The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-18 00:00:00

'Are 41W MILITARY. IRON LAST inriai• CiAZITTL) WAR•OITICE• 1 1 1•1 IG ?pawl bas base indeetly passed to mats std ordain • Rada segos of the Mod Honorable Grier of the ▪ eathesiam the I,llArtng sped atrocat. to the nil prig: 11 be salsa members of the Hann/ D a. its of the S.Koad 06., e t Ragas Commanders, 112., —Colossi Robert Walpole, C.B Rills Brigade; C,l eel Gen-gt Robert Raker, C. 8., Royal Artillery ; Johi. C., Ma Rieman ; lisjor-Goaer•l Homy Gee Roans, Lo it amy army ; Maior-Guard George Cornish Whitlock, Media way. lb be orbs aistables of the Military Diaeon of the Third =fig Compenhes, m 1 Manua Gndlit Nth Regiment; Colonel Seam! Tolfr,y Chaotic, Nth Bagismat ; L4ament-C.l nrl JAE'. Savor n, 34th Reglimme ; I,Matemant-Celosel Robert Pratt, /3rd Reel amall• Linkman-Colon' hams Dedineton Carmichael, Sled Seshewest ; Lienbiaast-ColowelJaltes Richard Olen, Lis B le; Liestimant-Col eel Thomas Smith, 90th Reglatent ; Lint, nun-Column .IQhn Win.rr, 32th Regimes, William No. Altd itcriment Wet. Bean fleyeaGur.ltal Dtegoon Guards; Lieuesamt-Colemel William Canine II Mollan, 76ile iteen meet ; Lkormant-Coloael J.tas C.., 13 - b Rapi m~o; Liestmant-Colonel Lothian Ne. hobos, Royal Eastman , Lastemat-Color.ci Sir William Russell, Bart., 7th Hueers ; Lieutenat-Cobol Thomas Vgbte foot, 64th Regimen ; Lieuteasat-Ctleral Edward Gar mi t res Below Med Reitman ; Major Juba Stanley Thebes'', 24th llama ; Littateent•Culoest ?mashed Jame. sagmforl, Bengal Artillery; John Charles Oren= Tim, Seq., WD Deputy inapechor- Genre' of Hospitals ; Francis William fuss, Req., 11. D., Deputy laiweior-Geminal f Mapes s John Paw, las., 11. D , Desist, bap. et 4-Gwent of Homitale ; Clerks Almada: Goedoe. - 1.q., fier go m, 10th Regimen; Jesse Monks Ingle, ESt i t . .l ., ), Ut i pell, Seth Reetweet ; leettlt Jeer SR, Reglamet. 1111111WILUIDVIL—Lisoliam4Cakeil Cbsche P. Seymour, Nth Illogemset, wattM low to. seetemieded to her a• ih s =ty of Congssiqa of tbe Order of the ADMIRALTY, MAT It Yleenideelral of Ile MOB Willima Jones Illeppr bee leis ennead to reellsse_cs prise et 16x1. per me pre- Mind by Ur Meager. OrsW Ile Conned et Sbik Joe, 1101, tweet by the deesses of Vim-ASSN Palm Jobs' Decesiee, and lin ems of TisaAdmiral litsiay• his „, ben remend to the reesnied haff- sr hat erorattegly; = e llgemeamemee of tble the follow's( mo te Mile Boss the ISM December. 189 a, have tile day lebea !Ire —Via-Admiral at the Bin Sir Themes llatise, X.C.L. to to Vies-Admiral at the White Rams HAMM el are Red Sir Game Ratan Lambert, K.C. 8.. In be This-Admleal el the Btu ; Re iced Resenisheirel Jobs Gas te be VierAdnairal ea the vet red thel; War- Maisel of the Whit. Clothe Rowan Driaseeter Seebere, to be Rear- Admiral M nee Rat; Kan *diking se the Mae Cesseege ReAssey lleacy to le Roar. Manna elf the White ; Copula Times Moderso• le be RocesAllabal of lb* Slew The nadier-remed Moen en Me Mind Met Mee abs be. promoted I. be tithed esers.etheirele, ea the true ”- weed le the Lamas Owns of the let September, but without Ineresee of pay :--Captain W Sulam Sbeybeeed, Captain Willem Lockman ADMIRALTY, Mee 7. Royal Merbee—Pleat Uneemeeitecoldbehl Altimeter Drew tee. to be monk; Liewleeret Climbs left. 71i graham to be =pais; Irma Lletweent Lorna Ban, to be impala: tint lasseneat a ° ml ee lrr Arm Osborne Frederick Clerks Possee, sl be aphids , P.M Lleatenet William Hoary Worthy Thant; to be rep os ; Fent ILimdeamt Omen Ladle, t be septa"; lust Liesimmat Wham Pam Boats, to be impOsla ; First Liniment Miehelee Besses Delby to to Noma ; lint Liniteeret Rebels D.yeb TboloZ, to be enertoin Plea Lbeeoesee Its Reny le be mesh, ; Shooed Lleeeemil Sem Meet Leg* to le bit be "see; Sewed Ltesterut Wein Smith. le be fret beetemell; Sensed Liseetesee lobs to be fret NeMeeme; Sweet leheileeetWilelm Wiry to be So Iheberset; Sena Simeersest Them Great, to be ltd Reelemst; Semi Lleetiesse Reap. to be dem Ilseteenet; tweed Lteareenett= WAggress Wesibelln, MAtm &swam ;13e lad .hetneortJemeAlltel Haillbey, to tetra lleeteeast; Speed Lheirmel lAuttbre Relteby, to be first Heeteeest ; Seem. lldenemee Wien Amanita. to be that Beata .eat; Seen I Lleeloeset Merles William Fottergal, be int beelesest; Seesell Liseemeet Rasectleasee eiese, tt to dies lientammt Semi Liesenast flossy Cowley Bowie,. t. be Is. immemeat ; Se: and Litaisanst Hoary Imo De Kamm, to be tiro lieweemt ; fleeced Veameast hydny Tirana Beedirford, to to Out liana wt. Seem/ Vestment Jolla Wdil Wa7er O'Grady, to to Ire& Seereseat ; Second bassist. t Grebe. Hewett, to be Gm liameast ; Brewed Lime mat Retry lismite ma Lab to be Int leateseet ; See red Liestmeat Newell PitsVptem Trey, to be Bra Nauman ; famed Llenteelat Irsei Augusto: Item. to he Mat lintemast ; fiesomd Liestoceat Owns 1114.wti. V•elari, to be Ira lintenat ; Bernd Lteameent Charlie Edward Semen, to be ltd licaresest ; Saved Lirmanait Edward (Ma soma Powell. to be ISM lientessat ; Bez.md Li/gamest Jars. Lederer lit Ace, It be lee Steamiest ; Semi Lrereeeet Nand Theme Wcodrilr, to be Ikea beets. sate ; Peons , ' Lleelmaist William Youregbnehawl, to be Gra lints amt. THE MILITIA. COIMIIiMICSII tined WeIV . I;ol7l.4astirn Int of their riopecthe Cososties Dsaloglvltirs Yaw:my Cavalry—Jaws WebtrNoo Rams, mt., to bs corset, vice Names lamb Biggs Uodatss„ 20 r af 1174aOeast of Roy 4 Banks Yiemeemy Ceeeh7—Benty Watter K %Insert. seat . to be ambeastourgeon. Q. Own Regiment of Onleedshin Yeomanry Cavalry —Memel Ru4pßease, Beg , to Dr captain, Moe Wyk/s -lam, remegeod. Liakt Bettalima of thin Royal Seams Mallie—Heney Puller, Best., to be miss, vim Periltor M. Dickman, promoted. lat or Roma Ent Middle*: &minimal of Maiti a—David MIN Ituthertand MerScre Colgehoue Kemp, seat., to be moire, •.e• Mimeos, promoted. But Solon, it raiment of Militia, Artillery Corps—father limey Bravais. Beat to he earned lentenest. 2011 Registret ~f Om Doke of Loweetat's Owe Marls—Re tort Basket, neat to to lieutenant, vim Beery Berries. ton Nokomis Seal, reigned. City of Rethattsrett Rein:mut of Artillery Militia—Jobs Jebis Coe/lbws, gest_ to be Aret hautesen., rim Ibowsa Ale:Baader 11.11 promoted. lat Itaginiest of Royal Citrates !Chris—Edward William Joshes None, gent., l.ta liouteaant is 56th Regiment of Foot. to be hentrneat, vire Jobs Leib Bybee nefeed. idemoranders—Eneten Arthur Henry Brines, resigned. 10th Key, 1610. Infeehite Monde Artillery—Wailes Husband Deter to be mistant-wargeoe, vies Walters Dom, reeienad ; Lien sweat Henry John Dram COINS rbe eerain, elm J. C. Keen, realised ; Lieutenant Beery Moore James to be lint geoteeent, its IL J. 0. Gum, prouto'ed; Peed*. neit Tweed, int, be be mewl Romeement, rim H. N. Jaheamie, rommied ; Job /pole Waft, int, to be .mood bonleame, Mee B. de Cooney Itnes, toefinad. NAVAL PRIZE 140 V. Nodes Is gives to CU semis hsterssall emirea, that pm wads= are ma belay mate tor Ow In debNualsa al prates& noshed sad Waage bony seared Be tilt saltainer, isospbo C Rrxd, mewed as Ha led eesasolat, 1117, bp bar llsissty's ship Assam& Alm, he the In coded at slave sod toasstra basselos swardad tut tee 'studies nub slovas, °Wand en lalli 14th October, 18.57, by be Esjesty's oblp Vosaviss. Ai" for lb. late... I distribution at proarals remised sad lemmas bona/ snarled Sr tbo berms Mars B. Watkins, •Milsred os the Osaeber, In; by Itat Y4rys !Alp Abate. ADIIIIIALTT, KIT 17. —Arrorigruarirti.-Cilp. lain 0 J. JONI. (1166), to lb+ Furious, 16, poddlo-wbool owes Mho Judie sad Chins yke Captoia OetuvurimPle•eJr a it h o o, n request. Mitsui Will. (OW), t 3 bo addiiioed mister to As livid, 414 aA Woolwiett, hr oorvioo in the Bros, pilaw Wood sioor%wool,_ at Woolwich. Pirmsow T. Plow* (MC to the Lodes, 90, ot AWoorait-Paymuto• P.. B. M. Power, to the Agssommia, 81. mow Mom @Oil% at Potteowestb. Adis( Amia•oot Serge-se W. Boob* (b) to the Vol vs, 17, mom loom .loop, at Podium* ; sad J. W. Belebor, lo the Aarwinsai. Clod I. A. I ., misesty. to Ur Hualbil, 92. nacw s 1 r?r!"