The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-31 00:00:00

IRELAND. DUBLIN, MAT 99. The Irish Alt -Oursng les returned ths fol lowing rt ply to the made on the pert of the Tenant Line, to be lend in their defence beim the Crime and Outese essmittes : Hens at Caen'. tie Kenn& Gestlesse.—l bee as the meet of year Mot of the Old in The si whisk I hues the Men se ha eisiense Bored its he the Meg of wen... en Tessin lest. Thaw has ..at bees say report nada to the lines. is that 1 as Wu to the extracts Ms the Mim s. es far so in the publication of thee Is he wild sal sad • nest violates sins my and peonage of pelimust. 1 end ast osier wow capkaisflory spawn to the ..user of your Mar warm a Mon of this sa my part, en • ens lenesrable esnindsers who sires en podianininsay essissittm A rellicient reply will Irg ging la • Maid sesidesseas of the entire eines and poreessihip whoa they ere mad, public property ; but, in eis essadee, Men Money spies say ember a( the cemsittee, es has been ettemsed ea this eseeion, is wither creditable nor just. I am, Sir, yours, Le., Mown. Biudon and Luau. Jotters MATINS. The reply of Mr. Napier has given mortal offence to fin council of the Tenant League, and the general feeling is that government has procured the evidence complained of to be given before the crime and out rage committee for the purpose of preparing the way for the suppression of the league. A great deal of strong writing on the subject appears in the tenant right organs to-day. Mr. Itobiason, Q.C., has been elevated to the office of crown prosecutor on the Connaught circuit, vice Mr. Close, deceased. Among the most recent eleetion rumours is one that Sir Colman O'Loghlen, one of the most popular members of the Irish bar, will be up for Dangarvan. There seems to be little doubt that Mr. Grogan Mor gan or Mr. Carew will ultimately be the representa tives of Wexford cougar in the new parliament. Lord Granville has iddremed the following letter to Mr. Serjeant Murphy, M.P., in reply to an ap plication from the Cork Fahibition committee to the Crystal Palace • ____ Dratos-street, May 21, 1862. My deer Serrault Murphy,-1 ea very sorry to say that the conimissi.mers would, foe consistence sake, he bested to refuse granting any of the SOrPIIII to the Cork liskibition. They hare stated to all the applicants that they sannot aid °Meets, however meritorious, of a limited, partial, or local character. The second report of the surplus committee will man be published, sod it would only be putting yourself and your collemaes to unamemary inconvenience, if I was to ask Priam Albert and the CAMlllialiOnerf to appoint a day for the reception of your deputation. From the ge minate which I hare received, it appears that the Cork Eahibitios is likely to be very successful. I regret very ouch that 1 shall not he able to avail myself of the very hospitable invitation which I have received to dine there en the It/th of June. oha XVILLS. Letters have been received in town front Hamm stating that the confirmation of Dr. Callea's eloottoo may be expected every moment, as nothing but the official announcement of the fact remitioad to be made. CLERICAL Rev. Heavy Slildrosi Esetrey with Rt. Margaret's Curacy, Laamorbire, value 1,2211. au red dense ; patron, Earl of Willis. Rae. Joseph Lloyd Brenton, to West Busidessi Roden, Dersashire, valor 1911. sal susleriss; pans, Barons Home. Her. lobs Geo Gras. to Use Wailtrablp et Os am Grammar School, ; pones, Fiesibesotßer. ton's charity. Her. Wm. James Jenkin., to St. Amemesliesery, Umbers', Liaeolnehire value 437/. and residemese; patron, Balliol College, Oxford. Rev. Preclvriek Langhorne, to Holy Trinity Perpetual Curacy, Preston, Laneaahire, value 15 01. ; patron, Vicar of _ . _ Alfred Chalker, 8.A., to • Fellowship, Ematanteel logo, Cambridge. Rev. E. Dowling, to Christchurch Perpetual Curse', Tinspeley, Cheshfre ; patrons, Trustees. Rev. Thaw F. Ureter, to Mond Rectory sad Vicarage, archdiocese Dublin ; patron. the Archbishop of Dabs.. Rev. H. T. Hecker, to St. Anne's Perpetual Caney, Cheethainshill, Manch ester; patrons, Trustees. Rev. Charles John Weber* Marsden, M.A., to Gar pave Vicarage, Yorkshire, value 7601. sad noislesoe ; pa tron, Rev. K. Mendes. Rev. Boanister Wray &wile, to West Btaklaad Rectory, Dena, valve 1941. sad Teatime; pains, Summon Barat VACANCIES. RICTOST.-11awsteui,Tiiiiii7: diocese, Ely; 'also, 4281. sad residents; patron. Sir T. 0. Cullum; Rev. B. Goslion, deeeamed. PIIILVITO•L CODACT.—NOWpOrt ; INT 011; diocese, En ter; value, 871.; patron, the vim: of Mokpo-Teuton ; Rev. B. W. Barite, promoted. PZIOSTVAL CCRACT. Burley, Yorkshire ; diocese, Rpm ; value, 891. • patron, T. Bonfall, Esq. ; Roy. F. Langhorne, promot ed. MASTOllllllll..—Bristol Grammar &boot ; second mos tership ; Rev..l. G. Gordon, promoted. et...tarsier RAILWAY.—On Saturday a general ' muting of the proprietors of this company took place at this Georg? and Welton Tavern, Cornhill—Henry Blanchard. Mat, in the chair—for the consideration of the bill in pm lla-nent for enabling the amalgamation of the Berekts• and Hartlepool Company and the Hartlepool Woe Ifigbast sad Dock Company, and for anth. the perehese od the Cisme* Railway by the Stockton sad H Railway Company, and tor sossolidsdag the acts= to the sere sempasim. The main eldest of the MR le ne give the Olsomme seepage If. lac par seam per ahem et RPM with power to peoehme the odd shuns abet Ivo yew; at the ones of 8110. seek. It wee agreed la wawa. maw* end the redly them sdioarned. Tat ftrira Winer Fleriatalth—fi The tabula the Tay4 the IPertAri ire A doertawr, " etol asediame Mr she end, epee the whole, en oven Mir tea they wove ink. The sessos r se iter as it hr = in te sertabaly ampleiene. sad albedo geed remade he that the spenlatisa ebb peer mrsyyettain sit a psylac m s. ihmetts ore wily saammus. sad are wrorrott tar their essweed jemmy, thee =ma • haps thee ant soma will sir peeve a wenaustive sew." As Is the &him la Ile Sher V the Bather thisiew Maw that k • still semi= sap. , whit eispared with other., these\ the bee ehanthet sod petahleg rale gay, a few Wes Tenth" ad Wednesday. yes they were sahlea when thapseed le whet ha bees est k ether Meth" The hseeneis theedw than thee abs Ms slim haws dightly isereesed the whim, et the steessa. Is the New se nets ate plying jest new, and no mews have been est leas'y," Carman or GUINLIM —Oa liebsda Jaya Maras. sad Jahn Doris were inseaht balm lie Kam De Tessler sad N. Ors, lac, wins Obi is !M4 liewleas at Epsom, on a charge of wasp es beakers 0 IiZVE room, held in the Lard Nelson Ins at Mama Hams, Daniel Tinsman, Saissol Hell, and WINN* cedes, Wan also charged with bias he the beam for the of gassbliag ; and A.lr wader Thom lathe, the ptwptstr of the Lead Nelson Inn, was theried with penaluina Kith bier la his house. Mr. Jahn I.sod, Intmtestalat of Übe P division of police, said Mat us ins he went to the Lord Nana is, seesseethiedi by Ifispoolor Coward, sad os eneseisa ea apinuest ur the ea the leer, eleweed AM the etheltsse was up WO se peeves* maypole= ea abs width maw; what we gam tenreed within. Is eke head is the sea two largo tati:es mewed with puss Wise, se. weal bawd clothe, and two reeletia in tell play, roe en Oa side of the table. The yebense Mews wee bail the et the Mies seas es bather sal eft thethag the tithe wheels. NA the refseme Ij isoe was ":1131ber aziga ttie lin a t ei::4 Wailllll 114QW116: W . ; a Mr. wised we KM sad Kr. =tram Thu issue he did se he aid al pent who he weee sod thee de tonsthmielvell peleame. Me bed meseeft =WM amp eannewenneat whoa • lend webs was herd bees without. red • web swesabled. u se dte Owe rah way W. mad Ineleted spew bang chilled In the asesithas the ytheaw lithe wade ids at the fir of ran rem, sad