The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-26 00:00:00

r a Oil d the dientisa ef the TM Jar ea, • - • 1 ri ngems . it, aad_ gees Wt w 1 wi withes Adsreaa• AM 'theca having caned ca the Mme. et ""-- 'n o, without &Sam. It es* a ease what beams el r. t ..ratrue of powers? What! on the arias day, a the "l o cds, there can be a union of pownecothe power, way agai m e e_piwer, mad judiea_er_ that „ o ld he chaos! The decree cannot, sey wis t i tz !i s m& wiwg judgment, for it would be a j wMbest Ty rote of the tad Demuth'', ea Mr everythingtithe Presides' tlitatet , de not My that to dlai&da the rights =received from im maims ; bet I gig that lie bettor &omit be his creamier. Ha bed th tight to draw up . 4 , o ,i g ie, but he had as power le dada a quotas ef .. ot ery, even to the tibial Of ale a garret. lie kir;lr • that, and he, meaas to reepest the ioderendere e.tr el. This we knew from • week nerdy brcc.l n. m. • TruPluttic. gtrakiet of the Court 1111 Aei.e.l. 01 l ' Ar Mto tn. takingof the property beteg sa aie . no . meter.. act. and as such without the pals of par ~,iotioa, I mast observe that it has been laid down by 'o r , courts thot, when an administrative matter =hid. sdna iso tr dive action mast bet suspended until a be • I un , then, e tribal is hilly aft p elft• W decide maintainthat the call. My th clients have, bibles. ... :t iptioa in their favour, all !hay have held dot peep u, ay her more teen ten years, so that, even if the dear Lon of the Ith August were invalid, they would OA to proprietors. Besides this, great part of Nelda, klenexces wen inherited by them from their suet ; and yet the re has been no licitation, an required by law. The rnueoe, my cheats, have min with prorated renew that their ceaerated father has been accused of bawls 0, es 70 1 Am/wet. ceiennaitted a fraud to the prejudice et the we shall bans to eaplain ourselves it that put ; you have east Mamie at us, and if you de not valuing it, I warn you that we shall resent it. Yes bane d e pe4ted an odious accusation' ea the tomb of ea aged kiag , dicll be accepted, andme want the aesseat 00001 you nut see p it. After sa further remarks, the learned gea. {;eras concluded by asking if it mid be believed that tho army. the Legion of Honour, and the clergy would accept I the portions of the property awarded to damn by the deem, I unlos the appropriation of it should is sanctioned by jag sloe, and be added, that the geseral interest of the country deem bed that it sought be known that there are judges ni l Frame to &tend the rights of ciliates, se well as advotates to plead them. lbecovitures said—At the essmaracenest of this Nakao dismasiou we eudisameared te dearly peat est the rpastisa ea which pot have te decide. Masai hawses the cueseleasse et the plaint& and the poets* Mewl try __tam reelect of the Seine against the jwief et the trOsa• sal, renisia coal Wed after the sat eala ask above all, taileradest sessideratisa et the salgesk that it is aethies more are ha dos • organ ef mitaney wed attribution. We d• es reread te abourarft mr Imo of the defreao, but we have MINS te be asesahhed Da; w h o a the Newt our not to dams the garden at la merits, it elessisi have eyes way le bitter reakaimeleeme and to insults sawaled oder the rut ef hypothesis. W hot foeco me they gin to the are! We ewe inin the wane et the law, and we support wareelm ea It sadlathe's\ we have lot, in order se work ea the= try, the elegem. of M. Ikaryte, when M. had Gelled to hie anistonse. asp that et the ask nest Wryest who bare signed the seasalle=d ea a we an se lam ahe is. The learned Sun maned unoisearly what was die urine of the solos iatesineed. sad the 'Meat tithe decrees stalest It co.ktil sot. he rid, be as sides la pursuit ot • Win le poverty. The deers et the lied hateary, 1832, wao •set • law of essismitien; it was the prediregesi of • debt. ▪lt is said. - retard M. Disessennu that • law dii oblizatzLeaseal manner, ead Ms rosillea new ink, 1 Sly ass ue Is pelials Ishosele. De ash laws decide ea escalopes diseratg Weer the Mete awl private individaels ? De an lie Ws demur that eer ier serpsairs shall ham caeseminn, of Mee et railway ? Cue these laws, therefore, be sad pencil? The decree et January 24 was Weed with <I the pow whisk to the legislator, sad in, in fast, et* • law netedig li t li Z elite the poresioo of its peony. It the LegbleMte Awn*, is the curries of the pewees Naistied tit, had at the deene of January 22, *8853- woad yea bar sprawl the tribunals for their epistles of it? ash—yen weld have stopped beano the et WI esperation ef tlse I.olllWril. The ell WI wed wit the sphere el She whisit Ind seemed es Mr. TM aria omega sorrot deset_ pay legislative power aid& der eidebell risers. NI sit allowed to Out tribal's** Molt en seas eipilke =power under psia ef The ve se been recognised by a law es 'MK ant bo taw fear k but is einiet se .1 Themestien et pee egped, is egMelded by the by gilder g gens Is aides Weis% Ps WOOla 0101 1101oese08 , , lommThr tie gal 7•4 1 = 11 tbseshes la desire your Ineseepiessey. Ilew-v*Alter the par Nap o h my honourable etasoma. wide h rut be so oceskaive es ef ono suu aid la whisk kmisposemdi of Or rho, ef rlglit int Iwo, the nedeerd rellniate of so cosatry have bees se fully wowed, I whip ought to bar boss mart, but I eared rat Se Mier ay • lbw wok is reply to the rands yid& bar /kiss hint the kw riser OW rep air. It Is net •• refetallos othis se. g=rey relish I am about to ewe on, for that Ms Ass powerfully sad Ally rokbed. It lea .1101 which I make in the mane of the ow which I tom and of die bey to whisk I bar Mime/ lbw MI yogi; la dr awe of the reglitesue. osellins sten Amu oil 1111 the of ttrokiesmed d marry. Dees there ow islet spew pima aloe ? llm Ilk all sweedry of Pm" ale se whims abuttals centarits, ae Wipe IN _IMEMPIesi 4!!Wo sow reduced to the sessielty se swim oisedre wow is the judicial power is persede of the dm prom I' Di then anything wore& es t t soihsdr el Mar t Crinkly sec TM hammiest , sad iirasaratibel Wield rower see ........Jul_ by — whets oiliest DA — it is sew otkeelity. teMoisi tie WIWI= tight of jades' geardesestomeety whisk opp to then. Is trustier when Ile Mae We tills girt de the Doerr*, is the amen ef s pereleteri WI Mom I ens as aa adalaistrati be z a tewer liberms la sere low ow • private Thom weiro Anse• Oen Ma l , Worn hue a esatest with a rhea brolenweh Medea et the tribniale h absolute. Tip MOB sued be in its omit passe. [The Awe genders• here uses W law ef 17911 sad Mat of An. A of his nresionta sad eaantrued 1 —I. is 1831, sgaleet• the gorearent sad the of that clel the ow pelmet* phi* I sew nednilaiu The hong - doginddo MD obis, of the elder Musk se the Mere elf Denrien, n- C bads. Imam etspodell, m m id as Woe men ristg A ?rose. der Mods, eubi to Ids per o rien end ahead el hi bird, sod ils sews oiled su lime de pale So pat bin seals ea all the new al the dr tots. A Teo* was hi. tweeted. sad the oaths d ormirehrey