The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-19 00:00:00

SPORTING. THE DERBY. TO TIT IDITOI 01 THII =PAUL SIII,—FAZZOLEITO (by Orlando, out of Ocittron) las bete made a greet fav-write sine* his easy v:ctory for theTweThossand, and be is well deserving of the conadence of his patinas. The stable have gat on at • long figg , O, not ca'calating the many times be was quoted at 20 to 1 last summer. He won his only raes so easily that be gives pro miee, when fully prepared, of proving a winner very often over a level courses, each as York and Doncaster, when his long stride will be a grunt help to him. The Darby Course is avowed by his enemies to be just such a one u to break s horse of his make down; Mat they will act like their position if he c in only get safe round the Corner, as be will be ore of the advanced gourd at the finish to a certainty. His owner wont(' be proud to carry off the trophy; and it is rather a strange circumstance that be his never wcn saber the Derby or St. Leger, notwithstanding the numerous first use heroes he h u been in possession of, and he has only boss seeeeeeful once far the Two Thousand Guineas (Fano. lett* being the first wiener ender his name), and once for the Oa►s. Fir-sr NIOHT (oy Flying Bantams, out of the Flapper) km seen more ups and downs than any tther bores ia the rte., and • brief history c f his •Uistitedee welt intereitiog. 02erations commenced in hit behalf &latest as won as the ,c'eo of the about "Wild D wins !" had died away, very little money gulag on him at any plies over 20 to 1. Ilia owner detoimining to tend WS to Ast.t, when his wincing was booked a certainty, there was a regular " Butler rush " by bit stable to get oa at even that figure, and when he was men at Ascot 15 to 1 was the highest offer before he woo; while atterwer is, he having I beaten Bird in -Head, Yolmoedie (lotth of them in prime I MU* filer). sully, the odds were reduced to 10 to 1 (in the heat of the moment 8 to,l was tnkeo), that price being taken greedily. He had not held that position, how ever, many weeks before he was bowled over by Mary Copp and Polmoodie at Goodwood, after 6 to 4 was laid on him, and he was driven back to 20 to 1, bat Roe out of the market, as be was oily beaten as soma' of the ground bong too sticky for his peculiar tut*. All this while, it most be borne in mind, Fan .letto had beta vesy quietly eapported at 20 to I. He was soon, however, (mins for his Slip and at the York August Meeting, when be beat Manganese and several others for the Coartiviel,we fiad him at the old igere-10 to l. He has not appeared in public Mime, it h swing been discovered jut before the Two Thou mad Guinea, that he was not able to ran; bat the stable bad a lento coach horse called Fanoletto, whom they started jut to have a repnsentatin, and (owing to the extreme inferiority of the field, I *appose I must say), be won almost in • easter. Now, the grand diffleulty is to distort, the reason of Ply.by.Negbt's absent,. I don't doubt I'm one moment that hs did &nosily meet with an amident; but I very mush question wheth:r he was not as capable of num*/ for the Two Toonsind Guineas as he is now for the Derby. There are many good judges vein maintain that Fazzolottele beating him at a male wst the moo of his going ; and, allowing that, the orly question that remains to be decided N whether Fua ditto can beat him at • mile and • half, as they are loth to rat to win. Both hones will In IN the vicinity of Epsom by the time this is in print, and • light might roes'biy be thrown on the subject i• the cone, of two or three day., and the best of the too is very likely to be made the first favourite. This I can say, that a very Miner party are backing Fly-by-Night who had laid against Lm on the first alarm; hie trainer is very fond, and his owner will nand by him to the last. ILLUMINATOR (by Melbourne, oat of Stutrise), is ono or those wbo may be started for the off-hancs ; bat his owner night so well save tbe 25 sows., as his @hones is ~ty ler from belrg a 'col Oise. Laawrirotore (by Pangh.a•Ballegh, dam by Paatalon) Ins sot gina us a taste of hie quality yet this mama ; but ea he I. now the progeny of T. Parr, be will aot be allowed keg to roman He pert ma'am' ban net been nor* thas moderate, his beating Stork at Egham last Angst being the result of a bad start, wherein he had several kWh' the best of it. T. Pan le very liksly to make a werybeefal horse of him; bat he has hardly had him time istough to make him • snood Faambez. We an very likely to hew of Min la some of the peat handicap. HR. VILIDANT Gunn (by Footstool, out of Rttedyeiss) is one of those dark mysteriu whoa the vulvas ere not allowed to feast their eyes on. He has long been a favourite with the t hnits at Newmarket, who back him putty heavily on tha strength of his trainer's recommeadation—nothing else—sa very few have bees able to see his gallop. There are plenty of gcod trial horses la hie stable ; bat I woald leash rather us the tbiag demo sore openly. sad I shell met sato! myself seder his buses silos I an actually farad to it on his arrival at Epsom. KIIIIINGTOSI (by Chatham: eat of Hanistta) is oily ismosad-class hors*, mad the rums few his Wag basked so often is a mystery, as his party maks .o mast of it that he is of very little use to Prises, who, I have heard, can give kiss 7lb sad a beating. He was bates after a good rasa by Tilly aad Tag a' War at Chelmsford last July, and at Gudwcol he Nat °Manilas and Smack very sully. Pena WILLINS (by Flying Dutchman, out of Hurdle, Scheel Mks) WIS one of the first horses basked ; and up to the thus of his defeat by Tyre at Newmarket last autumn, la use well supported by his stable. I have previorwly Mated t►at be is not likely to be in gnat requisition, u he is not the hone of the stable; bat even if he were. he should mot ha favoured by me, as he has net improved sufficiently ▪ his last year's form is get through a Darby. He was •and to be far bellied Tepee at the Chester Cep weights, me that Yellow Jack sinews to held him safe. I say a ap poses," because half a dogma coats of the kind haws beam tuned topsy-turvy within • 'kWh. POLIIOO.II (by Melbourne, oat of Burlesque) war a eapital performer at two years, hav;ng beatiss Pitspa`, Wesdaring %Lie, Porto Rose, Queen's Head, Hasgeseev, Ply-byllight, West Langton Cave, Brother to Bird-on. tb•Ming, Mt, at diff.reat times, mad he has been backed to win a large rem by his owner; bat that Essay may be mid to he lost, as he has wintered very badly, mad Is sot able to rue a silo with safety—a breek•dows being feared. His owner has bees most unfortunate is his pardon if Derby horses, the 11.iver sot eves being fit to start, sad he is sot likely to ga isice o oat of Polsseodie at learnt for some months. He made evecures to Lori John Best for the purpose of portbuiss Ceariobir, bat did not succved, I abasid sq. He is backing his, bowever, very heavily, gad primp. be may be more tensest. boding other "ssi.ss pro; .sty that he is his own. Pon° Rice by Orlando, oat of litvalit's dam) cos, latedy sealed the la,pos of hie Derby backers la the Two Tbossand Guinea,. Be bad bon bigbly triad, sad was ballad by bra own*, and (shads so though tho nos bad Ism oar; but he dowiesed *boa for the third tau, sad it M lea( beton they toast Ma will lair army sgsl It moan otraago that *boy amid meat ia braiding fan Ilia slink, as gabs *soya or . Isom was last through Ottani** (kis fall brakes) Jasper. Punta b Morey Mosattli - ;set of Osomian'e dem) has imbed Beat steady support it the market for many meths, not eats Pain way. After Visotosat's perform sus 54 York sad Chester, hie friends mowed that the Derby Or 011111 bet limy mut sot rue away with the im perials that rusting Elliegtos to • length was • feed peeforranee, as if they take a He• through E4d Is Head , they will and that E I upon should have bus aear:y Iset it the Two Thoesud Geitits bad he eta it ; tad, cioasetteally, that Vissetat is tot widths 14th.. of Pan lotto; end, to win the Derby, Prince ought to give the Vitt lett abut 201 b. Lot am well weigh 'hue small matter, before they