he (Nr. Load) apes lin is the sees et the Que. to aid sad wit hha Ile. INK eolith Ka* he was the weepier et the been. oyes told* he (lir. Lewd) told him OW be mast maider Mawr in eressedy. In abet asinalbq baba wallah fire htheeit, leseil t r a J legeetee Oreeml, leas sem theism • eusibay etpillsere inived.beasethweasi wee= is heal ei uses Kr, tint the essaskft wee Alyea Oe be ~eel by the bask way, end other I, the wisdom The primes were thee seethed sod sthervell bee Illerbea sisint. pas Zerases Utley beta lbws ••••••4 he (Kr. ep ad, Inaba the of the nee iseh;le Meer the hey Kea She. Wielea the lawirty. however. ehe mid ass. er wadi meal", se hink epee he hosed the deer epee. sod ea meth. tag the rms. heed One Mahn With seer. dose wadi the these senithe Min Anna eseeti al A h d. the rather wheel. bee areirea beaus boa Keith dile. esened homed dethse. ad a %waft et laise. *ea is eameent the bearad Miss. The bath he OW Lind) ailed, sad et which the . awed se =them lad essthebre of the wt a r r esesieVa a t Il MAL in latherewansed the hathasimed bylir.Ceseasd. seemed le UL Lb. IL, sedge tepee, 111. la. Dina bents _sereshed sii the thedewbusew„easely UK was head ea Demean awl Birwara. tiat. Its.s the ether Isepwrie MINIM isisibershml Ton et the by his wspekleadtsit Dem di Tenth' Kea the Kaye was des* ad distiaelly ••••Cr izeig arthst ell the priesaws. 11111111.• sad ht • pesky ef SOL auk Ninth is IK, sal thou la sack making cliggpear XL. betide is. MY =NM airessais fayymey paid am Ka, is Mr. Luad. la whew balk a P tia lwi l ether btr i Te sear et swum resselek. An asa wee made by the waiter dear the primers See reit lemilea et the isms se wry ahem teem the W the pw bay bat the bona NONA Wades wq ether ea the ethiesi Kato intelligent,. EQUITY UOURTS.-BATURDAT. Bartow rim Lone AMMO, r Aetna. Mousy O. JUlDil. - - Their leak delleseed their pidgmate alas this mai the argumeat ia alike wee beard ia Aged last. The heft hare eheaamend Is Me Apnea hides Light Deem An Wheels( et leegth to the relemlemee whines la the earner said Maws eN.Wea that the swam gm smith.* to the Mid le asked; wed M sithat agle the pesuelee M the dedeadwit. Mee. Jades, while , net es eahree bead ageleM lieladC oespiedi with the Yet shut the the father etas pialMlKleeeewwpunna. abeieleed Ikea resettling the M4' Z ''' ..o “l iir a areelege. emenated te a eastreet ea pea of Ails Jie egdea est deed awl that me nee east rees weieree aMe virry. Lord image Lied (leenweeeh wee of a sad held dot the *Wit wee set entided=sr of M e e. peeved a maim ea the pert of Mee. set es the bead, and that mesh bad bed ea lalleseee IS the endue el the pla in f . 's &thee epee the Medea et the marriage. That prowess however, thseglh weedy Mdiag in ho. now esesitiseed Net se legally, as the lady had es presal) Mend le need the srearldea This feet wee well knows al the Meistif sad Ids lather, who mid sot therefore he heel la law to have been deasired by Mn. Jorden, and an Is hare we ender a mlsee p reseal. atioa which she esaM be held band te sake geed. Their lordships thus differing in their *Wee, the see• sequence was that the judgment of the Illeater of the Rolls in f *ldle plaintiff remains in RIM. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—SnuaDAT. --- Ornixon a lUptco.-I§trona Aur Itmcs Jaavis. BUsiNsitik OP TN X COV This morning two of the judges of this curt, Mr. Justice Mauls and Mr. Justice Cromwell, sat so best criminal ap peals, whilst Mr. Justice TsMord was ennigolktrying eases at aid pries. Mr. Justice WiiWmy Obi other panne judo, was, ualbstanately. absent ia sensomponso of do sensess indisposition of his sea; ad *seem tic Chief Janie, was left alone to fons a met Y blow The Ming so, his loraidp °sly fried modem of a der mum, end aotbing sosarreil meet* of bring inesses ST Nast Pam is BoviiM7OEMI Wa7visar — ApTa Comm /V►T. Tuna s. Euta.-717v-ar_ The piiit:il; eee aos(bt toreCO;;;Ii elawthe Wary at the rate at 101. • pear. kw beefs( meted as Wallis- I keeper to the dellwited, siU is • mime ar sassiamess, sad the only plea wok dot the ishimisat did Est maks the promise to pay meatiesed is the fleehotekew. Mr. &ilk Shagged Mr. Maude appossel Iss the plain tiff. sad Mr. PAMIR JAW" Q.C.. mil Mr. Mass, were for the defendant. _ _ _ _ Praiiiiiff7this ease we feemeefy • Wisher, but in the year BO he left that lesialas sod estmel a " profee. &ion," in which, altheegh b esmal Ilsost, to kill animals, 1 yet his duty was eis to so bit kailk IS i• &prim them of the power of Ovine lifi, W mad* thins mit to carry met ths Ant peat SO " imam N' multiply." His pleas of bonnets wss at Desissitsilms sod from kis " operation " he derived an (ammo of awn ILL M li. Ios. • week. Is May, MO, however, be Molt bit Maile r's mare, Annie ,to the defendant's Mahe it bar beam, is llerlshiro. He saw the ddietilltti who took him t Chester roots, whin ba adedliml the de leadeot o 's horses sad allarwards namegei his Milk kr some weeks while the isilthimit we SS Amen iliertly or after he retwesol bo most go homo, he would leas his Wimp. whisk less worth 100 L • yosr. The delhaid amid be weed out rid that, wbe wash l c a bia MIL • yew sad pet hie so" to some ism Wader them immeeimmen th e *fad, or samba bin thirties meadts. sd solid as • Idol d Awes Boer e ns boys is the Mali, Dorlog this time he ugh igNI sases. on Wag the elemplewiree at Li when be swim Peter Ma*. Zs AM est boor le= tlth lets UMW' I bat Mr. Bobs/ sod lb. Mamma pm hint lastrusions wheelie was to aft They mid le wee to ham 261, if be loped the brook arse, bat ha we to via ea soy asssuwt. (Laughter.) He did sot get over the break nest, es be lady had MIL His nephew, Itiekarda, Me Mr. Sat.'s beam Ilhd Doeter, far the MOW Cy r sad got in seseall, haw euly bait a as& bolded die km hens. Ilia nephew was to have 111 if he was. sad Mr. Sues lii plaiatilf that eyes djin the ffellthinat's establishment was ea" the beret, eves to druids In-does. (Lesekter.) Mask Doctor we SO neat Marmbester, and bit asplisw was to yids him, belt shady be .wha• mnee Mem woe ted Wilk his. This olloodoi sod he left the with him. Ms sow tol4 lb. tbaea thab bi l l isser h ts se t w woo in emesegesees of his having given him • bathe of water before rtug ; but ha hinkmod the reason was that ens hone bad sit boa " Mt" seer SOL Batting moat pot ting a salads so the lone, se thsi bot abseil set eat any- Miss, sod dee mosok i g of the dobselmt's lomat. being " put ea" to • bows was, flat tbay wore to have something dims woe. Wham hod ismendef lie salary several times, and once in the peewees of Beam sad Saxon. William Winter, a stable-hey is the defendant's employ, and William Pena, • butch, pissed that the plaintiff had acted as the of the dellandest's stables, and that he had gives op bls r weeth OIL or 1601. a year, to go there. -- China Wars. dr plaintiffbrother-in-law, deposed that do Esherhat btu that ha hal s ztogod the plain tiff at lin. a yam red liked him vary TM, wash, oast Ile do *WM The dahaikat Masud wes thou pat her dr witness boa, and he &said that he hod ever essr the plaintiff at a salary dad t but the het was, that — hdir had of hones, he had boss with Ma so • friend. He had, it was true, takes part is the insappoosent of the rah ; bat he had a MIP?Ia babe amply reassairard for hat he Is• had gest ea" to Mack Disler he the Chester Cap to the ▪ aim. rad ha had Mon air " ea" atm hewn, bat be had ad astaally Est asy tamp bra that wares. e, bower,bal present, of maw villa he w ll as at tbe eer MAK sa hod d Ms. d had oleo styes hia a odd watch. Wilma MI radios at all OD de with the slow at at Usurped. Mersa from his sable wu 111101•1 la twoaty near ha . aboard Nat he bad ober lissd the noglow se a viamem appusaties la the amity aid dr Dube of Mdaisail tad the dowards at Ileshroal bad laushol It.. the ataire. They did admits hiss Mast Ms Marisa the by, who was ad appraisal to bud requested bin to do so, sal he tanadied seth did Bilausd Mirilt, a jab* is he soma of the defendant, said that bo saes Mt woad bass at the last Derby, and he to NM digilt Med ussraposatal the defendant as to the term mos whisk the plaintiff lived with the defen dant Yr. than fa ie tZ • ',WSW, sod oho • pro prietor of rule tilt the *IBM tell Ma that he was Haas defoniaat as • Mead, sad dot he was to have se sated whim bat wee to he paid sem& Yt to the avatar of samba hones is the dafeadra's Years. lease ?saber sad Joseph Salsa. the are pr sees it whoa payees the phial( ewers UM be dimataisd his Way, vase awl la Mambas' They weak thendies, Wild masa lick sehpsiese, so as to radar *ma Sib to Man The =::=sw akeass' eseselok heed • vas I din far the Made is INL, wrest to • dsdssllsa of 61., whisk the pilled, lad reesived. yesterday. The eseeemplei the whole of te-day and bat part ARCHES COURT.