The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-01 00:00:00

TH E-0-KIJI—Abie—DIET. • letter hem Dreeden, petotiehed it. t SivaLiao Mercury, give, some interestinA details reepeeting Ike of M. de 'Lust m FIRIIC4) and Eng- Al Fowls M. de Boost reposed, It is rid, the eats of egrfta- Ilem la Ott !oozy f, r !h. purpose of pofatise out the dangers ttf the war sad of dwateseing from linden t'viog it. V-it that • bet id% 'tilt v, eitahltch in • precise 1110111Iff so for se its MlSMisare 0 , 1101/tei, and we shah ar.t inind upon it. Mur. ' , Woks is bessow.d is the lit. rview• that have lakes ;Jae let sera hl. do &tut and I,td Malmashury— iat refines that were suturally of • A . T . O •IT private nature wi.tvnit say stamp eh st them. M. de B. u.d sp rats to haw. Lyoustilt away vri.it bun ens piireneai lever @Sou the* tie Eogliatt ft.VOrlillb•Dt appeciA of the trolley lite! 1 by hit is ther.isasty Tilt 044114 to the lcurv , l , .irc of the Etql earls in Osetnaity throuch stipinen cahver sa.ionr. I hry retertid to Load...a , and I. ,n 1 Ihtelcatibury on Ibis, .rea. aadlers,vi to several vinvossatvtivcs of Great Britain nt th-• U.,. m r anti • e.rrul If in which he declares Shore law ovra • tataarlermaadmg. sal that it would be ewronebug le . .si.ppi.e that the E.Kii.G g0•011511kallt 'thee ita apprtimti n t • the Ribes , of a •nte 111100 C ' , Mt% of Ga,ol3by. Bach is the 30' in which wo are wowed the. Lir.u:sr is couched. GARIBALDI. Th e M., Loy( r de Purls published the following details or Oaribsldi's operations : Oa the 27 , h of May, after • tierce contest, Oarib Idi re pulowl the Aaatrion , sod entered Como, n town Lot more than eighteen er tentsy mite from Milan. TOO soh lligenea Is of Om leigheot sum irtaaoe, sad Geri headi's *len lid bat of ems will be the signal for Hee rile( of the Lmitial p..einees. To comprehend the WI valoe el dila mom, it is todispeambly roomette to make Mown the pesitioa just lave up by the celebrated guoilla chief. After the defeat of the Austrians at Mainota sad Ocribeddi's esteems istoVarme, It isksown that they withdreertoCroo; to mach this town Garibaldi bed eo overcome the away so reel es Its. wetted obstacles on the rood. Prom Bien& to Cammo, Oaribalell was obliged to la, a meet arduous tomatoes road ; ho c asld wittier support Idemelf on the WO: am the I ;ea on, side lay the Series territory, whom Oeutrally be wished to respect ; on Me:Ober he woo hemmed la Ly the lakes. I fr at ot Mom there is a funselahoped tongue of lead he IV ILO .4.!`Ald to crow, the Intel growsgratnl men sarrew be tween toe eiotaitein-soll sad tts lake of Como, that the rant telonies • Imre peth, tad at the tad Lir this data *toed the Au.. reins bet further progress. Here et was tbet they had ir.l is,'Po to etdp Garibaldi on his march ; but, AA at Modesto, the ebasseurs of the Alps brat the osemy and feed a pees ice, they soot entered Como, sad the Aus trian. feed betore them. At this comsat tioritold‘ meter of Came, is in a position to o your this while district of Detente and march either to the cove, of Lombardy or MO the Valtelins, awl @dream on Bement, std brescia, eigle provinces the mad decided sad the moot re•rintie. When General Garibaldi entered Varese, he ap pointed M. Carte o, the podesta of the place, to be provieionsl commissioner extraordinary, actioy .ro i; the name of the King of Sardinia, aa appears the proclamation of the 24th May. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (ram' LAIT Ntorfe 0•211174 WAR•OFFICE, PALL-MALL. 31 , LT 31. Cap. of Royal Ear iteere—Lieetesaaa General GlNgi Jetll 4 l=, C.d., to be eoktialeonyeadast, vice Cor day, WAR-OFFICE, PALL-HALL, Net 31. Lt Z ie ye e ::: Dow.= Genie —litoose Anodise; 0 pat., Sob. corset, wittiest porthey, vice Fe.l - Oast& -Lieutenant W.Jt ,t (:21codoray Omit to be - Uptant, . Albeit purr hurt, rice Blair, rbeemead; Cornet Cbarhe Gabriel Alfred Darr" to bo lisolsooth without purchase, aloe Great. Jed Dreams Oserde—loba Lloyd Speedos, gosh, to be enter, by ptareboae, vim Matador, prowoted. 7th Drove, Uralic—Coptela Forr,y Genre Scolth to be major, without parchme, vice Middleton, dowesed; Lw rennet Hume Rebell to be captain, without yuretteet vire Smith C aunt Janne Joha Loudon M'Adlam to be Ilettraaat, without purcha" a ice Nichol. Gib Deadonae—Lrutdaant and Atjuiaat heavy Toplwas Cloawal", from the I Light Dragnet', to .be atreit, yertitasa, vie" SMgh, wbo mine 7th Llttt Dregento—S peat Robert Masters to be corset, mfoioal mew... Mb WV I.le•forast Clefd•fs °oldie W boa 4=1 . /301 000rioo by tioo 11111 illitoo of • gems] eotertrostial. • ISA Wks Dr yerr—lleicer Eery Holden I. belfenttner eresek by pourerr, vice Brevet Colobt I Marry, ens rine ; El•ert-Msjor Arthur Treotayes t I be ea.jor, by 1k rliwtari . ”4—Tio er,,oistres. of Corset Jobs Baird. from balf-pey 1.4 Ira Trumpet Corp.. to be rein. r Moir in tie &Wt. of ro nit ef Apnl, IBS9, Ile bees eersibee. /I,Eialery &east Liestesest-Colosel Hugh At. hibeid .4 Campbell, C. 8., to be loateatet-colocel, via saone, *eel °a the tacos& d ; Beevet•Neve Clerks Fre 'wick Tease to be aegnia, eke Catepte_ Breast Cagan* nasterd Frieling le be tepid% Ties Bien 1-laree eusesa reined Ken* penitent b. be minor snatisebst, sager R eyal Nernst et Benneber 1561; L. newel Cbettot Lenses T. dens to be errand tapas, else Y. Liestesist Osetp Wilds lid tat •to be weed *gum wee Illadtbeese t ram nage', laroensit Jolts lirmard keek-Itrisita lobe sues/ cspeets. eke Preens, ; Itestank. Tjuer, wei„lo be Pereeeiee• Merle—leaest e 3aie Toby to be —loot, V eituteellia. a Ilood aim; Beene- lArateeent- Caned Timms reset. be be lientemast tetanal, etas Tido; Mooed Copan limbo Aalhiat Willie's to be eaglets, vise Fesette L • LM lossishe •ogutse Baas be beams/ mai, else Wildman. Int legistelle et red.—deep Baby Belabetage, Seat., to be stags,h yeetitise, .lee Blue, rate std. ▪ 111111— Ftederba Squid to be lasslesast, ty w aste. etes Betes, el* mina •ea lest—tiont.sent lideatd N. Masa to be captain, by w o o ., ego greesee, 'lse nano. 71108.—LO011uest Bones 6tbk.N lierrieon to be be elneareee wl vasebati ▪ Iteet—Witham H i oenig Highway, pest., to be .twigs, by prettaw, Tle, Want. peneted ; Loo'tonat Gomm SWIM Cliodolek 1 t be Isetivetie et icutietry, vice Cogests Deeglwa. wbo Moine Ye empathy. yom-Agilimess Braes Tbsosen, gee., to be omits 162 r......have;di4%Prai pmt = PM, ID to insigat 6 7 ;er, ties retook prometa. e —Beellis Clothe line/ Hem le be laroteseat, • poraoto, vire Melees, lobe relie; Basin Freak la nes te be beatesant, geeebeee, eke Keay, pee mooed Astkur Roo Ike*. gest., V) be mtgs., byplay eine, The Wannest. ipmscfd ; winbs Mary ewer t be wtitirest, vice Neale, promoted. )2ok Feet-I:estesest When Coeolly Martin to b carats, by pools lay, vice Bisect, •Iso men a; Iltt•y Ikelee, pear, is 1.. essaisn, by oseekarea vice Vesey. rer mead, 11MFret-Edward 15 lace, war, In be taws is, by per. *boas, vie • Chmilve. prawnted ; Fran..la Farqubarson, Wet.. to le tn•lte.bv butch we, eke Jr loon, pr. rioted. 2geb Feet- W.lliva Httchewk, gest , to be map, by par. Aare, vie- hurt pitt•w lkhl.st-He;!n•4 l Ilia wrt peat , to he 17% neat , to . be es ,by par• awls. eke A. Joan, penaeoiee. 