The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-26 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY. MAT 26.—APP0INTME1tTS.--Cep- tate C. P. &Ameba' (1&M), to do Aboukir, 90, weer Nem ship, V Deeeepert. oaerreirehreed. Morten C.. Mel 0 849) to the Meer =rev Orem shill 4 et Wathrith ; and W. A. Cloiltr. (1846), to the ha heinet i ecre • Moult skip, )or moot pent =vire to Porting lialgeas Dr. J. NA:11 (1938), to be edditkesl to the Fir prd, 42,.t Weetrlch, Pgtwt.r C. W. Morrie (11166), to be Whims' to the Ilt. theteet, 102, et l'oetesioetb. enkTHl.ll, MAT 25. The depot tompaaies of the 320 d Light lotantlY, malt the eastward of brevet-Iday, C. N . fe,mae, Ow 13 oakum aad 6fo wea of all r ado., will wove to-inarrow anorniag let as ILI 'unison to Dover, three to await the arrival ef nut btead-guar ters of the resit:mat fro. India TOO 1 1 221 dere vat too reli..tved by the depot uf the 77th brabnilll 7 sell , ere ant about 630 wee, who will AM at Coatis= benwiehe to -borrow frost ruttwoontb, and to, 'turbid to tho tot bamboo PORTSMOUTH. Mar 2.5. A royal sa:abo wee Bred from the Vtetory, Vier's', Crory, sad Darla at noon to-day, in honour of the azalea...Ey of Prises Eirdaaa's birthday. The Aaiun aim, 4, screw steam venal, Commander Cliche Y. Assoley. went oat of turbos last diming, and anchored at 644tbeid, to take ta powder end gull. The el .xister, 12, Serb", 6100 p, Coissierfer Airther 6. pan roy, •reot out of harbour this attarans sad notband si arth.d, to take is powddr, gall, to. She Volcano, 3, publir.erbeal steam viral, Cessmadis 3. M. Roddy, was paid off so-4 2 ;mg o Nrs ima e weir p a pen at ny IL to ady issa who will tail* a t = dross ds bond tho Virary. and 10.. on ma cadent., auras. About TO ma wind last evening, who have etanoull no bounty. SPORTING. BATH RACEB—WEDyzeDAY. ft wtr Para croft ear•ll. NA, WWI 20 added; Sir 2.yr ale wad upward& Optimal selling weigliate. Owe ails lir. Damew.. iguana... be fteloWn. we Ideft aeg aft ta 1 ftr. 'rase iftradalUrialti. Saab Maar sr ft. T. tr. milk les USE er =LW.= ..,Joa". • OKA .... .. • 2 i l tb g i Ssaingi I te 1 eget fliaset, 6 toll eget rena s, 6o 1 eget Olympias Aka salsa delays coward by Edwards ✓ed Ducker utemptiag I. so the best of Use start the leg gram lowered. Iguana= sot s owed start, enaintaleed bit Ind to tile sad, and gras by s Imp\ bed • half ; bed Wet, The .ineer wee sold by earths le /dr. Bray ley for 1101., sad Frendele was einesed by Yr. 36reese. After the Ism • esesplebt inn Wild by she starteesgeinat Edeards end Maker he per ssionsedert et the toot, and the stewards =lsiaeer Ohm ken riding era Ois et 8.. ron. 0•606, lnseltet. _ Tun WINTOPI STAIL LI Of 10 .ova. mcb, milk 60 weird it • =iv asks, e.t 10Ib , Wise sod geldisgs, eat Tlb; 6 , 6ra ; asrtais sliessaasee. Hal / -..mina. (40 mam) Mr. I. Was Mdwo. , br T. 31.33. MI Mb lebabomt lb. ebtli body, bt Tb. . btodit 3 tl=rz ia llattleboaa. ...... ..... . g she run —Player, Tars of Ely by KM4krba-sseress. Il rs, 111 M of Orksas, Arms, ell? by Ot Visualise, Diesemougat, Pros distar,.sa6 Grand 111•011101. kooa7a Dyson's, 5 to 1 each sot Saluda sad t• 1 apt Lab bJao, 12 to 1 ago Maid of Orkin& iadasisa mods 611 ibs numbs sod wan by ashore brad ; those Malebo off Mont.:bow w shied, a hood sly dindlag 111•1 hen Mail of O. lona Playa/ loodsd the ant Mt, whisk hYbd ia • body ; th• last twe s boaasaaway, wore Gravid Illsminas sad the /mils* Iffy. Ti.. llowaasrtsaia • firs aas of 26 era. are, IS I, mad : s lay It doolsrod, with 109 addel ; winsome tabs. The to waive 60 am., sai ;he third ii sane b shake. Two Idiom/ a disimaos. (90 Baba dl of tiobra pay 6 one. _ _ 17.'11. Mays Wolk 611 Ml ldbld 61a Or 113_ ii .. 4 :ahh el i Mr. KWh twitter. 4 fre. Td Ilb .... ...... ....n. i Mr. J. farestima • TeniaW lloldewallb sal. et 4116 =ll 8 lik_. T. Mon Nam I ma Mee _,_ , 4 TM bamboo .Yo tea , Black Taway, ra tr ai : Chiliads. Bak. Rowalsol, Festoon Sopa. Rob plata, Odour, Curiae (taro B.goados), Bidwell, Bei use 3 to 2 age Rumba!, 6to 1 rack apt Belo sea Ille keel, 12 to I eget Pe wii..vier , 100 to 8 teak .gaiety &hien sad Orieraa. 100 to 7 apt Trioarall lOW is 6 wit Priers. Royal. TM ramie( was made by Mid Femddmir own after et tering the wrests, wire Mien boos I. draw forward, dad. coming away by bowel! at the defines., woe by we learilta, tat third; Nowstay was Lame, Blackmail lftb, Printer Royal aialb ; the lot valuta tip and paroles lb. chew at yid. somas!. Tll 3 EINOILTR or 23 /OM, for 2-)I,1411 and upwards. Optiosal wallies waighta, kc. Se** half =IN. Casa limb an Ilamaia*K bow OTTelmsok II I'. 11,4 I. GM Mr. 0... r No liaddb 1 If. 111 T. i=hav I Mr. AVOW. • NOM., a era s •..•..... ..... WM. 3 Mr. Marra.* 31.444 a. 4 in a1 1 t...,...... ) 4 Mr 114*1444 ?air U. I Tr. 1 i If brltifie 6f04 i a Mar •Of gm Woe by a Walsh; bet third ; the Oka boom IL The visitor woo told by settle he VA prior to Copt, Cbrlolio. Ties DIAN till PASS 11/LIIIICAr a no ion. Wbuims extra. To wan .t to. dieldbes mma p c ii ,..: need. Mr 3144•111414 , 4:144144 Ilm Wee D'ilteMllll. 4 meta 44 IV 11 k. % 11,. Mows Persia. 4 ;rajah .... .... ........ ... .it b i MT Oilldes *pad 4 sr; eg4 . . Ilene') 3 Reties. 6 to 4 apt Pewee, 3 to I opt Cbotho dr Bead, • to 1 ftot Lisboa Boosty, 7 to 1 meat Apollo. Wee by a Most) sad • Itall ; Own Webs kilns. tits ottoad and Wed. 1 . 1111 &2 7octlTic LINDH- t ario ma, I It, el* II GesSMlres Adam Jalopy 7,6 extra wire...... Osse mad. a sathe i l u Mr. INIMA V. Trme tow I. Cain. • lay Mr. W. BIrrUID 1 Ms. C. IlAnere allioNr, 3 yo. la es. It= In ilanbars limbo% owl. larl Ilb .afr. l 1 1 ) 1, 1 ....• &GP! ark 6 yr... lON • /I•4liii ais4 as Tame Dear, 4lsl we fay Wm WIN Wes awl 'UH by L half • hark , twelve leitlis Wens go mesed LATEST BETTIE°. TH E DiABT. 9to agttTio PLZiettil UM (towards of 1.011111.) G to 8 W — Tr.morn (1) 20 to (I) 30 to Ts,kot tt Lowy (A) 40 to (t) WO to 1 HloStroymoso (t) OAKS. 6 to 4 art " ii.. ;.70.6. (e) too to 8 Lady Ylup•ok(i) Beim the rare S r the tioemesetrhire Surilest, 6to I wo lobes to • loge Pm about iteeehel ; after It, Ile to quite [reedier.. _ Tae ere'rne woe br ivied t meet vuevernfal dose, sad the omeneirtee ha,. ranee trr ratelatine et tbe emcees witleb &treaded tbelr berme.. To the emir's', ea.rttoee of Mr. Rey sold., the gees rrtery, the ea. ieteeti.ry tertaiaivion of tke =merry( as; la pear uvramare be ellributed. To the principal &takes ausavross enterer:ben have already be.. obtainrel--• feet *high rigrailb .ntly auntie the toyeloit) of the gathering. Lord C 0... ry er d Mr. W. S. d. Cranford citeented to aft ae euvr..nle foe wit year. The third iteuerd, it be holed, sill be the Duke of li.aaLet, who is very p Tatar, lisot Daly us the turf tat thraushost the county Dl &seres t. The weather sea warm sod favourable to the eaji•yovent of the eyv.rr, bat a....a.arr 1.1 lb • p r ., Ai n's been brought to as fed lb*s a breve mho*, t f rare 411 ('acres Illitwer its' Pu re (r o • B4 .ll)—Arceaum fell be lie tar, and Hattie a hia velar broke hie leg. Flamm In maniac rapid prime towards recovery how hie fall. Tisastiati Exrusatox.— Oa *Way afternoon, err 6 o'clock, en rake as ear plass et Berl Granvill e ' s Old Bleat Furnaces% Etter-reed, Herr, which, though homely 'rulers., no loes elite, hes aerreeil the eseriltes of • I arreniouei of money sad property and the /akar of • bur we of re foe tor .1.. to come. It appeared that while the re were raring frets or of the honoree the ewes. which sepiiliert the hot err for blavieg •topped, sad Milos 1 ist ware re neglected to be iorual to .but off the hot sir re the weever, or the valve wee out of order and word e M VI. or kr are other are, which has not tern yet eariertainel, the fitil re and million which had eren ii , u p • tei la the furrow paved through the piper, the waive, int o the wortrer, sad &deg heated by the pipes, 11 .' ••• ,,d the receiver to explode with tern& egret. The pert of the err were retired to woos, end triceiiiivi• • re steer in all direr-kr, ear to the merle of reeerairse, several hundred yards of. The totaling is • hish the empirie cod receiver wood, which wae • thrviocii d re End strongly bath, was abeam te Ms pc,. 