The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-17 00:00:00

„,11 .1 . .--,” 4.2 35.20 e ~/ 'I 4 1fInt“ p---- ••' 4 r.4, .:4 .~ 1 ~ x' 4 `; :721 .IX No. 11,979-1 ivE RLArftore.—commumcsnori . v szi e J EIVA 1 1 a e . "Falai i... .........E.5...= T' 4 me m=7 . AI 1 =74 sod Ppiant i slaresis k Ari COMA se IM ows usail—feArilar weer ro=ilorag=. Ni. labdwaSftsio, Luba: §TRAM COMMUNICATION balms LIVER POOL rd 111 TVEILIE r nne Lllliattroorroaig. MILADILICIA filI.IllIP courast li w egt o tipzend In! my/ ell ken errarigr — i CITY 0 WASHIII4I2OI .... Welassim lANOAIOO Wedowdow. irk 7:: CITY OF lALTIVOII wolowilF. COW sb aiwiosom pomp. U.Vood u l U raww.os W =tbousownsillse. hammy I• P" Miads sod O. 17WW=LOod Om. on I. Immo _ WIMP. Ansi, ; be ET= am fumy. G. ams • immimm. XREMEN.—Tho North Osman thoos c oorrowe iertllAMlLar s.d 7747:11W 1 111114:11 P larthW a . a =1: isessass. 1.6 N i v rinur m l 4 lllll . l s sod SOUTH el . I . ll la4o lsimila brier4. 16. al "rad %mar' wir522.1 4.4 v a l LATZeras. or sad "" urk 41"." LTEAM to ItOTTERDAM sad the SHIM TM Ilse am sie pimprOil der* ILATAT I MieIsia w. . Ism Xi. LINIONSI 7 1 :111 Marr at awl Ur unit snow *ask tome H. 11 . 0 a Mesa. rim to SAINT from of Taw, es Tila4l/4... et K a n - ii 41.0.44.1,4", allteeft °S.M.& PP. Mali Ocapsas. U. C. T HE UNION DISCOUNT sad AGENCY MPANYMeth J.J. CO 1.00411 M, lessins. KO. Pregnnt. and hipenbelam um be abealan4, above. trase the Manioc A :111RABLE RESIDENCE far aat Goads- Era NEON, lambed es efts ulehelese solemn lbeelhe euel Ileeeme be atm MEOW Wm ewe helm wed elate sierehe le al bah whim MEM bear r E a r Pubbb= lB Cg ems eleede .0 to mei hoe ihmst z. Mails I.4 = l , F ast .4 amble vem. “"1 g e t V • l 4.: Bll.4 7 2l tra7 . lF Ll SA w be 110 L be • Om Mr. 0 se he as eee NO Nty. *Or es emplabh NEN be = l. berail =i s t mal". M awed sup* te Ibe Gmbh owl re swarda. wegine ea ilea brae Immeisie esehelles ebb geels dew 4 Ibeit e edam eblelehl—lhelbeden me be r mar r NT. lbe 010101111•00 *we Yoe re be t owl obi el dr BOW Ht YAM sad Ca.'s CONJOINT GARMENTS. anw o i viag r4o, llllima Ona m erig . t.T .d ." o lll== =Os poem ILOIDON : BI SOBAMVI U. lfirwalosil. LIM : O. WWI& TJTAM sad Co.'s CAMBRIDGE, BAC, sad PAONT I =I9 . 7II.—TIe bog plIxo g ; “ w e ar i r s zelt MTN= trald sad Co.'s DRBBB sad SU RTOUT COATS astir d ssterss w : s47B4 a. 5a... 16 20" 1. 'w asiirnahs'."l" WAR and 00:11 OVER COATS and CAPES tastiag m LlT: 01.11001samed sad Waal ?web UWE" ha raw Ha ta. 111... sad is WT sal Co.'s JUYEIGLI 00871115 eiretioed=ll si r 411. Oeummis Cam 111. Ijr TAM dad We HARROW, WON, sad de 8 . I Wa r i 'r ite = 4.1 12."1 iWill awl Ws CLOTHING to ORDER, =is omot moot a Itooi Porto headiarl Sulla Ow'. TRUE-FITTING TROUSER& ▪1• 41== . 01::rill aid Alleeldelet "dim PIN O AUTION.—HTAX sad Ca. are acanected osly Bac LIMB. Ihift4itlll. : 48. MINIBIL QOUHD sad HUMS TEETH u. Odisposalda °° w =• 1 1:7 1 :2 Voiate m itan w ' i Lit ..i.s.s zik emet ... oentarimm..... iir i._ ,.. L a toZtel4 t ri a Zr il lipor . Wrig:gib i l issiiii. Trj "" wila II Is eiswnlrrs u &z . im mis. 1118,14 lIME A. W T b ratFrE 44. ~....... 