The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-06 00:00:00

r IRELAND. DUBLIN, Jews 5. The exterratioea made by the Mealier of the Rolls at the clots of the arguments in the Tipperary Joint- S:ock Hick ease hare created no little sensation here, and formed the general topic of conversation is legal circles yererdey. It is the first time that the atten tion of the executive soma to have been directed to the subject, and all eyes will now be turned towards the proper authorities in expectation of some step taking legal engniesnoe of the frauds which have been perpetrated in counexion with this bank. Am for as the judgment of a court can with propriety be anti cipatt d by general opinion, the rotting aside of Master Murphy'. eecision in the cue of the English shareholders seems exceedingly probable. SPORTING. TAITERSALf . B—TatruDAT. A reoultot 17 thin attendance, mad scantly asy beldam was Wansactod. F-If the ASCOT S TALLS Bto 1 was takes shoot . . FL;itae ; 10 to 1 gloat - Jolly Marino. AOOOT GOLD COP.—Ryon ea Mulatto.. (to 16011, 6 to 1 apt hopttaorpo (.8).8 to 1 apt Vitaktiald Oaks, . BEVERLEY, HULL, AND NAST RIDING RACES. WIIDIMIDAT. Tao toroottosArms.Nou. 6.411E10i I own amok, with Ai added, far I yrAlob, Ist letto ; Ulm lot 121 b ; bar. At ; Ay% AK lib; oda sad.A AA fib; Aims sod geldlass we Ilk. Dortals when Lour. About thove.gmortano of . Alb. (.6 subs) 1tr..1. Otbseuebliessidy by TY Cam 11 yrs (Cloolkoo I Yr. Dumb 111- N6µ ins ........ (a. 'swum 1 ___ . ..._ -- • ir. J. Wm% /dry, lln Weft 1.• Mglft. We wee left at the pot. sad tai Vetlain ally AM& NAVAL AND MILITARY TUB MILITIA AT ALGERSIIOTT. The following is a copy of a division oast' just lamed from the c.nro at Aldershott : "The Lientreaat-Oet oral, ernes received cotifiration of the deportees of several regtneota of salliia stationed is the camp, tens the opp-rtanlty to request the reglmerts of ssilitia—senselv, A ate Gloucester, Leman, r, Buse:, Mot enter. Aetna Wilts But York, nubile, Hereford, Can bridie, North L s• It., Ettore', Haste, Kerry, Galway, Loot ,a, &menet, &Amy, and Cann, to .crept the es pinnies of hi. tbsoks for thew enelleat modem cuing the el ate he has hal the Isogon to e•maead then, and of his gimes regret it pantos "'Ph then. " It is difilralt fur ir opt to haws given less notable their peer l ins has teen the nee with the nilitie Ate bars hiss gvsrt.rsit at Aldershott ; the 'wearied seal of all Mks is dour, te.•r duty, sad the invariable a'estioa the Monneentieueral has eaperieserd la mating his wishes, feces Irgheet to the toweet, it would neither be COB limiest with pities ace with his feeling toping *whew, - hedged. " The reentry may well be proud of its militia. Had smoker year** war called for their setv.ees,tlie Lteettnekt antral hue beta preriesily aticiatdated from the esperisace ref the lam year ho• that sail would have bees aasuered. " Darlad that year tie Liestsesat-fiesteral ban had teresty.wrea regiments of militia , English and Irish, soda kb assmasd, sad there has aot Dee, else of thee* twenty sews regliseate whale Femoral ellelesey sad espreity for 41411nm:bee of Weber., wadd sot have dose twe4t to say Ttat sorts ger ipe." la Teel el these r.sumetito hare already lett 416111 p, eke the lint division of the Hoye! Blame. The latter regisseat is eeaseqesees of its streagte, goes la three divisions oa separate days, but all the oaken Na leave is elm day. All an to be oat of A:derabott by the end of the week. SHEERNESS, 'via 5. Orden have toes received by telegraph to prepare •e Cressy, 10 seek screw staanship, Captain Richard I. women, fee fangs envier, with all poi able dispatch. Hu =aka desk and lower desk guns are being skipped from the ileekyaid, and 'be Is to be folly wired with her anauneat, efinnesahini, shut, shell, rockets, ite.; of the two latter grades she will to►e a very large eopply. Bbe will be ea deeked tc-norecw, sad every ennui's will be side for bee Immediate departure, which will take place cadet sealed seism PORTSMOUTH, Jews S. TM Intrepid, 6, mew oet, after trying the sea mad mile et Mabee' Say, lest walled far the Pattie. ellr sotomod . it Noel alsoP. grander Toney, sloe left Met NISI . I Or marsme rare Y Ss es PAM sky. Osassoiss Pabst, mums late bar- Mr list pad of alkr Um West radar ili t s ikabska, SO; sere. oh* kasla bum peal of mMerdey, woe &mmilmlleast to-day by aqua Mom. Yes ospift of the Baltic Illssos oosklark SI, ow mow ktosis. out vat of WRY= txtay to ftbst ta. sompersi via lostiog. O. pill* slest eig t e rsolks Elord3a, mot oat of I sation Wa ssh ol soltstoist Atriums:lN Joys 5. arrourneirrs. Llama's% Rib Nem &passe Prises Melee se Solawaioae (IE4), appotated to eke Make" 60, serer mows dep. of 4304torse power, at = IL L J. kaltlaad (.11411), to Ow Osprey, 4, se* sw slam pa Emit Muni NNW 3. I. Watts to the Ilsalark.ll,, sloop. at Parlmouth. Miami llama= A. wit= to *a alastity, las ima ysam ima wool. ar ma Iliplemi ; mad a. (UK essirmad to Ye Ting% nil% a wind Masi !Alas. , . pow, at DaseepsaL allialessaa W. W. flowiltr to As Rase, 14. taw steam tamp, of MMus powyt. llallmonass try. Utters from Ike Cries. d the Nth, state that the traa anal. Qum of *efts*. Two. Indiana. and Bare. Made Mae leII wlth artillerymen. Ilse kW direr& a rare up. TM Wousi b Oommee/ Pram Is irt is lora. Ibe lift tad alto bar lea by Go Orr Wheat tar Gibraltar, the lilt tor Oho NM, Mk sad Ws km ea Friday far Wass tar. THE MEDI' MALTS, Mar M. Tatteasy hes Mejestee *tamer Minuets leit for Carla. lin MOO% ileum On see lin maned Ilan the same gum and Smaimmow to tin is Nati I lrlinstashelo his entin *lb Ms alle sod sSth ie.,. rmein Ilinlitsva on Wedanin the i Ist, rensinsi th at Inslen to tithe to In ma. sell wind bun as Or mkt' dm mamlog witti e r nesm es limed, and Mist Oh Illi 11117 Pinlaterti is SUOMI& Thlf•Tr a Zifti ll =l l 4 essimplas la MOM them sonele is earnmena. Mosasat a leher daw n hew& eras. et sod. wetter wee ennk lig ahem In the salts. , a nTurt.amitlal Inn been bold on W. 1/Magr ° al b iali r7tlis ty's gnaw Qom. an the /bergs of Vs= noir. isaimad to be is espensilled aid dlentind his a te Majesty's steamer Pylons Vas gums to Sams. nd Me MOle Meshes sad the awn et Mira armed eh Mann nth from Itattluna, and pro- Opel em moo der to Whalers. It has ben to ask IN No*ty's meaner Rotary at Chahet wink bet peen& le the Wren In tow of the Tattoos illeMii. Vi • SIM MOW SO Wei OD Alm in. Mill gum Wellitt nuns/ win sniffy 1N...,.. Ile in fume him dense nos ern/ w Ilessehr." nit It msein ea Wow to wineentestis I. sin Alp alien' theei. an twain* are Dow la Train *nom teen Onnennegis is nomad wi th onsets of theterkish Onlweist, wink Is nine& THE NATIONAL SOCIATY FOR PROMOTING THE EDUCATION OF THE POOR. On Wedoesday the 45th anneal meeting of thin weft was held in the Corral Malec al Sehrol.,Btood Sart- Imegy, Wntesioster Abbey. The Archbishop of CAN- Mlnatine presided. lie evert stated that the committoo !revolted to Worm Nee onlemilson that the &retry for the HOMO Departmeat bead sobsil to advise her Majesty to grant her royal letter ainerliag tiollocßoas is church., in behalf of the society. 