4 papp o rp e , he wed reed two few, but direly dapped' to it. kw,* p 10, rear to the entire, Jest weer the err, when • large p.a,a. was banns caw away; the firs and rime. wore tri ce MD MIMI% the walk were .b.k. a and rplic on etch re, sod • rood portion of that side await tha engine mord to *erne; the wieder wars shattered to bits, sad do Chao building sad eateries r ehire, lor • tire tender! or'ese. The expires was heard at • draws of between two and tkn. MUM, and II 'book the for rowel hundred ;aide seerd. Nets newly no on. was injured, though etre OD aeon weft at wor k p• the ee,,cia,..ileities, Mt, yards for the sere ell ti. charlar, &d the sac err was at the worst engaged oiling ars pores of lb' ilarliaary at the is, .1 the huskies/. The awe. &flood to taw apt weft Modred. et pro*, wit* appeared to loot rib riot hailer on the r u in. swell tba etplasia,-t bas mew& TM saw use set so work ia Towday leuritim he dint away dr Maas, nor at p.wittda, we bale re, • new hems ing asw ear chimer, be eatsettarteri, hulk will he • keg than. Were the &moans be lolly epcwt, er the wow was bow , bin. by this usenet duo., eat of meta, be seals at whet W. be,. bawd thee the s.e. whale will be soosaimai br emptier* will to nearly 10.0004, hat it Is leepostele la tie yere. Li .t.te of etch. to maks • mesa" calweledie; prvbatly that 1111111/12 over assiaade. — ,PwasussAmis he. Nato inttlltrna. _NOTICE& COCA? Or not An. AID DOUR? /Oa DIVOLOS AID lIATSIMONIAI. CA MIMS he 1111.11, ?.R l/Nebese. Mar DI; Pr,- hre,“22 JO; lbereteji i Tesidar.Al ; elareielt, Jen 1 ; ••••2•2l*__ I• . , 11; Weleenlay.l2. Trash by hr : • —. T.. 1 . 0 .• 22 . 1 . 2 Indite ; leleaday. ; Notty I Z___U_ius -411% I; tummy. mmilay. )4; Terrelef. lh lee miler ale Se te left Irak Ike Clerk Ile Tapers Wore 2 rri: we the hank Ey Were We tie metre b Yea esthete, or inn ult as Waialeale". ea 11. SNIPS .a Murals, JIM 1. N. eme 11, vine the ludipi •It fa Cimbirkai Mare la Own alt are as, AL the dtako Wu UN ems ell am leet the elm la the Preiree Ceara W lea the ewe la ate Ceara et Deem EY learksietal Cares It ven 1.111 be emu of the lOW d the tee marl le ONO al DM Mk segelafed. AlOllll2l COM. At 11.—Thetsler. leap II; Wedowee:. June IL LDNIZALIT 001711. At IL— cows daps: !Way. If; flowedri. Joie 3. Jan SAM Jme la. Maus ems dap: May II ; Tait. arJur 7. May. Aron: Irldsy. Ju”,146...,74 i."=' lrlbt .. 7 . = Owit Werii6lfisit “1 , 301 Ce. Om 614 minim amiram Omillhlry THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1859. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CA,IIIIZ&-NUT IL (Bakes the Lard Ordinary.) Chief Juana'. Bans Martin, sad the ledge I.IITCLIT 9. /LATCLII7 AND ANDWON. Tide owe was heard oa Friday lest, sad reported la the Lame of gatnrday. It was a snit far amen pro moted by Mr. R.tclil, late bairn oast sad paymaster la the 22nd Foot, on the ground of his wife's &debar, with Col. Anacreon, of the emus regiment. The court this; morning gave sentence. After diepodet el someteohnicel twists relatiug to ib. proof ot the remiss* sad the juradictloa of the court (the carom karts( beta comatitted la labs), their lordships :remarked that then could he no doubt as to the beet of adultery. The only goer tion they bad therefore to deternibm was as to the oats. It bad been °onion:led that the co.respoudest ought not to be Bled epos to pay there, because the Ciente had entered Cato a written engagement with not to pat biro to any expeme In the event of his Colima nataa math dons. It wee tine that Colima Amiens. had partially Walled hie undeviating. He WI paid the unease of Its. Itateliff's eelthkle Ithofead, red be hal 'Mowed her 1001. a raw kr Ise seetheersee; het Shoe wee a tided iittpalatioa be bad net scoo t ont—he bed not "MOM the reglsawat net was a proofs' ben width neither the the Mk Chaim Napyiler aor Captain &Ora could oleo Ides; end th e malt of hit not Mailing the wheat oneement hot boo to aimed the pe , itioner to re tire ea hell-pay ; kir it wee obvious that two wen in the pubis' ot the petitioner sadthe seethepesthet sold sot n oels Is tits mem esp. The te-eithesient snit; thro bs py the eats De. awalley, en belong( the raincoats; vides ibe petilismer might be directed to make ems pro- Theher _menthe' ; te but then asthma aande to the application. PPCZOVIi IP. PICLOIIIII AND JOLLIT. This ono weepart heard on Saturday last, and woo also repcood in the Erprou of Monday. Tbe petitioaar Is a tutor is Maddox-street, sad tho adultery eras charged to hays been committed with a lodger, with whom she wee := 4. to have eloped. The case yea adjourned for further Mr. Illorjsent Pigott sold that his client had not hese able to Sod the person be whiled to call, but be contended that X6was aftady iamb erldence to justify the court is grandag a diveoute. Atter w souse dissuades, Lord Campbell said the court was satisfied, sad . disecind the marriage, ocadaanting tee co-raspoadeat i the costs. [MO V. [IRO •!ID BROW/f. The petitioner. Mr. Hoary Dapost King, married the remendene, thee Margaret Madeline Mitchell, at the Maari the, in Aware, 1647. la December, 1349, the pallet tea to garland, end afterwards they want to Mareetike, where If r. King wee now carrying on a basisses. la 1866 Mrs. Elog's health bring somewhat impelled by the climate die weir snowed by her hasbeed to go Is her sister, a lbs. Persons, at Boulogne. For three Wall vie eterespenfed wi•lt Mee ; but miter that tiros her Mesa suddenly oseasi. This reseed the pet.tioser's auspielen ; gad he misgiving WOO sessiderably incretaid when he hum* that hie wile had dams cm him to the mount of 70L laseasd of 201., and had gone 4 England with L•rutearat Drew. , et the Boolean, the 00-reepondeet. On milling Artier Ipairiee he deep 's/el that cm the Ted of September kat the paramour. had Oakes a doable berth os board the ably Vance, and bed soiled for Bombay se man and wife. lb. Brown wee ended to be about 20 years of age, sod the respondent about 16 years elder. liatehrtory evidence having brae given as to the pititiimer's English domicile, and of the identhy °Me reported Mr. sad Mn. Brows with the reeptadeate. The court, co the motion oi Dr. Phillimen,Q.C., dimoind the OWASIM. Mr. (linty append be the reependent ; end Kr. Beesley fire the co-respondent The letter learned platleasso prayed that the eo-nepoadent might be excu s ed th e t of cone, an the ground of hie youth, sad the therein's, that be wog net the satlneet. La ; most indicant set for hits to se publicly oat to ladis wait Mrs. King se kis wife, sad what sose die age Its most pep the eo-t•. DETAIN V. lIITAIN AND - • Is this came the hams et adultary had beat Ibmad by &jury mama the reepeadeata ; but Mr. Utley (with whams was Mr. Wham) reed a muter of adidarita,with a view to show that the petititairr had Morel( beat guilty of aat ad maleetadact whkh datataled hi., be the ramify ad • Magna Tie inert refined, however, to maw Late .aunts wNa► night to hen bean p'.