6. drift Ibusows 19 aiIIOWIPMIV „ VP UP TU RE B,—Tbe PATENT SEUL air wools: as= jimitz w aw: la= Mote a =Vassaimay wa Me Il• g et a psi Imo le as Will flrlir. I : bl=. • OM lima RATIN al HOMBURG, seer FRANKFORT IIin.owns is Afit ia. sonami 111•11031. ......v . i . Wafts d es wanted th the relished Poo re bath eleesties ma athertial. M r sl77 - es.Vaatee Is mewled 4 mein f the elms" ere ether Isthelso. altholthe them them masa me alialeal de. eistlesheeithhth ode Os efeame of etheillis. entre • beilthfel 2=.10a 'rpm el milt es me selothellea flew see peeper- Moth Is ere et atheeethest elf=r ow alleafth of the tais. hn t=e b e limdbk heit end a/ MI ether i elthellsee by 1•• et Ills Yoko Ittholless. les nig tam male hew bees Seth Oa ef the wan Mears mirth* *thus •the Met them amt mem ;he thee. the _ eth et I* thaw hies the aka, el is earsothileo team. Path* Mama= both masse el the tea* them la etheths lie Woe el the sollish 11=i rob slith ladois theabsis oltb their beselltel seas me W. Ithethee by theft ma melees. Om Ward imp red tamest meths le the 1 Leek Labeefe Ohl. rad 0 the thelleathe paha ell lie The stalk h the beasts et Ile soltheoloth WS IS he operiar aw ese the erg et he dees s iz E " the eems " %rheum er/ th mr e e= esil eitholese lg teell.. It me W e aim= esd eeseuth se the the the of pa. p ukvoi"N ash esuleeth ft the& Male ft gefasthe lath a Meth re rubles *la the ems es 211111‘01111111 NY* other& felefollthellths..... Hess' est seeefied by the ei Mo. la Ammo the mho be • eatheriebile MOIMBHOMM I = lath theemth 114.14 Ithisafth thaeleth est Atha l• the oh et theenmies ; • alas Yr . .. 6 4rt e l iZeist es le • In lima wed .Ml • spud stile Owe le • Ishe 41010 1 Is Yaw lisgr, el all Sheik as rlps Om Use a day—ls WO Millie ii Is the ellusess Is betethlll sashes el Ihe Orb% Is I" earea ga r seemed elm othw t. W . li .. un se eolith Is atheathwthe to maw hi ithiefleholthe up seirre to lee ela WI& m e t w they thee meth me tenth theselths Is led deer, yth Wes sea emit erases theterthe then the Mee boom en tate at the thee el Se Omer rem sod eagle wiles NW Or the lota. of se Ithik "Torboro 7/TiZaZi litho oak folaililaimoll of Ms Ida/ OM MN IMMO oaforoll So irtailoga .4 OW Nide MI aim* ; ao4 ft Is Om dm Ma Om lei. La olasooy alod am gimlet arum ilamaboollag Malmo masa. Mande Alfa avinotoom sad miss drole of Adams boa *lraq free Imam aof iggb of totosznamos a Ff . :Ta b s moir wl of ajflll 4 :l 4 l=a ler kier Omiloa gm is A ? : ACT of GRATITUDE-20.000 Copios of a km Sat tot &SLAMS atediesh.-4 Inver Dal/ent km ~aft mei et was datiffic Ile el ilmmt at %holey sad ladtpilms. swain hem L= tom tit pee* Itkottag dr Ighttewhitt Om la • 11•111•1 mirk. Is timidly. It tit la mashie t 1 Jr ith pr liter tht beds a etbse, to pettish the utast mei Ds wlllit mall tram. siva, tma thentrattua. OS MOP la • Andel MOW. mei We ding. t= I Ptah/. ism a the L —Adam..Ma i t WAMMIIII=mh,W billen"a lotish• amt. Thrhatti.hum taatto. W. llt I E 8 E M A it.—Notiettid by Hopi Lenin= !moot of Tadao& —TM roustor ler rung& I iblfri ft.. ..."••• to • phyddm a u. rwym %Jawed., orl Nutotur of Ur Koval Cullom of dormer d Spiked fele Is fair Ina motor Ur rot lfullial ark, and Wreck drily Olio. 111. des Wet; Orlas lotrost. Lacks. bologna Oa brow of dna red tor isi ti m l' • •Il 01 63 kfulokifsforootod.. , o order to klikepolftlegi Ilsk dime= aod trookraat. tad Um; WO to It. spree irilliallf II flifil Theorem Mo. I k a romply kfr relaution, an al. Nate. of as .y.ilim Triewraz :/o. I, Is maim al EOM odlnoro A lama of Ito. .tocat tillit kro Is. ' =of ora tut portion of the proulatke. ittrormar Nu. IP: ... o.....muiremkeig Mr Qat els. of disonfue• mil& Ike ohyrtdoo took walk storcorr. to the hon Noble Animal= rif Ile /6. OM% rosollbottr. so I ortikk VI Ur otnersollfa Is SW roam Trimmer Ma 1. 11, owl 3 our difroli of tuts off i' airl : all ourroutisa liallilm. Mau lir on Ye lodlot Islip Mimi ex* re Wog wombs& Ono fkordi K. Ilmiuroolrfel. Mhz. Mort, Loookm. Illse Ils. N. ; 10114.: li• :by mg, lb. .