711011Meriet itati bra greeted fa twenty years, the assinat IWO mild end Alstrieated bed exerded 9,0001. a yew, end bed s = Owned re eel, sore* from which grants la aid 01 herding bad been provided. Although the weal =bad ben the. refused the royal asortion, the arch• Seth. application of the moiety, bad recommended *tdmbbbp of their respective provisoes, that collections dui/ M imam le all churches std &aids within their Meld Cistesss foe the benefit of the socie.y. The cow imilbs tad also drummed to appoint paid erganieng rent- Kok% erne dries could be to arrange In. coogrgaticiaal ft parka obllrtione oa behalf of the society. Notwith- Oliadinf e temNheireerel of the Queen's letter, the C3el- saw boss enabled to make grants is aid of school Kailliinfizebesegh as a reduced .tale. Shies the last rpm the Keinorer hod paid 6,8961. voted towards sch of building. tldprtgMted. That outlay aided us the erectioa of 186 11111911116 emosmostating 19,149 altolsro, with 89 sleeken' asibbee. Doris( the pest the u r 212 schools bad been CM re soSety, making the somber sake 10,648. e i lleerseee to St. Karl's College bad bre. redacted by 88111.1111111 is the Whittlers Cour.' by MO/. The cur ban hailtholiberated whether they sh nut diicontiar Ore taistitoti.a for mistresses at Westminster, on ripless et deaUse is the applications (or sdmiesiou, bat bad telsorp .t oriel fur two yeer• keen Midsummer, em • rehmed seal, of expenditure. Ta. receipts ol the f v 14.1.5, amounted t. 12,778/. The number of et or In transits at St. Mark'. College last year was 69. Tho sp. Icatioes fcr muter were stilt very narrow; stadec to wire now in rsoidsoos. The pow t w..at on to refer loth. gee. ellMegt egellthletiolle 11 the Whitelends Traria,/ In.t.teeloce, the condi. i el of the Battersea Train. by College, and the riving revved from the various Airmail sad boil boards of edtcatlen, melodize by coogrstalatioe the subscribers on the rrje:tion by the lepialatur. of Lord J. ha Roe e!l's educational rearrioas. The Rev. Mr. WILLIS toile exceptions to portion. of the levet, std iLtimat. d his klf flake of moving Ife ffjeetivll. A los, draelion ensued, The Bishop o' OXFORD, and other., interlard Mclfil'is, that it was not is Lie power to sere such a aeries. By the elssilter of the grimy the committee was compelled ti submit as masa report, bat it was always received r a manor of c was. Ultimo'sly the report war hid upon the tab eorithont any motion for de adoption, at the contrary. ♦ vote of than►t to the Arclibist op term sated the pqr widlags FATAL AOCIDZIIT.-011 Saturday I woman named Wood, of Whitetail, net with ha oath wader the lot )swim eircsataasse —Mr. F. Herhtfi,photographist. had been espied by It. Bearov a. treat . to take some featly portrays, Gni la doing sa left iseaverrestly a the kasha table • asp of 'elates of nitrate of silver. The sborasea ebeervuen it, sal *klieg it to be hoar of nnWe kind fir diinkonit, drank wails toe • O't Of If, sod in Sea Wawa ear verde wes a swam no rapid were tbe seats a the passe that ssoil save bar. ftidwortimemst.l--lir ILL Macours Erratum ...ft to 1 11 6 4 =401414. Wilk 4. teedabaareet, awl %par io n . i n Jhe dart genii. 'misbelieve. Wat 4441444. W Dewelasbase, &Meeker 41111111811 N. 14` idle* piumbatim • ► l& lawskamesead UM* =law" ales% Paiwkee, laseall=rre. minas erassametweiL Orr pasebefseeet albs Iblollblimotr. PIM &owls= at the agabstrert Wassomes kr as ais e e l Wawa Mersa weft Wanda way of walla. Meanln lonnin Snow of 3 eon. moth, Inn 100 added, for =Mtg. On hb ; Ulna Set alb; cattalo penalties sod 110 woowl to main 10 ton. oat eine wakes. T.T.C. ( 1 M Nit. w. A) rarer. VIM bow byledlooloo (IL l'Arron.)a I.) 1 au Dimes Toollool by towllbs . (U. Raboami 3 M. Oiwolosbow% llowillogNa 11, Of. (enaction) 3 Wes by *ma liwylbstwo amp. buts na wand sod I bird. Tan Moms= Cur WI wow. la added to a Hannon stew ais amoms. •th adi si•iy ll Miwed, WWII wiiiiista sit,.. Tito loomil bo ma lit Niko. Two mgr. (IS lobo. 4of whom doollamia.) Kr. J. R. MIMI MOM by &enemy, 3 Ter, let flb (Whatno/ 1 Yr. Mak In Tbarals, 3 yre, Bat Sib K. Wilionafle nathereola, I yra bet IMb Was V alevnt arm donnas bowies the and thlid. Tea LllllllMpelaileem Ousts of 3 ton. each, win 30 added; [ Mar M. bras. but 310; lee, tat 11110. oda and aged, Mt ; EMS re r slowed Sib ; mann three-yr ids allowed 31b ; toro d Th. lao Wont to be told ta lOW ; It Mend, to WNW WIL, (II ollowed e.) 3lb ; 001., Itlb ; 101., 101 b; or he M., Mb. One Mae. M Mr. Weatworta's Oulpltia, by Sorption, 3 we, (101.) (Wlttingtel I Kr. One'. Awe. 3 yrs (SW.) (Condon. . M. C Beywinfe Helren 3 =EU ) (Dochar 3 Won try a • Ind tbird. TM whew woo sold by awoke 'lOl gnaw. lb. Dumas ' , MAXIS of 3 ma ark with IS addad kw 1-yr. o)d; ..Ito. Ow 14lb; 11.14 w sad pldlogs. SW lab. The vaunt t at.o be I eon for 1111 MOIL; If tanned to be sold be 30L, snowed Cb ; r alb; sr WIN., 1415. T.T.C. l Yes. Wm.'s wit by Bosiorly. oat of MA (301. (athao 1 W. Kr. C. Wlngloohen% PoLly Yetoarna (101.)(101.) -. (Pr at oad I I Ur. W. Z. Solhowfo .0U by U-'-'—, , Ma by lioneller. (M. (Ponor 11 Wan by alma. tbo NUM diimesibotwolo IM wa d awl lai ) rd. Ti. Maar Pun • I 1 • awn sided to • nreoptelun of 1 son. wok bR. Ilw sang to rosoboo MD roon onto! die onto, Tone yr die IS Eh bot sas. ow Si Th. an sad aged ht M. Kam ( sad Mingo Mould MI. Mow= et all., /lb sous. Two olio. L golo Yr. J. Z. Indlito Igldhona. Alta ...... (L Haniel 1 Kr. Owe% *rim Wit, 3 yrs ....„ IN. inettioa 1 Mr. K. Mem% Thant, a yra .- .. (Waddington $ [Sy IlaarbiT•lanzspil iCIMIT OMNI. T.Y.C. lady et the Leap Cantata Prelim. Twisty.l.• ray. Wan In anima. Inn lain.li•pnicAr. Ono nada end a gamier. TN Amps Ile TM fe110 ......". IiOLOWIIII BM ants. Two mpg. air Richard - -.... -.... --.....-...--........ alma rms. Aa *Was was made after theme eying Sir Lobar& fluu. anis. Abase these quart= of a nil& Ii - Loan — ............... • Tien. Was la a darer. Tn arm Orris. Or rile. 1 2 These Tr. %Nevem Ram Owe alb Puss iiiibt — ;;;7 000DWOOD RACES—Joan a 1311031A310113 we m Ossower Waxes. Two mass art shalt. Petra to be dolor ea Obi fralbay AAR Ana. lot MIX. bo be doriand is if Imilmolt• surd Trot* err Ps Moot Mostkeg. AP A My by Torsea. 1150 Mod .....- 4 AP Ply by Loop Or. ge or el bele roe 14144115w0 ....... 3 rail Ma et VIOL. WV • 3 Nig 4 Ho .. .......„ 3 Csa by - 11Irdials . 1;4 Brolear .. " - bi Orgy Mr. @A::: a sot at Mad 68 Tara* ............ 6 Poodle ............- a Urban ........_. r 3 Sails ................ 4 W k .- arloc-.. Pd• Sur Mowird .. Idealow ....... ..... 4 mew: .... .. a WWl', Id --. illikap 5 I=t Irulaad... 3 Seosebox ........... LAC-. a 444 ,, hui .."... Moder la. ».... 3 Nortion ....- 3 Co,sucPost d - _- --.-. 34/5/11rINC. - 4 Eprolsoides - 5 floryodei Mart - risa.-...-- 5 Latour . . ... -.- 3 gardierpo— Probe ---.. S Pared Übe !trek 6 Alm* ......--- Oruro ......»....... 3 Pia* II Orolorsa ....__.» Pulls ..... II Oeirboo - 4 1 Moe Mr* ......- Prat Midas ..... 1 Man 4 Easbuser ........-. DISMIdit .- 3 Auer Pura 1ih00..-.-.. lbersher 4 a or af Itoobor ..... Om* 1 lloolows Alas Aroomourt. 3 Waroarer 4 8erti " ...7.......-.... Oil by Orrefar 444414•1 4 1 Macey . word Promo... 3 I ' "Crd 3 al 3 f or et r 4.41•4424..........- .. Il Pleber i* man Tuft .....»» 4 Golan * arras 1 Lawn .. --.. Or_ 4 11 Lady Thum .. - Waster 4 IL Clow I Lard , flerwerwater Pia, by raortabor Lawirbet - 8 fiber& TM= ...„...-..- BON el Leos Quire ......... Os tby tad Bart For Goordlos $ ussestbo ...... or of intro- 3 Comfy 3 Voadol .. 1e= ,...., -... 4 lama 3 11. isami:ll. — ... 4 1am140.......... 4 The Ornestor ainry4Z..- .... 3 Mr* Tat- ... 4 Forbidden Pr& Ilorroside...— Mr. A. Deng ire W roe. Lyrirro and ural rip al rob owners. lemors6ll, or 3 Turn Daa.-1 API Mora Ilsorre (Ind bo nor* 4 Pm 01114ir Orel la Pro) tidy NM.- • 011114301 hi/ 11.3311133 3 Mar - 4 Muourbo • 'mimeo 4 ir. T. T. Tarry en enterriben bat did en Beslkediavni by attend orthigat the know orUi be stone out by the tine premribed, sa. tends is roe Tax_Oosoweoo COP. AP Kansa= I hut a bet .. Cleasstlas 4 M 134 1331; ...... 3 Wren $ CRICKET. Sr Trims 6 SW/Shorles a 1 Ose all 3 °Wiwi& Dick...— 3 $ kyscra Settle per _ 4 Comer II Ttllas Jask Ostrogoth ....... Holz al Lens I ZINOARI v. BOUSRHOLD BRIGADE. This amok, weird' Prises Albert sad Prides Frederick et Prowls Itesoared with their promisee. w iniumeeeed at Lewes l i yesterday. vice the fellewtar remit I 111.0/12.11. Mt lardagy. Snead larolap. Sari of lendirooro. roa ma l3 b Gatlin .......... 03 Earl of toloasbir. It Coogroot 6 b Crimea ............ 9 LT. Deala. BR, b Coeval% 4 b Bathurst-- ..... IS CoL Trodoroft llama, . 6 bOt same.— IO I b Morgan 27 L . b Lard 0 • 1=1 . 00sprooe s hid. a ... a.sre .— T. 1, 11 e Ford. b Bathurst 14 Bea Mobs ism 00 . $0 aot oat .......... A. MN% 1114. al blidiZni a A. Illoseik by, Oa ON ................. 4 Lad 1L Peset.nos 0ut....—.—...... 1 li Manhall 0 Lod A. Pork b llanikall.... ... 0 sot oat 14,11; INS; v. 17; • %S. lO 0,9:1b. 1rw,16; a b. L SO TotaL 213 rota! 136 101,11/101.D aktellDß. Pim timed lubp. UM aria. • Lei" mundy . Truk," b Drabs 1 Get. Mama • trabonoW, Cap.NrdePo ebalord.