The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-19 00:00:00

IRELAND. DeeLte, Mar IS. A deputation waited yesterday on Lord F.glinton with a memorial praying for the pardon of William Smith O'Brien and his companions. A good deal" of interest we/ excited by the circumstance as front various hints dropped of late by conservative organs, it was generally believed that the present govern ment only required to be pressed on the subject and would take the opportunity to yield to the popular wish. The deputation consisted of the Lord 'Mayor, the High Shenff of Clare, Mr. Deal, Q.C., Sir Col man Moghlen, Dr. Gray, the Very key. Dr. Spratt,l Mr. Augustus Arthur, J.P., &e. The Lord Mayor baying read the memorial, which called on his Ex cellency to present to the Queen their prayer for the royal clemency on behalf of Smith O'Brien and his fel ine, exiles, and to recommend it to the government, observed that it was signed by it peers, 15 catholic bishops, 19 baronets, 42 members of parliament, deputy lieutenants, 288 magistrates, 11 high sheriffs, npwards of 300 dignitaries and clergymen of all de nominations, the Lord Mayor of Dublin, and the mayors of almost every provincial town in Ireland, with numbers of their respective corporations, and the chairmen of the several town commissioners, the heads of the several professions, and about 10,000 other signatures, comprising a large number of men d the highest respectability and station. implHie Excellency read the following unfavourable y Ity laird and gentlemen,—l am ready to make full allow ance for the deep interest taken in the subject of the me nonial which you have presented to me by many t. whose wishes and opinions I am anxious to pay attention, sod (or the sympathy felt for men whose criminal conduct may in some degree have been influenced by essay or enthusiasm ; but I have a duty to perform towards my sovereign and ley country to winch all such considerations must give way. The total sallowest the design to excite a general sesame bee is Ireland has probably veiled the heisonasem of the gain of those by whom they were projected, and I have no doubt that may who now advocate tt,cir pardon would tuns from them with abhorrence had not the civil strife and bloodshed which they meditated been prevented by the de fensive missives of the government and the general loyalty of her Mejsety's subjects. Though convicted of high treason the lives of Ile O'Brien and his associates were spared by the mortise of the royal prerogative, and they, as well es the Knees who incurred the penalty of trauspoetation far treasonable practices, have been treated with unusual in dulgence in the places of their exile, even the measures of reatesint rendered necessary by their own coaduet having bum of sheet duration. It is, however, to be regrett ed that these seta of lenity have not been attended with the elects that might reasonably have been expected ; bet that, am the contrary, repeated atumpts to escape have taken plase—in ose one with success—end that noise of the per- IMO on whose behalf my interference is solicited have ex permed contrition for their crime, or manifested any sign of gratitude er grievously offended, And to whose clemency some of them are indebted for their lives. Under them circumstances, I do not consider myself justified in recom mending the prayer of the memorial to her Majesty's favourable consideration. The deputation then withdrew. A Sligo paper states that Lord Palmerston has (Riveted his agent to intimate to the tenantry of his Sligo estates his wish to support Sir It. (lore Booth and Mr. Ormsby Gore, in preference to the "English invader," Mr. Sheriff Swift. la Sligo borough a des perate contest is expected between Townley, another of the " invaders," and Somers, the sitting member. Should both them parties persist in the contest it is the intention of the conservatives to put forward a esndidate of their own, who, under such circum stances, world be sure anemic • A Mr. Thomas Butler Stoney is spoken of as a conservative candidate foe Tipperary, bat with what probability of smarm does not appear. Journalism is being sent to parliament from Ire land, at the next election—rather • new fact. Mr. Maguire (of the Cork paper), Mr. Lucas (of the Taiga), Dr. Gray (of the Freeman's), and Mr. Duffy (of the Natio."). are all in the field, each for an im portant constituency. Daffy is standing for New Raw : his opponent is Redington, ex-Under-Secretary for Ireland. Duffy has the pledges on paper of a decided majority. Notwithstanding, Redington will figh iNaide tioa t. it is to be hoped, fairly. without either bribery at A Llossidi correspondent of litatwokes says :—" It is nossurei to-clay that we are to have two mere essillates Lam the riparian= of Dawn* is cio to Messrs. Ilegeant O'Brien, Patter, end sash of whom are sangsins of mem. mat =an sad to be as Beans Wheals sad Genesollor Paine Mlllahos, • nodes of Aathkwle a Is this county, and a varrialsr d the lam Us*, LAMA" The Am* NM bee the followiag aoresst se as flomier is Fessassagh, whia, however, it att i li e=a say, is sot alluded to in the Newry 211#sf this morning, although that journal isnipalie reserdiug outrages : lowillies, Vey it —Ames:ad poliesessa is jest sews Se Led IlealeitMes, with sew that a powwows limar. 1 was/ Zweesse4, we s aw lew yesoirft, at deafest M, war Asa, sot s inlito frets Nosiddlart. es lb. ardent ikamittay Ogles MN& row Isons wad's Moats amid Hasa vim as the lope ef sa Ilk to lass Oen Suns seemed sad re erruegei. They lowa say sewesseer, and she. ent old Om :I•M mill see= Ass ens. Oas wan allseweeds sosteglesd. end he wee 1111P1101 1•1111111; the ethers wore tosood sot lot ausios, owl won Ar ruessise. is was said. Yesterday the sew breast wig at week Tim s eaus (a otraaper) walked up, god asked if be moist a Isbisyse. He amid ae ; .ad mama drew a pistol, ledged leer slues is his ow sad side, sod neisesec mse 11011 MANI ma is sot ospeatod to ter dye, sad ispooklese are to be takes to-day. The lOW Na wa Letter gives the subjoined par ticulars a sharking cue of domestic "larder in the 'Ow et Demildise WY throes Ade a state ef the spressem inese it ea listissisy wavais Newt • eta moms bobsleds mentered km brawl wit posidlft Right. TO awful deed was eimmilled a mea wiled INVCresdy, an inaloreper. The bob was cpealty as dUse. see arm having bee lobes is two see the ether meek mmegted • the skull wee lite. ray bid dem sal sae ef the lege we; aim lei.. The yaps midi wee • heavy Meese maw. whisk, wee mob asd the halt eel pot elf Os Metedergellz a r msg ed severed with Meet The walk le soma gimes. marks whore the Nees lest ad he be demissed reined their aim. TM welshed mom bin e1101e47, and the lady hes is to little. sweldeg the eseesees inquest The awn of qsarvsi wee, Iseissey sad ladseparases. A tire of a destructive ekierester boils out on Bun deg in the extensive browary willo of Mr. James Bader Boyd, of Limerick. The elide of the stores is which the fire originated won amosased, with of the value of at best 3,01111. property of of Waterford has received the following Oficial communication with reference to the esti. Mehemet in Waterford of afichool of Design : Dublin Castle, 6th Rey, 1852. reference to your 'titer of the 16th ult., rela- We to the establishment of a School of Design in the City of Waterford. I am directed by the Lord. Lieutenant to bewail% the enclosed copy of a communication received Rem the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Triads ou the subject. I have the honour to be, sir, your obedient servant, JOHN WYNN!. The Very Rev. the Dean of Waterford. Deportment of Practical Art, Marlborough House, May 1, Sir,-1 am directed by the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade to state to you, for the iafornia ties of his excellency the Lord Licutenaat of Ireland, that goer communication of the 20th ult. with the lag memorial from the corporation of the City of W ater. deed, preying for the establiahment of a wheel of aisle in that city, have been duly considered and that Mar lord shipa have before them a comprehensive plea fw Ib esta blishment of drawing schools, and will meimanianta with tauthorities of Waterford as 6006 as disarrangement.. the execution of this plan arc completed. I have the honour to be, &a., to., Wie. RIADINO DANDII. Secretary. Jeha Wyw, Esq., Cattle, Dublin. THE Oymi FIIIMEIIIIIL—The following letter las been gent to the flemetery to the Mord et Cmstomm . " 01los of Committee of Privy Council he Trade r White am directed by the Lords of the Committee of Privy Conseil for Trade to state to you, fee the informa tion of the Commimionen of Cuatoms, that a eommoniea. Hem hiss hson received by the Earl of Malmesbary, from the French minister at this court, swing, that se the season has now commenced, during which fishing for cyder, in the man lying between England and Frame is prohibited by the 46th rogolation of the Fisheries Ciravention Act, the ?mesh government lutes& strictly to engine that prohi bilks ee seisenie Pm* dishing vemels, and requesting that Einar ensue ne, he garotted by the government of this esmstry;therefore, to request that the Cotninisaimi( Ts , a clam will direct the particular attention of Ohs dim esurniutding the aaa eruimers in 11.166 Caned to the duty which devolves upon Imo of Polvandeg the carrying us of the oyster &In iy between the eseasha of May sad Amount irabasire.