talk of the Derby being one, tad if they sea lives eons to • sat:decory conclasiot, it will he a asset diffi:slt matter ti fled his eqsal. I do so: like the Ides of Nati:trot being se often quted with him ; the Wetly', the latter was bashed was at 33 to 1, Pukes Wing that at 26 to I ; bet if he cannot give Newby/tea more puede and beat teas that he is potato before hiss is the market, his party kad hitter kedge while they cu. I do not meta to throw Plisse overboard ; hat I em always cautioas whet a race is booked • "certainly." Ido tot doubt the jedgeient of say one cossetted with him for oat moment, as they hue played sad bum smug the faction. able stall,. in their palmy days, and I should be gratified to see this", take a tars with thew Puca Powpay, oat of Pepageso's dans) ism lino the market v ry suddenly a few weeks dare, and was lathed to via a:se•b.r like 60,0004 , bat witioat seisiai a abort pip to be pat apiast bu sane, which I suppose was the only objeet of h e Whig istrodiseed. Ile it trained by W. Trees, at Marb:nasb , sad bis perforaisisete bare bees as bed that lea set forbear eavitioateg then. At Shrews bury, loot May, i■ a B , ld of twelve, tie could e.ly pt third pleas, Tilly sad Boakliffe boating bles by tbree lerigtho, and nothing beteg bailed blos worth 'pakten of. At Clielttabou be was bastes by Libellist by half a Worth, slfsidt nimbi lER to a Inge. He has not appeared this mum, despite t►e tempting weights he obtained in the spring headings—bet. 51b. for the Northunptonaltire, end 4w 10/b. at Ctiestor ; and if his put, have let sph rhesus slip merely bantam he was too pod, they are to be pitied. I shall elm) this article on Thunday neat, and on the Monday following shall give a full list of the meeting. Saturday. METEOR. I 1 TATTERSALL'S-SATURDAY. Although notice was gives that the room would be opened this atterncon for the despatch of blunter, the attendance WWI not Isomerism, ncr wee much progress mile in the aettlenstent of the Shrewsbury and Matelots? amuses. At intervals some Derby belt og took place, Mat there was a remarkable lack of spirit: the proceedings, however, wets sot altogether devoid of interest. . The iirtaeipid b.ts were:-600 tt 200 opt Wentworth, taken; 1200 to 200 apt Fasulette, tetra; 1200 to 100 Not Flt-by-atgbt, takan and offered ; 5000 to 260 apt Van. dtronson, talc. ; sabarquectiv 750 to 30 was laid. Atte°. 1 was was us *one demand at 1000 to 10; towards the clots 1000 to 15 was taker. 400 to 100 was booked throe or four times about Seett's l*t." The qutatione at tlic omission of Meilen were u fol laws DP.IBT. 4to 2 egg Wentworth (U — l7 to 1 eget The Prises (t) 6to 1 Fasaoletto(t) SO to 1 Tee Coroner 6to 1 Cannolge (t 7 25 to 1 Vanderrentla 01 to I) 1000 to 20 Barb Irina colt (t lit to 1 Artilery N) 1000 to IS Satrologus It) 100 to 8 Ply by Night (t) 1040 to It British Lion (t) lc to 1 Yellow Jul 500 to 4 Pretty Boy (t) 1040 to 60 Bogsrthorpe it IT 4to 1 ticott's lot (t) 00 to 10 was kited .m the follow:Jag tweet y :—Westwort la, Fano. letto, Gambia, Artillery, Ply-by-Night, Yellow Jock, Rogetthorpe, Prince, Coroner Wt. Verdant Greve, V. dermalin, Bird-in-hand, New instal. liangton, Sugarplum, Leamington, Barbarism colt, Peter Wales, Porto Mos, and Br.tioh Lion. PROGRAMME OF BATE AND SOMERSET COUNTY RACES—TO MIXT. Tna Lawaxivnis drama (liandiap) of 3 ante each. with 40 added: for 3.yt•olda and upward/. The visual of any handicap after the vt , leits were pubitsbad e to carry Mb; and of any two, 71b extra. One mile. (t 7 aubs4 . . —, Asie et lb Age t I New Orfila= 6 8 7 17087'114sta ........... 1 Nettles 4 3 6 Freckle 6w Sow. ?mead • 3 3 Penelope 5 Cleroi 2 ~,_.. 4 II I* ern ghee Banks CNN —...."" 4 • 0 C6tBl 4 limn - ... —... II / IS Vas te 5itaki.4..=7...... 4 710 Curios . ...._...» i Iteceribe ............... 4 7 S 11reec0.......... " ''''' 3 ... Beim —.,.„ 4 __ 7 4 1 aka, with is airke, !ref-ye-aide; °Wm, Ms 10Ib, Slam NM play" fat 710; saarlai Was or mom allowed Mb, bet an* Me airirssm ussmi Wm to asas stake. T.T.e., balla MIN ($77 Ma) TM •by Mr Tian Sy km by Mayllas—law at Casbmws—illms Mk •by Orlando-71444 liskipWa. iseett, Char* TM Madera Power (Mb), Men Orris' IL (246),• byngiatea—lneet'a dam, narembeL • Lge ib ftxhin f by Westbarbit —Ham Systrati husis. • Fames (31b), Steamily MM. TM moor (11111 3 < im amasr (31brt — Oes, Graeae Qum (1416,41m*. Amnird ( Temiesars, e by Nara —Pludi Mb), MIN GONE el O. Wen. (111bL beentans (310, Alorteita, Trieeimer (11b). f by Prelim the Inett—lme (alb), by Nammert—slater to LI .idty (1114. Tea Etarratai. Ores.. of la am% milk with 1031. added, for 3-yr. olds; Gotta, OM 1016; One sod Odin; Set 71b. Voided bases or mares allowed 31b. lb. sawed Maas to saws 116 stabs. Or wile and a halt. (41 anbei ne rateen 's =leele Ws. • Ilawassos, Coop de Male, ele to Worlestag WM% Tort ``,lib), Meretary (31b). (0.1, Nees* (nb), • by Mambas — Moore. Crimes (310), MON lieribeter, Weeew, Alberd, DO , Mambas — Tin.. by TM Dubbows —Tarim lags ;Mb), b • by The Wet air Dee Ma NW el tine 1164 Wassearado. Vlatorla, sigma pfat , maatirierialb), Db ir (iak kg. OM. •In nma-arsr. dm. sor.K °armor. swat b 7 by 1331. basass—Clasay4=3 sash 0a by 711swpott— (310), lady Cassessm Lady Ins leassee Imeneef 3 sem sesh. Met M. sad; Tat kb; Meg, lm Mt 9at ; skirl ar k ll2 . llb mar i = gablisp Mimi lb; the winner ttabs add ; Ammer It Is Mail lon km Own rowed. Mow lbs maim Mira Two Mummisozas Mama at 13 sem lack II f 3, Mid I 1113 V diabrol. wbb Maid; tbs asscal bans is nein MI, NM Ms Mimi bans to mom 1173 NM& TM mire et Mwaspllm. wet liartbms. Illowmana. sr Maw Cm ilamalaam Worry llb mem sad ofernme atm) mob Maim 14Ib mire; awl as. ethic vier 01 a here/mg at the Tar a 1001. awl mama 01k M. were w mbilabad goy 3 .) lb sans. Two mllm mad flamer. (7r= 60 of ines mom. amb Age st lb Aga i lb Alonso a 6 7 Diego .„ 3 Claims (hien kb extra) 3 3 letsbiatlwa • Pool. • Mashes e 7 3 OsasePasba 3 Veteran ona Act (ise.l4lb ea.) I 7 1 Napo'eon the Third ... 3 Neoptoirmas 4 e 7 WOOOOOO3 Toper ..... e d 3 lierseed PLATS (B ears atter the welshes ere . &bunt a sills etch ball, (2 o!301. The slow at say bandi- Ito carry bar sotto. ash mod, - Asa et lb raerow Quumpegas...... .... & 6 4 Malmo .. 6 7 b Sit IL 714atbard -.. • 7 4038 7 4 7 0 neat= 6) a 6 13 1 Old a 6 13 Wm 21 8 64 4 6 10 lialsdbay 4 6.18415 t 4 6 3 Enema, 4 6 3 , et lb Freckle Diatu " 4 I blue Beek , Maid Map (la. Ilbottra).— I Elbygp Log Cbb.. ...... Cleopatra $ Com-bleak lkae Taverna .... 3 Parszrotanni eon. anois - , - ;lik►ii..) . addrd: two-yr aids, eat 9111: tam, lat Ilwar : kaa dye and upwards. 9.4 nib; maw and rkilnlak Rams Is bo sdi for 0 Or. allowed 310; far 134.1., nib; MIN I 144; far eel., 3ltb; for SOL, &Lb. Ow skin'. Clam Ur swift beim main. Ton Dwain* ioaaa HANDSCA; of 1001. (eOl by O. W. Blethway‘ lord of the blamer. and 00$. by the committee). The wiener rd the loony Ilb extra. and the Irina'd of any other bodies% Air Oup weights were pubtl•bcd. 31b extra. To start at alt Mame sit era go twee round. (93 subs.) Ag• et lb Age et lb Denbo 1.44 . 4649444(7...... 4S 4 I weetageeter 47 0 • 4 ____.„ _ i'• — •9l4 ...,.... .... • 2B I Diana .. ..::: ::::. i . o Now Belgites ...-- 6 0 2 Freckle —.. 4 10 Natliaa 6 B 2 Napoleon UM Third ... $ 9 BO E. Treinhat:4 .—.. • 4 0 Omer Pada $ 7 Noisy ...4 7 11 Diego —..—..... ...... 2 I Border Cblet —........ 4 7 11 Via Ey* ...„--.. S 0 Ranee .. —.—. 6 7 9 Curious ....—........... 2 0 Obl R0w1ey.............. a 77 1 Strom I • $ aadooy .. •....•..„ „.. „„_. l 7 7 ....... 4 7 7 Bul.bal 9 111 Brinklow A Coco Car, tbe gift of Lord William Poole% ild mot ID. Tan Worm TAX of 10 sm. each, with 50 son. dried: kw 3.• molds; Gotta, 80. Ill; fillies sod Ketchup, blt 411 e. T • prodoo• of solzked home or nom allowed Sib ;LI bats. (lb. The winner of say ow • steam of Mona v Aloe, before Mort*. to sony Alb Mr% 'LTA. Inf.& helf one. (411sebs.)—The Vldi4 •67 84 T e nts Alrellah•lkeell (Mb), The net., Chmteie. e b Pjwhes the lesselek M lago—Zemleg eter. DM" trat2! it •by 11pIns—ibeWe dam e lefs—Stemp. be e W !ohs. The Derr SW), Mabooltbars. Wash Tommy (SW), b• by mcit—Dilhie Mb), UMW/ (3 Oh 01.0111108 (ham), TM &Barr arm Mk BE7 (SID), Mail. Arms (14), ?ewe% Mabel = am See t e lbj at Tlut kora Wet Mb), door to Deti. Mb), Iletttlartte, La, Ime. 0•5..