* of thirty-nine prisonen ler trod—thirty for felony and nine for misdemeanour, which is much less than usual at them sessions, but tits may be sonsanted for by the proximity of the Central Criminal Omni sessions. Mr: Johnson, la his address to tho grand jury, congra inbred them as to the lightness of the calm:der, but many of the cameo went of a serious nature, each as robberies by soma* sad street robberies, which was rather on the In man In this district. They would, however, have little difilmity is ?radials the bills, sad he recommended than to all the wanness, which they bad now power to do, ea oath, wider • renal act of panorama. After some foram, ranerha as to the nature of .tir duty, he disminoi fhd to their roan, . . _ (lam Lord Lardae end • batch of magistrates.) This was spinal csaarOmtheiandlord of the Duke of Sutherland, a hems recently erected in the Lorrizaore-road, Wslworth, agsiast the li• ..g magistrates of the Newing ton division, partly heard at Re!...,mte quarter sessions and the last adjounsment, when the court came to a resolution that the Some should be granted, provided that tho appel lent cense to an agreement with the builder,, &c. Mr. Knepp mid that every matter bad been settled to the satiaktodan of the bench, which wee alao amented to by Mr. Connor, when Lord Loraine mid that the appeal must be allowed.. " " The license was twuegnmtly granted, Mr. Johnson and ether me.gtstratee of the Newington disision . having kit the hench durusg the diecussion. SUICIDE OF CAPT. BROWN, LATE OP THE 23rd FUSILIERS. This morning (Monday), Mr. Bedford, coroner for Westminster, held an Inquest at the Two Brewers, Jermin-street, St. Jame..., on the body of John Brown, Beg., late captain in the 23rd Fusiliers, who committed =Me by shooting himself, at hie residence, No. 6, Charles streak St. James's, on Friday last. Among the witnesses examined wee Kr. Frederick Toth W, surgeon, of 8, Charles-street. He Mild that he had known the deceased fora length of time, sal had resided in hie house for fifteen years, but he only attended him profeedinseily since the 29th of April last, when he wee attacked with an eruptive fever of which he got well, bat beyond th at witness did not know t he dammed had say thing the matter with him. Witness saw him OD Friday monsiog. He was thus more depressed than he had ever ma him before. He had been told the deceased had • twrolver }Mel in the hoe's, but be never saw it until after the death of the dooesaW. On Friday morning witness wired tho dammed to get up and wash himself, and go oat s• wog, but be refused to do so. About • gander before two o'clock whams again went to his roc when he found the doer locked and the dettveed Galled oat dm* " When there t" Witness add, "It is z4vbes the seed, " Who's mar Witness " Mr. TothK," mil at that soma winter!' tithe report of • pin& Moms bodhned • little, believing 101Dothilig la Upped lie and in the Junior &Moe Mob fir a who a in the habit of olleadin o ou tla st the orgloindrot mo vat. He then sent VI as be al asi *lda be breaking open door, bat ha I oe it would have been of no use to Km diseased woo folio died, with a wound in the right beret, smil &A most bane been inetentaneous. Could not say the floomesd was quite insane at the time, for he hsd Oct sin Wm for two hours before—he wee only peculiar in W manor. _ _ . George Shedden, of 40, Craveshaltpar am, merchant, mid be was distantly connected with s tbeceorsed. He knew that in April he bud been 4114 naked with an eruptive fever, and it was at dent Ihiseit it was mall pox. When he went to see him he was sadly demand, and, cassequentritneas visited him. He weldlis ha VIA SS isolated being, and nobody tared He Itink dais ad low how he shoul d get over this. nip bra air Agit is was bars at the time be committed the net. Bin Was amendel, mg bad but few friends. He was 'Aa minairemana, =Mod on the case, MDT.= "The deemed destroyed berettig law temporary insanity." BLECTION PETITIONS. This morning three new petitions were issued. Two electors of Maidstone have presented a petition against the return for that borough of Mr. A. J. B. Beradord Hope and Capt. Scott. The petitioners allege bniery, treat ing, and intimidation against the sitting members, both before and daring the election, and pray that the election mar he declared null and void. Two 'dodoes of Sunderland petition against the return of No. Gone Hudson, on the ground of want of property qualdiudiss. _ __, Mt. films Montagu Warren Peacock°, the defeated can. Mats at Miklos, has petitioned against the return of Mr. TAceams Button Western, on the ground of bribery, treating, saideceruption, and prays that the return may be declared MI sad said. LiI'EST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ILiCTEIC BATH. ,almina&T NIGHT —A;;;;;;:WidliWarb, INT COW), Tdok, Ombra, Little Gerard, Otheriansis, I by Alarm ftllAßela, Heroine yr), Weston C 2 yr), The Vigil, Lase of Rithmoad Hill (2 yr), and litathope. Ile warn Is issued cooditicau MONS] The fundi with very lit of the Stock The goven of 30,0001. it the June, an, Consols al to 1 for the 4 dnoed have Three per Ci Exchequer June, at 3e. I and India 111 Turkish I to 85. Othr roles comprii Dutch Four 97}; Peruv at 63k; Put Russian Fir, Half per C 'Witt Fou We hear ( for loans on The govern Exchequer 25,0001. of t The shun denly from inferred tlu Bank's prig settled. The rate cent. -- tie steal York 60,01 Saturday s the bulk of The othe last week I to, from Ellenborou from the P Constantin , from Milo 14,0001. by 206,6001. (4 by the Ara The tote 386,0001. _ S ome to forward f statement of London, cases by th the Dolph from O The Cutur of the prec 14,282 oun silver, rep The bulk burg and viz.: Gold to Boulog 270 oz. coin : to B The etas ton to•da: 8,0001. in rest gold. The tots officially r 78,0001. oonsidemb to the Col ments this The Ali At Part ment, the French m tranaactioi end of cal non of the A specii Company upon the d With re way secur follows : There law in London , altar", to o an advance Bonds him( 87. Mich' moderate e have also I tna - aactioa ppeerr cent 1 Made have teat. The Lae hem fa penance to the ample rs= t Orel to pa y, •• lative Are The full United Btat4 Palml.+A ctrarn imuo. I 041110 k. _wqtlbie.lB De — CrOliab . <l Cbovortibl DateAt boa W•stern o Illinois Cent Ditto. T per ot. @Ur, Dlito ie. pn et TS. 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