-SATURDAY. lianas Mot Joni Dams. Pita s. Paizs. This wen ellpsel ben die Cosusairesey Court of Sur rey, the Mk lietlly ei divans leaskaled by the wife sided belly Use ke se el a erG innula a r = ari Thu VANN gave its desidea trey epee a obj.sd villa hail been Ulna le lie seals et sesseintalee flumed le Sr ewe. It wee et 'plebe the etiesdea amid ete boil Idea baguet lb* mese teas mbe lbe emit' of speed. NA else eat ibe wiles bal. few sad sagessell by *sir sees 1 - 7 — ele seesset the •Wrsetts ovidlease. overralel the_ elisellea. ifesesele et the appeal were ail settle ebbs of de seen. The ew, birwevtr, has been fully ameelaile tbe seen below. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY...44II;2OAT. bins. Ma. naiumumma OWLIIOIIII. Is aa Dena Its.wwt CoLoraiors.—JUDONSNT. Tb. MO If this basking, a OCIITIPSOT of Carlton Cham blee, his nog babes lb, sant then last six raw, sad it bee esessis Raab litigetiem. Uwe tits bsakrape's AAA • SAW& or deer weeks age, to po last w Wr i ts egonintloo. /6.=t a iniewsted by ltr. MA- W. of thesbesouben 6 nte .) appese, sod Mt. Iwo /11M IMlpw led the bante. ewe being lasted the libels nibs day, lbe sewn Judpwat. Mown ant peontiod M deem is elaborate judg ment. Ho add bo bad to deliver ia the sew of D. 11‘. Coltablpp. who was adj nog ego as lbe ISt It of Int* UAL sod whe sow Is pin bit ezenheedn. The quese si sa i s ei belhoo *be snot was se an tooll tbe p anise if lir. gas taw. bet vbs. M_ Oannwlag) was that this soesgate mow [ milled -seln deo ar gnegle bag*: ben illad—wers is and a tall an Ins !hies of the ants sod sling of tin hsfkewbt, sr Westin It was as mosent doesples sad ssisaaiis, aid pa Soren with OSO114•111. ghat newt bans M preveat his erwliele• re angular attain rem* gobbet the bea=r aw r i hose beet to Inn Spa thew la tin 11•11 nest wend bass 111 inert to that. winks to ands erne lenrapeopo se to smeartala nrfilva tbe sagegoto was Mae Me. It appnegl list tbs Malays woe brought up es ea attensty, an semen It wee ham had he NOT nue nes tenni tagoey minims. hen the Let of Ateit ten :Xist o dhan seaway non foe theta , resisias a ma dung. De was also bank rupt as • hill Woo. The *pet VW to this OMB woe W het Lon Desaws. whoa win irsogivaa not this. WWI • pest now viusses to or (Ws Want was Indositoed te rep WIN coal! inn SA @Map It was Inpenthlo to ny ist was sot limn eseheasr. Do was en if then vale nsa who hold ibenselvss sat to owlet with lbo assetsban Several it OM asinestooy W had =I with We. no tinny of On sees Ws In lad Used ezennesually _aad laza. rior4. la MI es upholsterer dontaded 2,0001. or far neidney; bo (beakrapS bad naives. Ariseseb. eSes of npeade llok bin awn wliftentola eistaben of Ss wooing. Tory me war peaks; Is, mete thee the banottpt,' non no that = I VO win net equal to the singsse. lroarlosa bet t i la w bse , motel be na l e p at i l s olpt Ad el N.t alltolt_ef Inn gelidaga an to kitsg:liy de* ergo yen Mae in man wage, sad ow Ingle win Mein Mew. tbowtosgais emit no WNW Mlonldwe ~ THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 31, 1852. la ' en hopeless dais. He had treseferred to a 'gran lady, who had beanie his wife, a mst of 9,7071. Ih , la . lf the court had any doubt, it woulA_lnat it to the Nay who had behove tried at mt., and It,. Jimmies Wilde, wile, other gut ethos, bid vat It Is IM jury, whirr' the= meat executed ea the lido hapasy, lea, woe sausted in pa/manes of previous but la oimiempla. dos of baakruptey to the sadism, and whether it was to the etoollhoo. but cot in contemplation of bodierrisy. no jury Mad that it was. 011111•01010110 lea" some view et the eau as the Joey Ind dam. Mises aseirog at a crisis. Cambia* wee net to ho hand at bE idles, and the mower given to the endinso was • last one. W thr kr. Colsoishine had bees ami had gees to M u sa to subs bekba. He had also laid his bud ups I,MK at property, the arrant givin as to whisk um deadly memo ; unit, Wend et roks; Maki& he had ipso to Frame. He hod been his emigres la sown er jambe with tho very money he had ea abstraard is.. his riskier ; and bo bad put i hues awry mar shirk swam et awartylag then awl rank( Ohm to amen Tide awl dour ihsusht that rasierriew Ms sir that up and ries lo Mktg to maks bridle wet iishie tm a.iraittuvt laws ; but Oaken brie hod sernisd to tits r uknmi thn It had eke bra thsovht Hat a Era who made • fraudulent converesse of Ms propetty was liable to Hs baokruptey law. The !crud Oeratbsionst premoded to thrush the various law prossodings, = he sauysone sad earns, the aselpeas bad bo a to by *a le ated baskrapt. Se had sit MI swiss not w ee Attsrusy•Osnral to deemed Ws, bet F. owl Mr. Ikons likaltropte subtler will; the vernally mein tho best sdussies. seek. tes a lC i besia very mush delayed hy a quarks width had bon rind hp tin briltrept molesting Os validity of the ainisdhility stirs of the witnesses at • trial in_ j ails ease Hat whams berg a rektor. Mk /learnt hen to dna cams la whisk*, huhu,' had label =rm. =rairwhim it the aretikess hod been perils delayed had died ono whisk - err en im =ams; his debts Or b I la r== to be 17.11641. He that as kr beak as du KM. at whisk period In says ho had KKK His hk b.sk bad net bee.reakensil up wt sere years, end an 11•41011M14 MON My. Illabseresetly, the yea ailed apes to risen • tho quince of bet exam It was always IS* robed that a bankrupt's Nasser 41618 t should be Mei ems keys 'slew the Yu ezamissilla monk', but Weir Moe Mil net Ks is losiense.thest Ili the marks dui err Ha em emimien. sad the shut, when disk was tagy tiliknan her the ens which bed bar Thu annekatiss was than Arum& aro die, wit!, leave to ugly leak, bat he did net apply; rad_ vs• the &roti fers. Ha the *Art anaralsed les power by the te ems tap wiz. la &num. bet le MN • ralsksv the third, tstaly but the sound , ad s aft ths dab to ' M 28,41001. The miler mph Isi a oath aseseutt, there was a farther milottramant. sad Oa balenerehset woe filed on the 10th at June, tray Minna w ths others, sod the bogne sow was, width WIN the nu balance-sheet ? The of Colombia.: througliest wee to establish the validity He eattleatent is avow eta relative. The bankrupt's ark amour sonastread i January, 1846, when the bank ==mil • drat ample' of 17,6911. 9s. 11d., but the la UK showsd a stuplas of only 4,5011. 