The Express. — London, England, 1849-05-21 00:00:00

LOSS OF TWO HULL WHALERS. [From tle Bull .rdrestiora The Hall vessels seat to Ciroralacd thi s year lorre . ion ve ry saisrtaaste la their klieg Sat O agora tact oistsasted with the iatelligeses we has to Deasy of teeWS loco alike William Ward sad the Pledge. of this The b r an wu • barque of 296 sae, and • ye w o 6 sere; th• latter. • mock of 31 tees, mod • sew of 19 nee. • letter less bees received by Mrs. Oreeill, erik of Captain Grave, of the Will Ward whisk metals' the further decade of the less of that vessel. It is gated the 7.h iostant, en board the Dahlia, of Peterhead, let. 60 deg. N. The writer eves that the Ices of the William Ward careerred on the bur /fowl g 0 a tremendous gale from the N 8.. smoggy hes,/ lee, in lat. 47 deg. 30 loin. N , and long. 10 deg. W. " lbsey mecantioe," observes Capt. Gram'', " had been mod *sr her safety, having seat down topgallant-yards, sa d s ash a d se a.topolast, and close-reefed the topsails, en lib meeting of the above day, while it was yet calm. The gists emneassoed about three a.m. most terrific, for w e e Wieser , away all but the elosereded mein-topsail hest was very severe, with constant duck weneher. The Treveffee, et Peterhead, was in oompaay. We bad all hands ea deck Mffeading to the brares whisk we could swot ly Mal theengh the blocks for the frost ; many of the mews hoes were hest bitten, and although not above the Auk, it was impassible to make the men heir without the trumps'. The ship being amongst heavy ice, with a tremendous sea, about three p.m. hove down apes the weather side of • heavy " stream " (of Me) with so passibilityof getting clear. We were, therefore, compelled to let her go into it. Her krboard side was mon store fore and alt, and, before we get through, the water wee up ► to the hold hems. Oar liteilisu wee now 'most alarmism, then being ao ship to be mon we had lass sight el the Traveller some time beam ; Our ermilition was aggravated by the eon limited messily of the hest, and sway of our mem sefferhig under its htflictions, but we got the WO heed to the eastward, and all hands were ea- Mst both pumps. We ant away the sideman to keep emel from turning en her beano ends. In this condition we eseffased luta two days afterwards, when, in the scru b& there was • cry, fare and aft, " The ship's going dews Med first." I gave ceders to cut away the me m Wog done eased tlie ship greedy, and evzertioa was made to keep her above water, the men dropping off hem the pump daily threugh fatigue and having their feet that bitten; and so we remained. fr, us the 24th until the Way coestantly at the pampa, and with the water amostimes the cabin. On the monolog of the 29th we meld may muster twentreight at the pampa out of forty be heeds, hue, through the istemention of an ever-watelfal Fhb Tibiae, • ship hove in sight, and, with difficulty, mole us out to be • wreck, as we appeared to be like • lame keep of Ms, but the m:sen mast being still raffies, convinced the other ship's crew that it was • vend distress. They, then less, bore dews to we, and peeved to be the Fury, of Denbo, CaptainHohelt Keg, lath with the feelings of a Mbar col a Mend, oast his heats hoe mediately to our relief. end Mek we Ahem the wick. The weather proved meanie Ilea memderk Ist es dm ma rem high, we went tom= le btu p w pomp u_p_to the bet memo', until Ids get gr hr no. We them get all the sick up as well as we mantle, to 18 at SO time. Some we were obliged to isiterea our backs the aids, and lower into the beats, their het being very semi frost-bitten, sad their wrapped up is pieces of blankets. It took the greeter part the day to get a ail out, and the Fairy had only time to save three boats after we a ere all 40 board. The ship (the William Ward) was filling fast,_ GS • gale increasing, before midnight the Fairy wasobliged ko come under a close-reefed unin - tom ail Mod foresail, se bad we cot been taken off before that storm I gr. ally doubt whether any of us would have been left, as the poor men were giving up every hear. Both myself and the crew will never forget the kindness to the sick, and the at pnikto es all Capt. Her and his ship's company. I left the oak owl Elisabeth • little more than a week ago, to come been by the Dublin. Capt. Heckle. He has about 8,000 seals, alma 115 tons. He load given up a'l hope of ever getting oat of the lee, at it is a heavy " pack," and there in ate " yerarm pow to shelter them. Many ships are store, and these that balm escaped consider it • miracle. The smack Pledge is lobo, but the crew saved. Some of them are on board the Debt. I am afraid there is another vessel lost, as I have been tall of • main boom that was picked up. It appears to have hem a brig. The smack Turk, Brown, had gamut 400 seals, but she Is stove. l know very lade shoot the Hull ships, but heard they were all badly of. Toe Sarah and Elisabeth had 10 sub when I left ti,r, but I hope they will all do well. The Traveller is very such stove, es are Moo thS,Resolution end many more. lam sorry to say many of esir men have lest the tom off their feet. and I em afraid soon of them will lees their feet. Poor Arthur bad lost five toes lad time I saw leis e. I intend landing at Shetland, Staub nk we shall be beast able to get home. Young Lee, Tether, and Rubbles are with me." A letter has also been received from the mate of the Pledge, and Is, we believe, the only eonenranication which has arrived hos that Tree. The matter is still at Orem. land. It is dated as the above, and, after briefly stating the loss of the Pledge on the 28 th ult. , coat dna the following particulars, addressed to the owner " Sie,—l have to in foam you of the wreck at dm Pleat? Dread/ad. On the 12th of April it was blowing • heavy ehle, and we wets comp'etely disabled, 'mein* no seem from ittehases down to keel, no mainboom, no mainsail (the mainsail having blown to ribbons), and water by thie time in the lower bed cabins, aad liaising on res. The 'Duvalier, of Peterhead, being in amp my with us, was under close.reefed topsails We hoisted our enable to the Traveller, and the e.aptain sent two boats, sad took us on beard. Os the 28th April we came on tined the Dublin of Peterhead (mate, second mate, cook, and rest of the crew), leaving the master and two boys till morning. It was then blowing fresh, and, coming on thick during the eight, we lost sight of the Traveller, and left the master.—Your obedient servant, Hewer Taorr, late mate of the Pledge." a _ Usayszorrr &trusts—A oothwswe won held witi L ums Go Monday =emir ker , between a deputed= appointed by the " Oslo= 's Atelisiation " and some of the Isedina eel it dme papas of diemeing the prat Usability of plan nom W- kg shortesian the credit gives se the ilider tonwlemen. end checking entrusgenes. The sugartions made awl pert of the essociation were— "l. That a public miss dbe stack tip is the hall, and at the gate of each Wiese sad hall, to the effect that all ansdeunen supplying the sarattors of the society are =- quested to send in their bills twice in the year, sad to aftela from the pretties of prrsoaal solicited= tor orders, popularly called . =sties *II trainer That the ids& of the alita be allowed to bees • mem et the dares list the day before the degree day." —The atria prembel te samsaaskate with the heads et their nestles as the lint rebel, sad that it should be duly ceasidesed. The swami Oat rats with the VierChsasalkir slow, sad they nest deaths to intudbee. They urged apes the trademse the advantages et the reedy-money The tradsenen replied Met they weal& be Daly toeve to deal entirely kw ready if they Gould get it ; t list overheat bad then it was pile impracticable le de so te any n mint ; pest body at Me nailsrpaduates =I.. , read di y assay. espinhil the Awe list they ed ie stmegelt tams Okay de, saw ilirVwith roper amset, of the eirient in mil traiseed by ymer, af rehnieg all asses to it, sod Mated that it has a very injurious rasa bath ea the Isesisemea and ea the meg ass. Them is ma sheik to antemspese like the certainty that the bah men lis paid, while the po int plan enables then win nes Wined to be extrava gant, to reckon apes tie denim et wafts tad @Wag the datum of the teadientee, and s ees *MO their de gese la the teeth et the assess it the Chmedierb inert, , Wit ass sew nom waste paper, as these is se power to ashen then. Depots are etiesteatly takes by AM against when *min h e ti arks et the mut hays been based M eat, the tains - at the mart net being pegged le haler whim they ars abort to take their degree. The statute of the univeseley es this sabjest has been virtually repealed by the =thorny et the vioe-ehancelke alms ; tad, if the degree list is refund, the ancient practise of walltrft fa the " Pig-market" shenid be revived. It was stated that, al though shoat 70 tradmress ia the plies bad *bed the elm glades, a few of the see maid" sad oldistablkhed gill • retire to do_sa t es the penal that the esag la their We 0111 eNM their Dared-- sad they en`'swag to go se wleli the _ di_ et kid Mak sad high prises.