• of four ran la mu Nor 310. nu put Ow 1:u. *Mak •Wok ••••• lb. ma 111 pmts. motor dl lb. VMS ~ ...k4 .4 IMHOF onion proolio to lloalows. mud attire. tof auk Uot torNo vie In onr P. Nero et pp.& oot4 :t d.. andelimpubmnsi ; brie ari Noy ilk fontoodurotroat T. MARTIN'S HALL.—T. LAST • surrjoint a re f the err. mate lie tier ess_et IR. Mt Needelemiell w a y :. jat. 111•111~11 Prim* isegbets Gememte Simms • Meer swim TRNOILSOW. tem ISS.—Prhseimil Rim Nests Kim Itest isMeet. Rim Waste. Mimi Pekes, We. =Mrwrath Oster, YR. TIMM. Ptasdeele. h.!. R OYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE, Lasater- WOOLLUIrd SZILT 4110L0.11L1011 01143111. DIAL epoles el 2 pm. pad II pm nem e/ oftiftlie:—MWlL el. ; ele~ mak: boz* ii L11 . 1tX 1 2.1 eL Mier Mir Wm JP leL le Me. Mem mimed rip mg be mouree GMT se Ws Mash, trim IS ea. 6 pm; me se MIL lIIMINIft Lepel Wham OW Dm Wee* pee ow Is mem M mob is puss of Lamer 6.4 W imam m NIL °Wpm ma be mewed ~ se p.44 Ned 'meta mg* Alcor AN GM HIS HASITIL—THIS DAY. at m eg =r a w. Dr. RN •111 4 D41 1 1 ... 111 .. srar s dr d : at .4 rsill . l±l Orlise—Wlra Ill=a le Us .., ir ... i ... i ., : . tu- am gl -b -6 44ba. eir—raw malrl bre II IS I=l tem I' WI IS. arbor gm rt enkriHissi. 41.6.1 ms Or 111 Yak& kW" s ea ...tap Shah mad d. or M= l I srs il l ECr ena lTliss. ll b adi t s.k , _........-r• r i nermaelepaa .... tea Labor. It werrpana. usem•reer: ETCH EXHIBITION, 120, Pall-nalL—The i sur An ulytt Atom= Emll i aj ra ct m i utrar=erreria id Dew 01Th. s 41. fIiPORTO.—Aa OLD ,ROTTULD PORT et MGR Ei M ota 4V garr.ertzio....'niAm=crlizzre UM BRANDY, le& }re j: i lLool...zPal= N Ansiorlih g,== l jesearraVe m er . rg railaiNitrimgMtv. Nam*. TIARLOWS SELF-A=o SYPHON TAP. VAinw ' ilini P tureratlNL:V=l:: ih ruitgriaseffccille 114, " 1111111. Will mg kap Ma MA • moil lek sea awe • Ins et foal par pear. MeV& ataiowz a rrommuim tr i zr z wrio sat ion lerrhatiss. Vier en IN mob* Me ket k r es Irleasst. Ibiabl imsta bb ai rl =YAM& Eit! BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and °annum sa MOUND we al all ther ni r m ltzL o. bider s % PHILLIPS awl 0".. Madarato. Owl dam meal 0011410 U TO. oad k 444 Mk Fradtaag TOW St. Id" to. rid it. ago to the team tit Os. not wisp hot to my atm siaos or soda toms la iabol. A prim 11111m4 Own El milinvolow gm% CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, e.wi z ra zas N . .1 .1 . n UTBDDINO and BIRTHDAY PRESENTB. MaDIAVAL MOVITIM WITILOPI sad BLOITLIfiI 011•111. NM b VITAMIN was; = i ce be..; ....m arm. lad beolables; Moolsli dimly in.ine.m = :M i i i i.......A. — E .. 1..11 = 5ab b0ws Z a =sua b n MIME, ken Is. „.• bum Om bal= "1"" lowlibV lining soft al - WM Mil irk salami& smilsole la mums me at. rod s welelp 01411 w amide walielietst a =: : irliesSe sommew-Ts WW I* 1 RODRISIII/. HARRIS SPECTACLES, the &upset sad a.II. M i. d inaloos===i izrzfil = . 111,-Ilearrier OP" kr mierwar virr — slas 6611•6 ON NOEL I in* a i r .. .: th. Ana ...no tierreem usi aism eiv. 2., 4,4X . 0 ow. rod Limp 011% min L EMO Moo NS g vardoow WANTD4O MONEY.—F. DAVIS IN• of OLD WISP, Otoodoi. WedoomoL NM Cd anikei JIM. 'MINS Wawa. fos•Dia. Aloft iondlimo ki r ail st nimbi' room Do AiDeso Pigl a ." irr soVg4T — ait7-- me ot ossob 11.173112011_11417.Ar121 . _11D DIMAS& " U fa% Tr Of R CiTerrb A L Lir view A tion o.: lr i al=l:4=l C l b 2 1 a I a : Wel l 1 a : I Y . fa C W r ro i l s *sier sr 401111•1* tummies' row at 1 =1: 1 1: d e Mob *mum* li e D 11. 10 .2= simil: "7 1edaWa llhfrimi 111:66.4"111.1.67rnir i : Wm* *gnaw *skew us =Wt . .* *A visa. g. . ...=,..-7..T.- t a = d Sim W ii• areNlaktma . 