16e. :Zooid yet in his ant hekneowkeet he estimates his at sa lK a year, sad oraplinp that with his antenvevan he to have It believed that he ray lad Ha amnia as at = in 1846. Every body must know that that ems net a taw account. As to the 1,0001. he had swisammared to jumble it with another account with whisk it hod saddisi at all to do. The question was who thee it woe wftkll7 wrong. He (the Commissioner) be hind it was. He believed the account rendered to be one serneted for the purpose of the equity proceedings, and to he colourable to them, and not for the interest of his ertv illhors. The learned Commissioner had no idea, until look =tog the Spans of the conveyance, and at first he was to OM that Mt. Colombiae was being perplexed, rid he had a stresi whit to allow him to pass. He was now asursol that the arovnts were untrue, and the only mem to be okra was I. adjourn the examination sine din TlMlndirent of the court was that the examination h • a nKsuried one die, believing the accounts to be altoge erne. Kr7l;n7itutal raked for protection for 21 days in order that the bankrupt alight have ea opportunity to appeal @raw& kb Hawser judgment. Mr. Ciliary gabled the appileation, and applied for a manes of wrestles. His riebelf thought that the bankruptcy baying taken pm Oar to the poring of the Bankruptcy Ceidation Ant be Mid not great a certificate of execution. Protec ting' wall be withheld, Mr. Lawrence being at liberty to apply tar it on kis client filing an affidavit that he intended to appeal, and setting forth any special groan& that he con- Mind would entitle Ida to protsetiso. COTTON.—Lurnacoox, MAY 29.—Without any clump in tho prier of cotton, we hare to report largo sales, which, at the close of the market, were estimated at about 10,000 bales, 5,000 of which were on speculation, and 1,000 for ex portation. '1 he market closed firmly. The dey's sale in cludes:-300 Pernat4snd Marunhans, at 614. to 61d. ; 500 Bahia, at 61d. to 615.; 600 Egyptian, at 61d. to Rd.; 1,000 Banns, at 31d. to 11d. MAXCIIIIreIt, liar 29.—Although prices are staistained with fit mutes, there continues to be that absence of demand which we have lately had occasion to notice, except in some deems of yarns and cloth, in which operations to • fair I mean have taken plan. This is more especially the case la We ask, which us is demand for the coatinent, and in higher members of yarn, for which spinners have in some baseenne obtained an advance of W. per lb. There has bees a btrbetheess also in 18's to 24's water twist for the MOM lindeet, at slightly advanced rates. Then is not mush deleg In yarns for home consumption. Greet excite mist Me prevailed in the Liverpool cotton market since the aniul of the Niagara steamer on Tuesd, with 'deices Ma New York to the 12th inst., wh ich bladed to en- 1 name the speculative spirit, and caused prices to ad•anee id. per lb. The accounts resolved daily of the activity which prevails there, have saner , tended to cheek opera.' tiona in this market. Tine Is a strong feeling enter tained here that the Mew! of cotton cannot be main lined in no ghee 07 the supply of the raw ma terial ; and, although the Is yarn hers has been mo a t fair in extent, it is evident that have restricted their operations as man se to the fulfilment of Preesiell elePlesetelitex The busses have shown rather mere diegolliss to *pants is diensatise, but hesitate to pay the ha prise% and the makers are unwilling to make any esassiden i menquently the inquiry bee set resulted in any issesses et Indus& A rising etitten mast, with light nuke 4 gods and yanes, are sensidsrad hp seassfac turns ts be geed roams ter aneeding with gnat imam to the prima asked. The heavier ilinteriptiens stannetics, whisk have been depressed for ea hag a poled. awl have seemanded very low pries, still rennin insethe. The of the home dealers are raswisted is he supply ' caroming and immediate wants, end the dared hr ex pert has lately been too limited to sisal eng matt The lecpury fer L cloths and T cloths also has this wash been of • very partial character, and not mesh huitheess has hen den. There is a pretty fair denied he the Mgr de. astipties sfcloths. Printing cloths ehellserts ses annesilinsly light in sleek, and a good general dans& at steady prices! Funk ; manufacturt rs of the better sans of 7-8 and 9.8 ' , printing sloths have demanded rather higher prises. There has bees a moderate inquiry for shirtiage; /64olifeefA espe cially de reeds. are very light in stock, end penhosen well under mmerset. Very little alteration bee takes place in dO-lashes this week ; the doused centime medeirate, and penes an maintained with hams. Doyen tar India have tam Operating to a fair exteat la the lower Wade of mule =a ry s well as in 60's and 80's, and there bee been a fair for printing cloths and shirtinp suited to that quarter. The operations of the Germ= and Greek houses have been very limited. On the while, the hushes* of the week just closed his not been quite equal is that of some immediately preceding, yet it has been tar fees inconsider able, and no abatement in the feeling et Innen which previously prevailed has been perceptible. For no descrip tion of manufactured goods has there lass any active in quiry, and purehaun have continued to manifest that cau tious spirit which characterised their operations last week. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lszne, MAY 29.—We have no change to report in the stets of the market. The demand for milled cloths has been very brisk, sad • very excellent banana has been done. LlNEN.—Beirzer, May 28.—Yarns : This week busi ness has been rather brisker in yarns, as the manufacturers are setting to with more spirit, and the only drawback is the want of weavers. Linens.—ln all the cloth markets throughout the province there seems to be little cloth coming forward, and parties who have stocks are getting them pretty freely off at former rates. For drills there seems a greater demand than at this time last year. Prices are a shade higher. 30-inch lawns, of a very light make, for printing, are inquired for, and a good number of sales have been made, particularly in the finer sets--eay from 16009 to 1800's. The practice of glazing is rather wearing out, and it is thought that by and by the London finish will take the lead. Flax.—The growing AU over the country is looking remarkably well, and if the weather continues favourable during the next three or four weeks, an extra produce may be anticipated. The sunply in the country markets of scutched ass continues extremely limited, and it is the general impression that, except in the hands of dealers, little is now available. HARDWARE.—Btassisoraze, Mae 29. Notwith the partial improvement in the condition of trade hen, hes been noticed in the two preceding reports, it le to he teased that business is in anything but a satisfac terry Mate: there a.e particular, and not unimportant, branches, in which the orders do not much fall off the see m.; but it is the general trade, swirly every variety of the light and hag ankles of oar easeatiseture, in which the depression hue teen mom seseilely Mt. It is true that Meeks have not been mash Maud ne drain the last five or six ninths of slack trade, bat the mmealliehmise are only kept kaguidly going, the ma met ha time. The tetrites . been felt by all bet the manulac who, from their neemeene • and the deauelpties al ertiske they punks% mead, All that a esestity et irdses in we bar& ssopmerisi he by a fair supply in another. This has masa of lats, and to this eir cusestases is to be attributed the unmans reports which not uttfrequelly get into circulation set the subject of the con dill's' of the Birmingham trades, se indeed le well known to everybody at all familiar with the theta Diligent in quiry during the week into the condition et upwards of thirty different branches of our trades has convinced us that 'there is really good ground for the complaint which is in the mouths of three-tourths both of the merchants sad ma nufacturers, but especially the last, who find their profits daily cut down by competition in the desperate straggle for orders. The gun trade, for instance, is in a most deplorable state, so much so, that, in illustration of the consequences as set forth