The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-20 00:00:00

IRELAND, --..-- TIPPERARY BANK.-IMPORTANT JUDO- M ENT. DUBLIN, MOXDAT Alt% Murphy gave jad. stwnt thte day, on the no yhtatio a n oby Mr. Wie.o lit wisely ,nd Mr. VI; ct nt Scully, Q C. and M. P., to be nteovd how the list of persons heti-. to the liquidation of the IMillities of this mama. lbe Muter stated at boomer .hle l.rgth Mr. Wt ein Kennedy'. position in terra to the back, his directorst. p P., wh ch he was 'aided to a 'altar or 6001. a pear, and the imoortscce and responsibility of the duties attached to that offic.., which P. held ilt.wo to the data of the tvansfur, sod, slur riettp telseisig the low of ego:Sy as argued at the bar, said Chet the wow must be &- termite It y the deed of co-parre ershio. H - s clear *peados wu that wrist sire done by Mr. Kroac,ly was not watt he 'divot ti have duce—was not whit he was j t,tid d in doirg, and he should they, bra Mend up n tb, lid es a con shimmy. Mr. Vest:eat Snell, use, du lf fen ly eireuartlencei. He was paced on eat list fa Use sszna positiosi se Mr. Heonerly, but with a much larger utmost of lisbilits—namely, a. a haler rf 700 shares. Although he (the Master) bad said her. were lea- i tares TWO dor instswhed the two care., yet really Mr. , Scully ono Mr. liernedy st. od is the Isms yo-ti'n. It alp and to his that Mr. Seu:ly woe held out coos:rid lively o the pablte se a stilettos of the bank, yet gct irg no court cf directors to sees and doing every .biog dials validity to the healer of his share. He mast have oca knowledge et the Internality connected with eat t•si_efd, sad he ea. roomed , he knowledge which prasptsd hit! to sell es.. He (the Idestsr) apprslunded, then, Mat Mr. fically's•Adscation could not be sustained In a court of jestfee. He st..s the Lanett hal fide holdrr of the st area, and his nerve must toilet'se remain on the list wittost quallcstu.n. It Is imiderdhiod that this judgment will be slp..led against to the Muter of the RAU. The Freenaan's Journal etatea that the Crown, in mempbance a.ith a memorial signed by ereditars of the law Jena Itealeir, reorienting debt. ti the t tarot of 260,000 f., ham grind to eppllnt Mr. Anthoey Norris, of Bart rt-row, Leader, ma edinaotitrator for colic:deg the meets of the decease.' ; and adds :—" Mr. Norris, is compile'''s with the warsist wishes of the cradit.m, boa eoliested to act Roder the aatbonty of =he Croon, sad will lose so time In real,s la g far the Nerds of the creditors large seats instal to have bees intestnd by the d= caused gentleman in various eeserities bib at home sad outwit." ( DREADFUL ACCIDEN I' AND LOSS OF LIFE. CORK, MONDAY MORNING. A dreadful accident occurred on board the Nimrod stonier, from Limps)ll, which arrived this morning at five eVeknk at the Qua), Cork. aka she was swirling round an implosion wee heard oa deck, and a dense cloud of smoke woe men to issue from the 013100111-0 0112. *bete were toned ale wit lying in earwigs parte of the nom. The boitas reverend a fearful appearance when brought • deck. One was Lund dead, sad the others in a dying MOdobou. 'lwo died immediate:y. Tame more were re moved to the Ntr:b Infirmary, where they soon afterwards egoired. ibe solidest was saved by the bursting of the boiler. NAVAL AND MILITARY. EXAMINATION FOR ARTILLERY AYPOINT MENU. Tbe Mai isp it a r.viied pro perm a esaniaations for T=lmatee the liegal Azullery, ail adatioluu le the Basel atadtway to Wally kir Y imalaatha kit gowilletal iounialeee Is the algal Artillery lIIMNIMINIatooII Ilimlay, Jur 11. et WoOslbigt. Swami alma Swag IS SUN wall be .... sap pwah e istateat . amber d ampleet wens le pima eIIMILIIIIO. me ammo. ma is imam We awe of A aid IS raw AI lie Mae tin, provided li Snidest malt" an Mad heeded, ' dent serwrinmi wad be lode to ilia Sepal Men Aiewstp. Me V ga. M whish mint Is benatee the ape of If ewe le yens 4.0411 Led IMAI reads mate lwerwdia tall May we adulated la telwalle haewledge le paw a asekhattep la belb lbeee *ewe aid be dvaineiled hp the sand i lm in gleaU petidua esawdaallea. The iiielsou of es ansioetlem Vail MO ad Nam els. t Pen sal stud mainmasts. Imiesigt. Illomar theastem stopolq. eel Win fit imilid Base. reagaiut e A. Asupegly obi hew ai wit ligems. laarsos,Ststatt" prinpliy.. re Mom etenum. learene, purettle, ma Yawl et dram. ht. rateentailleu, getspeply, sad history. ineeMaledal natural . lard • d /glair! MIMI& Draw*. Wen ordirLee mist be 'sauteed la pare mathematic% but the aim el tie eta r tobytt., tad the number which way be brought MiteMMlsUatt, is o,dodal. Wollaston may lie obtalaed ea rekviate to the Wet Pell.awaL R. Z. DILWIT. li nDlPirtmoas, Pallasall, May lib ItiettaaLwr, MAT 19.—A rrotarstaan —Cap ati N. Ilisdelmt (lM), to the lIIIIMAIN, 16. paddle-wheel steam. I=loltararpoises, at Dm sport. Omni C. M. Lodualt ( W S), to be awaseader el the Cosa Lkelarele 11. A. Mewed (1647), to the Condos, 6, bre paddles Witied sledini.etosel, of 2 Al 1 ror.power. Mediterranean station ; Woo. W. B. Do dimpreor ( teat), to the Alban, 4. paddle-wheal steam. Temel. of 100 hoe.e.porrer, at Sheerness; A. B.rrow OW, h. J. Vderallar (lise). sod A. M. Webs (1552). to We Move, Oa, anew 114611111. kip, 01 LA bleilt•pn wet, at Derooport, rocusicataaissed. Chaplain Mee. J. W. Odor (WS ), to We Maswiersise. Parnester W.V. Alexasder (la Sot, to tOll MsfltleSoll. Mattes. ariatet 4:. W. til•Cuaarliy, to Ow Paimetteou S. paddle. wheel antaiiesu of 200 lwese.poser, for panatela: acme. Aaddent Paymaster C. P. Fedora (lout), to the Mal, 6i, screw akeeteidp. to ale beric•power, at F,.roso.outh Asoiattatt Papawur in therm J. W. Lutunsn (1832), to the &wow, 4, wive etesta•useel, at lei brie-power, Itedherreatan Make. LOl4l of Um Adworelty hove lasi rtetod the Con enedest et is Pi If arises at Weolwiee to useable a booed of Gam tot tho moon, of souttog oath orrooguaeats •• they may at. It Is, plait the ni trim ammo w the leas tooth. to that el sem loarehen of the oney—antely. to disecattl••• the sAlo of ofirite NY Mn • Lod lesokty elm. trammed of la* Prism PMI'S* may be Mr, tee M frer month. PORTtMOUTH, MAT 19. Thia Weida, the Commander- ia Chief Vice-Mud Sir Plow Ilsgmosr. the LionanantAl:vernor Majohesneral Breton, ▪ 111111. lidlN al tar post sad 'anima asabarlama HUI* Wore *Wok so beard tea Fite Queen nom to aressmae• solar Maw, is be rennet let the laying ei tbm isamdatton rmi=Bve military hospitai thee. The Ms Qom mw away ▪ aaanikell Itsymattee LW at thi. tam Um anent. V, ewes. asap% 14q ablo pro trai ,ha aka* Mme ins b lba Mar MVO= Wane araay aml mania, w Ida minks atiasiees al asset at memo mot Imo 41 the imet as the Rater OMNI, be 114-ety ap Nabs. Mahout • liana, past T W Qom and the ma] I smily lit Wow be team, mad Owe ma larkatll as bred ms Palry c irarlas Oman at haltient • lagniametlan Lent. Rowan/mood Camas. eater, draft/ this atarslaig Item Oa Ghanian! Una. Ova* 141, tranipen , mired et !lobbied tile =graft from Ow Mask Sweriteh corvette psi tot Ws nionslng for the noinward. PWay lift Oates rib mantas at 11.17, Imtr MaJoaty, for =No. 120, gun traaapart. cumin harbour at aeon to. dliw W has land Yr. sospoitC Jr. DuBLIN, llav 19. Tits Cavan Willa anivad at Kingston& this morning Son Aldarabott,aad, onto kat, Dania no-morrow ha Armagh. SPORTING. --• TATTBREIALL'B--Mommy. ottaramos ousimsty, sad Daly o soolvato mood of Malmo llbotomeloolo TVs flomo.-11Volioso1it miatalitod boo politica as lading V IVO% lid kilo Yil4la be Or* praised by rot soolotto, lobo was lrbilatiol.ll.B sad lb to I. Yoy-toy•Nleat via sot " toothed." =oloomoo be Vo Vim to sore ni am whilst Yellow AVM mill ft= lobo to ow to 40 to 20 to I woe sirs sodeiold awl Iltortborpo. Ike eels viva Vivo dalsolls issed inn IS Is I to moo to 40 : later tie ouvuotollor at the duo. tot was takes to &toot WM Mix. Howson two ; 4 to I aaalsl slims Scott's los. CIMINO MC I& 0011131.21.111 @TAM 7to 4 met Cona (t) 1)to:44 8 141: 64 ifillaP (1) i to 1 apt Lod (t) Ito I opt Winnow* 5 i 4 to 6 opt Voadenoolla I t• I alio laid; (..I1) Oa to I rtmolotto(t) 10 to I /Ibanto (t) ; 7to I Cossobto w it 20 to 1— I= hot SI 1 Attllorrtt) 1 ij le Biri I. ay:4 1, to 1 116 03roon , MI lo 10 lirtobstoa r (t lively) iOOO to 13 A r irlim (I Si MI 6 The rdiell 41) I idla to 13 to Noe (t 1 ONO to 30 trop Boy (t) OAKS. Ilaissil. TIM 411 to SO I Wortoo.-11to room etU Iso goo lodlotraod ottvlostis to mato Tons every aurae's We week. It the soomparthe.eley . BATE RAMP. (IT ours massani.) Mom Ann= AT lear.