1 ea ti tt i.. los warruill*the a claw 'Edda Ileasillira INGLIND AID TBZ rAz. NORWICH, MAT M Isloandal town's meeting wu Mid to-day at =raik e lleare (Mr. 0. lliadletee) redder, to tak• into dr peedka et Bastard era rehresee to the war as dr Otedasat. The Mows'. Is esszwatisti the petweeilip, said b. VVigiesel hawdly whit Obese who thesabt thst the sedum i Komi& oast! set he liwkweid Mew ha seise le es se Important ea arise. He was hang to GM ohs proolessetios Ml hos hawed Ig her &- dirks seethes's of sorbet agatasity es pert a/ leaked at the meseest ; bat, elehesilt we were In state of peeent, there wee as sesniatee for the eewlesssee d Ewe soeuelky, sod he biped the heft. u he essesewl is Ile is hes as It skid be oswitatt vii the welatssesca el the sedesel braffe!. Cbtet:t.) The Illanturr of the city mid county of Norwich (Mr. B. 8. Pattetee) moved the first resolution; "That Ia the opiates of tids meeting the war commenced ha Italy is wholly anjeatitishie, se gametal meths mated for the sstislactory ael all thatrences without the asetraity of en sp n rrr am i some." Mr. D. Daumarhe emended the resolution. He believed Mat the war might have been intrusted. that the power+ of larva were he a eendtdon to have settled by peaceful arbi tration that width wee sow relieved to sews, end that • met ' Mamma newt eight or yeand tale plate while the magnet and pee ef Italy woe Mewed se at preerat. He trailed that the egpmehtere of wary ea the shedding of blood mike wee about to kale Mese would at halt result in the tenalitestisa al the etteditio• of a large portion of the inha bitants of Risme. (Hier, beer.) It did not follow that because this eonetry was an advocate for neutrality she was therefore for ream of any ;eke. Nothing, at ail earth our farther theta his sentiments than peace except In such a maw as would uphold the baano and dignity of our country ; he simply trailed that we should maintain our tholes inviolate from the invader, and at the seam time hold a peeeehat and calm auks& layette ail parties. It was neormary that both the tonne end the pa should be calmed end col:trona to tome extent, if we were to maintain a strict neutrality. to conclusion, he urged the sseassity of making complete preparations te meet hos= sad at the same time of maintaining a periled, attitude. (Cheers.) The resolution was carried unenimouely. Mr. B. Wihturr moved the nest roarlittlon •—" That the maistemanes of a perfect neutialltSy this country, which we rejoice to we enjoined by her esty's proclamation, is esembal to the public intern', may conduce to the termination of hostilitise ; but should the nrceseity for • delerivs war arias, this meeting avows he tiro deter mination to airport on all occasions the national hooour sad end the rights sot dignity of the crown." timi g Th l e tinontoom seconded the resolution. The reerietkie wee carried nem. eon, Mv. UMW BROWNE moved an address to the Queen as hoMaLthe emtheents already expressed. ants G. Gould, in seconding the resoletioe, said the =him of thee country were unquestionably with the trodden nations of Italy, but the hisiory of Italy showed that past strifes of despots upon her soil , although waged prehmegly in furtherance of freedom, had malted rather 1 a diens of mailers than in any amelioration of the aped'. dos el the Italian people. (Cheers.) • voted thanks to the Mayor olteed the proceedings el ea achemely unanimous sad wall-ocedootted meeting. RIFLE Coars.