•dd in the drat ineleace. Mr. Lille y than applied te their lordships le allot the Menem' a some provider by nay of anion,. that after nyettiaen years coveriere, in the oo•rv. ri all i a rra elm War std bar basbaad to tarn a competence, ohs •odd be left entirely deetitnie. derjewst Pigott opposed the application, on tbs ground that the tetiliweer was • person of ion:operate and habit.. Tt. adultery which had bee. found try Pi ttr; was committed with • working carpenter, who bad • wife and Andrea. Tie ceart di.s.drad the marriage, sad dirsetsd the pall gnaw la pay the stria el 8.. per work to the reap aduat's =Weer as a toad for h. r (reepaadeat's) support ; but they refired he cedar him to pay her oats. The only ground as whack the monist of the wite's rata by her hasbaad could be Imebard as wee the fear last an lanoorat party rhould not be this Ist bring her damns properly baton the mart ; bat it was chew t►at that room could cot apply where the suit hal bola heard sad dlopssed of. ILYLANCII V. 111LANCZ AND JONES. Tho petitioner imam articled at kersehmler, but I. 11.13. whoa be contowtad tie marriage, Is ma only a siitandlary clerk won a salary of 12.. ;et weak, which mew stitutad .11 bia moms. His bride, alma maw rue Ma Jackarm, war, bowerwr, • millawr, wet rersed U. a week. la its tollowmg year, la come...imam of habits of Wear Imam* into which she Mil, • aspiration Ink pleas between lb. partite. While hying apart rho •••d• sagesiablace of resat is J oar, who ma • performer m Pablo Faatierfs Cirrus sad whom professional is.. ea. a serious Gallica- Totowa court used —" Herr Fraareos,” Eorareallp tbs rr spoodems cohabred se ma sad vide, aid they eves scat sr bar r to COODONt bigamy. The citation ma mood oa tam ha Coprilagas. Dr. Wanibarit amino d ft, the petitioner. Lad Campbell revels.' 11111$ 8M mart rhombi be tbe 'was of &trivia( reel same allow prelbarey es bad ben deposed to is this cam, but there use as wawa why tM peaks,' Amid not base kis divorce. Tb• wart would sot, Muster, give bins kis mete, became it seenel are probable that loess @append IN MN Niebidair Witt • lINSIINN. ir witr.y C. YKAIISLET, The petitioser, Mrs. M.rpret Yeesiday, was the wife of Mr. Moen Ye.reley, • wee nierchatii, end she sought • div salaries of her marriage es the ground of her husband's cruelty and eduliery. Tha caries were married at the church of St. Magnum the Martyr, Southwark, on the 12th of February, 1842, .nd had two daughter. of the ages of 16 .ad 16. They cohabited at Sheffield, in Lonadalwrquare, !shot ton, at Liverpool, and in Wm3p4e-strett sad oss sr pi ss ,. i s the metropolis. The reeptiadest had keg been is be habit of ming image Lague,' to hie wile, and of violmtly moulting ban. Os see minion be tore wady all the hair off one side of her Mad. The witemace rated that many of the quurele whisk look plate letwts& the parties arms fnim Mrs. Female, felearlrotizg with her humbled about staying out Ire at sight. Os am occasice be gave her • violas. baring became ohs add It was too hoe to prepare suppe r Sur Sir Robert Mem, • friend of the reepoodltt. A third groom' et damped. was her folds( to cleft • Mr.. Emma Cando, eh*, she mid, we* • had woman. Mr. Yarn* care took his daughters tome this Mire Castle, sad thaffeirenasmaste gave rise to a quarrel. The sdulteey was *barged to ham bra committed with Mrs Castle, by whom he had bad the lame of • house transferred, sad with whew M bad cohabited for @mond weeks. Cerjeehi 9h7o.l‘.trpdike, Ud Kr. Prentka, appeared See the petitieneF: ford Campbell maid the am was • very aggravated one. Not only .a. there clew evidence bilk of cruelty and of eery abeadooed Wats on the p.rt of the respoodvnt. but he lel attempted to do what the civil las• regarded a+.o cert.@ —easae_ ,ly to force hsa inistrem nes his wife There moat M • dleinistice of the marriage. IIESP. VTI V. T►l wee • suit for • dreams oa the ground of •dttltey mid amity committed by the hurL••d. The parties were toasted et Birmingham on the 3lst of July, 1833 , they lived at Btudeley, and bad a roe and a daughter. 'I he reependfut was • person of debauched habits, W mcording to toe evidence of sie of the witnemm he supported himself by pawnlog hie wile's thiage. Mrs. Ben nett was a seedlemeksr. 11. had been ransomed four times by the local auttioritite tor dl-greeting hie wife. Evidence of adultery of • very direct ktad wets given. Mr. France, the wlfe'e aftenity, stated that the respondent cure to him and asked kis to stay In. prereediago. Witneee told him that after the diselute eel abet:dote t life he had lel, it was an impudent Oleg tor bite to make much a 'tercet. Rerpondert replied, " Feuer thousand three hunacW mad niaety-two Isar. in War 1.1 .11 gaol nutria in pay off ill old ect , rea. My wife ha. been enjoying the fet of tee land, wh , la t wee &fag oa 'hilly." (Laughter.) The pstulonee was • very w0g..., sad for tweaty years she had been keep. ing hi self sod her children la • ;reportable newt. Mar hurtbaad, as the soli e heal, need to weeder about the cowry ; every now end Ile a coming beck, Cl slag M , sels••g some piece of tantrum aid wiling Dr. Dewar, , meowed for the medicare% jAld Caftlfffall said that We was • a•e illudTallag la a striking manner the utility of tha new law. The marriage must be dissolved. wALTON C. 'WALTON AND BIBiLL. The petitioner in 1826 was a sergeant In the Rifle Bri gade, and in that year he mined the respondent, then Jae Driscoll, et Minnie. She was the daughter of the landlord of the Golden Boot, In that town. After 27 yens' service petitioner obtained hie (linkage, and he is now a collector of taus in Birmingham. 11. is upwards of 60 yens of age, sad I. the father of eleven children. There lo a twelfth child; bat its paternity is disputed. The co-respon dent la stated to be • much younger man, but be ha had fifteen children. The two familia were very intimate ; and on one occanon the co-respon dent went to stay with the Walton. while be had the gout. On another oocasion he stayed with them for • fort night, while the hnotend woe at Diver. He was also a frequent visitor while Walton woo engaged in hi. orlinary avocaUons. When Mre. Walt.. worn loot confined, which woo on the 6th of Dec., 1863, she warn attended by Mrs. Hibell. On the 19th 'of Feb., 1866, the petitioner ha • violent quarrel with hie wife, ad in a few daa afterwards she left him, and went to the Htbells. A short time after this a deed of separation was executed, under which the pe donee agreed to allow the respondent 21 per month for her maintenance and for that of bar youngest child. Hibell was-the trustee named in the instrument. Subsequently, as It was alleged, the potitioser's suspicions wee excited, and be commenced an action for crim. con. against Hibell, upon which Miceli Immediately began • monger action for libel. Both volts stood for 01.1 at the SWUM of 1866, but they were refaced w arbitratice ; and the award wee in favour of the petitioner, with •farthing damages. The evidence ofdultery was supplied by a sense, who deposed to baring Diboll'. voice is Ma. Walton'. bedroom; and by ons of Walton'. daughters, who natal that Walton'. own bed had sot been slept is on several of than cassia.. The witness also stated that when Hibell nos to ass her, mother she need to net her and he *tor oat One or Hibell's daughters was also examined; and A. described tamiliatides which she had observed between her father sad Mrs. Walton after she had own. to live with them. Mrs. liibell had since let her Rimbaud. Metes, Spooner and Scotland appeared for the pittitkeer. The evert directed the petitioner himself to be emendated. He gelded that on the 19th of February he heard his wife v with the children, who sold they bed no bread. He rett ime merasted with her, and she flew taut a violent gar aim, abed • poker, and threatened to tuck his brains ant. His timighhon, _however, took the poker from bor. It was that quarrel we d had led to the deed of uparetioe. On being further geartioned the petitioner admitted' that to February, 1853, his