— Onird C Tat Witcarowt Poisonsos.—The *sag into this very waterless owe was sesemod os Iletaidq se'nnight, sad several Walked winner were emmissd by the aceener ; bet as main appinied in *vanes le met newt aay poem, asid a sena ha shined shirt I inp esminseised, the levy tw os * waist to lb, , We thin the dessesed Milan by sminie. bat by When sir is what mime them was se odium te slow. TIM setWai i te g e th at id lews tomsolsed la Ifs amuse d this Waste and le lasi& eons ties to the rem (wh e th e r = sr elberwire) by which the children she deed the }then is re. searkabis, became It was preyed that maim et them west twenty yards away boat their ewe Was as the day in per doe, sad it does cot appear that they ems loin eminst wlth more than eight purees. during the two hems preelem te the let attack el gamest. The eight shaded te amwen Oa tither, mother, aunt, tee grand. ass schoolaktress, soil • , ell at whom (map the ant, who h haltedle), have been slowly essagned and re.enniMsd weed darn. Tux LIMN BANK Rosotty.—Saspr, who 'h ennaed with a eomiderable anesuat of assaq Vies the East it Zealand hank, at Lyon, has lately reesived a 'mildews' IMO; tide will suable Ida to go to say part et the world *amp West lintel& and Irelaad. It is indented he will Manly leave ter Francs ; he is at present a oink ea the , attached to the casuist departmeat—Letterfroin ts ai r sia Diesessea Loa is Norfolk Chats & Tats Molina OF • POLIO:I/LW DT Two Boer Dons = limerot..—Whim an peal, with a _repot at the esnan's thew in this ass. *es Opteed es Miss , &Ow adso dellbsala as their mask rt ili a ass semi , ON swans (In mew =4l sine ~in by la mord to die MN der aim) esplelsoi the km et marier, mad the peledelmiliskoommed Ns 11111Mito lims the orate of sessehoglaer. Zs dieedboi the postsellew whisk the law throws mead post ellues tibia misiod fa the din aerie el thels rapemlhis mad ellia jai lathe, sad died arms bawls. visa Ile Oat. The jag Shea sada emeshed its sheet Sae, slier whelk they reared s verdict et" WOW murder whet Selo X Tatham (slim Itto r ia ti l sad Andrew Daly, " is whose esmaktel sa the Moo a merest wee st IMO tested. An impulse apnea has bees dimpaathed la the hope et mertekees them beim they issm &ghat DUBLIN, Mary 19. The meeting of the council of the Royal Agricul tural Society of Ireland was occupied with a very spirited debate on the propriety of tetaining Mr. Edward Bullen, a member of the bar, as secretary. The Duke of Leioster having pronounced a favourable opinion, the council were governed by his grace's view, and Mr. Buller wan again appointed secretary by a vote of 21 to 10. In the half-surly report, the council sp-ake favourably of the ir.fluence of the prac tical instructors, but admits that "it is only a move in a right dilution." A. psi vow signatures are appended to the peti dm sommutation of the mix once of the state pri- MOM. A deputation from the petitioners will not be received until after his excellency's return from Loonies, fir which he departs this niorniog. It is now proposed that the O'Conoell testimonial committee should putchaee the agitator' s library. The order of the exectr ors for selling the books has bean much wondered at here. A fleet of ships, not less than 46 in number, ar rived on last Tuesday at the Cove of Cork. They are all loaded with breadatuffe, the greater proportion being maize, wheat, snd beans. The fact of their arrival on the same day is the more odd, as tint y cams from all parts of the world. Indian corn IA Cork is dull in price in consequence. The citizens of Cork are about to take active mea sures to establish wet docks on an extensive plan, so ' as to enable large vessels to unload at Cork without taking the ground u now. Mr. William Wiles has been appointed head master of the school of design at Cork. He is an artist of considerable taste and experience, and is profoundly conversant with the theories of art, being a very learned critic. The finest collection of draw ings of the Irish Round Tow. re is from hi‘per.cii, and is of much value. Mr. Willes is a native of Cork, bat has resided for the greater part of his life in London, and his pen has been in various ways as gracefully active as his pencil. His appointment has given much satisfaction. PROVINCIAL. A USEFUL ItcrICITION has been brought out at the Rugby Railway station daring the hM week, by Nevis. Crawford and Grew, both eislolale of the North Western line. The object of the invention is to supersede the pre sent barbarous practice of coupling and eneoupling railway carriages, which is effected by running or dashing a loose lonises with great violence against the train, in order to compress the buffers, and bring the carriages nearer to gether, one ef the porters being stetioned the whole of the time between them, reedy to lift the connecting link from the hook Bred to the catriage—and who, by the way, some times leaves a finger behind him by the same procuo—the moment the shock is given. If one carriage should Drove insufficient, two or three are used, and frequently the engine itself has to be employed befcre sufficient force can be imparted to the cen•re ef the train, jolting the passengers from the seats, and upset dog or otherwise in juring any hones that may perchance be conveyed by the same train, remindin g . one ef the " battering rams" em ployed by the ancients in their warlike operations. The amp," which is to render all this unnecessary, consists of nothing more than two links or hooks. connected by what is termed a right and left•handed screw, the peculiarity ef which is that by turning it in one direction the links are drawn close together, and by turning in the other the links are extended. The " cramp," when being used, is hooked to the side chides of the c mimes, and by its action the buffers are °impressed, the carriages drawn nearer together, and the cennectior link removed or attached with remark , able ease and considerable saving of titre. The "cramp" is now in use at the Ruby station, and it is to he hoped that the directors will appreciate the services of Masers. Craw , ford and Grew by bringing into general use an Invention which, though simple in itself, will add so meek to the eon ) vedettes and comfort of their pessengers.—Covostry Herald. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Tug BISROP or• 0XP011D... - It IS not true that this Bishop of Osf. rd Ole withdrawn the oontsuplatod legal mewling , against Mr. Allies, of Waal's= College, and of lannton, in this snarly . No such proosediap hero been instituted.— PAITAININTB.—Rev. J. Dn to BAUM SINNIONDS to Chilcoab R., Ras* din. Win., 1671. with residence ; patron, Bishop of Winchester. Its,. W. CALLUM, to Trinity Chapel P.C., Forties, Flints, din. Win., 1601. ; patron, the Vicar. BAT. W. B. DALTON. Rector of Little Burstead, Estes, to be a rural dean. Bay. J. Paws, to DVNITTE V., blontcomeryshire, din. St. Matas, 982 with residence; ratren, Bishop of fit. Asspb. Rey. J. 8. TATA, to Illarkiagton P.C., York, din. Rip ; Rey. J. J. Priekett, deceased ; patron, Bishop of Ripon. Rey. B. Do Pan. to Temple Goring P. C., Gloaroter shire, din. G. and B , 941. with residence ; patron, Christ Church, Oxford. NAVAL. PORTIXOUTII, MAY 20.