4151 b Foot-Robert Cr octet Brook, gest., to to Ise to, by preheat, vie keen, premintret. died F.. t -Herbert 14,. lea o.hurna, gest., to be twigs, by puirthaer, vice klerlow a, pious o u t. sem F. nt -Eaglets James Privets to be lieutenant, by par. dew. vier blaroenn, who won,. NA Foot-Jobs Barris Wet/y..4, gene, to beer riga, by Serelawr tier nazi, a{ ported to Oa 7. - rth F. ot. • NV Fest-Serge n Jame. Oord• tuella, M. D , C.D., kiwis( ornylotett tt. Any posse full boy ver • e. to be Inallassa-Mayee, eider th ew yal warrant a let of October. lea 7,1 i Feat-John We, gest., to be eaa`gs, to• w ebs^ elm Wright, pr.:. o•ed. Flat Post--Haft Trani, gent , to be esef‘n, by lerebssy vie. IwaIYS brunioted. That Foat-Tiewiaa Fresele Par 'ay gent., to be spikes, by par ball. eke 5 ....rail, prerootri. Nth rem -Georw , 1....i.ave Monk Hall, gent., to be esaigs, I.y purloin. eke Ba.astairy, promoted. rtb F.. .t—Willtrilo Aomori liep'enwp, MILL, to be eroivr, 79thp,, re b a te, V-e W. J. worth, ;4olll7okd. Fent-Alfred Ham a. rm... to be login, by Itir hate, sine A H. Ileeflerhe, who mo o ., 50th Foot-Chark. Gitrg., In n. , 'co.., to IA *raise, by eureka..., vire Grabare, roo.oted. 54th Toot- -Fwelga W. C. Cmyton, from Mc 96th Foot, to pplign. Tie, Gratin, isnewsted. Ictitb Fro;ZArtbur AIWA . ° wee, fiat., to Le tztai„.n. Icy pur ebeco.v:r • Whitt., 14 ,, n00te1. Poet— Beei t in %Il.tina &wily to be heil$111.111!., w.tboat perrbaae, vice Itarrieoe, 92ed Foot—David Haitian! Yekelli Cricbtca, 'o be ncee, by purl's", IT" Bocd, who miter. Tee Christ es acmes of bieroot-Illejav Hawlhro , irbn wait preinete4 to tte brevet rock of make, is lb. Confer 4 Jae. 2, 16.9, an CLiktiom Mostettb, aid Dot Clemiee ihimtialti, R. teereie e•e•ed. NW nee --WiliLos 11.1100 Cl ..)ton, peat, To ho ,o,jee, perch..., vie , ' iii,ke.o4, promoted. Bdrnl Ham It nape Cum* pet., to be cudgw, by purcha,, vice Wriebt, peceseted. real—etsf rel W dlud S ordoe, east., to be 'taiga, by mama*, rite Woodward, promoted. 99th P.M—Weber Miner, pat., to he ensign, by par •s.., 16011 Oily, pfk , lSlOted. Mud. ffietcde—Seeifit Edema Eery Clreeber'in, To be by ritehami, vice Paw, who., proa.deon, by pee law% ea O. 17.11 of beciesebee, lide, bee teen caw celled ; Ewen lb. II di. C. IL Edwards, to be hi liteadwit, by patch owe }look, sloe pram ha, by rarchaee, on lw 11111 oI Jeaueuy. 1969, Ire lees umbeelled. MIIIMP THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1559. RECRUITING DISTRICT. rere-Coloael Won, Vaal n, C.D , from tLe 7FtE Fo*, to I, tone, I ns H.W odkor is AH e otos to literd-Colonel Jobs l'ottoo. yrotuot.-d to Rio rook of ortjor-paeraL cltArLAtwB DEPARTMENT. _ _ TM Rev. W. Heir go Le erplar of the ward elm; Ws 3331illiNie• se ekap/als (1 AO third der, Witt date 1114 ArIL 11156, r stated is ()matte of 18th January, 1858, bu bete earelled. ROYAL HIBERNIAN SCHOOL. . Aesioact-Borgeon Frauds Boom, M.D., from the Cold stream Rooming of loot Domes, to be some" vim Blikimey, pomaded to the took of surgeon-majm. BREVET. Molar Omani Jetta 04111.141111; lieutenant-general, vice C.lrdew, dreamed; Colonel Lewis Alexander Hell, of the Royal Regina's', to to netejaeviesered vioe Oldfl.ld ; Colonel Csighton . Or;rrean, retired full-pey of the Roysl Engioeerr, to let major-sr nein', in CODS( ctutnce of the mo mutton of Colonel 11.11, ho et .v.l below him on the elfactive lit' of the corps at the date of his retirement. The undermentioned promotions to take place comet:pont on the 'swami to of Cclunel Loris A. Hall, !Loyal Engineers, to be marts-general in aumeselon to Lieutenant-Geterel Geotg• Conic", Royal Engineers, who died on the 9th \L3, 16.59 .—Urevat-Lient..Colooel Hugh Plunkett Bow- Miter, captain on hall-pay of the litch Dragoons, town major, Kingston, Canada, to be mimed ; Brevet-Major Mslelat MaeOragor, Captain on half-pay Unattached, to 1. listrennot-colonri ; Copt.en Douglas Jones, half-pay Untst had, Aide-dr•Carup to the 6, nerd Odium com manding the Troops in Scotland, to be major. The untermentionel pet •nrotiom to yoke place coessgnaot on Hia death of Lieutenant-Genarel Henry Adolphus Proctor, C. Id, C. lona of the 117th Regiment, on the 13th May, 18;9 —Major. Genera the Honourable Sir Edward Cut, Colonel of the 16th Light Dragoons, to In Sediment gezeftl ; Breit-Colonel Rob rt Richardaan Robertson, C. 11., Lleatenant-Colonel on half-pa y Unattached, to be major-genera ; BteveteLleutenant•Coil Monetfoed Stougttoa Reyna", Lloyd, M.joron hell-pay Unattached, to be c01.n.1; Brevet-Wror William O'Neill, Captain on half pay Unattached, fltaff-oelecr of Panaionem, to be lieutensat-colonel ; Captain T. Lionel J. Daltrey, Royal Refiners, Mho major, Brevet-M.or John Maurice Wetoyer, C.B , Royal Marines, to be helitesant-e,losel in the army. The pratsotien of fleet: sant-Camel Henry A. Olpherts, Braga! Artillery, to to lieutestancoblatel in the army, to bear day the 19th isatterv. 1858, instead of the 16th of that =lath as previously sated. ADMIRALTY M►T 26. —• • • Carps Royal Mansesliirst . li;;;scrat Charles Louis Attertury Fat mir to be captain; First Listernmit Charles JoIli& to be revere; Ilscond Lieutenant Wilbans Henry Nast.. to he tire Nutmeat. vim Fsmear, promoted; Se cond Lieutenant Meitner Henry Farquharson to be first tientensi,r ; wke Joibtfe, promoted. THE MILITIA. Commisei 41 Awned by the Queen. East York Regiment of Militia—George Matmeell, Esq., M be adjutant, rice Minchia, resigned from the 12 , 11 Commisalons signed by the LeedsLiattensnt of their rape- ties counties, fiir Henry Dyto oke, Bet4.,lUbevesTlieutenent of the county of Lincoln. Blies Own (Tower Ilatalets) Light lefentry Regiment of Militia—Octavio* Gibbon, mt., to be lieuttnant, vice Little, reeighted ; Richard Wiltce, gent., to be cosign, vice Me.." sleighed. ADMIRALTY, MAT 31. PROMOTION:4.— Mike N. C. Berton (1866), F. Durront (18.57. B+ . V. D. Lske (1868). O. 1). DaJe E. 0. Embus 1856), H. Hilton I 0867), E. N. deseeikstm (1866), E. 1 . Pocock (1867), 8. N. Medley (1867), A. J. V. Collios (1857), B. Sheep shanks (1867), O. W. J. Altana (1857), F. J. Murray i , 1 1 :466), 13 B. l'orwy (1857), J. G. J. Hammer W. H. R_oyes 1867), 0, 8. Fiord (1836) B. LV. Mocha (MTh : 11. Ham (1867), a. B. , Nielsolotts (1867 ) , L. . Mast (1867), J. L. RA (01671,13. W. Blenantne (118._ _L. C. Koppel (18. - ,7), A. H. O. Illahardem (1866 ), J. M. Mona (1857), 11. J. T. Campbell (1856), M. B. llaM (1867), F. H. Blair (1868), Bir F. Blackwood, Bart. ( „ C. O. Fame (1867), J. B. Warren (1857), mad A. 0. Chet (1867), promoted to the rank of Ileateana , s. APPOINTMENTS —Resz-kdmiral J. B. Eakins (1867) has bra apt:canted to helot IMs deg is board Use Wear, 91, area Mesas ship, as ..cad la mamma of the Channel 'set. _ . IL Mere C. Albert (1653), to the Melpomene, 60, resew Mena frigate, et Piniemouth ; J. 6. Smith (1651), to the addldeall to the Aide, 64, at Portsmouth, lee service in the lamfrieues, 61, aeon steam biota at Portsmouth , and E. Rowe (1860), to be additional the Wellington, 72, at Demaporr, fur service is the Emmet, 101, screw steam ztvospert. t-Clerks A. Ls B. Cowie, to the Aboukir, 90, mew stem ship, at Devosport ; sad A. C. Jeffreys, to the Edlstrargh, 60, sonar steam ship. Ls comt-guard service at Leith. SPOR7ING. EPSOM MEETING-TUESDAY. TN{ CIAYI2I STA/ EA Of a WV/. each, with ff/ added for 3-yr-olide and upwards. LIM mai and • qua:tall the New Dotty Cowes. (9 sobs.) Mr. t'emiffeedoZry.l..r Zee by OrbiliCk. 71.6 SAM 1 Mr. ?amok; 6 011.11..bp. 3 s re, 741.0 61,101.0.1e0) 2 Mr. Barrattl. doutlusat..o. 3 yr,. to fib 0110101.1 I The following alio ran .—Stolbury, Emblem, Ferndale, and Mentmove. Bettiog. 6to 2 apt Sedbory.4 to I seek apt Emblem and iientmore. 5 to 1 each agat Zoyder Zee end Oladiolos. They walked to the poet in a line, and Zudere Zoe was first off, with Gladiolus and Southampton neat. On descesdlng the hill toe arda the otraighr, Southampton took up the rya. sing, but soon gave way to Zoy dor Zoe and Gladiolas, the heavy weight winning by a head; the second truing the third by a length and a halt; Emblem was fourth, Ferndale fifth, and Sedbutry nut. Menlo:tore and I.7zella were the last two. _ . . - Swsßr6Taau of 10 80•11. etch, h ft, with 100 added by the Brighton Railway C.mpery (Handicap). Winters eater. Three quarters of a mile. (35 subs). I.lr, Tbonspoon i Brown 1101140.1, CS tl.c flying Dotcbroan, 3yrr, Iw tab id POW 1 Noels Cbrlattio Orobenlll, TIM Tel ...... I forilarni 3 Me. linotwooda °right. 