The Express. — London, England, 1857-05-02 00:00:00

zurAL AND MILITARY HDIIIHALIT, MAY E—APPotirlittnet.--litato mot 3. P. lows (NM, tlko Corioralhu 60, sane slease• digrforieL J. How (111414), Awl W. num (1643), to tar rutphis mini stows 1)1wora. 3. INN (11153). to Wo llMpsk_llll, prine das Now m Newport ; W. D. Kw, M.D. appp, m the hmswors. 91.. D. y arm* Fab. iioodi • sod Dr. H. Clio.lett, M (1856 bib rah Morel brawler the Roy. P. W. ). to i" i rr. d itoletou (1660) to the A'- onus; lad .H. Murphy (18.15). to the Import pm*. Assioot4loripom G. W. 1. Dotlorstsasi, to to. =lssistsat 3. F. Chubb, to No Moistomm, saw Owl sloes thit, et Portsmouth. WOOLWICH, )(AT 1. Thee worths the Royal florae Artillery. ia elembibil la *be Gums, sod tam impeeliot obi ea a ewe et soma =Mee bite Ses g semaley, wide Ile mai emir dim e end seempoid by the mykeed beed et the my& The amio et in Lig Aentemy seembied ea dr Oesma cher. go o, for • nom el many nodes with Nod leens Yi Yow• The peameat rate of bounty granted to recruits-- IL—. henceforth (rye the rweted .sirriet Gmzette) to Y homed to mob soldier who, on the termination of hie lot period of serree. Jell re-edict, ander the act of the Oh aid 11th Vitoria, for the further term of year required 19 carpi* swig pervie• of twenty-ow year. in the in /atm or meaty-four yore in the tawdry or artillery ; end hereof the so re-entrain .ho may be complete sonmerke the rum ot 11..i1l be allowed ee omapeortion to boa et a mu kit. The eoloaeley of the 12th Foot, vacant by the 6a. thilk &Sri. Ere hem boa otathred es by_ the A. F. ma allow of ?mirth moth, ea MB of the WO/BM The aidarimend we. visaed at 0. trills sr Ihreas M to with the Colthesom Alseigulubli all soldier, Majortleneral bagla Pahmemo ire anoweeded Limmemme don boy lathe wthoeby of the let air the Nth Arm Temn fill Obis la behol 17% di Os rebellion Omeda he MR dem woe 6w oppormielem death* nor wroth della Mejordbareal Prima al ai awl lir add Zig" lea Comtism!, Os Putirsia. th e Wed hi* taw -- vely dr 1101111611 ef him onion. (nom LOT MOST' oatern) PALI,MALL. _ 14r s 1 of t«4-11/*Clurear Mew Ihmitiad r..Vz.. . 6 : 4 7P MOWS O.M =rat of #.6-140e4leral J=Pla,r Nord itiossaadasi. vies Umwraieessist Your& MA T I. to mice mil rho ims k is ad i Ot r m la slag mill t• the wag ig". 1 6.0 - 7L; Cbr a lltlftob to be C ."... IF in. 'We EWA. MoolflSt. IriaLWlrt i = " Moulg iu l" to b. aim* pi. lID mew win Nam. alp= Fa loot. toos-Ambimobloopoo U .... Jam. DLL. binge Mb V.l. t to bo sololoplomosok vtoWitomo..l. I/6 Ferb-Molor J. B. Sim Yaks. sasuesbod. to be sift vim osamono Poielolor Ow to b e t . =. by limbos. Woo Ms" tr...=itoomonl.l= ln. N. Ado, toto Ida IRA Haire fasuolluel= • lo 11.1....th0y i. pnbso. vis=raZ= . pot., le b. - Aso Tabor. ',11110—• ~...race. The Dahlia acne- Illt p i a raie Law Om the fellswlair -t Ii i =1•11 is km bus Wok Yr mg bus , ffineis iM efrokat or over, ef • berdsere rte. grated set 100 Who trees •Ilkskreek. sad tie manor viably ela tibia le kordese rdge hie abed • week ' - " embroilment. ark sad sod 'A west wary as • war = imorr aa ltty, _ reeled blerlseislint, bad, e. berme • mimed Oa the with hi. bead aetr~ w~te~ed Met Of ire UM I i law la which bo, ea re wore d C kw" by dkpelbes vlk dr way et Ih• rid k preea g a d =lesdp , bet we erred, end. be • -J beam by M. L—'e "Pk lees;" bet deal the rears eta* amok irks the teased_ rd the hid weeps It bit ileriled elk ebarader se ee kr A fart rpm blerelf• weed ef • me The elooreekke ediell es le tw asollod. snick k IS non d climb ppm* ma le Ilk. soiwirlholikdoei asoll106:' \L—Tw• Ilres Mat pima poi ballesgis lID Nr. sod so 011 ma mbar Amos ; **-.11 to t- got oat Illyibrosapes. of Kra. Mao, la SPORTING. TSE•CHESTER SPRING MEETING. Star—Whoa the above toasting is over, the bona Ile Daly essibiler will probality roses t ; but at CI=I as re arithieg puticalarly in say of lb. hes ram this year,—the beet at whir, Area, der are leek se well eller nystesers'e deist hy I”srisene. The bar wee net sapperted with that reit week wee! Jeri Sert '. bra geserally re by the peters at the Sada sod it ie rider le ise that there ill esseetbag behind which will irks Is to the Derby seeneet is • ver/ Art bee; red dl I. I wee had get him lot oet ray doge einee—Athler Ded-ls-tle. Del esd Cardino—we art kok sae them arlog °lB. lll Bl =t that price Imam the siert. Dird-Isethe- Head I agesled is see at the post he the Two Tbearal Geiser rle Y aw delog neon work s ad the ealy aro ha shwa seennarg Ma wee hie to obliged knee sf hie vs& Ise two days. It wee weeder fel le re sir a chars there err in Blink Belay. Blie Ms se meth, it a tree; but l never few a horse web dY YU us It pro to the post in each a ragged and un der If the had been ...arid" ehe could sot =le ail led eerie, and it will take months to berg her into andities amis. Immune was netted spinet the with o her tare, sad It would be difficult le strenst for her defeat by the Mt W:e v i s k i colt on Wednesday. The race wee ee net t, but she as it have beaten Lord OSIONW. 11111 i have dose as barite of everythiag, had met bar tenwpkether beak..; awl eves leather will giv• way whir thee hes extra seer tapes it Perhaps, with all be weahner she was it r • ger OW he the .711ssissma" mil I widgets freriarthig ea equet* any were et Urp.r ors gale Ot. Ohm a net In the Oahe, tor whisk awl Apeman will take are bream the dieter* brig Wag Neer the Mac The Cheer Mesting le is he a bop, le a catalog'', 11111 i the bop end well-Wei rapeseseereperud by llnToplem ergs versa r the kineynoey of thereat The maw eseerbe her de" art awe sat twenty-81a items to et rinsed, of them are err ha fatereatiag,. the Dee • am impart neaLerey year , hat its arse pe=s e s i ze s ers re e swant: di. Derby win always =liv u dl um ma se ebsea asp C e r at eprerear Mho* ine seral beseenni rum lathe Ibt. pai Te i tt h... hedgg i eerie the 211 . 16 , T i m0r Skres z jet mg, sal • ran sweertekee, the •fast and Y of which hew yet le dirt. . . The only geed sense mast the pub pm donnas la the Melia Baba ow Tamils art Melba The base a Nat fa =NI i n my sot seeet a iblet" appestat be bar, mimes la bar owa sad dr sat by Ilwebban mil be he geed. The Tobin Ilbehea be yr-abi Amid Wag eat Bel lipaems. bed Vida sod Ms eat lboalso, to IClrta web Lebo be a kook; lat the bale serf lave daft bhdreleil rob aim say ose et them to smooch her at the Ilahh. Th. W Ifortikop, about a nib sad three fur ious., w 0 1141 a poet many of the candidata suitcd to the distaace. Mary with an ker weight, will nut be sexily beaten; sad Artillery, Ellermire, sad Stork. hare atm the worst of the weights whither. The nartlet's wit 4 quite within the mark. evils with dr lib weft aIM; bet Ilia Hathaway, with Ina ea Mb, r it hr oat, WM to bar ton to ropreerit bar tommti aught to lave at allkally la ettai fr owor the tat st WGM that IS:a sag but ma bta . ata a=st ; but tho bo sty sepeontathe et the yak. Mrsy ar Iladoway tot tabs about Wade& Ibilmott by Spada litaaos 811"... = The Imam for 3-yr-old, Is a rich Gbh% dr Lila SW Siam - bassos looktag to have all the but at the astylat. Pam Don Is the sag IS* row toatelity, Camaralia hoe* a hear Ink le yet =tant dog. Dahl Isimak est ths as Mk ink win o the ; bat I then glee Spada iktota the probsoeset tow era with melt a dlimoro lho washes tiod he lo the way MS the Diem mat emu Mod ewer to bmona to kr. WTMIZZ:I#O7I-1 - 1 - ' - e‘ee-Geemel Je.ere Mee= fie be .d...