—Apollo, troop-ship, is ordered to be ready for ma on the 27th last , 80th Regiment proceed is Mr to China. Niger and B Wilda, at.-slo o ps, left this port 1 = „. tit their imperinietital anise to the et.-v., Galled petards manias for Neck le: WI madmen, at.-fr. for Malmo, k'-V., Piebseileg from Gisessey. .• deg in this yard, open:Vat. the steam basis sd Iliehe Mem hateey, work of Yr. Rolt, keehms this week, sod be reedy for um as the Wed. The elimeet4 d o o s a of this deck ere ma haelle: ea the coping, feet ; width ditto, 90 fee; lemith en fee beam of the , 280 feet; width ditte,llllllest TM ammo is Mod with the Meet mane ; it is the lempst dock yet ecuervieted„ and will consequently bell& In hike in the lergpat skip of modern build afloat. The MUM& iteamr a walsing-room, Bce., far her MOW% eeSseemedadee at the railway terminus in CM ine r b Z is e aired Se be Mhos down, and a Imre meltable eel be be owe emoted in lien et it. The condemned tine duped by the repel eugineers' skpertasent, who me memewly oessireeted the approach to Ma wairSeg mem tail the train email mash ft. Pam Komn . .—Tam DAmr.—Friday's GIMIii4 gives aides te the oaken and mew of the Diet 7 Glynn, IMO. and Com., that the megertism miring from the bounty mow ea be temege and mem the slams captured in the ealmeacr, Name unknown, seppeesd to be the Maria, on the and of October, um, wl2 be mid to those on board at the Ilea% or to** reecematatime, on the 31th inst., at No. 3, Olillbars•ina_ s _and ihe shone mot then claimed will be re seal every Wednesday sad lblinday for three mouths to Nem ProMmtkas due to each elms:—Commodore, ISE lb. 1053 ; third dam, 1241. 16e. 10d. ; fourth clam 311. b. 11 ed. ; Afth slam M. Is 69d. ; sixth ibis, 181. 141. 44d. ; seventh der, lb lls. 11f4.; eighth elms, 121. 9s. 7d . ; Meth elm, b. 7a. bd. ; teeth slam, 61. 4s. M. ; eleventh elms, 41. lb. 7d.; twelfth elms,4ld. thirteenth oleos, IL b. 994 W . and B. Chard, agents. MILITARY. Tan IiOTIZZOIIIINT.—Ou Fells/ maim invalid soldiers tress Oerfe, Naha, aad Gibraltar disembarked, ex the Apollo, PertmeetL This ship is to rellt immediately, so sa to he reedy as the end of the meth to convey the 59th memo% Irma Ceek liesejlieng. Should the acereamo datica be imeMsime (. 1 win mese )eebably be the case), another vemel wOl Noisy a Midas of this regiment to ChM ; bat greater polies et the melee emieufee, of 600 rank This, will *Meek, me betere hilisammi, in the Molls. minim left Fermi* he Omit lest week, but, bekre its departure, received a pair et sew celeste. The edam were presented by Mn. Tamer, the lady ef Major- General Tanker. the dicer in command of the Cork district. 'Wows or Moore, in honour of the Qessa's birthday, plan at Saturday in London, st Plymouth, lisashester, as& Tax VACANT Cotomiciss.—Although w Saturday it wee Mows that Sir John Grey woad be needed in the eakankir of the 73rd by Major-Gmeral Bare Clargee,.and die lase I* I. Pm.* regiment (the 26th) would be given liggeoGassmi Duffy, theme appMtemate will sot be le imposed, before Friday seat. The maws is as theists edema of the 28th Regimens is to be beds& at ashen Resphal either to-day or to-merreer ia Z g e= wit tabs flans es a mark of respect to this posse Oisr-Feessea=li pmeitame who aridly messibis l ems besides sad enerreies dosing the armlet ma& ere set le be sailed oat until the weather batsmen gmge Meer. able. A Cutersaa tram the Wsr-oftes woe issued cm Friday, direetiag, with 'ohms, to the general order that all re ▪ its are le Wend the garrison or regimental school daily hehr imentstiss, that, hem the 10th dt. remelts so stood athe mite& are to be subjected to the charge of 4 d. a aIL Cierzeireasxm or Canaan Hooper*..—lt is that Ibe lissemeso governor of Chelsea Hapitel, Sit il = Amm o A sesseed the lets Sir Edward Prot as governor, sad Set Ebbw Sir Peregrine Maks& er one Oaks lialkat will etemel Sir George. Nails deddrewill, however, be knows Orr several days as reamer these Tan Examen lit iIIZZAND:4 I6IIII a COMM& R.R., of th e Revd Ragineers, ass presoak& te Dallis le take the commend of the Royal imOseses in Imbed. TAB 98rx Rsotrntt, wheel te India la 1848, sad after wards demised, has at Leg* Mt Robert Town, sad ca the Bth February last milei ia the Gemmel Hewett h er Calends. Goviaxons or lingrair Pateess.—Capy of • *mkt from the BseretarpeOltsr to assegai Mem raessimekB diarists :—" Wee-Abe, May, - Mk—Wl die ides 98.1911 bests drawn to the pukka of takers wits, umber the pewees vestal i& the Bweramy- at - W by the Malay AM, bane begs appekateletteressers ef il=ietem asd who, al ef eivilre= s e t el% l a =t re it ri a eye. rehreace le the Impede& XI gespeelible 'stem d &Mks is the pegimeasse et di* the geemeass asommft is eseelrel sal kewatiate sammusiselka whit the rligy, lbsir ig, == ia th eila z i T y ,re et the sleeks whom ollitasy me Multi be defiesCl have the beam agessiet "sadist amid be masidered se hoes et the dill gispielmseis ewe ell* they mss, sad te raped thet they gag be trade& mese& liefig - ; bet it is to be eke* sodomise& that ais is ael le THE 1 XPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1849. give them soy claim to allowances of any kind to which they are not at present enti.led " PENINSULAS Mannut.--On the Ist lust, above 20,000 officers, non-commiseioned officers, and privates, survivors from the Peninsular Wer, had established their claims, and the medal, Sr. iv course of dutrihuti•m. Last week the brigade of Guards received theirs, but several months will elapse before the above samba ue all received by the elaiataate. MEDICAL. ROYAL Cou.sos or Straoscom.—Te following gentle men, haying nederfoine the nemeser7 examinations for the diploma, mete admitted members of the colleen on the 18th inst :—lllesen. W. Bendmeoe, Bath; N. 8. Wood, New Brantford, Middlesex ; S. 1' rtrifige, Dulestan ; C. A. Poole, Sloane-steeet ; B. Creiehton, Dahlia; U. D. Smith, Band wick; T. T. Franklend, Northelleetem ; T. C. Ilmett, Bats; F. G. 0 nt, Oltoorge WM& Westminster; T. L. Ridley, Nrwees/Is spew Tyne; and U. Wilms, Dublin. At the ease needs, of the en" Kr. J. B. /laminas pared hie ezassisiskiahr savalisigioa. SPORTING. HAMPTON MILITAIa RACES-FRIDAY. TSUI STASIS of 6 son. each, 2 ft, and 20 added ; 3 pa, 9st 101 b; bur, 10 . 5 81 b ; fi v e , list 21b ; six and aged, 11st 71b ; mares, die , sllowed 31bs; half-bred horses, 711 n ; winner to be sold for 90 son. One mile. (7 Baba) Offi.ers owners and Mr. tuna red Lady Tranele, 4 yrs (Mr. B L. Fox) 1 Mr. Chriatis lad Charlie, aged (Mr. Christie) Mr. G. 8. Foes Madrid, 4 yrs (Owner) 3 Ilr. Burnab)'s Jack o' Lantern, aged (owner), and Mr. Bvelyn's The Minx, 6 yrs (owner), abo started. PLATS of 30i., added to a sweepstakes of 10 sots. each, 6 ft, for ante horses, °stab weights. Two miles. (6 subs.) Mr. Rowley's Tit-bit, 6 yrs (Owner I Mr. Gambisr's Rio .k Doe, 4 yrs (Mr. Nebel Lord V. Fitzroy ad Merry Andrew, byre (Owner 3 Mr. S. L. Foi's Faith, 4 yrs (Yr.°. 8. L. F or 4 Mr. C. L. Foz's Namless, 3 yrs (Mr. C. L. Fox 5 Won by hilt • length Cvr of 601., for officers' horses • weights as for the Trial Stakes; the winner of the Trial Stakes 10lbs. extra. Three quarters rf a mile. Mr. Rowley's 6 yrs . (Mr. Reece) 1 Lord F. Fitzroy red Merry Andrew, I ?vs (OvVr) 1 Mr. Cambier's Black Doe, 4 yrs (Mr. Berkeley) 3 The following also started, but were net placed :—Mr. A-mytage ad Mogador, 6 yrs (Mr. C. Fon) ; Mr. Christie's Gesell*, aged (Ow n er ); Mr. Burnaby ad The Mangler, aged (Mr. 0. S. L. Fox); Mr. C. D. Mill's Thesis, aged (owner); and Mr. Barnaby's Woodcraft, 4 yrs (Triter), fell. The SCURRY &nun were won by Woodcraft, beating six others. TATTERSALLI3.