above, we have heard of muskets for the African trade being done as low as 6e. Bd. each. That may be akee as a sample; but there are many other fancy trade. where the profits are es finely cut ; and although as the jewellery trade profits are very much larger, the orders are so scanty that the btriness ie almoet at a stand. The fancy gilt button trade forms no exception to the foregoing remark ; it is gone, apparently beyond the me probability of its ever reviving. The brats bedstead makers, fender and fire-iron maker , , sword cutlers, and papier macho manufacturers, are rather better supplied with orders ; the last is, however, scarcely up to the aver reage. The metal - workers ato busy, and the wire drawers are not eamplaising. The manufacturers of the heaviest description Wino goods have been for a long time well of fer edam, staagilag folly the advantage of the low prise 'lkea; the eke In the value of which has alreadyy bed • *Mai inliseme en the trades to which we are referrill., and a ftrthert abeam is looked to with soma dismay. Pen all the ishemation we have been able to glean on t sobjed, Ude kith* te take place. oaf IR. West in circulation that there is already an advance of this is certainly not borne out by the facts. The me Staffordeldre hen is M. for rails, for which tam an large mime dm America ? the advance is perhaps a froths higher, and the nonmarten being full of orders. see est accepting with much avidity further orders Bast the seenufacturees at current prices. A recur rence to mese renessmtiv• prises as regards iron cannot with ••• but be reseeded with satilibirtiee, and - that feeling we cannot avoid the esogratulateey remark that the Stafford shire irommeseets bays so ably weathered the perilous times they have witnessed daring the last two years, especially in view of the het that prism being at the lowest figure no attempt whatever bee beat made to reduce the prices of the workmen. Stelhaliffee pig-iron of the beet quality is mesa end mere milt dim The ries in the value of ewer hie else Mhos isdoriewely affected another import ant tough of the erode of this town ; we believe there is little doubt bet that a further advance will take place on ea early day. TM condition of the various manufacturing heir d the distils. is seek ea to Men so exception to the neserke en the postai state at bade la this town ; just now there are ho'lorge week, when nearly double the amount of 1111111111111 could not be dose with the present means at emmeted. During the week theirs have tome in some adage km homage, and , ate hem that quarter are, we am lefeameg. is the leaf-aM hem Ruda ; but the Ger man teed. is fiat, sod hem lewd' Asides the orders have (rather unexpectedly) deolintst. CORN.—Candittllox, Nay 29.—With the exception of Wheat, which mot aweft ode, our market was very dell far everything. Whist, fed, Sea. to 42e. ; white, 441. Barley, ille. to 27e. Beans, I. to IS.. Pees, Ito. to 32e. Oats, IS.. to 24e. Carrentionw, May 29.—We had a dull market, prima about the same. Wheat, white, 38e. to 46e. ; brown, 36e. to 41s. Barley 28e. Beans, 27e. to Mt COLCRISTIII, May 29. A moderate supply of Wheat sod all grain on sale to-day. Wheat sold as last week. Peas and Beans were fully as dear, and in some instances a trifling advance was obtained. ---- - - OLOUCIIRTIR, 31.7 29.—There was a fair supply of Eng lish Wheat at mar market this day, for which fully last week's prime me se readily obtained. The inquiry for foreign was k4thakes held firmly for previous rates. Emi, and Deem without &sage. Oats move off slowly, It abase far mar GUILDFORD. May 29.—We have to note again.. steady demand for Wheat, with a tendency to Improvement in pries. Thenggiy was fair, and generally cleared off. Wheat, 3Bs. to Me: Barley, 10. to 34e. Nay 21. to 23e. Beans, 30s. to Its. litirroao, May 29.—W• had mach leis inset offering to-day, which rased the trade to rale better at shoot le. per qr. nen new. Barley made last week's pries.. Oats sold at Mho, loss =Key. Per sad Beam realised fully is mesh sedesi. Priem: Wheat, hoer 23e. to 30e. per load. Barley, fie WM. per or. Oat., 17s. to 24e. Peas, 19e. to 22e. per ie d. Beams, 19s. to F. Tares, 22e. to 265. Bpi. lea te MANCHESTER, MAT 29. A vats fiTO2 ban ties continued to prevail In tits dour trade tltww=3: week, and full prima have been realised foe all and approved pamela. Foe ens tad seam! . the dlemead was limited, wittiest Amp is voles Ldlsessed by • preesso et adverse isinde, the minis Pr hem bilb 2 sources into Liverpool and pease.. are digs week only to • moderate amount. Without awythhir qi=lolt to Wi sh, at our market this bath sad Boer Intieght the f all carting otitis senslght. Oats and edema *d of dew% ot Mt meet be wetted Ismer wldbt bodes lien in fair relsett et iserwroshmei row • Tto roil so owe orators Um marboa (*) Ys riaisysd -Nadi packet, via ARRIVND. Aram' -M Ormsamt, May MI, berm Demuk Atax. tiompraart —or Omen ::,,, emaywid 2 ms or. Or .. wroodg e, ...:. - = Asso—or lig "•Or um • • • Marla AmearrA—at Mir 118,, Mom Ameba Avarma--M Li Mop" tram .Daorsta Allll4-10. Hull. TS. BaLvon. at Lout. 01 1 .1 a. .... 46 1 / 4 ~... .......x." A...... omA—it QmsMm. if. w rremi ti ... Cum ilmr... b Itramlikri OnotaSM.4IUMOMMIL IR ow liorkeso Myanmar...o 14 to 311. from Yew Tort , I ) llnrcm-.0 m a , kal. Groom Laos at , y 36, kis llortatison—ot Woo Ilk from Diomat' traso—ot Orromod. 14 tom TSB POLICE COURTS. mAxstox-aoun. A seaman maned WAvassa, was swaswossl, ups the complaint of Mr, Calcium, of the Means.ee Itachaer-Gatte ral's Mee, for sot having estishetwily aceesateil ter the lase of hie ticket, whereby he became liable to a peaalty of 19e. ils; defendant said, In answer to Alderman Wilioa's questime, that he bad gone out is a ship to San Francisco, with the fall intention to return in due time ; but the iw meat the venal arrived, not only several of the crew, but the amain himself war struck with the California nlt, sad er they art fee t ie diggings, to which every one else seemed le be basessieg at the time. Algoma Whim —T rappom the captain went to the • beams he could not get his crew to stay on board after his cargo ? Dafeelsee— o • he was just m anxious as anybody else to mad kg rasa means or other he het my ticket. Alammaa Mem—Your return to this country after your Oallibralas experience does not Day much for your grumperoas week at gold Boding. Dalkadisaa—Tho work became so very laborious as not Somai m erl for itself. ilson—Then you did not get much gold ? h, yes ; I got a good deal while I was there, berl 6 L aism t ° ought none home. Those who had been be lle. sit teske i t e s C ofoe. the gingerbread, and, without any labour, got ab Alissmaa Wliase—Tbse you have no wish to return? Delimilmi—Ne,m dame is another place where ten times sa meek le Is be gat. I ASS% wish to return to California. The SWIM groatisad to get us a register ticket upon his return, and ko Nom as I got it I shall set of to Australia, and see toketkier I met Wog boa all I get. Allem* Wileise—You will subject yourself to severe mad** dm &mat a second time, whatever may be your exam& _ _ _ -- ballmilade—li dss't eall my going to the diggings " de sertion." TM captain authorised us by accompanying us there. I 11011 take care to have it in my contract that whim 1 got b Australia I shall be at liberty to stay there. Inrelb—l Milt yea will Ind few owners dis mal to lei yes wee sub a annthlisa. At any rate, I is yam far nth ptheashal Oath WOMMIIIP Two wall-dreesd poem nova, armal Miatord George Boil! ad Wrie. blorillat IMO ill Nerd with having Oka • amber of valaddi shawls feta the shop of Mr. Jmeti Mardkaper, Mc., Finsbury-tasrins ; and an elderly mmi, semi Joao Wilson, was charged, with hit daugh ters lbw* ad Illiereso,with bawls, revived a portion of the peoplitg, limewing it to have ben stolen. It Sprang Mug Barrett had llenierly been a thernan in Mr. _Oath splay, but bad WI at the laths sad of last yeas. Mosey saw, sa tahing a somoldsadds Mi dway was hoed. mad moms tbs thinks Willa wore five icy wa reibsv IIN exuripthe of alga won AO to t it= but bag that op to prang was aseortabsed seal Friday swain, whoa Evans, No. 145 CI, reedved a ecussnunicatimbish Wised him to go to a house is New North-81ml, ilhoreditak, whim in thowor to iswahan of a wawa named Il e* who asstheal the lea" Whoa ii Myths soma ithosal shoat st Trionslated to thasd lar at *slams of the Moat. oad tho po eas of thaw, white add she bad booth, sal whisk lb. Sam had no dime, to Mita% lowa whore hs had as heath Insole shawl, Mt. Naafi we if VW dougistwatassathid At by eayis=ball boas bras& the,. by the Maass th j with soya( Gawk for the purpose of bath dth . 