• emenberieeb vies leeelemoNileberal Thome Seekary, desegnee. WASOFFICIL PALIONI.L. Mae L bl Beeftent el I" elskelb-Lleelemet Prideak uonieslbigno to be nyiN by rneebese, eke WM/. 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T. din r M.P. ; art"le I. inienenb ~; arm prem. aile O. : Dower Minba Mr M. 1. ne mi..te be aim riban miereie Mon Terse IMATTACIIIII. . WS; DM old Dimehreiresoool Armee W. 10 CAM Dr e r r gem the Se Yr 0 treee irk amerted bee Messer eel. Mir eepl onerriet OM Derr lilt astair J. /4 Wm. 90 feek in Om YS WM webs MIMI IS. alierelere mt. mar Me aril mime el Mb Oder, eg 60 jr. nom are imam meer if Oren and Ihr . l .o.6 loMenettr Jeztolin . I. ara. a a 110 .1 t. inert of 170 hie% IW. in rin A car RAI .11.4 erre D W . ha temmindrerl Timm W. lararle. MI Ms D hme M rnearamenr-Oreeel In S. Mr iberbes be red be hentameler-(hiewel to Crate Moe Demerehed , p „,., a Mr Mee mad et MeM erre bee mired. Illtbar. eadig M ee to Da te r+ e r k Ilee. rrror Me Me ladd mil et mar In Tarn a as mren ewer o w its Waal la ham bet. tares et re Bea Mastra, Ca ..barbs brivery ma efardro therm. ocall a be awawasi esist .1 es at lads Omar% sass S. as lb lai a barmy we d era at Zs . at ed na1.1.8 7 so w,. Mr • I Iry lb, ••=il Odeed Ik' If ob. Rasa Mrwa was ta a Ts , sea i-M CI VZIm pr. lb. tola De rimmiliwei rtie es. -.- .lord lo Mt n " 1L... . -- • '- ':"' irer a A 11•1 me 0 ' ,-..--- . A . :. .. 0 . • enbirei War .. ianimee t I . . Ara. i seda 1...... - TaIM mita' : _ . iss a C-11.. , died Mob I, SM • Mei dr par Wil antedat e ; _ 1 the _in 1 --- "sses meas. ass ea is ma aid: eisaaraseosaw J. Ulli Itt . m il saw ; Illog J. L s fet, be le wb ., 10 Bow Jewell COM heib Mori si V I Z bra illew se . sr at. ma a 6.11 4 11 . 16....... 11 RIAII7CL OCCrltialter. - The Dublin corm- ld. et tbs Beifamt Noes Lair glees ths Main .- 1 . iiii rarest aiding reset, is awed le bap bra bay sle i bi witr i jr als eisi li t bul wbish V 7 bas st a°4 I ti . s e s e : Ms arab ewes, a • headaeZe s eets- la Meal all la saw ihui • Malawa, la a dieeled a the sopeder OWN* midi add& be • A exesioes mar his about a week . gree a yaw* seierleimeset. , mak, sad 1,6E40 Le eam, and 'ell wet an, es a tea mil ••-- sir ba. ---01==.":irk-- la ell Os la die • vgay, a ead se .bbl Mark bait, 'bad, es Po et emu% boar a mimed Ilevaelle. Oa the • mai by via bis i ssilzei ease, *hared al W barbs at et le tbe Loris di Law " d DesisrAt4la alibi boom se oloy ib e owed a Apo by tie seder sad yak ot Y be ileepea the spay al the itookba d.iii; illMeolly mood la peevi a desk et. M. dr OD pope% bat was awl, la • ea isdkoop boor =o r db awb i l l. L—'ir gae et the •• ha Pee* ;" bet ides ! tie Man al tbar we aol Li _ .... esea benne eimpel, alma the loeued sad pl- odded phased the heel la Me dowdily - 6 - beim• se lialibil whh wa L m elrear se *lre atlears, sod iakt upon bliewit • ass il a e nab = easel* TM calsatke 'het are ahe may IN. doweibeil. The ream I sea ths balm earl by nem al the lesame. 0 ilseth the rah bra IN. Oat morally end by M. 1.-., ✓ et ia hot s salarkaa haste el a adletle." d., ' • intuit y.-Two fins took place sit ainift, ak• 1111 dr mobs' harem Is Mr. assaty, ad se a al akar saes • se tbe bare wa algid tot be got ovii bfar""/": beds ' Wm , isa i z a r pa rdes• et Mee. Mark; la w a • ✓oe a lda 4 ve "l idanott..4-Do RA 'S DELICCOCO Alms- - 1 le rft. am sr am 6. Mbor modem rd A m Ica ca"... A B6 .V.. fit . qa.. 4 M7 =;l: emosik WO. IL • ihe bed rd am se Inie ph Mao - borer lac e„ - g=. mound 10 ildni., sad pram • d .44 ram armenim illan ea; eon einown err em s & et + =ea% ak.N4 6l. 10 Nadi. =dale ht Mac o f ami n a :: 1 1.1...." ..4.. ..... ere r .10 ad. carers, •=1.1.1./..Ma Sh. .62: . Dr. s h . IlheMbed, Dr. le "...- f • De. Iserm Arm de Doer art- iht.__. -.' •- .me tere...aare.........5en masa. sela. •• saisse iiik7Kei: - 1ii.74.7411.1%.. :LIM M. Oa . • arr i Z i sa l i regroleaseser.-I.o* es ISO law n. ;ea Ma* se euesa l t sat lt easy TEI CHIPPER CCP. SU abeam to MI fr the Meier Cep to wit of the pear at this air , sod I all maloet meta with ma sks atm* the germ et air law have her ror are at pmen I. the moan. Al Mr. Hewn beeme—Vem itellow Jack, Deemer The Craft elokartzts, amd Aseral—have hed • mu ; bet the be is wow rdowln • thorough proratios be alai Dishy, ink& least to tio alr art Tear Jook any bibs rim h est ar sad Cheadlor nails mot b nemb ear n When agree, sment• kr le amend amarea Dimmer and V ✓ig as to be goo's the pea lad aim 1 doeb= s . iloweet le an rile aria thet adage he a arse with TAM who legl the swipe, el the wake et Ilmbek's, sr I Ain It woo a mod ors Ida VV.pu u. an bet aii. dab on bassam el what he hod le bin his err Mr bashed for meek air I, mop by to. mad as Dean pety me to • maa it freer at Day eh* trio mei • noise la La te d Jest bare the bet Duty is the bellian eta. nem lowerr, ha obi op As Ai bon beisr a z gas hia doe ad look very podia be Wm are ;• belle rampsmawl with.. mob as bet of the ra met ill is hone% he is er da asodred r • drsrsea .eirldor." Parer it or a but semeets manner er A. -die was sad a but arm whom dm ma for • per oak ad aim she esaid get beg mrsa. Webs to art Weepers AI env lab OM weed d the ftte ia the Comps ti, The Der's remit Ihe Gar Sabra het reed low arse to be baud she pada sew me agora la wolghle Inas b r ide dot no t a d her e n rase b dee egleba thst drama her main fel adwee ale Chest amain lifimaiip _lb Ars mhos a embed sobablir, rid it mid be ford thet Meer 1 sr Abed or ON for she bole the her of bes, wad hos bit ewe& Weimar yea • ere =r el LerZe la • art seophiamo mom lot err, rd ht Isom sailed at st tier; bet Parr is the oradoe said et the two. Welsch is eaggeole: i et on whele senegiketam Whitehall ✓ale, rd bele are tae a &Mr rise that Illf boar bom Are la • trial at nobs weight; An the Or Thsere“, met ram the Air we ask booked. Ha .early we the he Leger to • aster, bat I inn sot have a bons of bit man to give Lars woe a pea& Lana we • Chong Pb.. let week to laird la • style that onspierly bold- In the bin grolomem sad ha had as hiss Win was ray hoses at the tbs. lb mar barns be hr am of the her beets la Lobed la Wm, sad 1 sae or ore that he Al set be owed be the boot se Goodwood .ar as be bas boom bashed at sera prior he this ,as, sr aim , . ma be wo hem ia brag him se • probable earn, and it , be is • "meter" stone lie meet ad be kid to err. Peen Soy and Commodes Mr recear • good shore ot sorra to Was peey, mad don bre bra ratoroas bier at Hamlet big a good thiag it the mosey ma I be get ea. Commodes Were her boa my Wee tiet so Utter probable manor An, ad ihis what 60 to I gaiga. wee his mast me dist die h sot array the Shoes Pen, th en is wog now at Mto I. Whatever err bo the re wet b snot be lived, as Patty t ye Boy woe the boat ; p LA 3-eralis, sad has all the heavy oe glb dews to aommarn, it to the err be. Pre at Goodwood, whb fiestlai Parr wia at Yea labs the was it rights he she bed bar by bar liagam art an arms of is awe wipers pile Typo, too, hod to Nerumb le him Laird mod ar• o sod dem ad meet Wm ea better term sew. Of - eat Lomb,. sad Alm= 11l ask smells hi soma ; ma, brats. ems Tlis as bed of weights he op At We rehleasespiaa, IA d i the prey will lid tem thole bad emeameriva Netwithromar the dooldel bresillm rabbi ter Mee*, awe me may &ebb wheeler she re