wife wanted to go with the !Melts on • journey, sod witness refused to let her. She dew in • memo and swore abe would go without his leave, adding that if he laid • Heger on her she would swear, her life against him, end get Ida six months' imprisonment. Disgraceful rumours had reached him about his wife and Hibell, and he tamed them with the matter. He oleo charged Hibell with being accessory to what was going es. They all took God to witness that nothing improper had *marred, sad at last pettlieser sad his wife were reconciled. Seal, he sever believed that the hat child was his; he thoeglit it wee Hikers. Nevertheless he executed the dud of separstios, in which flibell covenaetel for 2L a mon.h, never to let the respondent or her youngest child become chargeable to witness. Lord Campbell—lt Is quite clear that though the petitioner could not seU his wife to }libel!, this deed of separation was in point of fact an sesigement of her to the calespoodent. The petition is dismissed. The parties were married at Bishop's Wearmoutb, in 1844, the petitioner being a surgeon at Sunderland. In about 12 months sifter the marriage the respondent contented a habit of drinking ; sad on Good Friday, 1848, the wee takes in the feet of adultery with another surgeon named Hallman, now deed. The petitioner had obtained a divorce :1 menu et thorn, and the repondent was now an inmate of a house of mho in Edinburgh. Mr. Jacob appeared for the petitioner. The court granted a dissolution of the marriage. BVPINTSB or THZ COVRT. The amber of capes set down for heariag before the fall Part wee 163, of which 37 have been disposed of during the Gee days their lordship haws sat. Therefore there remain 116 yet to be dealt with, In ad linos to which there are up wards of 200 other snits In 'orlon. stages of tome/dames. INSOLVENT DEBTORS OOURT.—MAT 25. (Beim du Chief Censieseter.) IN 11 CHARLES HIGHMORE PUTT!. /Ids essa, whirl was Wore reported, was concluded. Mr. Deans, sad Mr. Hawthorne • for two credi tor., sad on the braise occasion Mr. Hider Cantos was for the Insolvent. The case stood over to settle with the opposing creditors. The insolvent had been bu nearly 40 yews in tbo Nervier, sod held the brevet rank of colonel, with a ospiaitt's pay of *4471, less income tat. Oa the former occasion the learned Coal missfaser suggested that 801. a yaw should be Set aside, or he should foal it to be his duty to proneuntx an adverse judg ment for the manner la whkh some of the debts had Ines contracted. Mr. Hassey said his client had boa offered fie. in the peak without security, which of course vss no offer Mr. Hawthorne said no offer at all had been made to the maim he repressatod. The insolvent said he could not sat aside the rum proposed sr Ir should only have Is 91. a day kh foe himself sad beady altar nearly forty years sorrow. The Chief Commissioner pronounced a judgment of six seeds at the suit of the creditors generally, and eight moths at the suit of Mr. Took (fur whoa Mr. Hawthorne for contracting his debt without resaottablo expos- Inti Pil e= . synsest. The) mate ere ooncurnatt from the vesting order on the Mk Febrwy. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Bax* Mr. Payne.) Henry Willi/111, 33, end Wali,;na talasy, 24, were in dicted for reeling a cloak mantle, value V., the property of Lifted Wileos. William/ plaided frailty, Stanley, who was ably defeaded by Mr. Rtbtae, was found Gailtyby the jury , and it am thew pored that be bad bean previously wavieted, and men tamed to 18 ameba' bird Wear, besides which it wait Meted that, in 1851, be was sewleasof to traaspertatien. Mr. l'syne now matimeed Ma to four years' peas! servi tude, sad'Willianis, who was also well kaows to the police, to 18 mouths' bard labour. Mr. Tattooed caper was eoussel for the peruecotinn. Join Seabrook, 27. wee indicied, with a led named Clack, ffoe ....i 2i d l3 l o .g pound. of lead, the property of John Jacques, from • Mr. Maigh was for the prosecution; Mr. Talfourd Salter &Modal Clack ; Seabrook defended hicamlf, The evidence clearly proved the offence spinet Seabrook, who wee an old hand at lead steeling, having been in custody twice or three tlmee, and once con eted of that offence. The policeman in the came said the pawner we. the greatest lead eteoler on our ground," meaning the vicinity f Maids-hlO, and that he was the person who stripped the had from Wet. ford church. It wee his plan to got a respectable lad I. com psny with him, sa that the advantage of the lad's good cha racter might fall upon him. Such he seemed to have done in tads instance by prettad,ng to give the prier ner Meek, the eon of a very respectable man, employment as a plumber. The jury Acquitted Clack, mad found Seabrook Guilty. Mr. Fey', said it wee with much reluctance be abstahled from posing a Names of penal *erritude, we it mu every bad case, but as a swipe cantles to lead stealers he should sealsooe him to 18 months' hard labour. 12ROTHIL PROSECVTIONS, ---- Newry Edwards, Nary Llama, and Charlotte Stegglee, were indicted for kinlag ae twothele the houses nuratured 32. 48, acd 63, arletnewtotet, respectively, and they pleaded guilty. Mr. Metcalf* was counsel for the peureentinn, instructed by Mr. Rand•ll, solicitor to the parbh of Maryktwee. Mr. Sleigh appeared on behalf of Lyons, In whom,' case there were some peculiar eiremarasodi which ioduoed the court to order her, under recar;ty, to come op for judgment Is Jane. Edwards was sentenced to foot mouths', SIM Steggtes to three months' bard labour, with a caution that, if ever in dicted or oDavicted again for such an offence, a very severe putairbnisat would ioevttsbly await them. Me. kletcalls said the pariah authorities were revolved to dear out, if possible, there Iccalities which bad squired each soloriery with respect to boomed of this deerription, s ad by so &tag s good deg anted be effected towards Ise lag the great sods/ soil. Ethelins Wallace, a young aroma of fashionable dress ird appearance, was indicted kw venting from the penes of Amy Cook, half a sovereign ad other mottles belonging to Omega Frederick Cook. Mr. Metcalf* and Mr. (bridge were for the prosecution, instructed b Mr. Based , for the Leaden °snare! O mn ib us Company. Mr. Ritmo for the prisoner. It appeared that en the 26th of April, Mrs. Cook, • lady residing at 6, Bedfurd.street, Bedforddquere, got into an Islington and Chelsea omnibus at the Orem, in Oatrd street, to praised to Chelsea. The prisoner wee the second peseta rr on the ride where Mr. , . Cook oat, and ohs got close to her, and mooed lidgettleg ab.cat with • bunch of flowers and • small bend.whip. In the handle of which it w ee not i oe d there wen • whistle. The prisoner bad amid abe wee going to Claeleee, but when the omnibus gat war Devonshire Home she suddenly wish d to get sat, and did get out. Mrs. Cook bad noticed that the prima" had " elided " her hand from sear her thee., and having Whoa misgiving., f rom the sudden manner In which she left, and bar egitation in paying the conductor and other circvmetenter, she felt for her puree, which she was sure was cafe when she got into the onnitase, and found it was gone. She at once got oto and fol. lowed the grit., nee along myna' streets, and when overtaken and charged with t he robbery, ebemood greatly confused, and put mune zie in her oiouth, which it was osegesied OR the p ort of the prose uti , m 1,13 the half rut...reign Moles from Mrs. Cook. When she was et the citation two brikbt ehillmeo woe Geed arm her, and two of the same deecriptinn were loot the preecutrix. She gave the ember romantic g ame o f Haan. Wallace, and her addreee an 40, Catebridgeetreot, Heekaey, bet to each ranee as Etheliee Walisos we known