—New her Sem wads, llsdelek Pliesa, Waisiaavv. lallaria. Gres el Ilse Was. orsimi Datradetbr asibas, Pimp Itlat4 Log Ca. Vs trek ern Days. Piamem. Caw* Prey. W her Tirt, Dear Lisbers. bin dity. Orr pore. Old Otter,. Prete, Alied. Orr web Reit* Mr Lard 31•10 It b deemed edriciter t 3 rater the tine at Mali, fir the had hp aril We day (Turley). annsie bera.—At Kb Wm Maw vow mutts& Kr. T. MK. yraorr Thrbked Pork eel ID Mr. Cobrki Wray. daft. Iwo% sow MK" •••• Kr KN. • Ur . K bjmuirli hok Kit er TIM KM • draarar ~b. • yrs au. by Cersbreak wt of VW, des•—belb brims berlars. MIDDLIIILX 611ISI0NS.--Tha Ma gallatai alam asameasediert4 May airralas, at y , Wan Nr. Q C, wirarat jails., sad a break eitaigh. mac Time wrenait erroean ter trial. Mr arm et loopirtaasa area slareagitoat sae day. THE SUNDAY BANDS IN THE PARES. PUBLIC MEETING IN ST. PANCRAS. Last mating a pubao meetiog of the inhabitant& of S Poem eta held I. , he Vestry Keues-rrsd, Camel. a town, f or the purpose of the-Ong the oci nu o of 'ho politic o wn, the rectn• enema of the bends in Kensiogtl, - garden. and V. tara, by orJer or the yeoman'. W D. Coosa, E q , having lama voted to the chair, i up ra Mr. KINKT, the bonrrary secretary, to re d the venous correspondence troll gentlemen wbo were pr ted atten is the mottng. Jim ,b Bell, Mr. 0. Crutkabat k, ard Mr Chad s 1) Mg a were among the rorre•pondents. Tee !alloying 1• tar from the latter asthma was 'tad amulet load airplane. " Tavistrck Home, Monday, May 19 " Mr. T. Rat, Mr. J. Kenny. - - • it anstreawn,-1 have received a letrir signed by y"n (whist, 1 seems' to be written a ainty ea beh.lt of what are wiled wo• king men emu their ince &es) levities ms to attend a m tins in our parish Vestry Mali this evening, on the coo.tsge of the Sunday beads In the perks. t• 1 thoroughly agree with you 'bat those bands have •Itrded as iut oc sot and health tut esjoy meat on the Sunday anemone to which the people have a r ght. Bat I thirk it e•sentoil that trne working in opts should of themselves, aid oy thawing's:, anent Star riebt They have been lammed on the high autoority of their Best nateistir (lot ly r Att. r is want of Hi.ase of C mama vote., 1 am tato) that they are elm -tot indiff, rent to ir. The correction of that mistake—if otli Sal omniscient, con be mistaken-1i s with , hi se. leer. " In cue G should be e,misidereil by the meeting (iir telt I prefer for this raven not to attend) expedient to unite wi•h ether metr•politen pa. ibis in fermi• g a turd for the ay meet of such eap nsio as may be incurred in p,ce *blu r t: sumerously r q,resecting to toe goserniug powers the less recreation they have tams away is ♦ery men h wanted, I b. g you to pat dews my came aa a eubecriber of tee pounds, and I am your faithfal ea rust, CHARLL DICLINIr" The CHAIRMAN, in opening the proceeding., remarked th it the questio which they bad met to conaider was one of the most important to the well-being of the people. An ' attempt was bnyi made to dic..te to the two-and-a gustier millions of the ichsbitsots of London by the purieenicet obeervets of the Bthbatti on the other side of the Tweed. (Hear, hear) It was, therdore, incumbent on the per pC to _toad up for their rights, aid peaceably hot streouously Si mart them. [Sir B Heil was bore snot:wooed, sod wee received with loud and reiterated apples.. and waving of bate ] He (the chairman) sincerely trailed that the Sabbath w never be °beery. d in Loads, as it was in Glasgow. (Hear, beer) It was with regret and surprise that he eaw my Lord Palmerston was the men to pot the chain rotted the neck of their eacerent member Sir B. Hill, who la this matter had so trathfally represented the feelings and wishes of the purple. (Hest, hear.) Bat If Um pie were true to themselves they might defy the Sibbaterians—indeed, Scotland Laelf, if it came Onnirealse Tweed, to interfere with their rights. Heir) W/LLIAM TAPPING, Erg., moved the first resolution :- 0, That the perfoimance of music in the public parks on the fiti - day afternoon is eminently calculated to maws the health, h.ppiness, and motility of the people ; and this ineetivg hereby eels ssssss its regret and indignation at the evades withdrawal of so awful and innocent • means of popular itej , yenent." (Load applause.) Mr Joao !trona mewled the resoretion, which was pat aid carried almost unanimously, amidst reiterated applause. Sir B. BALL then addressed the meeting. He felt anal- n. to address that vast assemblage on the important question Ware they. It was with regret that he bad to state that kis noble finned Lord Ebrington had been suddenly attacked with ophthalmia, and be trusted that hie constinteats would lo as considerate towards his cools collegiate as they had born to him (84 B. Hall)) when similarly suffering from ail) oho& hoer) He had done all be Gould, and no- without eat LA's be felt, to ascertain the wants of the perp •of tie metropolis. (Hear, hear.) He bad formed c,rtala ofiaiooe, sod to them he held fast. (Hear, hear) It wee with regret that the nascent recreation which he bad obtained for the people use no longer to be alibis their reach. He was informed that tie &colon which bad been some to was in ea:sequence of memorials addressed to the Homer of Commons, and petitions to the Crown. Be did act wish to find (wilt web the manlier in which petitions were got op, bet he aid fal justified in stating what some t f teem petitions sad mess, riels c.intained. (Hear, boar ) The prayer of the memorialists was not only that mass ums and other such planes should remain cleasd, but they desired also that all steam b tate shou.d cease to pi on sa the &t oday. (" No, " and "Hear, hear.") Ho woul d say d prove that sect was the fact ; sot only this, bat ell train. were to geese to lase from the stemma—nay wry, the gate. o! the rarks were lobe clowd on tie B.ndey. (" Shame," and "No.") Some pawns reigit say no, because they did act like to beer each thing*, bat la a f. w dere by as order of the house, these petitions would be 'relied. (Hear, bear) Bat would the distraint' be lieve that boss wept so ley as to pray that histruatioss shield be sent to all foreign ministers to see then mullions to get the Sabbath, in the countries where they resided, similarly observed. The only conclu sion that be (Sir B. Hal.) said cm. to was, that the pi t. tionera were not aware of the alinedities they were si e nna. &me time ego • deputation hod waited epos him and stated that no cuing.. should enter it. parks. More, One gentle..., a City Missionary, coasiderel skating in tte u geks was sortimprove. (" Hear," and laughter ) we bad a lever printed in the prier. from Mr. Bei= of Leeds. (Hews) In that letter he paid • very pew semplimat t t the inhabitants of the ase , ropolia weea Ito said that oat vi a aced of 90.000 persons there muse be sime wicked persons who would seek to sedeee the innocent and unwary. (Hear.) In the 0.27111 of lest Sunday week there were no fewer than 168.000 persons ie the parks, end he world ask did any one of that vest wis her go away • worse sea or e wore. woman ? (" No. no.") 'lre whole mama, of persons whoa labour wet require for the amusement of the vast sultitude wee only 26. Why did not Mr. B writs dews the Sunday wain. who'll issued from Leeds? Besply because he dare not. (Cheers.) As we were told whet we should no, do, be would like some one t t lease a pamphlet headed by Lord It Carmelo' s*, Levi HI .ndfcrd, and Arthur Kinnard, and entitled, " How t t keep the Sabbath " (Cheers.) Were the people better in places where the d.bioth wee strictly observed, or where it was not so 'trial observed ? (Hear, bear.) He meld my from sionista that in neither Onegow DO? Edinteareh, where you " May nee whistle to year dos," were the people better, h.ppier, or mere morel than they were at Windsor, where tie sound of mein was beard on a Seaday. (Hear, hear) Bat what would the mot:4 ay when be (d it Hag) mood teem that • compromise wee proposed— (shame)—that he had been actually told that had h aat emetented with Keasiagton-garden, be would not have bees interfered with. Bet what world his eonsti swats have said had he ban so hytooritieal as to say th .t that wee right is Kensington Gardeas which wee wrong in %%dais and Regent's Perks ? (Hear, beer) Those who went to Kensington Gardens had mule in their own homes. (lien, he ) It wee his