• DrDrake ake— 1 Cap 11•0101. lb w I Mindy ..... Bar Capol• Nark b Yuri, J. Trak 114., g Owiregey, YAM, Cep. DPW. b Mundy Cep. Cepos, I Dere Ow. un • Tigrish t. . b Mandy 1 r. T.t oa A. Ogergge, FA, et Trick:oft, I Meaty b. 4 i 1 b. 4 MAIL COMMUNICATION WITH TUE UNITED STATES. —There are new via mail scam packet commuoications every month Interim Befriend and the United Stater. la article 20 of the United tinny and English postal conven tion, it dens that in ease of war between the two cations the mail packets of the two canaries shell continue their Deviation without iinredimeot er molestation until *II I , weeks after a cottlication shill have been made os the part of either of the two stover•weete and delivered to the other that the service is to be dinnertime. d, in which case they stall be permitted to ntera freely and under special pro tection to their respective parte." FALL IN THE PRICE OF BUTTER.—Itt our market sots today we report a fa l of 164 per cwt. in the price of butter at Cirk market from Prideee t yesteniey'e.priots. lines that wss is petal we have received our telegraphic despatch of the Cork prices of t t day, which ars 100.. for Are% and 98.. for seartads, showing a fall of 20.. per cwt. within three beelines d sys.—Lencrick Observer. DEMAND FOR FARXB.—Then are numerous eppli cations fee the various faros which have been rectally ad. vertied to be let in the Ildmarsoek dittriet, and to amity all of them the rents are lieresaed. Nothieg lediperd of suiseltaral distress now.—Gleagew Pasty Magi. COALL—For the subjoined statement of coal im ported lan the pert of Loedoe or withls twesty miles of the G I P..st-ofles devise last month, as simpered with the correspoadiai swath last year, we are indebted to Mr. II Scott, clerk sad recistrar of the Coal Market, Coal Riehaeln:—lmported hit) London by ship daring Msy, 1866, 260.261 tics; ditto, dating May, 1856, 236.813 UAL Brush' by nllway , die., dories; lley, 1855, 101,166 toss; ditto, daring May, 1366, 07,480 teal. MURAL PALACIL—.OIIII 81111,LING DAY, JUNI SST; Adi b.—Admissions se 8 ` t, 8,136; ditto by memos meet eus, an Mr. Jobs Smith, the indefatigable solicitor engaged for the dehisce is Palmer's ewe, matinees k addrees the public through the press, to behalf of the seadevased eri minal in Stafford pal. • isontiag **temporary having remarked—" For the sake of public security the some Socretary will not, we trust, bates to any of the ealemehle attempts whisk have bow mode to throw ocefeelea owe a 'sae whisk admits of so doubt whatever." Wr. Smith writes —" I beat that the Home Mee, as the grad mediums of eommutioaticia betwesa the crown and outraged justices, will listen to the all-important freak evident* which will be placed before them. Fortunately, there nista a golden link between the Sovereign upon the throne end this criminal in the all ; that link 4 the Honte.olllse. This la tome measure atones for the frightful anomaly in law, which, while It allows sppeals is civil cases, allows of so appeal where life and death Sr. at stake. I feel proud to say that a considerable reaction ham takes plain in public opinion relauve to Palmer'. ease. The people are begin nag to think that he wee found guilty, sot epos what w as rzszitagainfft him, but what remains Reproved, simply murder wee assumed. This is dangerous ground, and makes men tr. sable for their rights and liberties. I will treepese aeon your space at ao greater leegth„ nor ever *gain trouble p.m upon the question. I have watched the ease through all its program with all the poor ability I could oommand, and only tear I have omitted for my chest math that might have born said or done for him. I now know lay cheat's case—its weakness and its etreagth, •hare it Is Wear and when doubtful Nothing could, I think, be soneealed Ivan me, and yet, with all this know ledge, and notwilmasdiag his coaviction, I eonclude, Palmer's Willia m frilliest advocate did, by the declaration of the solemn belief in his entire ianootince." Mr. W. W. Ward rates that be will shortly halm ss op portunity of vindicating his conduct in Menses to the Engel', inquests, betore the Lord Chancellor, and trusts that the public will reserve their opinion until that time arrives. Mr. Rerapeth, of Bristol, writes of Palmer,—" It is not for ho to impress an opinion now; the jury have convicted him ; but I cannot refrain from saying that it is from eir cumetaatial evidence alone—strong, It is tree—bat, in the absence of lading the rhos in the body, there is no direct proof, and the man may yet be Mamma of the murder." lir. Beneath proceeds to notice "two very memos@ opinions, of most 'mischievous tandem," villa hem been circulated dairies the inquiries. The Bret is, that sir, chitin moot be found in the body after a very limited time ; that it is absorbed and decomposed in the system. " This" be says "Jos mere aisamption, founded oa no expe riment bet fading owes; wherein have so baud It after two month, sad also separated it unaltered from the blood, the liver, sad the aria*. Btrychala is so permaseat that even concentrated sulphirio mid dose not alter it." The second error is that premi•meld manot be found after fourteen dale. Tail halm howireot "I have detested it in a body after it bad ben buried two months. I hope, therefore, that the public will now be satisfied that they mascot be despatched by either ',them two poison without their being detected." Mr. Newton, who says be hao been in Moseley since the trial, promises is a few daps M" give to the world my na mes for act making the masomel for the promention earlier ammiated with the whole of my ',theme." Sims the essivistion of the @demur a great number of let ters, directed to him, have bees delivered at Buford gaol, from penes. who appose olavelby a vicious sympathy for his fate. Rome claim coommidostiono *totem " poetry," supposed, by the anthem, te be applimibie to a torsos In his coaditiat, sad the writers, fcr the most part, o 'mind, by szpreselng a hope that their favours will be acknowledged, "if pastille." The otjeet of the widen is, in all probe , belly, welsh' W oalprit's auMgreph, bat is this they will be disappointed, u the letters never reach his hands. Among the seiresponeests, however, ere some persons pro bably animated by higher motives. Many clergymen, per haps forgetful of the promos of the gaol chaplain, have addressed him oa the awful position la whisk he stands, and others have oostland him to make a coaftesion berme It is too late. Di,* and Chesterfield _Reporter of this day_ pub lithos • letter from Mr. W . Bono*, of Libby-de-la- Toad, treating of the death, is 1860, of the traveller, Mr. Blades. Mr. Hereto& says,—" He was my infante friend, and in wsea, 1860, wlulat ea • visit to W. Palmer's, at Barley, be drives over farm that place to Ashby by Jeremiah Smith. They rust the day with me, sad returned to Employ the same evening. Blade; was at that time Is good health, though not quite re sumed from the aeon of en accident be had met with. He had use than 1001. on his person, and also a toting book. Is a week or two afterwards be died rathersaddestly fa Palmse's hum, and the balk of hie money and his hot ting huh won mionsg. I stroeigly suspected at that time, from a stalsweest mode I. we buSladon's heather, who had been over a•Hogebrep nod men Palmer, sad who lafvneed me of eons way ougedese circumetances, that he had met with foul play, esti I was very anxious that an investignMen eboald take plass. I annsulted with other friends es lb. &abject, but they edvieed we to be mations how I mond Is so serious a matter. I also wrote to Bledon's widow on the ✓objoet, and I also wrote to the pilice at Itugeley, request ing to be informed whoa the seat magisiretee meeting would be held there, folly intendiag to go and inform them of my suspicions ; but I got no reply to this last letter, so it did not reach its deetieation, but 111110 (1101 F, I ma's say) ath-mat to Rugby, Warwickehire. • • Mn. Blades was allowed to see her hubaad but for a very short spun of time; the was harried out of the room, and was