% emu of the West f by Cothentose —Catalpa Mb). •y limbelese—Celomblbe. h 5 kayo Wild Steswberry fby Orteede—The Wpm b f Pyrrhus ileo Pint—loos. ABM (Lb), The Ammer gbh bonobel. Modems Clievot (7lb). To dasewseame Haman. et 10 awes. sail. II ft, wide 20 added; goatlesea dams; *Age lito mitre. The *ewes at ads baadicao (11 atter des waled, wee published to catty 711 sada. Oace towed. ad.) Age et lb Age st lb Plesaina da) • II 7 0/ dowstrtas oat et Fatalist .. esaabay ....= 4 1014 Gold6lll Asthruift ...... 4 10 10 j Vilna... 3 9 7 TOpry ..«.....»..... .... 6 10 4 'Pie Oars naliantAP 414 ems.. er6. 8 A Idek Ai Wed TM do enemilimb &pude rod upwards. The view et Amur. 1 addlee Skim At le MN ft arty lOdo dun. mil As M Or ow et ray eau keellup of MO res. uku dedialbg Am wlreeee ow stake) Seam Mb i Mawr nese web brellipp. Meads Odle mead, skeet am WY sal aMA IN IMO be le be Admit at tbe Cade gdel I" 6 AAA As weeks ban nuulag. Tyre . 1 " 4. alb Aga (la. 616 extra) ... $ I 1 Cballuir Bay ............ 4 is g=t4• ..... -...... 8 1 AAA ea) I Omar Pada ----. 3 Burl As flowei -- 6 rub= ... --........ 3 6WANA..................- 4 LAO* .. ''. ............. a Wad. ....--..... I Jame Mon_ ............ 3 bums - 4 Lard Veneeadreeer .„ 3 Rembellt —....- $ I Wads —___ 3 Them —.-...-.... 6 Myhtlew ._ 3 neer .....-........-- S •by Th e Llbocza Dm Il= -.....-. 4 Abe „ Bezia• _«»S Oast-,1•Ik Rue 3 1 TN 0= ..-.....- 4 1 Canna ......... ay Tay aseleek se 324., tameon; 2-7 r olds, ?at; three, SO ,l, lb • Iwo, Lt ma; As se4 upeerda let db. mum sad Addles' allowed Jib; beam sebe mid Az . Al,, slloyel 31. ; Ilir Mi., 41b.; for 1001., ICA ; be Set. MA; he Mt, Idtb. ; for 818, 8 lb. &Wald bad. L4-Ora lie euelly Akin nudely. Mr laidel Tub We MIN Ole bah walks. kr I °edge, as Wed. = i ter og lo: o 7 : l6. WA, at Cldpiesida, Salado% Erdcot, Ike ad.% tee As Lamm Memlue% Pia., Dyrbeas Puk, aid IhMsasila Ikaldage. eta deridel 44 lkodid snob iki tbe 1313. HES KAJZSIVI3 THSATRE.—Mb• following maw lump the penes/ of fubi w who b roamed the theatre es Saterday nosing :—The Hoehn, bloetro.•, tbe Heehaws of WelUsgtee, the Deka of Clyneload, Lady Somerset,' Lady Peel. Ledy Lyedbarst, Coasts's of Harringtea, Lord and Lady Lama, Lady itahhurahara, Coaatess of Oleo. gall, Lady B. Clifford, Lord Ward, the Eul of Maimmbary, the Zvi of Westmorland, Earl of Ca-diaaa, lewd Berg harsh, Vieeettot Caaterhstr, Lori Exmouth, Lord Ceeil Forester, Lord Grey de Wilton, bad, Emily Hiaganate, Sari and Colosimo Liebfleln, W -iur Harbord, Lady Depplin, Lady Flower, Lord Dundooald, Lord H. Thy..., Lord mid Lady Methuen, Com:vets Bellow, Lord (toady% Lord Hopetoun, Lad Glasgow, Lord Chelsea, Lady Nickels,. and yarq. Luy Falser, Lady Il.Fiplane, Lord de Tabley, Sir Matthsw sad Lady Wyatt, Sir Aug..!.. sod Lady Ctifford, the Ho.. Mos Wyedhata, Mr. sad Lady Jame Resew, Lady sad Mws Woodford, Mr. and Mn. Ts dor, Mr. and Mrs. Costa, Sir Jobs Lowther. Sart., Sir JAR Campbell, But, Colons! Hopg, Mr. C. J. Palmer end Mrs. J. Polmsr, Captain Wpadhasa, Mrs. Stuart, Coptsin Bascom Mr/. CISTer), Sir 11 tau ssd Lady Barrett la [l ▪ , Colossi! sad Mr*. Loekler Freesias, Sir H. Webb, But., Boy William Ball, Mrs. Huai:tau Story, Colonel Wade, Colton! Sykes, Colonel Ellie*, Sir P. entity, Mr. M.Less, M.P., Colossi Prudent , Colonel Croft, Colossi White, Sir W. Maley, Rosa. Mrs. Fortress', Sir H. Fleteker, Mrs. Bolt, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Rolwts, Caplan' Fremantle. Hos. Captain Berea' .rd, Mr. A. Aredeekao, Captain Butler, Captain Erskine, Mrs. Joseph Betoley, Meier Peel., Captain Wynne, Captain Hamilton, Ho'. Mn. Fans, Mr. Hobert de Bergh, Orient Jwwie , Colonel Pe/dew, Captain Dasant, THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1856. Raiz * NIITROPOLJTAN COUNTY COURTS. *t days appointed far the present week. W as Marties.lase.—Tossday, May T 0; Wednesday, 21. Tbersky, ; Friday, W. 11411111111111111; POrd.l6lo4l.—Wederday, May 21 ; Timiredsy, 22; emu. FL Cidassirwahn„ Deasad.rwrass.-31andsy, Kay 19; Tuesday, 30; Wsieuday, Ps fig. linessrax, —llaulay, Mary 19. 11smansaya- 0 = 4", : 46 1. msd. y, May 19; Tharadsy, a. P al =o4side-Taildsr. Way 10. WErsawn. Odismayl May . 10 Watmoday, 111. divrawasi, addadisselh Ilsafty. W, 1. Wawa. Caustertedl Ilsy 29 ; Wednesday, II ; 'Thursday, W. WANDOIRII4III. Soutbairset.-11wraday, Way 11. Cmr ay Loma, Gaildhall.baildimp.—llsaday, May 19; Webs& day, fl; Tatualsy, n; Friday, CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TRIAL OF WILLIAM PALMER. FOURTH DAY. (Continued fro® Saturday's Raprou.) Mr. S. ffolly, surgeon to St. Thomas's Huspital,azambsed by Mr. Wel•by—l have bees lecturer and surgeon at the hospital for twenty- igbt year, and have witnessed a greet many cues of tetanus, sad six have been under my own i care. All the cues were traumatic except one, which was doubtful, from the slight nature of the wosad sad ethi r circumstances. In this cue the symptoms developed themselves more slowly, and were generally milder. I do net remember any use that terminated is a shorter period than thirty hours. The symptoms described in the case of Mr. Cook differ materially from every case of tetanus in which I have bees commend. la came of te tanus there is always • peculiar expression of the othatee ninth which cannot be mistaken. It is a sort of grin which, when once seen, can never be mistaken There is also the pecialierity is Mr. Cook's ease, that after the violent paroxysm of the Monday tight oa the follow's, day he was free from discomft.rt. This occurs is the case of ordinary tetanus, in which, when once the symptoms commence, they go on increasing in intensity until death takes place. I am oleo of opiates that the symptoms described were sot traosabth either to spoplesy or epilepsy, or asp disease that I have ever witnessed. Crowe:mined by Berjeast Slate—The pea I have de scribed Is not that usually esperienced in cases where • patient suffers from convulsions. All epileptic attacks are set accompanied by an otter want of conseiounaesa. Death from tetanus accompanied by convulsions does not leave say Ince, but in MK* of epilepsy seeonapanied by tetanus, when death enema, thole is gemally a alight congestion of the brain. thk case I do not consider there were any indications of the existence of epilepsy Dr. Henry Les examined by Mr. Bodkin—l am surgeon to King's College and the Lock Hospital,. I bays bad • great deal of szperienee in syphilitic diseases. The rest of this witness's testimony was to the effect that b• bad never known • dise•ss of this description terminate in tetanus. By the Lord Chief Janice-1 have n seen or read of each a eme, but I Imes heard clone. . . _ Dr. Bobt. Corbett, • physician practising at Glasgow, said that in September, 1845, he was medical clerk at the Glas gow Hotrods). At that time there was a patient in the hos pital named Agues Sennett. She died in September of that year, end it was understood thot she had been poisoned by wrychaine. Witness saw her while she was under the In fluence of the plum. She wee perfectly well the day be foe.. Witness saw her in bed. There was • strong rune- , tion of the mon th , the face was mush utilised sad red, the ' pupils of the eyes dilated, the head was bent back, the spine curved, and all the muscles were rigid and bard like a bone.' The arms were stretched out and the hands clutched, and ,mere paroxysms occurred every few seconds. She died' about as hour and a quarter after she was first attacked. It wee afterwards aseertathed that she had taken some sti7ehnia pills that had been nude up for a paralytic patient. There was • quarter of a grain la each pill, and the patient had swallowed all the three. They were to have bees token see sash sight by the patient for whom they emu papered. Dr. Waters examined by the Attorney-Gentral—l am the of the physicians of the Glasgow Infirmary. I remember the use referred to by the last witness. I was soiled in about a quarter