—l am, Mc., Janus Down*." —lt appears that the Fisheries Con unties AM k isoperative, became salsas persona are tempt in the vet of dredging for orlon", Or with ilredirra am b o ard, there in no pen_ilty, and the ermsequener i= that londrects of perm*, sn •ngiged in oyster fishing the Inhale of the sommer, and .ink their dredges before they ind or park their meets, and thus amps the meshes of Law. SPORTING. BAtil RACES.-TCESDIY. LANSDOWNI 'DUAL &AMIE Of 15 son., 10 ft, • ith 60 added ; for 3-yrs-olds and upwards. Ores mile. (9 subs ) Mr. Pusan% Laseartlne, 4 yrs, list 711 Date of Beard% lionissaa, 5 yrs. iist Iltb (T. Bader) f I Mr. neasee's 011 Meeney, 3 yrs, Ist. 2 to 1 on Sonless:, 7 to 2 agst Old Rowlig, end 10 to 1 spt Lamartine. Wen by the.. lengths, Old Mosley beaten off. kun in 1 lain. 60 secs. BIENNIAL STASIS Of 10 SOUL each and 60 added; fur 2.yrs-olds, second to save his stake. lialta.cails. (12 subs.) Mr. Howard ad Chins Set 75 (A. DI 1 Duke of itisbeansab dints. est 4:b (name I Mr. doutiny's Costentesest, 71b. (lislibt $ 7t04 on eaten, and dto 2 agst Stella. Won easy by a length. ltun in 63 secs. SONIESETIIIiIki STAKES of 25 son. each, 13 ft, ' S only if declared, with 100 son. added, the second to receive 301., and the third to wive his stake. Two miles and • die. (81 subs., 41 of whom declared.) Mr. William's Met Jenne, 5 yea eat 71b Mr. Itryer's Team Instead. 5 yrs, an Mb Mien) Mr. haw Day's vralerriii, 4 yrs, Set Isle The following also nn :—Buisbacongh, 6 yrs, Bst7lb (Keegan) ; Ephesus, 4 yrs, 7st llb (Wakefield); Ballet Girl, 6 yrs, Set 111 b (Charlton); Madame Wharton, 4 yrs, Set Blb (Cowley); Becton, 6 yrs, 814 71b (Prow) ; Rem 3 yrs, 4st fib (Stennis') ; Grand Dress, II in k ist 71b (Fordham); Bondy. 3 yrs, 4et Sib (111a4y) Ferret, 3 yn, 4et 6lb (carried tat 71b, Clia). Masi; AI to 2 NW Hugo, 7 to 1 agst Ballet Girl, 8 tel sari aril Itara. borough, Chief Justice, Waterfall, and Grind Deana. Wou by two lengths, Waterfall a very bed third. Rua is 4 min. BotLiso Sisal of 6 KM. tech sad 26 added. Once round. (6 stabs.) Mr. Minton's lottsrpress, 4 yrs (301.), Ist (Clarhsal 1 Mr. T. Parr's Snowdrift, 3 yrs 0014, 754 71b (Wskeield Mr. It Inn'. Merlin, 3 yrs (301.), 3.14 tae (Cawley 3 Phantom, 7st 71b (CO) ; Thrush, 6st 101 b ; and bg by Stsokpole, at 101 b, Mao ran. 2to 1 'est Letterpress, 6 to 2 apt Merlin, 3to 1 &gat Snowdri ft , and! to 1 set Thntsb. Won by a lengtb,)Merlin a bad third. Rua to 3 min. 7 Km Swezewirtaus of 10 soy.. each. with 601. added by the members for the Eastern Division of Somerset. Heats, once round. (7 subs.) Mr. Parr's Clatbwasker, 6 yrs, OM Mb (Owner! 1 1 Mr. Irtinetronre's asspsisry, 4 3ra. Tat Mb (J. *harp 3 3 Mr. IsrueDaylo Ihrtsrfatl, 4 yes, 711 Mb (Wakefield Idr Won by a length. No change in the Devi 7 betting. MANCH WiID,ItSDAT.-IV 110 11111 VC Ago. st.lb. Chatterbox 5 8 8 Ribaldry a 8 0 The Cutler 4 7 11 Penang Heroine Castaway MU; Flyaway Louis Napoleon 4 7 9 Osbaldistoa Taly Lady Agnes ___ THE MEM/AY HANDICAP. _ ___.____ _________ Age. et. lb. (Unita 3 7 2 May Day Evedne Paddy Bird F 11, d by Voltaire 3 6 9 Mary Ann 3 6 6 F by Itbariel, d by the Sadler 3 8 2 THIAISDAY.—WIIOIIITS et Air. at. lb. Heroine Peoria. Castaway Gab'Melton Uaity Proctor The Collar 4 3 Miss Flyaway atria Erislne Faddy Bird Till BA/MIL/J. STALL C by NoMouse, AWN eat of La Pm ea Sage 3 7 6 May Day 3 7 6 The Surveyor Ch t by Faugh-s -bellagh, d by Voltaire Cb f by lassie', d by The Sad dler 3 6 9 CRICEBT. TWO ELEVENS OP THE MA2ITLIO!9IIF CLUB, lils Niiiif TWO lab ifC4B — eiii EACH 81DB. 1 Ulm wey dr Int mesh ef the Marylebsee Olak toe the peelse alma A. will be sees by s peemel ef the eels% ash siie yes sheet of .....d the yelped', semis Woe menially amealL Loma Dorn S. Taylor, tot. b Der ge a rAw a Nii, "d e D i e b .4:ll6a; D. Beilloy, cat, ► Mims F. Bethey•Y. b Dm" H. Tame Eq., • T. Waft" b Slam ... Muldoeis, Acluns, ► Ucan °ready, sot kr/a. Vino" b Dris If ► Plea• ►ems•■ ......... e Bereely, ► Nino e °may, b I b er.b Mee. TIM Mt. sot aut b Inns DP% Leta INANEnth Iless. Lard Blagium. b Wady ...... • b Nal Wiatartoo, e D. Doeblrh b Aims I. Todo tart of Direley. b ...... S. leltb. Coq., b Noss a. Driest's. Sw enl b Adams Dirk rob oat. — Dims, mot est Dria, .. • •ot • sot li . 4! 411 Fordo; bGrood:....- 111 i a,• IOM 1 Ulm futeliteence, COURT OP BANKRUPTCY.-YE STZRDAY. Mamas Ya. G rultastrrra Ilouurro. ttr F. CASTILLI. This was an adjourned sitting for the last culmination in the case of Freak Catolll, metchant, of Bury-court, St. Mary Are. es= = Mr. Lawns.* ler Messrs. Peter Clark sad Co., el Lute and sad odic,. creditors ; Mr. HA- W also the erediton; Mr. Canaria appeared he ski ; red Mr. Cairn§ he the banknyt. The moms& hew already apparel. Mr. Lawrence said be was ineiristod ea Ns pet of the creditors to ask that the sitting dwelt be adlenrook Os the last occasion the bankrupt's balemerabeet was seder lametigatka by the assignees, mid muftis absestiese wow required. Thiel shwatiose bed bees slab, eel she balereweimmits, in their mark& hem, bad bees Sod ea the SIM April. As the bankrupt bad takes so sany meathe as peeP hie asseants la ha hem required by the coast, the reditore shereht at least have a reasenable time to mambo the.; wad, without at all hip eeking the seire of Mr. ar propeold to haw the ia eas7 as asomeaut la Ming so. Aa akbennerent was Nether deed& en easeant of the prossedings which wer .A mty desorher• wftli • view ts he adds Me joint Castel% Oinstlaird sad Co. The Z& " 7 " , " ip r e mpte be tried in the sleds. oder Trinity term— In about fear weeks hen thee time. Asa riming that smanded in establishing Midair petition, it raid be e swedingly Mommaisat if ese *sold hampered in the more Lisle. The sleds in Ns was r, was stated, sod the whole Mate of the affairs, seriously shirt by den deeidea. There W stee ly ers or tee adissinemats ea that ground. fib amid not l iwatin : ellsodisa of die smut to the die Unwire the bankrupt's ,fib amid delis sad his e.s of assets. The meanies iia apes unseen we. 101,61114 ;en at cepteases. MAW. t he almasse oa pais" the realisation et whisk was satielpated to wear the =324,3771. ; it stresses oa yerln2 u nkisk it was would no t twain ; being an UMW of sheet Ananias that the bpwdatisa in the miss of Me ornlymesals was in pro portion is whet had Shea pima la adneleading operatioas of the like kind, the probability vas OM the amenat of debt would be peopertiembly inoessaal. with all the ability sad eadilaity of Mr. Omni. the aiding reignee, he had been Malik seem e he burdesh of cents. Mr. desam-6.0111. Tin psi see set al eil. Mr. lawman mid the gted_dabis _wire pia down at 13,4911., red ha property at W,W—eneeest, et more, to the eereral whireesa. The orainten were desimus of in virst4adeg then Wileents, with Worries to the question whelks, tins other poise, Clinstiaiaal sad Co., were cre ditors or net, he te what imam *air espial was Medved in the liablity to pay Mom deka, Mr. Cairns slab ..e~ that on adjoarament was uarres say, as the creditors bad already several seethe in which to marine the amounts. They were het fled oa the 12th of January ; and the asernals Mod sire sesatly, though in an altered fors., mew the area be sobresse ; the original balance sheet ermined a hid owl annylote narrative of all the transeettoma. Though the amerisel ac counts bad beim Pod three weeks ago, the radii= Mr. Lamers rep