than sad &nee, an °niter attached to the Peet-olller, hat formerly In the police, w gave evidence that be had known the pried., we so Ee Wallace, bat by the name Noy Asa Jim Toner, ke In yosnl pee. Him wrideaca was limited to that oar gatemen; and cloeod the cue for the prosecution. Mr. Ribton made • long and earnest address to the jury for the prieener, urging that upon • fair eximinati,n of the evidence there erm a clear and substantial doubt, the benefit of whisk the prisoner wee entitled to. Mr. Payne them °modally summed up, and The Jury hand the primmer Geary, and • farmer con viction, and a sentence of sir months for pocket-picking, was proved against bar. Mr. Payne said these omnibus robberies were of • a rims nature, end none but pickpockets of • superior clams would attempt them. Really, the sentence ought to be penal rervituls, but under the circumstances be would give her another thence of avoidiag that manishrunit. He would try what a long term of imprisonment would do, and the sen tence thmekre would he 18 months' hard labour. (Before Mr. Creasy.) James MUM, 25, and Maria Behalf, 25, his wife, were indicted, the husband for steal, sad the wife for feloniously receiving 12 silk dresses, sad other articles, value 1301., she properly of Joseph Bowerby and others. The husband pleaded pithy. Mr. F. H.Lewie appeared for the proiecution ; Mr. Rib ton defended the Omsk Kloster. The proxntors, Messes. Bowarby, are silk mercer*, end the coal. primmer wee in their employment as porter. He admitted stealing the preporty, and it was clear that the wide received it into her poolroom, but Mr. Creasy, upon the evi dence, held that in point of law there wee no cane against her sea principal, eke haviag acted under the coercion of her hosbend, end directed an acquittal. Mr. F. H. Lewis then stated that the male primmer had been twice before convicted, and was received into Menne. Bowerby's employment on a high recommendation es • reformed man. This use, therefore ' would be a caution to those who were disposed to employ those who, having lost their chereeter, professed to be only DDZIOOD to Insin it by basest Weeny end pervade, and • warning to those who abused the ao aB denu of persons so disposed. Mr. Casey said it wee • very bad case, and aentenoed the prisoner to eta yeas' penal servitude. Ins Damns, 28, wee indicted for robbing • men named Redmond, who described himself as a hawker, and an Indian eddies., of • half-sovereign, but his nose-examination elicited seenethlng se uneatidactoey that the jury stopped the case end Aeguitteat the piercer. Nary levasdie, the wife of a marine store dealer, our rendered to take her trial on an indictment c h arging her eta howled feloniously melted two brass plow, knowing them to have been stolen. Thsassi,as pro;;;1:;;;* one of bare suspicion, and the primmer was anysitmd. Mr. Le Breton and Mr. Brooke were for the prommition; the prisoner wee defended by Mr. Ribton. John le/)A, 21, Alfred Smith, 18, Aliseartlt Williams, 16, sad Miry Ams Xing, 40, were indicted, Ralph, Smith, and William Ire Mionioualy breaking end entering the shop of Charles Edward Manning, and stealing therein 48 caps, 15 hate, 20 sanbrellem, and other uncles, his property, and King for reesivbs the same with • guilty knowledge. They were all loud Galley, and former =victims were put in sad proved against Rolpb, who was sentenced to four years' per! servitorle Smith to months' and Williams sad Ling each to 6 mont hs' hard labour. Three boys, named Alfred Smith., John Steward, and Mow l' tee, were Indicted for stealing some wearing apperel, and • wretched-looking woman named SAsinter, described as a dealer, wee itsdiced as • feLnious receiver. They were all toned Guilty. The boys were eentenoed to 12 months' hard labour, with the view of their being sent to Parkhurst. Mr. Creasy told Shunter that it was clear Abe was a regu lar trainer of young thieves, and It was only the circumstance of her being in the hands of one worse than herself Mattered her from penal servitude. Mae bad encouraged one of the boys to en al, and had received uncles from him after his mother, to her great credit, had cautioned her not to do ao, and he should therefor* give her • long term of bard labour, viz., 18 months. 1 THE POLICE COURTS. Willions Lloyd .lo);;;;;;l7raithtupi;gain, chanted, under the Fraudulent 'Fruiter's Act, with converting to his own we 91. with which be bad been anti usted u bailee. The inagtatthe suited that Mrs. Dams, who grouched, had been to hint that morning and asked ?mimeo, to with draw the charge, and he had referred her to Mr. Bramwell, the solicitor for the wosoution. Mr. Bramwell said that the charge against the accused wan of each a nature that be must decline to 'heeler*. After some coaversation the poseenuir was examined, after which Mr. Arnold observed that the now gave her evidence on important point. so differeatly from before that there wee no chance of a conviction, end the prisoner was therefore discharged. MARYLIBONE. George Fatten, driver of a van, 23, Castle-street, wee sum moned at the instance of Thos. Lens, toll oollecter at the Pine Apple turepike-gate, for poring with the van through the gate without payiag The defendant passed through the gate with en empty van end paid the toll. He pseud through again on his way back with the van loaded, and on the toll being demuded of sd yto pa it. Mr. Be a rd. who appeared for the defendent on the part of the United Carmen a Protrction Asfociatioa, stated that it wu only at the Pine Apple and one other gate that • woad toll ens demanded under similar circumstaace*. He suggested that the matter should be left for the decision of a court. r. Broughton expressed his ooncurrenee, provided com plainant were willing. The complainant said that, as he mu only • servant, he mild not give • definite answer. . . . miite — suxu" - env s. Wl4 another of • similar hind, Loth parties in the latter agreeing to act on Mr. Beard's suggestion. SOUTHWARK. Mr. Burcham having been informed that James Fadden, the man who waa stabbed in a scuffle outside a public-home in Merrick's-place, Bermondsey. was in a dying state, pro ceeded to Guys Hospital to take the depositions. A man named Coshlin has been bolos examined on the chugs, and will be brought op again in a few day,. LAMBETH. Emily Gooding, • young ;(707an, — ;as charged with steel ing • email box coottiolog upward/ of 401. ha gold awl book sow. Miss Elizabeth Close, spinster, said—l lire with my brother•in-law, Mr. William Margcteon, of St. Norman'.', Strestliato-hfli, to whom the prisoner had been *meant for about seven mouths. On Wednesday, the 28th of April, 1858, I left home, sod did not return until the Saturday fol lowing, and the next day I missed a box costaining about 40!. or 601. in cub. and lb/. of It were sovereigns. The box was taken from a drawer in the dressing tads io my bed room, ant which drawer had been broken open. The wi lt/Der had absconded st the time, and I have never sees her sines the 28th of April, when ohs left, until now. Ftedetick Wright, 317 V, odd the prisoner eame to the station-bones at Chelsea on Sunday, the 15th inst., and raid she wished to give herself up as being the person who had Amended from Mr. Mordent's Louse; that she wet sus pected of stealing • boa with money but that it was not *be who stole it—it was a yoorg man who bad been keeping her compaey. The prisoner 01.0 said that she saw the youag man do it, and that she was so frightened afterward* that she abecoded, Too pri ' 'wage having beets canVonet that anything abe said would be t aken down and might be need against her, maid—l admitted a young man to the house. I was not &wove be wee coming, and be