of an hour after ate was taken ill. I found her entirely thseimadons—her arms were stretched out and rigid, sad the swam of the body were also rigid. Her feet ' end legs with eke rigid. The paroxysm ceased, and another came on almost immediately, and they eciatinned wail her death, whist' tusk plus about boll en hoar afterwards. She wag perfectly setheless ad the time. I examined the body after death, end thud the heart perfectly stiff, and the cavities empty. Dr. fusee Padesen examined by Mr. Welaby—ln 1846 I was engaged at the Glasgow Dispensary, and I remember • preseripuon being dispensed for a parelytle patient. The medisiae was in the form of pills, and contained strychnine. There was one grain in the four pills. By Seeleast Slue—This is the customary way is which strychnine is admfaistered. Mary Holly, • patient in the infirmary at the time in emotive, prised that the bad to attend upon the paralytic patients. The woman Sennett was suffering from sore head. Oa the afternoon of the day she died, witness was engaged ia doing something for the paralytic patient. There wee . tux of pits by the aide of the bed, and she took one of them as eh* was ordered, and she then handed the box to the woman Sennett and the swallowed two of the pills. She then went to sit by the ward fire, and in abut three quarters of en hoar she was taken ill. The first thing that teak place was her falling on the floor, and witness thee went for the doctor, and she was put to bed. She was jwt like a poker, and could not move, and it was net sssss y to cut her clothes o ff her, and eke never spoke after she fell to the ground. Ceraline Hixon, examined by Mr. James—la 1848 I was is the envies of Mr. S-rgetuon Smith, at Basingstoke. The family at this time wen residing at Romney. tire. Smith was unwell In October, 1918, aid • prescription bad been seat to a druggist named Josses to make up, and I remember the medicine being brought bark. It was a mixture in a bittle, and I saw my mistress take it. She took about hall a wise glue fall about tea minutes past 7in the morning. I left the room, and is about five or ten minutes I was alarmed by the ringing of the bell, and when I went into my mistreses room, I saw her leaning upon a chair. and I thought she had fainted, sad she then appeared to suffer from what I thought to be spume. I seat for Mr. Taylor, • rergees, and thea esteemed to my mistress's room, and knead my Neiman lying ea the 11 tor with other servants round her. Her teeth were cleschtsci, and she screamed loudly through them, sad said to have her arms aid legs held straight. I found them draws up very mach, and my mistress outissed to scream, and appeared in great agony, and requested that wat r might be thrown over her. The feet were tuned inwards. I placed some hot water to them, but it bad no effect at all. Shortly before she died she said she felt easier, and the lest wends she uttered were, "Turn me over." She was on the floor, and, as she requested, I turned her on her side, and to • very few minutes she died quite quietly. SIN wes perfectly conscious up to the time of her death, and addressed me, and knew me quite well. About an hour and a quarter elapsed from the tome of her taking the medicine to her death. She sever sat up from the time she was first attackee. — Crosseusal itralLIt;;;;;;e costintiou it, and it listed for an hoar or as hour sad • quarter, and she appeared to 'smirker* ao relief until just behre her death. Dr. F. Tsylor examined by Mr. Wrilsby—l am • surgeon gad apalumary at Ramsey. I attended Mrs. Smith and n umber that I was summoned to her louse we morning, sad found her dead. The body was lying on th- II The hand. were clinched and vs ry mush contrwted. The feet were alto contracted and turned iawuda. The sole. .f the feet were hollowed up most tanaturally, and the Muer edge Meech foot was turned up and the foot was twisted. There was a remarkabe rigidity of the limb., and the body um still warm. The eyelids tiers almost fast adhennt to the eye-balls. I afterwards saw Mr. Jones, the druggist, nimbi up to the hots* is • stale of groat ex eitemeat. I made • poet-mute= esamitatioa, by order of the ..cans, three doh' afterward.. At that time the test:whoa of the feet still continued, but it bed Rose off tomewhat from the rest of the body. I found no twee of Mimesis the body. The heart was gout/shed sad perfeetly empty, aa were alto all the large arteries bedfast from it. The blood we. ilea. I enalyeed sfterw.rds the mediae. that rumained is tie bottle, and found it to eon- UM a law quantity of strychnine. There had originally been sine grains. and Mrs. eolith hal taken oat-third of it. By Ihrjeaut Bhes—The limbs could net be brought straight awn by the •Dplicatioa of • Moog baaday and the nee of ermaiderable force. Charles Blount, eausined by lir. Haddleeten—ln 1848 I was apprentice to Mr. Jose., a ehemir, at Runny. Mr. Jose. is Mein drat. I remember the prescription coming, and that stryehnive war be mistake out into the gentian.. My master made the minas kiseelf. He dutroyed him self Mn. Jute Without, examined by Mr. James—lli March last I was in attendance span a lady who died. I remember her told's, some =Wiese, sad that afterwards she b came ill. She first somphised of her back, and I tried to Tabu. her, bat could sot. I observed a twitehieg of the halide . Her eyes were draws aside and staring, sad sbe c melanin of her lege. Bk. was Ant taken ill on the 26. h February, and she got hotter, and had another attack, and she died on the lit of Much. Os the day she died, she was labia 111 at a quarter past eight, and she died at twenty manatee to eleven. She principally emplaned of pricking in her loge, and also of pain is the muscles of her baud., sad she maid ft was like a galvanis shock. During the attack I heard her ask her husband to rub her lege. She wee dead whoa Dr. Morley easte to see her on tha Seturday. Cressfexamiind by Serjeant Sh.e—She wished her lag. to be rubbed before the paroxysm c lime ow. While it we. upon her, es the day Mu died, she could not bear to be toadied. Her limbs were rigidly extended. Daring the interval. attbe puosysme, on the Saturday, touching her bromkt the spume on. On the day she died she amid set swallow at all. She was feasible from a quirts, past eight meta after also, but sbe did not speak. I could not tell whether she was coassiou or not. Ruessmind—The symptoms wen the mese oa Saturday a on the other days. Mr. /ohs Morley, esemisel by Mr. Welsby—l wee the 'bedfast atteodast of the lady sanded to by the last wit ness. I attesded her for reactional derangement. Os the Moadsy befell the died. I noticed, ea she wee f lag I. bed, some eeevelelve twlteblep of the ems, of a slight thane ter. I referred them at the time to Inman, aid altered my medicine la eogeequesee. I motion the same symptoms "gala either ea the Sindassiag Thursday. I saw bee on the morning she died, when she was apparently better, and in a c 'reposed state. She complained of an attack she had had is the night, end spoke of pain and stamps. I mode a post.mertern eatenina tics of the body. There was no appeareace of dime's to would for the death. Then was a ;swam. espreasien of anxiety about the countensece, and the feet were strongly carved. I applied HITOTIIi tests for the purpose of discover iag the presence of poison, and pertisalarly the pre-ence of Mephitis', and in each easel dioovered tram of the ea- James of that p I afterwards immolated some animals with atryohnine that was obtained from the contents of the stomach. I tippled some to mice, rabbits, end a guinea-pig, tan I observed in every instance more or less the effects of poi soning by sirystinine. 1 . 