The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-12 00:00:00

ITALY. SARDINIA. lisen ova trams CRYSTAL PALACE-ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA CONCERTS. The Wean el the ea concerts migrated itself le the keen 1 the Rsyal Italia& °core during his coapul. say sujour• at the Lyceum. ta sasequatc. of the O.truc tias of Ceara( 0 fades Theatre. Tailor that he .sDaf eat give seagleyamat to hi. snags& rut orchmtra sad hi. groat setablielinees sato tho minnow limo of the Lycoust, he plain@ • Norio of @cocotte at Syd. ahem, is which hie *bale veal SW laareamit d orrag.l. cold be calk@ tido attar Tie plea preys@ so miceatafal that it Is (untanned wish. the edgiest arc. thirty ler it ao leapt • sive. The ilreas Of metre. for We oast • be; as yr:today, under the favourable lorkices el • busatitat d .y, which brought • moons of (chat es le the Palace. 70 anew habitats@ M the (otertsiaveateef the italia• Opel, them meant' pre eat as aosthy, end Imo c. tut luf 11.1. laera t. But this 4 est the lads ski the rem la.u.r.ty 01 ?haw who visit the Cryotal Paters Coacorts. To throw. the slam of the I'.l•a m ao—the Ochs, Mork*, Lot 1. , °ardour. -aro ob. *As a gnat earkeity, sad they eagerly mire the °sputa why of sir as@ hew* titsa at hole cis!. Tle chief part of yotorday's clean soviets@ of • salsa ties hem L. Orrz.. Laird, printed by the oms dams sad se:capsaied by the same ofthestra se at Coma Oscan The vs.. The mod parte wore snag Ly If slaw Didion., Hahne Teglialice, Signer Bouscoot, Blear Gardsti. Flom Puhealak sad Sigma De Bewini. The ate le. II .1 bream with the overuse, misdeed, d s i•la the breaths' tris, "Oh name feel..." The r 54 et the cowed wee sollaairsas, Irdadlag tha evortare to irryismila. Ma cadamia's dust.. Dole. Ceeforks," sang by Oriel sad Oldie* i the sit from the rerwite, " 0 0541 Peru-ado;' sod Asher'. don', "4) soot (1,1 ofd," which (sten Ma the manta. Zverythiag adagraly performid, calor Cow. stela Sim ti,., =id waved by the ...i.e., with the Tamest TURIN, Iler 7. On F • _day mania, I arrived is Turin, is cow pear with a huge swarm et blue ewe. la the ear skin I. which 1 was packed with a •me ollicere of lie Yuma. eta. I leaned that both the Piedmos teee and the French governments Lad decided that me c•rre.poodeste of newspapers wota.d be a . ..owed le tooow the cm.' dins of the shied ermine. This new. of a upon. but aecemary ostriches did no..liscusrage me vary mech. area I have toads ins,.„-erostits snick wish suable me to :at you know all •'‘at can Le raMy told. I hate into able to visit Aleesendrie, where, erased the tad of Slay, ri le It...utter Grattral of the King has been established amidst thou mole of his brave aeldien. Sardinia, which by bier i oirarhical peoPice is plac.d hot e'en two peat mit,' ary pewees. hog 'MU Lfly watched with care the progress and hapeoveinettia which have hen introniond ihto the saiietary systems of Frame and .bastree, and km admirably adaited their ex periments is then matting to her own advantage. Asa roesequene of this eon, the Piedmonts.. army Name leard mon fit far battle that it did this eseenia,r, uad r the gloriosa Italia; eon which poured the Iltstre of its light MT their busy coup. Under the good semi of a diriconiehed cavalry warn I walked through their lines and went into their tents. witomelog the psi spirit mad etaterhil one cf ...dz.:a and oaken. The greatest harmony caws between diem and their al:.es, and 1 have eon toots this one group of the femme Breeryiirri drol'.le4 et the nine table with Zourree and Tule" usinglieg the none of the (litoneliaa' viol with the well•koowa air, " Finche Italia no d sours." Fenowing the advice of my intriligent put., I rode SA far as Vainse, a Lilly valor where the reserve is posted, wider the command of Gement tabu ther e to. This reeerve, which by au easy rout may equally march to the support of Fresh and Sardinian., I. formed by the blinder of Savoy, and by two regiment. of the Granntion Guardia. General Cialiini'e division. which c.f.i.'s of the Savona and Regina brigade., and of the ::.000 Cacciatori dell' Alp:, wider the orders of Ganbiliii, is posted so a line which no. from Oasale, on the Po, to Freasintto. The defence of the positions included in this lin has been entrained to the Anine Itali4ll Cavillers. The fortress of Alegaandria, which has Ocoee./ Masotti, an old settler of the first Empire, fir its ordinary eommandon% is sow occupied he General Fanti, to whom the command of the Piet ism.. and .toca brigades has been assigned. General Ceeehiari, a di.tiopished Modesto. °Meer, ie watch- leg with the two brigaded of Casale aid Piemonte the hilly grounds of Novi, is order to keep an eye en the move meuto of the enemy if he dared to more from 'lot-tone and threaten the road from Alesendria to Genoa. Derando, the former commander-in chief ui the divirion of Genoa, who, as you ars aware. left this town go the 23rd of April list, has ' been scat to Oink, when he still is, with the ' Congo and Aoqui brigades. A glance at the map • will show yew how the Piedmootese initione, I which 1 have just described, have been wisely 1 sod properly nova with the object of checking any ' arivenienta which the Austrian might make on that quarter, which, according to the best military 'litho- Ones, is the most important of the present campaign. Let us tow turn to the French army, which occupies N o ,;, 11 ,by e , Aleseandria, %Ariz t, and the line of the Dore. At the extreme left of their line, General Niel, with Lis carps traraVe, is now posted on the line of the Dore Batten, keeping his eyes en !trio, in order to neer it if threatened b y th e Aut,t e .,., who yesterday evening were marching by Tenzin* tow ar d. Ivrea. Mar- I dial Baraguity o'Hillters' division. extend thou mkt s from Arquata to Novi, whilst Canrobert I, is ready to harks from Alesearidi is to the right or ; the let, acoordtag to cir cums tance.. Gineral , 11'Slatun. who four (Rye ago was posted at Cosine Darla, has been bent with hie division to ' Velem, 1. with the obji-ot of strengthening that Ilse, ' already occupied by General Cialelini. According to my latest Zuferesuition, which I have reason to believe I perk( tly clrrect, the Austrians, who Moro this morning t ay. stopped their march on alt the line, I , except at the extreme tight towards Ivrea,' an now btraug,y posted at Torten., Gerold, Pante. eases.. Chtes• della Crew. Carel, Sale, Mode, Mo. I tars, Vste.lli, stet Treasure. From this last plus to Tortoo.• thole like is, therefore, of the length of sixty mike at Last. After the attempt made by the Austrian to erode the Po at Framinetto and Valenia es the 3rd and 4th inst., there has sot been any serious eogag, men! between the two armies. Those two above-neratiosed politicos were gallantly defended by the Piedmonts'. 