duty, as a repassatetive of the people and as a minis sr of the Crows, to see that ell causes were equally dealt with. He had personally visited the various parks, and meld hear testimony to the 'salient conduct of those wLo were esentia'ly the ye ple— a "awful were the people of the parks, that it r , grad nothing more thus their own good sense to protest 'hem. In giving • bead to the people oa Suaday, be was lower the evavietioa that he was wing no wrong to Cf.al or rasa. He would ask those Wdo were opposed to him not to endows beano they did not epee on ell voila'. It we. with e'eep regret that be had ban complied to &Koalas" the reareatton he had provided. Oae thing in coneladoe. He would urge upon the people to continue that conduit which tip to trim tome wes so admirable—a continance of rich @midget would at least convince the opponents to the bands that they have bees wrong. (Hear, hese) As to Lewd Pelmenton, be had heard from his lordship that eves'sg that his opiates was that the music in the perks wee of as eleystieg character and medal to the working damn (Hear, hear.) Of the may meetings he had ettaand In that tall dais' the het twisty years he had aver sees se crowded or es eathasiestie, and, be world say, netwitk @wadi-, mese sight interruptions, so orderly a Ise= he In eseclusion, would say test as he hid been its In amines to be—the aedlechng reprecrotative of ttexat Interests. (Load oboes, estate% which the baronet retired ) Me. CLIIIIIIIIII yroposed the sand resoluta& :—" That a deputaion be busby app - dated t) wait.. Lord Pelmentou and represent to him the feeling of dmiatisfactioa which prevails smog, the working classes of the metropolis at the withdrawal of the Sunday hare e ; and also to imamate te his lordship that • 'Nogg dean is felt to easaitest their helloes es the matter by meas. of a peseefel end order:, deneastratios in the metropolis by an op to air meeting." Mr. HAW sanded the magnum and denouneed the new Holy Alliance, headed by Banes, of Leeds, aid the Arch bishop of Csaterbury. (Rear) Mr. SIND= proposed an emendoent, to the ant that an spat air meeting.. the Lord's Day was objectionable. Mr. CILLIILIII Straus earned the amendment amidst peat spear. A few base lava. be.. held up for the amendaisat, the sealedem fan ferried amidst head applause. 8. Waseiroos, Big., of Oumbeelsed tame, Regent's peekomenibee rid thec passallysaley of Bt. Paean, moved, mid me. Bass fillowbg reselatios That the Wake elf tleis mating he glean to sir B. Hall foe the entigkesned mid straightforward manner in which be has lealatelned the right of the pimple to inneent recreation or the Semilsz, thl fsead to yield to the commands of ermine antheetiey, which wee carried stew. ems , and the meet ng esparated at a late hour, a cordial vs* of thanks having been r. ineknialy given to Mr. Cooper for his conduct is the chai LONDON BOCINTT pea TUCKING TEM BLIND TO Baan.—On fhteday the 0•11,0 of this essiillsst society, eitablolusi in tios the purpose of teashing the blind to read, sad hada,: Ito tasUtutios Is the Avenu•-road, IL geset-xirk, ma. advocated et Si. liary-I• 8.111 Chunk C3eapefde, by the Bow. J. W. Govorimg. The row. esti► mis beviag selitetsd • seat appropriate test, said diet there was hastily Gay obesity which hod sash otrang @Wm' en the publie fee ees.vreneateat sadoaptoces Ito etioet! edameriv and erseic;!•tle; et Ail deprived et sidbt. The .fats.., doe pekes. we the an with whisk she b:ted per.os• ems ..ably W rilbi the Scipio/es by Leese's eriebeeedd stesegtephlesolide i eDl Si 414•• cf ilia emirs a liberal Whet= Illiallllolll eY a the fuses el the vett,. anent PALics.—oin Rinunro DAT, MON DAY, NAT te.—Adathelost en plietat, 3 , 630 , dells by gems Wm% lee f Nest yliteek ;M. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1856. a,aw MOH COURT OF CHANCERY. PITTING. •TIOIST\a 131 TRINITY TIM. The court will sit on Uns Int day ar Term at WealaMater, and darns/ tae remainder of the sitting at Lawhes Inn. llama ono Loan Owes. wt. - May :2. Appeal anions and app. al.. 27. Notions and appals. at, 3^, 27, 4r. Appal.. 29. Queue& birthday; so idling. SO, 31, Jana 2, 3. 4. Appals. June 4. Appeal mamas sad eprls. 6,7, 9, 10. Appeals. 11. Petitions and append 12. Appal anions sad app al. N.B TM days on which tee Lord glassine sha 1 be engaged to Yarns appeals in tla Moan of Lords excepted. Barone tea Loma. Jorness,—May 12. Appal modems. 11. Pal. dos. la Mosey, appeal mama, as appal punkas 24, 21, 27 . A. Appeals. 29. No alitlag. $9. Parkes a lawny. appeal motions, and appeal.. 31, Jae 3,3, 4. Appeals. Jane f. App. al motions and appals. 6. Petitions la lama, and tunkruptcy and appeal pe 1° lions. 7. 9, 10, 11. Aiwa.. 12. Appeal nsotion and appals. Ibe days ell any) as whir& the Lards Jannis nisi be engaged at the Judicial unemiture of the Privy Natoli ars exceplid ma gla.na or ors Rouo.—allay 22. Motions. 21. Ge. nod p dhoti day. 21, 4, :7.21. Pieta. detauriers, erceptiot.., causes, anima, and forum di, eakas. 19. No *hung. it. himiers. 41. Juin 1, a, 4. Pleas, conarrma, arplorts, num., claim., and further directions. O. Moil ma 6,7, 9. 1 , . Plan drirou, rem, en. coptiors, cans, aims add i nether direction. I. Gaper.. l petition day. 13. Mud .as. ...holt tuna abort claims, consent owe*, anogpood patinas sad Palms wary tatutday at the salting of the court, the unopposed petition- to es token first. Barns Vice.Cn arena& Ilia B. 1. YlainailLaT.—May 22 Motion. art genera. paper. 13. Petition. a o peed first. 14. Short canes, abort dams and asap di, 27, 26. Pte.& demurrals, tbkee, claims and farther directives. 29 No smog. ;11 Ca .7ttril. and motion., unopposed Widens Rot, the motien, and remaining petitions. SI. Short causes, tacit claims sod cda...4 June., 3, 4. Pllvale, demurrers, eseeption, cape., clans and turtle? Oreettlas. 6. Motions end grand paper. 6. Petitions unopened tint. 7. Mort cause., short codas and mad 9, 10, 11. Plea., demurrers, exception., and, chime sod briber atrtction. 12. Mutton. and g0...al paper. Baruaa Vica.limucc.r.toa Bra 7. fru .ar.—May 22. Motions. 23, Peudons, and general paper. 24. Short rim In and thorns, and general paper. 24, 27, 20. Plea, demurrers, exceploe. opt!, claims, and tartar durations. at No aging. 30. Naiad and madam 9 1112,.rt muses and claim., and tioncral paper. June 4, M 4, Pleas, demui rem, elesplio. e, eanges, elation, and further dime. time. S. Motions, and general paper. 8. Petition, and general paper. 7. Shod cows sad claim, and general pan". 9. 10, li. Plop demurrer., eaoeptloca, causes, clads% and !arida natation& 12. Motions. Bartiss VicxeCnaecxxxan gni W. P. Woon.— limy 22. Motions, end general p .yer. .3. Pleas, demurrers, exceptions. wawa claims and hirtber itione. 24. Petition., short anew and walrus, and vowel Liver. 24, 21, 29. Pleas, demurrers, eacept.one, catia claims, and farther directions. 29. No sitting. W. Siotlonr, and =Lager. 31. Petitions, ebort WM% and general paper. June 4. Pa" &warren. exceptions, causes, Llama d fanner 6. illetions, wag general paper. 11. new, demurrers. entars, Mohr, sad Mabee direw loam T. Petit( .se, abort ceases sad skim. sad Dowel paper. 9, 10, 11. Pleas, demurrers, easpliess. camos, Wilma and further directions. Motione, and general paper. Cigna will be plated in Vies Chancellor %cod's wiper aim shalt came every !Saturday Ln precedenoe of the posed pm. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. PRESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY TO ADMIRAL LYONS Yesterday a general court was bold for ihe purpose of prevailing the frear.oni et the Cos to Admiral B.r Ed manl Lyo .e, 8.r., 6 C. 8., agreeably in the rot lution unmans-oily Fennel in the roan on t 4 28. a of Feoruary hat. _ _ -- The eoart had a remarkably brill eat sap aaaaa ee—a menhir of ladies from the other end of the metropolie hevanehoaoured it pith their preteeee. ' • Sir Joss Hsi (the Online r r lsin). is making the proem tette n, referred to th- many sod various same which the gallant admiral had upon the regardsnf b.