was I=dieg Wee* Mine the Juire d der tared el @MA ow dye( at he rally erl It was noir trod Or the podia wee set ae Ls.Prird• mbilk omit to new ei the MO& wee V Wind by the OW. sad tie his dribs was erg medu The Dabs die we nalstabied ht his oweriereof his soft of Cheadised. Ikea wen it true dr dui Mead= et all TA Amon wee noll. we wirer that we /we • sow MMA sea dist, Wk from purloins kr tee. sad ern toot r rpm Aar is a erred title of 'AIM the dense mast keels nu Irk la the seas d the law, of my sonday, sod wiril the energy of my rd, raise the distrisies wohldi have bees pat forth. Clesidens d pereety Wert utC all —los haws all a anal* bloat la them Ti. will, gootlessio, drier year esepenney ; the laws, wiry, the erred interest et prise, sad our own dignity iwasd this of yea. At • coatis pi bad the Court inked le islibrate. At a wasetrimil be the es, rammed, Was** Con dei the Alleeding , • 0 Whirr c tl p l e =se Seaselves es if de tbe nim d u Moses= Whir Alm Mlle Artudes it lin Mr pe a IMA ss godhiLlie the Ides et thdr fader. sat far • port of "lhe Wows hialsik, their wok se is virtue ef a perrint oehogel Ise aeon then twerp yetrs *b a:d ge rish hum& gessuipjas lii Mika lie - Orr eller die property se these twe 41111.1111111 " Whom& lbe callatry Mini an emainively cames- WO le bile es pairs of peirerty. se IMAM if soar Web. aid of "Mini 11116= ili t sredlilb rime tbs *NA 111 1 Priftbe It OW %dap to dwell alas bet% the claim d Ike wiles, sod Is eggily the law t to w Thu hich the =ie 1141 : the Whoa keeps ems Mho, it, tun ga r lat detring A as ft mien. erg esodoess• Ss el rtbe Sias to Se MN Ter Issideet." iifiney of Me '-want WI. *Dowd :LIU Orwow Ms imilisty, hat they wore der le by the inilert. A OVITOM ins. Fitu.--On Wen kg dr seinetes marks inn of Mr. W. owso. is dad mod, was dloperood te be ea Sr. Mimes ua mad Wen AWL The les orignated, as le eM hen a owl does ed by _the edam of sea Me shied easy, sod whisk hi urea a ate whin sow bombed, se weelipseple wen ea the penises. Tbe begat( is ber VIVO. ebestiod the suisores Mae lie of Ifterikeetre WI IMAM la tire to peered dis broad die rem where the fo r seighslod. In w re a tle dew. le baited So s few Woke& pewit Nib ewe, sowed by lawanes. TM slaw sal oinhanriatinwome. mew Me nark tespie is the isoratedie ga As AM wee se do lint It soles d weaved. The WM alb, are was s" =l g sulliestle& sod • orbs, of Me Mai la the 'lath, ems* sad delet Woks or dolor eneatio make then serge Ana the windows by haring Se hen she peek' NM leas_ards Soother. Abe =glows • slier et Oh NO Awed that it was AM et pes by Me Mega el We slorlea, awl be bed Is drop hen that height, segeskkg a eyrie ef tee ankle by*, hulas exploit. ROBBLIIT AT CSIIILISII Hoorma..—Os Friday last one of the Torok sorb, m . olles la chapel stashed le Chases was eaMed err bl sea pesos who:shwa eactotod is Me boMilleg. mows the many sunders el *.sales the perilleg ere is that hadthe intestine ef the thief le l athe riself of at k teaks fee a palled pros insob is Mr ant ; bat the mast Whale is Or Ibe thie es ewl se heaps" at all, but a Laois lessOsu who Ind idea it the_peraler 'nor or the eagle la resin Wog ear rattlB.2:6•Ze.Tettd, brew always relined we Se THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF Till HUMBOLDT. The United States mail peitet, Humboldt, arrived yeelerday at lisetheffteel. She left New York on thole& of Apr% sod beings three days' later news thell_theffiloyietw arrival. The tedious passage of Miat is attributable to the almost constant bel tibia she mosestered threoghout the voyage, atitedis bad coolity of hie seal. She brings 65 =Of &My she IndeMleed signals with ship, WiMata am New York, for Havre. The news by this arrival is unimportant. The following are the only items of any interest is the I New York paper. : Another terrible steamboat explosion, by which it is supposed 100 lives have been sacrificed, took place on April 9, at Lexington. The correspondent of the New York Ifentid ease The steamer Wed% land for Council Bluffs, supieded her ile at Lezigess„lllll Meade/. Apra 9. She had ea board bo , b n esides other peweseele. a Imp salt/ of Mom emigrants. All the 'Mews et the beat WM killed, swept the Ant clerk end MIL Abell 100 lives are ermined to have been lost. The boat is a tend week. Her beams have been in use sevenl yams. The navigation of Lake Erie is still esorsied in the vicinity of Erie, and a large number of eimilosetb who have been for a long time prevented teem= beyond that point, are reported to be fully for want of the neeemariee 1 Wenweal vessels are still ice-bound, and in a very dimgerous situation, on the lake, off Erie. Koesath had arrived at Charleston from Mobile. His presence there is said by the load papers to have produced no sensation. The New York Herold et April 10 says : It will be wee that Is Use whlfisalgressiosal (seem last mob& the sevehena meslowe t way et peellai= so ps: wediestr moved the Te et esusessitho will Ito mein lest Desweber. Mem Owitri dtve sa s t ie seam when. flealy_sed the seeds% sad Ir. Orsehei. tZttuber oewhere bee when. se Meeddriely wowed it. bleed tin eleven AMA. whim Ihe aims adjessasi Tessday iel E sent. The silos et Os =DSO till have sa heed's ea die Preesatiel =Zilse far as Wet we weserood. It is well that, shield the einem setae seeeollra the sewcwoolse essolation, die lisothenees wit wellikew to a hely EA leave the Newham belies to he lOW. Thst letebeeleos ere equity biterwisol to the nuke to he =web%*we is little, if say drietil—ila whilehe S les weed *pea the ortageeerles g,lt asrall Oat Maki Mimi bre eddied Goma! Nett "to Nebo se esetweires c lot to thew blued, entiorly Mg ib• heeds et the North." Thh *ley. if it be mew see. will met este kin the reeepesee et the Gourd, het of *Lambe this party. ter pole to sow. Me Santa F 6 correeptindleat et the AL Laosie Re pegiliwin states that the sail masa between Eli mode end that place was attacked - on the Jornada, weer the southern opening. Mistime, however, the mail party was prepared for their assailants. Inside the waggon were a party of United States soldiers, who were unseen by the Indians. These last were allowed2proach within 30 yards, when the sol diers jam from t h? waggon, much to the surprise of the who discharged a volley at them and then ran. This discharge killed meat the marl party, and wooded two others, also killed a mule and crip pled another, making it necessary for the party to re turn to Dona Ana. Me Indians were fired on in turn ' • it is supposed some of them were killed. A more painful report is that the January mail, between San Antonio and El Paso, which failed to arrive, has been cut att. It is said that not far from Eagle Spring, and between that and the Rio del Nor% yawn tires have been found, and some other articles, inelim a man's bat, which had been per forated by a Wilt, and contained papers which showed it belonged to the conductor of the mail. On the return of the party they found on the read an American, who had jut been kill s and scalped. This man bad most imprudently ventured on foot sine through this dangerous pass. It is not doubted that the mail has been intercepted by the Indians, awl an who were with it either killed or captured. The probability is that the Indians concerned in it weee gybes. A large number of cattle had been skim kcal the settlers by the Indians during the lost weeth. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Nsw Toss, Anus. 9. is aninensi el the relishes obsieveres malls I. Gni NNE,. nosy slim wan eked, ter badmen is river ti was nee Then mete = to sane el imeisees ." 3 l l=l . agn mere The Japan airy peeishe Op week hive bL lNg rami:als s neer if the seassee in the wenwoosikep Inn year. Thee th ed en the _pert, however, slues Jenny 1, an stol Ise thss the essiest up to the sem C o if is 1100. nehmen to Segg ik esH • sues bah ea Leah% N/16 to 1 with , mks dß* ems st*lool to lillt in to t is, s. B ide . . to 6 delli ale. The Oink market is i =kitt. s e Vele nuke widen sad state Isse ranee sasslide he d. The salts to-Jayne e seiens• bete, 4 doh. Ma to 4 kb. MI Mi l' 4 S kis. to .4 deli. 4.2 fa. ; favourite elan 4 ads. 4W _la 4 this. - Ne. ,Theme ere few be of ern Gonne whisk willing seer 11 deb. 181 e. to 6 dide. Us. fleadeses kw h seaseedersidy st 4 deli. 211 e. to ris, Mr he sued to bre*, sad 4 dale. Nee. le NIL W he hag. Sin is saes std d eli. lye din li sinisd'st $Mk dds. Oink mid is within nstr i g h ' or 6%l ia keZ rind n= i l ls elg ilie t/60 boar lre d s t i l iPTlN jet s le ditip walk I 1 Na. kw peel a risi. Nye Winne, with abed 000 hen. at 78 kb. to ask, dieing at en lows soh foc a p.m' to sib. week. Oaf en barfly as din, with min of state 449 kis. to 42 dole. Cos is am eneettisel. sad ell but Mend ilyilse siii be bask deeddides. The isles see MOS et 48 Nis. to 01 dole. be till% del 04 kid. to a ark . Seim is daft et dint 72i raw Ownow.-The Isalisek whin wes meths thinobeet the seirt of the week_ T yestimisy lid elf, sad the instast he miles Wiry kr set i t T ▪ Wes; he three days the rho w! 0 100 bales, twee d wire were odd as Wedeaday. Beyer knead Nome earendes it pries, bat we sodas Denim barren Suotaders:-. murk Pal& null" , . 4 Th • .. ordirrhbor 6 1 11 " ---" l i. it Mt:W...::::::::: . illti %pal bk —....„ • - • - =ester —.- Psonoseses.-Tbereiwere same - rerehree et nen pork Cligg 17 ehdel.B7o. to 17 doh. ewe., whisk is above ile.iwe st send Oh seersies : bat the beak ef the bairn kens Os bid Sew deg% esineredag lAN se 2,B4olmesek less at 11 deli. to 17 ads. fie., OW oddly st the low vele ; hoiden seer me 17 kis. 00.. Peke is beast 14 Mk Ide. Ike .i. is deeds deenad, nit • reedy its ealp.ke tie lisd i ta: inn 2 Ade. 11110 kl 2 doh. Illei s elsr r : . 12 .... 76e.; Alums h 441 NI en with a geed tesie ll : M. grr i t • klo. pee Milk meets one dee dilill &- with tam ails el NO NA loath 116 e re t o B. l =lol! Thi ka i d sv M si e , 1 i . :1,_ a, IA ; sahibs. st IN. wwww es keener, jam eid heavy, wide nine 511 mid geed sew It be goner Ohl% 111 to 20; Iwo ashy, 22 le 27 ; °map nasty, 27 telk Meese idai ll eher et 4i se I. Paulin MN WI lin. To Liverpool then is lase nig is esehr al? ; ken at le. N. to 1.. TN. • mid whit d 44. to OW Te ease pods there is a sioa este bairn Mae, with awe rode elides. NEW WILIAM, TIMMY. AISIL S. The Meita's seen Ms lees mere& Osten wee set I affectedFtem-M l 9 bonds Nile ail 3 76e. ; sad St. Leak se 8 doh. Ns. Nees peek is io{ Mkir 25e. ;~6 Ada. No. Nines.-- 11 bisi eni 1 t a r mad idelk Rao . Whiny, 17 .. i Nadi st Ns • Onnyloses win lospo li =ed.tr. illsbt endow es New Teak is el pie WI TsrmaT, Aram 9. The idea of enter today kit up 7,000 bales. We WM seNseved Wakes epeolidn at a decline a Is. The mks Or mists bonbon 411•88 bike. The wiser mint egiffisto lbe kiwi if at ell snares poets skis semen env the ponied kit yen, st 889,00 0 boilL The ismer* pew , is the gossip% et Whin it lkii I Ent ewee the nis la lod per 14 882,1822dik The anode et W ben bna , annentoi lel NAN tides ner sa dy es te Li hy mped. - - MUTING AGAIXII TIM Ilianli BILL.-• very assiwass nediss ems behd p al iet leisoney, at tho Tows NNA ilitehis, to peaks a= the meager Ile seembrest of thi The Nov. J dna mined sh aillil e s ik a aluselstiereetr be suspend Is • nein it sent abililti4 i ll e r i e . the easel nen of a mina st •kw derh the nod Nosey idallese onsloiss,' Ws wens, to be maned he. std niseniedie dr nide nisi nib wise wed usibuoded appoiresissm Tyr d no esehriplas it son • hen elk is Ike efrides af thie d =f aaa rter a waslike hole& mpAssil bib. eine ef , awl Weeders to the ars* se the .. ifiess ins the •••Way, it nay, at sci i = be wisikil to suppies the Werke of Mein ser. .. 2 -411he Ws ashes. 4to _the Peen Bodily. 51•• elinion tie erserlk& sad delpinny advocated the lids. dike aea Soddy Midi be ispresestc-The Rev. Ira deliths mond the mead sendades, Pond"( a rethies be the Om ef Illaris Wei he ashifthendkeed, which was esseaded by Yr. Wee, Leas. A pekes wee read at the neetkg, and has dale bees sired by 827 inhabitamb.- Notferd If ^r^wv• . THE EXPRESS; MOND tY EITNING. THE WEST INDIA MAILS. The Royal We India Mad Padua Clyde, Oqtain Widen tram the West Miss, Isa, arrived at lath =s, yostardel ampia& mad landed Iwo mein lim ream st Line ame, N=4,Her dee. aro Name 'IS I Mardi 28; lilandans, Monk Mr Omaha gena, March 28; Isaudea, Martell; Nsamaildarok 12; Demerara. March 30; Tibiae& Mak 30; Barbados', April I ; Antiga, April 2 ; Martt o ssi 1 April Grenada, Mwah SO; Porto Rico, A 4 litngo, March 29; 61. Thaw, April 6 ; Cifliallo, March 29; Valparaiso, February 26; Co. Wok, February 27; Ruiro, February 28; co siest February 28; Cobras, March 1; lei* 2; Arica, March 3; Islay, March 4; Dollars Ilene 0; Paco, March 8; Payta, March 12; Gerybr vik, Marsh 14; San Francisco, March 1; Name; The Clyde, brings 1,988,439 dollars on mirchanes, laassant, M,860 are from California, and 62 pow sewn, anew whom are nil. Nepeao, Bart. ; hum Jamie, and Mrs. Barkly and four children, Mat Dasumrs. I Oar correspondent at Panama, writing on Marck 122, says that the United States steamer . IPearson, from San Francisco, arrived en tZ zs ti with 200 passengers, 180,000 dollars gold dust for United States, 7,483 dole. 76e. for England. and 58,810 dols. in specie and bullion from Mexico, also for England. She reported the lees of Vanderbilt's steamer North America, 80 miles from Acapulco, with 800 passengers on board, all saved, but in a destitute state at Acapulco. The North America was one of a line between Ban Juan del Sur and San Francisco. On the 18th arrived the United States mail steamer Northerner, with mails and 1,290,000 dole. gold dust (of which 213,973.71 dole. are far England), and about 250 passengers; she brought news on undoubted autho rity of the discovery of immense tracts of gold in British Oregon, near Queen Charlotte's Sound; the Americans from California were pouring in like bees. On the 19th, the British steamer Bolivia, Joy, arrived at Panama from Callao and Valparaiso, de. bringing mails for Europe, 40 passengers, a nd 887,781.2 k dole. in spare and bullion for England ; she reported the mime of the British brigantine Eliza Cornish by the insurgents at Port Famine, Straits of Magellan, who murdered the captain and s peesonger, and took psinessionof some 76,000 dole.. sprain due., which were oa hoard, bound to England. Tho chief of these rebels or prates is named Con him°, awl after murdering Maws oantoro, the governor id said colony, the curate, ten men, and acs woman, proceeded to the Atlantic with intention to amber In the harbour of Monte Video, but at mutiny toot play an board, and the vassals was re taken and brou& to p Viandso by her Majesty's steamer Virago, Mae Meteor aoomnpasynig l the Eliza Cornish and ECUADOR. Osaaral Floras was expected daily at Guayaquil; be )tees in Telmer (the Mile purchased from the Navigation Com pany),l two large v..