...•4112. Aoluisi4 Llo,k W. R, M. Retort', to tbo Fir.b - oni, 6, •4w Moo", at Woutwith. _ THAM, MAT 17. AiIIIVALS OP B ur. HA . ANL WOUNIAD MOM% 711..1 I ‘ ol l , l.—AeMbi, WOO porgy of eiok and wonadod runs seafted M Pert Put Hospital tLis afternoon hose l e ak, lariat areuhartel at Gravesend hose the troop oh'p iike eree . red finis Calcutta oo 2011 i of Jailor, l a w The annator von 76 men of all rook% bakneag to eb o >V Illoor's prow • Guards. 6.1 Continuer% 7tla worm Or later* lab Yeti.iers, tilth. 21rd Rola' Wash abd Li g ia wary. 37115,1181., 64 11 . Cl.ll nob. 996 litginen sod 9711 t iteennott, the Rae =.4 awl ebb 11, 91 itt r. with 7 ooti.va sad 8 lila Ade v the costaaand of Lieutenant 7. P. Overesosfird isplimat, sat Loot. 0. Soot., 24it. Poe imeet. Tho umber of Usti* feriae the yams ores it..., 0a flak solvel et Pet Pitt Asp wont Judi. ally .4sst tsd, area 141 woo ward (*demi to be taken lat., hospit.', mid Me irruiderkie nut to the tovrlid ratobtfrhamot et S. raw.. A gory rola awl woudd troop, she arrived at tide pr otein 'Medi, tor Caldera. which port an I ft on tbe WM al Jaaray to* Is re Warmer,* LIOD ilduluutt ttePirted of 90 sou of al roar tratifoi to ro Oh DEZda, lob [rarer., 94, 12nd, 42nd Repel odors, fled Vet t Inleatry. Nth, 70 , 13, 8011, VW sad lade raw orarral esodu ray, .1 Artftiwy, awl learwral Olato•al, bird Itaataort. IbVer. two liras awl yes ..loaria "'Miffed 011 Inert As do near dors of re error a.peceon 18un.eueinheismeil ISOM , THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 11169. sad men were ordered to be takes into heipital for surgical treatment. Most of the troops see suflering from wounds receiir. , 4 at Camper*, Luokuow, sod Deihl. Toe Luau. —ln socordasee with ord. rt to that aged, the whole of toe income Winging to the 3rd battalion Win. fantry were sesseeblesl at m early hoar yesterday miming at the mar of the hat threats for the purpose at w g the infliorina of the paeisiumeat of the ash on a & l. me= the 21.11 It :roan% Tte crime of whir/ the primmer wee foto' sruilly it, that of having streak a sergeant of the 23r1 Eui4ere who was to the ex,cution of his duty, the prisoner at the time being intoxicated. Fur this offence he was adjudged to receive 60 lashes and to undergo 169 day: imprisonment ; bat half the amber of Mabee waa re mitted by the major-Imaaral. After the puoiehment had been adminicered the prisoner was taken to the hospital, and as soon se he is able to lean be will be removed to Fort Clereare to et largo his imp...earnest. Admiralty crier. having been received for the completion, with oL despatch. of the screw frigate Amphiou, 36, now In dock, a 1 axe cumber of shipwrights sad toectutirs Cr. em• ployed on her Iran five :clock in the morntag until eight at night. in °mite to past bee forward, so that ohs may be tut docked darter the neat opting tides. The paddle wM el !restage Vlrsao proceeded yesterday af- Orman to to • the Eurydice, 26, from this port to Ports. month, the Eurydice having been fitted as a trainier ship for the naval cedes serving ota board the Britaanis, 120. • screw steamer, kw boon taken into dock for the poopose of bang thoroughly overhauled nod Band for ma. THE VOLUNTEERS FOR THE NAVY.—Captain Brows. R.N.. Registrar-amend of Semen, has jut re torted from visiting the chief reereantite parts of the north, with • Mew of stimulating to the utmost the efforts which aro now Wog male throut tae country to rake able bodied seamen for tho ro nary. Doting thk tour Captain Brown., accompaaird r. Tribe, s gentleman coonected with hi. deputes's; Adted the peeta of Liverpool, °Wpm Ormeock, Hell, Yamawath, he , and hell coaferommo with the mind* shipowners and the uthor.ties counseled with the porta. u to the atop sec wo try to be taken to *scourge v. leak. Mg hams the mercaatila to the royal navy. Though the of of Captain Bfolliell aisles was almost direv . ly emceed to the interests of the ddp. ovum. yet we an pled to fay thee, os a body, they naultwouly mispondod M th e opus; and immodiwoly eon osated to Airtime tho *IOW tie Admiralty had in eke trood `" 3. sear fa flair power. The nosh of thus com ets haw bus oncesostal beyond_ _all trapeckition, mad shindy several thumbed, of Sao alistiodiod follows ham Dewed sod Mu bon socaprod, and not the lout doubt mow Teatime that the whole newitor d 10,/00 re quired br the navy will be completed le a very short time. • goormoity aid packet dismissal of all private oon sidorato las died wet by the vhipowner• and odors, who era, of oour-e. to a vitals utast, injuri , usly affected by the withdrawal of men from their wervice , has bees In and all peel" sad affmda mother pr 'of of the savilices which all dram see pepsrod to make 14 secure lb. power ad edict onoy of the mks'. detente. T he Ad mi ratty we re fortu nate In Ow* Meeks of Copula Brown for 'hie duty, a; hen the Wore of his Aim as rogistrar-roneral of seamen, be le of course thoroughly lakemed sport the @object, while his hog _ossersko with the le* miry ghoul him as • con ' muting UM batter it the two swrionk —Thurs. SCOTCH RECRUITS Mt TIM NAV T.—Tho doors of the Tromport Mot is LAM ere oceseiceally beelegvd by =proottsg Utak amnion is Limb/seat Johnston the t, Nest. The madams, bosom, on eilogy bellows sof boy., obis mai °Maar, otasoo, la= the of Witty: mew Is the sterchast smoke, Wag thy. It Is emselsg to observe the appestat* of the vulvae arthistes ma they prow tato the woes Then if the Ilitorsfau, with tattered Iwbihmusts, the Buse\ nude' is tordttroy, the owebseio is fuetteue, the yam( mom, of whole little em be add farther than that b. Whop to the wertisit deems ; the thmotaker, knows by kis reekveleized primate and the prealior mat of Ida arias; the tailor, with priebel dams: and the geetert-looking yeas( mea, sib Highland dusk, wodistly half .clot of bis peettles. The great maw of **rests (oriel of boy. Misses' to tho mid die mad lower r Wore or society. There they ere, frees the robust, b parts. to the this pale beT k el i t tsa er taes—hom •ha buy Is emperlisse to the es/Leat. Tlwy aro, so doubt, raw materiar i ct they will, fries trained. cacti malorially to atesoffthea oat wooden wolls.--Scotroon. The Waterford regiment of militia has arrived in dis We of Woad, eller, It will te for some limo proctored. 6PORZING. BETTING AT UANCRESTERe—TunDaT. 1101 , 11TIIL STAMM DONCASTRIL 12 is • ogi LapDr (efts Is lay) DONCASTER HANDICAP. 7 to 2 opt Par West (t) 6 to 1 —Baigo.sNer (nit) 6 to 1 Mrs Webster (5) 6 to 1 Pasant Royal (t) 10 to 1 Twist (t) DERBY. 6 to 2 1 to 1 esot Promised Land (aff) (t) 12 to 1 111aneeiat“t) lab Intelligent. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—MAY 17. &reap at Nil Prim to Loadwa.—(Bstor• Jostar• Bytes sad a Comma Jury.) RIM r. TIOWNI AND •NOTIIIa.