• one trymes, oh serw;ng, farther, that in presenting that math of reopen toe c men stood forth sot a a mete assemblage of citizens, but as the ex...oi.ent, of public t elieg sod the socreoit.d tresteea of • great netioesl dist action. Sir EDKUND LYON. addrismo toe crowded auditory in early the t. rib :—My Lord Mayor, Mr. Chas a berlain, and gentlemen —lt w told be vein b r me to attempt to express bow deeply ensible I am of the °Win gisished hone ur c oh reed, at on me by you whom I am indecd pried to address as (thole eit ase (Chien) The freedom of the city of London, la acknowledgment of ser vices rendered to the sovereign rine the roost y, has ever been considered a lardable object et ambition by navel °Seen. The hopes of arriving at this I o,our were awakened in my breast at a very early age ly reading , when a boy, that it had been coat rred upon Nelson. Thou hopes l have th , risbed over sinew, and now that they are happily teali.ed, I end that intend of the reality fling short f the anticipation, as is Wootton the came, my feeding. of pride and eatiefection ate, on the coot, .ry, nab aided; for it ia indeed a proud thine to receive such e proof of c nifidence and good will iron most enlightened and in p mint commercial bi.dy that ever existed—a body whose aeon ais henefinially telt, not only at home, but all over the emlised erred. (Loud nem.) The Chemberlata has dune me the honour to .pink in very cirsolimentary .erase of my public life. In s far the good of the public ',nice, I yield te no man, and during the twr-and-f icy years I have served abroad, In d'plomacy and in the navy, I certainly have conseien dowel performed my duty to th• b,et of my humble abil - ties, and I must ley that on all 11[O Ili(/' a I have been so ably supported by those levying under me es to render my task oomperaeively nay, and particularly during the last three winters in the Bleck Sea, and on no occasion mon than woen the Agamemnon, an el.nded to by 'keenest ft.rlain, wended by the Sensporeil and Landon, attend Krt Constantine. And hen I meet ob.rve that in every general action both by sea and land, though all are ani mated by the same ardent desire to be foremost in the fight, some ships and some regiments have the good finale to be in a mon prominent positioa than °then. On this omission every ship in the fleet took up her appointed station with the vastest precision, and pert rind her part nobly when in it. (Cann.) Gentlemen, as your interests sad feel ings are, I know, so men identified with those of the say, it may not be Irrelevant to say a word or two on that subject. I believe that mat of 111 were at Bpithesd last month whoa the Queen reviewed a fleet, which for combined grandeur, power, and originality, was never equaled. (Loud apolaum ) It was impossible not tr be siren with sountstion at the external appearance of that impowitig armament as it presented iteslf to our view—u proof of tee marvellous resources of this country; end tc railer, as it did, bat • portion of her Ma jeety's naval lama for we have • large first in the Medi terranean, and ships of war in all parrs of the world; but the admiration so excited, Is much locressed,when we reflect upon the order, discipline, cheerful/ ass and patriotism that retiree t withio, and still further i ncr e ased by a fat which I lave mentioned on more than one occasion, and which is worthy of being mentioned agaia and again, for it will drum in a bright page of our history, when contrasted with the state of things that wasted In former wars I allude to the fest of the whole of her Wjesty's lest being conned by volanteere—(o.eers) men who came forward of their own free will to serve their Qween and ewsetry. I tbirk for mach creeit amulet be given to the naval breech c f her Maj..ty's government for the meaner he which the meaning of the navy has been lately ceudneted, and I learn with great tat shortie. that In the redoction consequent on the pe .ce the men are di— sbarred ins way which shows them that their good conduct is appreciated and their convinience consulted. (Cheer. ) I fear I have very ieadeqvately ezpresaed my feelings of pride in become, your (chow citizen, and my gratitude to you for the kited and handsome manner in which you have received me. This beautiful box will be handed down as an heir-loom and pi 'served by my children and children's children as a memorial of ens of tie ptoadeet events of my life.. _ . The whole mut rose and cheered the pliant admiral at the glom of his address, and the Lord Mayor itamediotely intimated that the proceedings of the day were at an sad. His Lordship this invited the whole compaly to lunch et this hteasion-how, sad entertained them la the Egyptian HsIL CLOSE OF THE CRIMEAN INQUIRY. After our report yeeterclay had left, The President iequired f the Judge Advocate Omani whether tbtre use any farther eval•ncr The Judge Advoest; f3eaWelleglie7tliat ha tad reeeived use other eppluatioal from say perm", a romp;aietag of the report of the oommissioaere to give emdenee before the board._ _ The President—Under these eirournstanees the board will *downs, end I wsh to balsam.* to tee short-head smiler (Mr. Mill) that his services will be ns 'lnger required, and that the manner in which he has discharged his duty has given great satiefaetlea to the beard. This terminated the sitting, sod it is to be presumed the public' inquiry altope , her ; and it is, p Asps, cot sobs to add, that dialog the twenty.thres &MOW 00017 member of of toe board hes been premot throughout. CANADA COMPANY. • Meta meting of this Gomm y was bold yesterday, et Omle Nem to esaidse the proebioass of • bill bow before wall mla l ot. le berme Usk mem Charles Fraoklia. Esq., o. g meiteehek. Ibe Myron* (14.111kidd) leirlag reed the bib, odd It wee at enent Mire the Hem d lards. the Mudge bed bele side to the Lord Pdatedeis bad objected to N. dam whisk so. Mini Om to dlekte Se peens& et the sale of lead toylod the meat which weld Me N mita as et Om He meld that &lewd net a MAW dosfottY. oar likely to pt tam debt, yet It milord be right to dip he the giggle et the aurtig et the pabl.op ea r aL lheamoum we geld he bed Me a Weyer. thought tbe ple sistaleol Ur bill did set tally used the Mau la tbe 1113* rase and davit* Mkt be etweedebb itherecee. The mlipl that that was a maw if de ail It wee sot MIMI@ ter Mt metre le ester taw. they were coiled together to aggeowl et the dot. to lasi* the mei., orders of the ferminet Item b= i ii= me mit, it would have to le seat es time Nem et Upreggeol ee a neeloties Nit tbe gregeat to =lot ibe Ad sew es lbe 'NUM MMt to mot gum aid se Or Oreda Costismy ;'• and ••• • =Alm oda r r sissells woo wasolms, Ow would be as aseulea N Nd tee eimmat et AM reprecalell MI6 pm ail by Os poolis ) arom le Me It they sees set Mb The MYR wee pet ewleetvied esesalmegg. Uh immess tian Nd It tM gmlwase utee objected to the =wad ono ehrYtMelimM Mil by hie Tian to- The Mutt , ttwo sod he mid midi: am. mufti merited. REJECTION OP ♦ FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY IN PAD. DlSlOSOlL—Yeeterdey a public atm fag of the ramp tyen off tee pariah of Paddington was held at the Vevrs -hall, for the pompom of a .nsiderieg a pr p ual for the tetrad matioa of the Pobho Libraries Aet into toe pariah. The Rae. Mr Campbell, the rector, presided It was stated that a r :to of • MMus., is the pond for the Ent year and a farthing in the pound afterwards would be Deficient (or the porpoise. Calomel Sykes wowed that a Tres public library be este bibbed, sad sawed lota a number of details sho sing the Imitate of this tioutitry, es regvoted edueation, in elm prim with other nations. Mr. E W. Jackson, having moseded As sodas, the 11. v. Mr. Berne eppowd the pre ' pedalos u a seedless sad iaezpodwat interfereoco with the vellustary efforts which were belay sad* in dbottioas In the bowie of the public. Mr. Bereetorl Mope supported tits motion, and after eons other speed's, and considerable noise sad confabs& the suovoi was &clued to be lost, as twc-thirds of the ratepayers present bad not supported it, in ascordr-es with ins terms of the set. __ THE TRINITYCORPORATION.—Yesterday bang Trinity Monday, a spatial general smut was held at the Malty house at which hie Roysl Highness Prince Albert wee sesaim;saly re-eleet d Mester, and Captain John Shepherd Deputy-Master, of that amount e..rporattoo fcr the 'awing year. The court thin proceeded to the pariah thatch Ohm, is Hart street, where divine minim we. parforiaad, sad ea myopias 64110011 ;mashed by the Rev. Arther P. Stanley, M.A. THE EXPLOSION AT WOOLWICII ARSENAL.