Ilierearego AI nay amt as Drabs* rale ; mod I, be re. am at anea= armarage weell m be= ample ere sea • as boreal reeeMso to lareace row thes • Am I EA ant am Mrsomost smear tho .alb ; bet ell I en mg le that it Nino* is bathe to Itoprhisp at the iats Ind arra, the aver* hes ast al OM gills is A n beds es arr. la thoor=hve boa are alo at two An sod Nampo hos only le Persarpo as ease 11l te bar the boot et assa. as moomer the Darthisyardie lea, pr imps • Oa be bean otatberWe awn, It Is ast woe. onsido le thet she Ire array wive V ast sod bobs Wm ; bet se we mo ! L et sl = " t i o swain ern A we mar an hie dr, ad I shall ant be tobia oba It Elegerampo is os goal • lamas as arm& at lhe sliel, ad I fillik ald alia VW ‘C is fined s*se la therm. RA et Darrel, ben Ales Westwara, Cher, Alin OPlVillidetall% omf Tommais ore • = et= = di ell eltntie append ; aid or or two et thee • hot they hen di berme And Ara anr, " lillelrastirth and Alias brig is the Imo sable a Dolmans. whets bar for ill _tier omen. The Mad of Dorwat illeptiod WA et Maim, but to. our W.4thwe re met Ine, aid Threw she le Aiwa, ad ae A let . ......to . wal se oie lid la the Anemia Cep Qualarger iAT , = bin, sad flpsibdoesse V ene 'llmehred let, ma they aro WI Tier bead In mme WI. nib weights will lab OM bre with the be daisies . • led the two sled demnag tat trins, an larger ad ben Sid. Lager is te mob her An lad es as beesef dont le be la is pennies weer alw vemehmo h BAR' to merit has !raft as err she ad wt per de ale ore grir, mil theren• were as tem la the try. lob Bird will am Amsabady at his ebalweemprea Goers* yemr Ma he le se MIA to neap err a armee at ern.!ear I mad aml emaiNiree kid le pet my irtl7. It a matirso with a rigid won = i p ec r =foe the norm It meat sot et mere re he IL Orris a Torre me emilhat et • Army, era with thee ham lab_ ,• bet it he le Is ho • armies the Zelbegoety ought to brig t omEre denied, as It Is • sesta berm the two im m the weliale, mil 1 de ast bow bet I theA mar the - Am wen t zw eired as repels Urfa. I bare la Gomm belays. ass per ad fa, oaf I wit all Awe the beirlle sabre to. met freer. I* madam' b the ran PribasodYs Yon him Trowidar est et w oo look arse thee ore is ho pa Wm Sib rd • As, II ram to Per lesetiapet • sped, far Poker & is last ehrowary benne War, mil if the armee we sely a mealy lam as • "raper." Al that awe is to her la Lar mispeto staying worn, aid it oar set be tone far THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 2, 1857. ruled that Woman be arm ma jar a Lag -Helena ram he hicapabis.of so. He ran mile sad • ball at New bah where • eta6N maimed's, Aladdin, won, no that he mm eat vreated at the Ittlidt, and the cerapany hi the Derby was to good ke him. Three are ha Indy shots at more than • mile. St. tides has been se over-trained that he ought not to show for mar weeks ; but hU amide have • groat horse to r them Is Alkmaar', who has bees their intended e Z 7 l:2: race moo ince the " trial " before the Northampton meeting, when be proved himself within 71k of St. Odra. The latter MAW hie elf as good • horse as Skin:either in that rare, nod It on were to pet Skirmisher to this race at bet 9lb there maid ma be away others bathed. One Act, Alice Went worth, Alio% December, Tricolor, Centurion, and Tarry, all gin way br Mop , arresting to preprint arrangements, and the seamy Ma beta put en this week to seek • tune that • very bilk more would make him ant favourite. The deep ground at Rpm did not suit biro; and so he has since Bite sithdledkle miser there I. no mistake about his being • iliabelma animal, the stable may yet add another Meter Cup to their hat of celthrated victories. Riather la supported far good asaary, but is overweighted in my opinion, as are Mao Cisealbeehmil sad Bashi-Broth with their 6th panellise. Langeight sad Codringkm have been tacked at times by • clever petty; but I look to Van Dunek seeming the former, sad Codrington mud be beam by other 3-yr-olds. Van Loath and Sir Collis both belong to T. Parr, mid their recent performances are good enough to make either of there • favourite. Sir Colin managed to beat Lord Nelson this week, sad, although he caught Dales, or the Admiral, napping, some credit is due to him. Van Duvet is so well tn, however, and not likely to get such • weight again, that Sir Cohn might le saved for - hie future engagements ; but if he were really to run for the mmey, I should stand him wholly and solely. Sims hie victory the followers of T. l'arr have been supporting Van Duock with gnat spirit, and they will have but little cause to regret their choke of an animal to represent them on such • roam as the Rader. Tidbit made the pace for the Two Thousand Guineas very dram for the first halt mile, and many oldie *kers in the rem thought they should never mkt btu ; bat be had to give way at the [thigh, and if his owner withea to carry °tithe Cheater Cup very diderent tactics roost be adopted. He is a good hone, undoubtedly, mad the weight is just light enough for say horse to arm, and win a two-mile race. Aleppo, Simiderer, Daisy Paula Monti, and Cultivation, may run Pm the off chinos," bat not for roe, as many homes haw bead out the way to win the Chewer Cup. Them ere several who I s hould out like to say will not mins Om Pretty Boy, Rogerthorpe, Early Bird, Van Dyad, Cemapotion, Dulciverara, Turbit„ Sir Cohn, and LataiingMa; hut, to take • stand on a tno, I should not object to Lawntiegton, Commotion, and 131.111.Mar11. I shall priplably have to MIDIOUIIiteO with you again be im* the rase le run, when I shall be better able to name them Oak le start. May I. METEOR. BRTTINO AT MANCHESTER.—Fanthr, COMM= CUP. 41 to I Opt Lovoingtoo Ili hat MT I Ogg PoP/T Noy (l) II V. 1— Dokasoosa 10 10 to that 110 ton la 100 to T Mom Plc O end SS to t warlock $0 colonel Is to I r,ite lti 10 to I lucre. ml 166 To I Itogyottorpo (ord) SO to I Yu. Ilmock It/ Tug MOTT. T to 1 sad snorers Ile ta re 1 amt IMP noolllooo it. I Amon 01 (Wend) 106 to 6 OploTT lle ITO to 6 MAX 1t) 15 Os I Adams. 10 lo 1 Ithalt M ay kr. lan to lA* NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. Sas SUBSCRIPTION ROON—T4Moom 21 SIT. TM mks. at Mt dolt omit r U•def : ORM= CUP. 7to I 44.1 LaMar°. 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REGATTAS AND MATCHES FOR MAY. 4.—Pimlico and Chelsea Unity Honing Club Four-oared Race, from Hammersmith to Chelsea, for silver cups. al Iced= Yacht Club Opening Trip. To start M 11..LCWsbridge Univwsity Eight-okra Roam coanntans. 11.—Aruadel Unity Your-owed Race, from Palmy to Chiswick. 12.--Kelly and M , to roe from Putney to Wert lake, for 2001. a aids and tM eltamplosehM of the Thames. 19.—J. Clasper and Wright, to row a male& nee, for 401. • aids, et Scrunch. 19.—Proms of Wales' Yacht Club, Stet match, from Erith to the Chapman Head and beck. First prize, 261. ; second, 101. ; third, 61. Eatriet close ?day 16, at 10 p.m. 23.—Royal Thames Yacht Club opening trip, Blackwall, M 2 p.m. 22.—Birkenhead Model Yacht Club Opening Cruise. 25.—London Model Yacht Club Third Clam Sailing Match on the Serpentine. Entries close May 6. 25.—Hate mad Jones, to row from Putney to Mortlake, for 61. aide. - 26. RwLeh Yacht Club Soling Match at Batteries Entries close sy 20. 30.—Birkenlaseg Model Yacht Club Sailing Ketch, for • 204. prize. Br. Groioes Hi THE EAST.