—DANAGS TO A NOOSE. The plaintiff chimed damages upon the erased that • public-home called the Golden Fleece, ut Little Etrightridar- Wart, of which he was the occupier, had been injured in dm course of pulling down en adjoining tome. The defendan.e, who were builders end contractcre, had been employed to do the work. --- Yr.STirjsent Tczar and Mr. Prentice, appeared for the plaintif f ; and Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Barnard for the de fendants. The plaintiff took the Golden Flew% which wait these shut-up house. in klatch, 1848, and paid altogether 1201., of which 501. wee for goodwill. About the beginning of July his receipts smousted to 301. or 361. • week, but shortly after that time the defendants began to pull down the sdjoiniag house, the Old Pares Head. The plaintiff's cam was that is doing this they had not sufficiently shored up his house, in consequence of which it bad rank, and leaned over in the front 1i inches, and at the back 10 inches, and it beceine dangerous. Oa the 13th of August there were a down gentlemen dining on the first floor, but jut ea the cheese Iris put on the house sunk again, and a quantity of rubbish fell down, which so alarmed them that most of them ran away, and several never went into the house afterwards. A Omelet held once • week at the house had fallen off in number, sal ultimately ceased to exist, priadpally because the house was dangerous. There were other minor heads of damage, endi as the loge of a lodger, the destrudion of theitsper on the plaintiff's side of the party wall, and the pulling down et bell hangings. In April, - 1869, the plaintiff lefy the premien pll.r bees condemned, and they wen afterward' down. When he left his takings had dammed down a day. In the course of pulling down the Old Parrs Hoed, Mr. Smith, the City surveyor, and Mr. Jersey, W asentaat, sew the premises, and they bought that the pWn 's house was not sufficiently shored up. At their roma the defendants pat up additional shoring. For the &andante a gran many of their warkseen woe and they were all of opinion that the A had min : s led, in a man ea skilful manner. Belem say at tempt wan =edits psi dews the 0 d Pan's Heed upright timbers were put en a the doors of the Golden Rowe% from Mao= to top; them we,. aso some horlsonal shores back and front, and rang shores were put up the side as soon ea possible. The truth was, that the Golden Zane was a very old house; there was a crack of emelent date running down the front, at It. jennies with the next house; and all the mats timbers were NOW It we' alto stated that the Golden Flew did net Ni. to he in any worn date after the Old Pen'. Ilea had been pulled down then 11 did bets*. One of the delhaenta himself said that ant only hid emey me been tam in ensure the plaintiff'. many, het to amnsslt hi. caveniense as well ; and Mr. Hudson, tL ds. fandate warmyer, apnea his opiukn that the *haring had been prepay done at first, and that the additional shoring aria& by the City ffilicitor wes not at all no ceme M Justice Bylee left it to the jury to say whether the defendants hod mid dna, remoonable, end proper care in pulling down the part wall, and propping up the plaintiff's how., and if the belnadama had net used due, remcnable, and proper cam then what amenuant damage the plaintiff had sustained. The jury found a verdict for the piaintif—dameges 601. COURT OF BANRRIJPTCY.—NLY 17. (Before Yr. Commfaeloser Evans.) 'AN •ALOON ONLXIBUS CONTAXT IN AZ VIZ (LIMITED). This was the day appointed for the hearing of a politica, will& wee premated • abort time ago, praying for a winding/- up eider wine' Ws company. The patties was that of lir. Thomas Rankine, of 9, Cherierainet West, Weetboarne-terrampark, brnth malmr, bat nem out of heeinem, a sharehellW in the cont ra" Kr 7. . Barges' appeared in asp , of the palace; Mr. Roxburgh hr the eampany ; and Mr. C. R. Lewis for elms hoiden. At tie request et Kr. linburgb, ell the witaseers of both Ades were °Aard euSef roars in the dist iestenor. Mr. &mood stated the allegations of the petition. TOM. hurt* of the subscribed capital of the oompaey had been lost or become eaavallable, if it had not been so a year ego. This ma other sorption were supporei by &Attacks of he pallier, Kr. *raced, Mr. Gower, Mr.W. L. Jones, Mr. Carman; Mr. Clerk, sad Mr. Jackson, es to the value of the vehicles end horses of the company. It appeared that the en the al the eipital was 14,869/., remeseated by so may Ws. shares; this was Motel in the effhlavit of Mr. Pepe, the secretary, w ho added that some 800 time had been (whited for mrs.parneer. One. foorth of HAW. wee 3,7171. 6e. ; and if three-fourths of the rmital were wagons there ought to be that sum remaining. Careful ambitions bed bees made as to the vime of the conspaat's stork which were only nest by en afilievit of Mr. l'ope of what the stook had cost the compete,. The hones had bees earstally inspeoted ; 89 of them bed base seen by the pthincesr, and were valued at UV. each, or, en the highest ceiselatirm. *2,1721. The provender was worth 1604 ; vans, 241.; cis farature, 164 Tbe omnibuses, eighteen la .amber, were valued by Mr. Gower at 471. each, or, if sold by idea, at 861. seats. Mr. Ayalakird, tbelbuilder of the omaibeses, mid they could sot be worth more than 601. each, or 9001. They hat no outs at the banking ; therefore the aggregate of the meets wee 3,160/. Another It. was the puent, which wee only need by this unfortunate tom pay. the vehicles big es heavy as to diet:rem the bergs; this the company valued at the price they gave for it, 3,2001., though it had only enabled them to trade without peal., mid apead the shareholders' money. The petitioner nerred that the patent was of no value what. ever, was • complete failure, and war not meth a farthing, owiect to the weight of the vehicle.. Mr. Jones stated that they ware more liable to get out of repair than the ordinary crosibusee. Mr. (lower drawled his opiates that the patent wee perfectly worthless. Mr. Carpenter, an eminent builder of omnibuses, mid the same ; sada° one had wed to psy any royalty to the company few the me of the patent. On the other side, Mr. Pope only averred that tics pets t bad cost 3,0001. in theme and 2001. la cash, bet did am mature to swear that it was worth 6e. Oa his plias of ambulation be rode the seems of the cora gem, wile 9,08111.. *fig the hones at 281. 10., each. It wee said that LOON. * *area were given for the patent to Yr. Lysil •; bat it might torn out that these therm were pankonal thetribeith by him amongst hie friends to form • beard of Mr. notheegth sad then was not a tittle of evidence of that. It was not abet. Mr. &mod had not amend It ma fact ; he taiwely mtp. posed it might turn oat so. Then what were the hatiffirke of the compsay? Mr.' Hawkins estimated them at 7,0001., incindiag 1,7001. due on debentures. It wet dear, there fore, that the comp* had not, en their own ettlemtut of assets, a supine of ono-fourth of the capital, and the allega tions of the Winos were thus made out. Mr. Hawkins deposed, in this slidavit, that he bald 150 shares in the company, having been induced to take them by repmentations that the company was • flourish* meows, and would my 20 per mot. In Apnl, 1158, a resolution lad been pawed at the board declaring that the affairs of the company were in etch an emtarr seed state that it was desirable to wiad it up, but this was not acted on. &Awe that the °mummy had been obliged to rater money on bills at a discount of 20 per Dent. Witness believed that for two year. the company had been +critter their omnibuses at • loos, which was furremisg. No dividend had hem paid, nor had there balcony auditors' or other report, showing the state of the compeers affairs. &vend erecutiose had been leaned at the snit of the clove, from time to time, for duties doe from the company. On the sth April last a reeolutice hat been passed authorising the directors to sell the stock of the cormany to the best ad vantage either to au ladividnal or any other company. Cross-examinsd by Mr. Roxburgh-1 live at 9, Charko street, Westminster. 1 slept there last night, and on Satur day night, or rather Banday morning. 