- Elassilaimat bog; a number of respectable young Migilima hoes joined his service, and every re 11211111iitli tenon wishes him success. On the 19th, arrived kw Majesty's ship Daphne, from San Bias, with about 400,000 dols. for Ent lan d; and on the 20th, the Watkins, of London, lois, from San Blau, with about 600,000 dole. for gland. Seve ral vessels were leaving Panama with emigrants for San Francisco. Provisions were very scarce and high. Ten barrels of beef and pork were mold for 1,000 dela. At the beginning of the month, the Panama Railroad was opened to Bojio Bolded°, and on the 1d of Jane will be open to Barbacoas,vibere the bridge will bo placed. All the passengers from the United States go per rail to Bojio Bolded°. JAMAICA. The Colonial 811anolowel gives bat • thy arrant of the state of the bleat In its nvin for Muth, 31 it oisservee, the! If minas were wades to sdNS fhb- troth (the mad rate of drams) it is the as ilia,' that for dr ins nese wields the hients the eosin am alb, tent the gnaws dews le the Saheares, beeirees in resthalep wale he lie Within for air eisee—uni dies is see el ewer te ressnw Is Lase whams/ puha s berawas on any ewe esepast. as it is is this sr the elthesthted propeofilie Mat M. Lama& as SO kleprellnple erten= saes equality with that of the ebb. That this elM e i re lig heea arrived at hp sissy sub Oat deep err rens% erithel spite of. resasesivai spiels& dimetri call/ the ether way, h leper! deriss •• • By the pawn peabreee et 'the these graftwees. asset by airy awl lief psalms et Ile easy to re yeaseatihe actual 1.111111.• of W as the a Bri bed, will mead ea bienbees, the prisms thaws isispatle wet Blew hies dry ing sassed semasaies arrisenwetthe British papa a she Is _ss whisk their thines. girl w eleApt eireau. 4111 BINS StWilaftlihe periamisr osier all rave blew, ha ewes the Meth W seinies, the In pessueles are a nosey ter pewees priteriew es way moo sae galore as : N V% rut be the saner paw stymy Mies ia the BRITISH GUIANA. • The Royal einele• (Georgetown, Dimerara), to its review for hem bathes, issued on Hach IV TM see or As Cathatedi Court have tarnished the sent emblethe pails analiss isrlei4list het. sight The alb a% ea the pear ens Wither I estempisi eqbeity,_ _sad *egg ea the 1 tad., the meth sthe we It Math Mew Os, had :: sa4 4 ear ether meth e s aV ai own. Inds Odd velsh bre bent to prone* the th e sUlf ; I s se s crie ha its Tabus etherhave set lees et ear ..47 . 71 the state of the resare vl S last year tram fleerishig, sal the four with a enriaseabis enspine :is the eskry Eat at Its esnearril, sthl th e avatars fir th is pit, is less tar that et lest by mime UP olds:. We suet eel asset to imaties that the pub& meth the deka to the , =?Cart the Lea se meadow at furies sli s a oso l de t per; hpahl na i t e les4a the seserst aAenear M as tintres. inbressa son eThrbsialthani=ed= In ib re i n i aisitlid th. eves, era reberit litififormemil. reel resume le tie IA is at age mei mess will, pr. Z l , l te op Oa at the wart. he:hatred aaa earth tam orithesee ern! ' bus tha hier of the engirt a ear I & L aß osa: : : the - et the " usiersti," as kr are et MN Numb et thir tareitie Leaks al, 1 1 / 1 1 ft/410M pea, allellWeebr al melee the euseties gather la we IRIS =MI by the Res. Gm. Bertha rid arid without say rise thrash the err. bs the oho* issUsit et laterals Isabel, the bra resenassii 11: 1 = Wwas perhaps the rat eird" le ark. TIN Cetus a = a baft _genii the Nandi reaMM et this reknit ursiess abase' *Or Are. We have lied two serials et iralptuale is the awes 't ar Ihrsdr Onelpere frees Otheessavrith 310 roar, and die thibes, from rasher s ware, Ale Jambe Ogres in the rall,4 l l l l lll lA Who mean tome the Bay win is th i g aT aul he rub at ef is tire et thereat. • of pod ,segar be else* bees th Meth elesethe let Jars ,: end time is every erne* el tie prom nowt net thing a bogs use thee era that et Irt year, we seer uses sr hepwarsat es the meet ISIS. Bet is se Mat that mew egress see Maw rebid at e ha=of biter Smith Iltepthelees. hays wrath be elm le spar is th e ; et he hepreversse et th eir aloha weak a tae s peed ad et wry va/ gab esei art undimir y begs isopseted ins the whey ere the nen inane. rgisaisiy " := l : 4 l4l=a skli C hour wa M e t b n ie sat e sze tm e,ss ie r=rirjea r inn Trinidad and the =Mar J ear din =rili r esareely an its* at biellionreirdi- 611116. . At Antlers, sa we Isenatan the Itlirship asgister, the weather artiness eisthernney dry, ash Wray Say dininithell the hopes et the Outer napeeting the easing erep. The yew ernes as based op t and the elder nee ari ilfft sadly. The ninanwe of the meat clop is mak; In no regret be bear that in stamen the =d o pe sines is fir. helm the e aisle earns l ice alas. ;I t t - the wed* bed sot been very favourable. for rapin g , the prlnelpal prelim of the setedt.: The aid eine sevp sentbsited to *it wall. 0 6 0 to . give agar of ai ensellint quality. '!he'pm aelth crop wa elan, mitred, and partially Wan COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.' Mom KING STON, sisrik hoblUroseer.) JAMAICA, Manes 27. A very general inactivity has been the prevailing fastens of our market during the nest fortnight. No spemdativo inquiry whatever has been manifested, and the operations of the trade, confined almost exclude* to the supply of their immediate wants, were restricted and unkaportant. Supplies of imported goods are, for the most part, on • Cbt ar,ourt. It ii libinnitood to be law WNW" **Mk* that a NM* ewe 8011 shall tore plass ea Wodssidalli ue libm, gad a Ournert as PAW, 4* of Imo sna TIN gem sad Peisce Albs* atienied nLtbo Cionstwe of Desert, the Hos. Ilissaar need . w the Ma. leafier PM, Earl Pi* Lord Gawps Lama Calmat Wyld., Lai CAdvakes sad Wind P.B. liewsona beam* Her Illesi's Theatre with aid r pans. ea easeratiz: Miewi n giat h `eai =VP". H. r ts . ,_ thigr aftersirdi penesaled ts la the Earl of Be e s., MO . WN Of deli loyal Snit% atik a ihit at his midis* is Clasingleb pima 'l'MPubersd des eases sa*s Omni** Fringe Alb* ea liaturday 'fewness at • as* lop of the Conmenion for tho Exhibition of Oil. His Royal arrived at the new panes if Westmin ster at three Vela* she** by Lient.