ormted had tibia so step in ealbroace Meer, 111 the Ord of May. At all events, if as steam. mat wag hosed areseary, it aught only to be he each drift thee as mien be required be liatisi tae Nose smi• senate, sad not at all with rehouse be N o l= elsowbam, dr doshioa of which Elgin in he a twelvemonth. by • milks for a now trial—eves if the trial took pain la the arrebeg r a a ft er term. Is would be a pest lisedeldp re Mr. who did sot dispute hie we Inalteupsy, to be paring and applying for Ms moddeate mall it ,said be decided whither certain Mbar Lades nom Ms imam s rdie b ti gli tt the time allowed for lamed =se mast date hem dr period when the assemini wen Al* she dish of Appnrrl. Where she edam aids et • bashrepts amerste indsdsd as large a sem is 11111081., a madderable Mae wet meemarily be tapholmeedipais thsen by pay asilien who wished to de so la finsoaner. Mo sbeakt beguiled la sem depse by M eal of the (Arial swipes, and Mebane haw tWeediat be had yet bad ea yerearay et the bankrupts moseats with ha - boobs. Me =4 Mat the mamislia ought to be stemmed with eshresce le Os thee asestimy he reaminiag No without repay craphiag abort she Ober plat. The might bo added is is mama dos, and it woe to be bayed eat re sult walla be adidestsry t• the parties. Mr. dims said he lad sat bent able to go into the Ode of the -insures. — After • sammeellea, TM manistics wee adjourned till the 21ed of Jam k being undenteed that the bankrupt should Amish • go ods amount far Ms twelvemonth his It Own the that eleetillikhreug";eset ing ban bees mat by the embpses, which the beeknot his eves arman tow hiewie. swat : The its of Oawilb Onetnnai, tad Oa, Lathara, Mmehister, d Wave, esensted of the *Mowing : Freak JahnIII OM" Newels Oestelli, Funds 3 001•111. 411018bn, Dem4s y s i s 0661111. Oesisili, Ipso Theme Oindriek taus iam A1... eel Miami heath AB Ms MMus WOW interested la die 1,., asse t Beat c : a r s h:o7 was the least. The arm to whin was Noshed in Demabet, 1846. The M wee matimed by sad Mess. The Leedom a l ir k eeesd to mkt July a d the esteeming .Sweat were ths• temetimed le F. Oor , red by Na 00•114 and Co., the km thed 1.1847. The mid Imam bower stead tralltste kt the beets of Cestslll, Glimisint end Os. ter I,s/11. Oa the dheehition tithe Mom M BM r ImmlimMeseisill Mane thet be bad in knee* iit in the yeeprisa of MI yet NM. Wier levy, 1•87, • new its was sewstitned, temisdal of the lielimen& who wen latometed la the eemeed F. 10•0111, a 1; Viand Onstinaai, 10 ; Jesa F TV=l. sisal. IS; Brittle Oteskehni, 4; Bayern Cantab. 2; Leeasele Onsdaisal, 4; midi F. F. Braggiotti , 1. That esstimed le iffeiNkiN, 1850 ,• oa the 21st of widish mutt the emesmkei Ina wink I. Leghorn ; sad by the tereM if astiseemeat the liquidation was to be esstmeed to D l entallsr, Ia order to tarry this out, • mew set et tteeniseurneed at that dais. The healing . he a..AL. J amsesserst Mang basal Ilk l am es pedant mil himeel4 sad he lied repaid Ws Mime sheet is essionsity therewith. _ _ Is as Bemotorn., Sr hoe osomissiioala thiirsoOi ibis boob*" who woodeoloi dm beim at Ibasbassw, woo adjoussot for doe sone pork& INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YEnzaDAY. Nan= to Camp Callomorn. IN TEN MDIII2II or RAMA= AallT-EXTRAORDI- WAXY Casa. — This ismiumt. whir had is' tors years in prison, ap plied es be iiidrogeL Mr. he his mether, Mn. Mary Abbey, and tw e o a r e= : The eiramoriimsse es this ease were eztraordinary. The imesivest was a WOl~ is IMO as a brewer, Mg ebtaimul Ids sarrheate. Ma nsfial at Hough is a brass So nalsil Kids mother, aid saw Awl that In Fbarroy, 20112. • few days after ha obtalmsd his certificate, Ills vastbse mods a deed of gift Sabha at tie paspirty. When • dbilesse was levied by his sacesee be bismei arias al , l sa eged l dm agora the ter• applerig he The ores vsos smoidomble the arises ram iselpress mu pained, beasure the hashent bad met beat to trial. His wits mad dikes were stM an the pueseirs, sad before he west to primes be admiral that he had been living with a wawa mimed Rielitank sal pliers by the Dams of Risher& He also 'WIWI that be had belated an adver tram* te rates "200 f. Pram a prig sem for a lucrative lassimort" *Mr be was liras In Lesko. The insolvent peed se dead af gift, which he mid Ids mother had signed. Thu theissent was stated to be a forgery, and was imperialist As alidavit wu read from the mother (88 yeas se am 1, MA lee feeble to erne is London), that she W met rissated sera a deed. sod If sits had it bad been obtained by trawl. The immivent, after a low isvestigation, said ha wished an adjsurament, to employ mussel. The Chief Ceouslarmser said it wu a melancholy exhi bars. At pessust he weak, of wane, give no opinion, I ti s t e... l arid the laseivent an opportunity to meet the ameWally the ease wee adjourned to Friday. THE POLICE COURTS. CLEILIENWTILL. SieeldraW gad Jobe D.' dl, atsat ming men, denied as rallisidemeers, were eheirged with fleeting at tempted to yeasellor Semi Ceie, a lediersglag maw, residing in liesamiegleshallitega Ohagektmat, .~teetwell. Tbe pomeogier, who aggemeed la the whams box with his throat eat awl plaiatered, limbs been sworn, said that on Monday sight but he lied beta with the gasmen at a /ebbe helms &Midas la the weighbrarhood of Winton, while he left them to Nam hem. At cheat sae o'clock la the aneraiog, whilst he was with hie sister egg acre Mbar the Owasso ant le the hew awl wished be be r e t e l , me slabs ee shalt than at sea ea veres bowe M Mil ble sietrr to antra them this be wee wet at brim They would net Milne it, and 119. 111911111111111 19 hem their way in, bat she resisted them. ages aid& they pulled out their knives and threageami be murder her, and her cries for help and a • Nassa.," induced him to go out for her lewlsetleeh when he saw both prisoners armed with knives. Oa masking his appearance they swore they would murder hi., when Stockbridge made a stab at him, and a struggle cawed, in which both of them (ell down, b e (wigs's.) beiali7 , d 'wisest, and whilst on the ground the primers" Steak cut his throat, inflicting a d e ep wood with his k e. On getting up he was attempting to maim, when the prisoner Darrell attacked lum, and Mobbed him twice in the arm and bark with his belie. The police arrived, and apprehended prioiner. Witness was taken to a surgeon, who dressed his wounds, and he was now in a very we-Aly condition through loot of blood. They were not drunk, and no cause could he assigned for their conduct, ega pt haring been reluud admission into the house. Esther Cole, sister of the prosecutor, and numerous po licemen, confirmed the above evidence. The prisoners wore 'emended f o r • week. LAMBETH. Ide. Townshend. clerk to Mere. Trinder and Byrn. of John street, liedloodmow, solicitors, applied to Mr. 11311intt Cm his asiistiowe 'order the G. lowing circumstances !—The stag d nliout tiro week• iineu there opppred nn adwerti•ewent in one of the we. Sly newspapers, aildresiieil to noldemen, clergy nen, others, requiring money to Le advanced on their penciled security, on hinral terms, and in strict coandence.—Applications to be node by letters only to Mr. H. Milford, 44, Carey-street, Lincoln's-inn, London." That a clergyman having seen the above ad serthement desired to aveil himself of the offer thereby made, and accordingly wrote to Mr. lialford at the address given with the view of obtaining GOl. for a short period on the security of his promissory note. That thereupon a cor respondence took place between the clergyman a d Helloed, the result of which was that Halford succeeded in obtain ing from the applicaat's client his promissory note for 601. Having accomplished this, Belford wrote several letters to the clergyman, making various excuses for not forwarding the money. Soon after the receipt of the last of thee* letters the clergyman got a letter, signed J. Alves, 6, St. Mary-street, Waleot-square, Lambeth, advising him that his promissory note had been offered to him (Alm) to ilia • count, and desiring to know if such note would be duly honoured on its becoming due. On the receipt of this the clergymaa began to suspect that all was not right, and accordingly consulted his solicitor on the sub ject, and the result was that the particulars with the cor respondence were forwarded to Messrs. Trinder and Eyre, the London agents of the country solicitor, with • request that the nuessar( inquiries