1 have slept there costinuonaly, except for air or seven nights, from the 20th November last. 1 have no ecopi.iyment. lam out of bush aim. Have been so since 20Ib November. I have lived on yr/ ewe means by the money I bad host selling my property. I have Le-n nearly 20 years in boa - nese. I have a wits sad three children. My wife lives with as. at Cluirles 7 etrest. I hove collected in my book-debts, and got some bills of ex change paid. Mr. Rosburgh—Have you now any property of any de scription? Witness—Am I bound to answer that question ? Commisaloner—l think not. Examinstion continued—l presented • petition Koss' this company last year and paid the costs out of my own money. Nobody assisted me. Mr. Bryan and I were to. laintiffs in • rheumy deft against the company in July leek, I did not ask Bryan attest to join in the suit. He was at that time • workman of lir. Aysbford's. I did not offer Bryon 1501. to allow his name to be used. A motion was made for an laittactioe in that suit. I have this morals, been served with an order to pay the coats, about 1301. alto gether. I have not paid anything. Mr. Sargocd objected that these matters were Dot relevant. _ . . . . . Tl;docantissioner—l don't see that it has toy bearing ft this ansatioo. Mr. Rozbargb—T'bo court has a disc:ration fa making sr war at this kind; and th s is t cloaca to show the ' • " •• ' ' ' • The emendmioner-1 don't think it materiai. Mr. Roxborgh—Evervtblog le material in that vitw, The Criustaiseksoo—Well, I have exercised my diecortion. I don't think the gasmen can be put. Tot oaa appeal if you like. Examlnotion mationed—slinother petition hag been pro• muted by Mr. Beesley. I bas nothing to do wick that. The Commitionw—Tat ham nothing to do with this petition. Ark him about mything that has to do • kb the present petition. Hower, tf you think it Important to your cheat, let It be lahms down. • Examinetion oentimed—The costs which I was ordered to pay in chasm, were thud In November Yet. I had sold my property previous to that. I gold my honwhold goods and •1011141147•611111, No. B tyer,o• tha 17th of No vember, Beim She end of Nomothw I had sold everything I onold sell. I dm', bow Um data of the order In chmcery. I never spoils.* Hanky ma etay occasion about Ms p-tition. I saw Mr. Damen the Mtentey. shoat it. I left • hill for 1411. sad 91. in sentasy with blur, whirb WY to be banded over • Mr. Homy If the petition aucceeded. The hi/1 ter 14U. was my own. I wr anxious to have the cowpony ward up, sad that wee the rostra I made the deposit. Mr. Rodirgh—Frolawboos did you receive the Mr. Berger objected. TM Cowasissioser-1 don't think it to material, bat se the serer of going to mother court is so frightful, 1 shell allow thv i a=le le pet. I got the bill from Mr. Isar Hatt, M.P. I got it for money ohm wee lent by me to Mr. But', or rather to his attest. After Borsley's petition wu dismissed, I got the WI back from Mr. Downes. and t egMlned It. It le not yet dr 1 weer said that If I saooeedad in the snit Ire to Mir. 1 know Mr. Ilsonsmara, the sarager of the ()melbas Company. I have never had say comma ration with him ,on the subj.:it of this ratios. It nor through Mr. Argie s that I knew Mr. Macnarnars. I got the information that the company was losing 261. a week from Mr. Lucking and Mr. Hatton. I know that three sr four szecutior at the suit of the crown were levied aphid the company last yew. I cannot give the dates. I don't know irbstber It was at the renning or et the end of the year I herd It from Mr. Norton, my own solicitor, who said he * bed tt from Mr. Illomea. (A laugh.) I have not seen the stook of peovesdsr, and crept era to the snort. I know notbiag about ft. I bar put it down to the boot of lay belief, guided by the bnce-rheet August last. I believe it is not of the value of MX I have men the vas at work. I have seen the horses at work in the street. 1 maw sore in the stable et Stoke N Mr. Norton told Er that they owed Morteridge l ett a rty Illisey. Mr. Looking and Mr. Walton told me in Jane lest tint a large arm= weeder to Mr. Caitlin. Mr. Most., or his de& told me that the company eyed upwards of 1,0001. on tiebestares. I valued the omnibuses se they wen woekhei I. the ewer I ermined thirteen of Awe very minutely. I have bees told that they coat 1481. each. I would not give a shallag for theca ; but a fair prim for the company raid be 601. each. If sold th would bah much less. Or thin I know Is , they will k nell the cattle. Me. Lewis, reporting two of the principal shareholders, wished to put some queedone to the wawa Mr. &rood objected. Mr. Rortorgit said it was the uniform practise be the Cosa of Crmosry to _hear any of the shareholders. Hie Hoerr slred the piastres to be put. Wilases—l re not acquainted with omnibus work bears the sontray_ccremenesd. They tern working en Beater 1817. A fair allowsnoe for depreciation of the worlds. stock per annum would be 16 or 20 per net I crest say which. lam scareely oropetest to give s . a . mt: slaw I should say about 20 per coat., 'oaring stork and everything. This refire to omnibuses, of th . erw7 awry deraption, not the "Saloons." Upon an average, I dos t think that eratibus hones live rows than Are or ale yeses. I have known some live twelve or thirteen, but I think Ave or sr years is the average. I have bees told es by a great many pradical men. The redraw may last longer, but the repairs alone will and rusty par mat per annum. Though kept In good repair, they would sot be worth the erns as whin sew. I other estimate the permanent depreciation. The cost of the Sabra omnibus', made by Mr. Ayehlord, was 1481. each. I don't believe he go t that amount. He took bills of have erhantea k om the conspauy, and hat to get theta dirounted. T h the onsittres bra only two yews in work, 1 they have depreciated from 1481. to 601. or more; for wpreearl run would ever nee them after knowing the deshu they have mused and must tably mess to the ears. Tr construction is the worst that could rangy be. They sill larger than the ordinary ore ; there a greet deal of chonlez work, which is mere rpm sive ; th e two door tares the mirror the weight is chiefly behind ; sad the weight of the emnibus is drantedve to itself se well es the settle. A year ago I valued thew oesalbres at 801. each. I should think the depredation has been 100 per eat. la the lest year, suppriog they wen sow to be sold. Mr. Lloyd Joao, WA, Hint -court, examined by Mr. Pr burgh—l sea en sorrow. I have not done amok fa, the hat Ave ran. I have been an arountant and valuer, tad anceetary to • public co mpany . I have beer sopped by Mr. Downes in special matters. I formed y aria on bed- NIS extaosively as an auctioneer. I have aa income from freehold property. I was employed by Mr. Downes in the irks brought for Howley against the oreapeay,aml ti Ikerders petition. Iwu interested la takiaLeay boldness to Mr. Downes, and I introduced Horsley to a few days hare the demand was made by him on the company. If I met say person who bed a matter of law or debts to recover, I should take him to Mr. Dower because I should berth by It Mr. Downes would have made it worth my while in money. The Commissioner—He would give you some compere tbs. *itasese—There was zio pramiee. TM Commiesloaar—Too mputed he would? Whams—Yea, that he would do to se so holoarable mow. It is customary. Mr. Dowtea wee to recover Mr. Bentey's mousy from the amply If he mold. Borakry did mot rdse at that time to tab promediese =ler he was gessaateed cos's. Ido wee know wit•thwr It was =pedlar Dowses who migrated a prides. (A letter was then road [ma Mr. Dolmas to &relay ' , miss that the latter should pay 10 per et. as the sum a:covered from the compesy.) lid/. was deposited with Dowses. I undetet:.od it was provided by Hawidas. — lir. Roxburgh—ll Botilsy was to pt 1504 what were yea to get P Witness— I should like to know that. Mr. Roxburgh—What wog your ladneemeat? Witeees—l here already mid I trusted that if Mr. Downes got the winding-up order, it would have bees