--Oat high church matempurery, the U publishes ea ..raft d the ender ea hit at the Wider now I. the . " is Se soda a 111. Oases la The chapel was amonly la eenerisa win the Nail ambroy. Vag _ocq at tin melmonlitea dna kora be taskbee of lelgb dini ether wire were Llwin a Yep member al rise ham leipent sad It. theerbes thriet. We Ina : "The they Oar raise was amity a'-treed at men by the Poe. E. de Donk with lOWAN Gagellworil amilwat preen Bath :=ls serweend ied .Me, amain* thesnerse ww• wailed: end the emir leedilin of the Emilie damn My sied ( sly hiseen Tim dee ran lay dab, mei hy • meow , brew, weed la r illi •n d lty mend the meth side of the ead mdeni Se adder drat hi the Anirlal Da sr It is Osepubit Ink Aar dee Me brain, Mai( Prayer vas by tie lierr. Bean Col ima ; at win& no email dna Irina ..prow weedier, nil Isepreme ihriananier—the lima hire the =sad the nerd bibs.' t the affillim—vue lotio n was rerodied On ihe Penne he the day, Jtassis Devi; Ism far Ire% Be memo nil lode* News, wee meat emendate to the wan manneed. At area the timed was Ind by • hover reepeptlea. Tho Daly Swami re Ord by Ute Term et the pert* the 1 Rev. Brian King, riled by Um 1.,.. Memo Deasy sad Norwell. W. win merry to theme net so hap • samba of strewn esermairlei ; am hen the lensed the boar, k was new lima radii en meet of the lad brim their kr. Atm the Creek be arr. A. P. Cara !leas, r W du laid Nan n Lorca, mend es ea sad Wrathy ream taking the his tom, .The Spin at the Loyd Is upon me, Leeson He blb snared me be meth the Gospel to the poor," to. It was Wool to wh.l prose atertlem The alum of the faithful at the air Tumoun to 1181." g MURDER AT WOOLWICIT.—COMMITTAL OF TVA PRISONEIL—YetAnday afteribooo, George Bare, the sesenezi charged with the murder of &mei Long, corporal of Marie.. at Woolwich, was frilly ounised and com mitted for trial. The evidence wee merely& repetition of what bee reedy appeared. Tho court was direly crowded. SUICIDE AT ROTHERIIITHE.—A few days ago a moo rated Knight, a butcher in the liackney-rcorl, berme tarn sad or taken to an asylum. His wife, with her am; • boy three months old, went to live with en uncle, assm the Itotherhitho Parish Church. On funds) , morn ing the nude got up, sr on going into the yard, found la • weer ben the End body of Mrs. Knight, end is arther net that d the chid. An Intro was held yr Wen ead • rain reamed to the 'feet that the women theedfsad bee chid while lo a seats of temperary [ t.)--HOLLOWAT'S OINYNErf AND *mum los TIM DM or Sas tasA-111r 4 u sl a 4e aw mas. is • Imes se ILL OulioAr Or f. , x , agree aid arm Um ewer oohs ee ...1. ma tear eft raZ trthet in k iz Inmi ct ke== t o a e me . :EtErt h ri . . le me ilke Ike Tia"*A.—lbid bl4Ns:". b rambri id ' r. llN Mert . _. kg A. ; A. (Liam ; L lkiklitaita ILale intditput. EQUITY COURTS.—MAT I. (Before the Lord Chancellor.) TIII ATTOUNIM-OEMEILAL W. C AAAAA Rs. Mistime, which iurelsed • qucatids a• to the rights of the crown to certain land on the scusbore on put of the coast of Walea, was heard end divided a considerable time lime, and Mr. Mendel, the late eminent civil engineer, was appointed to inquire into certain questions relating to the locality, and the final settlemset of the matter was to Abide his report. In consequence of the death of that gentleman, it bad become necessary to appoint another poroon to 211 his place, and on the amnion of Mr. V. M. James, Mr. Bali, was now selected, with a direction to 'Wept en much of Mr. lieudere observations and report already leads as be should think fit. A LLOAT V. PLITCZI/L. --.---- This wia an appeal from Vicevelencelinr Stuart. The question involved woe whether • homey to • married woman had been reduced into potweseion. The arguments were not concluded. (Before the Lone lattices of Appeal.) CAMPBELL C OUILLET. ' The argument in this caws was brought to • close, the ob jest of the suit being to chow, from a very volumin o us cur -1 respondence which had pas sed between the defendant and his dimmed wife, prior to their marriage, an undertaking on his part to preplare fur her • settlement, by which, notwith staing the marriage, she • WI to retain Mo s cow...id, both in her lifetime end by will, over hi r not ineonsidenible property; and to have it devlend that by n WWII of rau'h:V mg failed to cony out his tuidertskin he should be treated as • trustee of sock property for the Osmtiff, the only son of the deemed lady. Mr. Wiper.. Q.C., and Mr. Greene, appealed for the and Mr. Daniels, Q.C., and Mr. Southgate, for the t Curley. At the conclusion of the ergument their lordships ordered that this came and that of "Corley v. Lord Stafford" should stand per judgment on the 2Gth Met. sales. the parties world go at once before the Chief CUM- The preference was riven to Mr. Commissioner Murphy, and the come stood over to Tusedoy. (Before the Chief IX XL JOHN IIriD.WORTX. Mr. WOulorey, the berrieter, moved in this eare, which wan an old inaolvency, for a conveyance to the mortgagee of some poverty, the P• 11113 being' if NO VAL/13 to creditors—not cf stadkient value to pay off the mortgage debt. The court granted u rule rani. (Befuee the Muter of the )Golle.) This was emit by certain ineumbrenters on the setae of Sir George Bowyer, who has for teeny years been mident abroad; the object of it wail to obtain a sale of the life interest of Sir George in an estate called the Hadley tetato, and fur relief against George Bowyer, the son of Sir George, in respect of a first mortgage for nearly 10,001, of which he claimed to be • purchaser, without notice of adverse claims, but es to which the plaintiffs insisted that be must be treated se a trwitee for them. Sir George wee tenant for life without impeachment of waste of the Ridley 'Mete, and George Bowyer wee tenant in Mika remainder. In Marti, 1814, Sir George granted three annuities of 600 L; 48W., an d 3331. to one DUROVRII, ...turd by covenants and judgments. In 1818 Donovan boiled writs of ekgit, miler which the Hadley estate was extended to him, but instead of taking actual possession, be entered into a compromise with the ntheequent annuitants, who were in pueeession by their receiver, • trustee, the result of which wee that two of Dono ven's ennuities were extinguished, and • certain portionof the was ocaveyed to him in fee. The next ineum bberaanneoYes six annuities granted by Sir George Bowyer in Jo-saline, in considesstionof a ewe of 1.5,994/.,end charged on the Hadley estate. These had by subestment proceeding. become for the most pert the property of George Bowyer. In Aug., 1814, Sir George charged the estate with three more sanctities of 283., 1421. 10... and 1421. 