7" by a tithe. bad Mal whoa W glass bSIS re. ml Mai Ma=id The ether two auk primers ' were that lath The pthasen wesor d wi t . A lady, whose sane lid aat lo gall Hon. G. C. Mama th e bis advi l = r :S t as stated that soma asp ago die loft a gold it I. rairod as the S.p ea sithionsitis nil jeweler ha dm I Weathastaawal. nth of eels he it an that othoothe it' streak her that a was await thus arias she left It. SIM Yd. liirteaately, t its baulk Ulm key ing it lee mph, ow/ on thapariag it with is OW of tape ah~ had nownwed sholboad ten 111idhei dot wen roc Oa esethass N abo somissed to oho shop keeper that a pal piths if the ththitato gas i mi, on haviai her swaithois andssasthilis oath on Ida, has as way wawa she assolved was, that It for Was raw ants as wheat's isaii.r . s..ito oisaboolonass i t "Mod to kwar how to to awes sothossilse - Xr. Naas— thew thy puma "Ms law you mum the oaths than liking it beim esidwitithes t . Appiisowt—Thaol awe a holy lilt wow at who saw am that do it. my striad also no , sail she roasaritad at tho lino di thought it Tory suspisious ; but I thith s was dirtmato I hadlieso if;.NensaLW I think as tee. I shall err caner with yes ie the sh j lreper, and if be ie a reegesable,was he will MOM &IP sleds te its Paws: ley" es mita the vales of shit OA Wise. The applinst embed his womb* mml ls* the Nast is eowpaag with IMO if dee aramiwing Ousoow.—HiDnea-ri-tes latrahhDarAirr.— Lewis, tM Iffhaabt, who was appeliewilag a s g a g ar d ay with the Saw aaseast of gold sad law hwelktry, ke" ha hie preesselow, was conveyed tem ase Central PANreSoe to the North Prima we 'Swag mamma. It is ewe ef the prison rules that all peruses ses ed have it mohno the puribing moms sir a bath . = L ee k was Ur n shipped it was dhuniesa dos be wmn a pl ai wa r his preset, which he saki was *We M nahment ol sewn ire On entering the bath, hemmer, am NM ammo er ohs ;h oer ga y, way, akil revealed p fistsg' the diellisierithsksys a Moan trots of sit gay ate im=bileess . the Uhl et de Omar ialii=i=d!lW.Mlift NRWCASTLE•OTON-TYKR, May 29 —The weather con tinues cold and weenie', but as yet the country is said to be looking well, althoh • continuance must inevitably mar our present favourable prospects. At our market thu morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from the growers, and the arrivals coastwise being equally so, fresh thrashed samples sold freely at rather over the rates of this day se'neight, south country and foreign being likewise the tarn dearer, with a fair steady inquiry. Flour was held with great Inutess, bat oar dealers generally held aloof, anticipating when the first snivels come to band they will have mace choke of quality, and at the same time be enabled to parcheie upon as reasonable terms as at present, which seems rather problematical. Rye without change. Winding Barley was rather easier, a reduction of fully Is. per qr. being conceded on all parcels with a chamber smell, to which clam our arrivals oolong. In Malt little stir ring. Boiling Peas mid Beans scarcely sold so well. With Oats we were shortly supplied by our growers, and such qualities fully maintained their value—but the arrivals coastwise being liberal, sales could only be pro moted by submitting to a reduction of Is. per qr. The arrivals this week are; Wheat, coastwise, 410; foreign, 1,630; Barley, 1,336; Oats, coastwise, 2,656; foreign, 100; Peas, 31 ; Beene, 338; Flour, 290 sacks. NORWICH, May 29.—At our market this day there was but a limited supply of Wheat offered by both farmers and merchants. Millers were exceedingly cautious; higher prices were demanded, but save in a few cases any advance could not be established ; 40s. per qr. seemed to be the average price. The late damp weather has somewhat affected the condition, but as yet it is good, and fine parcels, weighing fully 641bs . per bushel, were not a scarce article. Flour was in small demand at Gd. per sack advance, and not much was done ; ("b., 275. is the prevailing figure for good 'leasehold qualities. Burley trade small, and only grinding sorts for sale. No change in prices. Beans and Peas were a small supply, and the demand limited. No change in value an be noted. Oats were not so good sale, and although offered on rather lower terms not much business was transacted. Nom torten, May 29.—There was a show of grain at market to-day quit, equal to the demand, and last week's rates were obtainable for all good samples of both Wheat and spring Corn, and we think little variation can be noticed. Buyers are acting only for present wants. - - - PZsssonovon, May 29.—We had hem to-day a good supply of Wheat and Oats, with scarcely a sample of Barley or Beans offering. Wheat found buyers at the full prices of last week ; 631 b. red, 395. ; and our fine 6.51 b. upiand earn. plea making 425. per qr. Oats the turn lower, prices ruling from 10d. to 10id. per stone. RIADINO, May 29.—At market to-day the Wheat trade commenced somewhat more lively, and Is. per qr. advance was obtained ; but prices soon receded, and trade became dull, at last week's rates. In summer corn but little doing, without any perceivable alteration in quotations. Wtesnat, May 29.—Rather more Wheat showing to-day, with less of other grain. The Wheat, being generally flue, both in quality and condition, readily made 6d. to Is. per qr. over last week's prices, with a good steady demand. Oats as last week, and Beans the turn in favour of the seller. WORCLATES, May 29.—There was only a small attend ance and limited supply of Wheat at our market to-day, yet the trade ruled dull at prices but little over the cur rency of this day se'nnigbt. Barley nominally unaltered. Oats 6d. per qr. loser, and only taken in retail parcels. Beans and Peas inquired for, and fully as dear. Toni, M■y 29.—W0 have only a small show of grain at our market this day, and the prises of last week remain unaltered. Wheat, white, 435. to 465. per imperial qr.; red, 391. to 42a. Malt, 52a. to 545. Oats, 10d. to 101 d. per stone of 1411 m. Flour, 28s. to 31a. per sack of 280 lbs. DUBLIN, MAY 28.—The general market at the Corn Ex change to-day was again exceedingly dull at the currencies of Tuerdsy. For Indian torn a further advance of Is. to 2a., according to quality, was realised, and some holders de manded even higher rates. White wheat, 23e. to 265. ; red ditto, Va. to 235. 6d. ; barley, 12s. to 14s. 6d. ; oats, 10a. to lls. 6d. ; oatmeal, Ils. to 12s. ; bakers' dour, 12s. to 16s. per cwt. ; Indian corn, 30a. to 3s. 61. per 480 lbs. WATERFORD, May 29.—Our imports this week, both of Wheat and Indian Corn, have been exceedingly moderate, and stocks are gradually getting into a small compass. Holders, in consequence, exhibit great firmness, and the ge neral tendency of prices is upwards. Wheat —We have had an improved demand for the better qualities, at a slight enhancement in value ; but secondary samples have not met with much attention. Indian Corn has been in very fair request, especially the best Danube and Black Sea descrip tions, on which we note an advance of 6d. per barrel ; other qualities are shout 3d. per barrel dearer. Oats.