3 ire, lot 2115 . ...:J. iinowkol 3 The following also ran ..—Little Gerard, New Brighton, Aocurate, Spiteful Diet, Fright, Brother to Sydaey, St. Clarence, Brandy Bail, Grand Duchem, Conductor, Cauca sian, Vulture, Our Bet, Charles 11., end Star of the East. Betting 6to 1 each apt Orchehill and Little Gerard, 7 to 1 etch eget Accurate and Vulture, 8 to 1 apt Brown Holland (after his breaking away 15 to 1 was laid), 100 to 6 eget Brother to Sydney, 100 to 6 apt Spiteful Dick. Brown Holland wee very fractions at the start, and one ran the comes through end made a circuit of the meddling paddock before he wee stopped. When be was brought bath little Daley had to exert all his strength to bold him. Spiteful Dick, OrebehlU. Little Gerard, Griffin, Brown Reliant, and Brother to Sydney, laid together t t the half d‘tance, where the race was laft to the first three, Brown Holland winning by a head, same diatom* between the second and third Spiteful Dick, Little Gerard, end Sur of the Batt headed the next lot. Oar Bet, who got badly off, was last. THE WOODCOTS STOATS of 10 soli. each, with 100 added; for 2-yr-olds ; oohs, 647th; Mlles, Sit 4111); the sooond to receive 26 eons. out of the stakes. New T.Y.C. Three-quarters of a mile. (43 rubs.) Hama na.brobllda Re.ter, by Orator, art 711 12ralk) I Mr, T. Parra Lopullualoa Tib .............. Mr. limollton's Rom. 84 tar 11. Gloater 3 The followieg elm ran :—Lovebird Byways, B g bbbbbbrrerrert, Madrid, Grand Mistress, Dame Quietly, Dreadnought, sad Topaz. Betting , 2 to 1 on Lupalles, 8 to 1 apt Byways, 10 to 1 =rtes. Rupee was first off, but after going a sheet Lupullas and Knees singled themselves out sad finished the moo together, Restes winning by • head ; bad third. Dreadnought was fourth. Tau Rove Saxe (Fres Handicap) of 20 sore. eat* 10 ft in ease of acceptsnor, with 200 added. Winners extra. One mile. (Li subs.) Ilastals Gait D•••••7* by The lbws Deethinen. 4 Tat 7Th Pr, Moody'. Lootrato.4 yrajet 11115 Mr. Millet Pankow, I in. ,st Mb Mr. Malin Climantlta, 3 yrs. 64131 b .. .......... Mr. Ilkinrommt Kunitlor.4 Va. NI * no ............ Mr. WlMMinal beat 2 rm. Ilb .„...... • Met. Pompon Doequal. 2 yrs. Ad 110 Her also tin. Betting: 3 to 1 eget Duneeny, 3 to I aget Pensioner, 6 to 1 apt Nevem, 6 t 3 1 apt Clemonthe, 7 to 1 apt Amnesic. The three placed singled themselves out on entering the sir t, Dunesay winning in • ranter by two lengths, a neck between the secant and third, bad fourth. TIM BOSTON STAKES of 6 son. each, with 30 added, for 2-yr.olds and upwards. Optional selling weights, &c. New T.T.C. (Three quarters of • Dille.) Mr. Pleotoo's 01A by Orlando, 4 yrs Ital. 114 arranct) 1 Mr. Mill'. Beam{ Iry 1.6.4.1. 74..............1L. enood. al 2 Mr. Parrott • roil by Tanner, out of Ma/aalay, 2 ire 401.). 101 k . . . —.— ..... (Chimera) 3 Mr. Ladles 1166. let 1016 HAL MY • lsl llobelll 4 My. Parker'. IMgarber, 2in MALI, em 11b ....... Adm.) 6 Mr. Joluatomeb Orbinds, 5 py ;ALL flat lfloadlandl Betting : 6to 4 agat Om, 6to 2 eget Hingfieber, 100 to 12 agar Idler. Won by a head, three lengths between the second and third. On returning to stele an objection was made to OW on the ground of a crow, bat it wee overruled. The winner wee sold to Mr. Phillips for 146 es. THE HIATHCOTZ PLATE of 50 sow., for 2-yr-olds and upwards. Winners extra. Half a mile. Oapt. Obritlob OrebetAll. by Ambroor.ll yrs, nit 710-IFordbern) 1 Lard el Words Molly, 21m, Ilet 12th )J. Adman Mr. t lllottr i lym . = . 6 me. 11.4 Ilb teroo4roll) 3 Mod. it Ylb ... .11roaral • 'l r bs following also ran i—Hale„ g by Geleado - Pariceo's dam, Husyton, Mordanto, St. Clarence, Antler, Retlagoom, lalants, Ardour, f by Confidence—Miss Baxter, Fern Leaf. Betting 2to 1 agst Theodora, 3to 1 apt Brody, 6 to 1 eget Orchehill, Bto 1 apt Little Gerard. Won by a neck a head bet wren the second and third; same distance between the third and fourth. Ardour was fifth, and Knayton sixth. LATEST BETTING. 3 to 1 eget Trumpeter 10 to 3 The Promised Land 7 to 2 Muskd 16 to 1 Olenbnck 20 to 1 Balasmoon 20 to 1 Newcastle 25 to 1 Ele. tric • 30 to 1 Gamester 30 to 1 leariosetta 33 to I Ticket et Leave 60 to 1 Defender 1000 to 16 Ned Eagle 1000 to 12 Acttem 1000 to 6 Gladiolas 1000 to 5 Polonioa OAKS. Even oa Maya n:mime 8 to 1 eget Ariadae. After the first three races were decided a terrific thuds'. starts set I; The sky brightened, however ' towards the close of the &Revues', and people quitted the course under the influence of brighter end maim weather. -Tt7ESDAY. BETTING AT MANI THE DERBY. 3to eget Musjid (t) 3 to Trumpeter (t) 3to Promised Load (off) 26 to Newcastle (off) 25 to Balcamoon (oft) 25 to Phantom (t) 26 to Marionette (off) 100 to Defender (t) 100 to Ticket•of-leave (off) 100 to Bankrupt (t) OAKS, to eget Mayonnaise (t) Nothing el•ct beaked. • PROGRAMME OF THE RAMIE TO-MORROW. Tint IDIOM FODII-TiAl-OLD STAILIie et 60 mew. each, hR ; colts, Net Illb ; WM% &et 81b. New Derby Conroe. (5 4064 Cholla 11, The Squire, Ammoid, Memorial, Brother to Pumicestow, Eclipse (paid). Tee I'ITO•TIAL OLD STAKES Of 10 DM. mcb, with 50 added ; coil Bet 71b ; fillies, flat 41b; a winner before start ing to carry Sibs extra. Ball a rails. ((28 .robs.)—Plumper, f by Kuwait—Ellen Horne, &Mee, CheOPOOSSe (Sib extra), Rainy Orb extra), Margrave, Coronet, Cars Mole, f by Moasisin Deer or Losabow—Calcavella, Nome, Madame e (610 extra). c by The Flying Datchmen—Phar- M a l li rodictm, The Spinner, Fita-Avom, Brother to Asia low, Tr.:macre, Meld of Orleans, Lapp llaii (6lb arra), Com eau". Queen pita May, Tornio, f by Brocket—Lody Luny, Mixture, a by Tadington —lbia, a by The Conesseor-111r. 11;kee's dam, Mathews*, Duchess of Biopics (dead). Ras aleleSTT'S PLATT. of 100 guineas (Stf mares ally); 3-yr.olds, let ; four, Est bib ; tire, 9M2in ; rx sad aged, bit 61b. Great Metropolitan Stakes Cows, two mile. and a quarter, to Mat at the winning chair.—To clam and name to the clack of the coerce by nine o'clock the night before monies.. Tee GRAND STAND PLATS Of ISO TOM (Handicap); the whater of soy rites after publication of the *sights (matches exempted) to carry 6lb ratio. Derby Conroe. Any number others', the property of the same owner may ran fur this plate. ? rle ... / ?,n Fright Twilight duilra tibir of MUM' =Dam ay .... 4 t ev.agre. 1 11 "`!"* . M iss • li 11 -• 1 a redoes I 1 Mem Owl* der - Lord el the Wass e j Odd fare . a v ? The Omsk i ii. Larel ts. lir •I T ♦ '4 7,--- . i 7 • levee H01ked........ 1 3 . P. dim lam 1 I tt 111 71 1 .7 b. • .1 owl lilsenwe iheset 6 61. table Bar *** •••—••••. 3 4. THe WALTO7I &rain of 6 move. nob, with 30 added; 2- yr-olds, bet 31b; dues, eat 61b; four, get 7itt ; five, six, amid aged, 9.1121 b ; muss allowed s:b; geldiama, 31b ; the winner to be sold for 150 move ; if entered to be sold for 801, alb.wed 71b; if for 601., 141 b. • If for 401, 2116. over and above other allowances; the %rinser to be sold by met 0Q 'mum diatoly after the raw, and any surplus over the ...Ding peke to go t i the food. New T.Y.C. (throe -quarters of a milt) To does and name to the clerk of the course by nine o'clock the sight before rornieg. A bwarravaxas of 10 Bove. each, h ft, with 100 added by the 6.0 b Western Railway Company (klandtcap), for mll ages. The winner of any rece (welehes motored) alter pub lication of the weights be carry 6lb exua, One mil.—To close and name to tho rink tithe course by nine o'clock this evening. FRIEND Or rna CLEROT CORPOEATION.