not allowed to see him again anther whilst living nor after death. The reason assiined by Palmer, after Bledoe's death, was that his body was fast deemnreing, and not St to icemen. He was also buried with hide:rent haste. Mr. &retook mations various other eirmastancse wbish he thinks are of a suspicious nature, aed publishes th e latter written to him by Mrs. Motu. We subjoin the latter toareanitatios " TO MI. ROSTOCK. Jane 14, 1850. "Dear am exceediugly obliged to you sad Mrs. Bostock for the kind interest you take in my affairs, and have no doabt from the respect yen bore my late husband you would hays doss what you say ; but If you tak• into consideratioa th• of eirewastanese I was placed is, with no one of my own (steads round me to advise or counsel as, ignorant of the distance which I comidered much toothier, bowed dews by grief as I was, that I did not set with the coolness of after re flection. la the midst of my trouble Mr. Painter 'd eleted es my aigalsg a paper for 69L, of whiek M. he said Bledos borrowed of his, sad this W. he said he had paid him for twmty gallons of gin, whisk be had sot re- The gratitude 1 felt for the laud treatment Mr. Blades bed, I tbesight, received from them would hive in deed me le Imo signed it fa a moment, could 1 have dose so without disimuiss myself; but knowlag the embarrassed state of my slabs, which I candidly informod them of, still Mr. Palmer Witted on my sigsisg the paper, urging U it was sells to phe would not som;sel me to do es; alt I I should ity have been iactimed to have done so bad be aft mid he had savor borrowed • farthing of Mr. Bladosta his life. I knew is that he told • falsehood, as 1 had Ma • Litter is which he acknowledged • hundred =;liand told him so; from that stement he teased to e l s my signieg the peps i r Ultimo me he would make me a prosiest ot it ; and Mn.M Palmer coming into the room, from which she had bees oboist a short Was. hs told her to throw the paper (Wake was lying on the table) into the fire. Now sa regards the nodose that William and you seem to entertain of his Droller's death, I satertalped no empiciess. 1 felt and still fee!, extremity obliged to Mrs. Palmer for her ki aduses to me, which cmld sot be greater it I bad lona a relative of her own. Consider how shocking it would appear without some peed more than mire Der. mites to mesas any one of • foal crime, which your letter more than biats at. if your mind is not easy, go over your self and make isquiries ; but pease ere you do anything to render lire. Palmer so uneasy as so dreadful • suspicion must stake her. Think in such aas what the feelloge of your ow ma n sited wits w:s m id es l i r y a ii ld u co os e s s y ide m r i ne tte la n e. l L T a t v a a t ei ll o r ; reams to balsam ; his letters I have placed in the heads el the brewery, sad if they think proper, and that there are saffleiest grounds, they will so doubt iavestigate the matter. Thanking you and Mrs. Boitoek for your kiad Meitatios,of which I shall be happy to av a il ppypily. • • " Alum as to mbeeribe myself, your sincere friend, "E. J. BIADON." WATERLOO BRIDGE COMYANT.—Yesterday the halLyearly meeting of the propratois was held at the Free masons' lavas, William Mterna, Esq., In the chair. The report stated that the amount of trlls received for the half. year ending 23rd July last emanated to 9,6451 Bs. 2d. ; while for the corresponding year it "moulted to 9,1241. 2a. Ild., chewing an me f 4211 6s. 32. After pay meat of esenat di bursemerts, providing L r the ink rest on the compasee bond debts, and making a divicisnd of 4.. la the posed, in kebruary there remained a balance of 1,0941. 10e. 62. On the motion of Mr. Limes Bird, seconded by Sir John Bonnie, it wee resolved with acclamation— " That the sum of 100 pintail be contributel towards a subscription for the pueblos of • pito, of plate, to be pre untied to Mr. George Powell, sea meek of the high sense entertained by the propriston of his able and mailable see vices is their shift clerk and surveyor, and of the lode fat .- gable seal and attention evinced by ban on all Callslol2* is romoting the interests of the company daring tie period of I fifty year..." li. le gram, Eiq , M P., espressod himself dissatisfied with the smallness or the sae roused to be costribated, having reference to the leageeeasd and im pormat services rendered by that gentlemen, sod I o ed I that the subscrlptioes would =oust to at least 1,0001. A euivenatie• eased, in wr it I it was usderstoeci toot the directors sad pre prietors contemplated inereuing the amount by their private subecriptiona Mr. POWCI hevog ex pressed his thinks the meeting adjourned to tits list There day in December. DlatititMlno SIIICIDE.—the Wednesday, at Sooth Shields Mrs. Boaldsby, widow of • shipowne r o f th at town, emanated suicide immediately Our the funeral of her husband. Mr. Bonldsby had died very saddeely on the preceding Friday from effusion of blend on the lunge. Ihe mousers, alter returning (rim the luaieral, bad tea in the pulesar of Mr.. floaldsby's house. Mindy afters,. rd. she went up rain, and tar daughter folloeilsg presently to somfort her, Mind bar lying cm the &or of the attic with her throat act. elm expired almost immediately. 'rat fearful several ladies bad to be removed home in cabs. Throe ehlidren are left orphans. A waist of "temporary lamp say " bee bees mama by the eseeser's jar,. COURT OF EXCREQUER.--Jults b. ffirmio. DI •Anol.—nernaa TOO Loan ClttlY BAJMI amp tracers PLAIT, maim. Aa•NwaLL. SIMPSON • LLOTD.--CILUIOI OP VENOM. Ltrelak• mooed SA a rarer slew mess the Taps Mile Whim Laid la Mr see r at Oriel amid am as ML s. teem Losdasom is eal.est the pester swig ask Mr •ea Imgartiel st It apprise Mr Mk mem WI heirs Mr. MOM MIME= et lie km WWI essier. Mrs • esedis s. amed kr Me deeleekm, the isenasil /elm eseemleg OM be yr pkilliff wee arty (mitre to • mamas sal gierges hat Mai that he seer est regret the mellerellek had base Mem& Seepeally, Mims now trial wee pees'. some Wen elmetr tams Mors made. amt they. together with a wren Meta Imit pee MUM Me seem were pawed and drearted amongst the pimple of MOM le the prejudice of the plaintiff with the view of lagessig thatillabef Mika the mass egsk mains lar Dial. Ths Chkelliese—Wse tM report welch was crealated a faithful aes ad lit pe semt age ca or In T Mr. Imams bstisw alt was. L. meld not, however. slots Met tler, that Ms Marker had Gamed it to be circulated. Mr. Bran Matta -Ih_ plain at is an old and retired attorney I Mr. no. my lora; he IN quite a young ma; sad cot at all retirel. Ito tr.) Mr. Barr Marren—what wee Ms arks about I Mr. !Lusk& ly mid. the Teem was height against tthedefeadant be ant prepre saparattereg Ms herieleg of a house, he Wei the m•IIIIAL Milks seri sated Mimes est sp was that the nalartunate plaintiff wee se elearmy. (Ire‘neir.) The Chid Barm—lbet was ''the MUM of the reg." Mr. Bede urged that If the kW took place at Bristol there would male fie a vrdlet for the dekeihmt. who was • man of In flames Uses. art that It would be • MEW of Jerk* to refuse this be dillselt led • special Puy at Brktol =I by as K MeerMeerMeerwhet hat takes pleas. It tkq mee of opiates that Ma application moot be refuel. It wee aftielted WM the raper wkoh had bran circulated in WWI was a MOM wet of what leak plate In thla faun, man It emit be an ID ampllmmt to themeless If they granted the rut* oa the pound that what Me rewired Wore them could to any way kayo • proludiald sera re the made of the jury. It meld he else sa el meepreeet to t h e geqM of bred to some to the esselmon that Is that prolamin's% aping as•M est he bud who weekl give •• iVinohis k reralet. Time ware net =Mine grammes kr granting the w wear hem Mt elm sf es army witticism Ilia team& mit • Imis Mar bums. at eimiesrah4 aspenes. TIMMY e. LOAD COTTlffeale.-1•11Mli IT Tit fiT•21122 OT LIMITATIONS. Kr. Pone applereita what/ ol the plating to eltaw 'atm ageing a rule wh b rod ben ellideed to thie are ewe saw trial, as the aroma Set the thellettethlt wee Ores et the Mel helm the ehalll of Illithwes wee wile the ortillese. 