1.0.11 effects were general unwise's, diflicalt breathing, conveleions of a Wattle kind, muscular rigidity, arching backwards, especially of the bead and neck, and death followed in four of the animals ens is two minute —a rabbit, another in fi ve minutes, and ano:her fa lees than an hoar. The last a gab ea-pig, suffered bat slightly at first, but having be en lett, it wee found dead the nest.day. The muscles of the animals became flaccid at the moment of distil, but almost immediately afterwards be came exceedingly rigid. I. afterwards made experiments upon other 'tamale with strychnine in it. pare state, and the symptoms and the results were exactly the same. Cross-examined—l noticed that when any of the animals was touched the effect was immediately to bring on the spurn. It was in fact like a galvanic an. ck. At one period of the Maria of the lady I have referred to I law her in • state of insensibility. She was able to swa low during the week. The lungs of the deceased were very math con gested, and there was a small quantity of bloody scram on the pericardium The muscles of the body generally presented a peculiar *Kewanee They were dark and soft. There was also a notable quantity of serum slightly tinged wita blood in the membranes of the spinal cord. The membranes of the spinal msr:ow were also congested to a considerable extent. I opened the head first, and a good deal of bleed fl .wed out, and part of that might come from the heart, and so have partially emptied it. I have examined the hearts Of animals that have been *wined with strychaiee, a great many timer, sod found the right side generally full. In some of the cues where I administered the strychnine the symptoms first appeared in about en hoar, bet generally they came on much earlier. I detected strychnine by every test that I applied. In one of the cases wh e re I knew it h a d been administered to the animal I was enable to discover its presence stoma/de is a satisfactory m aaaaaa In one case I detected the pre-woos of strychnine at a period two months after death, and when deeompesition had com menced. By the Attorney-General—l generally edminietered about one cr two grains, and I believe a portion of tt may tot upon the nerves, and another portion upon the blood. It was no doubt, absorbed into the system. I examined the monads of the animals, and I should expect to have toned there the quantity that wee in thecae be and what was absorbed into toe system. Sufficient portions might be absorbed into the system to cense death, end what was in excess would remain in the stomach, where it would, of course, be inoperative after death. When a minimum doss sufficient to destroy life by absorp tion mato the system was administered, I should eaglet to fail sot etimes to find any trace of the poison in the stomach. I should eapect to find a very different state of things upon • post-mortem examination to a owe where the patient died suddenly and where the death was a loop, protracted one. The blood is the body of the deceased lady was in • fluid state. By the Lord Chief Justine—l believe it p Alibis that a portion of the potane may he absorbed, another portion may undergo • chemtcal change in the body, and the remainder continue in the stomach. By Saijoent Shee-1 think it possible that organic sub stances actirg upon living bodies no frequently changed in their comp:nuke. Strychnine contain. four clement.; Car bon is one of them. I don't know that it ever has deitroytd by any fermenting or putrefying process. - Mr. E. D. Moore said—l was formerly in the medical pro fession, and I had • &admit who we. suffering from paralysis. I administered some very small doers of strychnine to him. He went to Brightoa and when he returned he made a coin. munication to me on the suhjelit of a stronger dose than usual, and I gave him one. 1 made him thee* draughts, containing a quarter of a grain in each. I was present when be took one of thee. draughts. He had told me that he bed taken so much as three quarters of a grain while he tea at Brighton. After he bad taken the draught be said he felt quite eceafortable, and I left him, mad in about three-quieten of an bout I 111.11 summoned to him again. When I arrived at his houses I found his bead drawn beck, and he was stiffened in every limb, and terearaing violently for us to rub has end tern hem. The spine was drawn back . We tried to give him some ammonia, and he snapped at the spoon with • sort of coalmines motion. He suffered for more than three hoar. before we could leave him in safety, and be recovered the attack. He was conscious during the whole atlas time. Cron-exassined—TM rigidity of the muscles continued for two cr three days after be recovered. He experienced no ill effects from the dote, but um the contrary be said that he thought big paralysis war much better. R 4 itsemined by Vie Attornera I—Strychnine is the eemmon remedy edministered to paralytic ',went,. Its effect being i rincipally upon the muscles and nerves, it acts upon those organ, which are in a torpid state i■ oases of paralysis, and, by eacitiog them, reeds to ri store their action. The Attorney-Diner il then raid that the nest witnese to M celled for tee prosecution woala be Dr. Tei Inc, end a< his evidence would neceermilv occupy o rostderable time, be suggested that it would sot be advimble to c mammies the examination at such an Met 4110114 period of the day, it being now past 5 o'clock. The Court concurred In the suggestion of the learned counsel. Toe Lord Chief Justice then observed that tbe jury ought to have facility afforded them to obtain some country air on Sande,. The law required coat they should not ba allowed to upstate, but every reasonable privilege ought to be allowed them. He at the same time expre.sed a bops that they would not, while the cam was in an ineomplete state, base any conservation sra,ng themselves or say one elm respecting it, or form any conclusion relatir g to it either one way cr the other, until tow had heard all the evideass. Saimaa Shoe mid that perhaps his h.risteip sc,ul per mit him to my that medical evidence would be offefta ou the part of the defense. The court was Men adjourned to Monday (this) morning. The jury will MUSIC ands, Me charge of Mr. Harker atm two other otflosn, and arrsogemente were made for them to have a ride in the coantry yesterday. This Third Court sat for a few boon on Saturday, awl disposed of several unimportant cams, and one or two baying bees postponed until neat session. the remaining indictments were ordered to stand over until Friday, the 29th, to which day the court stands adjourned. 2HB POLICE COURTS. WORSHIP-STREET. The attention of the magiatrate was occupied for a con siderable time in the investigetioa of a charge of burglary, preferred against two constables of the CI division, named Joseph Pargiter and Abraham George Pollan. Mr. Mania, the sup riatendent of the division, attended to watch the nue, and the court was a, owded with trades men and other inhaNtesta of the district, wits manifested a lively interest in the prootiediags. The first witness esambied was Police-constable Mangey, G 102, who deposed as follows :—Atoat • quarter past four o'clock this morning, on reaching the cad of my beat, at the man of Tabernacle—quart, Finsbury, I saw the pri soner Petal's', who was tosairestly istoeicated, standing is trout of the Angel and Crown public-bone, the door of which was partly open. I directly crowed over to him, and inquired if anything was the tastier, to which the prisoner earelesely answered that he believed some one bad got in.