17th Regiment of the Limy, AtA Battalioa Bereaglieri, Ist, 17th, sad lith Better.. Colon' Bison, Major Volpdandi, Cap tain Solemn, Max, and Roberti, diatinguiebed them- 1 mine my mesh a this mien, in which the Am. ' trieas het mote than 300 saw, whilst the loos of their advereasies has beta 17 saes hers dr combat. thie morniag Utional La Marinora is gone to in- I sent :Le lines of the Dora, which yesterday seemed rated by as Austrian division. Sines I began my :E'er nos reached the camp teat the Austrians lad abaad.no d Trine and Pitmen% miring to Vercelli, *here they are eat/etching themselves, i eructing a We if. put as the railroad which before the war ran from Turin to Novara. Anointing to this statement, which I have no duuht is tally ear. reef, the Austrian have folks back along the entire length of their has in a mason which shows that a change has taken plane in their earlier iatentione. Yteerday evening a wretched man, Giovanni Dencni, r, . to Peri., wameaught at Bella by the Pied 111101PCM. a lola iodating in the daemon profes ses of a spy. The proof, of hi. gnat was Sound on hue, and tour hears ester he was sent to his account by aix Doreaglieri. The number of volunteer* parr i fins all parte of Italy attained Mk asoraiog OXFORD, MAT 11. the nember of 27,000 ; anionget them the - BRASZNOiI Cottle/R.—There will be as electron enteiree of the nob Lat laminae of Lombardy and ste (ll •Xter ku m, ' vor,...oltbdo . ralso":ll4l, sad t e e: of V "" arr to be rowed. This is the moot e l oquent Om mime 410/. Or assiam, et stir\ GM will be awarded now. r dim eatell be made to the silly speech ree,bliPuei4zre is 20 1 8.11:11"4"Itp;;duce the s told Clareadoos was nor aellam e d t o otter le:;ftit:erts . •isle of geed sesdert frost their C. hese or • her weeks dined ia the Howse of Lords, Hie :7,17;"" t '' "Um the Pttettlei ' 1.6 10 o'cl6ckt Imperial H b Highness the uke o f Mo.! has , - --' „„ - -' the tot eljaat. rnibiek • very ealems remonstrance to the Cabinet of To ' , , and mks explanations of what be calla the inexpli cable casket of Sardioia. Cardinal Antoselli has joined the Duke in chorus, and isolations that' !Sedmostige egonte are boy in se:vials, the Papal Weer to damn the Holy gap. The answer of Oust Gavonr, es you may easily suppose, his bees She mom ofa It., !Mhos Minister. The Amities Duke of Kaden ha. been told that as he is Whim mere than as seat of Count Bed, be mast not fart that Sardinia is now engird in • war with the Emperor Pesach Joseph. The Car dissl was politely bet timely anewered. that the government of Piedmont doss not enamor diner. ban, bet that she accepts all volunteers irk ams t the nations/ field of battle. In the meanwhile the !edema of Anemia has sent to the Vatican a formai postestation spinet the arrival of Austrian reia• lassesents in that town. Dorn/. in•TITUTIOtt Or GIIZAT the reelleol toosthly stertlaL a lt hr d on Tneeday Wed Wess• 1.1 , 101di is the Earl D.C.L., Mr. Charism *elk . Oilman, Min Gerslelee Creodtaalso, llr. Peer Dick..., Mr. Neese Gyn. Mr. Itlebspl Coawtl RVIRO, and Mr. Chula f0.,,,1.• ...re Only elected niantbore ; ant Sir T. Fossil Sentos, lt.rr , en.l Mr. Abed HoeulTuoi were srleni trd Isionbees. The toiloto:sp Wesfor a We, or eltoteel William now. bras*, D.C. L., F.A.S., h.r.no7 pro. Rene a Amboy, sad Mr. Jens Tyndall, Y.& 8, as pre- Ilessi.r et seural philosophy. Moshe were wood to Mr. Jelin Paget, 8 4 Cheiloo Lys& end Dr. A. DM% for Omit Allesniss es April 8, I& end May & The preetello nozielvell Mess the bet ow ie. were lad an the tot*, mad tha thanks et dr iirialms morsel b,r the asses. ,nce&thertlettesesa;MOLLOWAY'S ODITINENT AID ter Messrs et ant Is ~ , sono.arg eles,Zrsip aMi teere warang.The utn*.a ft tom P a t ems W , Mffi on Wan web viimbM 1, =ll4 7*ft*. u r . • ti saves alente. s sew lal et 00. • loeeereooka. ta, truant lbw sea* re* al MIL MUSICAL SOCIETY OF L9NDON. This new society, the nature and constitution at whkh we bare already d•scritad, g.‘ , . iPs fourth and last enter. of Ibis melons yastwday evening at St. James's n• t.,Lesrini was the regrown! of the pr immer* Paw I. 04• Kit bihnspltl qu Ails. DA pc ote Yawl.' ar Uleimeaza a C. E. flank,. rim Wait MNlama Lamm.. rlb•-r no.. Ire; " 0 pal trims wt. ' . }Mr. Lir Maim I • 4.,./...4 . h. .11,1 . " Fla 4..135pr ma lafanes - TagrldN. Sot Ca WIIIII• VI Z MOW. IV.:, 111.1. v. So rJeac..ist 1111 t. Pat, U. r i low WLITs. T ............soiloo•en. llkarats Lsamiens Illmortaitsa. Y. Y~owUc Air. ^ Lit lin reed es pat - olierykriho .... C. M..* Wthe. th. Mr Mom OTtetwe ................ ........ wurizarrr INTELLIOZAVA TEE UNIVERSITY 07 LONDON. The annual meeting of the University of Londe, fn. Der pre 'waiter, of dignes teak fate ;tawdry, at Burt scion Roder. Piccadilly. The chair 11111 s oaken at two o'clock ty Earl Onattrtu.s, the Cheseeder of the Vairerrity. The n coca nee esp. porttd open the ovaslon by Hu oarnibrrs of the seruto —Si,, J. 0. Lefever, the rice chin ; Lord Over scone, Lord H olelionee, Sir Jionee Grdsam, Dlr Edward Brea, end Mr. One; and there were. id the seas time, preseot arbor* the itenerid company, Lord Wensleydale, Colonel Dykes, Mr. Briscoe, Mr. 11,1ri.,0d Hill, itcd •• con siderable nimbi( of proferiors and gendemen distiagnished fa educe. CALPIXTIII. the Registrar r f ihe University, °maid the Mamas of the day, by rmdiser s report which metatarsi • tta•eeeent of the nanibcr of media 3.6 •ho bad beat &i -nlaid es grail.itss and ander -grad usice in the came of the soedetnicsl year. TM Cu•3eaLtue (Earl Orsavir.e) then rose, sad pro ceeded addrsee the Nisei leg. The aobkeei thou left the hall, sad the Vim-Chancellor, Sir J. G. Lef3are, ti ok his pism, and proceeded with the preentlittos of the decree., Donau's, end I rises, Lath candidata. Oar Preeentatioo, homediately proceeded he the table on the Irfi of the Piee•Chanatl.r, and there 'writhed Lie name in the redis•er. TM order for prerntatioa for degree took place as fol- Ives : taocar of La.re.—Joieph Sharpe, of J 0404 Colley, Cara. buckles of We —Pierre V.einr Bath,, Jailer Pair- 1' cue, William Tilbury Fos, end Will'am PAD J 1181- eareleg iLg., Frasa• Edwina.] Ao s ta .ad Al lg.. deem, Kin/ Cringe; Robert Jobe EAU, ak (korge4 Demiirel; Trauma Palmer, Arterbarariee' Hall ad Irelead. Marton Bomb, Reds Wage ; Edward Stallybrara Prom, Now Colare; On he, Loam Coil aim ladepesdeat Co • Hiebard U. Artie Hartley, Laa ambled ladeteadrat aad Larne; Mint, Herbert cad altorle* Wayne, Bpreng Hill C 1 . . ¢r ; Juba Petemlielt Alia sa4 Bryaa Dee, \Yearn' C Alegi, Plymouth ; Robert Osess Colby. 116 Bar-kie L 4W. —Omega Chart. a Broderick, Kate' Colpgo. Olgerd ; Robert Jubamet, (Jumped Unirmally ia !Maud ; Jot. II•rd Tombs, Ut.is,t,i.y Colima; Joke Fated, Rolm, New College; FA Hilbert ilabart, Bpreag Hill Colima; Job Bradford, Weak) an Collegiate la. mutation, Trutt n. Baebeeorr of Illedirise.