7hts lel es althea by the =thr, who wee • bearadree, he Rum emit meet ma:l4 ble WY* delhadoth, emeesthelher2 plena itheme as leseeseslowl at the le, lemma et lb pi% whoa It wesleweel Oat the beets weer legyilel se ter both es DA *barb reedered the di leered by the leetele el Melielkee. lietwithrthelbg howewar, the jury relined ever t,* lie dr *MIL no learsed commit wee yrecoollog with Ws ar Ctreerirld the Mee wee a ettbetestlal oes, sad the role mist to made thetheba Mr. Peers-4 ride • erepeoltthe to my berme Mewl Mc Prat tles, whoppers on the ether tide, that U. eoelecebe the Males. Alp Worthy betimes the pertiee-(lawyhter)-the aslirt would pey the doh— Mr. Duos EMIR -Wirt reletioethtly oth there pool* @alit be. threes a lard as • beeltheker I (Laughter) cometsThi girths not lariat Ale solved to the ratiataatias of the r Ur. health, the nil fur • sew [Fist wee made Athlete. swam AT X= rams it WOOMMMTaII.--182MOSI ru. YAM &lAMB. SON &NY OPIUM 3171,111: THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1856. PALMER'S CASE. Sato inteUtenui. V. Jr•T.-000D11 SOLD AND ler. Harcourt romeested the plelaUt4 gad Kr. Reeklas appeared fee the deendeet. Tlitt was Mead. leseiht toy the plebitilt, a ettopAttodow deco rater, to towiret lam the delM i ns peoprOttor of Jeri swanky werdrues. In Ihisatntest. . the IiabOXIM eh reed for two map WWII whin Won Is the danelant, had dead to Ye nen wieder& the dellinint pelt W. awe sport, and alla ...Mk "am risisev• II the odors on. hot 4 liessire with other witneeses, was .04 MI POW thit the elm wee resaterbia. Tim alma wes On dr Moist. whin he mimed the arms, diethyl, ettpdateithat the einewet to be pad for them woe sot to mewl IX, owl la nowt rid& view of the eon the defendant and his balm aided Yid mesh was the andentaultag. The Iseenedjenn. ommitto up, amid the only queatitet for the sommiewass • sis=was a. to whether there it or was not a hatga bollima the nitanol • wean he the plaintiff for the anima &Wed. ay. v ., Ole Ma poll foto overt. The Men Awned that tt was quite gm then had been Name den/e tawaing Wines the perdu. COURT OF BANKRUPTCT.-Jumi 6. WO= ILL 0.111111311110111111 111001.111/LL IN as LIBLIN, ALNIANDIS AND ID. ma benkrupts were eateries cors.dealers la Mark•latra. Thar failure occurred about the and of ISO, and Um habilitates were of ea extracedmery smooth— upwards of s quartet of a mild a. NOM them divide:lda to the amount of about 4e. la the poaad ham been paid on the Juint estate. lkie watt • foal dividend morting ander the Nemeth estate of Mr. lethothr. It was stated that the Irian property had best sad had pet lok ed sathelent to make up th e dividend on the mints aerate 20m in the pound, heath= leaving • surplus of upwarde WOK to be canted to 'Jojoba otos. 111 ZS LIXON. The bankrupt, a painter and bonder, of N•eingtondsanseway, op %las Me sertileate. Debts. Sill ; anent of trams assonst. The toentred Is Datsetnhar, 1514, bat tae 'marmot did not pen Yd. It a d that be bat been lasolvent Is 1131, add bid midi . Hr. Haseaggsand for tne asegneen, CS the groan& that tho bank rupt bed lookiratly contracted debts. 2 iii Is Malsades t stated that be had bunt 10 bonne at Pc Maim Ay% alp • vadol or somit with tbe ground land. lord Mr. Oman% had lobos psomaisau He had boned gaols of Hr. llossle As ansust of lIM.. awl Ilial sold part of them again to XL sor. el Pail . . lie:Pewee Ilenhrege. Pieswer sr pried the osetnelle for bur months; when greeted. to be et the Udell eleme. 11 Illi 10111111 AND /MU The Wong* wen timber seseeleasy et leWerall; Meet had she traded ea Ye ewe essooat se • 11.11emes. at letheeltithe. Ms wee the etrelleree lir. Perrall,Te ll atel sesteuse, thee labia the taw at the am Is his meet. The petitto le dela es the MI January lest. The Met biome sheet esemseses ea Se let hoary, MS. sad shows the teltaretes Mile s Due to WINIIIMIIi erediliee - ..... C 14,140 111 II . . Dee le imam kr rear. wwti bell" es Imam *mil et Ora/ Feleg . 7940 4,134 10 2 2,729 3 11 723 $ 7 tiasriii Liabilities ea babel eadrega of width the me* shy have boa pig st =Wily Mu 1 2 di9,030 2 7 disioslog .sat this Mount, the bauktupte remit : iaria—lisk WINK poi £3243 6 11 Ditto, doubtful III 19 9 Cll4l et bankers Stuck in trade - _ Sztnna, to. , 119 i 6 imitable k mob 6,331 IS 1 In addition to 'nit Ulm Is a slain signet John Walker for goods sold, of (Nov tb• subject of pogo. Inns by the andenesn) no wads absegts ars returned at 412 11 10 Interest end diocesan 1 '677 9 Outlay on loan and plant Loom by bad and doubtful dsbb l,lll 111 4 Droving acconnt of row, 11,0b9 1 1 C 11,030 7 The eapital of SAW. awasred to ham bees bona me me sup pasted by the books. The trear.g had bees of ea miseries character, the mks kr twelve montba maenads, to *341 , ems which the gm" profit wee returned at 4 1311. TM trade sad inekleatal charges amounted to 11,67 In Marks to whiner the sum o. 1,1461. had ban ezpended to improve...eta and @literalism and Meth NM sus knit to the medlars. The books were all wed Sept and corroborated the balance sheet. A divideed of M. 6d. hoe bean paid on lb. joint estate. Steel's separate estate showed a surplus alter paying the creditors Ka in the pared. Kr. I laklatee appeared for Um oedema ; Kr. Miley for the bankrupt Foam; and Kr. Lemma tor Steel. Kr. &Mintier asked to •• adjuersaient of the on tlra's meeting until the disputed quessice with Kr. Walker was entree. if the magmas sum eded to recovering this sumant, She creditors would Set 20s, in the noun. niter a moversatlon, the meeting was adjoureed for three week.. The reiltrupt had track' r 'merchant, under the fins of nit. ril no., at 8, Broadrstreet-bullelogs, also to Sydney, le rot ten trloora It. ice, under the firm of Boloron Mauna 88=6 The hat lades are large. The following are the Mired Ur balence.reet„ which Wear Irma March, %r id , to illi d&of unsecured creditor .811,028 4 r ta te:lng security OOllB 11 2 0 402 14 1 Proata 31,13314 6 gamins, Mutt, 1130 Lilitnot liittlebeiss aril Fehwakor 3 13 3 Marring. portion, March 12,16..1 l,OOO 0 0 E 32,378 14 $ ./17,.369 IS 3 DlX2lielor - i -....- ---------". 13 3 : Illimest eat@ tog ydney homes .... 144211 4 0 p WWi to .1 liol 1.7.0 13 9 20,403 14 4 131114 reeellable Trade eneet tit Ito 1,300 0 0 AMMO stanalai to debit of Schwan. .........« 073 12 4 19,051 0 10 112 lii, le i £42,57$ 14 Thu principal kern under the heed of loam h bad debts. 14,31141. nut pinion Is dated February 9, ISA end Wes issued at the hank. ruptlf own metenet. Mr. Lawrence stated that the ess'inewe were dettrous of esedleg t►e lankruptout to Australia, whets almost the • hole of the matt. were, In order to really," end eon, ct thtra ; the tankrupt's wife to re. mein in this country, and to be allowental a meek durum bit liberates, his expenses out and home to be detrayed out of the estate; end if be did• all la kw power to warm the en. dines. the eeskinem to suppat kte epraleabon on his return for • Atet-c me certificate forthwith. Mr. Lleklater for the assignors circuited, and said that there .ere no mate et peoent, but 14,tanf. wm alleged to be due to the bank rupt ham the Stdisey house. Um Honour mad be could not emotion any uraneement about a Ant-elms corthiests. At al events tbs wont '• methertUt" must be struck out. Tula was agreed ts, sad the bankrupt passed. IN RD HUTCHISON •ND FLOCITON. Re bankrupt; Wm. Bomb Lon and Thome. Flookton, were de mand ea ettip nod 1. otusace brokers, of Lasdenball-.treat. This win the eznennatioe meeting. The mooneta Med by the beektept Vockton commenced in lane of how year with a capital of 1,0421., of vhkh 1,0001. war brought la by lloaktoo. They now owe to nom. cord analyst 1,0471.; thole holdian esorrity, 2,6911. Th e emote wen mimed at upwerde of 2,0401 tobjem of were to reallseass, the property earetlag of skips. Tim hesarepaq Pordrig quarrelled, had filed dMwrat Werweeheat• hat they enneareed • ea tke pout meet ingerteat to the aegis es lint of a IMO Menial d ellida. Mr. Linklater sneered tor the eadgmeet, ale W. Mail it OM henkrapt Irkektes. tIY Ilosoor Voided the grabs is to tbe mufti of Miaow aisey by al owing mit Whiten to poss te big