worth his while to have remunerated me. I mama of the promoter, of She company. I was local spent for the Royal Agricultural Society of England. I have bred numy horses, and goad ones. I know the value of land as well aa any mot is land. I was in the employ of the Saloon Company ca natty. I brought en attics simian them. I claimed more or lees. I got 301. or 401. My cousin, Jobe , , who was sandlot to the company, told me that they had got no mousy, sad were in the greeteet difficalties. Be mid if 1 got a larpr sum the 301. at 401., it would Juju', him. My main bee Ms Boologare some time. I hold flee Aare' in the co s pay. Ido not think I ever offered myself ea manager. I ins employed by the London General Company on one oar eke when they were applying for a treenroed from Paddington to the City. If the bill bad been got I should bare had something to do with the Ofrlfylmg. I was ens of the parties who were proceeded agolost lee onspiracy. I had es moilonser's game for three or km yeses, end bed sonslimes Eve 'elm a week. I valued the mailmen of the empsay at abate M. mob, or Intl. lia. I have eudesvourol is mite the scespeny basest by prednefog ecomots. The Merton ere Mr. Pope end the solicitor. There he. only been one meeting lately, and that wee held with timed dom. They lavelgied me oen of the mom, and then would not let me in. They bed some comet, I 'oppose, which they did tot wish to be known. Mr. Ayehfore, the builder of the omsibusea of the out yen y, deposed that the vehicles. which had wet 148!. each, would not sell for more thee 601. each. The patent wu vorthlue. The anzebusee weighed 27 cwt. He believed the company to be quite insolvent, and that they were working at • low Crose-examlsed by Mr. Lewis—l was one of the damp dews to the premed/as filtemtapirsey. I sold my shares to lie. boom, of Hasimersoildt. The omnibuses have de lled in vela% sad the tettelple bee failed as well. Moos was amployml by the Saloon Company I hare hen omnibuses for the Lowden GlOrta Company and othere mak . i l may have received 1,0001. from the Saloon Company fur is. pairs ht three mouths. By Mr. Roxburgh—l have had ao opportunity of ass. raisin the omnibuses, etzespt se I maw them in the street. Mr. Gower, monibas-beilder, of Strativa, and other wit names, wee brudy examined al to the value of them co- Pati nt. clamed t elwotwitY. he ease for the petitioner, end the further Wain we. adjourned till this day. toned Is Monet abe mind the bag of books. The prisoner was, bewerer, sieray afterwards elm foto meted, by Ocasinel, 1771 1, with the property In his presewion. The Jury fort= Me rivalry, - led two former convictions =Mails= proved spine him, The Claims& semsooed him to 3 ayarn' penal serritude lamaltobinten,3l, was found eiraty and sestemed to ma ninth's herd Mm for orsoltilop Mary Beldam's at Hingstoo-on-Thente DONCASTER SPRING MEETING. TreiDAT. To. TRIAL 83•133 of 5 SOWS. sash, with 30 added, fee 3-yr-oeds and upwards. Women aka. T.T.C. (11 sobs.) Ids. Um*, Clan W.b.ta. by Osmabsy. a y• IM 910 1,314dn.1) 1 I or. J. Osterste • Wourl, 3 'ye, ent flb (Cbsibmwri 3 30,. Allion.• Wt., 3 In, to MO ... . .... 11.4tUN Batiste 7t04 on Clara Wabeter . ,.3 to 1 apt Layka, I to 1 apt Weasel. • dead heat; Laytoa WY two Lawns, teas the par. Daddies beat 2tol as Clara Waste:, who won by ten IN VINTAND STAR ZS of 3 ears. leek witk 20 added; the unesad be awe his slake. Bad Ham to. (10 subs ) W. Sabots". TassA w iz it Tzas. 4 TAM 3113 .. ...... iCkawati 1 MC Balls tli. ILO ( witit'olWw) 3 Mr. J. W. lil as 1,13134 Datimma eat of issaa l l as. tss tab , illaltbers 3 313. le ars Itatilmolies. pls. Tot IJ. ',Gorden 4 Brft,g . 4 to I opt Turret, S to 1 Mg the !Irma telt, 6 to I odd 815 Plack, 7to 1 opt Pvlst. Wea by • neck, MOM &mace betimes the second sad third, a tenth and • hall hawse& the third sad fourth. TliiHor Iry C STAR sa of f.oof. owe, with 100 added, for 2 7r-aide; who, get 71b; Clime 'lad gelding, But 31b. Widows extra. About Rye furlong.. (63 nibs) W. T. ran • Lavolloo. by Loon Gorwa„ Ifs. Ann, Mr. 33.44,44.1 34333rfir. au 411. tta. ini tr ati:l Mr. 113 Mr. T. Illmora'a tutr . M w . • 4 Bolting 7t04 oa Lagodhai,7 in 1 apt . buttardy, IC Is 1 sgm Tom. Lupullas adds all the ranodwg add was hy • Ism* ; two Laza' between olas sanad dad Shad, saes 6r taws tetrad the adad std Isartai Julia colt was dtth, sad Was sia.b. The Ida two was Jima sad Oxfoid. Tau CIIIIMIMPIILD PLATS (thadloap) of 50 MM. Wisdom mks. _Os* sale. Hlti4 hap. IPR Ma 4074:1 . Dawasia thaelde ♦ r latsTr us, '''' 1 Ibtloolus mama :—worawai hock Sp*, Sir /Wry, Osearew, HlMsia, Appaalla, Abrocrion. Bads, 4to 1 apt 111 Ma, 6to 1 mob set Paul is... W appadia, le 1 apt (abide Fair, Woo ay bill Issyt* - it With bagels tam mood sod ' third, bad liwth; Jock Sprint woo VA sal Appendix out. TR. MUNICIPAL. STANT. of 6 now. each, with 26 sided; for 11-yr .olds aid upwards. Optional weights, to. The second to s ire his Make. Bed Roar is. (I saba) Hr. Had- Onloa IN 1... WI MD. Ub (11 1 Ms. noverdsio ;11. 43 LI. Hr. H. Rhumb Jeanie Naas,l era 13[4) , 40 lib Is. Multi iChallares Hs. wens Itrabsnallta trel 4 44. ..... •••• • • • •Ilaasitt 4 0 4a1 11 " Il w on a tr 412traer li :Araii..1 ................ Bet tiag . : 3t04 on Cidipa, 4to t awn Emerald. Aped race in, won by a had; bad third. The wham, woe Wight in for 38 &WPM Tata °NAND NATIONAL STIIPLNCI4.IIB3 ( Hasdiwp)) of 10 5,,0 s. rash, la it, with NO aided. Wtansre extra. Tae ✓eccad to save his stake. About three miles sad tarn guarani. (20 out) tle 84 . 14 ,484thairlir Woo re. Not Iltb A/Latish 1 nr. antes Ombr pubs. 30.3.1031131 b my. wear. 444 bied. Latmell) 3 NIM4WMO MUD started—Cbanos, Mi. 01114, tlaarise, PhpsMati, Old Dos Trap. &Wag 2to 1 apt Joelosisy, 6to I each opt Olastitia, and Omar Pito* 6 to . ir Clamor, 10 to 1 snot Old Dog Trey. on by Los leen* between tho second end third ; =Wag peal tlie per. No accident mania. THE nooas on ma MISSISAIPPL—Our latest earks. in regard to the high water In the laalVtl rliririDpt ere of an aleregag elowarter. From the odi, ere of the stiossuer neserch we leers that the numerous Cretans' have resulted Is the endow of large tows of the lower rowan, std the destruction of stock, crops, and improretonts to en almost ince:culable 1111101ULt. Prow Memphis down the river le described as spreegiag es either heal lake a us, end the souks of desolation en everywhlre visible. Scores of plealatiose end villages are either over/owed or reader** alma notch OMAIe by the moult with which the estrous& isg moißur. he cowered *wry dwelling. Tie blame, which en built cn pillars, thus raffriag the water to rue freely be bark, en still occupied. Pl.t bows are smelly moored suet bobtail we, which inn the double person of stabin for the cattle sad gear ere Ur the IMMO win wird thew. The asslety to leant the sews frost antes ✓e...prolog the water Is described ar Munn, sad the pie* ealubited great dspesesios ow being tool that the upper rivers wen will thing. At 11{1111. the levee has sooner kept the tens frees *IMAM. N.woleon is else well Own l , the brew gm both the II irein.nt aid Athens* /Ned ung is geed cosittire ; the emu, toweese, hedge the few peewits in the rear el the phwe. The pan yet/ sit **heals et the Arkenew, sad between the rine sod the levee, is enhessmed wed the rang .ses sad twesesesige Piet peeping ohne dr nowt* eaten. At Lab Preenwees I the water is neaded, bet the tows is middy owl satmoily damp sad solesee. At Tubber; the yaw Is IS beim byes, the daring the aced of lag 'mom tbas thesismers Us op " Cork by jowl " with li. Iheists, wee of the senimpt of whale tby bus Mucked down. It will be te vinelered art Vicheberg Vase* spew • wo . We also Wars that there is miten.) led is wed that the rumors, la mier to