robbed the bowie. I was not in the mom when he opened the drawer. I left for a minute or tete, and when I returned the drawer was open and he standing by It with the box in his hand. Re would have broken more, but I would not let him. I stood against the drawers, sad threatened to give him In charge if he broke any more. and he did not do so. I went with him on the Friday 1 with, and whin we get there he wanted me to live with him as his wife, but I would not, upon which he left me, and I came back by the sett train, and have not seen him *inn that time. He pee me the name of Charlie Aubrey, and said he was clink to a wine-merchant at Salem, but he never Introduced me to, nor do I know, any of his friend*. He had been keeping my company from the time I went to Streatham. and I used to meet hilt at Baltiam, just beyond the railway station. The furthest I ever went out wilh him waste flydenhsen, and he has never been at my meeter'e house but twice. Mr. Mergence wished to have the cam dirposed of sum marily, but Mr. Norton observid that he could not do so an ises she prisoner pleaded guilty to the charge, and .fled her If else chose to do so. The prisoner Aerial, replied that she could not plead guilty to .o armee of which she had not bees guilty, and added that the young man would hove taken a great deal more mix tty deposited in the drawer. if she had not interposed to prevent hint, end threatened to give him into custody if he did so. Mr. /lotto's said be should send the ease before a jury, but ste there appeared to his mind • probability of tracing out ale young man whose dope .he represented herself to be, be should remand the prisoner to a future day. The prisoner was sooordlegly remanded. RAILWAY FROM GREENWICH TO WOOLWICH.-- About nine months since a public meeting of the inhabitants of Greenwich appointed a deputatlon to wait spot the direc tors of the Souls Eastern , Railway Company, with a view t obtain &mot oommunication between that toms and Wool wich, by mesas of a branch line, about two miles in I. ngth, connecting the London and Greenwich Railway with the North Kent Railway, at Chatham, end peeing directly through the town of Greenwich. The difficulty in carrying out this project he. hitherto been—the opposition offered by the Commisai mere of Woods sad Forests, and the objection of Profwecer Ain", Um astronomer royal, to a railwey pareng elms to Greenwich Park. There obetseles ham now Aea rastomil,aad no opposition will be ofk rod to the construction draw vas, which h■s received the favourable consideration of the loath-Eset•rn ('•impute, and wrlll ohnrtly be emu mewed. Tie proposed branch will not only shorten the route from London to Woolwich, bat supers de the objection able Blackbenth tonsil. [Advatinuest.)—Erre's (1101ICEOrATHIC CUR- Mon 21141.— b partti go was peewee kin Itekkk eke:elle lee Yeen gaLlealk lo wen then • Ae.en••• Kehl, eke wis k iik Miaow Imo Imo !IWO of oolhora for .bl ob to muay pen =loo WWWW/11. WWWWd W lawn nquiretne .1... ood NW W WID Imolo OM dolliloot erkeemeel valeta meet!. elm dm tom. efeekwyeatlee elketop*S. ll lee pelmet le bkolloo, - Jot.. wo. Flo nooNfikk " Mad to imam W MD, olb.. NA NA malielkatas. re VIZ RICIINOND POISONING CARL THE INQUEST. (Continued from yesterday's Express.) Mr. R. G. Macho) re, inspector of the Richmond polioe, proved tekieg the prisoner into custody, when he esolaimed, Good God I I have siren her nothing but what Dr. Julius bee praiser:bed." He produced the medicine bottles which he bad found In Dr, Smethurat's home. He took Dr. Smethurst into men dy a second time on the morning of Tuesday, the 3rd of May, immelistely after the deceased died. Professor Alfred Swains Taylor said he received the bottles (produced) on Sunday, the Ist of May. The bottles were closed up and sealed. They had in them the contents of the atom& of the deceased. Ile Meted one of them, and found strong traces of the presence of arsenic. In the small intes tines he found antimony manillas in one of the kidneys. The other bad not been examined. Ho bound antimony in the blood of the heart. His belief was that the per son in whose body It was found must have taken it dodo; life, and be should as that the doses were small. At the earns time, one does might have accounted for all he found. The elect of small doses of antimony would be to produce traumas, vomiting, amines) of painful constriction of the throat, m.o.* or less pain in the stomach, purging of mucus, blood, and bile, complete exhau-tion of bodily strength, aptbous ulcerations of the mouth and threat, with ulcerations on the stomach or bowels, &cern:lion to the time during which the doses had been administered. lineage thirst attended the taking of arsenic or antimony— more with arsenic than with antimony. He bed oleo received sixty-four tubes of homielathio medi cine, which be had analysed. He found the contents to ma dm of sugar, starch, end gum. If • person had taken the whole 64 tubes full which had bent handed to him, they would have d nothing to cause death, nor mold they have done any good. In other bottles which had been sent to him he found chlorate of po=whiolt eta the explosive or detonating compound of rer sad had sometimes Loinused medicinally as a cleansing:lt Memo. When in solution it had a plosion:it, rooting, saline taste, like Seltzer water when the effervescence had gone off. On analysis be found arsenic mixed up with it to the extent of half a grain to • teaspoonful. He never knew of such a mixture before. A tea spoonful, or even a table spoonful of that liquid would not be repugnant to the palate. The effect of the chlorale would be to carry the metal quickly through ths stomach. That would not prevent the arsenic, acting as • polo - n, boome it would maintain its Irritant peopsetfer. Judging from the whole of the tiecomatentes he aboaid cm alder that Wisest mime, in the form of arsenic or antimony, was the oasis of death. May 'et the bottles of medicines which he had reasimd, and 'Which bad been sent to the patient from Dr. Julius end lie. Bird, were full, no portion at them haring been given to the patient There was no antic or antimony in any of them. Dr. It. B. Tod said he saw the deceased on the 28th of April, about 10 o'clock at night. He bad beard the symp toms under which she bad been labouring, and the mode of treatment adopted. He kit her abdomen, and it wen re markably rigid, and the mucks contracted on the slightest taw*. She was exhausted, emsciao d, and had a peculiar terrified look, which mods a deep impression on hie mind. Hie ortolan at the liens was that ehe was suffering from the egrets of an irritaat poison. The evidence which had been given tended to modem the suspicion be originally formed. He did not think that such symptoms as deceased laboured under were consistent with any diecsee except rapid dyeen. *sty such as was very rare In this country. Conetriction and ' how of the throat would be symptoms of mineral robot, tad not of dysentery. His belief we., that the death was ceased by the admisistration of irritent poison—areenk and antimony. By the Corossr—He was disposed to believe that the poison was taken into the body in anisll quantities, end infrequently repeated dotes. At the close of the medical evidence the inquiry ws• ad journed until 2 o'clock on Tuesday next TEE 11174DE11 AY LEDBUBI. LEDBURY, WZDNUDAY. Detective Williamson, from Scotland-yard, is diligently prosecuting his inquiries into *hie affair, which is still enveloped la Darters. Suspicion hes fallen upon John Joan, one of Mr. Mandisld's clerks, who lodges to the haw seat to that where the morder leas committed, who worked In the lower aftlea, end who produced the key of the hack door, and