10.. respectively infe your of the plaintiff. ; the consideration amounting, in the whole, to 3,4971. As • further security for the six annuities, one Bellackey and another person had been appointed by deed receivers, of the mate, with directions to keep down the an nuities, sad the whole interest of Sir George had been after wards conveyed to Bridge,, who was a solicitor, and partner of Bellackey, upon trusts for paying the various carom bnineers. After the grant of the plaintiffs' annuities a deed of the 30th August, 1814, wee executed by Sir George, by which he oevenitnted that the receivers end trustee Mould keep down these annuities pert passe with the originsl six, and the deed was shortly afterwards served on Bridger sad Belleckey. There wee • charge on the estate of 9,5601. long price to Sir George's interest therein, but the plaintiffs alleged that at the date of their advances they were led by Sir George to he lime that this charge had been treadeercd to other estates. In mat of feet, it remained the first theumbrenee on the had. The interest on the 9,3001. was willed on Lady Hen rietta, the mother of Sir George, and the capital ultz i a t ztel became vested in Sir George himself. In 1837 he all his interest in this sure to his mother, who, a few ys afterwards, resettled it on herself for life, end subject thereto for Opp Bowyer, who became the ebeulute owner wider thie sathment upon the death of Lady Henrietta in 184.5. Up to 1847 the Mate was in the possession, era, of Bridger, end afterwards of his beir, either se truster, or, as elleg,ed by the se vent fur the ',seisms. In that year Bowyer entered into pmession es owner of the brat charge of 9,6601. The plaintiffs contended in this suit that under the circumstance. George Bowyer meet be considered Y • trustee of this mortgage for the hieurobreneers, and also soar* a deem fee aeswente, and for gale of Sir George's life Interest and of the timber on the estate, in satisfaction pro tante of the mime charges. Mr. Selwyn and Mr. Hyvinp Clerk were for the plaintiffs, and an enc./mom array of counsel appeared for the Vali..us defendents, including the Attorney-Generel. Mr. Both Mr. TAY, Mr. Teed, Mr. R. Palmer, Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Follett, end Mr. Begehme, se leaders ; and Mr. Speed, Mr. Deuce, Mr. Goldened, Mr. Jewell, Mr. Gifford, Mr. Wickena, Mr. Osborne, and Mr. heeling, es juniors. The plaintiff.' counsel Lad not concluded when the court roes far the day, (Before Vice-Channillor Sir John Stuart.) MIRINOraII O. /11130111 T. Carat& /thimbles Herbirt„ • captain in the actual service of the Reg India , Nal in India in 1848. In the, Mama admillesties Se sateen were granted to the Rer. John Resbet, ewe of the brothers of the dreamed. The phiatilb, the Rev. With.., Mirehouse and his wife (the baba helm • eider et the deceased), instituted a suit in this 41 in whir the three lO were A three teeth= et the diemered. T y r bill was hewed In a mirk horde Is the administrator, dreg* spirt Ida noises sele st Edmond oil, with barn torniabsdi eureedierey esseent• with evasion sod diem rd with harry set up untenable deism ne inleregreelse oleo edled or and produced very keg seems& At the biestri, bewever, the queetkos raked by eh, prude. wen itheadrel by the plaintiffs, and an mammy deers dr deesdrinisereder et the estate woe embed demi ride. TY rase is was prorated with MV ir bs Jades dream till Nerresa. 1166, when il dee , Oared mtairt, owe ot the diadem* sr tint • herr addeirsed to him by the denerd, and dreier dr day *lbis death, end which he bad bed in his posearkserr dire MI, wee. validtestesearrydeement, Either* set allared el belay within dee prevision at the littered= et the WM het, or will by • soldier le actual senter Mar sense nreseery Iris" dr MlMsdadn,i dehallew wet reveasedomil _aritrithe• with the will mimed we toted to Weed Haeliert in Fetenary,lls7. Meal was' ereerhel le the defendant, J. A. red residue Is WNW Flabert, so that the emir to bine any rimer in the erre dthe dessert Unikr these dreerelorre, Osbert Haber peeerad • prides le die rest asking that the Indio Mt risk b, that the hods in am irei rl i nt end right be yr. ro d s heerdener, sad that dee Oar& Wild pay dee err atlas art. that Kr. Widens sdrid beerdlere Get dr sell wee unnecessary, and the pideills rry ild . walk lad it out that they were not wired, they sass MealMealto turning pay the mem, especially haying mad* sod bergs, chews as they had dme. Mr. Malin and Mr. Xenia' mind br dee costa of the defendant, the former administrator, against the plaintiff. Mr. Bacon and Mr. J. Hinde Pakotar add that all qzt• ea having acted on a common error into which the petitioner had fallen and had created for the other parties, the snit ought to be stayed, each party pa yWg his own coats. incept that the COBl4l of the petition ituM be paid out of the fund. The Vice-Chancellor, after recapig the facts and circumatanme, agreed i n this view, and made an order *sardine,. BAIL COURT.—MAT 1. (Sittings at Nisi Priee—Befer• Mr. Judos Coleridge sad - Common halm) This was the third sittings at Westminster for the present term ; according to the usual ramie@ nose but undefended comes were taken ; three had bent entered, which were dis posed of in a short tims, and the coact rose. EXCHEQUER (Sittings in Error—Before Lord Cbie( Justice Cockburn, Chief Bans Pollock, Justices Cromwell, Crowder, sad Wilke, and Barons Bunn, Bramwell, and Channell.) a 1. PEMBERTON r. CHAPMAN. In this OM the question wes whether a Gene omen named Ina will es executrix could administer the 'Mats under the will without the knowledge or assent of her heabead. The bete of the case were not set out to-day. The arguments had not concluded w the court rose, and the further heating woo 'dimmed sine die. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.--MA 't 1. (Before Mr. Commielower Phillip..) IN Ni /1111/ID LYON. This isselvat, vim was a Mms at Cambridge, ap plied lobe sholitedie led t® Ys Mr. Ihrused .weed tee Ifirridges larrieskr, Chespeide, and Mr. Zara add' who woes boalmseS la WEL Rio two who maid Oralifillie, porshrul_Akir prfarv iesilm a kit ems undopul 4 4 11•11 me his sariarru be areirsi tbe end led segaind elect MI. lb Mai SS strut dm ir bill st Italy red la Jesarakat, Meg elk, as res•••• was levied Imam lir birsurrol. • eviler arrolid ta London, awl the rum Ow hrethurs Dow aimard tom Cambridge to perk balm Om Imellewat. m ihe =d Mr. limpid ingolerl est the newt could not accept bail em poe par_ Mr.Ormidruirtilps the learned oonnael had reedihe asilfts As the Cate Wee allotted S. Ns. , siboald refer it to nu., THR POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Francis John Maybwry, Robert allina,George Pickering, George Bore, lklll4 .41 . 01riliy, and George lo peas, charged upon auspieion of having been concerned in stealing the contents of 1.• large trunk, of boot. and shoes which had been consigned by Mr. Lewis Isenberg, of Lendenliall-street, to • firm in Melbourne, were finally exateined before the Lord Mayor. It will bo recollected that at the fernier examinations evi dence was adduced to the effect that in the noodle. of February, March, and June lest, the trunk* containing the property were entrualtd to Mayberry, who is n carman, for delivery at St. Katharine Dock.. It appeared, however, that aa noon as he got thew into his possession lie took them to a court in the Cetumenisl-tool, stare their • contents were eat tninged for stones, ashes, and other rubbish, and the lids were nailed down, and it appeared also that in that mate they were taken by Maybury to St. lisitha rine Docks and shipped for Melbourne, where the fraud was first dieovercd. Evidence hod been likewise brought forward in the statements of a MAP named Desmond, who aiknowlodged that he had been engaged fors long time past in eyatentatirally rubbing his late employers, Messrs. Moses and Sou, of Tower hall, as well ue concerned in the rcesint robbery. . . . . . Mr. I.etris again appeared for the prosecution ; Mr . Ifuniphriet for Maybury ; and Mr. Sleigh, of the bar, for Boyce and