—John Emmy Basler, Pierre Eater Baena, Wear' r, Edward Wraaa Thomas, Univanky Coarse; blelmerd Has 8....., Hes" Claws Samoa, Mor els Tear, Jobe so., 4: Collage; Weller °codger lialtm, Jobs Laagdea Down, Edward Buford Leo)d, Load • ; J Ward Cme rie rad Watima Shia.., tet. Theme'. Remits'; Rayner Wisterbo.hom Biltsa and William Ni,..., Sr. Buth4lomem'a Hompttll ; WatKoa ILl•eltea. Wemavter er Hoopla! ; Notes I Jarom Naas cad Radiant IL'athmele we, Hem'. Hom pt , al; Jo•has Haels a Stallard, Quftzi. Cullom% Larralag bem, W 11114311 Harry Deadbeat sad Ti.... Parker, Bard )Im...hater Pabol 14 Mrikehe ; Elbert Or :asp Hardwkk, Lrals &h.!. f Iladidat; flaamal /teammate Cara* Dub au &be ol Medialara _ Redraws r:f Arti.—Jmnee Richardson Banes, sae Hew, Lionel rase Damon Dynes, Arthur Charles, /for ted Hardy C. nom !Ind , , Janes Dawdle, (horns Edward Feeler, !relish Haserend, less Clarke J,nkyae , Jolla Ormrda Jones, Jobs resenere Nies, William Juba Ilwreell Porte r Azikar Written, Pion, Philip Henry rye &nit& Hear) Ratter, Jpeeph blaurhe &kern, wed &Ant Wilt,. tisiversit* rrgir ; Hanunoed Cent*, lreaklia God{ Weller Risky en, John Shaded, and 'Wit' se Henry Wilds; Mae. coll." ; Reer s ad A-ondrii, Geordie Itininsilentser, W lam Lames, J .t. Itscrinten, mad Clarke Jabs enerre, tnosyrrene C. Urge ; threat Cbartertea Coombe& en.: RI ward &lima HO.O. kleartraler New Craw ; Edward Charles A, toe, &. Mary's, Omen ; Senent Crieway, J, area Wawa C..oale. Junes Delwroon Deviee,Oe ep Eckford Gall, Jobe J. INN ' Robert Baba Leader, sad Jam.. Edward Vetch, N-a College • Prsede Hell" 0110,1* &many, Joseph Wslier. . flyried Hill Co Iris ; Robert Cava sod Prulip PoWre.ree Rowe, Renest's Park College ; Henry Firmest' Ced'ele wad Wallies °Mend Seer, Chsebast Coterie ; Kra rrd Geo= Mena, Berta Coarse. Bristol ; Usage Sawa:ell. Ant College John Lionew, Rothe.. tars College; Twines Davie, Caen...nine dlese ; Gen, Henry Taylor. Ile.'drreadd Coll. se. wdliern Rubel 31 Cediell, Wesley Colter, Sb,tti..ri Cast.. Dogard Malorprear, (.); n • Collor* Bas aghero ; Two ; Liles Brat od. Wraleyan ' Collegtets Instrurr, Tsuntoe ; Thilrp Edeerl N.sholsoa, Weelera Coiled, ; John Rawlins Hie Barna', Willis. Jana Pawl, asd Charles Llarlk7 Haddad U.,., C din.; Harrel Erne, Thence College; Perri& u.oe, Sprisatie'd Cover, Tbe prwslop•r• bartery bare •....r.dly sr...rested to tb. Vi.wCts rec. We. the srairstetiet of relater., relltoltiosens, reed-line% aid pewee. the to.h plies. The names re al caarlidatse eh' bed ol tate, honours to tt e ours* of the past yew were reed : but 'bore / m o lt.. rat, who had aniseed eithalwrldis. estul.tuns, predate, or wan wets trarenlel to the Ciaarellor. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1859. NAVAL AND NILIZABY. tab) Inttlligence. --- EQUITY COUR I'S.—MAT 11. (Won Vice •Chancollor Wood.) OTI V. 01AZIANI ♦ND /NMI. ADNINALIT. MAT 11.—APPOINTHINTIL—Caate carder T. H. Loma (1449), to commend the Penadeble, M, at Ca mmemar Wilsea appealed to Ihe Athol', 4, ship it Greenock. Krim H. N. (11139), to he salaamed maw to the Moped, 42, at Woolwich. Sergeoe A. W. W. Waage= (1641), le the Cadmus, 21, area steam corvat.•, at Chatham. Paymaster T. T. eleanap (1864), to the Calesua Aseetant Paymaster J. Moore (1363) to the Cadens. Aetna Aseintaalargeoin S. Gras, to the Ceases. WOOLWICH, MAY 11. ROYAL tRINCS.—The most active mamma Ms now in pierces for the augroateti An of tau cage, is is cordAsce with tte recent order is council. Toe sight MA n .1 competees will be smacked a spiel proportiens at Woolwich, Chatham, Portmeouth sad Plymouth. A Ism Ember of young sea have joined the corps daring the pea The stomata Is !Me we were resumed. The Vice-Cluacallor said be woo of opioion that Mr. Gye ens entitled to as lojcutelioa, he undertskisg, la ore the court should be of optima at the tear. lug shot the defraud was en bled to faint upon as .diticAks el tbe °correct la clauses 4 sad 11, to commit to such inschftestics. The onus our no doubt thtoen s . . ;re ' at enlist — upon latitdeintidiTsti; show a eanes — which w o uld jenny theca, on the feet of the contemn with Oye, in emetic' open • new and inconsistent cantrect—a entente plainly and avowedly contemplating legal proceedings, as WAS shown by the indemnity given to Onaleat Any pa flOO signing moth a contract without fairly acquainting the person with whom he bed previously treated of it could only expect that his conduct would be scrutinised with the utmost rigour. Such • ferson)could not wept.= if be wee subjected t comiderseb inc tevenience, nor could he make so much of the plea of delay so one who had scud more fairly. Before the first contract could be got over he had • full expectation that it would bars to be brought before • court of justice. With regard to the objection of delay, which was the first point urged amidst the plaintiff, Lis Honour tendered thet until the 10th of March no ground existed for filing • bill, end the bill wee in point of feet filed on the 18th of April. The engagement, so far ea that court could enforce it, was of a **satire character only, *ad It formed, therefore, no part 'of Mr. Oyes duty to fib his bill epee the first rumour of the detente= Wag shoot to break it. Until the 10tb of March there bad teen so distiact Winans by Orasisni that be was about to keen his **easement Oa that dry a letter from Ports war =sorted in the Morning Post, and the plait tiff then raw fee the first time a distinct statement that the cleftsadant wee 00.11114 at Drury lam. Oa the 21st of Meech, Mr. Oye wrote to Mr. Smith making • very fide sad reasonable proposal, as, to submit their claims to arbitra lion. Oa the delay between the 22ed of Match and the 18th of April, some comment might arise, but looking at the difikelty in such a cam of getting evidence at rads an elsewhere, sad bearing in mind the conduct of M. Oneida himself, his Honour could not say that the &ley ought net to prejudice the plaitt ff. With regard to the mer.ta of the ems it wet quite c'ear that Mr. tip was entitled to eons. relief upon the contract. If the meter turned only upon thars being • stipulation that the 1601. should be paid before the end of September, all maenad Ly Omani, the balance of testimony would be is his favour. It was to le observed that the creditor was bke'y to have the better memory open the plant. The hens written in September allowed rest amiisty on the part d the Mended as to his re-engagement, but they mode no notion of the 1601. No doubt it might be said that the time for pentad not having then expired. Ornate woad be unwilling at such • moment to dun Mr. Op The egreeseent for 11169 was drawn up in consequence of Germane, repeated requests so to his engagement. These engegements were usually settled early in the damn, and by formal in animate. His Honour onsiderel that there waa no fraud whatever in Harris propane_ ing the agreement in the form be did to the defendant. It was clear that Gun di looked at the written terms contained In the contract, for he men tioned his objections to some of the clauses. Heads wrote to the plaintiff on these [ejections, end