was the first to enter the house and proclaim the annoyer, of the (rime. He le strictly watched, but has not been apprehended. Before the cuoner be said he went home about tea o'clock on the night of the murder, and Mrs. Baker wee last seen a few 'ideates before ten. He had to pus bar door to go to Ma lodging. Ina path near this place, a quantity of silver mosey was found, conflating of fourpeney pieties, sixpenese, /he , wrapped in small pieces of paper. One sixpenoe with a mer it upon it has been identified u belong. tag to Mr. Mueffeld. Tuesday, the day preluding the murder, wee market day at Leathery, sod several persons called at the offices to pay money, end were sent up to the private offices ; a large amount was accumulated Is the comae of the day, end wee takes to the bank in the, afternoon by Mr. Woodward, the cbief clerk, when he vent to his dieser. Jones's effi cts bare been rigidly searched, as bare thou of a female with whom he keeps company ; but it is supposed thtt the mune (milieu result attended both examination. The asegistusee have held long private menhaden' each day this week, but nothing haa transpired sa to the result of their eogliatiocie. Mr. Nuefield will offer a :sued of 601. for the conviction of the murderer, and the maglirtrates have applied to government to add 1001. to that sum. The /aquae will be resumed to-morrow (Thursday). LATTAT PAYLTICCLARIS. Siam the above elk. written, It has been amnia/nod that the gasgistratas, at Abe close of their investigation, &rooted Superiotai4ent Taster to take Jobe Jones Into custody on suspicion of bring the mardarer. He woe accordingly appre hended at 10 o'clock lad atilt MTSTERIOUS DEATH AT BLACKHEATH.-0E Tues day evening, Mr. Car tar, coroner for West Kent, held an baggiest at the Hare end Bilkt, Blackheath, OD the body of a men =known, who was found drowned in the neighbour hood. It spprared from the stridence given that Sergeant Grey of the It d.viaitin of police, wee passing a deep pond on Blackheath when hi.. attention was callci to something in the water, which I raved to be the body of the deceased. There VW nothing Anal him wbkh wild lead to him kleas lily% Tim inquiry eras adjourned kr a week for the purpose of a pest "none= CZADABIDDII be made. The deceased is detkvibed a. about 60 year, of age, 5 ft. 6 in. in height, gray hair, end dreaed in prey tweed shooting cost, Week trousers and vest, Blocher boots, and black stock. ROBBERY OF FIRE ARMS IN IRELAND.—Fonr men, three of whom were tinned with pistols, and the other with a blunderbuss, on Sunday evening la s t, between go end seven o'clock, entered the dwelling-bowie of a farmer named John Flantey, which is sitnatad near ti the wood of Clonadd, la the tarony of Gesabill, in King's county. Im mediately after their entrance they discharged two of their Natoli.. and thee proceeied to search ihe hams for are-aims. They succeeded ‘l2 finding one gun, which they curled olf. They competled limitary to take an oath as to his poseeming any other fire-emus than that they bed foutd; then one of the party struck him a violent blow on the bead with a whip-handle, and then took their departure. It would ap pear from their obeerratiose that the party suspected Hannay blab. hsvipg awe of pistols. Heaney, though well ae quaintsd with the people in the neighbourhood, states that the four fellows are unknown to him, and he therefore thinks they were strangers brought frees a distince to rob him of the arms he was suspected to bare. It is a rematksble cies enrwasnce Mat three men, his neighbouts, happened to he sitting io hie bouts what the gang enter**, sod that they tok no part art wever hprotecting him or his property, or le at all interfering with the proceedings of the ruffians., or interrup•ing their departure or effecting their cap! ore.— Beradess. _ DARING ROBBERY TROY Ate AMERICA)/ GER. YEERAN AT LlVERPOOL.—Yesterday (Wednesday) a tall, 'annular woman, named 7ifsry Ann Leichin, was brought up at the Liverpvi police court, charged with bawler commi•tod a mos. dating robbery the previous night front the pencil of an American gentleman. The facts of the robbery are somewhat strange. It appears that Mr. J. E. Norwrod, the victim of He robbety who is at present stay ing at the Adelphi Hotel, Liverpcol, while standing at the bar of the hotel tan Tuesday nigLt pulled out he puree ant asked the barmaid fur change for a 6f. not On receiving the change, fire rovereigne, be put them in hie puree, which he replaced in Isis pocket and buttoned his coat. He then tweed towards the door, sad walked up Moult-pleasant, but before he had got half way be was accosted by a seems, who, atter epeaking • few words to hits, was joined by two num, who pushed her with much force against bits, when she put bar head into his pocket and ran off with his purse. He followed in pursuit, and wee joked by • policeman, when the prisoner was discovered in a br dbel in Ho/ham-street. She had, however, gone through a complete transformation, for ohs wore a false wig, had a patch on her cheek, • rebated skirt, and appeared lame. The police officer, however, soon dive.s•ol the woman of her assumed habiliments, and she was then recognised as the thief by the propeeuter. Mr. Mans field committed the risme, fur trial end the police aro on the track of her male accessorise. STRIKE OF THE COALWEIPPERS OT TUE POST OP LoNDON.—Yesterdey morning, shoat 2,000 coslwhippers of the Port of London turned out on strike fur so advance of wager, Lout the soar of eirpotce to nlotpence her ton for their labour. They went In promssion, accompanied bye rand of nrits;r, digs, ace , through Wapping, Its/cliff, mid other places near the waterside, where the coal ships and colliire are daily cleared of their freight, calling upon their frllowslab ,ureris not t, work fur the starvation price which the griddleusen bad been pa) inc them s'ncl the oetehliehment of the truck Pyretic The strike la the result of a mecticg on Monday night lest, where resoltrione for the arlvenctrui ni of their iotereris went unanimouely adopted. The grerveet order prevailed tbroughoet the proceedings. Bodos of or n irre bkorbe engaged in small boots on the river, with drums suit Elm e, and colonel eying, and displeey. lug large phicarde, eellini on all the coalwhlppers to assist in th• cause. A tell hie teen eatensively postal callings pu'ilic or Ming of the men, at the nivel': Tavern, lteteliff-tniar, en Fritey evening, at 8 o'clock. Ba. soriptions on behalf of the wee have been otecel et ,enrol plaart to defray thee:pasta. LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIMITED). —TrAtße ..emit, for the week leading May 22, 11,0914 6.. lOd. - 611liAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, KlNee-Cheee. Number of peter, for the week ceding Ray 23, 1,024, of ivied' 3EO were ice cam. MARKEY& COTTON.—LtvaarooL, MIRY 26.—Tits tales et ma to-day aye estimated et 7,000 bales. There M to.pAugt it tits market slam yesterday. CORN.—Borrow, MAY 25. —Thin WM • fair r9py.ly d wheat at our market to-day, nod prime were 3.. I , )ner this this day ee'unight, the mulcat credos Brill. Rel., sOr . t o ; white, Mo. to 660. Wale, pea. , and Ger, tale ender to buy. Beene, 48e. to 60e. Oats, 12 stmt., 23.. et 29.. I'ene, 46e. to 47.. &rocrrox.os.Tass, MAY 25.—The imports of ..!rels continue small. At this day's market there was a Ides supply of wheat from the powers which met a good demand at a decline of 3s. per quarter on last week's earresep. Barley unchanged. Oats in skady request. Bean. 1.. pit queries dearer. Imports diming the past wedt .—Wkett, coastwise, 270 qrs.; ore go, 470; oats, 676. ,LL, MAT 25.