ova. GUILDHALL. • teepetthly-dresa d man. about 38 years of age, who refused Ith aad edam's, ers. shaped wi th stealing • church service, vibe Is. al., from the shop of Mr. Willis, bookseller and stationer, la Meirpte-Nreet. The pioneer went lobo the /Mop sad asked to look at some church serviers. Mapleton had, however. been emited ageinet him on am wont of email:ring watch occurred duds. a previous risit. Strict watch was therefore S. pt on the ptisoner's movements, and when he left the shop without having made a purchase a bLok wee mimed. Primmer wee foil wed, sod a cooed o. rtnlirff it. He at first demet the Mliazte, hat of mono do produced the miming velure. far M. W. Carden risked the prisothr for his case. The prisoner said be evicted to state what his name was until • Mead ha had sent for arrived to spook for him. The officer said the ft tend the pamper alluded to was Mr. rail& tot, the rollcitor, of NI waste-item t, who declined to come. The prisoner, as "clog further premed by the alderman, said his name was Edward Cobb, ha' km still declined to give his address. The officer raid he found on the pry/Quer 3e. 3d., and three pawn broker.' duplicate., relating to • watch. • ring, and • hook dini Maunder'. Treasury of Knowledge." The latter pledge was • 10e. book. and pith new, and was pledged only ten minute. before the primmer entered Mr. Willis'. chop. 84 B. W. Carden remanded the ease tfll Battik's). HAMMEHBMITH. A vary retheetable-Inoeing young man, having the appearance of a nawdisnie whet gave the name of George Wiliam., was charged with committieg the following robbery : May Horthrcok, seteant to Mr MEW. Watson, 48. Norland spun, seed—Between 13 and I o'clock this morning the prisoner Came fie the louse an i inquired If my nastrets had any thirst. to be at to the dyer's. I asked the primmer to walk in, and I led him In 'W hem while I went up stairs. I however looked through the ban loath god saw the pri , oner go into the dining room. I beard the gMb rettis, and the prisoner roan afterwards came out and stood at the first door. I came down stairs directly, and examined the plats islet, sad lat sea mimed Mar i rge silver table spoons and three them dessertspoon. 1 went to the primmer and rid my miturees had is the dyer'., but the wished him to return the plate 1:1V lege uirs fir the basket. The prisoner used • very offensive =Mdomed the door, and ran off. I ope ne d t h e d oor an d eg thleg'. A yam ass aimed Hall, In the mirth:sof Mr. Bromwkh, butcher, of Nottingablik, sew the prisoner tun out of the prosecutor'. house. Witmer epompubed him, and wee about to take hold of his collar. wben two Wag with who ared to he hie companions, threatesed wham. wi th *eke es If he wserfered. Witness 041 not touch the thisraer. sad the three walked away together. They afterwards took diahreat three Noes, and wither followed the prisoner, who entered No. le le Noriand-,quare, where he was afterwards found Consaided in the lower closet. Police Covetable Pole took the primmer Into custody, and while at the 'Woe he (the prisoner) aid, " I suppose these are what you was'," and produced the seven dime spoon. hr. Michele, the clerk, meld be Welland the prisoner was known, for Me Mee was very familiar to him. gemanded. Doubtful debts 11111111 ica soloosossza PAIL IN RI CONED AND LIJILINER. The bankrupts. who wall !nano torturing prohlrmiths. of Hatlon prank applied for the., certificates. 'their debts it. 16,00. d.; artats.kata.l. _ Mr. Lawmen on the part of the bankrupts, applied for dr et elms earineatra. Mr. Taylor, for the maigneen galled attention to the large =coot of bed debt.. Ilia Homer, after a bred ezenstuation of one of the bankrupt., greased cortalcatis Lb* first damn THE POLICE COMTE. THE LOSS OP THE YACHT ALMA. The following is an extraot from a letter by Lord Alfred Paget, describing the lose of his yacht, and the marrow weep* from drowning of his lordship and her crew : " Last niebt, a little before midnight, I was on my pas sage from Colcheyer to the Isle of Wight, and was running before a light air—the wind easterly—going 'beat three to fear miles an hour. The night was beautifully clear and bright starlight. When oft the 8 pith Foreland, about fear miles from the lighthouse, as I was coming up the companio, ladder, I heard the men on deck shsitoting to a steam boat to "stop her!" I was on deck in an instant, and sew a steamer making straight fry as at fall speed. In about a couple of minutes she struck us in the starboard bow, taming the yacht to reel almost under water and propelling as forward some distance, as strange to say, her peddles were not stopped even when she arra& no. The shcck was terrific, and when the steamer did stop and get clear it became evadeot that the yacht was fast sinking by thi head. One of v y men jumped on board the steamer, and ~treated the captain to stay by oar sink ing vessel and vend a boat to save us. His request was, alter some hesitation, e =plied with ; but in the meantime we had managed to laucen oar longboat, and bad just time to get int her 'rhea the mitt went down with all her sails wt. Neither I nor any of the crew had time to sate an article of any kind. I requested the officer is charge of ' the steamer's gag to take as on board and tow us to the laud, bat this he retaud to do, teapot; be had despatches on board ; so we had a long and hard pull against the tide, Tensing oat very strong, and at last succeeded, thank God, is getting into Dover !mhos's.. Had any look-oat been kept ea board the steamer, on so lovely god maim a night a vessel might easily have been mew two miles off, isocc , ally one with new sails; bat I am sorry to say that in too many instances these vessels, going at the rate of twelve or fourteen knots as hoar, altogether neglect toot precaution, end many a poor fisherman is ran down by them and a heard of more. " The Alma was reedy see. my tons, and was only com pleted at the end of last year. We put oar helm to pi rt, as the law reqa , res ' bat, having little mi. re than steerage way, we could do noth ing to save her." The vessel lemon caused this accident appears to have bean the Belgian mail stem-packet Diamond. ODTlON.—Lrulawoc, Sutra 3.—The market shined with a heavy upset, end prices of all kinds are In the buyer's favour, but sot se mash as id. per Ik. The eahw are 3.000 bales-1,000 for esport, and • like number on epreuletlxi—comprleing 300 Peru= end Mana han, et cid. to 741.; 00 Amino% et 61d. to 10d. ; sad 1,300 Burnt, at 4,01. to bid. per lb. Import fat the week, 33,000 hales, COTTON GOODS.— lisscneirren, Just. s.—The market has been eery gat. More busmen nes done yesterday for China, but buyer■ for that market have heertafed more this morning from a fear that complications with the Vatted Su es are woes hat awe threatening, end that brawn of the foreign trade I. now about as fiat as others. In plum tie rc la little or no change. In most kinds of cloth and erns buyer. are acting with town, and operating only to supply te wants. WOOL—Baaaroao. Ices 6.—We ►ave no ebonite worthy of remark to reseed in our market either in price. or demand. Every thing very gout. spinners mod nianubein cry rennet productioo oath the arriesl of the new clip, when it is en•ictpated emier rates will :We.. The supply of De w Dialectal is now limited. THE CORN TRADE.—Etanotesan, Jose 3.