should be made into it. On Saturday lest he applicant) called at Nu. 44, Carey-street, the address given in the advertisement, end found that the ails:, was styled on the window blind, " A General Business Ageneyo6loe,"that Hal ford's name was not up, but there was the name of " Gray and Co., general agents." Upon in quiring in the office for Mr. Raiford, a youth there said he was unfortunate, far that Mr. Halford had but just gone out, hut he should go and fetch him back. In • few minutes the youth returned, and said Mr. Halford was coming in, aced, on this person making his appearance, he (applicant) addressed him as Mr. Helloed, but he said his name was not Raiford, and that that person merely called then fur his letters. Applicant then observed he was sorry he could not see Raiford, as he understood he was in the habit of discounting bills on good personal security, that he had, in fact, seen his advertisement in the newspaper, and was desirous of seeing him on the subject. The person he addressed here replied that it was all right, and that if he put the particulars in writing, ho should take care of it. He also said that Mr.llalford was not in the habit of seeing any body.personally, and required negotiations in writing. Applicant here remarked that it was rather strange that the youth in the office, and who was evi dently his eon, should have represented him 'as Mr. Raiford, and again asked him if that was not his name ? The person thereupon repeated that it was all right, that he was walking along the street with Mr. Belford, when his son came after them and brought him hack. Applicant then declared the real object of his visit, and handed to the person of whom ho spoke a written notice, demanding the promissory note of his rev. client, and offered him at the same time the pay mentor any expeasee he might have been put to. The per son then replied that he knew nothing more of Mr. Halford than his calling there to receive his letters, and he did not even know where ho resided. He (applicant) had made several attempts to see Alves, but without maces, and he had little doubt that both he and Halford were swindlers and bill stealers, and were connected with an attorney who had hem tried but a short time since for bill stealing. Under these eiremastassers he (Mr. Townshend) hoped his worship might gnat a summons against Halford and Alves for easepheel is ee he obtaining a valuable security for army Mr. =U. ha=reielly looked through the corre- Itslithat Ind pima as hetwen the parties, stated it s inedo e n that these was not sufficient on the face of it moseet Alves awl Belford, and advised the applicant eestinue his inquiries and then come again. Mr. Townshen promised to do so, and having thanked his worship for the attention with which he heard him, left the court. COTTON.—LrrnirooL, Ilex 18.—We have a pretty fair business to report to-day at yesterday's prices, and the market closes firmly. Compared with Friday's rates, prices of all kinds are extreme, except, perhaps, American, at and under 541., which offers more freely, and Sea I slands, which ors kd. per lb. up. The sales are estimated at 7,000 bales, of which 1,000 fur export and 1,400 for speculatiou sail include 400 rennin and Marsubara at 6110 6 200 Baptism, 61 to 81; .500 Buret,3l to 41 ; and 1 50 Sea Island, 16 to 24. The sales since Thursday amount to 47,000 bales, and the imports to 66,000. MANCEMITII. MAT 18.—We Meo had a waist market both Y.lath and yarn, but prices are gener:llgroakhm, Mbar dm la . 40's mule yarn then wu • Alai of inquiry, sad sues busloses was done at tho vamps ark* by 'planets, bet is other cane the riae sought ha smero. lessor of Os lags adman in cotton could ust bs obtained, NW when this loko at but week were mot somprod a very malthasii beim, his *ea done. TM same remark applies M memalbotsmass. Both spinal* tamisimarere hold smosidasablo maMosta, bat mbar, ths bats., won seeking * resew segagmosate thin was mom avoid* to take last prices tbaa Won. This shins by ths Asia sloe-ship of this slightly wise state of tbs Amoebas mils* market, bas of coarse Nada be this, allbough it is imaidgedod by :spy perm= is Oh morkot. as alms at Livespost, diat this *user le* Hag wool* samterastod by tho sorival out of thy Europa globe a highly favourable oassuat of the market ban. ths opinion is stnagly bad, that with the large an% sow plasalleymed doubt - at the largest sati nets pot sham. the prima haft ambod im maw am* bo maistassil, wad basso the aawillmmaus of sassy pen asms, esprololly *porters, to operate at correspoadiag rates fro manafastoras. iiIiNUFACTUREB.—HODDEMITIZLD, May 18.—We have had some little improvement today on last week's market, and merchants generally appear to purchase with a better spirit. Thick heavy goods, the supply of which is very light, are more sought alter. WOOL.—MODDIMIUILD, May 18.—The stoeks of Wools are very low, and consequently not much doing. A small sae at liverpool last week, which went off at a slight ad ♦ance, has caused more inquiries. CORM—HULL, May 18 .— With eontinued insignificant arrivals of each descript ion of grain, the trade of the past week has been is the same beautifully dull state that we have so bag had to record it. The supplies of bonte-grown Wheat to the consuming markets still prove telly equal to enneumptive asensities, and next to ao foreign is now being weed by the mitten; no impression as ooneequently be mode ea chambered stocks. For spring earn there le a re gain hand-to-ianith sale at our currency. There has been mums she rain during the week, hit more is wanted. We had a very fair supply of Wheat from our own farmers to dny, and who appeared uninfluenced by the dull reports teem other markets; 111 stated before, the wealthier elass of Mermen are now the chief holders, and they ap pear disposed to abide the "chapter of acci dent," rather than part with their stocks at mach alto ratios apea rates. 996 make no change in our oaseas, . Very little doing in foreign Vibeat. A Meth demand for Barley. A lot of line new Or. lean Indian Corn is on the market, both white and yellow. ism go off fairly at late prices; our principal supply =m ikes. lobe Egyptian. Very little doing in Li the bulk of the import being for (machete' account. The sale be Cakes is mars limited more the rein; • parcel of fine mad AMMONS Ste sow oo sale. No business in Rape seed, but Cues are enquired for, and only one small lot on the sesekal, laid at 966. Several transactions in Bones at Ilk. to ff 75.111., ecoording to quality. Imports from May 8 Ml 4 : Moak 15 qrs.; barley, 972; Beans, 2,768; seed, 6,729; Oil Cakes, 177 tons ; Bones, 610; °UMW, 400. LIMN, Max 18. The snivel of wheat is fair this week, the trade is decidedly firmer, and for fresh qualities the rates of Friday . are somewhat exceeded, with a moderate extent of busmen. Barley as dear. Oats and shelling steady in prices. Beans and other articles as before. Arrivals this week : Whea 6,578; Oats, 61 ; Barley, 145 ; Beans, 363 ; Shelling, 80; Bapessa, 668. - - - - Liana Pool, Mar 18.-The principal arrival of British produce this week is of oats and oatmeal from Ire land. Of foreign flour we have received about 36,000 bar rels end 2,165 sack., with 3,300 quarters of wheat, and 7,236 quarters of Indian corn. The week's exports amount to 2,832 quarters of wheat, 6,200 barrels and 715 sacks of flour, 3,376 quarters Indian corn, 1,455 barrels of Ind ia n meal, and 632 quarters of beans. The weather has had a favourable change, and the country is benefited by refreshing showers. No change of moment has occurred in the peace of grain and flour during the week, but buyers have had a slight advantage in their limited op rations. There was a better attendance than of late of mailers and dealers at our Corn Exchange this morn ing, and a fair extent of buskins was transacted in wheat, at an =I provement of fully Id. per bushel an American white. Then was no advance on red wheat, but this de scription and American flour realised the fall prices of this day ae'snight. Egyptian beans 3d. per quarter lower. Oats, barley, peas, and Indian corn were each quoted the same as on Tuesday last. The following are the prices :- Wheat, per 701 b., English, red. 6s. 7d. to 6.. Ild. ; extra, 6s. I Id. to 66.10 ; ditto, white, Gs. to* 3d. ; extra, 61. 