Pickering. Mr. Lewis Raid he had no evidence to add to that whit* had Leos already given. . . . . The Led Mayor stated that haring given the atrk test at tention to the whole of the evidenec, he had come to the et n clusion that he would not be juatitiod, under all the circum stances, in committing for trial any of the prisoner., with the exception of blaybury, the carman, to whom the property had teen entrusted. llis lordship then discharged C.lhns, Pickering, Boyce, M`Carthy, and Reyze.lds, and said he was determined to send Muybury to the Central Criminal Court for trial upon the charge of entaling the goods. --•- • - - - - - His Loidship aocepted bail for the appearance of Maybury in the sum of 4001., vis., 2901. in the person of the primer himself, and 2001. in the person of the prisoner's (Mbar. Mayhary said to his lordship—l am not guilty of this charge. Tbs evideune is such so cannot be relied on, and I hopsyou will not think it right to send 100 to be tried upon testimony. A boy named Edwards, who has been frequently tried for ett i ,rfo P rai k z et in s o:trarr i r ' ng to ap . i lt r lln '' Tilrn ' t:;tv h : d a gentleman. He immediately blew hie nose on rho handker chief easy loudly, to show that the property belonged to hint. la his pockets were found three new clean, newly soentedhandkentiefs. Ile has, it appears, been notorious for following "swell.," and bad been known to do is good day's work in an hour. GUILDHALL. Blisabeth Brett, the wife of a eonatable in the Cite police foe, was charged with 'dealing plAte and Wreuil ng apparel to the value of about 201., from Mr. Standand, ada tor, of 7.4 tk•uverie.atteet, Fleet-atrect. Ik. Stealland mid the prisoner had been his housekeeper, and as she was the wife of a policeman ho had unlimited confidence in her. On Wedneaday last, however, she ab sconded, and then he discovered that all the plate from the chigonniere, of which he kept the key, had been abstractml, and the wearing apparel, as well as table and bed linen, had dimppearril from the drawers in that part of the house which wax tarnished for his own ocesaional occupation. The poisoner wee allowed: several myna, coal*, candle., and is. per week. Several pawnbimkers' assistants having produeed Mr. &sultana's property, which bad been pledged by the pri. Rise John Musgrove expressed PAMO surprise so to what could hare bets the prisoner's motive. Green rid he had heard that she had s child not belonging to her husband that she had to provide fur. The prisoner. who derkd any one to find out how she Lad spent the moucy, wee then committed for trial WORSHIP-STREET. Memo Ivrea, otherwise Spier., a young person respeet. ably attired in mournixg, was brought up un the following charge: Mr. Shorter, assistant clerk to the truattee of the ilaelmey Union, Mated that towards the latter part of the Lot month the prboollef wsa musunarily convicted at this court upon • charge of felony, end eentenced to three menthe imprison ment. About a fortnight after keret:entitle' her illegitimate child was admitted into the workhouse on the appliestion it her teeter, who was unable to support it, and is - liners was inetructed to as with the prisoner at the West minster Bridewell to obtain information with regard to her settlement. At the gaol he was introduced to a woman who answered to the nano of Emma Eyrea, and alleged that she had committed the rubbery imputed to the Ism r, but she displayed such profound ignorance respecting bee antecedents that an investigation was instituted, and it appeared that while in custody at 'Worship -street on the ilth ult., under a sentence of seven days' imprison ment for disorderly conduct, the prisoner Eyrea was locked up in the same cell with a woman named Matthews, end that they agreed to effect an exchange of their respective terms of puniabtiont by personating each other on their arrival at Wevtioineter Bridewell, and at the expiration of seven day. the woman Eyres was chseharged in her assumed name, while she (Matthews) remained to undergo the full term of three months, allotted to the other. The woman added that she was far advanced in pregnancy at the time, and although the prisoner was previously a stranger to her she "jumped at the prop vial," in order to secure better ' eat and other aid than oho had a chance of finding at her own miserable home. The prisoner, who had eluded pursuit until the precious night, and now appeared to regard the whole affair as an en eellont practical jeke, wee recommitted to the Noun of Cor rection for the completion of her original sentence, with an intimation that she had been guilty of a serious indletal , le offence, for which she would probably hereafter be lk vertly dealt with. MARLBOROVOH-STREET. Themes I)iehensoro, gentleman, and henry Lowe, crittle man vo n•eharged with knocking at the doors of several houses in Carlton-e ac. PoNr-constable Bradley, C 182, heard violent knockings at some doors on his beat, and on going to the place found the defendant Dickenson surrounded by several persons, and drunk. He took him into custody. and was violently aasaulted by him. On ths way to the statism-house the defendant Lowe came up, and Wored 10i. for the release of Lis friend. He rehmed, and Lowe then attempted a rescue, and woe also taken into coatody. Mr. Bingham fined Dickenson 40s. and Lowc 20s. The money was paid. THAMES. /ohm 17a11•nd, a man of respectable appearance and address, about thirty years of ego, wee brought before Mr. Smite, charged with embezzling various 'ems of money he had received fir and on amount of his employer, Mr. Thome, William Hunt, grocer and provision merchant, in High street Whitechapel. It sppeared that the prisoner had been in the service of Mr. Hunt, u town traveller, for about six months, and that his duties were to obtain orders, revive metier, and to pay the malt in to Mr. Hunt's (miller the evening of the day he received it. The prisoner had neglected the latter part of his duty in meant instances, end converted the money he re ceived to his own use, and expended it amongst a set of blackguards with whom he unfortunately became connected. The prisoner had received Si. 19s. 4d. in one awn of Mr. J. Rogers, grocer, of No 1, Providence-street, St. George-in the-Rest, which he bad not accounted for, but he paid to Mr. Hunt's cashier. on account of Mr. Rogers, U. 16s. 64. on the 10th of February, and V. Ss. Sd. on the 24th of Panary, and entered those slues in the cosh-book. To cover his deficiency, he directed Mr. Simpson, the cashier, to credit Mr. Rows with two hundred-weight of sugar, which he said was returned by that person, but which was not the mar. Mr. Rogers paid the prisoner an other sum of 2 1 . 3e. Sd. at the end of March, which had not been accounted for. Mr. Edmund Raymond, grocer of High street, Holton, paid the prisoner 71. 6s. 6d. on account of Mr. Hunt on the 6th of April. and that sum had been converted to the prisoner's own use. There were other charges against the prisoner, who had admitted his guilt. He received 30a. per week salary only, without commission, He was committed fur trial. Aksarsekr Georg;Vo;d7sveryrespect .".