—In oddities to ibo fear men who were killed oil the 'pot by the minim as 'Moodily Ise, a lad sassed William Riche/dewy oboe and! we. fractured sad lege 'gored, aspired at 7 .'dank list (Monday) eyes's& at the Royal Oedemas Respftel. Os iequiry at this establishment at 9 Wale& p m. yesterday, we horsed that Andrews, a supenter, who his received severs spirtsl loj miles, it etLl M a amateur state, sad sot liksty to TINOTer. THE ALLEGED POISONING AT ASHTON.—The Inquest at Ashton ea the body of Jae* Restos was re. sewed yesterday by Mr. W. 8. Ratter, coroner, of Ma elasetet. The leap statement made by Emma Stott, the aroma orpootod of poironieg her, wee endlrateil la Nonni petite by the mimeses. called , aid the snout, In esmsais; up, held the jery that the evidence ha no respect at roust had materially ideated the prisoner. The jety, however, decided to agleam until Tater/day. )(ovations ov Briont.—Of the specie received bee the trews States about 953,000 dollar', nearly ego third, es 100,000 del/aril, were I,r time end were tran shipped ea swivel ea board tbo Dolts, whiki sailed 'ester. daf i r= s e t ir Ore part from the Mersey. 3—Hol,LoWAlel OINT11121? AND Pius samoireetowe amonooo pan nee Lase.—eatreet er= treatle.ViirWMlketOreilTarmenrh:—TO flidloarra— =m, tad • my bolloolarasary am yawns Me el aseessi m osaboakatal verlsmeundiagbatrramaefdataloaboolk tbandmot ka ma. pt atm tebbb otoramarl Ida trom tarolog bit coma Moo era Mod tt a glooles Olosmo vilib Walla mom of a toad ratr...lllllty sil tualas Ibroadrai ; at Poolanor Ildboor, boa aro* Lomita. aal OS. Mailarioaa Itaa troatubt domaa Onamiloolia ; dAlogika, Mine =IL Nab Mb. ARCHES COURT.-MAY 19. 1167011111 11l Z. 000001 t. THE KNIGHTSBRIDGE CHURCH FURNITURE IDDILL (CLERK) AND IOE.NI V. WEITZETON, AND LIDDELL AND °TEENS N. DEAL. Thee were *peals Irons the Oandstory Court of Loudon against • dertece of Dr. oahingtoo. In two Pahl., the object of whom was to procure tee removal co certain ornsineets and artie:eo ol furniture Iran the church of e, Panes, Knightebridge, and from Its do trim chapel of ot. Sweeten Punk, the articles in question in the former cam comlsted of a reeved altar or communion tack of wool, a pelt of oandles.kke tad • cress placed upon it, dkers crobruidered altar teeeriap, and • side table, called in the proceeding. " • cre dence," or ..preparator" otter," oa which to place the elements be fore they are directed by the rubric to be set upon the oemmunloo table. In theme:edam. the articles complaints' of were Malta, ex cept that the communkei table was of stone, and there was also • Mame' germ surmounted by • mom Dr. Lushiamon. follow. trig the deaden of Ste H. Jelner, in the ease of " nulturee against Lkotifklel,' • ordered the remand of the Mons altar from the Chapel of tit. Itsnsabas. and also ot the mo dem*" in both eases, such • piece at furniture inn bef , g ordered by my awe orrnbeic. The mower he decided to be unsuthortsect diluZients, and 17 —" Orderd tiew to; rumored; iTate7;;;;Te no other order with respect to the numb weep at St. Berme.. me earred altar ot wood at St. Pant'. he Maude. allowed to remain ; but be directed the carers coloured altar-cloths toed at the different sea- mom of the ecoles.amtleal year to be replaced be Nee ere by " a earpet of silk or some other decent stuff," elib " • fair white Um cloth "at the time of the holy comstuake. Dr. Ltieltiogiou mho di 'eta the Teo ttommandatesta to be set up at the teat sod of the *batch of St. flambee. — fr. lie - yloid &gilt appeared for %crew:Wm% end stated that he was content to accept the Judgment d the court below. The case was proceeding Okra the court nee. 211 E POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. Two wen, netted John Hanle and Beery Sullivan, and three boys, mama Da.* Pam and George, ail Inmates of a mambos brothel and das of thiewin Otargwetreet. Bt. Wes's, were brentbt up on ram/ sheeted whit Wang ecereened la breaking lane the wit e wen of Moms. Clove and Cuespany, under SAW Chapel, The boy /keep la the seer IM rasa who thkart kee s4 7l l l l =ra . Georpateset, sad had tow eat an ball ALA enanalnatios. _ . Itwi that as the morning of the 4th WM, mg shoot 6 o'clock, Ms MYtr Ramis was met Is the Meat by ee smeble E el, alto, obssmimg Mot be me amp trimly k aded with melba, took him to mob* ea =pliers them. Knowing Mn Harris lived at Ms bomb Ommmaliest. and banag rece iced some talortnation whist' MI W M mamma Mat Davie was commaist with him, Immimor Clisebble mot be tb• balm and took Davis in charge. Oa balm bemebt r 1615 skailmbamo Dams stated amt at about It AWL so lbe MeMms algld he MIA with Rants r the seller ander the amid. MINI Barrie mkt Mm IS Mil Immo mom • etoun:e of lima Wham 'IMF this lea swap le babe of Mee • gamut, of Nisdke, mad • Ms al Isminmaidm. am ramered to George. mask Mum tat hr of lm•lnummls our gives own to the ca e *I Mom mrt et as Mumma goodies to George, abd past to Sullivan. deli et dam ea lie mpposSamied. ap Ms peados et the pro. gmeg k i lg u rt=ii=re bit ed Dem magma! Ma. Is MAIM at of vim Mil M. men, and the be. at wkiedirtimibletsimselm INS mined at M. The primates, vbeedbeed me diem% wipe an mottaltted for trial. DAM* mad Hauls ter Imam Ma psptetp, sod the others for re. eelviop It. Omega was spin admitted to WLL 11 ARLiOROUGH-STREET. Jews Mom wee enraged. ia his own coolession, with baring set fire to the workshop of Mr. Oink* Little Forl.atreot. Polisoonslehin Morashy saki the prisoner same into the Bow. street statism Moth II Ode* ea Monday week. and stated that be waived to gths Idomnif iv tee banns rat an to acme preunars in Little lart4tress. Illmosimor was q“ite eober at the time. George ankh aid OS pftmaiat was cos of at. lodgers, end acce pted a mom r the has Pa 14% Little Forhareet, to which boor than mos we werbisp4 prithipady both on wood, attached. On Mes brit the /,Mr dolblea Lim at his loam is Tower-street, sad WI lin that lY weibi=sre as its. Ho %sew. to Little Earialsest. as/ Mod the Me in extinguishing the thaw. Us NNW vain Ore hem lop, Ana in about an hoer*, Ire Ins =biol. -- 1 7 / 1 0161iffeeeill ea Monday Met he sw mem and ere comber throe. Ihe imams albs woksop. Ile m p a he to two boo. and widie Meg this Ms War~imic sumo oft of the member with • pocket-lee Is hie aid W. " I'm almost ota, bed." fibrin 0111sei6 NM= 6 end 6 o'clock on Monday morning he heard thegehmerr rem dorm Maim, sod cry oat. 4 . Fire l" The pet. sew weelewelded et the time. Fboe after Mks tire broke oat us the workshops. 11;.111n1Mid the damage done wee between 701. an 4 8)1. Re did net tbedtthe ate paid be enabiental, for no ono bud been at work in the siege dace the pewees Friday. The pitmen mid be bed teen drink's /on to. morning in question. yetstest's wife said ber boattesd bed been ongleted Ina lonstie whim. Whenever be took too mash to dz het be became guile . . . I L ' t rims' Ix , wbe sow denied the dame, was fully committed •01JTHWA.B.K. Kr. Oen. Wm. is• - st - er67,teiw7r. - carryiesi at badness in Georges WeiniA. lisethwwk, was charged wort beteg toocenred wit °Am sat U sewed, in stoning forty-Az steep iron Vietos la Park, too pomp el Kr. Wham beak" of Wlutealtspel, and Mr. Aram tY I.: 7 .attrik. Mr. Ileimea l it the reamed. tir.lamie be was • laded* hatcher at No. 44. High. strut, War," Os Wednesday be bad AO sheep paring in Vlstocia Park. On the tellowise woraing fifteen wets Bred beienginn to 1 wham, sad Uto Mr. draraw. Ue Word., he meat to the Borough Market and saw thirty • esp skim wite• he ideatalso as rams od Ms sad Mr. driames dm. war had her steles. lame or um were his sad twestyme lir. Ailiew's. Wilmer demur mat to the primaries hem and bred him writer be kM re. ready rewind q "Imp 1 The primers mild that be ressied kety.els es Werridep israble, wash be KIM er der he aget le Kr. Blirrassed twelve to Mem& Der ma sada- Pr aim ma Ma deed that be had rat tarty el the drier Mr. W semi dale 1111 M. Malt of the skin met. Whir rile d u l d l i zlitlas sirup he hie. la :Wiest, Time • yam wham it tw ke • Sonar sand has" d Neat among is him se WS, Imar e Cete to his ape to kit tife mod *sue mete Nina • hied to oohs so, sal raft deem Ili Ike Perla k era. He met turew Me Pea% rese, hat be had hilhd Meaty Ise him s swath sno• sed mg Pm es Idergre mast! Wirer sad him Pe roe el Ps ma mobs breart W mld be lied thet be did .apthar Mt se dead be sear Id him elle that are dhe roe Ind la Ids 'Pla sma. VIM. Mg Pan sirinelle Ida h ea Met Oriemesed, sad whoa n a y= art bow Ws to Id Pe party, be we ihe Ist artmg the mime mai a pry halm c li arbarideleelle• by Mr. Sakes% wham odd the the psi. eineed via