-BAnatDAL Very little business was transacted, and the prices, with one or two exceptions, were the same as on Friday :-2 to 1 and 9to 4 taken about the Flying Dutchman ; 4 to 1 to s everal hundreds about Nuchykerk; 6 to 1 and 11 to 2 about Teapot; 7 to 1, in hundreds, about Chatterer, who was not much inquired after ; 1600 to 100 about Elthiroa ; 1000 to 20, four or five times, about the Old Fox ; and 1000 to s,4four times, about Sir G. Heatkcote's lot. Vanguard, the Knout, and Montague were friendless. Osterley and Do-the-Bays were scratched this afternoon. Only two mares were backed for the Oeks, , Clariosa and Sister to Arkwrigbt—the former at 6 to 1 and 11 to 2, and the latter for about 8001., at 7 to 1. LATEST BETTING—DERBY. 2to I aid Flyiog Dutchman 18 to 1 agst Vatican 4 to I Nunnykirk 20 to 1 Vanguard II to 2 Tadmor (t? „ 30 to 1 The Knout 8 to I Chatters . t freely) :o others mentioned. OAKS. It to 2 silt Minis (t) is to 1 apt Eva 6to 1 Slider to Arkwright 18 to 1 Lady Superior 13 to I Woodlark 30 to 1 Imperadd Neither Col. Peel's nor John Day's had arrived at Epsom last night. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—Fainey. DERBY. to 1 apt Fl3inr Dutchman (t I oto 1 apt The Uncut tree 23 1— Vatican 4Nttanyak (t) 30 1 Outeriey 1 Tedrow 35 1 Old Dan Tucker 7 1 Chatterer (t Bto 1) 40 1 Mootaroe liots Vanguad 50 1 The Oin Fox (t) 18-1 Elthiron 1000 —lO purl) . 6 to 1 &gat Gloom Okla (t) 7 to 1 apt Clarissa —1 Woodlark (t) I 9— I Escalade (t) 7 1 Midas to drkurktht 10 1 Lady Jeney anaa...aar, a • sto 2 apt Stebbing's lot I7to 1 apt Ebyloelt (t) 7 2 Inheritress (t) 8 1 Malaya (t) 7 to 2 Joe o' Got (t) 8 1 Sylvan (t) LIVERPOOL CCP. 6to 1 apt Ittep=chtlay Boy (t 10 to 1 apt Bylran (t) 7 to 1) 14 1 Tot.lusa (t) 6 1 Louyprou (t) EPSOM RACES. We subjoin an outline of the engagements for the ensuing menus, omitting the lengthy nominations for the Derby and Ohs ; in lieu of which we have added a list of the horns now at Epsom, or in the neighbourhood. - TUESDAY. The CHANSE STAMM of 10 son. each, for 3-yr old'', 6,t Sib; four, Bet 101 b; five 9st 41b; six and aged, 9st 101 b. The lmt mile and a quarter of the new Derby Course. Mr. P. Bob's b h Collingerood, 6 yrs ; Lord Exeter's eh h Sword. Mayer. 4 yrs ; Mr. Ford's eb b Telegraph. 4 yrs • Count Battbysny • s b e Leoldos.ll yrs; Sir G. Heatheote's bi c Black Eagle, 3 yrs. The WoonCoTi BroOsit of 10 son. each, into 100 son added ; 2.yr old colts Bst 61b; Allies, Set &b. If 20 subs, the second bone to receive 60 son. out of the stakes. T.Y.O. three-quarters of a mile. Mr. J. 8. Doe's b f The Ballet 014 Mr. 0. T. Bantry% b Virtue, Sir G. rot e's bf by Lmersest—Comems Mr. B. Mem% b e Calmar. Lord Chesterfield's f b Don Mut es er Lammas. G. Barton's b f Lady Oodles, Sfr Hooky% b f Mr. B. Grum% eh e Michael Brunton, Major Mart/Web f Bienasees, MeV b e The swede, Lord Ezeter'se by Tlte Proven eint of Gordon's TM Wren, Mr. Grantees s b f Cosolsob Mt. b f Maseaddle. Mr. Ewbank C l ark s Maeraely, Mr. 2.1. Caries Tbe Old Ittmeedore, Mr. E. I. bc by St. Pramis ent ef LiOt. Meg, Mr. 4 llbentis's b f The neeret, Lord ClMlse's Ls Bleu, Mr. Oringlesisinglon, Count Battbyany's Cartanno, Coma liatthynoy's Velseethen MANOR STANZA of 6 son. use, with 40 cove. died ; 3-yr eat, est ; soar, Sit flb ; Eve, Bet 121 b • six and aged, get Ilb ensues end oldie!. allowed Mb ; the wiener to be load ft 300 eve. • the second to receive back lie stake. Heats. the istaille end a quarter el the new Derby Gonne. Mr. Mlear'serClUes Bunny, S yes ; Mayor Pitt's h Lazybones. by Mile—losett%r; Mr. Harrbooll b Mtn Boras, aget ; Mr. Pettlheseh kaftan:slew% ants Bolmq 4 yrs ; Mr. Donn% b y re nem 4 yrs; Mr. Novln's eh f Dlomh 7 4i V ia. 1r. Cotsnlegb. ss uhrer Asth ;:irs Os- 1 0 ;Mr 0 . Ibtatbootesto • ORTON Mr. ANDO of 5 son. each, Zgi 30 eon. added ; yr olds, 6st 101 b ; four, Bst 41b ; five, Bet 91b ; six sad egall, net 121 b ; mares and geldings allowed 31 b ; the winner tole sold fee 160 son. Heats, the last mile and a quarter et the sew Derby Crave. Mr. Drtniudd s b f Mom, lyre ; Mr. Inn Day's bin Colorystlise, 4 yes; Mr. Formby's b m Grfee. 4 yrs Mr. Denten's t Sylvia, I yrs; Mr. Onskleeon's Minimum, 1 yrs ; Mr. Edwards's eb Boycott. 4 yrs; Mr. Minces br e Inerslon. 3 yrs: Mr. Destrs b or Lotli orm irranis, 4 yrs; Mr. noutlery's bee Conveyancer, 4 yrs; Mr. C. b g Bothers, aged; Mr. J. S. Douglas's b e Tam URN ard. 0 1 / MATCD, 200 son, three quarters of a mile. Mr. E. P. Clark's The 014 Oortimodore, by Lanereor, out of Jas. mine. Sot 7th , apt Mr. Ford's g Eunuch, let 41b. WEDNESDAY.—To start at half-past 2. DZIBT Swiss of 60 son. oath, h ft, for 3-yr olds; oohs, 84 71b; fillies, tlet 21b ; the owner of the second horse to receive 100 eon. out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 100 son towards the police regulations of the course ; 14 mile. (237 subs.) Caw" STAINS of 6 son. each, with 30 son. added. 3•lvolds. lit 101 b ; four, Sit 111 b ; fin, 9st 21b ; and aged, 9st 61b; rases and geldings allow ed Kb. The winner to be sold for 150 son. Tkera qsarten of a mila. Mr. Drinkald's beg Re f 3 Its ; Mr. Wares b sivskiww, 5 yrs ; Colonel Peel's be f Tv., 4 yrs CaMen Itleherdes bsa Lao, 4 yrs ; Mr. Formby's er at by Main, Mehme—Oommeals dam, 4 yrs ; Mr. Burgeon na Hind of the 4 yrs; Mr.Corew e s Pldkoopber, yrs ; Mr. Damon's b St. 3 yrs ; Mr. br h Mododor, yrs ; Mr. Destb's f Plebe* yrs t Mornsby's tßelihus, aged ; Mr. S. L. FlO. pm's. br f Pala. 4 yrs. BOSOM ISTAZIS of 5 son. each, with 30 son. added ;1 3-yr olds, 7st 101 b ; four, est Illb ; fin, flet ; six and aged, 9st 41b; mares sad geldings allowed Sib. The winner to be sold for 80 eon- Heats, half a mile. Mr. Drinkald's be Grief, t yrs; Mr. I. Day's it or 4 yrs; Sir C. B. Connell's b f Kennett, 3 yes; Chagos al t= m Lasdrall, 4 yrs' Mr. Joinesb Miss Plowe r, yrs; Mr. lohtl b Gabbier, yrs; ter. , Bes in Hind of tho 1= yes; Mr. Dayson'sb ft. Oswald lyre; Mr. Greville's b f I yr& THURSDAY. EPSON FOVIL-TLUI•OLD STANZA of 60 son. seek, Ii ft; colts, Set Illb ; fillMs, Bst Mb. The new Derby seams. Mr J. Hawley's Cantina, Mr. 8089 b e Comet, Mr. We7b b e The Cteguerer, Lard BzWees a Totem, Lord Exeter's e mmthm, Mr. Mynas's Cracow. DUBDABI STANZA of 10 son. each, 5 ft if datistaly tea o'ffeek oa the night Won running, with 60 son. a ide d{ 3-yr-olds, Set 101 b ; foe:, 848 121 b ; Ave 911 Bib; six and sged, 9st 101 b ; winners twice in Men carry elb. Aai dries, 51b extra ; winners twine la 1848 and ease ia lea le carry Sib extra ; wieners thrice is 1848 sad one la 1111111 ferry 71b gams ; maiden kar-year-olds sad upwards, mad harem wbieh shall have ran in ja r en am the day of the Derby, allowed Mb. ; mares sad a llowed Mb; hones matured to be sold, U demanded, te., 600 errs., allowed 31b ; for 300 eon, 9lb ; for 200 eon 121 b ; 160 son., ; sad ka 100 son., 2111 s over mid above ether snow man ; the mead bane to receive back ids stake ; the Let mile sad a quarter of the new Derby Oman Mr. Driakald's b e Chtsf. t yrs (VOL) ; Mr C. E. Cosbirses b Thibeult, t yrs (1101.) ; Mr. Formby% be by Ifoloy Mokoh—Gus sion'sdons. 4 yrs (MO ; Mr. Smart f flower. $ Mr. Dorrien's eh f Byte* 3 yrs (13111.) ; Mr. Dawsze's bre 4 yrs VA ; Mr. on's bh at Oswald. 5 yze (13014 3 6 . 2 1 r at Ml's Lift, 1/ yrs (1001.); Mr. Cowper's b *Tie • gat ) ; Mr. OreeMe's b f Pious,. me (lOW ) • Mr. 4 yrs (1, o tek u i t Mr. B. L. Pm, Jon.% alt e 4 (1101.); . _JAL s b o Non" II yrs (10014 ; Mr. b • Cloollonnosel. 