• ab4 , dreseed young 21 years of age, described u a drugguit, but now an omnibus conductor, was brought before Mr. Dayman for further examination, on a thargo of intermarrying with • young woman, named Seward, his former wife aiill beiug alive. hopriso• nor was given into melody by the sterna wife's sister, a married woman, named Owens, of Albion-gardens, Hsemtersmitb. Iler sister was in service, and a few days since she gave warning, and upon being quevtioned is to the reason, she said that she was going to settle in life, and that she was engaged to be married to the prisoner. Her master was aware of the prisoner being a married moo, and told her so, but to the astonishment of all sLe stated that she was already married to the prisoner, the ceremony haring taken place at St. George's Church, Bloomsbury, in Febra ery last. The first wife was traced out, sad rho was disco vered in the envier of a gentleman's family at Denmark-hell !, Gesture/ell, as wet-nurse. When the prisoner was taken info custody, he said be did not consider that his first marri age wee legal, se he was not eighteen years of ago when it took place. He also said the marriage took place in a private room, and not in a church. Poblerocestable Sharp, of the T division, said be had seen the young woman who was represented to be the first wife, sad else could not attend for fear of losing her situation. She told him that she was married to the prisoner in Canterbury, on the 27th of March, 1853, by the Rev. Mr. Nutt. They were to have been married in St. George's church, Canter- W.ly, but in consequence of being too late for the train they could not reach there in time ; but that they were afterwards married is th e Bey. Mr. Nntt's drawing-room. She had two cbildrro by the priaoarr, and abe had to lay 10a. yar week fur them while •he watt in emir*. . Hayman mid if the nuarriage took plate in the drawmproom sti , bout it Ppedal li.rnitc, then it would not be valid. He must have posse et Hence of the first marriage, and he shotdd ittivian Mrs. Owens to write to the rector it St. (kern' s, fawning, fur the desired informal iuu. The primmer was than again remanded for that purpose. FROM LAST splays GAZETTE. BANK RECTO. J•nltt nut IL.. Marwick, tad.. t.• int - reedier Nay 12 at I, and Jon 12 at 11. at liastosaliail..triat. Kole sad r Aldriana= City, and NI Kt and C0..1 n gravel, err. says, Edward... dam -. awl lona, Huai serest, Dread it., et. Cheateldt, emtnelled Cat tot...rarer. Nay II at 2, and Jur e It at 2. et Ilannetall time. 1.4.. teal. tittildnall-ehauebtre, 11.141.11 street ; off. weir.. Idna Altera astbary. fflitultaira }novas WllLia, Whllecrow.atrest, CUL ollraaa i 12•712 at 11., and Jane 12 at I, at Badedriall a net eels., kle.ern. Bristow. Greenwich : on. 0 , 42., it hitaniee. liailnylndlatn et. John I( 'tilt e,_Kourlitehenhi, trait, Kul:Mee dee, nn•l Ore...tea direr...unit Nay II at 12% and Julie it at 11, a Darnitrit• meet it. Jointed. Itlypkteit I.lrJhunt off. aindff, Cuomo. Alterman bury. !hoar Witit•n Oren Fff•Llslaril and !Irma, WILL,.,, /butt- Poore. Ouddrord, tuner. suit alrkr.hrld, Ilaruialdre . ea-men. Nay II at 11. and June It at 12, at lini4utra.l .treet. ”1... La w nate and Ca., Old Jewry rhetutert, City, awl Lovett, 01111Jfiral, ult. mak, Powell Guildhall chambers. 010,.c. Nouns, Sharolos, lierhyihlre. Innkeeper, Nay 12 :Lai June% nt lee, at barnltuthan, Court htl l.t Nntinediant tint. II ukh, °Mitt Ltece•ren.blre: od wen; . Minh. nit tlurhani. Joni It C. tckhoa ell. Wee. robin, alvirtnaker, May 12 sad Jape! , , at 11, at hri.til itnirt. Felt, Lean, trieldloaell, and 8411. Drat .1. off. , antler, Priiinl ;one atm :re lir., Cardiff. illarrortriethire. thlp broker, Nay 12 nod June 9. at 11, at I.lnotol CourL rads.. OrrrhurY tnd Matt Fredericka place, Slid Jew), and lion,, sod 5r9.4 ; off. aete., Ae.atuan. 1414.1 Ifemiii Ewa. South {nut. pe.muddre. nnller. May 7 and Jam I.M I. M IsMar Gent Plymouth, and & t ou t . Ezeterk MI. a. Mi.. Hlrtul, Carter. /mom. racar, 1 I.erouol aud 111rmlubasn. merrhank May 19 and June 8, atlt.at I.lrar, .1 Court. Sol., hake. us ....tool ; Morgam Imam. etrusta. Ormaldrk sad Southi.trt, 1 afitruhlre. grocer, Mai sad Jae 4, at IL at I.lm. p.l Court. SL, Colubertou, lattrpool: ay* • Itlrd, Lltolpoet ststme 91 . G0t, hluaton.ter, and Charlotte Town. Prince Eduarde I.lend Mtn UMW., May 14 and J. 11. at 1, at Mucluator Court. NMI . ft:ea/Al , gat,. heoer MC ...M.. 11er...um, Mancheuer. Moaner .1 arc. Ha. •rf, ',tuckered. 5 > 5.5. r rebut_ May 19 sad Jut la ullf . at Nr.uade-moo.T. no Court. Pula, Made rod Co.. dhulhanoono Lullthot., Mauer, .141 e, audlfmrs. blurt, Ow. eletland Neocutle up.n.Tyne. loaf 117011. Blow.. non.lor!and, now numulardarrer. May eat June 19, m .1„ at tio• Lamle alas Ty. Court. Soda, 11.111yeaa. Nc.rditb..4 1 . 7.0. and Rea.. and 7e, nuadrrlaud ; at. am*, 74.00. NestrUeLorm Tt or. Patton NAIRN. Marne. 0111% war Raiford, Northumberland, eon menimat. May IS at 111, AM Jam 3. at 11. at Nesoastle.ohou.Tma Cuort. Ceo.hy. Chord. erurt, Old Je•ry, and Huy, Nowa:M. "'"" nue; Halter. Itereestle oreu.Tlna B.uaLaurreizs ♦ AIuoiLLD. Jlmlls. R 1117,111.1., Luta, mordant. Apfil Cialmat Ilyacr.lll , nehroter, alt old.hler. •INSOLVIINT PEYITIONNIIM rya wateal•Mail, W. Octutuder. Co oberlatoi Ar.. wen. I•tnat•-park. h•loW-11. A. Tbaepron, Tr....trent au. floc *mut t.npplugate. nowal .Itop lager-1. Corr,. II .uro <w.f.. K. Johitant.l.)ournetinan myna -J. Mildew }.n. Plunote•Joned. Keu4 gamma p Ham. I.IWc 11.1 g. iv) Aware. Uloweaterterrsom Walworth.lat• • eta. holuteloanar MO. Port. lani to. cat, natio. Journetuunt watenntakor-J. W. 11100..... u, Aldas. road. Kesdnenn, patodonet Ista eotcmmeutap , ot for the EA.= Pluvlncauf CoIOY -H. WWI. Ilanirtatmot. FUllakm. pluuter-4.11. WtOoott, rowan Can, Klasßand road. Mtn loan.. at a Lemuel victualer a La tan.-W. Mown, nap- Wirt IlaCti, lthloan ...oda. and Link Thebtleldamont, Marl *tune, deal. , In tons-A. AIW. Stint. Stone. C•toldne, gaff pay , guartermakter tho Uth Lana,- W. 13..0. Altar•rund, .rucoo-11. God :tol. lit. 140•0 Tamiteattun. latc a linen-L.4 ionr Vnmann. WyetiatJent.S:rand, handreeer- W. bcdno. KUa gnat, tlacommunith. orprater-P. Y. Lgldum Toolevatnect, tno.wer fn... J. Cwt.. At tun Colaste, If anorntract. Glatkam-J. W. Wenn Illnh..inot. Caw.o tons. msg..r of sal ...wagon ..tint)-W. IL turtuna. Argantousuagt and Bortlang no tarto, I.lludtun. mwdtant-J. hum Ilamuntrengtb. oulloarr-J. Cbun.i.talh, 80rn... cent to &Mg 01411aer ebrsta A.dluwu 1401.• ad., Great Tum.k. 11101..4 late a mailer of hoar-X. Barton. Ilrmoturb .tmet toot Itaguseadaquart. W..a woe mann aelusor-A. 11110.. h. eareelatreat. Tottersaure prigsr alai-road, baker-W. Saloom Ittueellotrott.llll..... late a cab yr. DICLARALTIOSB OF DIFIDINDII. JOON 011.11•11. Umtata% aamar—lat r.5d...1 a as. ad. Mkt 5, scut any ladmaseat tucalay, at b Idsolocalt.• Naas if {War HALM.. (kMigkllML4lTdeielrd Orlin H mlialtaele .er WI Arad at I. May I, marl say mstwarai Taub& as 14 i d01...'.. ..