duleiss of diorellas sow aweaseho Is demur lag the per". Zs dki art eh mks is Mime% presume swam shut midis my darn hi the ping. his r aelhipedruairlay man arta no ortrora for the sweet., sod Yodel is him 4.1.ae pees of Oa poosson Thus was a ON os. mu gig, sod two uweelis at Um Nan bun Mr. sad Mora Desa sad lids& Inpont bars nwisiali. I IL. Nil Ye punt wi Yr. helm whoa du primal orb lhowlemnewe. woe ke motto Wu th skin Nowleet wed aw the tally Ida lanai Mann mat wait ken kg raw to ism Onlin+ and non an Pero is. pilaw rid vao slid^ owl he Oa Main an dine be stgo to led thew ma& d 4 sip In la ooloon art WM wain dna no nod. • yang ins am mph gem awe apprithe phew we druhswilkar, whim Moho, he us TIN gems" Pik whams UM le was Mt. Mem% wins Imo NW him vim liskuriviwiaw via He mid el tem Os plop Uwe the puty woe sot ft lo kwird. Nil they nunell badger Tko primer sherinde maid anis or to not nom, et rte Conn lea at irat Gnarled ea Tardy artalag aut. le no Mr Pe arr. suriss wham mkt rat the genre told Ida lid be On Munn ems sty hew par wits lawaglettk• sip. WM= Tidy. a deviet, Nil he beil Skop oa Wee promatees *up the Peak. sod os Ileoploy aseemew big Siglied mud et We; sod es mgr. seminges Weed that thq bus Mum as et So got hoods geibeel.peur reed. Be Wooed kolusing is 11w. aim sal u is ar. Or we. Mr. Meow hue girl tar • rearal, to math thaw to shako re/i -liac Ilr=l Nil Sot his woe array qate wader ed. dry to metre kh amosiwg Ps primmer ; sad at the num of Mr. bariesse. he Wee Who. e• risk Wu to beg -Moult to leol., sad Me wilmedm et Ilk ask. TM uwerrato.ltowue, squired it Imre War al the meas. es it was • my serious sad spurn ratemel. Is anticipation of Ow lemons concoarna that will press iato the Ora-park at the inassisatioas. the aatho• raise have denned It advisable to lore aye additional open• lags tats that path; thaw frog Pieesdilly—ase apposite Deveashire-hence, seethes feints Dona-street. the third awaits sipeley.hense—tlie &lira •as Coastitatioa-bill, resin the auttasee an the park from Grosvesor-plaos, and the litth sear Bathalaad•hoaw. lath of thew is 60 fast in width. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TRIAL OF WILLIAM PALMER. FIFTH DAY. (Continued from yeatirdsee Express.) Berjoant Sae:—Do pose rerromhsr nay co, of strychnis poisonmg when the patmot l en fie ; amid so speedily an Offal did on the Monday rash, ? Dr. Taylor—That would depend upon the amount of the dose. He would ff e .ver sumer if only a sixteenth part of a grain were administered than if he had taken an eighth. Crmseeaantioati .n continued—l ft..d • case in my took on medical jurisprudence wt ere th, (ominous gradually auhsieed after • period of lota hoer.. In this case the poison was nos vom-ca. Half en urine. arm taken. That is • milder poison than strycnnine coop.. when token in loge doses. In this ea.v halt en ousted of out Tomes was mkt n. Ido not know any Ms'a .ct of stryeacioe ison where so long en intereol owe Waco between the attacks as Ir tm Hondas to Tuardat ',lot The colour tests f r the discovery of stryihntre Brno( au uncertain charact e r. Tue fifthfifti•tbpartofa groin could nut ptoeably be doe tver d under soy circumstances, nod on the nee of half a grain • good nevi would depend whether tr e•• wss any food in the stomach, cad the quantity, and the &filename befog mined with it. BY the An , they 0 . I—l etr'bute the emptiness of the heart in this it sat to spaernedic same. Tne same muscles ware always 'Meted by rogid,ty in cases of strychnine pol ecat. g, espeeelly those of oh , limbs and the bark. The rabbit that was in a Baer d state at the time of its diath b came rigid while the body ace vet worm. The clinching of tee hands s f the recessed would give me the idea that be died under the ii fluent.' of s- me vi heat spasm. I cannot say whetncr strychnine would he likely t act with more violence upon a person air-coy wvekenea by disease or not. I ascribe the beating of the arm• in toe bed to a feeling of unesetuese and a sr-nee of oa the part of the patient. A feeling of sultsca two is one of the earliest symp toms of the administrators:l of itrycl no..e. All the articles that I made use of for the putpuws of teats are pure, bicau.o I take core to ill! them boore I coma ence any operations. Every test I utest gave the same re sult, and I have no daubt whoever .hat it was antimony that was produced Icm of c vise unable to say whether it was the sundae of a forge core or the re. side. of several small ones. Sdkne a would remove a portion of the antimony tram as stomach. The reason that I suggested querrias at the i o o. et'. inquest •Ine,tlat the °tamer did not put any quo-swops that would eashle me to form an opinion. I think that this was owing not t s at willingness, but to his ign,rsecti of the points that were necessary to be inquires into. I noticed that be did no , take down a good many of the answer that were given, but I did sot complaic, ea I bad obtained the to formation Ire spired to enable me to form an opinion. Before I com menced the examination of the stomach I was generally in formed that the death had been mud :ea, end my atteation was mere aura t-d to prusale add end mo•phoe, and upon finding the antimony I and Dr Rees spread that this might have bees the cause of the death. Br f are I wrote the letter to the Lased I had been *Racked in a great many quarters, and letters bad been written ribectina upoo me. It had also been represented th t I lied said that airy hnine never could be detectrd after death. and than :t was destroyed by putrefaction, and it was nieray wsh a view to my own via - . - - dietitian that I wrote the fett4in question. The examination and croo-examination of Dr. Taylor occupied mire than five huge.. Dr. 0 0. Rees, examined by Me. B. James, Q.C., said— I am a lee•urer on materia medics at Buy's Hipp tai, and I assisted Dr. Taylor la melee the post mauls examination referred to by that gentleman, and he has most correctly stated the result. I was present aurieg the whole time, and st the discovery of the antimony. I am of opinion that it may hove been administered within • few days r r a few boars of Mr. Cook's death. All the tuts we milled failed to discover the preforms of strychnine. The stomach was in a most unfavoureble state fur examination. It was cut open, and turn. d inside out; its moe us surface was lyieg upon the intestior, and the contents of the stomach, it there had been aey, must base been thrown among the intestines, and =tad with them. These cir commerce. were very unfityou•shl to tee i.ope et discover ing strychnine. I agree 'Mil Dr. Taylor uto the manner in which strychnine set. upon the human frame, and I am of opinion that it may be taken eith.r by aceinent c r design sufficient to destroy life and n t trees of it be found after death. I was present at the ex petimeuis made by Dr. Tay lor upon the animals and at the endeavour to di teat it in the stunach cite rwards We failed to do so in three cases out of fear. The symptoms scoompar yieg the deaths of the animals were vary similar to those d. scribed in the cue of Mr. Cook. I have heard tee rates that hove been men tioned in this court, and the 'paroles in every one of them are analogous to th 41 in the ease of Mr. Cook. Cross-examined by Mr. Or •,, Q C.-1 dad not see eiiher of the animals reject any p irtiou of the poison, but I heard that in ore cue the ama at did inject • portion. I have no facts to state opts which I formed the opinion that the poison seta by absorption. Professor Breads, :emitted by Mr. Welsby—l am pro fessor of chemistry at the Rolm li 'citation. I was not present at the au.lysis of she liver and 'vein, etc., of the deceased, but the rep a by Dr Taylor and Dr. Rees was sent to me for my inspection afterwords. I was present at one of the swayers. We exemined in the first plate the action et copper upon a very weak solutton of autinem), end we ascertained there was no altos u tol the solution was slightly acidified by touristic at d. The antimony was then deposited, and I am enabled to state poitively that that deposit nes antimony. By the Attorney-0 I—The experiment I refer to was made for the purpose of testing the accuracy of the test that had ahead, been applied, and it was perfectly satisfactory. Prof..tor Miamian said—l am a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, and Prof. seor of Metals Medic. to the U.bsrsity of Rdineorph. I am also the author of a work on the subject of poisons, and I have directed a good • deal of attention to strychais. In my of Won it acts by ab sorption into the t10..d, and tl• rough that .pan the nervous system. I have seen it. effect to a human subject, bat art • fatal ease. I have seen it tried upon trey, eabhits, at., and nos wild boar. (A latish.) I first dime ed my attention to this l.oiscia in 1820, in Perm. It had been discovered two years before in Paris. In most of my experimeets upon animals I give very Mall do.er, a stab act a grain, but I once admitost. red a grain. I cannot soy bow small a dose would cue.