—During gent part of Met • oath the tempera' are wee col er than is usual at this lemon or the year ; and, daub there have been • few worm days, and an ample fah of rain, vegetation la certainly tachwod, and with the meet tavourebie weather we still think hatvest cannot he early. Although we have some complaints of the heavy clay molls, yet we moulder there is of present every {inspect of • full average crop. That such is the general opinion of the tanners is nwitcated by the liberal way in which thew Lave Reunited our markets einee the beginning of the mare,; and, in ouotequenee, tares Lave again declined, although there has been come demand for shipment abroad, end the range of prams at all the nearer continental pore hoe been too high to admit of en.o to this coutrty. Within the lea week, b .we tree, home apple". have been smaller. and wheat of good quality le in greater request. The principal arrival; of foreign we are likely to receive within the next three months are from Italy, the Danube, Pe. uer.burg. and America; and we believe that, even under the moot favourable eiremmteneet, these eutpliea will be hardly equal to the deos.d, and that there eon be but hale fall in prices until after the new what cameo to market; and unless this be harvested in (ret ries order,old wheat, from Its acamity,will bear a relatively bleb price. The lame whims from Goleta repro*ot stocks as reduced to about 30,000 quarter', with little prospect of large guppies from the in terior. Noce of the vessels on the way to the Sea of Ara, that were foe some lime on quarantine at Aerie, bed been liberated until the lath of last month, and as the wind was then tilavourible, they would not be likely to leash their plates of loading before the 2nth. The Macke of wheat at thew pore probably exceed 400.e00 quarters ; yet from the mareaty of the tiehtetsrehuulte for the conveyance from the war. bows to the snipe, end the etor.page to the navigation of the Dun, below Rimed, the porn in winch the great part of the wheat lies, caused by the barriers formed to prevent the entrance of the Allied fleets doting the war, and which up to the last account. the attempts to remove Lod failed, end the wheat wee being meted to Taganrog—we cannot calculate upon receiving ma• hot this before Sip ember. The MCA eon-ante from the United Stares indicate that even if there should be nu ehipments for Fear., the quantity they whi have to stare to rend to hvgland ill be much less than was expected and the prices of wheat and dour were both rather tends g upwards. Our millers have for forure time pmt, we believe, held very tight stiletto—at our present quotations it wend prudeet te do so—but in :be event ut art, unfavourable appearance in the growing crops the market would be tl.e more induchrid by a abort supply, arooneumers are obliged to purchase foe their imme. dlate wants. Great leporello:stone are elms,ed tor the wheat et up in France, in cone. quence it the donde ; but we Richt e to the opichu that to far o.paratively little injury ts done ; but the between there and through he North of Europe likely to be late. la laly sa d Sicily a large whi at crop is consettered requin ; but in *Meets It le reported In bare fiultd thin, added to the roe NOV fall of men and abort clocks, has team d a great rhe in Erie ce, and large i rden from thence, said to be on government account, have le en wet to the Roman States, Nell eon, Sell, and yd... In there places pr er s have recently advanced de per 0124 Ina reports of the 701114 Gtoll• in the United Mates are levouratie, although mated to be about a month later than I.st year. Ily our last advice, p. lova In the Danube, A.R. and North or Ruses, were mederste; but ri be n :de t ro gih. ft to oen .:ec f ci r r, aser tiebnc . the east carat of e.ng.ems, but nut to an at t o pri • p r ce, I t her e . o, w n barleyi tu k n of a du . e' ib rin t g 11 per ;jaiiir mow, arc slid, ster 1155 o l :iv:l'm:Ora plies In d it s 9 .tr the val. of die samples. and about le. on wrondary detain. II en The growing crop 14 very promising. Grinding tie, are eelhog at 325. to 345. per 303 lbs., at lilt tologhani. W e b ass b a d a pad demand foe CAN *axe out loot, MI the Kock. of this sea m a t owucester ate leitcly reduced, but the advance ham not exceeded per quart ron any deacriptiaa. We di not lowa .1 many oa the way. Our preent 'wires are white Irish, 21e. to • red.; grey, 22kto 230. ;bi .ek, Ils. to 225.; Dumb, 2l• to 27a. per 312105.. Glumeoter. A large 404001 of t.gyi lion Mans bees found buyers darted the at three wee lee. coil Op bough: to hold until after hareem, and the quantity r nature' in Met hands is compotatively light; the price obtained has teen 13. 6.1. to IS.. per 195 lei at Olaimeoter. We have some waculative inquiry for mark but now are cleeug. Indian torn is taken in mail, at Ids. td. to 130. ed. per 194 lb., aceoruing to quality. relators continue abundant and cheep Fr-in Messrs , . J. and C Statue's Monthly Ctreuhr.) --•••- . . . Burnoonms. June 3.—M tilunareter market, on the 3I et, wheat we. remelt dearer ; at Womater, itat some dat, the poor+ of the preMorta week NM firmly supported. Battey unaltered. On oats the tarn was in layout of the w I et. Beane bald for quite taa much money. During the pregewt week tte Damnation, reported to wheat are at ratherome p-erioue rate, berey mere Inquir,cl tor. On nato the turn bin favour of the seller. Beane quite as high. At Wolter. hauoptott.)e.temMy. wheat w.a le. per qr. dearer. At %los th,l'a market there wee a large eu,trly of wheat, anal ',tome memos Ina qualities mallard ea Edmore of la. per qr., but we make no alters. tens Ls our quotatioss. Barley told for quote as mace worry. Ens. 1114 bear Is. per qr. dearer. Oats brad foe 6d. rile, but the. woe sal, partially obtalasd. Dunes% Jogs I.—We had a mall runty of orbent, win& met a very brink ads at ma 'dream of Iron ra. to per qr.; sa early sioyeanss was aarte. fl ue vas bat badial &atlas. sad the business done was well, with no alteratiyas in prior. There was a better demand for all deeerlptions of feeding corn, but no advar es la Wheat, best red, TI.. to 76..; metelling, coo, to ;Is. , ea. rerbr . . 2 P. to 60s. [lathery, 30s. to M. Oats, 23.. to 32.. & L .. 41a. to 545. Pees, 1111 a. to 525. Fleur, One, per wok, 506. to 53n; moods, 475. to 20.. Marcanorna, Jmen 5.-There was a good attendance at our mullet this morning, and more inquiry was eaperleaced for both • heat scd Omar th an for roue week. past. no better dercriptiona, however, ' being held for an advanced In to 26. p r quarter, and ad. to le. per Mak resPentimly. checked salsa, and the amount of busaneas awe. meted was only moderate. Becendary sorts sold more freely at folly late rates. Oats were Id. per Otte., and oatmeal the tarn dearer, /WIWI= beans were Is. per quarter higher, and Engleb unchanged, NEWARK, Jona 4.-At this day . . market there has bete but little grain of any kind shown, and but &limits.: trade Was done in wheat, at an edvawas in price of about 2s. per qr. Of barley warcely • ample shown, without any alteration in an ne. Far oats and Maas Is. per qr. more money was regrew. The following are the present quotations :-Wbeat, white, ha. to 76.; red, 70s. tra 71a.; oats, 25e. to Ps.; beans, 44a. to 45a. Newavar, JUNI 5.-We him a good supply of wheat, in tolemb:e condition. For the beet qualities 2.. per qr. more money was rennet. and Is. per qr. on interior sorts. Barley in retail demand at late ear'., with • small quantity en offer. The trade for oats is rather better; but beans and peas continue dull. Uzathotaa, Jcorns 5.-Our trade to-day la slow, and prices are Un changed from last week. . WATIRPOID, down 4.-Our market is very dull this week far wheat and Indio's corn; but oars are in eequest et full price.. 60;,. piths, both from the country and by skip, are quite uisignincant. Ennesoseet, Jima 4,-We bad In the market to-day 1,556 qn, wheat, 914 qrs. barley, 1,154 qrs. oats, and 1411qrs. beans. here were sold-As hest. 1 . 1 1 0 ; barley. 105; Eta, 1,e82; and boon., 11l gm Good supply of grain. Bake quick for all aorta, and prays considerably up. As compared with last week - Wheat was Is. up on top, and Oa, up on average. Barley wag Gd. down on top, and ls. 28. up on average. limas were mane a last on top, and 10d, up on aver'''. Oats were 9d, up on top, and le Id. up on avenge. Wheat, fem. to 775. Barley, 375. Od. to 445. ed. testa, 221 .54.03 53..4d. Beans, 41i. to 4's. Weight of to,, wheat, 115 albs.; barley, ,a,yi,a n ; gad a; 451ba.; and beam, 671bs. per boobel. Guseow, Jima 4.-Up till th- close of loth week we had • very slow nude. but en Monday • mon general demi , . d pet in, and several transactions took place 'at polo s unobtainable on Wednethay last. At todsy'a market wheat sod flour told pretty freely at ths full prises of ibis day week. Barley eery scarce and the turn dearer, Oat., trade oriel', at 69. per boll advance. Oatmeal, secondary qualities in good demand at an improvement of Gil. per load. Beans and pees without change. CATTLE.