—An election of four =Olden,' for penaloos trots this valnebis corporation was held at the Loodon Tavern yesterday. The Hew. H. Hutton M.A., Etcetera Bt. Peal's, Covent-prd.sa, took the chair. The bacesaftd candidata were Mrs. Elpsocer, ,h att i, 1,865 voles • Mr.. Austin, 1,600 votes; D 1,673 votes; 'and Mts. has Elizabeth Walker, 1,460 votes. This excellent amity has now 88 lollies, the widows or daeghters at clargyeeso on its list of stoners, each seadving Iron 301. to 401. pee Immo. sots rdl g to age. The bet that no lean this 129 atntlinsobts, nuty of than la gent distreak wan aasnocesaal nallimbs for the pum a" is • sallsint poet thb easilsi b la= g es= claims Ihr Ss sill dell mike tame Ih• if lie drink diagisial. Rata illatiltatritt. EQUITY COURTS.—MAT 31. (Ba(on tha Lord Chancellor.) DAVISON V. YOUNO•-TRIAL WITHOUT A JURY! Thieame came before this court originally on appeal from Vice-Chancellor Wood. The matter was brought before the court below in a mit brought by John Davison to fowlers a niortgige given to him by his brother, Thome. Davison, a trader, at Leeds, now a bankrupt. The mortgage was executed 1 on the 29th of Noverabir, 1848, and the bankruptcy occurred in the January, 1849, following, within a period of alz weeks. The assignees impeached the transaction as fraudu lent, and before the Vico-Chancellor sought to obtain an , Isar to ,try the validity of the mortgage. lib Honour refused to grant an issue, but on appeal to the Lord i Chancellor an order was made for the trial of an issue, whidi took place at the Spring assizes at York in the present year, when a verdict was found for the plaintiff, the mutt gage. thus establishing the validity of the mortgage. A motion was made a few week. since to the Lord Chancellor for a new trial, but in order to rave expense it was arranged that the matter should be heard before his lordship, under the provisions of the recant Chancery Amendment Act, which enables a judge of the Court of Equity to try matters of fact with the aanatanoe of a jury. By mutual consent of the:parties it was arranged that a jury should be dispensed with, and the case beard and the witnesses examined viva vooe before his lordship sitting alone. The CIAO came on for hearing in this shape to-day. Mr. Wdloock, Q.C., Mr. Torriene, and Mr. T. Jonas, of the oommoa law bar, appeared fur the plaintiff, the mort • gave. Kr. Elise, Q.C., of the commas tam bar, Mr. Bag show, jun., and Mr. Vernon Blackburn, also of the common law bar, were on the other aide. The silidaylts in the cause ware heard, and the witnesses emu:MD.4 and crosa-exataiaed viva vote, and the evidence was kin proceeded with when the courerows. MANNING THE .11% rr. The directors of the Sailors' Home, Well-street, lave irmeed et:ruler to mature who ars in the habit of haudiag at that inst.tation, in which, alter calla' their at testant to the ecosiderses inateneitons issued by On Admi ralty resoleting the treerment of the volunteers who may enter the rayal envy, thvy corieluda with the following masa. . . Tb direettes ale alas &aeons that stamen should be aside acquainted with the Ladner:mate which the Qapea's ramie, saw isivltt &Artists le sow 'Mind free If chary. "Advisee of two maths' wages is paid before sailing. " A sea swier aka holf his wags* to be paid monthly for the eilpplift Ile kb dangly. te, " Leave of shoots te granted whenever the eervice will " 5 t , end a ma's pay tioat'ents dams each absence or sic tees.. ahem is issued at is. per pound, sad rotp at W. per pentad. " hennas receive ashy pay for good evaded, and their time in the earrebsat &orrice roasts towards good conduct badtre sad extra pay. Idea ars paid a liberal compensation for 10.41 of their clothes by shipwreck, or otherwise. " The allowance of provisions has tree lately increased. ss p ec ,,,erior, to the rank of ware .11 , utticee, with wages of from t6l. to 1201. per amuse, is opts to 'ray intelligent .soar. " After certain aortic*, with good conduct, 'cameo arc eligible for sandman into the coastguard service on shore ; s'i'ne are also given for nag service, and medals sad grvu4le• for (pod coadoct. • &awl n are rewind tato °Norwich Harpies] when, ' frets old age, hurts. or wounds, they require such provision. (inensich &h. of is also open to the sone of noun= of the awry. gatert.oirtiog hinnies an melded as send her Mr *Sy'. ships, and snares owtoolneeten are employed for the lastru ron the son. "Poo bounties, sto her Hoot Gracious lisjeaty's prislannation. Tbe directors errantly /asps that a careful perusal of lbws advantages may induce many steady morchmit fallOr• Welder hor Mainly's aervios, wham they may be ananred of tb mm. bird and considerate trowel. as, sad *hole, by good COT • 14 , I. they bare afar pn..pe.•t of promotion, and *very in 'ulgenca and reward whi,:lt the envy now so Morally ~dery for limit acceptance. " fire RT Nora, Admiral, " Chairman of the Board of Directors." EX , ITI NO PIOCIEDINOS IN BIEKESARAD.— Awe te r AT= RIOT.—Yoe some dime past the townohip of Mahwah. tad has hem' If a greet Mate re ezeitemeat relative lathe tentetiou eta barW braid for the townabip, the Roman cetholica end dberaMee wiehing the management of • rappos.4 ramp t , ry toile ,soled in the pariah amhoritien, while tht r hatchet ea/ thole friends were of opinion that IN whole metier atoold be In the bend. of the corn nilasionere. The queoiou was Nettled tv • poll on Monday owl raved." In fevoor of tbe comniiiinuer. tarty by a raopor.ty of 650 voteo, the pifsh party closiag the poll ahr at midday. Early yo•terdey mor.aing 3,000 or 4,000 with, moristing principally of dock Lit ewers, costrereted in froth of the To wo-hall, fear. were eetertained that a breach of the pose° wa is t ensue. The shape in Hareilroniareet .ad Markevoreat were clone& and all !minus in that locality win outmoded. The oper.tions at toe dock and ether worts were also brought to a C.AllkIllt• stead still, merle the whole°, the workmen having atecutc4 then:veto to tele port in the p. lliag proceeding.. At ten o'clock about 1,000 coyote., sherd with be ray bludge .oher tee marched in two or three bolt., to th. front of the own-hall, shouting sad 3 ellnag in a farina. manner. Those man were opppatid to the proposition of Mr. Laird to pllase the rrmet ry nadir the 'patrol of the commisaionere. Thep .Iler, however, eueceodel in main - Mating trenquillity. 'nil key. Canna Ctraproan, the Rec. G B. Clegg, and the Mee. Joseph Daly (of lb. catholic t trek Orange-lane). ahoy with Mr. Edward Brebertoo, anlicitor, mho and mop exertion to prevent an outbreak, and altliaately caviled in dimming the mob of their cudgel., • portion of whirl sera taken leo the pelicemther, "'held mealy • esetkod were removoi to the catholic chapel !roue. At ose the ,tire of things appeared so serious teat it wto under ONAtto4/14 te a to Kiel to Choate. for the military, but this him wee sebequantly abandosed. A company of merinro beMegin; t her Majesty'. gip L Bey, who had bees ashore eieraMing, were cummunicated with, sad they 'Birched through liacuilion.equare, with trayonste pointed. This bad the era t oat eln.mlag a large number of those who were rielowly diapn.M. Is the mune of the day the III•Wiell Yoke the window' of Mr. Laird's works sad tutored the mde, but they were ptly repulsed by the worktaso. Last night it woe that am wreck would be made em the bone. of Mr. Laird, the chairman of the commierteeers. Tur Arraign' TO Poinog A FAMILY IN NOTTING • ortu.—Ou Teeelay Jaw &toy, the e event girl who was brought Ettore the Moriaglann bark of nag :a rates at Sa turday ler, es a dory of attempting to Foam t or earafrine rat four children by adattaietaialy to them copperas in gruel (the perii-olars of which tees already appearai) was aradu brought berme the wogietraten, sod was committed to tam her trial at the next July mese& PIIOI ,I PED liMalliatetL OP A ROMAN CATHOLIC Ca a B.