* the death of an brined by administration in'() the stomach. I generally applied it by injection through au incision in the cavity of the chest. A sixth part of a grain so administered killed a dog in ten minutes. I once administered to a Tebbe, through the at . mach, a dose of a grain. I saw Dr. Taylor adusinieti r Ones quarters of a grain to a rabbit, and it sea. all swat owed except a very small quantity. The symptom, are nearly the time in rab bits, cata,snd doge. The first is a slight tr. mor and uawilling nese to move, then frequently the anirotl jerks its head bock slightly; soon aver that all she symptoms of tetanus come on which have been so often described by the previo us witnessm When the pnieen is administered by the:to:ouch death generaby takes place between a pre nod of flee minutes and five and twenty minute. alter the sy. ptoms first make their appearance I have frequently °peed the bodies of animals thus killed, and have Lever been able to trace any effect of the poison upon the stomach or intestines, or upoo the spinal chord or brain, teat Imola trace sat s'act riiy to the poison. The heart of the animal generally contained blcod in all the cues in which I hey* been concerned. In the case of the wild boar the piton was injected into the chest. A third of a grain wee all that was used, and in ten minutes the symptoms began to show themselves. If strychnia were administered in the torn of • pill it might be mixed with other ingredients that would protect the period of Its operation. Thia would b. the MO it it were mixed wilh religious materials, or any materiels that were difficult of &potion, and such materials would be within the know ledge of any medic sl man, and they are frequently need for the purpose of making ordinary pills. Abeorp i n in such a use would not commence until .h • pill was broken down by the or, eels of diaestioo. In the present state of our knowledge of the 'reject I do not think it is pc ealble to fix the precis* time when the operation of the poison cow maces in a human subject. In the case of an animal we take cue that :t is fasting, and we mix the poison with in gredients that are readily s. 'able, and every eircutnetanes favourable for the demloposeat of the poison. I have men meny eases of tetanal arising from wounds and other tutus. The general symptoms of the disorder vn7 yearly resemble each ether, and is all the 'laurel forms or tetanus the symptoms begin and advance much more slowly, and they prove fatal much more slowly, sad there is no intermiseinn in c rtain forms of clitoral tetanus. In tetanus from etrychnis tiers are short inter mlesioas. 1 ham heard the evidence of what took place at the Talbot Arms on the Monday and Tuesday. and the re sult of my experience Induces me to come to the conclusion that the 'port me eshibi , ed by the deceased were only attributable to mutilate. or the four poU , ns containing it. (The mitoses gave the technical Games of the poisons he re Trod to.) There is no natural dins,' ',soy de,cription that I am isequeinted with to which I could refer these symptoms Is OMB of twines oonsciouasers remains to the vary last moment. When death takes place in a human subject by spangle tends to empty the be art of ht. oi. Where death la the mammas , of the admioistratons cf stryohaia, if the quantity is small,lshould not *spent to find aey trace in the body atter death. if there wee an .anew cf quantity more Wan was required to cense death by absorption, I should expect to find that excesa in the stomach. The colour tests for the detection of the proteins of atrychaia are anortaia. Vegetable potation are more dillkelt of detection thee saLeral ones, and there is one poison with whisk I em ac quainted fcr which no known test has been discovered. The stomach of the deceased woe sent in a very unsatisfactory stet* for ezemisation, and there must have been a consider able quantity of otrychsia in the stomach to have enabled &erne to detect its presence under such ciromastaaces. Cross-examined—The experiments I rater to wore made mazy years ago. In one instance I tried one of the colour testa in the use of a man who was j oisourd by strychnia, but I failed to &mover the potence of the poison in the stomach. I tried the test for the development of the violet salmi by the mime of milphurie acid and oxide of lead. !rem my owls observation I should ray that animals de strewed by stryebala die of arsbyaia, bat in my work, whist+ his been referred to, it will be seen that I have left the titivation epos. lama instlier tontine were pat to the winter by the ham& sesamil foe the primer in reference te opiaioas enpreeeed ley lila k Ids weak, sad be explained that this milk was written twelve years ago, end that the experience Ins had dam 'Wined had 'acetified some of Um opinions be Mess saimisinsd. 6;es;eseeeteette taattaaed—l have sot itatieed that in ewe views gallsat is salidag team glyphs% the slightest touch appears to bring on the paroxysm. It is so murk ably in the ease of anima., unless you touch them very gently indeed. Etryrt M. has • moot nee y bitter taste. It is set', on the auth rity of a French eneroist, that • grain will give a taste to more than • gallon of water. If resinous sub.t omit were used to the forcurtion of a till, it does not follow tt - they w •uld !neer:wt., be found in the stomach—they might be parsed off ity the Alt tarry (Sere. al—Oce of the cares referred to in the wank that has been referred to was that of a game keeper who was loans dead—his herd was thrown back, his hands were douched, and his limbs were rigid. A paprr cOn , iiiiii g stryania was found in his p .eket, and u;ron a port mortem examination there Vett* indications which, wider the cticumstaccee, satollen him of the exit erne of strychnis. Thero was a autismr cc it the body of an intense bitter, which was t , stud by tt e colour test, and it succeed d m ace brewer, but failed in another. I hers no doubt that cclour tests are hot tr nitre , ' on. The trot yam then awn adjourrod at .in o'clrck until this morning a , ten o'cLck. Tie jury sue taken, u on toe former I'CC l'l , llP, to tbe Lonciou Cdfae house, in tze charge of the officers of he COWL MARKETS THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (Treat the Mork Law Itorws.) After some area fiecruatilne, the P .rMas AM market has Owed with a firm ulna•, et advanced prim, the lour marks having reached alf. Soo. to gif. per met ni IS Lg.*. (equal to 606. 9d. per E..glish task of 231) the ). This Ins been micaaiontil to sews from the souniry. which m•te a rise in pi iff P. especially Irani etimeaudon, where a rapid talc f wheat was made, at an adverse of 2t. to If. Sue. per beet. (equ .1 to is 6 i •o SA. lid. per qr.). epring corn generally bad pm...imputed in the advance. The Belgian mot Lem without tacit, rent, were improved. Amounts from Uonand ate firm, with little hinerence in the quota• doom. dolove reports a similar state of trade. Little or no ch.oge has °centred In wheat Stettin; but rye had a tendency upward. " . . . liainbro quote. a ime improvement, cis., Is. to In. gd. per qr. in wheat price., with a good trade; but stocks conttn•ae low, and fine qualities mute, the tut Noetock having realised 724. per qr.; light red up t - 6010 x. liolutin 64a. i. 61s. At Bremen the best quality whra. had Improved in price . More than 240 civets Ova arrived at !Oft., and the barques coming up were equally num roust More war doing in err, and many par. eels from the Interior h p .s.,d i..to mereltatta' hands at from 32x. to 335. landed, and tayable on delivery. Linteed wan calm. he inquiry far wheat at St. Pet, ra , urg war Fustained. Cabanka bringing 178.9 d. per qr. Rye in fuv or, at gls. 100. to 325. 