—Newssa, lera 4.—At our market to-day we ham bad only • amsll ,apply of stock. and the attendanoe woe MD. There wars 189 beasts, 87 abet p, and 173 pigs peamd in the market. NtIFIAZ FORTNIONTLT 111411tILT, Jun. 3.—There was a large show of Moak la our merle* today, and a good attendance, of buyers: Prima were very hrlek. Mutton (tined 7:d. without wool. 'hem were 1,211 sharp and 41 beasts penned In the na irket. Eratestmos, Jona 4.—The supply of sheep and Lento large, the number 4,636, being 1,135 more than l as t wee k . D eman d good, end last week's prices for sheep maintained. Blackfa ed weddrra in the wool, 9d. per lb. Shorn sheep, 7d. to it. Larch., Wing numerous, were cheaper. Top price., les. to 265.; current prices for good lambs, from ffe. to 245., and down to 155. a head. At the close a good clearance effected. The supply of cattle large, there being 1,022, or lel more than last week. Demand alto good, cad pricers higher than thme obtained laet market. Extreme top, 10e. 6d.; cur. rent, from 9a. 6d. to 10s., end down to 6e. ed. per Datett stone. A good clearance. We had conch the market to-day 4,616 sheep, I,t 22 fat ant* 620 lean do., 130 eallch cows, and 137 ptgs. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LITISPOOL Sans se Poanom Poem.—New England, at Veribe; Ciatra (m), at Oporto; Kiltarn, at Pingo Ontario, and Torkalure, at New York ; Lancaster, at Philadelphia; Marietta. at Balti more; J. Bradehaw, Golden Light, Latin, Oregon, Chieftain, and Bench, at Quebec; Spartan (as), toe Dalhousie, off bt. Pau.'s; Camd (N, sad B. CarlMg, at Boston ; Eastern Queen, and Galatia Leitch, si New Orleans; Spriog, fur Deirdt, at Browerahaven. SAHIB rot laysaront.—Pernand Lids, from Gilboa, May 26; Hawk, Qom Rouen, June I. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Blue Jacket, from London for Yadru, April 20. lat. 4.31 N., lon. 14 W. Betties (barque), from Boniest, Zone I, or. 411 N., lon. 7 W. Candahar (ship), frcm Londun fur Calcutta, Jan. 10,111. 19.37 N., lon. OS 6. Canada (barque), from London. May 31, lat. 49 N., lon. It W. Cecilia, lo from Rangoon for talmoutb, May 11, lat. 17.47 N., Ica. Cortege, horn Monte Video for Llverpcol, April SO, lat. 3 N., lon.So W. THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL SERVICE. The motive of the government in advertising for tenders for an independent steam packet line between Eng land aid Animal.. by way of Egypt is the impossibility of enemahering the Ind • and China mail steamers with the mails for Australia. When the India and China packets had to carry the Australian mails once in two mouths, the three mails were so bulky that It was necessary to send the newspaper pnrtion of the mail for Australia by way of the Cape of Good Hope. Betides, if the Australian mails were sent in the India and China packet., passengen from Ans. tralia would be put to the greatest inconvenience, became they could only be d a pas age as far as Point de Gallo, for Inds end China passengers alone would be booked throughout to England in the Peninsular and Oriental Company's packets. That compaay's steamen, however large, would prove total.) , in adequate for conveying, at all times, passengers, mails, es 'tie, and cugo, t and from Australia, China and Indio, and England. The government has, thorefare, judiciously dectdrd on running a s - perste line of packet. to Auitralia, although it will be on precisely the same route as the India and Cele& line between Bachand and Ceylon. The Australian mail steamers are to be 2,200 tots burden, and therebre as large as the monster West India steamers, such as the Platt. Orinoco, and btagdalrns. Their speed will, no doubt, be very great. During the time that melt steamers were running between Singer. ore and Australia the homeward steamers found it quicker to run for Point de Oahe than for Singapore, thus proving the advantages of the Point de Galls route. Commercially there can be no doubt but that the Australian line will be a good one, be cause independently of the Australian traffic, it can share in the surplus traffic to and from E. gland and Ceylon, Aden, Aiesandrisijdalta, &c. It will have advantages over the Panama route, inasmuch as it will be healthier and safer, at least fur the pretent. Tun SPECIE brought home by the Solent was despatched to London yesterday. It amounted to nearly 725,0001. sterling. About 80,000/. wu in e , Id, the rest was in miser. It weighed about 80 toes. The Indus steamer left Southampton yesterday just alto , the arrival or the Solent. The Indus had nn board nearly half a million sterling, chiefly also in silver. 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BEAVEN.—Juae I, at Hayteebury, near Warmiarter, Wilts the wile Of Yr. T. Braoer, of a eon. CHOLMELEY.—J use 1, the wife of ft. Cholmeley, El., of Braadety . _ Ball. of•• wo. CO% PER.—.lc 3, tbe Id's of E. A.Cowper, EN., of the Groet, Hammersmith, ot• 111. DRAYSON.—June 2,.at Be.lford.ttrrace, Pluntsteeel common, the • • • lie of CAA A. W. Deepens. of • ' daughter. TAHYA,:r—lung 3, at Alin btrett, Bath, the wife of CepL S. . . ' , armee, B.11.112c:il Bekt., of a ..lauiater. • 1112L . 41E1t 1:..—June 4, at t.lerelaad•aardeas, Ilideluk, the wife of J. IL kit:ghat, ol - LOWIL—J ono J. at liampeead, the wife of Y. Lore Eaq., of a So% SALMON.—Jurav 4. rt travel-row, Yuan-square, bath, the wile et Mr. T. H. Salmon. of • daurbler. BTltaNblialf.—.l 000 1 , .t Woologielt. the wife of Lient..C.4l. Iltraashase, of a wa. M A 11.111 AGES. BINGITAII—ANDEFLOTIN.—June 2, at Glaagote, by the Rey. Dr. lienateaus, J Binglum, Fao., of Lleerp....l. to Imbrue, daughter of U. Anderson. Po., of Blarrew. DARIST—XAGIL4Tir.—Juve L at olt. Naryboedithalle Church, Liver. peel, by the Rey. T. Almond, Mr. J. Darby, to Mir Biwa . It, daughter of the late hr. J. Nagrath., of Ueda- Street sod Hay. atro t, uU of Liverpool. JAN4OB aN ~ . —June 4, at St. P. ter's, Croydon, by the Ree. ge„ J 0.% I. W. Jaorrut, Lrq., me of W. Joao., boo, of bows. hdt Toioraluma. to 1.01411., daughter et L. Buraand. ban. JOIINSDN—OREEN ALL.—J , teS. at lionroydd, Deabgtob:re, by the K T. R. W. No:yams. Ms Kee. it. E. Johari n, locum!, et of Child. F:reall, and Brio, ol What ck, bbrolfbire, Bloearuhule. widow of the it. J. Greene% Iraq., of 31)thtetou Bail, tar.estehlre. MA OW LXI3—LISEG.—Jiose 4, at 8L Tarr's, tl'dhaer, by the gee. I. 8.8 Beaus, M.A.. J thn, too of T. KUOW 0.0.4 Cutely Bank, Cliftor., W Etta itivtb, daughter ut J. Las, by., of Brea Bona. Oldham. RIPLEY— w ILLIAMS.—June 3, at tIL I eve,' Streathom, by Cu See. W. N. kup!vy, 11. %V. Ripley, .on of the late toot. KM irD of York.terrbov. Ilegeut's.pata, to Jo lo l,rmt toe. daughter of the Los K. bb of kkolotthplace, squire. THOM trulN—PARUY.—June 3. at liighfirod, Dear flotthamtlOU. 3 3 the Rey. V. lattotull. 11. Thempaoh, too. /...s o: lb. Ica Thompeon, b.'q.. Wee.t.hill Lodge, Brighton, aria of othttlogate. Iltddusez, W Adr.e, I.ughter of the tau W. 11. Pony, ot Mmtaiu square. MIIATHH. CARPENTER.—Jura S. M .ry dauAter of Mr. R. Cal. .r, of Chatiolte...treit, Bath, u pal 94. CHAPLIN.—Jove 2, at the Class, lout:ridge, Pent, J. C. Cha:` 49 Pau.. a eel 20. OAKCIN CIL - Juhe 4, at latou mtvire, R. Gartner, Leg, v.r. L. atm. HOOPEII.—June 1, at Highest,. Martha Jae, daughter o! the Lte Rev. J. Hooper, of c..t iddford, sou.erset-hire. MUNTLEY.—June 1, at Piers tour!, Anne..lroghterot ter late Bey- IL Bustler. of 8-1. ell Court, Gloucestershire. WIMP 1031.—Jun, 3a: Parkway, Herta, kimptoo, , 71 . PI ft —144 31, at Chi ebelres, Portna, dsuptet of J. Pitt Elm. PUO R.—Jose I. at Poet Perri. Liverpool. Rictord, aeo of J. IN" ILATitint —l3lVni,uLsAdla:::`,deV*Nor.bgate-stfte, 13dfi aged M. WAKU.—June 1, at Lavenslet.hill, Wandsworth, bestride WA daughter 01 Ow Bev. R. Ward, M.A., aged le. ettrosassareen 4 44 M wnsma ZIPS nAI" al VOA WWI Ong. is Me Gir at Ildodos. Mar es ths oaroa On" la Um MOM at IfigisttlM—lautar. An 11. ISA lir 1