4 yrs ( GZAND STAND PLAT. of 200 ema is nee* added to a =sweepstakes of 25 son. emi t 16 ft, and may i it as.; the seem& bans le wostwe 60 son out albs slam, sad lbe Mat 26 ens; ofDOMwiwaseb, at dem Oa Obarlia Oapar lona Stakes la 71 bob, 111 b wan. Goat Nalvapolitaa Mika Cams, Tavo l a.. qvuatlt Mies es sheet as thsliffimarthalr. waksedbes. We. Man Pm Peat Deca, wag, ISM; Mr. IL Milts as .. yrs. Mac Mr 1.11.10ra Cyska, pa. Ist lb; lad agslk; pee r Wes 4 414 . ,4 a7114;1 i tr. 4 ..; Ati T a t ab il Lireg m Kr. I. B. Cierftsitirrigur 4111; 31r. raTess rat Xs J. 71V. b laassust, Onaimis. yr,. Ist I.kodar, 3 yra, Sot gib; Wt. F.. Pea% Id:. Boy s 3 re, fat 51b. The rest having declared forfeit gay b goes. nob. FRIDAY. Oaxs STAnts of 60 sou. each, h ft for 3.yr.01d fillies, 7.b each ; the owner of the second filly to receive 100 a as. out of the rakes, and the winner to pay 100 soya, towards the police regulatiou of the warm. Mile and.a-half. (172 subs.) Mammas' PLAT* of 60 sou • 3 yr-olds, Sit 71b ; four, Set ; five, fist 3t ; six and agi:cl, Pat 21b ; mares and geld ings allowed 31b ; the winner to be sold tor fOO son. En trance 1 sov., to go to the second horse. Great Metropolitan Stakes Course, two miles and a quarter. To start at the winning chair. Mr. Drlsksld's b f Pillage, 3 yrs ; Mr. Deintald's b e Banter.ls coupe, 3 yrs; Mr. Drbiluild's be Otied, yrs; Mr. Webb?'s br f Cbele, 4 yrs; Mr. Minor's b f Mho Snowy, 3 yrs; Mr. b Lath d. 4 yrs; Captain Archdalrs bee Bauder, 3 yrs; Mr. Dorrhat's eh f Sylvia, 3 yrs; Mr. Barriers's b m Mho BUM. sand; Mr. Smith's e n b o f er t . oreleee, 4 yrs; Mr. !strikes eh by IsztinChnedewit, dam by 4 yrs (11 b) • Mr. Dstesea's be e Debalter, 4 yrs; Mr. Dew 's bee Reeerelds. ; Mr. Hannah's eh by woe h. dam by C a l a dishd or Cain aged; Mr. Nevis's b h Wridfatrinit. • Ire; Mr. ()m -ollies b o tatty, 3 yrs; Mr. Peyse's d e Illadtmek. s yrs; Mr. Wil- Ilmes's eh la Resellnds, b Tn; Mr. boa's b 'roma Rattan, Ists Itossentor, sged ; 0, Remboote's bra Madam, 3 yrs; Mr. Sonthby's be Conveysnesr, 4 yrs. ARRIVALS. plait Bonn.—Mr. Jaques's Chaatrey, Mr. H. Hill's Seery of Easter, Sir C. Monek'e Vanguard. Lord Stanley's Urisl, Lord Strathmore's Sir Leuccelot, Mr. Pointy's Old Du Tucker, Mr. Watts's Chatterer, Mr. Godwin's Holtspnr, Mr. Payne's Oltnlyon, Mr. Frao's Premier, Lord Eglinton's TM Flying Dutchman, Lord Chesterfield ' s Drskelow, Lord Master's Glenahon Mr. Burghe's Mr Coronation eut of Seavenance. Mr. D'isney's Montapue, . Drinkald's Sauter hi Coupe, Mr. Bation's Atni•el-Kader, Lord Clifden's Honey womb, Mr. A. Nichol's Nunnykirk, Mr Bowes's The Knout, Lard Stan'ey's Sr trishaw, Lord Stanl's Roulade, Lord ikathutore's The Seraph, Mr Pedley's Langton. Mr. Wre fcrd's West Country Loss, Sir J. Hawley's Vatican, Mr. Meiklam's Snowstorm. Mr. Fray's Due de Brabant, Sir O. Cockerell's Thibault, Lord Eglinton's Eithiren, Col. Peon Tadmor, Mr. Gratwicke's Lsadgrave, Count Babying% Lapidus, Count Bethyany'sNewmarket, Mr. Treen's Shaer, Duke of Rutland's e out of Flambeau's dam, Mr. C. Hornsby's The Old Fox, Sir G. Heatlicote's Normaaton, Sir 0 Heatboote's Companion, Sir G. Heatheote's Durdar.s (the Nannette colt), Mr. Othaldeston's Minimum (Martiopale eolt), Mr. Nicholl's Woolwich, Mr. E. Pure Idle Boy, Mr. B. Orion'. Westow, Mr. B. Ore en's Lady Superior. Of the above it is not supposed that ore than eighteen CT twenty will start. They may be selec m ted from the follow ing :—Nunnykirk, Chantrey, The Knout, Henry of Exeter, Vantruard, Chatterer, Tadmor, Lord Egliston's two, Old Dan Tucker. Vatican, Honeycomb, Landgrave, Monteguo, Drakeleier, Hotspur, 'The Old Fox, Thibault, Woolwich, Westow. and Abd-el-Kader, Companion (brother to Cam wen), Langton a out of Flambeau's dem. Ow Fuxin —Lord Stanley's Escalade, Lord Strath more's Second Sight, Mr. Wreford's Woodlrk, Mr. Wee ford's Wed Country Lass, Mr. Cuthbert's Emma Donna, Mr. Pedley's Mystille, Mr. Wreford's Wet-nurse, Mr. Whitwoeth`s Lady Jersey, Mr. F. Clarke's Lady Trypbao, Mr. Chenille's Chrism, Mr. Greville's Damson, Lord Ches. terfield's Sister to Arkwright, Duke of Richmond's High land Flirg, Lord Strothmore's Eva, Mr. Nevine's Diana, Mr. Minor's Mi's Bonney, Mr. Grevillt's Paquits, Mr. Pane's Glance, Lord Exeter's Gnu, Mr. Ford's Fuooo, Mr. Death's Plebeia, Mr. B. Green's Lady Superior, Mr. Bell's Imperatrix. It is not expected that above 15 cr 16, at the outside, will show ; the probability is that the field will be entail. Fos Masa &fangs —Lod fitan*ey's Circus, Mr. Pedley's Cockermouth, Mr. E. R. Clack's Old Commodore, Lord Eglinton's Eagle's Plume, Lord Exeter's Swordplayer, Mr. Gratwicke's Countess, Major PMrs Lazybomes, s Mill Lark ildr. Ford's Telegraph, Mr. Burgess's Tp, V. Jenkins', away, Count Bathyany's Caatenero, Capt. Archdall's Rose Compton, Major Martyn's The Swede4Lord Clifden's Wa.l Dols, Sir G. Heathcote's fby Lunercoet out of Counter, ' G. Heatheette's o by Lanereost out of Countess , Mr. Comet, Lord Bateman's Goodwood, Col. Peel's The Adml ral, Sir G. Heathoota's Black Eagle, Mr. Harrison's Miss Burns, Mr. Day's Colocynthos, Mr. Formby's Grist, Mr. Dorrien's Sylvia, Mr. Southby's Conveyancer, Mr. Douglas's Tom Tough, Mr. Douglas's Nelson, Capt. Richards' Land. veil, Mr. 14. L. Fox's Fsith, Mr. James's Miss Flower, Mr. R. King's Self-defence, Ur. R. Griffith's Lady Lift, Mr. thephenson's Letitat, Mr. Webb's Cybele, Mr. Smith's Lovelace, Mr. Nevin's Fiddlestring, Mr Warren's Yolks, Mr. Williams's Remands, Mr. Bell's Young Robin, Mr. Carew's Philosopher, Sir J. B Mills's Cymbe, Mr. B. R. Clark's Atpheie, Lord Chesterfiel d 's Lampoon (1111 y), Duke of Richmond's Plouphboy, Hon. S. Herbert's Teals, Mr. Ford's Eunuch, Mr. °wineries Doft-arais, Mr. Burgess's Hind of the Forest, Count Batbyany's Vslentins, Mr. Ma. genii's Secret, Mr. Death's Nectar, Mr. Death's Antagonist, Lord Clifden's Le Beau, Mr. B. Green's Michael Brunton, Col. Peel's Toffee% Mr . Bolt's Collingwood, Mr. Dawson'a Defaulter, Mr. Dawson's St. Oswald, Mr. Pettifer's Martin CheUewit (filly), Mr. Curper's The Miner, Mr. Dayrson's Reversions, Mr.Zmth's Lady Frances, Mr. Formby's Maley Moloch (mare), Mr. Bull's *wader, Sir C. Cockerell's Kennet, Mir. Pies's Gabble, Mr. Douglas's Sam Hord, Mr. S. L. Fox's Madrid, Mr. Drinkal's Resolution, Mr. Drink ald's Grief, Mr. Drinkald's Pillage, Mr. Greville's Puffy, Mr. Payne's Bleckeock, Mr. Hirply's Chorister. Altogether there cannot be less than 160 or 200 horses in the neigh bourhood. The announcements for the week are the same as lot year. Special trains will ran at abort intervals daily, both on the Brighton and South-Western lines, and ample pre prations have been made to prevent confusion and delay. The large room at the King's Head, Epsom, to which Mr. Lumley has shifted his quarters, will be opened as a betting room during the meeting free of charge ; Mr. Lumley will also have charge of the refreshment rooms at the Grand Stand. The noes will commence at two o'clock precisely on Tuesday and Thursday, and at baffled two on the other groat days. The Derby, as usual, will be the first run on Wednesday. The hones engaged to run will be allowed to walk in Sir Gilbert Heathoote's paddock, immediately con ' *pious to the pull-up, and a flag will be shown from the Grand Stand when the course as clear, as a signal for them ~a s to be brought into the course to be saddled in front of the j r . Wand. The coarse when we left It on Saturday night was ws admitted by the trainers to be in excellent condition ; from rbe the great care bestowed upon it since the disastrous Spring Ott- Meeting, and the late rains, it could scarcely be otherwise. Mr• The meeting will be under the general man a g ement of Mr. Y' s H. Dorling, Mr. Clark officiating as judge, Mr. Hibbuid as . 3. yr starter, and Mr. Manning as clerk of the scales. ------- THE POLICE COURTS. telahitanws. , BRIM). Aill•IILT Xi • MAX UPON EIS WIPE.