—Tred, war kir rri. day it the following qtioiations. Beef made from 3s. is 4s. 106.; mutton, 4s. to 6e.; lamb, 6e. Gd. to 6s. 41.; veal, 4s. to de ; pork, 3s. to 4s. 4d. pee stone of bita., sinking the offsl. LEATHER AND HID/O.—There is still an wweed tendency in the leather market. The supply of fresh goods on Tuesday at Lesdeehall woo very short, and the deemed foe good crop bides, English and foreign butte, shaved 111% kips, and coif skies, was quite as lively as in the petiole* week. The stocks of all descriptions of Leather are greatly reduoed, and the manufecturere ars looking for • further advance in price.. There has not been any public We of foreign raw hides this week, bet by private contract 1,2911 ealted Buenos Ayres have been sold at 9d., heavy and light together, and 6,600 Australian ditto, st fild. to 50.; smell quality, at did. to Aid., being an admen of id. to id. per lb COALS.—Lownos, MAT 25.—Bates' West Hartley, 16e.; Clark's West Hartley, 16.. ; Emden Hartley, 15e. 6d.; Hastings Ha rt ley, 17s. 31.; Holland!, 16s. 64.; Tan Sea Moor, 12a. 9d.; TanSeld Moor Bates, 12e. 9d.; Walker Primrose, 13s. 3d. ,• Wylam, 16a.; Walls End Acorn Close. les; Walls End Edam, 165.; Walla End Riddell, 16s. 9d.; Eden Main, 165.; Walls Rod Frammellgate, 16s. 9d.; Walla End Boassra Hatton, 16e. 3d.; Walla End Haugh Hall. 10s.; Walla Bad Hallos, 17s. ; Walls End South Hello% 16s. 9d. ; Portal's Dairrya Steam, 21a.—Ships at market. 44 ; told, 96. TRAFFIC RETURNS: Mllea Par Mc- Tt.64 'NIA unwary 6•16. mon. diannlsa 1568. 1166. Want mho/ 11486 IA. 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Anatol (MUM mbodasr). from I.:animal for St Mintage, e46tdays, Kay 11, Mt. 16 30 fq„ lon. 10 10 W, Blatt Prime (brig). from I.lm po for Madras, eight dap., May 13, lat. 17 33 N., lo` 11 115 W. awls* rhaullar, from Falmooth for Qua's, Kay 11, :at /9 N. les. II W. Barmsalsel. from Ca'cotta for Cort. April 13, on We, :on. 311 W. iNerPob. cola s , Isom Loudon 'or (Melon& May 11,.E. 1a km 6 W. Tnz MAIL BERVICE.—SOUTHAMPTON, WIDNES MAIN—The Royal Moil Compay's steam•ship Tevia, having undergone a perfect overhead and repair, left this morning for St. 'I bonus (West Indies), to occupy an inter colonial *tattoo, token; the place of the Clyde, which is ordered home for repairs. The Vanderbilt etrameabip Acid will leave Cowes Roads tbie evesiog for New York, with the English and German mails and passengers. The Royal Mail Company's new µldle-wheel steam-ship Parematts kit yes easy far a preliminary trial mind the 'aloof Wight, erc., producing an average speed of 14 haws per hour. Her odlciel trial s trip will take place on the 7th proximo. Thu sh ip will carry oat the West India and Pacific mail of June 17th. The Behar will take out the Bombay mall of the 27th. The homeward Bombay mail by the Orissa may be looked for to morrow. The Bremen, with the American mails and ad- Meml foam New York of the 14th, is expected in Coma Roads to.morrow, cm routs for Bremen. The Bavaria, fees New York to Ramberg, with idviees of the 15tli, may be looked for on Friday. The Orinoco, which he. dune good servCe in the conveyance of the wills, has been Hld to Mr. Meeks, of Greenwich. The Oneida wee to leave Sydney lee Southampton this mouth. AMERICAN MAIL DESPATCII.—The (p.s.) Indian sailed from Liverpool for Quebec yesterday (Wedneeday), with the Canadian mails and 90 passenger.. On Wedneeday Moo the City of Waribinetee (e.e.) smiled from the Mersey for New York, with the United States and North Austrian mails end 360 pass torn. The next mail deopai h v.ll be be the British and North American royal mail ateamor Africa, which will be despatched from Liverpool for New York on Seturdety neat. AMERICAN MAIL.—The Atlantic Royal Mail Stearn Navigatien Company's .hip Argo, carrying her Majesty's mail. will sail bow Galway for St. John's, New fandleati, and !few York. on Stetniday, the 29th May, 1159. Fazsce CRUIdERS ON TILE IRISH COAST.—WiI understand that fourteen Awtriin vetsal., laden with grain, and bound for this port, have been telegraphed as hiving pseud Gibraltar, and fur a me weeks put there have been three Faith cruisers watching the Irish tout hunt Cork to Cap. Clear.—thrk Repo ter. TICIESTII, MAY 21.—The a.. Trinita (Austrian Vie), lieresedini. hence (16th May) for Venice, has beak captured by the French feet, together with six other brigsai tine., a police., and several trabace,ll. THE WAR STROJER LIFFEY.—This fine steam fr'gate, one of the new class lately built by the Admiralty, arrived in the Mcorey on Tueediy, and was moored in the Slop*. She carries 41 gene, mad her splendid peopc ribose and salient trim hive exited the admirstion of all the river punnet re, many of whom ate from their pursuits goad cos monauts of Bevel anhitecture. She will shortly be exhibited to the public. PRESION.—A public meeting of the inhabitants ol Prestos, convesed by the Mayor, in accordance with • mt. useauely signed reenbities, wee held in the Corn Exchange. on Monday 6, elfin g, to consider the queetion of England's neutrality during the present onstieented war. The 'Mayor presided. One ef tie reenlutione, adopted unanimously, " bailed with grateful satisfaction the proclamation of bee liojerty In favour of a elect neutrality on the put of Grose Britain." the meeting tenth t• convinced that at the present pace, u.e it is our edition duty, sod the sound.st policy, to itsatain from all interference in the wicked and ambitions pro rots of continental despots." A tneatoda It, the g2hett, em body he realm ions, was adopted. [Advert bantam t.I—HoLLowAY'S PILLS AND OM. use r.-Seneeto saeAnnual.—Detrees there two ems* than taint• a olo.e SIMI Intimate retaeon, erbkh Is Itemrostrste4 re the wade 1114 chicle Dome In all oi.ens,o:.flco4nc the Mary,. 'env Outdated stomach le of ten the Om lodge of renal Irreutradtt. 11 0, :it`hsr •rr • erne.' at that juncture, untold eat .hen many a se* tea ace' fatal arrant. They act site te,aderful efficiency on et. ts rcpt. f reaettone rue ,orially no they rcconate :,era awl lieintt• to r44.0t , fog their tomithy I.rJons,o4 G-t•tate out al.y olx4ructloractilsoi anUede It Is noreerat7 for the ointment to be aell rubbed overrat affected parts to feudally. when It to a , ,,srb.d, and made awtoest. tre toefsh4 and .hlutate indoeoce of the BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BOWLEY.—May at Laudotroottrruee. Fouth lictutVi t,the wife of the Yew. J. M. k lios lc), a a daughter. JLAN KB. —Mar N. it I Ilatley West. Careod3.ll mune. the wita of Waimea Janet, t I a doubter. L IWBO?1..-;11al . 13. at All.oroodb Bator. UN wife of A. O. Ll.Oll, LFOIL—Nai 23, at Stooehagh Abbey, Haagworth, Laie.y Levh.Ot • son. liegmt Arcot. St. Janis, Ilre. ti. M z. c I d•ogl.dar. MARRIAGES. A BOOTT—TLETCUER.—fie y Mat the pariah mare.. L.c.'s t y the lin. V. J. Mood. Mr. L Abbt lt. of Wortley. to ME dattgtak of the lot* Igr.T. let..h.m. of Loe,l-. CRO*IIT—IT AN.-11fay II at St. Naas; by tbe Her. Can ut Wet A.W., T. k. Croeby. E.g.. of Prodattr) -ohm to Anna. daughter el • J. byes. 64.. of Tarletodtaquare. KLIAWOIITII-OALLI YORK.—May 13. at St. Mary . .. War.' , Wf . b) tL. Her. E. A. Law. Mr. J. t3laworth. lascLeste". to Lana , daughter co! the late 31r. T. tlallitaore. of Budded. 1/ / DHATIIS. BEV liTT.—May Tl. at nut C s Aahire, Mr. T. Baur% and .2. CAMPRELL.—May 13, KM:ma tortant, 1174irrark, Ue Err. A.M. Cantata:l. Tatar rat of Pa4d.o‘foe..ilad 24. at M0174,30,0q1afe. C. CLilta. Tari..artd LIMA,L—Mas U. at Minium. Ileratardratre. R. Ulna. bra. H POMO orl PretriMod by Wittom E. Roo, of No. Leotard, West, le the Olt of Lando. lOnter, at Or OfVe. 10 Loreto" Oa of hitertank—Tacurria. Mst d. WK at Oat Tot Pr gm. la West 0111 P §1 11 r. w . : leoA NI 11011 f OW in DnaUm.g tt: The &et the bat • the