—The Liverpool select vestry, et their meetiag raic erday, "glad to rope at the Roams midwife matte:MMus to retWAO loos the of tee 1,1. trial sample the Bror. Mr. Doyle, with w have had begged dlipolo of Ides 713 BICIIIIOND POISONING CASE. Yesterday afternoon Mr. W. Cuter, coroner for East Surrey, end the jury previously empanelled, reassembled at the Richmond V. &try-ball, for the purpoes of further in• quiting into the circumstances connected with iho death of Isabella Banker. Serjeant Bellantine, Instructed by Mr. Tceedelc, again appeared to watch the asse on the part of the friends of the de:suet The prisoner was onrepressated. The fleet wit- ness called was Dr. Oiling, physician and practical chemist at Guy's Hospital, who said that on the 9th and 10th of the present month he assisted Dr. Taylor in making an midrib of the viscera of the deceased. He had no doubt there was antimony therein, for it was found. He also examined Bottle No. 1 containing thlorate of pores with weenie. The evidence of Dr. Julius, Mr. Bird, and Dr. Taylor, and the appearances presented in the viscera which be bad examined, were con sistent with death resulting from poison. Small doses of antimony cc arsenic freqten.ly adminhitered would produce the appearances found in the viscera. By Mr. Ballantine—Those tests applied by Dr. Taylor were the most proper and the moat satisfactory of all tests. Runach'e test is by boiling copper in hydrochloric acid. It is the moat certain of all tests. Mr. R. Barwell, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, and Aseistant-Surgeon and Lecturer at Charing-cruse How pital, stated that he made a post-mortem examination of the body on Wednesday, the 4th of Key, ranted by Mr. Palmer. He perfectly agreed with Mr. Palmer In a statement he had made with respect to there beige no chronic disease in the brain, heart, and lungs. The inflamed state of the stomach was not sufficient to care death. His opinion was that, death was the result of inflammatory action and ulceration of the intestines and visoers. The whole of the Intestines were marked throughout, but particularly the larger, as was also the mucous membrane. There was no perforation. He thought it would be a mere matter of specu lation as to the time of the existence of such ulceration ; bat he should wry not more than three weeks nor leas than six days. He believed that ulceration and inflammation, com bined with the softened and broken down state of the mucous membrane., wee the cause of death. His opinion wasZthat if an Irritant were administered in small quantities, it would produce such effects as those produced. The rectum was also gorged with blood, and presented diffused spots. Mr. Seejesnt Ballamine hero remarked that, unless the jury wished him to go into the remaining evidence very fully, he should merely examine the witnesses shortly, omitting lee Important matter,. The latter course being acceded to, Mrs. Mary Smith won next called, and deputed that she kept a boarffingthouse at No. 4, Rifle-terrace, Bayswater. A lady named Isabella Bastes name to board with her in Sep tember last. A perms calling himself Dr. Smethurst and his wife also boarded with witness. On the 29th November Mlle Bakes left her house, and about the 12th of December Dr. Southard also left and did not return. Mrs. Smethurst, who is • lady shout 74 years of age, remained. Witness taw Dr. Dr. Smethurst once about a fortnight after be left. He called to ass his wife. and witness's servant conducted him to her room. Mn. Smethurst still remains with her as • boarder. Mrs. Mary Ann Gmbrowas, a boarding-house keeper, of 37, liilderwternice, Bayswater, stated that a lady named Miss Isabella Betakes went to reside with her ssa boarder on the 29th November last, and remained with her until about the 9th or 10th of the following month. Witness did not know Dr. Smethurst, nor had she ever heard him mum Miss Bakes was a lady of very respectable merlons. Mr. Jsmes Spicer, parish-clerk of St. Mary's, Bitterer, produced the register of the marriage of Thomas Smethurst and Isabella Bastes, signed by the respective parties. They were marrtsd by the senior curate of the parish on the 9th December. Mr. T. B. Senior. a solicitor, residing at Richmond, said that on the 30th Aprils person calling himself Dr. Smethurst waited upon him and asked him if be would go up the Hill and make • will for a sick pence. Producing a written do cument he said, " This is what the will is to be." He further said that • barrister friend of his had sent It down from London, but the lady wished to write it herself, but he thought It better to have it done in • professional manner. He again called about 9 o'clock on the following morning (Sunday), and told witness not to be later than 10 o'clock. Witness went to Alma Villas about half-past 10, and seeing Dr. Smethurst below stairs, he told him that although the lady and himself were living together they were sot married. They then mot up Arm and on entering the bed-roast Dr. Smethurst said. "My dear, this is the gentleman who will make your will." The paper was then handed to witness by the lady, and on his reading it over to her end asking her if it was correct, des replied that It was with the exception of a wish to leant • brooch to • friend. The document was then re-written and subsequently signed by the sick lady, • Mir Susannah Wheatley, and witness. Dr. Smethurst was present the whole time, with the exceptioa of a short period while he went to fetch Miss Wheatley. (The will was hare put in and read. It expressed the wish of the deceased to leave her property to her dear Themes Smethurst, doctor of mediae., Irving him her sole executor. The brooch, set with dia mends and pearls, and containing • portico of the hair of her father, wee left to a friend.) Inspector R. G. WI ott resold that on taking the prisoner into cuetody, he took two letters from him, one addressed to Mrs. Mary Smethurst, 4, Rifle-terrace, Queen's-row, Bays water, London. (This letter wee here put in. It was dated May 2, 1859, and atter addressing her as his dear Mary, samented tor his long absence from hems by stating that his medical aid was required, but if nothing unforeseen should occur, he would be home by the 11th. The letter concluded by giving his best love, and subscribing himself as has aff.ctionstely.) Meia Louisa Bakes, dieter to the deceased, was and called, and her previous evidence reed one to her by the coroner. In reply to that gentleman she said she did not know what became of the jelly after • small portion of it had been given to her serer by Dr. Smethurst. The sig h natures now produced were those of Dr. Smethurst and her sister. By Mr. Serjeant Bsllentins—The decreed had • life interest in 5,0001. In the Fonda, and the dieposal of a further sum ot 1,80 W., which at the time of her death wasout upon I mortgage, and which she could not obtain for some two or three maths. By the Coroner—When witness visited her sister at Rifle terrace, and there saw Dr. Smethurst, there were no obser vations made with respect to property. Having had area pondence with Dr. Smethurst, she was able to say that the letter addressed to Mrs. Smethurst, and signed " Thomas Smethurst," wee the eignature of Dr. Smethurst. A copy of the certificate of the marriage of Thomas ' Smethurst with Mary Durham, in 1828, was here produeed, but not pat in, being merely adduced to show a motive for the commission of the crime charged. A jurymen wished to knew whether, shortly before the death of the lady, Dr. Smethurst had the opportunity of making away wi th any medicine ? M. Challoair, the some who attended on the deceased M er prior sad up to her death, stated that no person after the =day administered food to the deceased except herself, Mir Basler and Mr. Bird. Mr. &desist Ballantine said be should not produce any father evidence. The Corona having summed up, the jury retired, and after an absence of about half an hour they returned into court with • verdict of "Wilful murder" against Thomas Smethurst. JIARKE7& COTTON.