—The aura promised for the rota bliOment of the proposed Cambridge Rifle Club exceeds MI., mid the use of terums is ealoolded at eremite of TOO& It tippers that by paying an entrance fie of 10a. bd., and es nous] submalptum of IL Is , or by the immediate subscrip tion of 154 64., any pence will be entitled to the use of the rinse be aging to the club, lad to the instructions of a cam patent eller to be steddly provided Env that perpout. Every eon however, will be 'tweeted to pay for the cut ndges he user, wide& win be supplied ea the `road at la. • deem.lt will be optimal kr the members of the club to j.in the voluatrar ribs corps aathorked by the circular from the Wer-Oflker. RIFLE CAMINO AS WOL' hedoo to the Lartio•Losimost vas Maid artorol et hool oloadisy lobs Ago "hi • view irt= bliiimat et a toys at voloatoir Ahem tor Mt Onts. Ttro or throo private moollop have been bold, sail shoat thirty memos bore shealltayrossod their wWYrnr to locoar mosboro. T.—Before the LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1859. MUSIC PHILHARMONIC SOCIRTY. The second concert took plats at the Hanover Kure Roam. The prognuaree was es failure : ?ART I. Iftliels Is • nape itlse Italian Itymbingt lllaadabade. MVlll iii t k or 4 V Mr. Ma= 111.1". sal . If= Skim: Sail . 'gam - Arik " lkidsm. As s r i s Morise. ll lCrigula iiirill Oa A .,... ................ ItAPOST Cr TAB CIVIL 81.8VIOE WIWI& BIONARB.-(31118 DA!.) This morning was issued the fourth report of her Majesty's Civil &Mee Comoiiriosere, together with Rosa dices, forming la ell a clos3ly printed volume of about SW PIMIPM - the commtimienere state that the number of nominations mode to 1868 to *natio= to which the order to mart ken boa applied wee 2,258. There were 2,180 to 1867, sad 2,432 la 1860. Of the= 1,426 wen ample seminatiees without any reiremo to compallisa. sml 838 were need nations of several esaildeles r esegelliain far cse sr emsee l =nations Csellicales epee Angle ridden were grenteil daring the year to Warm; r MI6 dew szamiestim and la 33 epos the reports of beam ellopmemaela ; and in In came cerelkates were retold ea the ground of adder* of knowledge In the preearibed =ldea= Oat of the 982 certificates reflood, 286 were reefed la pen ren the grounds of &Wimp in spelling or arithmede, or le bath elders elmesetary subjects, ead gale 6 for =com pass= in odor 'objects, not involviag either spelling or redone*. The total Dumber of junior Mama= to witch =pantsuits ware mode daring the last peer, without OINIM petite= wes 968. The total number of sitertiona for which competing candidates were acmdestei dewing the Let year was 268, and fle betel number of =eh cerapseig aeetlUaM. wee M. With re sped to the wminelits et cemillates, the consmis. deem glee the *Swift as the marehor who received able hie ameholisee to 18611, alter bolas ban rejected for Moir cc lower pottier within the pretedieg 12 months . . fhmYfalr mooed ethatheike, 36; candidates ilittoo, 1 ; (*MMus'atioo, rejected twioa, Cri eh 11111 M ewidildsw *Mod three times, '4 ; candidates re *MA L—Total, 63. The commissioners are of claim 11114 the Mailer of candidstas Mould be loommed se sei M b es :Maar proportion to the wends& that I le 1, gm proportion, is nasal 'kat. They semo to di from the unfavourable Mate of the gegtheihm of sad Incampotant • cam deletes. Is Id err he,. bees lasiltble es we bin wilds Pe If oes Ilr atate .11-40=Nu...1 he id& hi = tee th( rams dr Ire of M a rti; bet le bilk re terribret rtb reed to user el amok de M: di JOY it eat= a r s t e : =lsereetki tar.." he IS err e l : heir brlsible on the pseud elhealth, and Ile al he. pond iidissater. From a vorkty of tables and bete arthar he IYii report, bat which our limited = 5 pork wMneproductog, the como.i.