-Calessi the Men. A. Maim. The Om asambsissms present wore Earl .f ßam, the Beet of Illessent, Earl Gram ills, Lard lone Rama the Right Hon. Henry Labssubwo, Sir Maas War Ho n , Sir Charles Barry, ISir WMism i tlen Mr Chests. L. Pmalake, Sir Chides Lyell, thr Rashness* Mr. Baring, MP., Ma T. F. Gibson, Mr. labs Gett,_ Mr. livldm, Mr. Posey, ~ sad Mr. Ressi. 312. iota Russell sail Ila id Bows,some- WU to the Rs* Ommiseisn, . Dr. Lyon Play ** Mr. Colo, sad Mr. DM* Imo also present. The meeting belles up sass after dm "'sleek. The Prises of Wales MUM* by Mr. Gibbs, took a drive in es open woke, IS flatarkirafterrosa. Priam Albsei soda out es bousubsek a ihneeday ailimisi by LiestoOsiesol Hen. A. • n. Deans of Kant Anted the Qum early yesterday (the birthday of her Royal Highness the Princess Alice) at Baal Ma Palma Her GM Prime Albert walked yesterday fore noon in the of Buckingham Palace, and the Royal family to* *air usual exercise. Her Majesty slid Prime Albert, the Ditcher of Kent, and the Priam of Wales and the Princess Royal, attended Divine genie Tahmkg morning in the Private Chapel of Buckingham UM& TM Ladies and Gentlemen in Wait ing and the Deems* Household were also present. The Hon. and Rea Gerald Wellesley officiated. The Dubow of Kent visited the Duchess of Gloucester yesterday at Glamester House. The Doke of Cambridge attended the afternoon Service yesterday in the Chapel Royal, St. James's. The Duke of Wellington athaded the early Service ynterday is the Chapel Royal. The Prayers were read by the Rm. Dr. Wesley, and the Sumw wee preached by the Rev. E. A deputation Rest tha Newry NlTifflaloll Company bad an interview with the Chancellor of the Erehequer on Sa turday, at his algid vesisionse in Downing-stmt. The de utation osnaletwi of dm Ilisinole of Domelike, the Earl of Godard, Lord Kiwis Hm P, to . Down, Log Cut's reagh, M.P. es. Dom, Sr Wm. Verner, M.P. eo. Armagh, the lion. Velez Davis., Calmat Caulfield, M.P. eo. Ar magh, Mr. H. P. HuUewil, M.P. Newry, Colonel amion, M.P. Armagh, Mr. Charles Feeddield, Mr. D. C. Brady, Mr. Peter Calm, XL James lyle, and Mr. W. B. Oleany (secretary to the mapeny.) General Love, Governor of Jaren, had an in with Mr. fisere•my Walpole on Saturday, at the Home- Gemmel Lyres had an interview pa Saturday with Sir John P al the Colonial-Ace. A de i front the Provident Clerks' Association, et Xr: Mesa Hwy Isms (chairman), Mr. John = Wil ts ILA dolmen), Kr. Alezanda Damson, Kr. warm . INA Mr. Jame Lintott (director), sad Mr. Philp Mona (rearecary), had an interview with the C anaiee _if the iseistpuer on Saturday, at his raddease Desndetetreit. A depatatio ham the Committee er the Abel=ftiirso teedealleakey hat as iaterview wit► Ilk Joh. on Saturday, at the Colontsl- rises. 'He deparillie ma: aided of Mr. Wadley, M.P., IPe. Mellattla, Wawa L. A. Chatabroosow, James la. B. T. Walalleid, G. L. Neigh bour, and Mr. It. 1016. Despatches hem readael at the Caleniel-eller, oa Sear day, from the GOMIS, of Gibraltar. Deepearlser were mat oa Saturday to the Lord High Cousadmisaer et the bairn Islands, the Governor °Malta, the GemenomorMairEeog aad Ceyka, and also to the GONITSOT of the Mauritius. A cabinet council was held on Satarday afternoon at the Foreign-othee, Downingatreet. The minis ters present were, the Earl of Derby, the Dui of Lansdale, the Marquis of Salisbury, Mr. Secretary wo r t., ta. x.. 4 .1 Maladrinary, Su dohs Pakington, the Chancellor of the F.:chequer, the Duke of Northumberland, the Right Hon. J. W. Henley, the Earl of Herdwicke, the Bight Hon. J. C. Hwi. 'ft, and Lord John Manners. The council sat two hours. We (Meriting Herald) hear that the Right Hon. Sir Stratford Captain, ambassador at CamUlaba, is to be raised to the retie by the title of Vioseant Stratford de Beatnik of e, in the windy of Bomenot. The Earl of Cawdor is to be appointed lord lieu tenant of Cannartheashire, in the rem of Lord Dyseeos, deceased. Tar Immo or THE Low Caurcamoz Mill renders kin usable to attend to his kasha duties, es was announced this morale' to the Roos of lore by isqweltil mercers from Berea li. Locaerth seeeetaiy. SW nooneement, of oossee;yrevented So bows Item mutt g. At ' a meeting of the Oomathelmen for the ELM WS& ea iimoilley, Sir Alsasemies /Meets and Xt. Wolearerdt Mks ware Wads* mouthen it r he asumisdrat, is sieseatke, linia t of thole and gra hollow oervieso-04 AM as amble et ilhe dome* ono gzrvgthe Ober et the ezeoativo esehodtion, Captain who had Dees a eemairdasios m gOleio during the whale wink of tie Exhibition, and had tedred upon wag to hot 'harem of the Zest ladle Company, was alio Omega a conaisdoser. -orriesAL APPOINTIIENTL—theas. James Mag ma. mil Job& Rid= Besse ore orjoloost lissabssa of the k Osumi& of Prison Ulnas kin& lb.Williass V= slidsl s Moolitz Lrilisislkso 11•1•111 Mr. William Danis is appstaloi • ilsoslosiof she Colonial of Dosaialos. darks; th• tssooassy diadems/Dr. busy. „IWOWE INCICIDIART FM IN BISIXIESTIM— Qs floPirday sowing a wry thionsettoo liro *coped in liemisOlese et Emma, by which a canaldarablo ditelling-ltionot, sod tam lawees, tad 4 7 ;a 7 a11 -7 "ty Wagricaltansl to Tostain, wore stately do- : The Ira to osprood hays beenan the work .1 .. , , SIINTRI) 11.0ADEI for A WollAit BY in 7iv i ip Ainte s ta atieNte:ll22tltaiilitgell, teatingista: owa,thaib - W his willatta s lho a a eargestlar ingeged at •MM. awl Co.'s soapivonba sal hawk. hiesaiiiial d Ile • Grose Tawas, ha blithe bow * As olVf 'beat. half-paill An o'dook. .ma "bowie* .di et ilre-atito was hoard, _and llitiell yolked oat at sot toeidetLea gave himself r e lo re i e hr tody e i n tralloonoutalle Y, who to I !is load nisi who* lok as aeopialatodt, i o um A ssl o s is.:4 I , ito , . wit, oa . = to e tr . MilM'''..76l4iiiimouttlittivy the as the One et the dniornes* a and Me IigIISMS• she pressetedrrM i rehiE to essilmifialialist /WA ties lowing trint a atm woatn a th e e p ait gib st Ms tab sad the fon* 7 ._ t.... ewe 'So swig mode the Noe a Champs Ill and, • ir wle t rine 141=d .at the, A. tamed AO4l ' wet not glebe gm hedlispa I* ateevy=f midi the white lota 'edged in 4.Z:eke Tbes==disreilperloixothn ort.4 woodi . be well Thisbiz to h i n t t adisissmilmilsa blit ispoir in tstai vi sa slo ssa kilywke hrra pepenee of the reboot. a llha t irsal WIN lillowleg .feet i—s. On the evade( et Oa ihral tea, as hew boa Nos leo. I was iews et Or dna Re eskt. &est sm. MON wee it roe brew ea said boob over the Ille-ph% Ist be nesbillt begth___, inni slat- no immediately - . 