—Ltvanroot, )Kay 81.—The sales of cotton to-day ars estimated at 8,000 balsa. A firm market. Prmea ars fully h per lb. dearer than on Friday last. COTTON GOODS.—MANCRESTEI, MAT 31.—We have had a considerable and very general improvement in buainces this morning. For cloths, not only are the India merchants mere active hurry than last west, but shippers to the Medi. twrenem, sad to most of our foreign markets as well as home tee% house., have ell been purcha-ing more or less. In yarns, purchases have been made not only for India end the Mediterranean, but also for Germany and most of the Euro pean market,. The home trade are ales free buyers. Lest week the sales of cloth being chiefly for India, shinnies, jeconete, and mdapollsrom wire the fabrics chiefly effected, bat to-day long-cloths, T cloths, prnters and domestics (the latter for a long Fetid so much neglected end depressed in value), have all been is request, and are a little improved is prices Shirting• up to 40-inches, figured cloths, medatollems, and isoonets fir India, are dearer; the first being lid. per piece higher than belt Tuesday. and the others being proportionably Improved ; and the stocks of them goods being a goal deal reduced and irksome cases cleared off, the manufacturers ere placed midst contract for three or four weeks f meard. Wider shirtiage (fr.ori 44 to 54 Inches) have advanced another 61. pre OK* ADCS last Towiday, and maker' are placed tinder contract the end of August Yarns suited to India are id. per lb. dearer than last Tuesday, with • large busbies,. Some comiderable orders have also beet placed for the Mediterranean at J. per lb. advance. The sales for Germany have been at the Same Improvement in value, as aloe bees c tie and warps f.r the home trade. The advance has been ob.ained upon most kinds of water twist eed upon mule puns aa high se 60's. WOOLLEN.—Lains, id Ay 31: We have no feature of Importance to nonce In the woollen markot this tnornlne. Ttore has b. en about the usual attendance of buyers., and a steady 'nand.," a bluinela transacted. WOOLS.-11VDDLIMPIELD, MAT SL —A belts[ feeling proealle in the wool trade, menufacturere oomaiieting pines deed at ell events till n•Et Jell Isles, and more weight has changed hands to-day than os any market day @mos the eonimanceratat of yeesant asks. MANUFACTUSIS.-11UDDIJISFIrLD, MAY 31.—There IMMO to he s Rule more eonliderece in ibe trade. though net much huprovemen . , bei)era c , nfld ne their purchases chiefly to summer geode. There bee, ho ',ever, been a little more busieem in ilea mareneenee. Jeri. g the meek. CORN.—Hutt., Net 3l.—At ts-day'a motet a very small eupply of English +best; farmers would not submit to pry ruoucoln, and in the title bueiners passing last week's rstes were aeout suppott d, beet qualities of red =kiss 50e , sitke, ter bu•ltel; foreign held above the value of linelisb, wit cb mops eat. s. Harley for malting slow, bat grimily/ toots off steadily at late twos. Deane and paaa utealtmed. Oats support former tUfrent y. but demand far from lively. lodiaa coon la regard mid rather atom. The brigs impala but week age es reirr:—Whast, 8,806 qrs. • barley, 619; oat., 1,132; beans, 433; peas, ; linseed and repesead, 1,567; oil cakes, 147 tons; bones,l66. LEEDS, MAT 81.-(From the Circular of Melina. Deno and Co.)-The demand foe dour with our millers eon thaws very slack, they are therefore indifferent about parch.- ing wheat, unless at a redaction from Friday's rates; holders are, however very firm in demanding late prices; the con sequence is that little or no Waimea takes place. Barley a, baton.. Besse quite as dear. OeL and other articles on. altered in veto*. Average Prim of Orsin :-Wheat, 2,26 i gra, 55.. Old.; barley, 70 cps., 38a. Md.; oat., 107 qrs., 260. Md.; beans, 17 qrs., 411 e.; ye., 9 qrs. 41s. Arrivals this week:-Wheat 1,603, barley 327, betas 305, rapeseed 390, Unwed 290 qrs. LYNN, MAT 31.-Weather continues fins cud growing. At our cum exchange this day we had a moderate show of wheat, for which a good demand was t apei:irnoad, at L. per qr. under last Tee/dare correney. 6priog corn , prices without alteration. Wheat, white, 611bs. to ORA, 63e. to 67e.; do., red, 601 M. to 631 M., 49.. to 63e.; do. , new, Glib.. to 1331 M., 49e. to 61s. ; do. do., 6011 A. to 611 b .., 47e. to 50s. Barley (chevalier), new, 62.11 w. to 541ba., 381, t 445.; do., common, 611 M. to 521 W., 30e. to 34a. Beans, old, 661 b.. to 6611 be., 48e. to 625. ; do., new, 641 M. to 6614, 46. to 48s. per qr. to the growers. NEWCASTLE, NAT 31.-The weather still continues fa vourable foe the crow., but rain would be desirable. At oar market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and, holders being more retired, only a moderate ' business resulted; where, however, partite were willing to sexy le. under Saturday's rates, buyers felt dispoeg t o operate: the trade certainly finished better than it cons mewed. For Boston red 535. wes paid, whilst en extra parcel of extra new Norfolk yellow realised 541. 6d., w e ighed respectively 631 be. per bushel. In foreign grain scarcely a transaction, each descriptit,ne being limited by importers at prime that were not obtainable. Flour sold slowly, and, where premed lower terms had to be accepted; we may, however, remark the concession wee only made in oases where it was imperative to clear weeds. Barley la moderate request, end the same remarks apply to other articles. SALISBURY, MAT 81.-At this morning's market there was a geed supply of all descriptions of grain, and a large attendance of buyers and farmers. Wheat declined le. to 3a. p.r qr., at which reduction a fair amount of businer was smog uted. Trade in flour dull, at a decline of la. to 2a, par sack. The transactions, in barley were of a very trifling k character, at the quotations of last market. The malt trade was very depressed, sod to do beehsewleas money must hare been accepted. The little doing in oats was alsolcas at a email reduction. In other deecetptions of grids the rang tone of the market had a downward tendency. Wheat, 480, to 60e. Barley, 30e. to 42a. Oat', 26e. to 30e. Beam, 44e. to 60e. Pea, 44e. to 60e. Rye, 30a. to 36e. Tame, 28e. to 82a. per qr. Flour, 365. to 4 2 e . pee sack. Malt, 7s. 9d. to Ba. per bushel. CATTLE.-SALIEBURY, MAY 31.—At our market to. day we had a eemonsble supply of beasts, and the quality end condition was good. The attendance of rg was as average ; but from the est-in of warm weather, pur chasers were very slow in their operation, end bought only to the latent of immediate requirements, and that at a re duction of about 6d. per 'core, a for remaining then unsold. There was a considerable increase in the number of sheep and lambs which were of good quality and for this descrip tion of stook trede wee considerably depressed, at • declined 2d. per stone of NM. There was a lees supply of calves thee at last mutat, which meta somewhat brisk inquiry, sod fully maintained late rates. In the tig market there was not a very good supply, and little business was stirring, without alteration of prices. Tbs trod. in dead pigs woe very much depressed. Best ox beef, lls. to 12e. per tome; cow and heifer ditto, 10e. to lls. ; best down mutton Oat of the wool), 7id. per lb. ; other breeds, Bid. to 7d.; lamb, 9d. to 91d.; veal, 6101. to 70. • fresh pork, 6d. to 7d. ; salted ditto, 7d. to dd., end 9s. to 9s: 61. per score; green Moon, fiid to 9d. per lb.; dry ditto, 91d. to 10d., and Sr. 9d. to 94. 3d. pee more; sweet pickled hams, 91d. to 10d.; quarter old store pigs, 16s. to 23e. each ; suckling calves, 12a. to 24a. each; cows with calves, 141 to 181. auk. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-MAT 31. Sittings in Banoo.—(Bafor• the Lord Chief Baron, and Barons Martin, Watson, and Chian°ll.) GIBBS V. 701 RERUN DOCKS AND HARBOUR BOARD.