—The dull accounts from the English markets have induced holden to give way Id. to 2d. per barrel on black, and 3d. to 4d. per barrel on whits ; at this reduction there is not much dispo ' aition to purchue. Flour as last quoted. Imports this week : Wheat, 1,043 qrs. ; Indian Corn 1,318; Flour, 162 brls. Exports this week : Barley, 20 0 brim. ; Oats, 4 ,700; Flour, 671 sacks; Oatmeal, 109 cwta. KIRECALDT, May 29. The weather during the week has been dry and chilly, with the wind generally from the east; a little rain fell last night, and appearances indicate that more is at hand. At our country markets this week the little grain offering was readil taken off by the buyers for local consamption, at fully t he prices of the previous week. Here to-day we had rather a small supply of Oats, moderate of Wheat, and only two pleats of Barley ; high prices were asked ; this checked sales ; an :advance, how ever, wu paid on Wheat of Is. per qr., and on Oats 6d. per qr. Prim : Wheat, 38a. Od. to 465. Od. per qr. Barley, 26e. 6d. to 30s. 6d. Oats, 19e. to 235. Oatmeal, per bag of 2901ba., 30s. POULTRY • dc.—NzwoAri AND LlMllitit ALL, MAN 29. Ducks, Is. 6d. to 3e. Od. ; tame rabbits, le. 4d. to le. 9d. ; pigeons, 3d. to 7d. each ; Surrey fowls, 7s. Od. to fie. 6d. ; ditto chickens, 541. Od. to 6e. 6d. ; barn.door fowls, 31. 6d. to 6s. per couple ; English eggs, 6s. 3d. to 7e. Od. . • French ditto, 6s. 9d. to 6s. 3d. per 120 ; fresh butter, 9d. to Is. Id. per lb. FIBIII.—BILLINOBOATI, MAT 29.—Eels, 4d. to 10d. per lb.; soles, 3d. to 18.84. per pair ; lobsters, 4d. to Is. 6d. each ; cod fish, Is. 6d. to 3s. Od. each ; turbots, as. to 12s each ; plaice, Is. 6d. to Is. Bd. per twenty; salmon, Is. 6d. to Is. Bd. per lb. ; mackarel, 4d. to 7d. each ; crimped mate, 6d. to Bd. per lb. BHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. DeTOll, Btlekney, from Liverpool, which arrived at St. John, N. 8., on May 10, had thrown anchors, chains, and part of cargo overboard, lost bulwarks, and received other damage during a gale. Levant (s.), Newbolt, arrived here, May 10, from Trebizond, got aground, in a fog, in the harbour of Sinop., where she lay for several hours, and got off with apparently little or no damake. A survey is about to be held on her. —Constantinople, May 13. Margaret, Burp, with coals and sheet lead, bound to Cron stadt, got on shore yesterday, daring a thick fog, near Thornbye, and has three feet water in the hold ; part of the cads and lead have been saved, and hopes are enter tained of getting the vessel off.-11jorring, May 22. Vrow Orietie, Pet, from Liverpool to Nerve, was aban doned on May 20, in let. 60 N., lon. 7 W., with pumps choked, and in a sinking state ; crew and a female saved by the boats of the elemence, arrived here from Ant werp, blowing a gale at the time.—Liverpool, May 29. SEABORNE NAILS. fN etintles that the sidle we meet hot the Nowa Teet-ofite. eh the thitat—hed DI by the skeehlag—ilespeteh. Dry viten modoip PVINI Irbil COUNTRIES. to Oimeral P. Port Wks Odes Louden. depatehed. dam ---•— Americalbyltrit.padet N June 4 Limped-. Arrived A uentrasby United mats; Jaw 1 .. u,m4.1 J. 9 imidemby 'Lammed)! Jane 11 ... .... Amirelletvia "Mathes% too) Ditto (via Kam illa) N Dover Ditto (rte Cape of (Mod Hafte) N June 2 Wm ( Rot Om 0 ...N 141 m of the mend rlyinooth .. is.. $ ileamdria• N 19thAtMtli damn. Dom June 18 Seldom ............-N ally Diver Sraall .-......21 lth of the mouth 4 crattmaptoa hum 16 1019111111;1 7 M . . . N eth ef the month eouthamptoo Jura II Uldiroldria • Cnim " mlM todlilTtlodoseath +nut hamproo ~lone 3 ape of Omit Hoye P. Dud Si 141 h of Jane Plyiaosth.....lJanir 8 Clape as Verde N Jane 2 tamMaeUtiople • N 71107th27thennea 0 01 St „astral Arbefia M Maki? thotia.mb imultaramor.. June S tried like ...... LI Mcm., l llValfrlL Mutters nntL :iota:L.lh Th aw eo 'taw M A N Twice dolly Dons 3imiserk.- .. ...........N 7th l ft/2MM mor. tiotar ...- May SO i1awArg........- ........ N hteeday a friday London ra Selland ...............-11 Wedoes. Si Maui. London MosVt! Honduras ...... ... ..- . N 17th of We mead loathamptes. Jam 30 (reload 11 le N l'aitar daily Inds rht Southeotet.)M 30th of the mouth 4 outhemipton June 20 India vta Mara th a) N 4thtlethof month Dover Ida .tar Cape of Dotal lUm) N lath of the month Plymouth ... , N 13M of Memos* Plymouth ... ifollterrea ltsu itiu... irfiliatt ampbo) al 1011 of the one Soutllimpton. Done 10 Oftw(via Mareedie) N Sthatleth otaatioth Mover Medea..........„ N tad at the weal +ostliaotptos. Jun. 3 Waging ..... IS ......... N .l Illth i uo l ib tio . 1 va aath e u. 4 .oatimaptoo. Juno Nolte raethof the emetth Dover ......... Jame 10 Itsplie N SthlSMlStleof moo Dover Papal Make 2l Sthl SehMatof mon Dover Pentoeula ......... .... Si Dbllll27Mot mom foratimapton. Jae a Peru —................31 lodh 17thof math tloalhandon. Jame 3 Tamar ...............N .thlttlattlielmou Mover Jame 3 Meat Indies A IDA d the mouth touthat44en. -"" June 20 Oat Mena (eseept Na renroomd Neertmi) V ta: of the womb I Pouthempere. :MI 3 Ettroarsaa-st Grameend, May 2s. - ...... - yripod i di Imam Genius -at Groresand, 11ay1e. a 5 ...... . Cirwholis_ Forruso-at Gravesend, Ilay te, Dim ...-.... eseramst. Gerrov-at Ofereared, M., 28, ties _Nrway Chasm- et Grovesead, Hey 30. from mope Hasetua -at Gravesend, May 29 . , from -- ....... - _ H I= , ANNA II -at Gr.ormild, Hat 20, moo lleum-at Hull, 314 v 23, Mem ... ""•• •.... Rien H -at Newport, May U, from .......... ...... —.Liverpoot Humans-at Newport, May MI, from ...........--. lammom law-at Cowes, Kay IS, from - ... .... Ctlnvtlopi Jutiono-at Gravesend, May 29, h a m. Eaulea Juana-at Grace and, May 29, from Gueruare Leona Maau-at Gravesend, May 19, from ..........- ... tft umiak 11.1071-at Oravaread, May 30, book. ............ . ........ ih u L uw . Looms- st Plymouth, Hay 20, host 2,1tr0, I Manua-at Deal, 1101 4 28, from . . . - Nan 4 ~..aaaav-at HulL ...ay 25, tram liloa MALAII4II-110iereasiown, May 27, from ..........id0d0s Mama - at Whitehall, May 28, from Matra PIAODIIUM-at Ora.1•60(1, May 29, from Suedes NICP7OI.OO-11tGrawesesd m M 29, from "' lituaxitra Hamm -at Grama, May 2 9, from _ . Lamina -at Grommad, May 29, from 0 -tend Petra Donna-at Grammad, May 29, from, el. Miet.ere Itatatiow-at Gravereed Mar 30. Irma ..... hutlerthati Nvaa-at Gramsend, May 30, from .. Sweden Bazaar -at Grammod, May 20, from hao4 .l Pansaidi-at Oraveamal, May 30, from Basta Martha Sum Doavraacerr-at Gravesend, May 10, trwa .............. Ducat Tram, MINIM-at Orli•eand, May 20, hos Cram Tacoma Ihrot.a-at Crammed, May .9, from ........ Okras To CUPOLA-at H all, May 28, tram lo. o*.herg Turraaosa -at Liverpool, May 20, [row.— ... -.„ Pluladeph y Llama -at Liverpool, May 29, from Opter.d SAILED. Amos 'SIAM -from Cardiff, May 27, to ........... ......... Made Alarms Bunt/-from Mate, May 30, to (24v1.1.9 Arrwoon-Ran Graveyard, May 29, to ALMIOAA -from Gravesend, May 29, 10.....„........... ito!terdaft AVSTMLION-from Gravesend, May 29, to ....... tape Al:WOO-from Gravesend, May 30, to Pjarneburi AIIMICA (a.)-from Liverpool, May 29, t 0.....- -.. Outten AIM. Meat/-barn Lirorpooi, May ...J, 4 Coatslts Moisten (wad-from Liverpool, Nov 29, to Coaatastinopia AMORIA-from Liverpow, Nay 29, to New (914: .ne Biomes-from Liverpeod, Maw 29, es .......... .. Queleo SW/MT-from tiblelda, May 29, to IfISWICK Corns-tram Gramme', May 30, lii .... Mr w Zra,2ed BATAVIM-Tonle GIIMMOIII4, 111 v 30, to -.ltotterdaat &MON OAV -IMO/ GIMMOOMI. May 30, 4 .... .frOlßelp 84R Ylll4l- from Gravemead, May 21, to ....