received kis extractions as to the renewal. There were two ar three later. I views before the agreement was signed ; and when it no signed, it seemed that nothing woe said about the 1601. The evidence even of Broad I went to show that awing like a condition precedent that the 1601. wee pad was made a stipulation on the signing of the agreement. la "Lumley e. Wagner" such • condition was actually inserted in the contract, and payment stipulated for by way of tartest. But the 1601. was an old debt, arising out of a former contract, upon which Orman might have sued the {andel at any moment. It truth, this making of the 1601. • stipulation by way of condition precedent was entirely an afterthought. In the letter of the 3 d December sot • word was did by °mama as to the promise by Harris to pay the lea Aa again, when the defendant Greaten awn! Harris In Paris as to the manner in whtch he had been lead to sign the agreement, be never said • word about the non-payment of the 1601. lila comploiote ware upon a wholly different greeted. It might be as Bruaci /ail, that at one of the intarviews in reference to the c retract Oraziani =tenoned Ids debt, and very likely Hanle said it should be Net him; but Han= was not the mosey most of Oya, and even if be were, the donnas of that mart would net allow a con tract to be set midi upon the failure of a money coati derttion. It w le be regtetel diet the plaintiff bad not paid more attendee to the pressing Miters which M. Ora mei wrote for payment of the 1601. There might hay. been restos' for this, but whatever:thees were Mr. Oyd• conduct was not justifiable on that account. As early as October, 1868, there had been negotiations as to the en gagement of Oresiani by Smith between the agents on either side. Smith's affidavit at sled that it was proposed to him in December that he should engage Gessiaat Au additional 801. • mouth wee offered by Smith, sad on the 4th January the engagement was dosed. Then it was that °mina Met contemplated availing himself of this paltry excuse as to the 160/. ia order to aocept the titre salary. It did not oppose from Smith's @Wan when Iselin' heard of the engagement with Op. He mast, honed, lane been aware of some supgensent, Orsiin revived en indemoity. The in demnity was sent on the Bth Joinery. Ho must say that he meld not give Kr. Smith meat for condone towards Mr. Oyr. whom Winn be was endeavouring to damage by with holding • minpel perform., when altar doiog all this he informed the plaintiff's manager of what was done. The manner in which that indemnity had been witbledd from the knowledge of Mr. Op, on the ground that it wee • privileged comsetimt, was epee to much comment. Looking at the reliance nactessordy awed on the teeth of a delendant at to what were privileged °oatmeal:adorns, tent protntion ought never to be claimed anal them who claimed it lead &Mend themaelves of the judos of the claim. Hla Honour imputed nothing in this metier to M. Gratin, who, as a foreign gentletusa, most necessarily be In the heads of hi. adders' on each • matter. It was true it nes • letter from °nines police= to him, bat then it enthused the Indemnity, and was such a document as could not be pretend. Thom who attempted to errs= such • document by the oath of the de fendast rendered themselves open to strong observations. With relhentes to the plaintiff tendering the nosey to Omani le Pan much comment had been rased. Bat the men taken enamored to his Honour • nameless. - It would be serene laden If • man threatened with litigation might not sae as &evertor, with • view to tarring th litiga tion. The conduct of Herne, too, appe•ted perfectly netts ; sod that, war nothleg is the cam to throw any direredit apse lies. With =meet to theinterview in Paris, if Graeuei had gene in the high thee of indignation which had been sug gested, would he not have mealy stowed his agree with Smith; but os W own 6111ADdioil this was not the course be took. Honked of a treaty after the eagegeneent bad been actoally Bisset Looting, therefore, to the whole of the matter, his Hen -Alf Pale to the conclusion that he ought not to refuse to interfere in this care. The ceder, thereon would be to restrain the defendant (Gratin) tram singing at any opera or coned in London other than at the Itoyel Italian Opera, Covent-garden (except private and gran* concerts), without the written permission of the plaintiff, and particularly from singing at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and restrain the defected Smith front permitting German, to sing at Drury-lane Theatre or elsewhere In Loudon. Th; Bloolhounti ea Prometheus, steam yawls, ars opitred ter to got may ter oommieskit with all &spew', CHATHAM, MAT 11. DIPARTVILT Or ROTAL EnOINZII3 FOE THE 1 1 / I DITMLIINI•X.—The authorities at the Hone Guards decided on stadia, out a Moe of 600 additional rens ell the yet Engineers to the British possessions in the Moditheransur, foe the prow* of thoroughly repairing the istilesticsa sad being employed in sipping aid Main ma, theist potties of that number left head .quarter., trammels, at aa early hour this morning. The y eelsored for IlOstastka ion ma lb. 2Sh, Captaia E. L. tho ala-comiaissioned (Ames and men of which saamehled oa desk pm& ground at six o'clock this gowning la heavy enschtag ceder. The company ham been made up to above 100 nes sten ranks ; aad,ou the names being called over, sot a saa was absent. It I. also woriby of mnark that although the meg hod home persisted to me the r (math before embarking, not a mat was obeerved to be the worm ter Ism r—a fact which spathe mach for the tasellest behaviour of ibis wellomudocted . After the cempesy bed been in•pected by Colonel H. haue, dievetter of the Royal Emboss esabliminent. sad the Mims ed the sea it head-quartere, they marched to the !knot Jmualcas, ed by it. baud of the Royal B. sod by railway to Pertamouth, where they em glaimm, bark ea the Canard mew roaster Meta, Comsaadar Hookley, M Malta. The following odious kft bed-querters, to a but with the 28th Company, vie. • Captain E' dosed Lobo Bleed, Lieutenant Henry Y. C. Lewin, sad Li atimaat Yes. taw Lambert. A detachment of Royal Engiseers, consist log of 31 nun and 3 buglers. roe-ceded to Portsmouth with the 2i thCoinpaoy to till op vacknoes is the let sad 17th Companies, now statimel at Malts. TM Etas Is a sphadid steamer, and from tee rapid run the sada time Liverpool to Portsmouth is calacted to make a rick prop to Malta. Mr. W. Hmitidd, inspoc or of jobs., has Ora promoted to be acting foreman, vies Moore, simevannaated. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 11. The Palms, 17, screw, Commander A. 0. Fitz roy, went oat of bamboos this forenoon for trial eller a gives. The Etna, screw transport, embarked this afternoon the whole of the mond battik' of the 21nd Rogimoat for con veyance to Males, together with detachment including about 100 !bemire end a body of the Royal Artillery ; sad sailed dithzt for Gibedthr and Malta. DEVORPORT, Moo 11. The Aboukir, 90, mew, is now at the moorings off the dockyard raking her yards and spars on heard. The Revenge, 93, screw, lasactied at Pembroke oa the 16th alt , arrived hers yesterday Mumma in tow of Ike Virago, 6, paddle, Commander Done, and in charge of Mr. Biddlecombe, automat master aitendant at Keyham. The Revenge was rigged in 16 working dam and, considering that she is above 3,030 toes, the greatest auction sue have been tried by both officers and mem who wen al plard in preparing bar for navigation to this poet. She will be fitted with maclilowy, firc , et this port, when she will be Oared is steam reserve maul required for the peered. Mr. Kemplay—Mr. Neale proceeds to state there wera previous articles in the same ps;er reflecting on Min. Lord Campbell—Your applteation moat be conficed to whit you comp'am of at libellous in the article on which you MOVE. Mr. Kemplay Paid be would read part of an article which appeared in the Brig Atom Gazette of the 17tb of Febnuuy last. It was—" Then wily will oar pen find rest from ex poeutg newt painful prcceedings and then only may the p :or pm:miasma and sisters of the clarity expect to =Joy that peace and security for the closing days of t heir lives which the collage was dosigoe.l to afford them, bat which design h.ei been repeatedly annihilated through the Indiacretion of those whose duty it was to preserve ;caw, sot not lobe continual) , break leg it:' The applicant fait it to be his duty to come forward at the earliest moment and deny the charge. The article showed that the proprietor of the paper did not intend to demise from bin attacks until he had removed Mr. litale from his oars. Lord Cisombell—l am of opinion that there Is no ground whatever for this applicali.m. I hops the jurisdiction which this court exerelare with respect to criminal informations is for the public good, but I think it would be most optremire if the court interfered upon such an eppliostion as this, for the publishing of • simple statement at whit la allowed to be literally and strictly true. It does not filled upon the gentleman at all ; it intrtly states that • chug, was made and &moulded. Ido not sae the slightest ground for our in terference. Mr. Justice Erie wee of the mune opinon. It wee s calm sod correct statement of the troth, without a particle of salon _ _ . hl;:lastice Crompton concurred. If the ecurt were to grant the application it would be es much as to say that ge public press should not state any puMic proceeding without giving as opinion upon it. It might as well be mid that if • gnatd jury ref urr.el a bill of itdiviment the fxct could not be stat.d in a naen.paler. Mr. Kemplay—The applicant is very anxious to take the earliest opportunity of deny ing the charge. Lord Campbell—He ►buld have deniod It In a letter ad drawled to a newspaper, wad not lure come to tee Dlejesty's Court of Queen's Bench with so frivAous an application. This is not a place where handbills ate to be posted up to gire information to tits public. Rule mimed. COURT OF COMMON PLEAB.--111AT 11. Blaine t Bel2oo.—(Before 'makes Willes iuri %lea) XXXXXXX OARTUN AND STONS.-00004 T/LATTIC. Mr. Collier applied on behalf of Mears. flutes and [Rope, ho ars cent rs, for a rale for an iojuectlon against the Bristol and Easter Railway Comp toy, upon the ground that They gave undue advantage to situ. peruse over the com plumate. The Railway Compeny charged the same sumto the pubbe, f whom th ey a.,llectsd and delivered the goods es cell u es. ried them swag their line, as they charge I the complainants, who themselves collected the rode from their customers at we sad and delivered them at the other. The object of this, it wee submitted, was to tutu those who are rival carriers to the convexly ; and it was stated that upon these same facts an injuucti= bad teen granted against tee Great Western Railway Company. In addition thin were in tile cue the following eircututences , . . . —The Bri•tol sod Batter Company ?dived to re ceive goods brought by the complainants after 6 o'clock is the evening, whilst goods brought by thetas lam or their egimte wen received until a much later hour, and forwarded t their destination the mine night. In ad lltion, a lower sum was charged to certain persocs in Bridgewater for the carriage of gro Is between Bristol and Bradgewat.T than they charged the vimplalaards. Halo paat4d. NAIADS A. DTION ♦DD ANOTUEIL-FATAL ACCIDANT. Tale was sit eerk n to NOOVer darnagos in ooneequence of the destb of the pleintire hostand, woo had been tun over by the defeedauti weirgon in tho Wandsworth-toad and killed. The cam was tried t dote Mr. Jollire Williams et the last sitting, when the jury foiled a verdict against one oh the defendants—damage. lOW. Mr. Pearce now moved for a rule for a new trial upoa the ground that the vi-rdict vu against the evidence, and also upon the groutid of surprise. The cowl took time to consult Mr. Juana Williams upon the mater. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Wore Kr. Jostle* Crowds.) . - - Nary leer leacher, 40, win c.harqei with cutting and wounding Wollner Puncher with latent to do him grievom bodily harts. Yr. Metcalfe conducted the prosecution. It appeared that the prisoner and the prosecutor were man and wile, and that they lodged at No. 32, 8,1.er-street, Golden-square. About one o'clock in the mornilig of the Ist of May, the prosecutor went home intonicated, and onhis . t% into the beiorcom, where hie wife was in bed, ehe him with coming home so saying that four o'clock in the morning wee a pretty time tor Wm to oome home. The prosecutor toll her it was not so late as rho represented, and that it wee only a little after out, and, according to his state ment, immediately upon his saying this, the prisoner made • blow at him end stahbod him on the eye-lid, and he wee somewhat seriously injured, sad ft was found seerreary to hake him to the Charing-mom Itoeptowl. The pideener was thee taken in o cu.lody, sad se she wee going to the pollee. station ehe Beet she wee sorry she had not done for him, meaning her haeband, at once. The prisoner' i when call,d upon for her defence, pat In • written statement, stitch represectod di it her husband bad been in the habit of beating and otherwise wing her, and that on the Wight in question he struck her Bret, and ohs took up the knife to protect bawl, and is the sends that took piece between them the injury a as indicted seeddentally. The jury found the prisoner Guilty of the misdemeanour of uslawfaily wounding the prosecutor, sad olio 1111111 lOW Mooed to six months' hard labour. Too indsotruent agoanot ttw two defendants, Mortimer sad Marshall, for hariog procured the solo of a cototniwion in the army, has been removed by certaorari to the Court of Qmman's Bench. SPOR7ING. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING :MEETING. SUBSCRIPTION ROOM, TUESDAY NIGHT. ONE THOUSAND GUINEA& 2 to las Arida. (t) 7 to 2 10 to 1 Po apt Exp) i Viet) 12 to 1 Prelude (oil) DERBY. 3 to 1 opt Promised Lead (t) 6 to 1 31oklid (t) 10 to 1 Nonesseter (of) 2000 to 30 (Radom a (t) 1000 to 15 Cracks. (t) SNINTITARIIa 0( 60 MTS. eac h for 41-yr-olds ; oohs, let 1016 ; AU*, &461 b. Allowances and tenaltiro. Lait Woo alibi of D.C. (5 rola.) Mr. 110200). Pawn. Loyal, by Obi* Samrdeel 1 Da* of IlydrsyNa Psyllin ad Sib IN sown' I IPluosbi 3 M ILIIIDICIP a irraP I AATZS of 30 moo. web, 20 ft (ecnod 111900), 6.6e-m-olds:aad upward,. Wiliam our.. D.Y. Cllr. of Reebatay. I m&l_instryme) 1 Mr. IA lad Opens. No lub MU sates! At M 1 3 2414 Glamb bb 6. no riots Imams .at of Barb.. _# lib "11 3 HANDICAP Swurstaxas 61 30 ern. oak loft (second dos), oluvelv-ebb. Mews fan. D.M. (4 AtbA) Ni: tjLlTM ..6 lllor . , ; hro43onloolbit.tbrib l ifor=i iiANDICAP PLATA of 60 eon. Brotby elokso C.aror. Bona lottorides Yrarerq by 11011001•14 py 1 azt Mr..... HAP**. irt. 64 ...... llrsdk.ll Yr. Oestwitob aw, 3, re. 44101 b (D ey al 3 sir i leustirr 0 0M3 )re. AA up ward.. Loot bolt-mile of A.F. (6 saba.) 31/. I. Doblrarcy Ana" w DANNINANG t 17:4 rb, Name IlmbrAllAs If Nth Lamb. 3 PLUM_ mi l Pura .1 60 am., for 3- ; We% 103 71b; Mr, BA 41b. RM. (I sib 17 ). Mr. • le zamders RUA at Anna.* ILININab SA 7112 141 ft. 1... 1 Yr. tomb NW Syn. OA lib . CoNIDN Ware. 8416 . .1711.1 BILLING HANDICAP Ab. M. (6 robe.) s- o - b 7 O - oZt Loa Trotlonia" sod Maser silo els. Woo trey. Sw sot of 60 pea.amok Oat M. Anomalous sad poookloo. Al. M. (3 alba) Ng., of .104.ftlaa. by Wombat* wand ever OCIZT CLUB FIATS of 60 ova; Ota 0 000000 tbo poverty of imam of the foamy Club; 11.yr-olia sad wow& B. C. Lard W. Powlan Walla too by Vaasa*. marl ewer saineelved Tes W it ir.—Tte wily was &atonal far so Turdsy by Kr. F. m ag i., wits soma I..otoloatoo. 6 ps. LATIST BETTING. TEE ONE fllOl.llli3D. 7 to am Arida* 3to apt Msecossits Ito Q.l Ws 100 to Prdsie (off) DERBY. 6to mist The Promised Laos 6 to 26 to °smatter (off) 33 to Esysard 66 to Lemon 66 to Datemite (.ff) Villas is scratched. Ogee. 6to 2 apt Ariodse 14 to 1 Rosabel. Tx. TwoTmorLatft.—The num tor of Ralpho was dis whips* se the tslastraph hoard, sod after it had bee. up about lye salastas it was takrn doers spirt; w sououttoesuent MIN made that the bone was Lime sad would not start. LONDON 101VIAO CLUB. In our impression of Tuesday last we detailc d the race fee two prime hborelly gives b Mr. Clifford, to be oteinded kr by sepoon,l• raw wane to this deb, tie sesmil of disk it will be re:seised V ogre" blemilenme el a foal bides W. Ma who aim in Mt, sot M. MM. albs wee • dem &Mee astern ;tie Mt pies wow Y ewes esessead be M. !ewer on Yls eleimles tie feel, sal the semeNte• Moe doss deeided Mt Mr. Dee le estitaid to toe mem& WIILIXOTON TAO= OHM. The eliklee ist t: iniira47ll;rirsisa .... of this doh ken Jul cheek sad aro or Mew : Tait. T. Owners. Cressona 3 Mama Berney. !Macy Leas Spray )(Weak 6 „ P. Boosett. Claes The tare tell Übe pl.*, ea Tlisieday weer, the 19th sett., over the above•leefte whom some, between Betters's an d Amegeweteh. The deb Is • eery beedhoteesilver cup. Porn:min OXEN AT 80IITELMPFOL—Th e Lusa arrived at ihnituunpton yesterday Vie& • cargo of (Bea and a small ship Inter mil hew °path. Wand fair day at hoadreroptcn the oxen awe at owe driers into the kW fog Ms. All Poi teem. ma we of a doe cvloor with ataher. They are witvilly my quiet aad 'info* esalaskia la the dock. drives we or wore of thew wild ermimally. One of the ma haled km the Law yesterday berme forbear, aad tea at ream! yams& Th. GM pima Ma was Wowed was Mr. Thaws Hill, the Drawitsa towel sad ninon shipping meat at liouiltaisp tont wee weed by di. ox, bad hie area lacerated. hie or GOLD A? TIE POIM or Lx. mheath.—Mide hi 4th of ths_presest math we he thus fearphi el ime sighed at Liverpaii, Wheal. spedm to tin imam am* orew. The b if humid ly_wea yowl Iron /aloha& if a s iima.l9 , ,tit es. ; alp Oren Briteln„000 ca . ; Whirs NM dipper Menwid, 14,000. x., reload at 66,000!. add th Matthig Star, 5.661105. Thee le still a large immtintedes at Llyttpeol, is mill tree es Antipodes. Laws Osnada 011111stra Cowan (LiltiTlD). —Treat toodpis kw tat watt ay May 14 IVOR ILK COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Msy 11. Sittings is Basmeo.—(Zefore Lod Campbell, wid hastier EA" Crumptaa, sad Ea) THE ISCLIIR OH THE PROSECUTION or THE RET. J. H. MLLE) V. CCILTIII.-ALLIWED LIBEL. Mr. Keathley, on behalf of the Rev. J. M. Neale, &tend for • role °allure on the defendant, the proprietor of the Priyhion Gurgle, to show owns why • criminal ielormation should not be tiled against him for libel. Ihe applicant to a clergyman of the Church of England, end In 1846 was ap pointed one of the war& as of Elackvills nesr Etat lirinetoad. He had occupied apartments in the College up to the prevent period, and in 1851 a firs broke out in use of his apartments, resulting in the theiruction of some of Mir pr thirty. The libel onmplainad of wee publiahed in the BorpAres Onrats of the 14th April last. It was as follows: &rims applicatioa atfoeting the Rev. J. N. Neal. Oar attestlon was called to a eircuuterame which took tlaoe as Monday, beeves the East Grinstead umeistiases, when a surnames was applied for by Boperintendent Kesnord, of the East flumes oonatobulary against the Rev. J. N. Nests, Wert.' of &thrills College, to call upon that gentleman to sneerer any charge that might be preferred ego net hiss for attempting to set fire to Sackville College in 1861. Raving Warn that this spplication wo made with the satire sanction of Csptain Mackay, the chief °facer of the East Orisateed constabulary, we sent our reporter to Ewa Oriesteed, and we {Whew from him that a siding took place at Purest-row, about three miles from Rest Grinetaid, and that the application was made before a fell beech of magistrates, cooping B. Hall, Eq. (chairman ), C. Tooke, Eaq., J. Prim% 0. Galley, Eq., Lord West, Nair St. CWr, end Caratn F. Moor, sod several of the maglitrate a ere, we aaderdend, the per metal Meads of the Rev. J. M. Neal.. Some preliminary heather haw* ban trenamroi, the chairman • di the room must be cleared • when our repair, Meted that he airended for the prises, sad wished to know U he might reonun ; but he was Inform(' tbe Jaquith would be private. an I that no rep ire, could be allowed to be preread. Under these Ettetillet•DC•ll ere see cot ft a position form our readers of the precise nature of the application." The snick baring andel that the charge was fat setting Boa to the college, went oa to as,, " The inquiry las'sd half en hour, is the presume of Can tata Meath and the soperintsnitleat, when they were re ques'el to withdrew. After an interval of twenty minutes, during which time the magistrates delberated, they were then celled into the ro im, and Captain Mackay was informed that his spplicition