- D 8 .10.131 TO ♦ U&IP. Their lordships delivered judgment this morning In the above cam, which was argued during the two previous days. It was an action brought by Mews Bible and Co., the well-known shipping firm of Liverpool, against the Docks Company for injury sustained by one of their vessels, the Sierra Nevado, laden with guano. It appeared that she VS/ • large vessel with heavy draught, and en entering the dock, As struck on the sill, and, in nautical phraseology, "broke her back." At the trial before Mr. Baron Marthr, the jury found a verdict for the plaintiffs, and rule wee subsequently obtained by the Attorney-General to act aside the verdict, or for a new trial, on the ground of surprise, and affidavits as to new matter. Their lorJaLigs were now unnehneasly of opinion that the rale should be discharged. Jadgmeet scoordiagly. THB POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. :!Mr. Without HOW11117;111dii• 110 n• 10701.9 of Barbican, 1 =tubefore Sir Peter Laurie, by arrangement, to hear l td derinan's decision in • one in which they were de featism, against the South Eastern Railway Company. It ! will be remoube.ed that the company received a parcel ' directed to be conveyed by a luggage train and delivered at the defendants' pygmies', the charge fee which, according to the company's published rate* of Sum war ls. 7d. On delivering the parcel, however, • demand was ' made for 2e. 4d., that being the charge according to the passenger teas rates, the company having for ' their own convenleace disobeyed the instructions on the 1 , parcel, directing that it should be conveyed by "luggage van train," and the ocesequence was that the defendants disputed the payment, and in the struggle which ensued to obtain posension of the parcel the railway porter, notwithrtandicg he had a receipt for the delivery of the parcel in his delivery book, wishing to take It beck with him, had his hand cut with the cord round the parcel, and it was for that assault the defendants were summoned. Mr. Reece attended for the company ; Mr. De Jersey for the defendants. Sir Peter Laurie mid halted considered the case,which was somewhat involved. In his opinion there wee no complete delivery by the porter. He swore that he did not release the parcel, but kept bold of the cord with which it was secured ; but even if he had not retained his hold, he should not have considered it • delivery, nor that the signing of the delivery book by Howard, jun.. altered the case. The court must look at the ems by what wag the every day practice In such matters. Wham porter brought span:eland tendered Ms delivery book, it was on the presumption that hie proper demand for cartage would be paid, acd the lien eoniinoed until be gave up the parcel absolutely. On the other band the railway company hod no right to charge any other rate for carriage than that which was due according to the train by which the consignor directed the parcel to he wavered. In this case the consignor directed the parcel to be sent by • geode Iran. The company was bound to take notice of that direction, and if they chose to send • parcel by a more expensive mode they had no right to claim payment beyond • goods train rate. lie thought the company might properly withdraw the charge of assault en Mr. Howard paying the goods train runless of his penal ; but if they did not adopt his suggestion, he was boned to ay that an assault in law had been committed, and he should doe each defendant le. and cola Mr. Reece said as the alternative involved an admission from the comps y that they had made a wrong charge, be most decline withdrawleg the complaint, and rest satiefled , with the conviction of the defendants for the assault. , The defendants at first said they should appeal, bat by the , advice of Mr. De Jersey they paid the dam WORSHIP-BTR*T : Mary .des Dominos,a importable looking young wo man, wse=ed with attempting to drown herself is the Regent's Thomas Priem, a bargeman, eta'ed that about eleven o'clock the previous night he was on board hi/barge, between the lock end the Cat end Hatton-bridge. Hie wits and he were at sapper, when his wife thought she heard some one floundering about in the water. He rushed up, got a boat-hook , and dragged out something which looked like • bundle of clothes, and wu just visible under the water. Title turned out to be the prisoner. He got usiatsnoe and took her to a poblio-house.l Folios-constable 420 N, stated that the prisoner told him that she had been seduced by a young man who had deserted her, and that shampooed t, become • mother. The grip:leer now said she wee very orry for what she bad dam Mr. D'Eynonirt—With whom were you living Defendant—With my father, sir. Mr. D'Eyneourt—Where, and what is he P Defendant (healtatiog)—et painter, in Peter-street, Beth nal-green. Mr. D'Ertooort—l shall remand you for • week, and your father will be directed to attend on Wit day. MELANCHOLY SUlClDE.—Yesterday evening a long inquiry took place in the board room of King's Coßege Respied, before Mx. Bedford, coroner for Westminster, re- Istive to the death of Frederick Schrader, aged 27, a German, who pot a period to his exietence by shooting himself with a pistol, in consequence of disappointed affections. It ap peared from the earvaination of several witnesses that the de mised weal tailor and draper, and carried on his business at the Watt-end of the town. Ho had lately been paying his addressee to a young lady residing in. Lamb's Conduit-area, and it appeared that every preparation wee mid* for their mortals, when she Informed him that she hod altered her mud, that she did not intend to enter the marriage state, and she was going with some friends to Australia. The intelligence evidently shocked the deceased most severely. On the evening of Tuesday, the 24th ult., he hod his last Interview with blo " betrothed," when he was deeply affecie I, and implored her in the mat 'Sec inq manner to alter her ruled, and not to go to Australia. She , however, stated that every arrange 091111t was made and that she most go. From this tines • M most decided me, took place, the unhappy young man tt became distracted, and in compeey with his friends ea the oto subsequent day add " that be had received his death blew ,q, 1 , 0 —that hie love was unbounded for the young 1.4, sad that be would din for her." About ten o'clock on Tuesday night ▪to last Edward Parieh, 38 B, woe on duty in Lamb's Conduit s s when he heard the report of a pistol, and on going to ; the spot ho found the dammed on the pavement; a pistol was near him—he was c deveyed to a =egret., and subs.- ; a institution. q A u s e h e t t o lz , in the house suargeab toeon, the who a a tt t r serniesion, proved that death was mused by the pistol shot • I through the lunga. The jury returned a verdict that de ceaeci committed the not while under " temporary mental derangement." DEATH OE A CHILD FIIONI SWALLOWING A FISH- Bose.—On Saturday afternoon an accident of • dietreseing nature took place at Newhaven. A child, named Thomas Comic, six years of age, whom father is a fisherman at New haves wee sitting on a door-step playing with a entail crab, i when ncautiously potting one of the claws in big month, it got down his throat and became tiled in the windpipe. A person who wee standing close by noticed the child gasping to breath, and going to his smistanoe endeavoured toe:tract the bone, but tailed. Medical aid wee sent be, bat la every few minutes the child bade:pin& PUBLIC DRINKING FOUNTAINS TON ST. Galia's DUTILIQT.