3d. to 6s. 6d. ; Irish, red, 6s. 3d. to ss. 7d.; extra, 6e. 7d. to 66.9 d.; ditto, white, ss. 9d. was. 04. • extra, 66.041. to Gs. 2d. Barley, per qr., chevalier, ' 298. to 30s. ; per 601b5., Scotch and Irish 35.9 d. to 3s. 10d. Malt, per qr., English, pale Us. Ito 68e. ; Irish, 475. to 60s. Oats, per 451 be., English and ' Scotch, old, 3s. Od. to 3s. Id.; Welsh, old, 24.841. to 22.9.1. ; Irish, fine aorta, 2.. 9d. to 2s. 10d.; new, 26. 81d. to 24.91 d.; general, 24.8 d. to Is. 9d.; new, *2s. Bd. to 2s. 9d. ; black, old, Is. 6d. to 2s. Ba. ; new, 2s. 3d. to 2s. 64. Beans, per qr., English, 325. to 34.. ; small, 31s. 6,1. to 365. ; Sc otch and Irish, per 480 lbs. 295. to 30e. l'eas, English white, per qr., 31a. to 3*. Flour, superfine, per 280 lbs., 301. to 31s. ; extra, 334. to als. Oatm eal,i Irish, new, per load of 240 lbs., 235. 61. to 24e. Od. ; Canadian, .4.1, 238 0.1. to 235. 64. Bran, per 24 lbs., Is. to Is. 30.; Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, mixed and red, 6s. 6.1. to ss. 9d. ; white, 6s. 9d. to Ge. 24. ; United States, I mixed and red, ss. 6.1. to ss. 10.1.; white, 66. Od. to 6.. 4d. ; Dania and Konigsberg, mixed and red, fa. 74. to 6s. 10d ; high raised,* 6d. to 65,10 d ; l'omeraniln and Mecklenburg, red, 66. 6d. to ss. 10d.; Hamburg, ss. 5.1. to 5a.911.; Stettin and Silesian, real, ss. 611. to ter. 10d.; white, Gs. Od. to Go. 3d.; Da nish, Holstein, and Friesland, red, 6s. 44. to 61. 6.1. ; white, fis. Bd. to ss. 10d. ; ltiga and l'etersburg, red, to. 9.1. to Od. t Archangel. 4.. 74. to 4r. 9d. • French, Ithenish. and Belgian, red, 5.. 7d. to Si. 9d.; white, 6s. W. to Gs. 44. Spanish and Italian, red, 6s. 4d. to 6a. 84.; white, 6.. 8.1. to 66. 10d. ; Odessa, l'olish, red, 64.2 d. to fis. 4,1 ; common, 4.. 9.1. to ss. 0.1. ; Marianopoli, red, 5..64. to 6s. 74. ; 1)u -nube,4s. 9d. to 5..0d. ; Itussoado., hard, 4s. Od. to 48.104.; Egyptian, 4e. 6d. to 41. Bd. ltye, per 60110. Baltic, &c , 3.. 64. to 36.94. Barley, pee 60110., grinding, i 5.8.1. to 3s. 9.1. Mt., per 4511r.,'40.11., 2..114. ; Itussisn, 2e. 7,1. to 2.. 84. Bean*. Eurupeen, per qr., 306. to 31.. ; Egypt p, r 4801 b., 21.. 6,1. to 244.0.1. Pe.,s, per qr., 1161tic,&e.,.. bite, 314. to 346. ; Canadian, 30e. to 32e. Indian Corn, per 4801 b., Amerisaa 30e. Od.to 306.6 d. ; white, 28e. to 295.; French, Spanish, Its- Ban, &c., yellow, 30s. Od. to 365. tld. • white, 28e. to 295. ; Ibrail and Oalate, 315.'0d. to 31e. 61. Indian Corn Meal, per 1961 b., Os. Od. to 0.. Od. Flour, per brl. of 19614., Canadian, sweet, 201. Od. to 21s. 0,1. ; U.S. Western Canal, sweet, 20s. to 206.9 d.; Ohio, 21s. Od. to 22..0d.; U.S.Phila delphia and Baltissore,sweet,2os.od.to 205.6 d.; New Orlevms, 21s. Od. to 225. ;.U.S.and Canadian heated and sour, 17s. 641. Ito 18e. 6d. ; per sack of 28014., French, fine and superfine, 30s. to 32e.; extra, 345. to 364. Od. Arrivsls into Liverpool and Ituneorn from the Iltb to the 17th May inclusive:— Wheat, 3,369 qrs. ; Barley, 790; Malt, 1,169 ; Oats, 6,419 ; Indian Cora, 7,235; Oatmeal, 6,935 sacks; Fleur, 2,193 seeks and 36,800 brig. Exports to Ireland : Wheat, 2,036 qrs. ; Indian Corn, 3,376; Indian Corn Meal, 1,411 brls. ; Oatmeal, 30 sacks ; Flour, 366 auks and 2,710 brs. Lynn, May 18.—The supply of Wheat moderate, and last week's prices rather exceeded. We are now getting fine showers. Wheat, fillbs. to 631 be., 371. to 395.; fine, 405.; white, 465. Barley, 265. to 28e. per quarter to the grower.. NEWCASTLE, May 18.—The weather has undergone an other change; yesterday was everything that could be wished, whilst to-day the temperature bas become low, the wind havMg shilt:d to the east, end threatening rain. At our market this morning we had a moderat r show of Wheat from the growers, and the arrivals coastwise being trifling and short of our present requirement., the granaried stocks are being drawn upon to compensate for the deficiency, and doubtless, should our receipts not increase importantly, a considerable diminution may be expected to occur in such sorts. The report from Mark-lane being considered better, our millers showed an inerea , ed willingness to purchase, and, upon the whole, a fair amount of business transpired, at a shade over Saturday's rates. Coarse old Lincolnshire red found ready buyers, at 395. 61. per qr., 6311 x., the natural weight being 5911b5. Middling Norfolk, 40s. ad., not quite fresh ; whereas fine old Stettin was in request, at 41s. Some holders, on finding the de mand set in so strongly, refusing to make further sales at that money. Flour firm, but with little passing. Rye in retail request, at full prices; extra qualities, weighing 601 b. per bushel, naturally making 3.55. to 365. per qr. Barley for grinding purposes sells readily, but for malting tho in quiry has totally subsided. Malt without change. Beans and l'eu much as before; whilst Oats are held with much confidence for some advance, which, in partial instances, is complied with. WEST FLANDERS RAILWAY. Yesterday, the half-yearly general meeting of the above company was held at the offices. 61, hloorgate-street, Citi. W. P. RICHARDS, Rag., took the chair. The SECRETARY read the report, a summary of which has been given in the Erpross. The balance sheet represented a total sum of 368,6961., the arrears of calls being 42.627!. The balf-year's expen diture was 2601., and the balance at bankers 2611. The CKAILMAN midis.) thought he saw a termination to the difficulties which bad so long perplexed the interests of the company. The conassions agreed to by the Belgian government had been extremely liberal ; it had lent them a helping hand. They undertook to perform a task which they could not do, and evidently they incurred the penalty of forfeiture, which, however, was never even threatened. The present Minister of Public Works had treated the sub ject with liberal feelings, end in his opinion the property could not be confiscated. He thought that if such bad been done, it would Dave destroyed all chance of the railway communication which West Flanders now posseeeed. He agreed to cut off the less useful part of their convention, which ho (the chairman) thought was no bad bargain. It would secure to that country 73 miles of railway. They had restored the benefits of agriculture to the count, and promoted a healthy and happy tone. (Hear, hear.) ry The nest consi deration was the alteration in the statutes, which was of great importance, for by it the power of the directors would be abrogated. Thistle directors themselves had suggested. The whole capital was limited to the amount paid on each share, and it was out of their power to make any further calls. (Hear, bear.) The concession also deprived the directors of an allowance of 1,5001. per annum, 8001. of which the old directors had voted to a resident superinten dent in Belgium. They were hound, however, to observe that frugality which they had hitherto dune. Offers had been made for completing the line by contract, which, after due deliberation, they had refused. The only contract they had made was for the iron. They had allotted 20,000 shares, and he hoped they had done right when they had refused to allot more. They were raising money now at 61 per cent., and the works were prosrasing favJurably. It was their duty to take care of the interests of the com pany, sad all that could be saved would go to their benefit. s mpertion of the line would be completed as soon as Eafter its commencement, and, in conclusion, the rectors would do all in their power to promote the in terests of the company. Mr. IiZILAPATH said he did not think directors ought to have too great • power, and he was glad the line would be completed for 280,0061. He wished to ask if the 20,0001. had been paid up. The Ciatintmax said—Nearly so; but it could never be done within a day or two. He thought one section of the line would be open b 7 September or October. In answer to a question, he said the 64 per cent. would be paid to the new shareholders, but anything beyond that would's° to the old shareholders. — A Pao~ata2oa sited upon what capital the present divi dend was declared. no pon the existing capital of the 27,000 shares.—This report was then put and carried unanimously. After the election of another director, a resolution was Ci:limiting the control of the directors and also for their remuneration. It was agreed th at 4001. a year be paid for their services. A vote of thanks having been passed to the chairman and board, the meeting separated. Anis the LONDON GAZETTIL—Tradep, May 18. 