° the house, bat that I had no right to interfere about it, as that was bin beat, end I had better mind my own haslet's'. After telling him that I conside.rd it was my business to egainine the Vent, I was about to enter the house, when I was dratted back by the prisoner, who tripped me up with sack violence that I fell heavily o* my back. On recovering my feet, the pre nor again closed upon me, and threw me down several times is rapid sun mica. We struggled together until the wend of the acting sergeant, who headed P.rglter into the charge of soother officer, and accompanied me into the house, where we found the other prisoner, in • helpless state of drunkenness, in frost of the bar. There was no other person present, and as he was usable to furnish us with any explanatisn of the circumstances, we rang the door bell and roused the landlady, who discovered, oa coming downstairs, that the Inner part of the bar had been thoroughly ransacked, and amongst ocher property stolen was • quantity of "fiver and °eloper mosey, which had bees abstracted from the till and an adjoined shelf, together with several bottles of spirits, sad the content* of two eases of rigors. The pri mmer' were then removed Is custody, but they offered such • strenuous resistance that it requited the combined strati of several ciliate toe - savoy them to the station-hone. Sergeant Mantel!, 0 4, stated that on their mien at the motion the prisoner Pellatt was stripped of his uniform, and la the pot:Aston( his gnat coat were discostred a bottle of brandy, a slot t, and pieetiof wire, several lows cigar., and two silk bandkembiet The prieoser's hat was also removed, and upwards of 60 cigars were discovered within It, concealed ender • handkerchief. The primmer accounted for the ptomain of the handkerchiefs by stating that he had found them In the street, bat made no observations with re gard to the other property. Sergeant N:chol's, G 11, stated that the prisoner Pargiter when brought to the station, was also closely searched, sad that a purse misfiling 12e. ac, a quantity of copper mosey, and fifty-four cigars were foaled is his possession. Edward Eccles, barman to the prosecutor, stated that, se cording to his usual prank*, be left the house shortly after twelve o'clock, and the dos, was secured by • female rant by mesas of • bolt which was shot into the floor. After ,! pettier, outside he tried the door, and found it to be fast, bat on returning at seven o'clock the nest morning he distoovewd that the pleas had bees entered, and amongst otht r entitles whisk had beset stolen were the two handkar chiefs ;sweated, wince he idsatified at his property. Is mew, to • question from the magistrate, it was inti mated by limperiatoodest Martin that Pollan had bees two years and Pimplier about olives months la the terse, whisk they had both attend ea the faith of the most oath henry testimosiala, the latter hones been strongly ream needed for the tmeat by two charchwardeas. Mr. Naanaill arid that it was • most aggravated ease, widen involved Ina • Infant breech of town on the port of the primmer* Mat he Ind as Issaitenea is esmmittimg them pNewest* kr OW, hen la amid mem them tabs brought lip pia ter lie eirmilelea et Os Espelsion. FATAL EXPLOSION IN WOOLWICH ARSENAL. FOUR LIVES LOST. On Saturday afternoon lut, at half-past 3 o'clock, another expl'aion centred in the laboratory department of Woolwich Antral, the result of which has sawed the utmost excitement, and plunged m►ny hiniaes lets the dupe's aft:Lotion. We are stabled, through the kindnees of sever,l °facials connected with the department, to give the following deistl of the accident. - • In the centre of the Labe Tatou-ignore are two weed's sheds, each about 12 feet square, used for the purpose of mixing the composition for Wittig percussion caps. This composition contains a proportion of fulminating mercury, and in consequence of its combustible nature it is conveyed to other sheds for us fn gutta mobs bottles, and only two persons ere allowed in each of the sheds where it is mixed. Adjacent to these sheds is the carpenters' shop, and at the time of the aecideut 1 carpenters and labouren were employed in removing square boxes, made for the purpose of packirg fireworks for Loneon. At the time mentioned the sheds were blown up with a loud explosion, and twelve men and boys were disown with terrific force into the air. Tne utmost consternation prevailed in the establishment. The gates were opted; and Captain Boxer, Superintendent of the Royal Laboratories, with the police force, were in stantly on the spot to discover the extent of the accident, and render evidence. The scene patented was most apptl- Hog. The dead and maimed were found in ell directions at a considerable distance from the sheds; and one poor fellow was literally blown to stems—his limbs being entirely disjointed. the following ere those killed on the spot : William Flack, foreman of the seising sheds; Richard Taylor, John Read ing, and William Green, lobouren. The 6(.11611 principal salmi, namely, John Andrews, a carpenter, Richard Russell, Henry Gale, John Savage, John Richardson, and two lads named Mulch and Webber, were conveyed to the Royal Ordnance Houittl in ambulance waggons, under the direction of the Royal Ordnance surgeon,. On in quiry at the hospital at eight o'clock lest evening, we steer- Weed that all the sufferers were in • very precarious state, and that Richardson mu not expected to survive. William Powell, who was injured by the explosion in • rocket shed ten dale since, died at the Royal Ordnance Hospital on Friday lest. An inquest will be held on the deceased before C. J. Center, Esq., coroner for West Kent, to morrow. ANOTHER OFFICIAL LEFALLTER AT PoRTSHOVIH. In consequence of the lengthened inquiries result ing from the complaints made by the emaciate on board the String Castle, cinvict invalid hulk, in this harbour, cir cumstance., have tranaplred of a somewhat serious character. These complaints were made previous to the murder of the late Mr. Hope, the surgeon of that ship, sod they were repeated subsequently ; and it appears that sea inquiry was instituted by three of the inspectors of primes under the Rome-office. The exact result of these Liquifies has not, of course, been pr:nin'gated, hut it sop- ears they have led to the pm - plats departure of Mejor Shaw, the governor of the Stirling Castle, who it is repotted bas spiropriated to his own use 10111 E 6001. money, the property or the govern usent,and which was entru..td to him for payment of general expenses,wages of wsrdera, &c. The salary of the governor is 350/. per annum, besides which be had apartments on board the bulk, the whole of the poop being sppr , pristed to his ace, far more ro..m and accommodation being Provided for him than any admiral poeticises on hoard ship. Many other perquisites and advantages were obtainable, and altogether the value of the office could not be lees than 4001. a year. We ars lorry to say that a warder, who of course could ill off ,rd to spare the money, loses 61. by the governor's de. parture, the latter having borrowed that sum of him a day er two before leaving. Mr. John Shaw was formerly, we hoar, a eel oar sergeant fis the British army; the title of makior wail obtained in the Spanish service, in the contest against the claims of Don Carlo-. He is an aged man, about 60, married, and has one son. It is impassible to cor,reeture what could have induced him to sacrifice such a situation, in such a manner at least. We are odd that his expeedi tun, personally, was hardly more than 1001. a year. With regard to the charges brought by the convicts, so far as iil treatnnnt are congenital, we believe they were unfounded ; he sometimes used language that was rough, but not exces sively an. Captain J. S. AV , deputy governor of Mil bank Prime, was appsinted early in the week to succeed Mr. Shaw in the guveraorehip of the Stirling Castle.— Hotespalare Telagraph. COTTON.—LTVIIPOOL. MAT 17.—The Woo of cottOs are INIM. mated at 6,000 bides—Sue for export and 000 cm speculation—COM. pei•ing, in addition to Araericane, 200 ggyptian, at 6id. to Bd.; and 1,000 Mutat, at Sid. to 20. per lb. Import sinus Yitursday 30,000 balm. Via market a osed dull, but quite strong, at the full rates t.l Prielap. COTTON GOODS.—Maxasissrus, MAT I7.