Inch toe WWI *. " are euspelled to path wane twee sad tor, wed b le deposit t owl-beg or bend • oat • log or in • skiff —On animets Gazette, *put LI. THE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. label lanai, • Mathes dialer, 7, Dock-elfeet, White. ; Daniel TUrreqhfewl, • bertelaw, Three Pigeons ;tsar Roniford.road ; sad !Fillies, .laskanama, an ostler at the Those Nome politic-house, Romikrobrosel, wen charged, the first with receiving • cab, vans 301., well knowing the tune to have bean stoles, and the two latter with feloniously receiving • horse and harass, value 91., also aware that the same had bees shales. This Merge was secondary to one preferred the day bowel = sea named George Rouse, for stashes all the lined property, entrusted to bits in his apathy of sabers by his emptoyer, Mr. Arthur employ, ef Werwide street, Goblemeqmre, yea whisk he was &amended. Bachstor 430 A, the cesstabis la the former aw e dimmed that abet the remand pasemeley be premeds& to sad from ismnirke faseltated then ha went to the These PMeons public-hones, la the Roenford-road, when be zest with Therombgood who., In answer to kis mnstice, odd be had sot bought any bons lately, theagh be bad certainly eaohmgel a posy for one. The iIOMIS was dam shown mad Identified by Mr. &min, the prosseator, se his property, and delem se gesvieesly deposed M. He afnewarde saw helium alder the came roof, mad he, as being said he bed bought scene harness of • mmwho L md r Men with a horse end care, for 10e., at th em: thee that Thormighgood excessaged horses. He Om teak these two sums into custody apace a against them which be stated. On eaaeostns thesa c rX station subsequently. ha found on Jackman the tonal Islets of the cab proprietor's name, which was identided en having been emserewet from the stolen cob. Os locking them up en the charge he next proceeded to Royal Mint-etrest, te a abed or stable in the acceptation of the prisoner Jacob, wine be saw a cab which the prosecutor identided as the vehicle Roam bed gone off with on the 9th instant, and this was taken posaassion of ma well as the hen* and harness at Romlord. Lvtly, they found Jacob at Shad well, where he apprehended him on the charge of men fag the cab, knowing it to have been stolen. In saner. be said be had purchased the same of a mu nesswl Smith ; and on searching him a receipt for the same was found in this name, withered by Jackaman. Jacob, in defence, said he bad never bought such property before. The men who said his Dania was Smith asked 141. far the cab. Ha gave 101. Therenglagood, that he had made a chop with the man Smith (Rouse), giving a pony sad 10e., sod nolleing the bone; and Jacinto:tan ' that ha bad fed the hone for some time for the man, who could not afford to pay for It, and he allowed as mach as he could for the may, takes be exchange for it. He could only account her the sestet OW* found is his p wket by supposing that one of the children playing in the yard had found it, and pkkiag yep, put It Into the pocket of his waistcoat, which bad bonging up there. Remanded. MUM CHARGE OP ABDUCTING A TOZER. At the Cirencester Petty Sessions, on Monday, 11r. Weary Pole, of Stratton, near Cirencester; Warm; his groom • Mary Colebourn, the groom's sad Walter 16 - 011isisardener ' were surnamed under the Oormmt Fractious Prevention Ace (17 and 18 Vie., e. 102, see. 6), for taming on the 29th of April mod undo. fufluenor, and by abduction, diverse, and fraudulent device and contri vance, impeded, prevented and interfered with tie free seer ells of the Mineola. by John Kibblewbite, of Ciessoestse, labourer, he being grown qualified to vote he the election of burgesses to serve in parliament for the bonnet of Clan. ayes, contrary to the statute. Mr. Powell, of the Oxford Circuit, instnicted by Mr. W. L. Cooly of Cinemas, appeared for the prosemittea ; end Mr. Cripp, ot the Oxtail Circuit, instructed by Mr. Caubb, of Cirressiar, foe the defendants. The magistrates' room wee direly crowdad during the examination. The follow lag le the substance of the avid... John Kleblewhim an old sad very deaf man, depoted—l am sa aid right vo ter of Cirsocester. On Thunday, the 28th of April, I wee at a public-house at Stratton, aid maw Mr. Pole end Mally his gardener, go by. I had heard that Mullis kid been Inquiring for me, and I went out end spoke to him. He told me to come to Mr. Pole's the next morning to op. • &sta. As I wield to attend the amt. nation that day 1 west very early In the morning, mama after four o'clock. I worked tin tan, whoa I laft to attend the socolnation at Cinematic. Before I started Mae gave mo two glasses of hew. I west to the seminally, sad returned to my work at MY.= soot after twelve. I bad notbbrg to drink while I wss away. In the afternoon I west into the saddle-room, sad gave me a gloss of beer and a pipe. While I was there Mrs. Cl:Johanna tame la tad asked me to walk upstairs and have a asp of tie. This was ahem flat o'clock. 1 went upstairs, sad bad one cup. A Noted cup was poured out forms; it looked very Math, sad twand peculiar. I said It we. strong, and asked to a bit mete sugar. As soy as I had the second asp I became mad I know nothing more that hymned to me tie Mowing morning. I then asked whom I woe, aid toned I was at Ashton Keynes, flee or six miles frees - Ora. I felt very slot parlatapslecL I refused to fate any thing , and ash. the IneHard the way to Clete.... I set out to go, hat the teeth. I went the wont I got. At length a anfte overtook me sad tented me to the hustiogs, but I was not able to poll, and I was Ulm to the Bear Iu ; then the doctor ems to me end gave sr some tea and broody, and ordered me to bed. I was able to poll before lbs poll dated, and west end isolled, but I we very ill. I felt the aids of what I had takes tor • week Mar. A conkers mist from Mr. Pole's to At.= Keynes would bye te gies Mas door of my home. Messy Osier, • skills boy it the sent. of Mr. Pole, de mold lest be soy KMbwbib b the saddle room a the day of simteetbs. I needled his going Domani with Mrs. Oiliheern to tea. He told Yr he should like a cup. After womb maw him come down with the gardener. They did aft mow to be saything the matter with him. (The wit .... eislarisd that ha had made a previous etatemiat, wllA W been taken down in writing, and it was shows to mil be rend it over.) I thought he was drank whoa be Wit slaters sad *tusk whoa he came down. I was ordered bp °detour* le pm a hone In the carriage sad to open ths gales. I Wm. Mrs. Colebourn went oat fleet, with her leant sad Yawl on, and then the cerebra followed. Osistearn Mb, and Ilibblewhite were in it. Hlbble white ',am impend in a shawl or railway nag. They left just before the supple ball rang, or hiok is at nine o'clock. Mary AnaCtom, landlady of the King's Head, deposed— Whoa Kibbiewhite was brought, Mra. Colebourn gave me a 1116 bottle. There was a pnid label on it, Laudanum-- palms." SIN told me to pet Sweaty drops la sow mom, sad give it to blot in the monft. I did not hear thee rag bra long he wee to be kept, or who sent him. nay did met my what I was to give Lim the drops for. (Thomism.