—The limed of Weeks for St. Wks*s district having determined upon the °fettles of drinking fountains In 'mimes parts of the parishes of Bt. 011es-in-theTiel is and St. George, Bloomsbury, have approved of the following sites for the toque 1, adjoining the Bathe and Weabhomes in Endell-street. Mr. hi. Lonedole has offered to erect this at his own cod. No. 2, on the triangular pave ment at the junction of Hyde-street with New Oxford-street. No. 3, et the out ride of Seven Dish , . No. 4, on the road way at the junction of Moor-street with Crowmetreet and Went-street, Soho. No. 6, on the footway oppealte tee Comity Bank in Niett-steset. No. 6. at the north-east annex of Ruseelheirtare. No. 7, es the footway imr 244, High Holbert. No. 11, near the British Mumma, subject to the comaint of the trastee. of that itiatltat ate. Alao there is oleo to be eroded by the Free Drinking Palmas Association. Osysess YaL*iM. Oxs Ssu.stx Dar.— TOIMMT, KeT al 3 .—Adnieleme paymni, 1,120 ; ette, by mos ebb% 4S. !del fans% SAL ~4 in ) lie T'RAPTIO RETURNS. Ylior Pro Yaw TOIL Taint. saftwk9s. OM. NNW dieseak la& UK Wok esdinn UAL 99 AI 1 A S teeth INadonlatdri R. as Cl). . ... 7964 944 Weak ®diet 11.7 Si. Sawn. And 60.10 Wawa .. .0 7.919 7.3 A was 9 man 349319 Nor* Lesolos Lemke sag 919.13w99 --... • um 343 Loos 3,111 1 /33399 Lambe= ....---- us 449 1.414 8.314 IN SHIPPING lIV2ELLIGENCA CASUALTY. Buenos Ayreen, from Melissa to Queenstown, settle+ put into Cry Meet on tbe 20th of April kinky, bed teen found to to is a swy bad condition, and would be cosdowned ; the damaged part Ober caw wined be told, and the remainder roe:tipped—Mew Tort, WI It VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. A`gToa, tram Moo , ' Viitel tar Palma* 11sy 10, lat 41 N, to 11 W. Ada 2 U. from ldoata Video fcr ratan* May 1, tat 11 N, Ica _ 42 W. Arno, Dowtag, from Now Wows for Iloorpool I days, My a, eft Kay West. AlitMa. hoot Loudon for Manta. 114111 SS, lat 4 N, Ice 22 W. 55333733.4 bound east, Fe l. 27, lot 23 5, loam W. Cultivator, from New Orleans for Lleorpxl, May 10, lot 40 N, Ice 64 " Closets Tapper, from Liverpool for parts is Paella, Ls Stoat of lir CO. e.FarrsiLof Rock'and, train Nevi Orleans tee Liverpool Vanity Forsyth, from Liverpool for Bombay, Feb. 34, lit 73 8,14 a 76 W. Patted*, from London for Portland Bay, Dee. 91, la 4 8, km it W. John Bryant,imams, from at. Jobe (N. 8.) for Livorpool, Bay 11, Mt 40 40, fun 69 30. Join "Wight, from 1 Iverpool kr New York, ray 16, lat 44 N, Its 49 W. Regina, from Alpo Bay for [Cann, April 741st 6N. in 79 W. Tlodaouted (troop ohm), for Calcutta, April 7, awe Equated, Ina 73 W. &Words, from Bhaciltao for Lambs. Aprtl IS, lit 6 8, la 16 W. TIIR WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS.—On and from August nest the West India trassatlantic snail packets will rue from Southampton to Colon merely calling at Si. Thome', and without touching at Sa nta Martha or Cartha me on the Spanish Mein. This will wool-rate the Panama, British Columbian, Chilien, Peruvian ' end retitle mans, nearly three day.. At the present time the transit- Lotto West India packets depot go farther than St. Thom. The fine iron *crew steam-ship Tasmanian, 2,440 tons burden, built in 1863 by Means. Lawrence , Da CO.. of Olaegow , for the Europt en and Australian Revd Mail Company, was sold by suction yesterday at Lloyd's Captaine-room, Royal Recluse*, by Messrs. Bayley sad Ridley. The price realised wee 60,0001. The homeward Australian mail is dne at Marseilles to-morrow. She will Wag news from Sydney up to the 14th April, and from Melbourne up to the 17th. CHANGES IN THE GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION Orrice sr LiveurooL.—Captain Schomberg, R.N., fur many year. the head of the government emigration offices at Liverpool, having been to appointed to the command of t he Aboukir, 91, at Devonport, the government, Imtoad of rend ing down sirangcre, have promoted all the resident lota officials a step. Captain Schombsuir is N1C74)1 (led by Lieute nant Prior, whose place Is filled by Lieutenant Boucher. This arrange meet ban given great sativfaction to the nier cattle community of Liverpool. [Ads ertisement.]—HoukwAy's OINTMENT AND Ptw.—Reerr A.(13111.116. GOOT.—Nodlicases needing mankind hurt MOM than them: Dona 411011• 1.1 pt.,: none monad them In vomits of ma/rains. In the trioal lies the p twoonts came or both dletatopere. chleh, formmtdr. me) . r Or Molle W Itollorrers enothluer Ointrnei.t and puri , yieg PULL 'rho former eem dily repels the pure ant eneptinr ono a el 1141.111 101 l totaittloa of the effected plot the Ville met out I tern the . hot-, eyerma all 110310 U. Nb ottaLC2.o. with %Mel Olt. emu 00 n. awl .llomee disappear. sad tors lone time •ernein e,:nt 110 lowers VrellYl6llollll purify sad Mean. by hits line out the memento of all Meordent, *bombe Imre.% mlihro , is moored. happiness. and chmalutoms as Meured. and letting Wad: o cooiorr,ol. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. RLEXIL-Way V, at Wed Drayton Dal. near Eablidge, %heath ofd T. Baker, Era, of a son. DOIISI .--May V, et Ills-Aogtoo.strtet, r uhlin. the Mk of A. Debits. of a &natter. YRS.-14s 18, at Pecithans. tha alfa of IL W. Wer. et Lim ne.-yeg ye, et puts.cy, hurray, •do of T. E. Igrelst„ ILA et am.. P. ALDMIL-May 39, at °Weld. Reigate, Start% the wifewlfed Mr. Rehm of a ma. PACK.-May MC at 41, hell.) street, Mr.. Raman Pack. of Ptiri t tlril..-Way 19 at Klag.ton-on.Thatnee, the wife of B. Pr.- 011108 Egg, of a eon. IL PRIO-May V. at ight IMMetland.terrace, *Woe, the wife of C. R. Wft_lne.. of a gat RI M muN.-May 27. at eto.gterell.rilliA, Clapham.rcad, Mn 11. 81111 .co. af aeon. MARRIAGES. BATLEY-WILLIR.-May eat the Mach of Ft. Mary Maittlesc, blander-aquuo, by the Met. E Stu .rt, the act. K. Hallo. M.A.. Womeeter Oxfard, L. ;tartlet Camille. daughter of the tits Capt. T. Miner. Il.ll.lratth nett. BOURNE-MAN DYO hTII.-M ay IL at the parhth chnrets. Eautssse , Clseelshea J. 0. Boaree., If. A , 14000.0 of Dreamt.. U., KW., minder, to Farah Jane, daughter of the late liar. J. llansl:.r.h. Imentebent of Pt. Peter**, Ashton.underLYma COLEMAN-W 1 MAN.-MaT .s. at Holy Trlaily Church, Tenti.b. town. by Me Rey. J. L. M.A.. 8.1.. Morris inehart. ma of 0. Coleco In. P .Rtl. F.R.••Ja ,to Adel Ale, daughter ROW man, of Camden-num. PETTY-O-alay Ift. at ht. Mary North's/4e Church, Canter. busy, Mr. J. Petty, of Orylatten. to Elisabeth. daughter of Sir. Cron, of NorthgataAtmet. Oallnenill. BsiiiNGToN -Nay at Woodland Cagle, OlansorleAshilt Prance* Lemma Mileage. •Ite of A. Is Reerterton. beg. CILARK.-May 70. at te.. Venterl.ury, Mr. T. slut. Al DOWN INO.-May 30, at Mat &road, Cltel.aa, 0. Pots - Mug. E..; • Mad 19. it at Dotrebeature. General Sir J. L. Ln.h. Lt tr . e o ar a lro7 at 9, Pelltals.v qed ro d illas, Oralow.t.qusre. Realm: Annette. the beforal vile of Charles Peed Mcg LI.. Eq. , V. at Ineeet.atrut. Windom:, Dr. Ma/AWL. aged IL 1 X Adoll.--1100 W. at Adtbo n . ro ad North. Nottlogllll. Mr, J. Mame, y aged 4L PAaHLET.-WaY n, at Masscheaer.equaro, R. Padtlcy, ILV ., Q.C.. Aaligtaitt Judo of t he Mtekllnta *mama. aged idoid usdY Ai~ t e p r st K i. M uu ngr" pima. la lb• CM! la Or Mint a NC YEW NOM Ertel Coda, mitallia. I " elan St6llHiatarasmshAt at RTEAN nOL PIMA Imo *dr WI Io NW Yollongark o. £LNOA CITY a CITY 0: Ostia pro lens, d pi rirener. ',bantam:l4 laeltrthe dna. lami 014. E REM mon cowl W.: or at 1 Reod.lias. TEA ITH, Az Tht tral £1 1.11 Osrammt W AI Plassan sad Beal al lawns* sod Memo =tom se Wan lag FRE' no eteldbatio OPIN. Mr AN ort.e.r.d. .-4.har Phil. Faroo;:i Oure—Plut 71 1 0.11 r! daily Loom of ea l/ luaulb t hid ix4h . Usinmpa. OPZ 2=71., pUR Droll Q 6.1. tia district id Mends Ix aim THE co ULU! 1 sad to. 44 mew to t isertot to, HYl t sod Vest, tustform v "LIY) .2.4._ P DT. tWe c u i ila.. and Yl tICZof Y. H Y rowth. la. ed., • =dn.. ire Hy II: sTes T RC r rcod, L Decal Macre it £5 C Pea= B E DI / l omit. isch ; I The tai 11711 0 1 Nano liana birder tonal Look saTili thola Mr. T Oißi bottid uritin loam