—The butineas Itu beep of a eery limited character this morning, bat pi lees are without chance. Warehouses and all places of badness have been elitist wb4lly closed, ur open only ior a few home per day since Tmeday, And toe hole industrial populate,' of tbne districts have been giving themselves up lo holiday making and pleasure seeking to an extent almost beyond 'decedent. The consequctios is that we hare not had enough doing fairly to tart the market, and all that can be Feld Is thd, as on loinday. yarns and cloths are difficult of sale witiout some c diention in pries. The great Impediment to bud. ni el neat to the holidays iv, as obverted by Mr. 0. F. Yardley. in ' his Cirerilsr for India of today, "the disproportionate ratty of cotton, which ranee nearly Id. per lb. higher than at this time last year. and that, to., nutwitbstunding the supply appease likely to be greater ban at any former period." WOOLLEIVIEL—Loans, MAT 17. —There boa been rattier a limited attendance of merchants M the cloth halls this moraing, and the market has hada quiet aspect; but a larger quantity of cloth was dears/ oat than. judging from appearances durum the market, woe ezpegked. The bulk of the trasaactions have been in heavy • cloths anilother good, suitable for the fall trade. The white market kat bees Sat, and the sales have been within a limited compass. The alinewliag kepis of oonvemation among the manufacturers la the ad. ewe obtained In the price Ut wool at the London sales now pm:eve!. lag. 1 t is viewed with much apprehension and an almost universal deiermination is esprewed Mewed and limit operations to punitive requirements. 11,,L11A11. MAT 17.—W00l dull sale, rather in favour of buyer. Worsted and yarns as befogs. MAT 17.—There has not been any material Tarts:ion in the trade of this town Uwe our teat report; • very healthy tone pervades business generally to a for greater exteat :ban during walrus of • great premiere of orders, lb- effect of which te oftentimes to derange bushier and rut down profits. At the pre sent time there are few brandies in which there con be said to be any thing like depreerian, the manufacturer. generally are turning out quite u many goods as usual, and in very few instance' only is there any adding to 'tulip.. In fact, tie enly difficulty erne:inked is the scarcity of saduey, but In the face of that prirscare which has now ex hoed for ieural months, the few failure., and those of a very trilling character, which bare occurred, is the amt evidence that trade is on • sound and health, burls. The factors' reports of the country trade outlaw to be remarkab:y favoureble: and the export trade Is also .readily improving, The orders from the Mediterranean are conaide ' Fable at the preset time, with every prouret of their increasing; the Autralian trade Is also looking up; ease good orders have be t a received within the tauten days, us thereharealso been from America. There are • great number of orders from that quarter in the handa of the manufeeturere, and we hove reason to beieve that the merchant, have still a large number yet to give out. The military gun trade of the town is alil betel ; indeed, not sly has the Department of Ord ' Puce manifer ed no cirpoeition to rop any of the contract', except one or two for eurendoiais guns, but the contractors are pressed to keep up the regulii delivery of their number, and no change in that respect iv antlelpared. From the district, the reports as to the elate of the manufacturing trades are generally Livnurable. la the iron trade there is a alight lull, and it I. reported that some while, of pig iron may oe turnished • fraction cheaper; but the depression will, in all probability, be but of temporary duration, for consumers are working o; on low mocks, and will of neceesity be forced into the market. The men have bea making holiday this week at the foun dries and some other of the works In the diarist; a large number of the colliers have also been Idle. la the coal trade there Is no be nrenement; rake are versed, and In leveret Instances lower rates have been aceepted. The bill now before parliament, having for its object the rating of iron and other ores, is exalting th• attention of Its trade in Otis district„ and a special meeting hoe been convened to consider the measure. TALLOW. Ernwaran SVIPLT or TALLOW to )(M.—Tallow at St. Petersburg, Month II (OA), 11,179 tads ; Kovno, 10,773; Archangel. 4,110; Nina 10,696 ; Terrr, ; Moscow. 4.000; Ukraine, 3,100; -Na mara, 31,426; Seterla, 29,490: lloreliank, 16,781; Itaxend, flarstrff, te„ 29,761; birn welled, 3,600 ; total, 155,997 casks; deduct fur local ecesnmption, 4,997 nuke; &Tellable far export, 151,000 wk.. Vor want of horse. and riperatora the mune quantity of tallow boo Oat IVOIN ..'.t forward se formerly during the war, sod I. the cameo: the large quantity remaining for export this year. CORN.—remeatnos, WAY I7.—Wheat was *pin Is. to 7e. per qr. cheaper, with a good supply; other corn dull. Wheat, red, Me. to 70e.; white, 745. Barley, SU. to 40e. Beans, 38e. to 42a Oats, 28. to Ma. Carraaavay, MAT 17.—One market was Tory dull today; supply abort; prima 00 last week. Wheat, brown, new. 56.. to Ns. ; white. new, 70s. to 775. Barley, now, has. to 43a. Oats. new, WM. to Sas. tit Beane, new, Jus. Peas, 400. CA41.01.11, MAY I7.—Rali • were dull thin moraine at last week's rates, yet there Ina no alterAion to note. A fair supply of all km& of gram. Wisest. white, 3ta. 6d. to 30..; rod, 26.. Gd. to us. Barley, 12e. ed. to les.. d. Oat,. potato, Ma. to lls. Id.; mar mom, 9. to 6d. Rye, lc.. to Ms. Beers. Its. to 2a. Flour, pse mime, 2. &L to 2.10 d. Oatmeal, le. id. to U. 4d. ilyermal, I.94.—Carlisle Journal. Colruisrou, MAT 17.—A Rood supply of wheat, the sale slow at last week's prime. The malting 80111,1t1 has them aspired, and with it the eupply of barley; the tow samples ob offer rallied full peter. Other grain utaltered. - - - 0i caroms, line I7.—There was a fair show of English wheat at oar market this dsy, and lag week's prloes were only maintained to the met maples; other parcels is. cheaper. k'oMedi was the tyre lower. bat test (pantile beteg eaves, holders showed no ditooolties to rove Wen newts are lees inquired for. Barley freely Petered at Is. per qr. lees money. Oats mow •I 2 eteadliy. Imparts far the week mediae iloy 17 :—Wloost. 7,171. Barley, 1,008; Oats, 4,618; Beau, 2,227 qrs. . - OULDIOID. 1110.7 11.—There was` 11l fair sap* of wheat, and II brisk cernael for floe qualities at toll piton. Other torte, especially red, were steamed, sad ealas could not be made except at a redo*. ties. Wheat, $O.. to Sea Barley, 3to to Ws. Oita, no to Vie. Sena 40s. to Ho Nos, its to its. Ilairmoop, Kau 17.—The supply of wheat at market today goal. The trod* ruled extremely don at Is. per load less roomy for the Smut pawls; mane 6sosrlptloos almo t unsaleeble. Barley but huts affrelall; last week's seises supported. Oat*, pou, and beam, sold at/amer Worm Wbsat, 311 s. to Co par load. Wits, 26.. to 44a. mew. Oato Us. to Sao per qr. Peas. 2ts. to Ho per bud. Boum We. to a& per 1011 d. Ten.. $O.. to 3 . 1 5. Pro load. INZIORIAITIA-VPOI,TTIM KAT 17.—n0 lumber this vast has alidarlooe a favourable dump ; a good deal of rata has Callao. se& al&sep W tamporaturo boo dam elose, It t. f from genial. The trade dirks. the puree& meek Ms boss obaraderbed by great Imo. Unity, and, although the receipts have been moderate, roach has ban the apathy manifested by our millers, that sales oould only be pro. muted by sutaittine to a eduction of la. per qr. For fine new Nor. folk yellow 7 e. only could be pr cured, and 74a. fur fine hatch not extra: whilst superior Dula has cou.readed 72e., and Uoistein, 72.. 6d. to 735., all weighed 631 be. A few paroels of old ratherspin been quitted for Scotland. Flour Irn been mo me nt at eisier rates. Is other articles earisuon o fhae caw red. At our market this n, rider we bed a moderate show of wheat from the greyer*, and choice qualities being wanted for giving colourore rain our quotations is. per qr. upon extra white, whilst la other sort. trasantions to • fair event revolted at the full ratesof this day senuight. Fine Norfolk red realieed 741., and tamed 74. 6d.,wadat. 