* were evidently not expected by the countel for the promica. Son, and be reminded the winter of previous dammed, elm had made on the subject; but she persisted In the ran even, and was not further examined.) Mr. Crippe, on behalf of the defendants, than addressed the °mut, and urged that as Kibblewhite bad not been pree. vented from pilling, no cases had bees committed within the set of parliament. That if It wart otherwise, there was no evidence at all against Mr. Pole, who could not be mob liable for the illegal sets of his sermate, unless proved to have been done with his authority ; and as to what his learned Mend bad urged, that the carriage, horses, end servants, c>nld not have been out of Mr. Pole'. bout' at that time of night without hi' lino +ledge, he suggests that there might be other persona in Mr. Pelee household who took a strong Satirist in polities, and by whose authority the servants might have acted as they did, or they might have acted without any authority, thinking it would not be db. plies* to thole master; but in either oast ha would not be liab'e. The megietratea retired for half an hoer. Oa Hair ream, Mr. Cripps, the chairman, We commit Cole bourn, his wife, and Mullis, but we think there is no evi dence strait. Mr. Pole." The defendants were committed, but were admitted to bail. MARIE7S COTTON.—Ltvearoca., MAT 17.—The sake today are estimated at 3,000 bake ; a limited Wintry at kregukr COTTON GOODS. MANCHISTIL, MAT 17.—The market continues very flat. In yams we have had but very litt'e basica@ this morning, sad prime are Id. per lb. lower than they were last Tuesday. To all blade of yarn, both for home consumed= sad export ruder We, this statement &p -olite, and waver twist for Gummy Is ezoledisgly dageemed. The war Is, in hot, through this market, seriously affecting the cotton trade generally. Clothe are also very difficult of eds. The lettere to band from Calends are favourable, bat the bugle ae which mieht have been expected from them was anticipated • good deal by the heavy purchase of last week, when some of our leading march inta had telegriphio avian to the same acct. Though there is not much Madams re seeitleg tran the Were, however, India goods are arum then wet ether kinds, owlet/ so the remelt parching having loreasd Meeks oseekimehly. Foe other claws of good. not only is there little dais., tat Floes are again rather ember. Per Smith Americaead variomother markets cordage are held by gents, bat they are Indisposed to place Meat until there is • probability that values have reached the minimum. Mimic John Mug and Co. report:—" Tee slight improve ment reputed on Tuesday last has disappeared, and the mar ket is mute as quiet as before, and the general tandency of prises is in favour of buyers. Ewa fur India goods, net withstanding the favourable scoounte received from Cannes, them is less inquiry, but prices of these, owing to the abases of Mork., are better supported." blesses. Geo. Fnear, Sou, mad Co. report .—" There has been • dull market, and peloss have again a receding toteltncy." WOOLLEN.—Lseoe, 17.—Thee• hie bug • fair &fermium* of weiclesete as the cloth-halls this wearnltg ; iLe tor, however, wee net sad guise, awl little dlgoeitice wee Awn to ma rate. Daiwa' was ooassquatli * walked wWgiu • ga. WOOL.—NIIDDIISPIILD, KAY 11. These is good choice in the market sod a little more dole& bat buyers ere Dot purebasiug freely. bellevh,g that present prices will not be maintained three/host the mks. MAN LlFACTURllB.—Honnwroco, Mar 17.—T h ere ham bass a few buyers hoes London and shswham• bat their caws are au a hodrad male behoy Giddy coulhad to a Is summer 1100 , 11, In the emend market there h a qof fa the &maid, end manufacturers would cm ode in price to Induce sake, but merchants an un willing to buy quantities. CORN.-Htrix, MAY 17.-At to-dey'a market a fair amply of Ingliah what. Farmers ounmeneed asking ex travagant rit, to which minas would not respond, but ultimately the bulk of the supply was taken off at an edvance of 2s. toes. per qr. ; best nuts arid realideg 64r. to 555. per 6041b5. Foreign held firmly at the improvenseut obtained during the week, but bushoess only limited. Barley, full picas obtained for both malting and grinding quintal. Newts sad pass exam end rather dearer. Oats in study request et lets ourreney. The foreign imports last week are as adder:-Wert, 6,033 cps.; barley, 4,896; oats, 191; bleu, 819; pas, 289; linseed sad rapeseed, 108; oil aka, 401 tone; bones. 798. leParg. MAT 17.-The supply of wheat is good. The advance la Mask-less muses us to have a very firm trade her. today; aWere, however, are cautious is their par sheass, bat aims are 2e, higher than on Friday, or 4s. dearer the. cm this day week. Barley steady. Heins tally as dear. Other iodides as *free. Avenge prim of paha -Wheat, 4,737 WI., Ma. barley, 30 3 ,9 1 %, 844 - eels, 290 qua, 28s. aid. ; beans, 41 qta,_ 46e. 91d. : rya, 10 qrs., 375. 61. Arrivals this week-Wheat, 8,183 qrs.; barley, 230 gra ; beans, 321 qty. LYNN, MAT 17.-We bare a buskilal dome in the weather, having had heavy raise the Let Wear four hours. To-day's market the supply of wheat wee liberal, a good de mand wee aspetleoced at an advance of 4e. to 6.. per qr. ap ace ti Tuesday's currency. Spring corn priors without . Whoa, white, 61165. to 631 k.., 665. to 60e. ; do., red, 601*. to 611 be., 63e. to 675.; do. do., new , 6 llbs. to 631*, 62e. to 66a. ; do. do., 60ite. to 611 k.., 61e. to 54a. Balky (chevalier), new, 6216 e. to 641 be., MM. to 445.; do., common, 611 k.. to 621ta, 30s. to 84.. Beene, old. 1161bs. to 136116.., 48s. to 62e. ; do., sew, 6416. to 66th.., 465. to 48e. pa qr. to the growers. Nowa-mu; Nat 17.-The weather is now ea fine as pomade, although the wised still ecatinues in the north east. The becometer la gradually drooping, which would Indicate that ran is close at bead. At our market this morning we bed a moderate chow of wheat from the growers as well so from the coast, end owing to the improred report from Kirk , lane, footers ocentneaced by demanding an advance of 21. es Saturday's rates, which, however, was stately resisted by our millers; subs quently. however, a fair extent of business transpired where holders were willlog to accept la advance, hut the trade ll firrally preferred looking mawhile maim to se . For extra Suffolk yellow 68e. Od. wee acquired; w ta up to 61a, whereas a cargo of red Boston, general rune, was taken to hold over at 675., 63105., the natural weight being 611 be. to 61i1bs. la foreign some transactions occurred toe arrival; a cargo of French ad having been placed at 66.., 6316, end put cm to carts, whilst Dunkirk white es the spot was sold fur con samptios at 695., weighed 631 k.. Flour did not Nilo freely as yesterday, the enhancement repaired trading to mtriat ales. As yet Hs. has not been exceeded for choke Norfolk households, although oar millers probes to went 43r. for their Aare. Barley is slow request but telly u deer, and the same remark will apply to other arida. SALISBURY, MAT 17.-At this day's market then was a very large supply of coca of all descriptions , and a good attendance of both formers and buysra Higbee rates for wheat wan desaaded, which cured trade to rule dull; bat, however, sakes succeeded in wagtails; pa advance of 2s. to 4a., sad Ia scene few *amen as much as 6s. p qr. Flour roes la per rack. Although barley was in little Te pees, a few sale, via effoued at from la. to 2a. per or. higher. Matt tanefeed firm, bat sot very brisk. With ro ped as all other desoiptioes of coca, the trade ruled re alarkably Arm Wheat, 44e. to 685.. Barley, 275. to 45e. Oats, 24e. to 32a Beau, 43e. to We. Per, 44e. to 601. Nye, 80s. to 36e. Tens, 28s. ort Nis. per qr. Flour, 381. to 41s. per sack. Melt, 7a. 9J. to Ba. pee bushel. CATTLE •-.-BALI2IIIIIT ' MAT 17.—At our market to day the supply of all deseripeem of beast s was very limited, and ties sollodires was aatatr. In *animating:4 of the small ness of the number oe efor, extremely high rates were de manded, which am= trade to rule dull for a time; but, however, nearly everything ultimately changed hands, aad the quotations of this day se'nsight were not exceeded. The supply of cheep and lambs was also lees than usual, which, however, was saint-lent foe the requirements of the trade, and last market's quotations were fully supported. There was a good supply of calves, which met a quick sale, and late rates were fully sustained. In the pig market there was an abundant supply of all deuriptioas, In which a moderate trade MS tranaseted ; prices had a alight up ward tandeecy. Beat on beef realised Ile. to 12.. 