641. Linsted firm. Very I toe daring the last fortnight bad been doing at Oder, the trade toting restricted to treefe of Wheat from the interior (or consumption. Msditerraue n, Rapti-14 and Baltic nesta bud greatly discouraged speculation; anti battlers who a little while back were duaricitued to emit at lull pr.res have t some tractable and ana ken. Through fature of offers, come contiguntenta were making abroad, whit h the present low freights ?avowed. jetibing wia exiected from Poland before Jane. Bolt wheat, 335. fiel. to 364. 3d. purge. Tne !stet advice* from Alexandria say the Mahrooudieh Carol was still ciceed, but was expected to be nom in a w eek;w and though stocks ware small, thee was some decaine from bat quotations lot all cassia LONDON WI :KLY DOC Imported. IC ILETU RP DeUnisd. 1 19.—M4T 1 Mr. Stock. 17. I 155% Scooa,W. lc(Ha conks/ 1 890 Meuritlue bar 31,201 Beogul k kladroo,e II Y,U4O Penaog bag. Emmen pkgo 600 Corooo. B. P. ce.ko :,I*o 211400 t,SOO 11.000 12,1P0 PO 000 97,000 13,4 , 4 V 4,000 106,000 Mocha baler; 4.0 Ceykos boorp, 4,100 Coco.. B.P. bap bsol Foreign Us. B.P. ... Nuke 400 2UI 'ono jot* 1112,t , r 3.5 6,700 47; nO TALLOW. 6CO I 31,000 52: 6,:00 Olt 1.604/ 17,26) - In coasequence of the circulation het week of an ieerea•ed esti. mate of the quantity of tallow for ship cent ebbe airmen, the market declined, parucul oly for future de! very, until 45.. woe accepted ntr the last three months; at doe price, however, buyer. came forward. on F iday ; and on statuette,. the Petersburg 'stela+ not coofiroung the estimate alluded to, the market so •in rented 3d. and 'id. per est. On the spot the small stock is now held by very few parties, and the demand being good. the tendency to upwards—goon tallow realisicg 46.. 3d. to V.. To-day the market bar been steady, without a great deal doing slxculatively, and we leave —Ppot, 46.. 3d. to s6s. 6d.; Jube, 464.; August to September. 435. Pd. ; October to December, 45e. 6d. to 45.. 9d. ; repents 'soothe, 4 e. ; town tallow, 465. net cash.—From ]looms. Pll2llll cod Cbsrks' Circular of Monday evening. COTTol4.—Likaaroor., Mae 19.—The market dosed with inerenod dulness, yet *le.Aly, eon, compared with Seulay's rates. 'prices of ill khans are the same. Th. , sales are estimated at 6,000 baler, com prt-ing iCsa Peream and Maranhato, at 644. toy rd.; 10U Bahia, at Old, to 61d.; 600 Ecryptiao, At fitn. to an.; sou 700 Surat, at 41d. to 9ld. per lb. Import since Thursday 5i.060 bales. CDRN ••••C,ltg, MAT 16.—(8y Fnalleh and Irish Magnetic Tele graph.)—While 3Se. Red, 32a. to .40. 6d. Barley, 17a. 9d. Oats, 12.. ltd. to 135. BUTTER.—Cosz. MAT 19.—(8y English and Irish Magnetic Te. legraph.)—Pmts, 17. 1275. Seconds, :39, ItSs. Ihnds, Ss , , l2s. Fourth•, ad, INa. Fifthr, 34.905. elallya, nil, TU.—Fourths, fifths, and sixths of kegs, da. pet Cwt. lower. COMB.—TOWDON, May 19.—Buddle . . West Hartley, les.; BYII , OI Bebtode 'earthy, leo.; Davison . . We.t Ilarti , lEs.; liartlesool West Hartley, 12.. fi 1. ; Ilast.rige Harties, Ito.; Howe/Ere West Hartley Netherton. 1E..; Walker rilinto.e, 14.. ; Will. End cos. forth, Sd.; WAILS End Eldde4 18.. Ed.; Wall. End Brad. della, 16e. hd.; Walls End Hwwell. 19s. ; Will. End Hatton, 195.; Walls End Peeper, 17s. Id.; Walls End Holman., 17s. Bd.; Walls End Ito sal's Deuce, 9d.; Wall. End Ilettab Ills. Ed; Wail. End Heinle, 16n. td.; Walls End Evenaeod, I , s. fid. ; Eon Wo.ionouse Clod., 17e. M., Ceres Merthyr, 21e. —Dips at marks, 27; sold. 28. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUAL? Y. Paragoo—Roelna, arrived at M. John's, MM., from Cadiz, reportnt Mit on the If tb M►r, in .at. 42 N., *he tell in wilt the wr. ck of Paragon, of tble p rt, cotton lade■, with rudder, Mailti. and boats gose.—Llverpool, May 18. L1,121/001. NMI'S AT FOILICIUN Form— North American (m), at Quebec; jamin Adams, hegrune, and De‘onphfre, at New Turk; St. Lawrence, happutuumnalt, bloglatrate, and Brower, at New Orleans; Tani, and Cr. went, at New fiaandlaa ; Blanche, at Surinam Eliza, at Demerara ; Bic My, at "[Nadal ; Cite of Baltimore (es). and Ocean Belle. at Phi.adeiphia ; Warp, at Mobile ; New England. at Trier.; Liveiy L-a, at Havre; Julius Heinrich. at Danuie; Looduistie. at Ghent ; Templar, and Oceanus. at Jamaica; Burrell, Allies. Tramit, Allance, Fury, and Favour tw. at 11 1 4 241 4 Montreal, at Montreal, Juhn Barbour, at mot. Juhres. N.B. tianau roa Lfeaarom. -Bell, from rantigua. Spell 24. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ---.-- Fanny. from Decay for Literreol, April 2r,, tat. 24 N.. loc. 41 W. Golden Fleece (e. a.), Slay 1, to tae lAntro Paecene. Woad amteut. Use. of the Meet, of honors, from Neer Ottawa for Lleer,c,l, Apra 29, lat. Si, ton. IA la. Lenart LOaderson, frtm Fort Phillip for London, Apra!), lat. 23 9., . _ lonia, for Itombao, Much 21, lat. 1' 5.,10n. 31 W. John 1) Mon, tr m Ltyrrionl tor Bomb:, , Ap•il I, 1.1.2 N., len. 21 W. Japes (pig!, fr.lr 80mb...; for Leaden, Aprll 10, lat. LSO S., lot. 19.20 W.; 89 class oat. John Banks (English shin), Ap+R 1, lat. 31 8., lon. 11E., 39 dap from Rangoon for fond.. Jason (s. n ), May I, in the Door., Ppsage, bound esetward. Liverpool. from Li. croon; for Calms , ta, March If, kr low 50 W. Marquis of Bute, May S. lot. 47 N., lon. 30 W., baund to the -rot. Ocean Bride, from Lire, pool for Minunlcbt. Mar 8. off Cape Clear. 'ends, from London for Moreton Bay, April 11, lot. I IC. lon. 23 W. Phone Dunbir, Mod, from 'I orlsay, Jan. 20, foe Ark tilde, Mardi/. lat. IE3O S., lon. 33 15 W.; all well. flrl ones (barque). from London ice Alva Bay, AptU 12,15 t. 00. 10 lon. 91.10 W. Rockaway, of Bath, 8 dims from New Orleans for L1 , 1.1'90 0 4 MS'S' sills Reef, bearing 8., 25 mace. Rosanna, from London for r Menus, Aprllll, lat. 1 N., lon. 22 W. 8300,y (steaen—hipl, coming out of Dieraltar, May 10. tit. Vincent, fur tho Maurrhis. April 3, Int. S N.. los. 29 W. Otateaman, fro si Liverpool fur Duette, May 3, lat. 9.30 N., lon., W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. row:hew-terrace, Liverpool, the wise of ANTIIONY.—May 17, at S. W. Anthony. raq., a s a daughter. I. et tanner a-rer race., Epper Liverprol, Mrs T. I mama. oe a daughter. BRO %UMW-W.—May 17, at Tunbridge wen-, Mrs. TI. Broadwood g of • son. CLANCIL—May IS, at Palham-bill, the wife of Mr. Edmund Cleach. of a Arcrerhler. COl.—May 16, at w eymonthntreet, PorUazd.place. the wits of R. B. Con, Esq., of •daughter. CURRAN.- Mao ls, at Upp r Berkeleyntreet West, Ilyds.park. equate. the wit . t J. P. L unn. ksq., of • ma. Idt•KLATtit.—May 17, at Sidmouth Lodge, lulu hill, the alc of Juba Ilukla er, Fsq., uf a non. MUNRO.—May 17. at Stoke Biehop, the wife of LienteColonel Munro, kith Regiment, 01 a son. MAURIAGES. HORNET—COULTRARD7-IMay 7 ls7;tCc;as Casenby Church, Com. berland, by the Rev. Mr. Mid.le, Mr. J. burnt, of Manchester, to Elise, daorwer of the late or. R. Qulthard. BURTON — 5 l LkISILRME.—May 15, at Shil.lote Church. °fiord. shire. by the Fey. W. B. Riv Gert r ud e, daug h te rs a pt. rland Cast* Lancaahlra, to Alicia of Vera tame, H.R.. late of the 27th Foot. FOKBER—DatTsO7S.—May IS, at illeham, Fuffolk, by the Be'.W Oreeley, Hoe. Canon of Lichfield. Capt. T. U. rub., R.N01 71 Stoke-by-Pi a, Had. Suffolk, to F..denbeth, widow of the late Lieut. A. C. MIMI% &N. IHOSRIT-110LLAND.—May 15, at Childwea Church, Fuel, by the Rev. M. Reed, T. Burnett, Esp., of tbowtoradler, Chubut, to Flllubeth, daughter m the law J. Holland, EN., of Lief rpwl. BUTCHINISON—WOODHAMS.—May 17, at Honeys rent Cr HA Row. by the Rev. R. Dan., William Hy. huteounon, w Annie, 'ldiot daughter of Joei.h Woodrum., Req., 01 Bromley, bluldleus. I DEATHS. AIIBTED.—May 17. at Pentonville, E. Amite& Esq., of Gutter-late, Cheeprely, aged 53. BLACKALLEI4.-1117 le, Hewlett', daughter of Mr. J. 13. nick. alley, of Upper Pariiament.street, Liverpool, *PI IS. CLOWMl.—llay 17. at Wharton.sireet, Stanfeil, soa of J. E.Cloves, Ingo of Brunairlek.tereaoe, aged 29. DWIGHT.—May 17. Elizabeth, vireo* W.V. Dwight , Eaq., of Bath. terescia.Camberwell hsw.road. arid 62 . Sege rLeicuEL—May is. at Ketinington.road. Fletcher, seed M. PILATE& —Mae 16, Agnes, wife of Ms. J. Foster, of Spittal.soset , Oldham-reed, Manchester, aged 41. EL- 32 .5 16, W. B. Millet. Esq., of Oloucealeveravent , n y le• perk, aged 45. POW sad ribibbed by wows IMO lint" of 11 . 11 . 14 " "1 Sum*. In the Ow et Loudon. Fong. at the WO. l as Iprabul Streik Ls % IM Preciael of Whibetriarb—TombT. MAT 1 0 .s• . , /