73a. woo reused for extra hcotch white. In fcreign the banes was chiefly confined to Danish und llolatein red, which commanded to 72n, accenifog to quality. Wolgant, welshing 58ylbe., was held firmly at 725., but 7. s. only offered, which was refused. Flour sold slowly,but in its value we quote little change. Rye neglected. A little molting barley was quitted today at our previouseurriay, but pur chases were merely made to complete steep., ro that the demand may be aid to have abated. For grinding acre I. lone inquiry. Sod. lag peas have been gradually draping, until prices have fallen to 43e. for best qualities a point below ' , MCI% It is not probable that Ibis article will recede. Naas rather firmer. With oats we were scantily applied by our growers, but the &mule from Reti.d still ket innq equal to our weekly requirements, our buyers are enabled effectually to foist any advance. but at recent rates a fair bvainess has Iran. spired. For some vvy fine white coloured Ininieh weighing natur. aliy 411b5., 24,. La ocen realie d. The arrivals Memel, ate—Wheat, coastwise, aB9 qrs.; forma, 1,347 qre ; rye, ccesteise, IS; oa.a, [solarise, ',la; pass, foreign, 38; beans, fortigo, 573; flour, 560 auks. Noawien, NAT 17 —Our market was fairly ramified with wheat today; prima ruled steady, at a trifle reduction, scarcely le. per qr.; quality good, and tome very heavy. Flour was in slow demand, at same prices as last week. Barley trade mall, malting °practices being nearly at an c.d. prices rued precisely as Met week ; gritulirg sort, offered more freely, but no charge in price could be roticeo. Beans and i.e.. were a amall offer; priers fl, m, but no enbaccramat was ohvervcbe. Oats were in fair request at rave rates. Wheat, white, 7{e. to 73.. per qr.; red, 65.. to 70e. Barley, malting, 41e. to 425.; grinding. 37e. to 30..; Bun., 44.. to 46a. Pass, 435. to 445. Oats, JO.. to 29e. Pine houecbold flour, tub., 47a. ter .3ek of 25°119. nett, purchams. finding Backe, and claiming one month's credit. Prraanotovon, Wet 17.—Our eupplirs of wheat conl'inue good. We have a elow trade to-day, awl rven Lot autup:es could be bought lower. nee Galbe. yellow wheat, 74e, per yr. V. ry little apruig corn of any decennium, and prices tonnually tact week. RZADII4O, &lay 17.—An improved supply of wheat, but trade cher.ked by the low prices offered, hence /aloe were effected at a re duction of le. to 2s, per qr. lower. Barley a limited quantity, without say advance in price. Oats but little sought at late rotas. Beam, a batter iequiry than of late, prim; unaltered. Trade us peas dim ted. . . _ Want en, Mae I 7.—Wchare had fine rale the Idt two or three dam ant much food hes been done by It. To-day the supply of grain at all kinds Is smell, and the tureens arca in their demanda for that week's prices. Where thee' could not be obtained they took back their samples. There was a lair sale for all other drain at fully forma rates Priam to growers i—Vitiset,new, fine. to 72e. per quarter. Oats, 14d. to 121 d. per wane. Beans, 411. to 41% Woacrmas, MAY • 7.--Ttere was a limited .apply of wLeat at market today, which sold slowly at about the prima of this day week. Barley unaltered. Oats only taken in retail, at previous rates. Beans nucalaally uaalbred. Toms, May I7.—We have a good show of wheat at this day's mar. ket. Millers are ucwl ling purchasers, eleept at ► reduedon the farmers would am eubait to, and the title business done wee at a de. Mum of le. to le. per qr. No barley °Bering, and we discontinue our quotations. 0111 s and beans wlttaiut alteration. Wheat, white, 22% to 74e. per tmperial qr.; red, 675. to ads. Beans, 42*. to its. Nall, 76e. to 78a. Oats, Is. 2d. to .is. 3d. per moss of .11114. Flour, 10s. to 33a. per sack of 26ulhe. )(HMOAnal*, 'CAT I7.—A good deal of rain has fallen during the week, but the wind still continuing from the east, the temperature has not Improved so mach as could be wished. Wt b genial weather now vegetation would be rapid. At our country marketa this week suppliee of all Wrote of grain were emelt, and the demand for local coneumptiun being good, rates were eatily made at very lull trice& Here, today, we had fair supplies of wheat olfd oats; but small of barley. Wheat sold quickly at last week's rates; oats Monty, at ta. ther leas money. Barley tame as last market day. Wheat, Hoe. to 73e. per qr. ISatley, 3Sa. to 13s. Oats, 25a. to Slits. WATAI74IIIO, MAT 17.—Ne have had a fair arrival sfloreign wheat this week. wah a few pilule of Indian corn from Liverpool; of all other articles supple. have been ex.:Reda:gig I ruited. e. her, bcth home grown and foreign, has me an native enquiry, from our neigh. t ourirg elide. s. as well so from distant buyers, and a lair quantity of the best samples has teen disposed of at the full prices of laid week— stale paicels remain without the wighteat :Mention. Forbade - 3'o*re has been a renewed enquiry for expert, end a few sales have been effected at rather beVer prices than could have been got last week. Oats have been in active request for ehipment, but owing to the paucity of our euperlh s, nisny of the orders count be e aecuted ; fresh rumples hove advanced Ed. per barrel on the week. Indian co:n: The count:lotus of this article is now large, and a further red - ution has been made in our granary woeica, the demand however is resdl.y met by buders. and no advance can be qiioted in prices. Fleur in improved Ormard at the rates of lest week. Imports this week: Wheat, 4,102 qrs.; Indian urn, 1,300 —Esporte : Wheat, 04 beds; Barley. 1,122. Oath 3,441. Viour, 2,106 sacks. Indian corn, .5(0 barrels. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Port of a wreak, painted witi7;pp rrn t ly the upper plot of a oaten deck, about 20 feet long, and guar liven, was pawed April 34, are. 43 N., lon. 3il W., by the Margpunt Pollock. arrivni pool, May 17. The wreck of a revel, St. John's, NIL,e on the stern, but name Rot ttistioguithable ; chains through the haw** piper, one anchor on forecastle, moats, cutorster, and 'udder gone, poop burnt 4017, sag bow ports o, en, o ere paned May 6, lat. I N„ lon. .0 W., by the Peter Maxwell, arrived here, wbich saw a large quantity of We April t 7 and 33,1 n lat. 44 N., lon. 31 W. Lieraroot. Swim AT POUNIGN Ponta.—Varc3field, Courier, CM. John M•Rce. Henrietta, Forget Nle Not, Latina, Panama (w), Vrie. !model, and Windermere, a Bin Janeiro; Mann, a, at Colombo; Fortuna, and V, loodade, at Baines Alrea; l'athander. at Mums. horn; British Qui ea (1.), at Conatanuoo le; Windsor, at Para; Equity, at New Orleans • Meteor, at Mobile; tricoson (a), Clara Brookman, &Madan Clink, City of Mobile, Benjamin Adams, and Agnew at New York; Rome, at Philadelphia; Wilma Wood (thairegad in a white squall March 19, lat. 95 e. tan. 49 W.). at Monte Video; bunt,Rosamond. Black Nina, and lie:au, at Bahia; Bonita, 'thin. Gel, and bpringbok, at Pernambuco; BoMulua, and Eagle ((or Laguna), and Basket, at Virg Cruz; Gondar, Bridals Primus* and Astoria, at Cliarlestma ; Home, and Repeater, at Canine • Laniciena An uncial, &may, Earl of Duey, and tea King, at Umaiantinopie ; liessnandrr la.), at Eskimo; John Clemens. at Messina; Judo. liellegonda. at Hamburg; et, etoud, at Tarragona, EMIT**, and Jeannette Melanie, at Octet d; tlaa, and Carl Auguste, at Datimit; Huhn, at slemel ; Henry, and Margretho, at Halsoet.. • • • . - SAILILD row LlTll7.3..—PerriP, 74..reh 20, I. ma, 11, Gstio 29, and 10, 27, from Humes Ayree; Metropohtm (se), from Leg. Fora, May 0, Laum, from Penumbueo, March 30. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Agree Garland. ffo the Maurititie lor Liverpool, March 33, :at. 32.21 8., log. 11.00 E. ; 33 dap out. Arthur the Great. for Geelong, April 12, lat. 2 N., lon. 21 W. Aldo. Ann, Irow Loudon for Montreal, May 13. lat. 41 N., love. l 0 W. Alliance !ohm). of London, March 11, fat. 298., lon. 43 E., 49 days from Canton i! Rangoon) for Felnouth. Calcutta (v. a.), May I, In the Douro Paivnge, boned outward. errluey, from Calcutta for Landon, April 1, lat. 6.03 S., ton. ir.so . Dinaporr. trout London for Cape Town, April 13, lat. 1.37 N., 1011. 21.14 W.; II days; all well. Ditto . , Noyes. from Liveroool foe New Orleans, April 19, lat. 26.51 N., lon. 52 W. ; out 60 des!. Eli Whiir.ey, from Savannah for Liverpool, April 27, lat. 33.40. lon. 63.20. Ethos, loom Bomb .7 kr London, April !A lat. 10 20 N. . , ion. 31.04 W. ll,ing Cloud (Amcr. fay), April 1, hit. 3.11 8., 100. $1.45 W., wood southward. Iran Wriabt, frcm Ncw York for 1 iverpool. April 23, lat. 41, lon. 59.20. John Miller, from Livermil to May !, lat. 50 3J N., lon. SI W. oat 7 days. , ; Berm 0.1. !rocs Lond in for China, Mcrelt 23. lat. 13 S., lon. 31 W. 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