6d. per POMO; mow end heifer ditto, 10.. to 111. ; but down me= (oat of the wool), 70. per lb. ; other breeds, 6d. to 7d.; kunle, 61. to 10d.; veal, 60. to 74.; fresh pork, 6d. to 7d. ; when ditto. 7d. to ed., sad Bs. ed. to 9.. 64. per soon; green boom, 80 to 91. per lb.; dry ditto, 90. to 161.; sweet pickled ham. 90. to 10d.; qoartar old store pigs, lee. to 23e. each; suckling calves , to 24.. each; caws with calves, 141. to 181. SURREY SESSIONS. (Before J. G. Johanson, Req.) Mika Sommers, 21, and Matilda Arno, 19, both described on the calendar ea married finneles, ware indicted for stealing 60 yards of silk, vase W., from the shop of Mr. Alined flemissi Knight, Ilnendraper and silk mercer, Croeby-row, in the Walwortis-road. Kr. Sharpe prosecuted : Mr. Robinion bided Summers, end Mr. Lilly defended Arno. The prosecutor said that on the afternoon of the 18th ult. he Well in Ws shop, serving behind the counter, when be Maw the prisoners enter alone. At that time than was spire of vainable silk lying on the counter. A minute or two after math soothes female came le, and he then saw Arno go to the doorway, but as he was turning round Bummers come from the door to the counter, and he instantly missed the roll of silk. Suspecting that the winner Arno had stolen it he went to the door and followed her, and, having stopped her, he asked her for the piece of silk, which she at first denied having, but afterwards she pulled it from under her shawl, and said • lady brought it out from hie shop and gave it her to wry. On being coofronted with the other prisoner in the shop she denied all knowledge of her, and said she was not the female who gave her the gilt. Being sattatiol that they were old hands at shoplifting, and acting in concert to , gather, he called in • constable and gave them both into onetody. The prosecutor underwent a severe cross-examination by Ugh the emussel for the prisoners, bat his answers made the we stronger against the m. Then had beta only assthar heal* in the shop, he said. at she wee at the other end of the counter at the time, end could have had no connexion with the prisoners. He knew Lisa as sometimes coming into his shop to ask the prier of rattan, bat he believed never mad* any purchase there. Hs knew nothing whatever of the ether prisoner, but he was , sure they came In together. The Chairman summed up the evidence with his send clearness, and, after a short consultaticn, the fury tetanal a ' verdict o f Guilty agairet both. The Chairman was here MP rued that they were sonsesta with a gang of shoplifters, and that they had been prorionsdy convicted. Una. r those circumstance. he deterred rube retteace, toxin en opportunity for the officen attending* ideal* them. Frier IV luelar, 27, a Isay.looklng fellow, for me lbw past residing in a brothel kept by a woman named Wrybrow, in Herbert's-buildings. wee Misted for ste tilag a bog or tshriag a number of books, the property of Wm. tut y. It appear d that the prosecutor wee a carrier, end en the 19th alt. his wife roma up with ens of kis carte, wile, Itrfcobs, things, contained the bag of boots ch she rought up to Louden to chugs for • costa° er se • library. Me had nab to step at Mr. Attribeir Newisitla-eassomq, Is/ • low alaates, and whoa As re. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Sou Corm of Wisboaoh. Rapsla Litt* fraN Croattadt. with tallow sad wheat. ma a Awn war Rogload on the of Way W sok ; wow semi—Wear& AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Kezoovion.—Antved : Pei. O. PAWL ma Oda, Sys L. doe; mans. ere Owe& elder. Liveepoel. Mialelie POW. so. Operklleg aid Mee. Losers ; Brintal. Ptcdreted Dapartlisec—twines (0,111, Is. Landon. Nardi I. Cigna Olaadowar, and ("line, Lcadaa. a. dn, Laub. IL "lie. rod, Lades. SS. Sofvli, Leedom at. Itinalt, Lemke. oasis WON. OWN). Ist Lavu'vel. 1. Dos Nevi, Liverpool. S. Greyieout. S. Liles lissom, limped. SIL IIs I liver Poll. row thiso.—Sei I'vb. Shoeilsi Sur, Samuel big. sad Moe Mom te Ge iverpori. Ilareh I. Yew* Landes. IL Owes Oierkuper, Ludes. ihrtenv, P.S. SS. Gesell* Ilesio. end Granite Qty, for tombs Mush S. Daiwa Disbar. bud's. IS. Wave of Ike. London Pear AlMAllM—lrrhyd : Vera 1. Meru. tram Lode". lolled.—ieb. 11. Arabella, tar Landau. Nardi la. diraidday Leedom. Naireageria, N Arrived : Pea. IS. leg* Ma kudos. OTAOO, N.Z,•llTriTtod Foie 11. Warts!. trim Leaks. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aok..lVes Liverpool Ow Rio Os Woolf% April 10. Li I /1. Ica - 11511 W. Ori* (barque), Asa Livwscol lar Mauritius, Apelll4, lot 3* 14,1ce tr 3 W. Comprosalw (skip), trout Liverpool for New Took 40 days. Nap 1, I* 44 30,1 m 45. r.p..2 ask, from Liverpool fur Oeleutta, *arab 15, lot 1 II IL ke 29. lii: . Blida. tam Algae By for Laudon. Wirth 9. Lt 19 St 8, Ica HI?, trout Oaps of Good Hops fke Lowioe, 141 8, lat 47 N. to ICC Eisruomatt, from Yaalla for Falmouth Way 1, Ist SS N. tae $1 W. Ines (Natter tae ship), from Nuelms, taloa. Maly, May S, Mt IT 11,1os IS W. Jake sMhllawt, from Liverpool for Bolos, ApTU 13. 2144 -- --- - . lee 711 44 W. 111 floglirroPirr. from SoloW7 for LirerP o3l . Ilan li IS, Ist SS 11, SS IS 40 IL Foreseer (babel, Sara Liverpool for Liar, Apr il 10, let 411 N. lee ril W. Stalely, ham Ce'ratta tor Landoll. April 51.1•51/ 1 . leen 41 W. terser (barque), from Lacers for Ileiboarne 51 days Lt 1 ti, les SO W. (Advertimement.)—Erres (Holum'.Alum Caz um) Coco,...—Tbis ass masa , la IIU Vaal* he hie ese el basso m da palsnia Is saws than bea Cab to ms ad * Ma trams. sa4 lea lais at caressed tsa apper. OW WO Slaty pealoloas. loommei a Oat isosaaasla sal Sea dared altraaa ss as Ira as Sadism mama sal pasta Nam& bisi sa• ==c;.l b Ur rads a aillaral. It has lisa plant la Is=c Jana appa Ha wassail& Chemist. laud*: Pad * man. Ina. Ws. sad Oh Pashas. at fa ed. al Ila BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BLAST—My le, at Bt. Jolus 7 ;;;;;Ziartalthalialt. the wife of Lteutnaat O. Y. Blake, 8.>1.. of a an. BOI.IIOW 11•11.—Way 14, at 1111banwaraes, Statoptoo, tke 'Mot Mr. J. Bonrowtosw, of s ct.gbure. BouvroN —shi, m Roam Fordolth. Kw* th e wife of W. U. Boa!too. Ifaq.„of a amnia.% Dosireas —/111, lk St Upper Badtard-gews. WwwWwthow. th e wits of t. Datums, wag., at a &ashlar. GODLlilt.—May la, at flhoetater.pleos. Pcatmawalow% the We of J. S. Godley, Wl.. of a daualltee. LA SI BS RT. —Way 11, at Oarratt a QVL Hansard, game. ta. wife of J. lambert, Wet, at a awabtar. MARRIAGES. O RIT—TORRIe.—Ifay It lateworth Church. by the Rev. RW. ward, , lLA. lir. 0. (leaner of New Brantford, to Jeatioas. ilagitar et J. Marla. Rag. of lakworth. NNYWOOD—vingina.—m, if.ot et. George*, 810 +=burr. Or W int er. &Ot J. B. O. fleprood, hap of Ilmorer-vgaa, irf Leda 'hada& of WoborunllV. ▪ 8.11,111•11-0ILLIBP1R.—Kar Kat Ft Man.. Ref rtnetategare. QeOyaßev. VI. Clark. N. R. [Wake. Was., am Yellow of Mahal Oxford, to emote Mote. daughter et A. °Wavle, . Tetrt ECG. Passau roan MUT 118. ULL—May U, at Iltmsky. nen...Y. Pell. PM.. Med Fe. 1113111.—I1ay 16, Mr. J. Beanot Headlosley, near Leeds. mod tit 000PIM —May Id, M Oresmtmmos, Leads, Mr D. Connor. sisd 7 3 . CORSET.—May at *Modem Outlo, Mann. K. °abet. Zad. , lW tills R.M. DISIUSLY--Mag M. at Ilestssbary.place, Dtdan, Mr. M. Demme , . 10. ILIIIDIAT. — M&I LI. at Ishingd. Demme& [mead . D. UMW. FM.. •P“ WM. MlD=.—/dse 18. M Great Mdlikatrest. loottlwatig. ILL 0. al ma 41. Model NM TetaWl inn tam 161: Illisel. WWI= aisson. 114 IMO A yr /. / est sa I FM we W. Bo