could be entertained." Lord Campbell—la that oh. whole of the litirl? Mr. lenpley— Tee, my lord. Lord Campbell—lt states that a charge was made ',gallant Ma 'alderman sad dlamlawd. Kr. Keeplay-1 was shoot to call your lordship's atten tion lathe writer's motive. . . . . ler.Joatrea " lrioliko;; your affidavit shale thiru Is no blab Is the statimaisst? . Mr.l•4l7y—Nu: I intised U at th e application was made. "lir. Justice Crompton—Awl this was • report of what w and beton tee rovistrat•sr Lord Caspbeil —Ass% this i. t". To, st sztraerliaary sp. *loathe I bu• sow Mud elms lbws Oa the boom of • seat la Ibis coml. THE POLICE COURTS. BO W 7 BTRE ET. The,Mns, of tipper Teams-street, a Honied dealer la *rite, malt liquors, and British wise* appeared be fore Kr. Henry, to answer a summons charging him with several awes against the Envies Irmo. He plotted guilty to all the corm's but one. Mr. Dewily, solicitor to the Board of Inland Revenue, ✓ated the ease tor the promeuiion. Mr. Thorburn had been carrying on twines@ foe mean years. He had a home fur the side of Bettie!, where, but nit to the time of the alleged ar m ee, be met not taken out a lime* for the mks of brows wines, which would cost him WI. per annum. He wee also licensed fur the ale of spirits and of malt keen, but not by • The Board of inland Revenue received information that he was in the habit of selling foreign wines, end also of wiling beer in smaller quantal** than could be anthorised uncer the Bosses which he held. To lest this, a revenue ofli cer, named Hainieg, *rote to hint, making r a list of prime, and having received ft, wrote again, ordering, amonget other articles, one gallon each of port, sherry, sad el oat, and sin dor n (reputed) pints of ale. These articles were supplied in the usual way of businesa bring mot is defeniani's cart, the quantity a a's amounting to three gallons out qu.rt. The first two coasts related to the sale of did wine, which was supplied on two tialereat days; the third related to the sale of the ale; and the fourth charged the defendant, not being licensed for the sale of foreign wine, with having over his door an inscription descriOing himself es a •• wino agent and merchant," sod as an importer of Thurber's'. Bordeaux." Defendant said that as to the lea coast, to which be pleaded not guilty, he thought be was jueaded in calling teruAtlt a f. wine merchant," being liteustd for the eel° of British wine.. As to the other county, he admitted that he had Infringed the he, but not with any intention of de frauding the revenue. The wines be had sold were (woo -1 pounded of British and foreign wise ' the let's. being pur chased of regularly licensed &alms. As soon as he was told that he was doing WOO& he took out • limn for &mess wines, before he knew that ha would be summoned. The ads ot ',cavil • quantity of ale was an accidental oversight. As to the cl.ret, he bought it to bond, and supplied it direct from the duck. Mr. Develly said defendant might buy end sell bonded wines in the original parcels, bat c cull tot break bulk. Mr. Henry thought defendant mw t hays known that ha was breaking the law. He had defrauded the revenue to the extent of 101. per annum for seven years. lie (Mr. Henry) mum flee his 100!., which well do little mom than cover the loss. CLEIMENWELL ----- Thomae Paterßoster, • respactsbly drained mw, deacribed on the °Wits sheet as a butcher of no home, was charged with embeasling the sum of 2461., monk • nc ived on account of Mr. James Wilons Franklin, a mas or butcher, carrying on Weiser at 2. Ilighestrwt, Clerkenwell, on the 27th of o.loter, 185 d, at nitt the isu of St. Janine, elerkenwell. The glimmer, when called upon for h's defence, said that at present he should decline saying anything ; he should roe set ve it fors jury. Mr. Tyrwhitt folly committed the prisoner f r trial. MARLBOROUGH-Snit:ET. Williams Si r al ford was cbaroted wit► endeavouring to obtain M. from L summon Thomas Davin, of the 11th Foot Ginarde, ender premise of aiding in the te.toration of • dog at •len or tart which it wee 'muted ptiatmer'a friend was in pout anon of, and would cot give it up without the amount denim led. The facts of this 01120 era that a reward of 31. had been off.-nd tie the recovery of the anima, and the accused pre sented tinsel( to the lieutenant, and • eat with him in a cab, under direction of the tomer, into the ne . ghbourliciod of Smithfield, on the Ivey demanding W. Abghting from the cab he rnisavousce t.l &rape, Dn•. sae followed pertemningly by the betioo ant. and given in ch orge. l'ri•on•r, Tau soil Le did nut allow where to find Ws friend, was teulandad. THE LATE SALE OP ARMY COMMIBBIONB.—The iodietamot against Edward Mortimer (WWI Captain Morti mer), Thomas Robert Marshall, army clothier, dead —Rieke, cEarged 1.1.11 freadakatly disposing of comma*, te the array, bade been, by ord., of a ludo• at &web re, removed, by writ of oerteorari. Woo the Cwert of Omen. Reach. One of the defoadante there,' me bring imyisra.ed (Rieke), kw wham appreiseneion a reward was o&re 'estate, earns dewed ma pot to Mil. The 'rid well not tat. plece until the sittings atter Trinity Term. Ml.load MOW hy Wrialas Eros Kum. of O. Cram, =Ht 014 of Saribm Mauro* oho 011101.1 a lambof4 Is Os Moor of II low.—Tatisasar. MUSIC MARKETS. MINCINO-LAN; MAT 11. INDIGO (S.ECIND DAs'). —Baynes 00411161141110 show the same utdispos tom to bid ; the bulk of the narks in this day's catalogue hove therefore teen withdrawn; the pardon sold west at 9d. to le. diacoust ; for Bengal sad dry led Madras at last sales p ices to 3d. discount; 4. 066 chests bees passed the sale today, facludieg 3,396 withdrawn, and 156 chaste bought In, having 606 chests sold. COTION.—LITESSOOL, MAT 11.—The sales of cotton tu-day arc ociroved at 7,000 bales. A quiet steady market at the prigs of yesterday. CORN.—Borrox, MAT 11.—The supply of wheat we. fair at our market today; the trade ruled dull, at 91. de cline on last Wednesday . ' rates. Red, 60s. to 62a. ; white, 64'. to 51e. Very little spring cora on offer. STOCKTON ON-TZEI, MAT ii.—We had a lame supply of wheat at this dry's market from the grows's, for whirls the deemed proved rlow at a decline of Bs. to 10s. per qr. on last week's currency. In barley, oats, and bees" there I. no quotable variati • u. The price of dour has bean reduced to 40.. per sack net. Imposts during the past week —Whew'. coastwise, 585 gra. - - GLASGOW, MAT 11.—To-day's market was well attended, and the tramacdosis were few and small. From the extreme ottotatss of this day week 'ellen have reduced prices 3s. per 240 Ito. on Scotch, and 2•. on foreign wheat ; 3a. per sack oa floor ; 6d. tole. per boll on (Ate and beans ; and 2a. per load as oatmeal. A further reduction of le. would bring for ward buyers who bare limited their views to 26e. far French wheat. • CATTLE.—So CTRALL, NAY 11.1 3 14005 ire • trifle weaker to-day. Stet mado from 3s. Od. to 4 . 