- .......... Spin+ y CAILMAILL -from Groomed, May 20, to Commune - too. Graresend, May 29, to Motterdass Cs-froro Gravesend, May 29, to Downes Cleo or UM/DMA-NM! Gravesend, May 29, to Moabite Con Or ROITKILAY -from Gravesend, 1111, 211. 141 .Thaildrk CVO/ILE-from Gravesend, May 24, to Demerara - -- -....5-from Graveeeed, May 29, to ..- Howe , _ay 21. t 0...... - CALIFON-from Uravevend, May 30, In Jamaica lULLMOMAM-from Clyde, May 24, to MaunUos Caramaiss Rusa-frow Grimaity, May IS, So .... ...... Potto Eat* Oavreava-from Shields, May 2s, to Pkter.bing barretcat -from Gravesend, May 29, to Guenoty VAIRANLAL - from Gravesend, Mayer, to ........ ...... „ ...... 1 . 41.7.4 Esemisaa-from Gramserd, May 30, t 0...-. ......... I tontsie MUM-from Gravesend. May 29, t 0....... ........... ......- IlamLorg RAIL IVCILLAND -IMO Gravesend, May 10, to Ruttertlaut &MAN-from Gravesend, May 30, 50..................... . (ado, Rum-from Shields, May 28, to Hamburg &nose - from Loa *Tool, May 29, to P a n ama Roes aO - from Liverpool, May 29, 10................. IColuBeterB FAITOUS-from Gravesen7, May 29. to Jamaica Pavan:arra-from Liravetead, May 19, to. GOOMMIDIMOD Guns-from Liver/suit, May 29. to Queue GIATIODI -from Liverpool, May 29, to St. Stephen's, N.% GALATIA-from Liverpool, May ::9, to . B. Ayres GOIMIADA- from Newport, May 28, to ........ ..........111mandria Carousal) Palm-from Cardiff, May 27, to .......- ... . . . Aden OW. GRINSICR -from Shields, May 29, to RIo Janeiro Hauraa -tram Ilull, May 28, to -.. Mambos' Ilipos -roan Liverpool, May 29, to Nava Him-from Shields, May 28, to ... 00C101111 MINIM PI Matra -trolll Groomed, May 29, fa Cada lona-from Liverpool. May 29, to ...... Corson it MASA -from Liverpool, May 29, to Cronatailt JOON Bensasam-from Gloom May 29, to ......... --Sinop oe Limb J. Resew,-from Gravese nd, May 30, to ....,- llarlivon Lams Rum-Rom Gravesend, May 29, to . NM Erahak-OU MATILDA-from Cardiff, May 27, to w:v les O'Mormast-from Liverpool, May 29, to Beirut Nous= -trom Liverpool, May 29, to Moabite Putoazu -ham Shields, May 28, to Maples Ps asaystuttca-from Graseeend, . May 29, 10 ...... ...... PILINCIALIIKST-froa Gravesend, May 27, DA Jersey Paoriotarras -from Gram-rend, May 30, to ... Nonriy Qsen -from Gravesend, May SO, to Rottediun I Quirmanmea-froin Gravesend, May 30, to Valencia I WIDTH! LIMO. -trots Grommed, May 30, to ...... .. -.. eat dory Rasosa-from Gravesend, May 30, to .irarteadani Roars-from Gravesend, May 29, to IRu. Mania-from Gravesend, May 30, M..... ..... ...... Wain Rival-from Gravesend, May 30, to Ramon-from Plymouth, May 19, t 0....... ........... .8t Cyprioa liamorr-from Portsmouth, May 28. to Terceira NairraP-from Gravesend, May 29, to SIMI River 'tome -from Gravesend, Mac 30, to Lisa-from Gravesend, IMay 311, to . Wan LOTHIAN-trunk Gl:warm, May V. to Buenos Ayreo VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aguarrenoo, from Liverpool for limbo; May 23, loc. 7 W. Devotion, from goalie. Ayres, for Liverpool. May 11, lat. 30 N., le n. 33 W. Eutaisais, from Liverpool for New York, May 23, 2i miles S.S.E. of Waterford. Ism Wright, from Liverpool for New York, May 21, off Cork. Mamba, from Liverpool for Trieste, May 21, SO mires mouth of Malawi& Head, Meteor, May 17, lat. 18 N., lon. 17 W. Mmokamasoa, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, May 25, 23 masa N.E. et Tuakar. Wallow., from Liverpool tor Quebec, May 23, off Tooker. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY, Has 31, 1852. The state of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. The stations ars arranged is order of latitude. Bosse& Num it Oen thIS. yi p& ne wi t ,. at &stoat Weather. N.E. Goads least had PqICI•IIIUUTS ....we... N.B. timtls lirem• )eels assesses N.E. Gentle Breese (lemma . N.E. Strong se Rein Isissernsni ...... N.B. Gentle Breese Itas unmans. . Wes Hwy Lan brumes Canassen Bums .tesse RAM Usurers% N.W. Gentle den,.. Perrier Moldy N. Gasser Rises. Prmeisally Clear Dessrporos Saes N. Gentle Breese Prlscleally Clear 11118 DAT, Now,, coarse of *Md. Nemeth or Mad. State or the Weat kv. W.N.W. Ural', Breeze. Pair. The returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication on Saturday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Friday morning at nine o'clock. talisman I E. _ Cknow" N M. N.S. N.E. N.E. N.M. N.E. N.L N.W. N. LN.E. brlt se Gentle Ones, Wang linen think breeee • lent!, Freese Oestie Bare Oestle Steam Gentle bran. Umiak _ Partially away Partially Roe 4, RM Overcoat Overeaat Omer* Partially Cloudy otertma Partially Cloudy Fotlill Otaraut Oarraut :ammo Inerions BurnamAn liotutup WRITST aukusarox ellAr Burma Gant!. Breese Strong Dress Gentle Breen Strong Breese DEPARTCRE OF TUE STEAM-SHIP AMEBIC:--On Saturday afternoon, at a quarter-past four, the Britiah and North Americas Royal Mail Steam-ship America, Neil Shannon, commander, left the Mersey for Halifax and Boston, with the mails for the United States, Canada, &c., in charge of Lieut. Grant Raymond, R.N., Admiralty agent. There were on board about ninety pauengen and a moderate freight. [Advertisement.}--HOLLOWAY'S PILLS FOR THE Con 17 001014, COI.III, AND ASTHMATIC CcIIPIAIS —PISMISIIIII. rabic. pill. are the most efficient remedy ever diroceensl for the rues of coughs, cold•, and esthete. Bane of the most obstinate caws of diseases of the lungs and affections of toe chest have yielded to their Curative powers. They speedily tit move any accumulation of phlriffne w►ereby the respiratory organ ore permanently reliee.•d, and ulti mately a sound and perfect curets effected ; therrtore the nether:tic, or those suffering horn a Unhinges of the chest, a difftealty of breath lag, or a bad cough, rhould have reeourve to these weU.hnown ode to ensure • radical cure. - Sold by all medicine venders, and et %Moe Holloway's Establishracat, 214, Strand. London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BELL.—May IN, the wife ol E. Bell, Je•., Stamford hill, Mhhldleaezr of a daughter. YELLY.—May 27, at , • daughter. Kensington, Mrs. C. Kens, of LAIICELLEIL—May 27. at Orcavenor-street, Lady Eairahrth taa eetb, at a dasabter. ROBAKTB.—PIa7 Si, at Bi Iraq.. re a .on. TAT Wo.—May la. at .113 Eq., of a aim awl heir. the wife of 11. Nob," the Rife of J. A. TATVit, MARRIAOSS. HORSON—WILKINIION.—bIay 26. at Rt. illarrlebotte Church. by the Rev. J. IL bury, D.D., J. Huhu; Esq., of Kilkes, land, third swot J. Hobson, Faq., of Eaton • ouch Bedard:his; to aton Wary Dorothea, eldest daughter oi O. It. Winnow; hat, of Room LIJMLET—CLARKE.—Iday V. at SL Karl; Bryanetonertinwor by the Rev. E. Holland, W.A., %low of ininrfold, Surrty, t's 11. Lumley, Rig • H M.'s 97th Regr., to Letitia Redone; only child of the lota W. Parke. dq , of Harrow. RICHARDS—RAKER—May V, at Maryiebone Choral; by Ibe Bey. R. Speeb, C. Riohards, MM . beetatery to Rear-admire Deny. W Marla Godwin, only daughter of the lete Nat. W. Railer, It BICH—TU RNEU. --May IS, at Chimoirk, hr the Rev. T. F. 114..ver. bank, Ywar, William Drake, eon of J. dieb. Ifeq., to thecae Elk!. eldest daughter of J. Turner, Ran., of Chidwiek. DEATHS. OXICATNI2.—May 26, at 'calcined Howe, near Ilitc.ton, T. ow*. ague, EN., aged 62. LthalEit.—May 27, at Peedoewentl, MUdkara, Mr. 2. i4lll.lit, aged 36. PROCTOIL—CIay 26, at Park-atreet, &eke Newington, Nit. C. Praetor, aged 77. IIAWTEIL—May 26, at Enfield, 11. Sawyer, Ea., tate Veru.zierk of that parish, aged 76. SALBOT.—May 26, at Brighton, the Hon. I. C. Talbot, Q.C., WILLEL- May 25, mar, Ann, wile or H. Wrier, Hag, %be glee, war Nlsidenhead, Printed sod publohed by Wu.t.tos KIX° ii•LtS. of No. 6. Lona let& Watt, la the Ctty of lady Printer. at the Moe. to Lowboy& Mut. lathe preolox of Whiellisro.—Mostme. MAT 31. 1,3 i.. lift.,,. I