—TV. Phillips, a shoemaker, midis" at 11, Kingsgate-street, Hol born, was charged by R a chel Phillips, his - wife, with having committed a brutal assault upon her, by which her life was placed in danger. _The promestrix was supported into oourt saturated with blood, and in a weakly state, with her head bound up, and marks of severe violence on her person. She wee allowed a mat, and with great difficulty she gave her evidence. It appeared from her statement that she had been married to the prisoner two years aro) a half, during which period she had been subjected to the most brutal and inhuman treatment from him, in consequence of his jealous disposi tion. He was in the habit of quarrelling with and ill-treat ing her on most trivial points, and without the least provoca tion. and on more than one occasion she had narrowly eeeped with her life. A few weeks ago he maltreated her, and broke her arm, when she was taken to the hoe. pital. That morning (Saturday) she was going to market, when the prisoner said she was about to look after her man. She remonstrated with him, when he got into a passion, beat her in a cruel Malin, and belaboured her with a large stick until she was perfectly disabled. She called out " Murder, " whereupon he aimed a mom desperate blow at her head , when she bonze quits insensible, end she knew no more until she found herself in the hospital in Gray's inn-road, where she was restored to her senses and her wounds were dressed. She added that her body w;s covered with bruises. Graynnark, No. 8, E division, deposed that, on Saturday sondes, at half-past eleven o'clock, he was in Holborn, when a number of poems were running in great confusion and excitement, saying, that a man had murdered his wife, end requesting him to go to Kinpgabestreet. He proceeded thither with another constable, and on entering the house they found the prosecntrix n early insessible, and bleeding profusely. The prisoner was ill-using her. Witness rendered his amain" and asked the wife if she would charge the prisoner. She replied faintly that eke would, on which the prisoner seised on a shoe maker's hammer, and exclaimed, with an oath, " Then I I will settle the bosineso" He was about to make a blow at the ogicer's heal, but his arm was seised, and he was taken into custody. He fought, kicked, sad resisted mat deeps. Maly, and it required six policemen to take him to the sta tion-house. Mr. Tyrwlsitt asked the prisoner what he had to say to such unmanly sad brutal conduct towards his wife. The prisoner said she was in the habit o o x f o rtting intoxi cated and pledging his property. The wifepositively denied this. Mr. 'Tyrwhltt asW Mr. Davies a l er in the same house, if there was any truth in the stateme nt as to her get ting intoxicated. Kr. Davies said be wee saw her under the influence od 'knee since he knew her, but she was grossly ill-used. 'Mr. Tyrwhits directed that ohs should be taken beck to the hospital, and he should remand the prisoner for a week, until the poor woman's fate could be made known. MARLBOHOUGH.STREBT. Resnais BY • Faxtui SIBTAXT.—ATTEWILD SUP- Darraocuoit.—Emaba Harvey was brought up for final examination, charged with having stolen a gold watch, the property of Kr. Newman, consul at Nantes ; end also a gold pin, the property of her mistress, Emma Mi ll ard, of No. 8, Lower JlMMilltillet. It appeared that the prisoner had bee. for about four weeks servant stile. 8, Lower James-street. Oa Tuesday beat Mr. New iron out of town, leaving his gold watch he hie ersolmeells. On his return the watch was sensed, sod sloths Omer. On further earth several ether aril. d=feeZ e were meertained to have been atolls. In. of robbery and the sheens" of the prima was given 110 C r le i g L the next day, about 1 o'slock, City in soneequeses iehreesties c u r s e., peseseded to Ha 4, liserte'rehee, where %km up her it eiter t w e eeis impaired the plena bed mperary sheds The e ns west Is the seemed flew - beak roes, and husked for ei siteinee, bet wee male to abide it. Beeries a greet Woo at the beet of the boos hewed round to the ser i es* Mod est the mimedbe *ewes bassi( est of the wh ew, nil vie Iyhts es less hmlt. leoesdhis ea the los is the pet. Tie - oesselge took the pelmet to the sesihksheme ebe wee h enteredth at to sesdeelbeee deem% &awl wee the le abettor Asa. The eisstable • og ' fasten' d ith a go'd pin, which he took possession of, and, on showing it to /dim billiard, it turned out that the pin had been stolen, but int missed until that moment. In eons,- quern:* of the owner of the watch having to attend to his official duties in France, it was found impracticable to make ..vat the case against the prisoner. The second charge for stealing the gold pin was then gene into, and, as the evi dence was complete, the prisoner, who appeared to have re covered from the effects of her fan, was fully committed for triaL RICHMOND. Tan Ro AT Kaw Cittawn.—George TiThey, John Stawden, W. Hatt, and James Wye, who stood charged with stealing a chest, containing the parish rewords, in the year 1845, were again placed at the bar, and additiossi evi dence having been given, Mr. Panty., the magistrate, de cided upon committing Standen h e trial. W y e and Hart were discharged, and Tilbey was ordered to find bail in 1001. to answer for his appearance at the trial, and to remain in custody until bail was found. RAILWAY MEETINGS. BIRKENHEAD, LANCACTI ONSHIRE, AND CHESHIRE JUN. Oa Saturday, at 1 o'clock, a special meeting of the share holders in this company was held at the Town. hall, Birken head, Alderman lasers BAN caorr, the head of the direction, is the chair. There would, according to the advertisement, be submitted to the meeting two bills ; first, • bill for autho rising the Biikenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Railway Company to abandon part of their line, to form a new line to join the London and North Western Railway, to altar the mode of constructing part of their works, and to alter their tolls, and for other purposes ; and, secondly, a bid to enable the Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junc tion Railway Company to sell or lease their undertaking to the London and North Western, the Cheater and Holyhead, or the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway Companies. There was by no means so large an attendance of proprietors as we have seen on previous occasions. The meeting having been opened with the usual formalities, Mr. J. B. LLOYD, solicitor, read the marginal explana tions of the clauses of the first bill. Powers were taken to abandon the proposed line to Stockport ; to altar the levels of a portion of the Chester brat ch ; for reducing the capital from 2,550,0001. to 1,902,0001.; and for making a line from Heaton to Webby. Tee CHAIRMAN would move that the meeting, after a full conversation on the various matters should be adjourned for a fortnight, to afford the b oard and other parties time to review their position and de eds upon the course which ought to be taken under the altered circumstances of the company. The present arrangement in the bill was that the works should be limited to Walton, two and • half miles farther on than had been before proposed end there form a junction with the London and Noith Western line ; and he might state that the board had on the table an agreement with the London and North Western Company for running of their own traffic on that line to Manchester on terms which he thought the proprietors would consider advantageous. (Applause.) He would now say a word se to the abandonment of the line from Walton to Stockport. The ground taken by their or ponents to this portion of the scheme was, that the amal gamated company having taken powers to make a line from Birkenhead and Chester to Stockport, was bound, having entered into a contract with the public, and especially that portion having large interests at Birkenhead, to complete the whole scheme, although it might involve a mortar) of their property, and although there might not be the prospect of a single penny in the shape of dividend (Hear, hear.) The Birkenhead Dock trustees had secured the in sertion of • clause, that if at the end of two yews the line was not completed from Hooton to Helsby the company should be required to carry goods from Manchester beyond lielsby . without charging more tell upon them (although they might be carried seven or eight miles further round), than if the line lad been completed from Chester as originally proposed. The Chairman concluded by moving that (after discussion on the various points) the meeting should be adjourned to Saturday, the 2nd June next. Mr. BROWN. banker, of Olasg re, seconded the motion. Mr. H. WINCH moved as an amendment, "That, inasmuch as the bill as at present framed would operate most unjustly, and would seriously injure and prejudice the rights of one class of shareholders in the company, and would also materially affect and be preju denial to the' undertaking of the company, this bill be not approved of, and that there be introduced into it clauses for reducing the nominal amount of the 311. shares ; for the adequate representation of the proprietors of the 311. shares at the board ; and to prevent the application of money raised from 311. shares to the purposes of the Cheater and Birkenhead Acts." Mr. WEBSTER, barrister, seconded the amendment. Mr. EVERILL moved • recommendation to the directors to make the 101. call in four instalments. This was seconded by a shareholder from Warrington; but Mr. Townsend said that the meeting being special, such a motion could not be entertained. Mr. WEBSTER thought that by reducing the 311. shares to 201. the board would obtain more money from the call. The CHAIRMAN remarked that amidst the varied sug gestions made, the proposition he had thrown out for an equitable reduction of the capital had met with no objection. He thought, in respect to original allottees, who bad paid up to the present time, but could pay no longer, that a discrethen to release them should be lodged in the board, and he would be glad if they could be allowed to go out on such terms as were originally proposed. A clause to this effect was put in the bill, but struck out on the opposition of the learned counsel present (Mr. Webster). _ In answer to a question, the CHAIRMAN remarked that, with the adjustment of estpital he proposed theshares would be reduced to 241. 