1181111111271. Dare BOMA. Inessimbir, M sorresdar ß = a= Janata. at Ow= SoL, Jam= bun ; off. =llk HUMS C•LTItt • St 9 at It, and July eal r fre l l i t== m vidi rs a rt. w, Clue:gap Los; off. rig, emu= amass. Amoy bay 21 at and Jane 311sa . 6.I.4 TI L Yme and rm, ON Jewry; at aide. Gasham, Joan Nam" Madffsbab=ffes, Aril, anier. May 27 at Wowansensp= s tes Case. lob, Batt and ak Dense= g ° 2 4. Camas We W *wise. Ism 2, eat him We ay at Magass, Ormd. sued, BaLlseliermi sta i tre. Amuse= lbw= =I 'ears Ragsamos=4 laimbst=lans, budereet. City. sawsbanb—ka Av. et IL. Ng 10, end this. entsequeat nt eR anims, Odimoraerese. MEN/AMIN Bites= Meer bon. eatnalsr—lst die. et la. id., May 20, sad Mass salumfasat Tharsials, at Graham's, Ooleteas. H7ltt BUIE% bollaw—kt 41h. of lid, May 20, sad throe solsoosot st Osolom% Osisma4trost. Cosecs, Elmo Cloosom. M 0.., Ilsonal Msloollsr —lst die. of IN li csb.i t io ra 114 owl arse solesques4 Tbstoisps. at Grammes, NAILIIMIL Ilni nimii bierick,W wise liscror —lst dm ot la lid. mg y t et Childs% hos Janus it scauLs•—•.nd div. of 3.. 64, owl div. of Pe. W. cm raw pook May 26, sod say soloolorat Rollioley,st Miller's, Dristal. Jam Elam. Gowwwllll.with.Notioima, Losichlwo lookoopor— dh. of la" on, Tmemelay, at Kwhessido, lAwAsitor. Joao Janos Rama. ManoloSer Ind nostweV ibm wastills. tallar —lst dm. of to., wry Tuesday, at IfokswloPm, WILIJAX eIItiA.IIIIIIMASAD. a d indindlidte, S tinne —I dlr. of Nay 20, ad emloopMet Thoooky, Valpy'a, Birimishoo. DIVIDENOIk—Imo IL J. Graeia, Whig rd DVS Warnater. Aim ooldo• ibmpor-7w 7. A. Iges, Saes" Walir, Eames, draper—Jmao 7. C. Vrldim,Osesimomplow, dealer lo alw—Jumo it. Sarah Whom Wet INspor—Jmoo IS. A. Wood", Great Taremootb, Ittorfollt, twomy torivonor—Juort 7. J. Wynn, Cba•bata, hocktrogeosmAtire, poor. CEITHICATYA to to granted, Won woo to shown to the =tray 4116 tho thy of raeiag. June It. C. Clarnise. Possaarabatrin, aty, mtorobant—June 9. J. Hall. Cro=ifo r oh e. sonisdnir—Juse la H. Hayman. Otter . Mot Mary. —Wm 9. A. Lockwood, Wand. same?, inew—lant 9 11.16 , 1" . Mords. Charohotreet, Onr.tannstat. TRIPS Dusoma J. Drifts sad A. Wedeme. Mrslegiem, vas levienest lasiters. D. P. Derail ema J. llorevelren. Mom; amy meats. L N. Cede sod Illed=red NewresUe, ilaliebble. Drs Wel wed Weald IL W. Orearbrest, Alyea. aed O. Mar, Dewar* City, MAN Wpm. Da Me ss Nora O. L Tesler. T. Wises and 11. Lamm. L Deamere awl Pew PenveAMVsearertitsper4r S.I. am mad wears ewe, T. Derivable awl 3. Derbydrire. Warberter. paw. T. VPAM ead 8. Derber. Maaeleat manes eed tool masers. A. Gottichalek and A. Ordiridsg, lksinglielletreet, City. J. Homey awl A. Hamm ClarleAwieWedbra, Lanmehire, drapers. J. Heaps sad J. Tama, Brothel, Terldire, Ere brick sod tile *Mem R. Jolt and E. Jet, Tontwidge Wells, T. Oldsmar and 11. Ge.wy, IlarC lig.. Donessith, Leicastersire, lumens and moth( waits. Dorm Parker and Nary Ann Parker, Dish-street, Islington, dealers Marina sad Maw F. Pearoon sad J. V. Rulyard, Birmingham. warehoommen. J. Salmon and J. Goatley, Edgware-mad. G. 8m th and J. 0. Duckworth. Coddingten, Cheshire, millers. J. Speechls and S. Dam" Spalding, Laneolnahrre, brink sad tie manufacturers. nteau, E. rtimpsow. sad R. Mao* Lade, Yorkshire, latent leather manufacturers. so hr so regards R. Nisitois. J. anted& and J. P.att, Roehdals, lancesbire, warping sell and heck makers. ICOTCII SEDI'ESTRATIONS. lone Camma, Montrose, goldsmith, May :2 and Jane 22, at the star Inn, Montrose. Roam Um, Glasgow, merchant, May 24 and June 14, at the Lon don hotel, Glasgow. JAstaa 51•14.AL1, O•OI.OIIMAIUMALL, and DA•11, MAWALL, Colley Park. Stirlineshire, onal.rnasters, May 21 and June 11, at the Dun. tresth m• Inn. Kilayth. AI.PX4/11.11 Mum's, Glasgow, wholesale tea and coffee merchant, May o and Jour 17, at the Botek's Dead hotel, Glasgow. 11 siritsw Malaya, Glasgow, warper, May 21 and June 11, at the blobe II , ml, Lilsogew. PUBLIC MONET FOE RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL, AND CDARITABLI rURPOSEA.—On Monday was printed an interesting parliamentary paper, showing that in 1850 the amount charged on the Consolidated Fund, and on all other public revenues, for religious, educational, and charitable purenses was 667,12 W.; and last year the amount was 681,0321. STOCKTON AND DARLINGTON RAIL% AY.—A spe cial meeting of the shareholders in this company was held on Monday, at Darlington, for the purpose of considering the bill now before parliament, for making a railway front Middlesbro' to Oui bre'. The chair was taken by John C. llopkins, Esq. Mr. Mewburn, tho company's solicitor, r-id the claukes of the bill, Lot a resolution approving tht •=f, WI. e nrricd nott coo. The bill contains o clause enabling *hi, • °watt). to contract with the Middlesbro' and Guisbro' Company for the working of the line, subject to the approbation of the Board of Trade. St hs Beek was the state of the gene whoa " Tine " was coned. NAVAL ADMIZALIT, MAY 18..—P& -S to tile ruik liestaiaat. _ I: F. aramiar7l7Fisipa. --- I`OII2IIIOOIIOIAY 18.—The Coneender-in-Chief, YEW fin T. Ph% fl oat est to Sgetbsed thh aisseerei al* the hew of the Memel. 11, Oemmeailer Pethee. embed Ilalathey Ms the seem of Attfau, earl eueedmi Atm la haw she. at humet. She peals* Ie Pflusealb te d eft The shiest MEW bas limed a thiiimb ibs a& hue awl area ass Qum. 110. DIM* etsamse, sad eat alp. he ihele eaffethe swish at the An se the hede. eh &aye* yeehrriag arealag.—Ohir Mil= 41•1169 Mat his husk b ion yeedist ae sewed lwa alibi as has he Priam Pages% PO, at liplibeed, est yeeneasil ea leave of ahem,. The • Brightly. sensor. Maned to this port. this hem Adder, di, with paraasamelora W —Tlie mei ree sa mh, arrivea ImesM, fame iota beam cad, tin /Mae thh afternooa with septesamnielm th the Zestwa e r The Fairy, royal sd3lia, anew. west oat of kabetts why, es try hair sailses, to he reedy la ham kw Ilsemty et Wisentainee se !May oat TM Larripart. alma Moak was him eut of auk this Emu las, to p late the is hada to be hued es ea etveaset eserwer. The %trumped. sailed yeaesdat i lie t Plymouth. The , 511. deem gummy we" bar Itare t mash up, sal Is haft bleddziewa sod It is sepereed the Is be be me by the Mk * hitt it Is imbifel whether this vv.. the ere. 'wise ihe diSsalty 2 =ll.llloll 11 84 - ilair Me amplesesat of mes. The hum deep, Oewittuler °eraser, whish shwa ea Seah/ Asa ten ni the B. Beither's Expedition le the is% sane We in ner the lens atterneca. THAMES HAVEN DOCK AND RAILWAY COMPANY. Yesterday r a e r geeing meeting of this etht pany woe held is Gresham fah, Berlagludlstren, madder the et redsvisi the sessiaal amuse or vane et the them la the slid essigemi sad to mane sod determine the mesat to whisk*, re shell be reduced, and le asliedes the brae et sew inn is nenvet sad to the ohne elite erect of eephel elate einem , which, by vans et nab redunies is the am,estoeses value of web linthesined IMMO, Ash be hespesented b shaves, aid to dsieenhe the maid MIMI Si Ma SOW shares, cad at whet Ones eel es shut undlitisse the lane should be hosed, the assini divides* is all heel set es amens 6 per esti she to seethe a ~ hen the 14 menet es the she of the eneprefe vii, ad to the the Nen of the penile., es to ferseendy pressilhe with the works, sad rabies the aetwieuy moan he the same.—Mr. LOWDZI tusk the chair, sad baring read the report awl alluded te the pen niefertweee of the sesqsay, nand het their putties wee thie—they had already a sea well Ind a kept paths et bah he bellowed 137 mew es whkli they sigh nest their wherh. It was the brAndles of the Meanie se mho emly_a els& line from Remind ft Thema Xmas. They mid here have a wharf 1,1111 thin is Imgth, when the depth of water wee from 16 to 111 he% end ship et a seem den mild always be scesaneined. he thenhee 'hind the proprietor to take iersediete dupe a l k e z ellest that emilable object, width se he had doubt, to he neirebeadise and trails that would gene os the way, would amply pay the pro prietors. The report wee eller more diesurisspiepted. A resonator)* 1111. prepend he the rehmases of OM *VW from 400,. to 2.51. ern, e• whisk W. nun be eesidesed to b• d. The CtiAlrrAs said thews new shares would be breed to the proprietors in preference, bat the directors would issue them at such times as they might deem expedient. APer sums discussion between the solicitor, Mr. Cox, Mr. Shepherd, Mr. Lee, Mr. Robertson, and others, as to the price at which the shares ought to be issued, The resolution of the directors was carried unanimously. The CRAIItMAN said they had filed • petition in the House of Lords against the Tilbury line, and he hoped they *hou:d he supporud by the proprietors. (Hear, hear.) A vote of thaoks was then passed to the chairman and directors, when the meeting adjourned. A CLIPPER BOAT.