10d. ; mutton, fa. Od. to 60.04. ; lamb, 6.. 62. to 6e. 24. ; veal, fa. 6d. to 6. 2d.; pork, 2e. 01. to fa. &I. per stone of Me., sinking the ogal. LEATHER AND RIDES.—An ectivity midi= ex ceeded hes pervaded the leather market throughout the peat week, and the Locks of solo loather have been reduced to ate excesalvely low point. Advanoed rates have checked the demand to some extent, but good English u well as foreign butts are still wasted. Offal is also vary scarce. Raw goods exhibited sn upward tendency. At public We last week Must 111.1 a kips were H. per lb. higher, and Australien hides advanced fd. per lb. English market hide , are 2a. to 35. each damn. COALB.-Loxpox, NAT 11. - Este s West Iferthy, 14.. 6d.; Howard's West Hartley, 17s. 3d.; Tanfleld Hour, 125.64.; Theffild How Be es, 19s. 6d. ; Walker Primrose, 12a. 91.; Wylam, 15s. 94.; Walls LA Gostorth. 15s. 6d.; Walls End Hatton, 15s. 64.; Eden Ns* 165.; Walls End Braddylls Helton, 164. 9d.; Walls Bad Haswell, ; Walls End Lanham, 111 s.; Walls Bad Lumley, 17..; Wills End South Hatton, 18..; Walls End Stewart's, 18e.; Wails End Earflap:m.l, 17r. 91. ; Walls End Heath HMI, 16e. 6d.; Walls End Kenos. 17s. 3d.; Wills End South H l + ll ol' o o4 16s. 3.1. ; Walls End South Kelloe, 17s. ; Wills End 1 Mrs don Ha.tlepool, 17s. M.; Will. End Thorpe, 17r.; Wells End White rih, 15a. ; Powell's Darya Steam, 24.-6 hips at market, 78; fold, GO. TRAFFIC RETURNS. ItILFLTI. MU 1.11. MO , Siaal. Telma. mem* disB6lMa. USA L U99 , Weft wit. )13ra, 6 open • If I Grist 112.11. Petl/lull Ball. way (Bomb., Proviate) I me 1,?0.1 2,098 ME 1,118 Week andlei April IWO* tiorth 9.990 11.379 Id'alma sad Olaar. —...... 10 6,1119 - - - Weak colas 1441 rem aftllS Satbern woe nest Mail Oman sad Yaw IS 340 1.05 1.3 5 1,190 woo masa 1144 7. west Mario, ~...... ........ TS 459 2-)4 954 555 13 14/ 51 11111 .~.:.e 1170117rairmi wore pout indlag /lay P. Wades noitOuvill 13.017 1.239 IP.a. lord= and Monk Wrings .. ilr 31,43 32.171 64,4 87,602 Ilmet Wow. rN —11.401 S Nam . ablluir,litit.theld. sad L. Marrow. • 1/14 4 . 1 7 . 040 10 . 737 W Lkartadhre Fang 14•4409140 TN let 934 AI 9 lasartire 444 Titi06 . 40 . 3 ..... 124 "4"."1 "" '44 44440ri, 44•40....„ 9..44 14717 T 404. 93.963 490 FGI Ihtl 1.31 SLT•W— -aitlttitah.lltit;bsts.. —1.03 u lbestfebtas sad Gbhdfa :WS :Los) • Ma otwo ht lOW MI. • f Lathan Etbdtburn Lbw UV for both period.. Cbotter mat week. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. - - - - - Itartba" W. Babbitt*, ( kmeliesa Towel). Walsl4l. oiled tram 'mall the le b N.,Tember I.ll► bale', be We Uslisd Klatdocs, paved lonrsatluople cm the Ilita Deesratee. Mikan Ws. Saelp cf Liverpool, nom 11.••• w t. tN Called tilrirdran. Int her rudder snd W.l muds, sad sum 6 eb, *.u. in • quail an the 7th Spell le ht. 41 141., kn. SS W., add on the Iltt tte crew von toles of sad Imo b Mend heru—Perendtown, lit,y Y. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amapa&le, !vas Liverpool to Braggarts, la 3g, Ica lariten (barque), from Ileerpocl far As Cape at Good Rope lidays, all veal, Mardi 26,1 a 3 47 r, ;as I/ la W. C 1212.0. from Calcutta tor igerion, April 23.1 at 23 N, las 44 W. prior of bolos (tape), rucil2.l 2outls•wat4, Mg 2. Ist 43 21, : W. Dr7e7e4o — mibt. from Liverpool for New Toile, Aptii 13, lot 44 IT Ills t 'Mormon (barque), :Colwell, from Leedom for Batavia, March 11 'at 610 11, los 30 SS W. lealae, 01 Oloarew, kom New °rheum for Liverpool. N. 5, :at 19 N. Me 1: au W. lien. from Borobahlte 5 13 W. Meta. aremm. treat L.Terpeol for New York, Aprllll, tat 16 N. tea 44 W. Great BMWs, trOM Linder for eloetreol, aprll :0, tat 16 N, 100 IS W. . °Armor limlftho (ship', of Portsmouth, from WoloC for Lirerteml. April 20, lot *ll N. Its Si W. °moll@ (Mstoe). Met from the Cape of Good Hope 10 Wyk April 12. led 14 IS X, on Sr 41 W. Mom Dmlllm 1 9111 01. from Er gland for Woe/ 29 day; March 12, MIS IS I re 19 OS W. Lwow lull betedos for Neer Tort. Woe 2. )et 19N. Ina 11 W. ISMAdeco. from Nolortatc .or London. April 11.101 0. kill W. Go ben 11 ma the Lew, from Lirerpcol tor llostrool, •pril 13, 0.030 N, W. Quo' of the Lc, from &enter 91 dem April IS. Mt 10 le, lot W W. diskal4 Akoo (.64 ). from New Or earo for Llverpoot, April 71, lat Id 111, low 71 W. Hayseed (brig). hem Patagocla to rainbow!) le days, for orders. April 20, lat 44 1 N. lot 21 34 W. Illotilke, linen Llteaceeton for Lc adm 33 days, 1 well, Nara 10, :at 34 low 17 W. Wm. Taper At, 1o.61) 1. srpcol for New Tack, Aped 21, lat 46 N, 10W 27 W. War Cloud, how Ca mita for Llverrol dam Kay 7. THE Loss or TIIE ROSE Or 8/lA9ON.—An in quiry took place yesterday at the Greenwich Police-court, before Mr. Troll sad C. maunder Robertson, R.N., of the Board of Trade, nautical esetesor, Into the circumstances attending the loss of the rhlp R se of Sharon, Maxton, front Calcutta for Leaden, which went on shore cif Cale Rotel, war Cherbourg. Mr. Cumberland, of the Customs, at tended to prosecute. It appeared that the chip, in coming up Channel, male no observation after noon on the 8-11 of April, when her latitude and longitude were ucertairied. At noon on the 7th einucdinse were got in 50 fathoms, and ebe wee supposed to be off Falmouth. Between II end 12 on the night of the Bth a light was sec which Ins supposed to be the Caskets. Iliktundiage being got in 19 fathoms ebb bore away. In the oeuree of two or three hours she went ashore off Caps Rord, and Captain Maston almitted that, bad be cent‘naed his eonedinge, he might have tavrel his ship from going on shore. The light which he took to be the Cooke'. wee that on Cape Cider*. Mr. Trani said it would be ttieir daty to return Caplets Mazton's cottilhate to the Board td Trade, but it would be with an expression of the candour which he had displayed is hie sue, end which was hie ly creditable to him. It was seldom they met with tseh undid conduct. The aquiry then closed. 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Byilaperk the v . 4 of U. D. Kiaowly. Esq., f.if ilauebter. _ iL&MRUIGER. ALEXANDSR—BETTS.—May at the Congregational Church. MW. dietrareed. s. by Me Rey. 0. Dukes, M.A.. C. W. Alexander sea el We Mt. T. Alassedur. of Nation. kl..rfolk. to lalntly M. Mena. donde e of Mr. E. 84ie, of Wm llookenham. IBRAIM—NINIOII.—May T. at Pt. Matthias L nark,. Yorkshire, by We Itre. T. Wage.. Mr. W. auto. I, 5.1,11 Am, daughter of Mr. W. newera, all of Lea4a. FLMTCLIMR— WIL.IIO S.—May 10. MK Luke's. Cbelna. by the Rev. Y. Brow. Rh U. Pletcher, Ram, el Ashley.park, elor.ey. W AM . . dmenter or 14J. 11. Wane. CAL. /LW, of the Moral llerplusl, arra. DIATHS. URGER —May N. at her reddama, N. Cleveland equals, Hyde perk Llitehtth. piles of the lat. beisael G 4 Upper Homartes. iddle..a. I. Sr let! par DiVlKili—Ma. 11, at his neWssa. 11, weLarapUce, R....41.VMM Matti.... Paw Darla, la IS. PO. rate of hi. its alp of 3, ea 14anbs WM. aid Fleadip. Hasa. 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