16s. ; the 271. 10s. shares to and the 221. shares to 171. 10s. The motion for adjournment was then put as an amend must to Mr. Winch's motion, and carried by a large majority, seven hands only being held up against it. MONMOUTH/MRS.—The Half-yearly Meeting of the pro prietors was held at Newport on Wednesday, Mr. R. Bloke more, M.P., in the chair. The report stated that the ►lte. rations and improvements in the Western Valley line, would be completed by August next, estimable the company to perform with efficiency the carrying service of the district. Daring the last half year there had been a satisfactory in crease in mune:ion with the merchandise revenue. There had been marled during this period 111,705 tons of iron, and 25,679 tons of coal and general merchandise. The total re venue had been 21,0001., sad the expenditure for the half year, to 31st March last, was 6,2661. The chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, said that sells, amounting to a large sum, had been made, and that 5,0001. due on them only remained in arrow. A. dividend of 21. 10s. per share was declared for the halt year, and resolutions were patted, empowering the directors to raise 112,0001. by the creation of new shares. PUBLIC BALL MAT 19.—8 y Marry. PAGE and ATKINSON, at their rooms, Moorgateostreet. The °affright of the Saterisf newspaper wee submitted to public smation, but was bought in at 1,0401. SHIPPING INTSLLIGENCH. i at: Owitipollials, a$ . Milpitas gazette; Mil • LIDS% IW.I CASUALTIES. -- - Bolton, front Singapore, is working up the river to-day ran foul of a barque at anchor. The barque sustained little damage, and proceeded on her voyage, but the Bolton car ried away her ,m izen- mane, wheel, and otherwise damaged.—Gravesend. May 19. Duchess of Buccleugh, Robertson, from Shields to Calcutta, got upon the Long Sand yesterday, and is become a wreck, se reported in yesterday's paper. Mr. Robertson and crew still remain by her, endeavouring to save u much u possible of the stores tad materials, a portion of which have been brought in hare, consisting of casks of bread, bepork, cues of wine;sails, rigging , &c.—Margate, 8. John Grey, brig, of Stockton, from the Mediterranean, in being towed into the harbour, got upon the Middle Ground, and remaiss. Several steamers attempted to get her off this tide (12 o'clock), but without effect. She b lying in an awkward position, her bow being deep in the water.—Shields, May 18. Trewartha, Herrin, from Rotterdam for Liverpool, put in with cargo ehifted.—Brizham, May 17. DUE. LERIVCD, Cmrsof-a-at Deal, May 18, from -. Cotxrras or Mn.ros -at Bristol., May 19, bow Walnut .....___ 1112arnins DaantuGwer-at Cork, May 16, tram .....annnanis • Doicaa- tram .. at Pahnooth, May 11, .. . Dam-at Gravesend, May 20, from ..... -............-...f...t.= DISDISIONA- at Gravesaid, May 19, from Miami DANIAL-at Grayearald, May 19, from. Tama iike DAVID Oamer-at flork. May 77, Akerakis Euu-at Cork, May 17, from Callas Element:as -et Gravesend, May_l9, nom Mem EAST ANOLIAII-st Gravesend, May 19, ham Manzi*. -•-. en-at Gravesend, May SO, tram OWl6 -4 . May " 20, Fuss boss.-at Oniverena, ..Ay 20, from b y te Biz/ism-at Gravesend, May 20, from 1707 Mallar EURITA-at Cork, Mayl7, from Mad. Maw, ID SAwLs-at Falmouth. Nay 17. from Cialma Esionasr-off Portland, May 18, from tl` Bursa Lionnuir-off Caps Clow, May 14, from ..... ....Nmeths Brasov-weft-at Cork, May 17, from Gina ED. KIMIDY-OL COA, MaT 17, 710 M. Akilaili g FAcros-at Hull, May 17, from Off{ reassess-at Gravesend, Nay 20, from Akins PO3I/11110 Seamy-at Gravesend, May 19, frun.......,„........ie k PATOVA/YR-at Graveseud, May IS. hom Clio, I CALOO-at &snood, May 19, from JIMIMA , OrrAisa --at Gravesend, May 19, from dim Casual. Bosoms-at Grvesend, May 19, from %dad 601DVIN-at Liverpsol, May 19, from Am Or Gnomons-at Cork, May 16, tram New Talk Gessr-at Cork, May 17, from 0 1 1.1:11Milinn ClaArros-at Falmouth, May 17, from .Ohns Hasurs-at Cork, Mayl7, fr0m....-,---- , •• liver Oink Haman-at Cork, May 17, from Alszusid, Hobs-at Cork, May 17. from 'him. fICLINA CAINIZRIII-4L Falmouth, May 17, hem....„ Ami g o, Hew -at Shields, May 18, from Una HAssow-at Gmvemend, May 19, from .Hantor t buswur Haters -at Gravesend, Mal 111. from I. DR 111Aro-at Gravesend. Ma, 70 , _ _ ,-•••ffam ••• ..... -....natenoi d ' 676" lausnea-off Portland, May V, for lortaimm IDs-at Cork, May 17, 112 , m Bate Jaws , Lmrs-at Cork,Z7. from Alexandria JOlll BAIRN-at Gravest. May 19 k ham Inks Jamie Maw-at Ora May 1 from Inhom KINO/011alt-at Gravesend, May 19, hum Xesiel Locswoons-at Liverpool, May 19, from Meknes LADY F. ILISTINGS- at Liverpool, May 19, from .... -.Mails Loot Lososo-at Liverpool, May 19, from Watts LANINIA-at Gravesend, May 20, from .-..- ........... LORD REDIIOALt -at Gravesend. May 20, from Puns Mates-at LOOrpOOL May 19, from While MalllA Musa-at Liverpool, Nay 19, from Liaise MAIM CHRISTINA-IL Gravesend. May 19, from Keay MAsowurr Porres- at Gra May 19, from Odeon Mexico-at Gravesend, May 20. f rom Mend Maar F.uxAsers- at Bristol, May 19, from ... Gallipoli Mwurosovon-at Gravesend, May 19, from amain Maar Ass-at Graversend, May 19, from 0 9 0 1% MAXTWA ELLIN-at Gravesend, May 18, from. iimalbs MARTHA SaAucacus-ai Graveend, May 18, from Dm= llUawnta-at Cowes. May 18, frra MAID Or Ears-at Falmouth. May 17, from affil[ Moswosso-at Cork, May 17, from Vlam New ZEALAND-at Cowes, May 18, from Akyds INACTItri-at Gravesend, May 20 . , from Palmas New MAsswaxr- at Gravesend, May 20, from China Nwito-at Gravesend, May 19. from ......-...- Alexandria OsAcry-at Gravesend, May 19, from. M. CLCII Omura-at Cotk, May 17, from Thrall' Passer--off Bristol, May 19. from -.. , ..... ......„ .... , Paper Panama/vs-at Liverpool, May 19, hom - VMPonin Peron-at Liverpool, May 19, from Dow PROMPIII-111 Hull, key 17, from Taken!, PasoO GasersurmLat Mumble", May 17, from lit. Jade do ois PATHMIDRIR-off Cape Clear, May 14, from .Barze ti t i c Pwscs-at Gravesend, Mayl9, from. Queue--at Penance, May 1 7 , from lrked. RICHARD annex-at Cork, May 17, tram Ohms Roves-at Cork. May IT, from Gains Bowers-at Shields, May 17, from B. D. froxrukaD-at Liverpool, Mar 19, from .Hew Rwourners-at Liverpool. May 19, from. RILIERYZ-at Gravesend, May 19, from knobs Sneak -at Gravesend, May 18, from Brow Sr. Asst-at Gravesend, May 19. from • Trisideil BARAD MARIA Ass-st Gravesend, May 19, from. lestaa !MAYAN* &MIA- at Gravesend. May 19, from. Movadme Barer JACK-off Brietol, May 20, from Gams BOLIDE-AL Gravennd, May 20, from - - . 3 . 1078 Scoria-st Gravesend, May 19, from SALISBURY-at Cowes, May 18, from Svars-at Cowes, May 18, from Svourstre-off Beschy Head, May 16, from . Smear-at Cork, May 17, from) Swat -at Uveroool, Mar 19, from 8. s ... es-at Liverpool, May 19, fr0m............