}balochallArest. _ IRAS, IitILAZiTLS•ILOAL Pakeyrow N. gr-read, tratchmee.. la die yed of 3.. St. Kay 0, ant ray mamma Tuesday. M Ilmalmalletread. harrrigotiar laisimata, Tackeshmiik Ireider—la Media* imt. Mat R. aed any mbaremai Sunday. at Kleholatara. hall ,r MULLS Suntan St am, Janis Ream. sod D•A ILL BALLSOLVE K.W. 16411.11.1. Leartardareet, merchattla—lt disliked of Ix M. Mat a. sod ul a:m.lmM Tama', al IVleholame. itrtm. LOIN? DIMILAIL um., and WALLAS ALA. 11131 AL 6.1 J so VAIL- HolliMOholn , .. Wonted ripnuies-4.h divelead of II WI, any PrMan.al. Moat Lad. Imam. Halal'. Kaman 111o:cilia% e ningo't • a:eat—Tod di.. Mod of lid., way Theraday m . a INS. DISMISS/. Way 22. V Maud. Itlan • 1,3 1,1 11.4 k, cable. roaker—May IL Manse Illehataat Many. baler—May II IL K. Vont. and A. Rah', Ftrichiwe tram. fay, Warne. broken—May 23. J. lathe las othallanct. City. deafer 64 Preach china—May 23 T. Coma). Kimgesse. RomatereiL earar—May M. T. Road wraca- Mdloltio. Ciii i i . mgcbant —Mat It J. le. nine au , Itichinoad. Semen 6. C12 1 . " ?.. Ft Itho. Illky . C B' n'or W lM K' re 4 , Tit o a . gtrit.L3lay H. Man, near. TOTAL/Alt. ALLAALA—MAY twin tired, Kat y, V ott.ho a, amitapler— May Lt. R. Klog. Kane Loramb, laminae. rune Kaye). U. Fent,. llortury. Voltaire. wormed fanner—Slay til W. 11. gal. tnimparate made, Leamder. Oat Nokar—May at U. 1 booms, tolohr sue, line Ir 11111, lloweouthddre —Mn; 21. H. KN., Oil Med..., Wiltshire, aramr—Ma St T. W. Jams,Cog leder. Uhanorgaush re. rile uowebant—Kay 24. W. IL Jos. trboolo.tuaka. CIRTIVICATES to li warded. holt. son be Maya to Saa MAWS Liu ""4 I,l`"%tti Bond treat N. ll:l 3 lA ir. H. , T l ande , r . r oa , nl ; . 7 n, im dilerc t. lahrotrost. 4" ttVrle j. T f ec a n aT!.. 73 J 3 ..11: —June 1 O. E. Snow. Bath, t , lputller—May M. J. M Lam... Iron liduater—May -S. T. IWO.. larn. .0.1, Ai; limilitt—Mar J. Wnigkesorth, Telaturt. PARTNERSHIPS DIMIOLVID. W. 11.1111 ma. W. H. Told.. J- SVC. M 0.., and A. W. Souhatraptos Ilinapgh re. bream... tarn Hard. aod J. lthaut—W. md W. H. Tohla. touthamoton atd Mirky. lianusiblre, brean—W. Wel S hand T. H. itos.a.;l, man Ikmeetreet, Wt.— 11. Smith sad a Srkla tam storm's—W. Remo. C. Knorkm.W. Kmackty, awl E. Scow:4 Pone of 1 cm. (Ems.ater.hae, NetUctoo and J. Stook. busk, towlibt, 1 toNdifre. p.m hiom mammy— P. Garton aad a. Cram, News., Lia cardiac, be... foun. Sterro , oa ittel J. Hord. Cltyroad. earth...an Joann—F. I. IN LC. Nora. nod nod R. F. lanmst. rearyetreet. Clamant Dana, att." eye ea far gra regards L. C. Myra —J. Fortecto,W.n. P sou and J. can., K - p t, Jamaica—N. ant Lon .hoe. Almandrts. k r -pt. and Mancbeder, icy 1..1. agent.— W. 11. 'ANN.' and J. W. Amatood. Ripley, Derby.. ...ration.— W. Ila aud J. I I Lauclesn, Kin. eon *rue. Ha I, maegiacturerg of food for D i or sa. and ont o -1.. !aortae. SW J. Rasta, Emlatimp, City, dealers In heeler. Null—lL Traake, T. Cl ag, P. Iseraisod,a. I. Isherwood, Liverpool, oho:wade chernista —T..I. Mien and U. T. Wet, Luirionolt, ruff**. gyp eland Jumetti Roan I. Botta., awl James RuNnem, Brat ford, V./Ml .Bln, wormed manufacturtrs—W. and J. 0ty.1.1. IMey, Oxford. shirt and Ult.. coal marchorit•—J. Lock • W. lienth. Mak Orundy and D. I. att. Prat.. 1....b1r0, ma-hing makin—W. K. habolaon and R. T. Ifterriekl. Saran ups's-Tryst. ottiagbangmblre. Ironfounden-0. 0 Horton and I. Horne.. Lake and 11 rank.. Llory.hire, [norm—J. Ilactet nod J. IN , Air. Roe. Raga. 64-11. W t od sad IL Wood, Ilakt:LllL LTOLLIL SCOTCH SLQIIIIST[ILTIOSS. A ir x mints Mum. Dmdes. amt. May , U.S It Hp{ Ps 00maa amt Donor, Ediabamb. .hobos]. staliaters. May 8. at Oma mad Kiel Agle rooa.._. Pllaburgb. Amtrara L wag aad Eoyetr., aoWa amtakammen, Say is at Dolmas and Lyon Divato C tt. Amolr. and Woodside, Netball.% Isakerim. WWI. a. tho Pamir. a Library. Penh. Jolla Tram !CIL Pr Pa figabar. May 3, at the PATILILA llall , Olastos. I AN ADVENTURE IN A DRAW-WELL.---A shoat dietance beyond Brandling-place, and near to the Moor Edge, is a draw-well, about thirty-five feet deep, three het ell inches in diameter, with water to within about eight feet of the top. On Sunday looming last a hat was found near the epee, and certain finger tunas on the sides o f the well indi cated that a stnaggle for life and death had very recently taken place. At first it was whispered that a man had bean drowned in the old well, and eventually a vogue rumour to that effect reaehol the Prudhoe-street pulice-station. Legg poles and grappling irons were in immediate requisition, beil after some hours' labour, the search was given up as hopm leas, and the by . ..tandem slowly and sorrowfully returned to their homes. And thus the matter rested, mail a pitman belonging to Goeforth-row named William Crav en , h av i ng heard that an unclaimed tint was lying at the etation-house mane and identified it sa his property. lie paid that en Saturday evening he wee going home over the Moor intotie rated, in company with some of his neighb o urs, and having quaraelled with them, he returned towards the town. He remembered sorbing after that but having ',buoyed very suddenly overhead into a deep hole full of woer. On mining to the surface be worked himself clear of the water by means of his feet and shoulders, and whilst in this posatien ho stated he fell adorn several times, but awoke on finding himself Flipping down again. How he got into the well— how long he remained in the vellum, situation in which he stated himself to have been placed—and how be got rut again, he was totally unable to remember, but this he dfil recollect, that he went over to Gateshead to rumors of bin friends, wet, cold, and hungry, and minus his hat, at, sod two waistemage.—Xe treasfle Cloweirle. APOTHECARIES' HALL—A microscopical eonscr sazione was held on Wednesday last, at thin institution. The variesus moms thrown open foe the occasion displayed fine collection of natural and scientific curbeities. There was, of course, a splendid array of microaropes of various rowers, with • variety of other optical instruntente, which attracted much attention throughout the evening. The new binocular microscope, arranged somewhat on the MOTOOACopiO yrinciple, and which entirely removes the forst difficulties previously renting In the microsoope wee not, h o w ever , exhibited. The selection of object. shown under the different micreocopes woe of the most curious and interesting cheracter. The peculiar sail manellous construction of many of the lowest orders of marine and fresh-water anitoolculm were displayed in different group"; and in the vegetable kingdom the Internal structure of anima plants and ...reeds mist admirably shown. Lowe-coloured drawing" hung round the walls gave the result of micros.. pied examination of an immense variety of natural objects., both animate and Inanimate. These excited muds interest. ' sad was closely scrutinised by those emonget the visitors who seek to anal se and study Nature in its MOM minute and secret details. A very beautiful apperahus was exhibited for the pupae of 'showing the passage of the fn,lur ed current from a small coil machine between two conduct°rs placed in an exhausted glass cylinder, about forty inch e s apert. While the vacuum was maintrined the current fiowrd m a bright violet IRTeIIM of exceeding beauty, though the distance be tween the conductors was sometimes enlarged to nearly few feet. Throughout the evening the rooms were crowded with • very dietingniahed company, which included some of the leading scientific practitioners of the metropolis. I,Tolla AND MEDITERRANEAN RAILWAY. —At L meeting of the shareholder. of the Paris and Lyons Rail- Way, jut held, a dividend for 1146 Rif. per chart, was de elatod ; sad the amalgamation formed with the Meditetra neon Railway Company approved of. As a mon of 37f, file. per share has been already distributed, the remaining 4fif 10c. will be paid on and after the Ist of July next. I I . I