'I 611 oa the Saw” When I saw be had the gun is ldit bead I stoopit - down sad tried to get away by the Lac These ore ell the words In said before oiorda las met rembest anythisg after that. H . oa 1 diesd tesetber OA day, and he left about two o' I maw lit Ass that in the afternoon. He MM in mil out Willi bilriat He was nose with me dories Nosy. Thae wee eo cow rd altar dinner. H. Ali - ant oak* use of any thrusts during dinner-time. He Mew the gun bad been three weeks ago. I law his lead it one Sunday He said it o n o to m .r. • bus gizen time l . do n n e :Vis a ink %bra ben whoa abet. Ho bed had some bete en* vary . He wet In hear what he came le pseg ea the Hada Reims Ea gals ." The iOsaae - was newsy trultelaikedisaihe tipsy made this *MINIM and it wed dr wale net arrive. Her babied has been tap boa day to asp et the petals eillea, and now seaseilet until may. As to the ems of the ellie, we my antics 110 ea *deg told his wife was sat dead. le ail to liebengooma Twos, " If I had knows ash I wadi hate her brans out with the bail al of the see been a &naked, and a great lionlio to ste. e bevels= nterried seasteen year., sad he aim ale be bets s drunkard. Daring the lase the.. site be weer gone to bed one in& sober." Beth en shot 40 jeers of age. , APRIL 28, 1852 r maisfilairWeaS Issidars latia t. aoh. sat who. - togs mum the sisamdsass la do pram* aspesessa sea& the amaist Ilmgar sad mu ism wrilries Is Bet lbw as mai lie kr aaraftlisa; dm wrist Ism ralsa kw Its Imam maw. la Maas madmea isMarlag tella grallitenalt no &Amiss Ws Maples rame abo beak ono la saws it tbe Ink lamed, sal Xlrims SYS XICAMIO7 II O--01: 1116 4 4 41Intiall Beak 80 IT, I par pr.; lb iarA I par mat ; 80 days,l mat pram 3asiskaNrk, 10 lays, par ; 80 days, per oat ma. ; 30 days, I par mat. prem. ..... IRELAND. DUBLIN, APRIL 23. TM mei which I communicated by electric tele- Mallmillisisas Francis Meagher, one of the et the Young Irelander in the pro s... abseils of 1848, has escaped from his is Vas Disesn's Lead, beam known in Ihis and piie treated met a little The has been reasived in a itirWar by . Orissa% from which oald only appear that rode his escape after having written a letter to slab that he would not renew his parole, end when a pelimmen sent to look after him was acirmally in the home, and had spoken to him. This is mentioned for the purples of _freeing him from the imputation of having Wismemed him self by breach of parole. He escaped, no doubt, 1 after all his arrangements bad been oompletted, but nothing is stated of his having got on dflp-board, and removed himself effectually beyond the reach of the authorities. Several police had been sent in pursuit of him, but all to no purpose. A memorial to the Lord-Lieutenant, praying for a remimion of the sentence upon Mr. Smith O'Brien and his companions in exile, was yesterday put in circulation, and in the course of a few bouts received a number of influential signatures. The Lord Chancellor gave judgment yesterday is a case of considerable interest, namely, that involv ing the validity of certain bequests made by the lets Mr. Keatinge, of Waterford, to some religious orders in the south of Ireland, the chief objection taken to the bequests being the illegality of such orders in this country under the provisions of the Catholic I Emancipation Act. The Lord Chancellor held that I one of those bequests made to the monastery of ' Shandon being for the benefit of the poor children of the neighbourhood who attended its schools, and therefore for a good and charitable purpose, was valid, and could be administered by. any of the monks who were members of the community at the time of the testator's death; but upon their failure by death a scheme should be prepared by the master for the administration of the trust, under the court, in favour of the poor children. This scheme, however, was not to be devised for the present. The bequest to the monks of Mount Melleray hie lordship held to be invalid, as he could not regard it as exhibiting a general charitable intention, and also because the person who was at the head f the monastery, at the death of the testator, had since ,' died, and could have no legal successor. This be quest, therefore, should devolve to the residuary legatee. A deputation from Galway waited to-day on the Lord Lieutenant, at the Viceregal Lodge, for the purpose of presenting a memorial requesting his ex cellency's eo-operation in support of an application to government for a grant of 120,0001., to be expended in the mastraotion of a pier and breakwater at Gal way. His excellency listened with marked attention to the statements, and assured the deputation that they should have, all he could pledge himself to for the present, his goodwill in the promotion of their object. As resettled the establishment in Galway of a transatlantic packet station, which had been alluded to by some of the depu tation, he feared that at present the report of the commissioners in favour of Holyhead would stand in the way of that ; but, as far as his own views and opinions were concerned, he would wish that the whole traffic between Ame rica and the United Kingdom should pass . through Ireland. He promised to give his best consideration to the proposition now laid before him, and to com municate with the government on the subject in the course of a week. APRIL 21. The liberal club of Longford, presided over by Mr. J. L. °Terrell, brother of the Right Hon. More , O'Ferrall, M.P., held a meeting on Wednesday, for the purpose of selecting two liberal candidates for the representation of the county at the approaching election. Three candidates were introduced to the club—Mr. R. M. Fox, the senior sitting member, Colonel Oreville, and Mr. H. G. Hughes, Q.C., the late Solicitor-General. A warm debate took place, each of the candidates addressing the meeting in explanation of their respective principles; but the upshot was that Mr. Fox and Col. Greville were selected as the candidates, the insurmountable objection to Mr. Hughes being that he held office ...mkt the late gtivernithent. Mr. William Kirk, of Keady, will offer himself as a candidate for Newry on liberal and free trade prin ciples. He is a convert from the conservative party. The liberal electors of Belfast have, it is said, after a great deal of discussion and deliberation, resolved to all on Mr. William Coates to come forward as their candidate at the next election. Mr. Coates being at present absent from Belfast, the decision of the electors has been conveyed to some friends com missioned to act for him, and they, it is said, have accepted the invitation on his part. In the case of the prosecution of Birth, the pro prietor of the late World newspaper, for libels against Mrs. French, daughter of Mr. Brewster, Q.C., the necessary proceedings were taken to-day for striking a special jury. The trial is to take place at Bar, in the Court of Queen's Bench, at the sittings after the present term. The man named Walsh, convicted at the late amines in Kilkenny of a murder committed five years ago, was executed on Thursday. A few hours before his execution the wretched man made an attempt at Wields by forcing a sharp-pointed stick into his ear, hoping to penetrate the brain. A convict named Ahern, under sentence of death at Waterford, for a conspiracy to murder, had his sentence commuted to transportation for life. NAVAL AMORALTY, Ann 24.