—Mr. Veal, IS working ship wright of the Deyonport Dockyard, hat made himself a sailing boat upon the line, supplied by Mr W. Mundell, also a shipwright in the dockyard, after as nearly as pos. siblc the model of the America yacht. On Thursday last it WWI tried itaxinst the picked boats of the port, and it best them all. }ley hull and her mils Wet, as much like the America as wassible. The boats with which she rated car ried mach more canvas, and when going before the wind Wet ato sit ot the America model boat. As soca so it CMS.' r✓, 0 1'10 to to.e h.uil, she ov , the whole Oftllttn, reit rat n gallant style. It appeared to su - prasc 113fflay prac•i«d boat-builders that a craft with such li mited sails should have beaten their "creek beats," bat se It was. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1852. DAILY WEATIIER T, wzbyllADAlrt MA The State of the Weather at oath et the f dlowini Nina *Week yeaterdar morning. The wanted in order of latitude. Oovr d Nam al Baolurram Hamm; awritwarrou teasarrows 111%1011MM OR LILNI WI( tirsoup Swumoop tkrimutorra Gammon Tiarevem Biamisesui oourr The rettures elltoc in . adieate the sine o'clock. tams. Unarm, Biagi ST/MIIIT Sterne: ZLII From oar earrespenisale,tbe shipping onset• CASUALTIES. Harpooner, Morris, from Callao to Cant Honolulu, Fob. 10, leaky, had been near this place.—San Francisco, April Olive Branch, from Stockton to Quebec, the St. Lawrence previous to May 4 • gen saved. SEABORNE MAILS. Apart that the nude Sr. sent from b y te. dela—and 11 by the • " Day w made upl Is tmosrai Put- Office Loudon. Amerirm(bykirit.yosiut kaavrice(bycalted Stair' pealing Asurice(bpll.Btau,plhl; Africa ( Wett Cosa' & Akzusdrla• II 14 Brasil Buenas As rem Calttorola(vta Cgs eg Good Repo 1 14 Oulaslantiraple • 1.4 ' Uratral Monica hi Mime Isles ...... Raven Y & Mai 21 !May 16 t lloy 2 $ iltto of Uso mootb • 119t6SoSetb of non.' 144 ott Of the mee , h you .t the mouth ttuldtlithat month litho( the weak th 717tb2lthet m,al 2adhl7thof le•ath I.L I mettb 71111;tbribufmool I Tooodoy & Friday I Wodtifs. i Sew.; *7th of the ...tai Tsfoe daily ...... I lOUs of tho smooth; I Ottols24thof oaoutb: Medium....._..........K Ireland India (via aoathaiapt.)ll I. (via Marssilias) N 11tx : sa tor ntmamisa via kanall7) Naziov ludotra .......... ..... —...N I noise Papal Dadra Paaaasula .... N Peru 10th of the meth et 24th01 swell, god of the ;Leath , etli of tee mond, 1th,17tA,190,2;th Stltothof the month 511112tb2.5th0f mon SthlMAlStMolmun 71hITth27tinf mon 2T321217t1t4 I month , thl2thlSMot moo 172 of the mnatl, roma,* West MOW DI Wad MAW, Masept Zia mum sad Plasm) M 111.1 of the iscethi • lbo was to Jo* ,ountilos lba monad t•J hawk vadat via Marano& ARRIVED. Acnvic—at Gramma, Bunton—at Onnaeni May IA from. ....... _...» 1197 17, from —ssotoro—stlesoutb, May 17. from 0110110LUIPA—at Ninypert, 1( 6 7 17 , from Imo •at Newport, May 17. from Pura—at Gravesend, May 19, from MARMON —atOravesend, 11.)17, from Moorrsmsta —off Penance, May 16, from WAIIIJIWITCII-114 Plymouth, May 17. from Wt—at Grevesend , Way 16. from SAILED. Barrmans-from Liverpool, May 18, to COIORANDIL-Lrain Grareeend, May IN to . Gummi- from Liverpool, May 18, to CIIIIIIIIVIVA Astrui•-how Liverpool, May 18, to teursa-Mom Gravesend, May lit, to Emairomooos--from Ora TOMM4 May 18 to rum Gluon o -Pan Gravesend, May 18, to . Zrusams Clasoos-fro Liverpool, May It, to. VAVOIMITI- tftel Liverpool, Ma 18, to leamiuma Hsu-fres. LI May 18, to Passau" Kt's-Mm La May 18, to -• mouses-from Liver May 18, to "ma Grammes& May 18, to -hem Otrarsol, May 18, t 0... Jame—tram Cinvemod, May 18, to Jana AND Baamaa—tram ?Impart, May 16, to Jo. Wararn—from Liverpool, May 18, to Lorsona—from Liverpool, May 18, to MAMA/I—from Liverpool, May IS, to Maar Lawn—from Liverpool, May it, to MAIM lhave—from Ormond, May 18, to Monaora--trom Mel* May 1 7, t 0... Onwatio—tram Liverpool, May 18, to °ammo—tram Liverpool, May It, to Boa—tram Livarpool, May 18 to Seams —from Li May 18, t 0.. .. Sarnia—from Liverpool. May 18, to watavfnain Liempaol, May 18, to STAMM—from Limps* . Mg 18, to ilman—from Bristol, y 18, to Waormuta—.from Liverpool, May 16, to ... VESSELS SPOKEN WIT! Anna (brig), front London tor Trinidad, April 33.33 W. arum (barque), et elespow, from the Yawl:los 6, off the Cape of Goad 2101111. Ilaaton. bon Laden for Port Phillip, all 11.47 6., in. 29.24 W. Duke d Ciewlend, 'terrine 6. W., May G, Ist. 17.33. Paola (schooner), of Loudon, April 23, lat. 37 N , Plana; of Loudon. AprU 20, bound North, Mot Keyu. Trope; from Landau for Demerara., May 51m 39.51 Data LONDON AND MANCHESTER Yeller& Noma further claim' under this estate aid t before Master in Chancery S. TORIMad, the official manager, applied to be permitt4 mks a parted' distribution among the shareholden MOM in lama, and realised by recovery from I but the maw declined to direct any division elending =Mien were closed, so that any bail &OM be final. EAtherthesnentl—HoLLowAT's PILL 4 Clens swa i rl&Cll COMPLAINTS, INDION,I.IS, A' et Imanesataa, Van Inemea's Lend, lefillerhilated Much 17, teal, "1 hat asbieeabbim that tiollowat'a putt mauser weft Wile. She had bout ong tired 18 WINOS dkoli lid* ailed tke akin hr of a l the =411.1t ftir aripralle grathuOlS jot w war u. • `Treatire nn tho liollosra) ebsesomesse Holloway'' MON or dab relki i Mai 1111 perieutiat In their use she sured."—Sold WaR dreerksts, and at Prolemor bliehmest. 244, ftiad. Landon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND BIRTHS. the vile of BILARD.-144, 14, at of a daughter. I:IBCIESS.—Way 14, at Lamy-green, Bucks, the wife J. Burgers. MA., of a sm. LARKL—May IS. at John-street, Bedford. row, Clarke, of a daughter. lILP.S.—May 14, at Ulster-terrace, Regent's-park, Odes, tag, CAL, of • daughter. ANODALE.—May 11, at Palmer's Lodge, Clause, the wife or A. Langdale, of a dlughler. lANSCEML—May IS, at Upper Brook-street, Ormirr Lady Manners, of e a m anJ ODNIORE.—May IS, at Elstree, lisrle, the wife of mare, eta son. TNTE.—May 14, at Brighton, the wife of Col. C. Ms daughter. 111.1111.—May 14, at Wells, Bomereettabire, the wile Bag, el • daughter. MARRIAGES. ELDERTON—nurcm StlON.—May IS. at St. James's, a. by the Rev. T. M. Hopkins, A. Elderton, Did 80 - r I tiers, win of the 1a.. , Lient.col. Elderton, to Catharir dawrbter of the late B. Datagram, Esti , of Rasielleim .R— in iI E ETA L LINCL—Mae IS, at St. Matthew's, ' Rev. Hr. Vanstisn, A. Render, bap., of Lubeck, eldest daukht. r of L. lEeq , Surrey. TATTERAALL —ATICINSON.—May IS, at Ealing. Smith, the Rev. W. Tattersall, of Howe Rectory, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of J. Atkinson, E..q. Riling. Wit lAKER—SLOAN.—May IT, at Si. Stephen pool, by the Ray. I) Anderson, ALA., Mr. W. M Diary Sloan. DEATHS. AIRET.-11117 13, at Parts, the Hon. Lady Sixty, Gm. Sir O. Alrey, K C.M. BARRY.—May 17, Lewin, filth daughter of C. Barry, worth. Surrey, aged 21. COOPER.—May 17, at Proepecteealo, Fairfield, Liverpool, wile of T. 0. Cooper, Eaq., aged 39. MARES.—May IS, Emma Elirabelh, wife of Mr. ' graer.etreet, Eaton mune, aged 30. 11EltuOM.—May IS, Mary ehreittan, wife of Mr. Stratford, aged 0. NORTIIeHTTIL May le, et Austweek•trrnee, cute, Esq., of Ihidford, aged 4.1. RTMIL —May IS, at Ealing. Middlems, Frederick win of J. S. Rymer, of M :411 SEPE.—NIey I, Mr. R. 9. Ritter, e I Frr.etweluMsweß l't.stedsoi published by WILL ..% . . 1 .11. •••• • sired. bly Qty et Linwtun, IS incv-, ettsst, ltlY pSWllell al Wr.V.drLui. -Wioscs ,ILY WEATIIER TABLE .. . WEDSINDAT, May 19 , 143 4 • of the Weather at each of the falowina else,' at o'eloalt yesterday morning. The Mahout ary td in onler o.t 4latttude s .. i.h. . 4_. • si Ma " . Wind. W6lt. Seal. °I Ti scher. 