- ...... ......lhommob SAsuwien-at Liverpool, May 19, from Akermatria Taos. Was:my-at Cork. May 17, from Sow Odom Taos. AND Joerru-at Falmouth, Mayl7. from .Oise Taos. DICILOON -at Hull. May 18, from) Nov Odom Tworess-at Falmouth, May 17 , from .11madmi TormsAult-at Gravesend, May 20, from Usros-at Hull, May 18, from = VICTORIA-a Bristol, May 17, from ltoMmi VALCARALIO--41L L!TerpODI, May 19, from Tandem VANDALI4-.111. Liverpool, Ma 19, from AlModimila Vino-at Gravesend, May 1l from Parma Wiss-at Gravesend, May 19, from ... WOODLARK-at Gravesend, May 19, from 8 4= WitarroA-at Gravesend, MaylB, from Buenos Ayres WOOLAINOTON-at Gravesend, May IS, from Alexandria WAVa-at Gravesend, May 19, from Medembhl WILLIAN--off Deal. May 18, from. Lisboa WILIORPORCA-at Falmouth, May 17, from Newcastle WitintausA-st Cork, May 17 ham Alaxandria YANDEV -at Gravesend, May it from. Mewing Y/111411-at Gravesend, May 19, 'from ... Monte Video -- •NIETRYFILL Cork, May 17, from .... Leghorn MM.lug Harms Oissita Alima& .Ptiusbar .ftwOriss ARRIVED. 11 !!. Ws" AGINCOMT-11t Grittier , ' May la, tram. • avautot-at Liverpool, May 19, from ARIADVI—at ravesend May 19, from haa. Carro G m , u-at Gramma, May 30, from hams.-at taravemod. May May 20, hot ALvorrow-st Graversed, 30, tram immure a-st Grawmad, May 20, tram Moo -at WM. May 16, from Lens Marra Yaouth, May 17, from ADA-et Falmouth, May 17, tram ALTIIIO-at Falmouth, May 17, tram ---.4...— ANDRO-M Falmovith. May 19, ham .Bolds Aloolll.ll—at Cart, May 17, from - - Oriffila Aga-at Muylarlind t Deal, is Msi 111, fram: . ..... . .l3owaltm D en Aam = Cork, May 17; tram-- Wats Den= Oal-at Nos, May 16, ham. - Kam Car -at Torbay, May 17, ham *mit = Na.arram-at CleamMeri, May IS, tram Marearerta Barraorlisematm-at Oramersd, May 19, hom AlszawMl6 BILIGAMF-111111mem4 May 19, from. Ootemberg Boas!-at t'.E May 19, tram Bourn-atMayl6, tr0m.......... .............. NM= Cowurz-at May 16, from thboalla Culormsait igsv Ons=l 6 ll. y aW9 l6s fecan .Dmwerera OUwooaa-.1016076 Comer-ut Peemeralb, May 19, tram Melaka Carovese-at Gramm" May 19, from Yds Cam- 4t Oramered. May 19, from Trldied Curama-at Grameml. Nay 10, tramAlsealeldi Cauarrima-at Lhamsol . May 110, tram .New Odom Camoros-at Limp* May 0, from 9lOO OMMILV—at Palmilli. May 17, a torm. Ommaaa- at HaM, May M, trm CMCAMIRMI—at Partmeuth, May 16, 770 76 Commacw-at Padmiouth. May la, from Cuomo:um-at Oak, May 17. mom Cumwir-at Or% Ma fir from .......... Calcutta OW Cosa 0 , 1 ° 2 ................ ! Talmo SAILED. Bahia Wet Aretuss--from Cork, May 17, to Ammts—from Liverpool, May 19, to .... Br.sa. Heart—from Gravesend, May 19, to Conout—hoes Bellied, May 17. to Gmoust—troen poses,. May 18. to Geomerrie—from llsrt , kpool, May 17, to Comoro —from Shields, May It, to Cunt Paczor—from Cork, May 17, to Ca uma—tran Gravesend, May SO, to Petersburg Como Atmore—from Gravesend, May 19, to Gems Onoronont—from Gravesend, May 19, to Jambs MMAPE— from Sunderland, May 17, to Atabempi Mniiii—from Liverpool, May 19, to .11a1opa lboorrn Stows—from Gravesend, May 19, to Blip Peas MADE—from Gravesend, May 20, to ..., . 11 = !Moo ?pH—from Cork, May 17, to lire oasstr—from Cork, May 17, too lA = Faivnitenfr—from Dublin, May 17, to FtErrwoon—treen Greenock, May 17. to Munitim thormove—from *Sunderland, May 17, to SIM= GOVa. AFARLZ—from Gravesend, May SO, to Norway Govo. 'Dosaw —from Gravesend, May 19, t 0... ... ......... Li 11 verpml Minta—ham Liverpool, May 19, to Malaga MlZALD—front Greenock, May 17, to Yew York lommosts—from Gravesend, May 20, teg.............. ............ Naples Jame—from Cork, May 17, to Jamaica Lam Mit:MN—from Dublin, May IT, to New Tort Lvcr Wanner—from Cork, May 17, to London Miscatui—from Gravesend, May 19, to Malta MALIANNO—from Serest, May IS, to ... New York MART ANN—front Shields, May 18, to Qmohagen MITHIDALE—from hull, May IS, to - kelongd —..— Nitt--from Liverpool, May 19, to.. ORBONA—from Greenock, Id ly 17, . .._ ..__ - Maim Limbs Limerick to _ Slieldti, May It, to PILOT--ftool Torbay, May 17, to Pumas Acta—from Dublin, May IS, 182 Scow—from Brifltol, May 20, to RESOLUTZ—from Torbay, May 18, to Bcoria—trom Liverpool, May 19, to BAucr JAcu—from Cook, May 17, to Satan—from Grasciend, May 20, to liwirr—from Torbay, May 18, to , rmeLrroir—from Cowea, May 18, to May Pl k to Oeylon Ilumuma—from FalmMith, May I°, 1190. novoB°9—from Hull, Ma 18, t 0.... u. Tmoustu—from Gravesend, May 19. to .. I.lismarona—from Gramm°, May 19, to . Outharee New Tort Aerhangel Bean BIWA li. " P= "... ar . ....... Ns. Tat West loft VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ATLIANCY, from Bristol for the Cape of Good Gape, April 11,1 at. 2 N., lon. 20: ALBS= AND EDWARD, lat. 46.23 N., lon. 9.28 W. ADA, from Lonion, Mav 15, out 7 days, off Soundings. Macro (schooner), of Jersey from Monteo Video, out 60 days, April 30, lat. 37.39 N., lon. 33.36 W. ' • all well Anirnita (ship), from London far Calcutta, April 15, tat. 0.11 N. lon. 21 27 W. ERASMUS, of Waterford, off Cape Matapan. BLAND, April 13, lat. 11 S., lon. 23 W. Bursa, from Sunderland for St. John's, May 8, let. 43, lon. M. CALDSW, from London for Australis, lat. 37 8., ton. 4 W. Came, from Liverpool for the East Indies, oat 30 days, April 9,10. N„ km. 21 W. EsTRAPILISZ, from Liverpool for Bahia, May 9, lat. 43 N.,10n. 15 W. Pinutor, from Rio Grande, May 7, lat. 33 N., 36 W. Fox, hound to St. John's, Newfoundland, May 41.30 N., lan. 28.20 W. Mirsoraz or), bound W., lat. 35 N., lon. 36 W. lota, from London for Colombo, Jan. 26 , lat. 2 N., log. 21 W. Java, Mirth 13, lat. 33.25 S., lon. 29.50 W. ILEULNAN Funs; March 15, lat. 32.49 S., lon. 30.22. LanvSLatuts, from Plymouth for Sydney. April 9, laL 1 N., lon. - 21 M A RT GRAHAM, from Calcutta, March 28, Ist. 108" lon. IS W. Norw ZFABLA, for the East Indies, May 11, Mt. 43N., lon. 11 W. PornitlaTN from Plymouth for Aaelside April 8, lat. 1 N., lon. 21 W . RWLYT, of Liverpool, for Manilla, May 16, off Tusher. Rasta, bound W., May 6, 100. 35. Tasross„ Pearce, from on for Port Phillip, March 26, lat. 1 N., lon. 20 W. WARD. Chipman, May 4, lat. 40, lon. 41. Warsos (barque) of Newcastle, from Odessa for Falmouth, out 68 da May 8, tat. 42.51, lon. 10.58. W. Pnnanoa. of Liverpool, from Plymouth for Port Phillip, out 49 days, Mann 21, lat. 24 it, lon. 24W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. we, Lambeth, Mug. A. 2dro. B. B. Onuitham, ENGELBACM.—Sfay IS, at Engelbaah, of a daughter. GRANTHAM.—May IS, at T. of twini—daughter and too. HUSET.—May 17, the wife of B. A. Busty, of W 4 Hyde.park, of a son. E.T. JOHN.—Ma) 17, at Brighton, the wife of Ma j or St. John, Id Bombay of a daughter. WHITE.—May 17, at Elm Lodge, Finchley, the wife of Sir W. White , of a daughter. MARRIAGE& N— ,, at Glasgow, by the Rev. Dr, gra. demon, A. Andante, Esq., MD Ig, ~ to Margaret, youngest daughter of J. Beide, Req. lEWEIT—CHMITER.—May 17, at St. Mary's, bu ni o n, D. P. Hewett, EM. to Mary Anne, yet daughter of E. Chester, Fag., of Maple-km ' Owen, o r 16, at Church, by the Rec. n. Owen, vicar of Eglinssask Dast , the Rev. IL Smith, 8.A., curate of Berate. StuTeip b t r u mswitaa. hlaria. eldest daughter of the Rev. J. Owen, akar of WILSO—AMTOT.—May 16, at gt, Margaret's, Weerninster, the R e ,. D. T. rector of Britton, Noafolk, to Hornet Fingar daughter of T. Amiot, Veg., of larnametnet, Buckuigham.gate. DEATHS. FAWCEIT.—Way 13, at the vlawage, Ellgwtelt.bt.craree, MN% sell* et the lots J. Pewestt, Esq., of the Theatre Royal. Cows& garde& OARTIL-31ay 17, at Upper lepaottrafteet, Portmae.equare, Koh wife of the icy. R. Garth, ot Farnham, Elarrey, aged N. PESEINO.—Msy 18, C. Perrin, Esq., of the Inner Temple, awl Devorahlre-plaoe. POWELL-1W 17, J. P. Powell, Esq.. et Qom-perk, lab of Thad, aged 79. POWELL—Way 17. at Enaresboronga, Edward Howe, Met sou a/ the late Bev. H. W. Powell, rector ot Elpley, Yorkshire, Med 38. Ptlatoi sad paallobod by WIWAY ILine Haw, ot No. a Logilbara , amt. fa lb@ 014 loadea. Mater. at We Msa Loalbeadallalk la the peralbst Illastelms.—ltouray. MAT ION& ' vii Hamburg Holland Ll5llOll Sydney, N.S.W India via Southampton Lida via Kamilla 804011 and Kalifs: liexice and Havannah West India Snail 7 1/11 Mai _ May 23 May 22 May 22 May 28 ..•.,..... seri* ;4. - . r 4