—AP1 , 01ftIMENTS. — T. T. igaClerk, to Bosomy's. John Roskillp, Muter, to George OTIMIII, Asulatant-Engineer, to Hogue. MTarlane, hasistant•Engineer, to Hogue. B. C. 11=?Aliter'e-Aseistant, to Tartarus. PM 24.—The Horatio, 22, steam ing*. tho Hon. S. T. Caruegie, is undergoing mike owskery by the giving way of the sha ft he wake kr hod pomp, whin owned on her start tott AIM Ira 11111 trid ewi s. When is hem the Bally i l l eand e- s. The Boyd lib, hoe his ii i=e Chatham to be dlonad MI . * 0 ale It is reported 1 that abaft, ' Wu' gbee 0 the Waterloo, 120, as pert,__ Hist Om Woo ship will c la rilso, UMW The Arkkees, Bi, will shortly C l4l :4lp d °I t) leave Us 'dry don Ihe oftwasst scomisteon the Imps detk of two 10-inis 84. eon wistuog 84 cwt. i and 12 32-poondses, 8 b ot so cwt. each. Oa her main desk ohs 10 14 9 feet loos woislaint Bo cwt. eons at 6 Il• 661018661^, 9 feet ,w eighing 65 eat. ak. Poa ousa, APBM. U.—The Queen 110, Cap tain Wa get Z s viag ma bawl Vise- 1 81 r it Porker ilamili, has !pellet owls kr at this .12: ght.r."ot .7::- lesessoro lisi rettio w At tension, stsans-friC aia i eri nhielases, Oa neap ' sea t _ Mai d als r r im i ramil to after the 4 .0 1 3, 1 es not Ipet relomsed.--The /int: wow , Cap- Ws Ghent, sow Ws Am lipiklad to-day at noes. for the of thia ins don to have her' lehella mode , sessimilesp, Cossaander sliww• Bstialf aser. _isms sal Willy on board, has sit yet wives 'at 'One& flie maned Falmouth on , sad is thseehro heady 4opostod here.—The ,Oem nill" Im il l, 4, commune Hooke, Us same tats henna to Wind Mk Go rankle. ths Ceps al Oas4 Hope station. —no Driver, is hourly sapsolsd at this port. with a height of abeO1 1 2;000 damn. trai the Puede. —The li4mas, M. Captaia Scott Own* of the Admi ral Bwsftlskloat), is disnantbas her topensis, fir the panne of owns op her see-nunts, olden hi'i been given So that ens. --_ MILITAILY. Pp= btaTRUCTION AT --. - sessivial WOE is Chattrun garrison to prepare barrack mem *lt aseillmets et infantry, to be pieced under the On mews with the Royal flappers Vlrolim - owl troops of the Company's Derain , from Weglaga ISt belentekaa in the art of constructing field et attack and defence. With this view Z=WafrOS P =Mig of I oilloer, 1 sergeant, and 2.5 rank and Yea sue Mali to arrive at Chatham on Saturday fess Ib hawing nelnmati and dcpou, and other regi men* boacaller alai a *Naar *umber, viz., 2nd WU klaneenolast Gm*. trim ttre Tower ; let battalion Cold stream Rosa* tram Wellington Barracks ,• depot 30th itlehnist, *en Dem ; depot Ist battalion Rifle Brigade, flan Wilmer, neer Deal. blealletUtO FIELD OFTIOEfI, LIVERTOOL. — This , vacant by the decease of ntw i trit is supposed, be given till Colonel 'byte, of the 17th, or to Trevor, of the 69th to I RETENTION OT THE CRYSTAL. PALACE.—Meeting.i were held on Saturday night at Brompton, Mr. Church warden Oodrien in ti2ll chair ; and at Hammtead, the Rev. WAinger, the rector, presiding, at which resolu tions in favour of the retention of the building were unanimously adopted. The number of signatures to the petitions for the same object are already upwards of 160,000. SPORTING. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETLNG, 1862. The usual mark Is prefixed to the Urns that were*, Newmarket an Saturday night. MONDAY tars Dar). 60L ; 4 ps, 7st 101 b; five, Set 910 ; six and aged, 94. Last three miles of B.C. SITIIIPSTAKIII of 20 SOTS each ; 3 yrs, Tst ; four, 91b; firs t fist lib; six and aged, 9st 4111. D.M. HAMDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 20 son. each, 6 ft, if de clared ; for Syr-olds and upwards. T.Y.C. SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sow!. cash; for 3-yr-old colts, list Tlb ; and fillies, Bst 41b ; the winner to be sold for 2001., &c. T.Y.C. Swthreranas of 60 an. each, for foals of 1849, out of marts that nervy bred a winner ; colts, Bst 716 gala Albin, Bat 3lb ; those by stallions that never got a winner allowed 31bs. A.F. (6 subs.) *General Anson's Rolando (albs), Mr. Mare's f by Touchstone, out of Event, Sir J. Hawlre's ba by Old England, out of Science (31n), Lord Orford's Anti (31b 1 ), Duke of Richmond's Harbinger, *Deka of Bedford's Weathergage (31bs) . HATCH; 100, h ft. T.Y.C. *Lord Ribblesdale's Nabob, eat 71b, apt Duke of Bedford's Hugo, 7st bib. Msren, 200, la ft. T.Y.C. *Lord Clifden's Foramen, fist 71b, apt *Colonel Peel's f by lon, out of Palma, fist 410. TUESDAY. QUEEN'S PLATE of 100 guineas, for mere, ; 4-yr-olds, 91b ; five, 9st Sib; six and aged, 104. S.C. SWEEPSTAKES of 6 son each ; fur 3-pold colts, fist 71b ; and fillies, Bst 31bwiner to bo sold for 601. T.Y.C. SWEEPSTAKIS of 10 son n et ch ; 3-yr.olds, 7st 21b a four, Bst 71b ; five and upwards, Out. ; the winner to be sold for 1601., Sc. T.Y.C. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES Of 10 son. each; for 3-yr olds,' Sc. D.M. SWEEPSTAKES of 300 son. each, 100 ft; for 4-yr-old colts, fitt 7th ; and fillies, Set 21b. B.C. (8 subs.) Mr. ' Combea' The Trapper, •Lord Exeter's c Midas, *Mr. Ore villa's Barcelona, Mr. Payne's Glendale, *Lord Clifdena Harpsichord, Duke of Bedfor ) 's Santiago (paid), Duke of Bedford's Bargeman (paid), General Anson's Potent (dead). TW) THOUSAND HUINZAS STALES, a subscription of 100 son. each, h It, for Syr-olds ; colts, est 71b ; and fillies, est 41b ; the second to save his stake R.M. (3% subs.) *General Anson's Greying, *Mr. Bowes's Daniel O'Rourke, Mr. Carew's The Prophet, *Lord Clifden's Magna, • Lord Clifdcn's Sickbay Mr. S. Davidson's Vortex, Lord Derby's Hotnebrewed, Mr. Des Verux's b a by Don John out of Darr, *Lord Exeter's Stockwell, * Lord Exeter's 11 e x, •Lord ' Exoter's Lens, *Lord Exeter's Ambrose, *Mr. Oral.- wicker Maidstone, Mr. Gratwieke's Canterbury, Mr. S. Hawkes's Wumersley, Mr. Bowes's ch c St. Albans, •Mr. Payne's Wingemund, *Colonel Peel's Lapidist ; Sir R. Pigot's Father Thames, Sir R. Pigot's Filiva, •Duke of Richmond's llomebrewed, *Duke of Richmond's Houle kin, Lord John Scott's Hobble Noble, *Mr. Gerard Start's Odd Fellow, Mr. B. Ways' Stapleton, Lord Eglithara's Claverhouse (paid), Duke of Bedford's Hugo (paid), Mr. A. Nichols' Norham (dead), (paid), Lord Glasgow's ta s by Slane out of Alarm's darn (psid), Sir J. Hawley's Black stone (dead), ((paid), Mr. Howard's Geleon. HATCH ; 600, 2do ft. D.M.-Mr. Payne's Glenluee, Set 71b, apt Sir J. Hawley's Bilbery, Set. WEDNESDAY. PLATE of 601. • 3•yr•olds, 7st 71b; four, Sat 121 b; five and upwards, 91;31b ; mares and geldings allowed albs; the winner to be sold for 200 son ; if entered to be sold for 1601., allowed 7lbs ; 1001., 121ba ; 7111.,161ba ; 404, 21114. D.M. Hatenicar PLATE of 501., for four yr•olds and upwards. Cesarewitch Course. SWEEPSTAKES of 10 son. each ; 2-yr-olds, Est 71b and 3-yrs, Bst 71b ; mares and geldings allowed 31bs ; the winner to be sold for 1001, Sc. First half of Ab.M. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 20 WM each, and old 5 11 if declared; the second to receive the forfeits, for 3-yr-olds [ and upwards. A.F. SWEEPSTAKES of 10 soya. each; 3-yr-olds, 7st; four, Sot 10Ib ; the Whitler to be sold for 1001., &c. D.M. SELLING HANDICAP of 10 son. each, for 3-yr-ohla ; the winner to be sold for 200 son. First half of Ab.M. SwnErwrahns of 50 son. each, h ft; for 3-p-old; colts Set 71b, and fillies Bst 31b ; those by untried stallions or mares allowed 31bs. D.M. (10 subs.)-*Duko of Bedford's Hugo (albs), •Lord Enfield's Poodle (Sibs), •Lord Exeter's Lens (albs), Mr. Roll's b e George Third (311 w), Sir J. Hawley's Hautboy (31bs), Mr. Payne's Hine* Mr. Mare's b f by Touchstone out of Event (Inn), *Mr. Payne's Olmaluce, *land Clifden's Magnet, Mr. Watt's bar br a Don heather (dad) paid. Sarersraara of (Al sous. each. la ft, for 3-yrs-old; colts fist 71b, and fillies fist 31b ; those by stallions or out of mares that never bred a winner allowed 3lbs. D.M. (8 subs.)- Mr. Watt's San Benito, *Mr. Barnes Queen Gatherer Es), *Mr. Goddard's bby Auckland-dam by Itodahank bs), *Lord Exeter's Stockwell (31bs), •Lord Exeter's s (Sibs), Lord Orford's cby Arundel out of Arsenic (81bs), *Duke of Richmond's Harbinger (31bs), *Genera/ Anna's Rolando (Ms). SWEEPSTAKES of 50 son. each, for 3-yesolds not engaged la the Two Thousand Guineas or One Thousand tininess Stakes ; colts Bst 71b, and fillies Hat 21b ; than by stallions or out of mares that never bred a winner allowed elbs. A.F. (6 subs.)-*Geseral Anson's Ball's-eye, •Cienoral Anson's Rolando (411 a), Sir J. Hawley's c by Alarm out of Halton (VW. Mr. Grayille's Frantio (41n), Mr. W. F. Hughes's kouthill, koathill, Mr. Osbaldeston's c by H. I'latoff-dsm by Camel (41bs). THCESDAY. QUILEN . S PLATE of 100 guineas: 4-yr-olds, 9st Sib; five, lOst 71b ; six and aged, 10st 1216. It.O. SwEEraraxits of 10 son.nch, for byre-old, artisan 71b, and fillies list 41b ; the winner to be sold for 801. First half of Lb. M. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 26 eon. each, 6 ft if dr clued, for 3•yr , -olds and upwards. T.Y.C. SWEEPSTAKES of 10 son. each for 8-yrs•old, salts Bet and fillies Bst 41b; the winner to be sold fee mt., Etc. T.Y.C. fliraurorsain of 10 son. each for 2-yraeld, colts Bst 61b, and fillies Oat 31b. T.Y.C. Oaz THOUSAND OIIINEAS STALES, by subs. of 100 son. each, h ft, for 8-yrs•old fillies, Bat 71b each, the second to save his stake. D.M. ('2 5 subs.)--*General Aaron's bf Bay Rosalind, Mr. E. R. lark's Lady in Wattling, Mr. E. R. Clark's h f by Ratan dam by Melbourne, Clifden's Rosary, Mr. J. Day nd Catah'ens,•Lord Exeter's f by St. Martin out of Anima, 'Lord Exeter's fby St. Martin out of Toga, Lord Exeter ' s fby St. Men* out of Mataromma, Kr. E. Terrance's Lady Harriet, Lard Glasgow's b f by fiout of Phynlie, Sir J. Hawley's Calorie, Mr. H. a TCsniria, Kr. Howard's Allsambra, Mt. Howard's l e uth, Lord Jersey's Janina, Mr. Pa ' s Shasta, *Mr. Pa A Glealnee, Baton Rothschild ' . bf by Verdun out of Quadron, Mr. It. Stephenson's Euphony, Mr. B. Way's KM, Mr. 8. Wreford's f by Lineman out of Enakhound's dam, Mr. W. Edwards' Grand Duchess (paid), Mr. Payne's Freedom (dead, paid), Sir J. llawlsy's Miserieorde (dead, , Lord Jersey's Sulky (dead, paid). NWEEPSTAILIS of 100 son. each, h ft, foe 3-yr old colts, lil7lb each; ths winner of the Two , Thelma* Guineas Slakes, Slb extra. D.M. (8 subs.) *Lord Bthear's Stock well, *Lord Exeter's Ilex *Lord Orford's Alcamo, *Mr. [ Payne's Wingenund, * D iuke of Richmond's Houlakin, Lord Derby's Merry-go-round, Duke of Bedford's Weather s** (pain), Duke of Bedfbrd's Ths Carrier (pdd). - MATCH, 100, h ft. T.Y.C. ' Duke of Bellord's Oasis, Set 716, against 'Colonel Peel's (by lon out of Telma, Bst. YEIDAY. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 10 WTI. each, ter 8 and 4 h,l* D.M. I SWIM. of 10 says. each ; 3-yr-olds 7st, four fist filb, t 6 yrs, six, and aged Oat ; the wither to be sold for 1001., Se. D.M. Swaths of 10 son. each ; for 2-yr-olats Est 716, and 3 yrs fist alb; mares and geldings allowed 3lbs ; first half of Lb. M. The winner to be sold for '6O soya,. &c. NEWMARKET STALES of 60 son. each, h ft, for 3-yr olds ; colts Bot nb. and fillies Bat 21b; the .second to save his stake. D.Y. (24 subs.)-'Gas. Aneon's Roleado, *Gen. Aaron's Greyleg, Mr. H. Hill's John of Leyden. * Mr. E. Bainsa's Ben Nevis, *Mr. Bowes's Daniel O'Rourke *Lord Cllfsies's Hesperus, Lord Clifden's Hytuntus, *bird So field's Poodle, *Lord Exeter's Stockwell, *Lord Exeter's Ilex, *Duke of Richmond's Homebrewed, •Mr.Gratwieke's Maidstone, Sir J. Hawley's c by OH England out of Science, Sir J. Hawley's Songster ' *Mr. J. R. Greig's a by Faugh-a-ballagh out of Delia Count Hatthyany's The Hook Lofd Orfotre 'b by ' lon eat of Enda *Mr. Payln;'s Wingenund, *Mr. Payne's Olenluce, Sir R. Pistotaa Father Thames, Mr. Rolt's Horton Yates, *Mr. Wataon's Chid of the Mist, * Mr. Wigram's Peacoc k, Duke of Bed ford's Hugo. HATCH , 100 soars., Bst 71b each ; T.M.M.-*Lord Clif den's Harpsichord agst Lotd Glasgow's c by Don John out of Miss Whip. Marco ; 100, h ft, Bst 7lb each; T.Y.C.-'Lord C h l. den's Altitude apt Lord Glasgow's Sister to Camara. (By Electiic lelegrao.) NEWMAZIET, SUNDAY NIGHT.-The following horses have arrived in the course of the day : Joe o' Sot, Abdul lab, Waterlily. John Day's lot come to-morrow, and is expected to include Filius, Vortex, Father Thames, and Stapleton. ENTRIES TOR MONDAY (TO-DAT.) PLATE or 17131.-Agis, Nutshell, Lady Sale filly, Exeter, The Ban. The other stakes did not fill. Were LATEST BETTING AT THE WEST END. MOO GUINEAS. 5 to 3 apt Mao 5 to I opt DaalelO'Rearke. 6 to 1 llome.brow te3 CHEAT :R 1.1: CUP to I litoakwell . 16 to 1 apt Heine too) Homburg 30 to Smareerow • io The railway arrangements for the week in addition to the ordinary trains, embrace a cheap special train on Tues day mooning at wren, returnable at seven in the evening ; a train every evening at six in connexion with the last tram into town, and ono on Friday an hour after the last race. DROUGIIT AND TRADE IN SOUTII WALES.—The extremely dry weather which has prevailed for so great a length of time is meals felt throughout the iron and mining districts of South Wales. The scarcity of water thus occa sioned threatens materially to retard operations in the various works dependant upon water power and should such continuo much longer, numerous boas; of men will be thrown out of employ; indeed, in several lostesces this is the case, and in some localities so great is the drought that not only the streams are almost dry, bat it is feared that the wells will fail. In the neighbourhood of Merthyr many of the men arc only partially employed in conse quence. The farmer is also a loser, all the sheep and lambs suffering severely. The iron trade is without alteratioie the wages are low and profits unrcmuntrative. I