71711C1--;1111 r-rgliNii::...l.B.:El: : c re r i"ratiesiletrtmllb t ili k erismt l CH"tw t "4" r refe ee:t ee" BahBl"l""illaie' P llTlMe s a:rt ri tati lall i:: y l C rni' ln.. :::l l; • 'ma E. Gentle Breese Rale ' is a is ....... N.B. Strong Cruse art..e ty L.t a d e aw N. Strong liner tiverta.t • - THIS DAY N,,,,,,. ref Mad. Strome% of Wind. slate of the Wi .0,,,. W. Gi n' le Breeze. Pais. Sterns from the following places did not reach ten, time for publication yeatiyilay; they therefor, the data of toe weather on Monday morning 4 wk. R. Gentle Breese Putty* th.,,,,, -- • •-• ''''''' N. Gdm i Oversee . • . 'All a S.W. Gentle Breese lthereeet S.W. Coin. Principally Heat N. Gentle Breese Cloudless or S.W. Gentle Knorr ; Partially Coady B.E. Coatis Breese , Partially Cinedy - - -- -- - -. •• - • SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. lir eteremeaMiate, In. 8 . statanitia tiaseue. sad " Lloyd . . Lot.. CASUALTIES. ler, Morris, from Callao to Canton, which put iota olu, Fob. 10, leaky, had been ashore on a iv( his place.-San Francisco, April .5. nneh, from Stockton to Quebec, was totally lost it Lawrence previous to May 4 ; crew and PMTS. teed. . . SEABORNE MAILS. Ike that the mails are sent from the General Priet-iffe rot-and N by the morning -timpateh. --.. Day lama mans Up Yr.. abet : INTIGNL I In (~seal Poet, Port M In Moe Loudon. deepatehe4. I des. byiirit.psoint N" May 21 Unwpera.... May 21 bylinited Stateel • -Walay 16 Unispeul.-. May 86 byll.MatkepkillMay 24 soutliareptoe Slay 21 Yost Gout' -Ls' Itta of the month; Plymouth ... June 3 U. N 19t10/34th of mon.' Dorm N laity ' Dover N 9th of the monibleesthampton. June In VIM All nth et the Meath Soutbsaapton. June 16 sirta CbagresiN insidallthemontbronthanopton. May 20 Mod Mope N litho( the =moth Plymouth.... June 9 inople• 1... 7t11170.127tket msa , Dorm linerks hi 2adail7thid ofath,Southimaptoe. May in IWO ........, N MmL,Wed.,&73l.L'S nothanthemi. To Th.Se Id Indiallthol month southamptca. Nay 90 M & 4 Swim daily I *TO N 71h17th27 Mut moo rover May 20 . g.......... ..... .14 Tuesday N Friday tendon Tativt • .N Redeem l Itatei.:Loodoo Moo. o ie ...... ......... N 17th of the imeattil , oithamptas May 19 ..... id & & Twice daily itiolybiad Tome dos. a Southanipt.)ll Seth of the swath Isauthounidoo May 20 a Marseilles) N tithilig4thof month illorer June 1 • aessa(vla Swath • , 111 Wad the Math I. loutliartipton. May 20 I llarwAlles) -.5 Stlsittlthi at menus 'Dover . .. 111 2nd of the mosithNouthaseption. Jure S • ....... ......... .ht oth of Lae month Southampum. June It . 7th,1701,190,27•01' '''"'" ..... ''''''' I kltothcf the month Dour ... N sth lath2stlsof mon looser deaf ...........16 SthiSthlStlool mon i Dover a ....... N 71107tha71kof mon Si.othaseptcc. May Si .M 2nd&lTtlatf month iliuthaniph.e. May - .0 ......N , thlsthlStkehroit Dover 'May 21 Su DI 17th et the month Southampton. i Nay N ' Hes (sa Ns sad Name mpt ) H Sal of the math Illouthanspton.:June 6 i mule to Joe amintries toot =Thad 5".) are aallveral by I oaks( Ma Museffies. ARRIVED. at Gravamina, hey la, from. . ......„ tiff -at Gravesend, Moy IT, from Celia os-at Palsonatb, May 17, from Amu MA-at Newport, Nay IT, trona - Seeds Unmet, hisay 17 from Larks i-st Gravesend, Noy 18, from Cats • -atOravesend, Mey 17, from Hobart Tow* seta-off Penzance, Nay 16, from Honduras nen-at Plymouth, May 17, from Coruna -at Gravesend, May 16, from Archangel SAILED. ia-from Liverpool, Na. IS, to Bt. John's, N.B. DIL-tram Gravesend, May IN to Bombay -from Livertecn, May 18, to. &Moo A A.ansa-from Liverpool, May 18, to Batavia -from Gravesend, May 18, to Mauritius exams-from Ors emon4 May 18, to Calcutta loathe -from Gravesend, Nay 18, to Valencta Pia Ouses-from Liverpool, May 16, to-Buena Ventura re-from Liverpool, Ma IS, to Manuel A HAAS-frau LI May 18, to Christimme to Rthe-from La May 18, to New Tart ass-facia Liver Nay to, to Calcuna • •••401110rablialid. May 18, to PortNatal 'threnan-from Gravesend, • May 18, to 'few Zealand teem Ormond, May 18, to Liverpool a &MIA -from Newport, May 16, to. St. morass mar-tram Liverpool. MaylB, to New York -front Liverpool, May 18, to Crooned -from Uverpool, May 18, to Virginia wen-from Liverpool, May le, to Dor& Reara-trees Oresund, May 18, to New Sock 1 :-from Welds, May 7, to. .Aden 7 -from Liurprool, May 113. to Staten knot -from Liverpool, May 18, to - ..... -.Dor& b at Liverpool, May 18, to Africa • mi'm-(mm 1a p m{, MB7 IS, to ...N. Peterebure 0 -from Ueerpool, May 18, to Christiana • ~from Liverpool, May IS, to Baltimore o •Lrom Liverpool, May 18, to Tauber( a keen Bristol, Nay 18, to Dements a ta-ticast Liverpool, May 16, to Naples a r VESSELS SPOKEN- WITH. la ele, from London for Trinidad, April 17, Lat. 22 N., ton. II N. (barque), of Glasgow, from the Mauritius for Cork, Muck 0 Lfio Ca Id Good Hopi. h Neate pe n, from Louden for Port Phillip, all well, April 3, IN. d 1., in. 29.24 W. tl Cirrelmil, staring SI.W., May R, lat. 43.34, lom 11.20. Ammer), of Loudon, April 24, lat. 37 N , 10n.19 W. a of Leaden. Apr( 10, bound North, off Doutiethesded G r eye. om London far Demerara„ May ay 5 lat i9.3i N. lam tl 23.70 W. ol a u ecr LONDON AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY. — m w lay some further claim' under this estate were taken v. outland before Master in Chancery Senior. Mr. ad, the official manager, applied to be permitted to is partial distribution among the shareholder, of the 111 it hand, and realised by recovery from the directors, ti master declined to direct any division until all out- ol g matters were closed, so that any division of the an hould be final. a. d rertisement.}--HOLLOW.kY'S PILLS A CERTAIN h a Brmearo COMPLAINT', INDIONTTI./", oath Bus-John at Esq., of Launcestow. Van Istetnen's Lend, informs Prefemx tl r. by letter. dated March 17, lASI, • , 1 hat Mra. Tolmen. or 'owe, declared to him that liollowas's pill, hare been the • laving her life. the had been fir a long time atflictel with n 1 d Mame which aided the .kill of the doctors in lionrt le of for two years she gradually got w wee and worse. Ar.i. es meeting with a 'Treatise on too Hollowayian Aram of 111 ,' lobe commented taking Holloway's pis's, and fund Ism' ief, and by persevering In their use ehe was permanently U -Sold by all druggists, and at Profeesor llo.lowars Ens. el t„ 244, bland, London. oe RTHS, MARRIAGES, AND I)EATHS. * M BIRTHS. ik -May 14, at Cleplearatiommon, the vile of W. Beard, Eslo a ilf Lighter. Co iS.-May 14, at Lacey.green, Bucks, the wife of the Her. W. la Fees, M.A., of a eon. s.-May IS. at Johmetreet, Bedford-row, the wife of T. 0. to , of a daughter. Pe May 14, at Ulster-terrace, RegeaCts.park, the wire of A. Mu Esq., C.R., of • daughter. N ILE.-May 10, at Palmer's Lodge, Eletzes, Hertfordshire, m X of A. Langdale, of a daughter. tic 58.-May IS, at Upper Rnmk.ntreet, Oroarenoroonale, the ra Isneen, of a s on ens) beg'. RE.-Nay IS, ot Elder*, lierte, the wife of the Rev. T. rm• of a son. T -May 14, at Brighton, the wife of Col. C. K. Tynte, N. 7:. lighter. u -May l4, at Wells, Sotnereedahire, the wife of W. J. Wci"lo if a daughter. MARRIAGES. rON-nurciiistioN.-May IS, at St. James's, Paddington, Bev. T. M. Hopkins, A. Elderton, F.m., led Sox bay Fusi- on of the lice Licit-col. Eltterton, to Catherine Dor% ••• •er of the late B. Ilutehleson, Pet, of Russell-square. and hill. Kent t -11ELNLING.-Mar IS, at St. Matthew's, Relates, by the T. Vaughan, A. Render, ke n „ 01 Lubeck, to 11.r .1..,,;7, ' ,:: . daughts r of L. Ilelbling, Esq , tipring•Lawn, u • i Ist ;RAU -ATRINSON.-Illay 1%, at Feting, by the Rea. J. tic h the Rev. W. Tattersall, of Howe Rectory, Norfolk, to Clara .. ith, eldest daughter of J. Atkinoon, Esq., of Vidage•park. n IKER -SLOAN. -May 17, at St. Stephen the Martyr, Limr. J y the Rey. D Andersen, ALA., Mr. W. Whittaker, to Site n ;loan. kr n DEATHS. la -May 13, at PLAN, the Nee. Lady Airty, widow of ihe tale t Ir GI. /Grey, K C.ll. II -May 17, Louisa, filth daughter of C. Berry, Eel., of WM- al , Surrey, wed 21. b 4-May 17, at Prospect-vale, Fairfield, Liverpool, Frances a T.O. Cooper, Eq., aged AS. I -May IS, Emma Elisabeth, wife of Mr. J. Marc., of /Sri. & street, Eaton metre, "VC! 30. a 4.-May IS, Mary Chriatian, wife of Mr. V.. &mom, of m ad, aged : 0. s- : oTTIL-- May 16, et AustweelLterrace, Exeter, J. Nock. Esq., of Itridford, aged 40. -May 17, at Ealing. M iddlemz, Frederick Watson, third li J. S. Rymer, of 00 bitelioth place. 1.-Slay 6, Mr. R. ft. Chasm . I Sio'efuschatreet, aCKI ". sad publeMad by %Nowa% limo list.. • i NIX 4, Lembo!. In the at, of London, Pi inter. a. ilo• . Sties, is lototao 1 . lithe pavan( oi We.V.Mtiota. -.lllaDora •ar, MOT It :17:. w . • • • •