- ef Glades that the following con- MW wag be drawn:-1. That there is an ample seemly of peters within resaosable limits of age willing to air the Ida Unice as cloths for a very moderate rema errrrr, war latellithnoe and Loden ry, and more tlraerfarirtsetpierrmtr for the duties which they will be callatlE ho pees. 3. That mob candidates premed ewe- ahy predmilmel and from the middle chum. 3. That sir as leder &Realty in conducting the simailemesew ammisilea r = a nunlres of inchcandi hies. 4. Thet dribs a+ be tar to prevent her art reersties. Thr it der met ewer that the Neer of the cobble L {dressed by hie aq farmer as le the err el redo die yeurret ad de mire Of she camildstes me inelsarimiuse* aim& 4. That the mistimes el a amokkroliabehaval dose bake school, which might ban bees exposhed he armlet alosomably upon candidates, don sot he bows that cast. "It is right," condone the "%Mom elembloillothsatim retereoce to tide rerothise te the tire which it occupied. As bar bee beta err, it essireced on January 18, and M oohed peeled Ikea, which the candidates were come petithely anmelmel, ems Ni beer per day for three suc moolve days. Tbe kaki over and muting the perfann aces of the camilides mined the attention of the ambling axamifies far sighteso days and it wee est oath February 11 OM we were able to declare the .eyeful cemptitces. • farther interval of nearly three weeks vas stnessigy for beaky late the health mod changes" of time eater del reerdien, cad o far W them le the rtes . on hiseaserldalithey voluntarily At the elm et tide twinned we granted oar Ale that it wit be were/ that from the immeamsommei of the examinallim than the Meal omit of the free a period of Ma imam , his been olgoisel. To Me bet he be aided a rerterle ter eateriat to the ilelMilesiltS Y ceder to give dee "dee of go asandaaami herb the eseilkette to Work r of lb* Intention to oemaells and M seal us prima Janis arum kw, Mahe, eel eberaskr, and M Om th the mire pager onsagements tor cm laerirt Or Ilmh reasonable time an lewdly be canard et if Ors tthes weeks. We . he,. erg etaihrd• Wrist ay sear can I devised of rilevri tbe Bulb of ISM el*. unavoidable mime lammed tar base eserritier led of lemming tbe darks of re sr re tee itersk to think OM tiro may be by usiebleg rib el the eiriera In any sea aneraleamt esrApettre he pay_ such soma fee as may mess ememaltia Tier ha week _Fro , belly k her vellibat hi Army the grater rot et dr err ewer creed by die aurretbe, aed ray kW& nelme the hither adreiere of the erkeNtlee is a eerbierehie mar of ear Meer vbs. her *dr mai ad dellekat ampiremeale, ealy mil the rawsbor of seesostitam. withami bakes the torket cheese ef molar We breve that if , the IN vow errallrhd eM ems ceased eser r t ° ll real be ariteralty treeid, so es array to to the thee rd mew requisite for amertalaing the results of ismikedua." THE Lin DORS OP LZEDB. The following letter from the Roman catholic Bishop of Beverley, in reference to the iv:caption of the late Duke of Leeds Into the Roman catholic church, has been sent to us with a request to give it {cabin ity in oar mamas, confinaiag the stableman taken from the frakly &fist", bet which wee enlisequatty contradicted : 4 . Blr-11, anemia bas bees directed to a letter from the Rev. W. Upton Richards, Iseambiat of All Saints, Mar eretetstmet, denying the statemeat I. the paper, that the Mho of Leeds ens received Into the Roman catholic church bethwebie death, I am &Mete aMent that that statement is ear tut HavlaF heard on Tuesday aterning that the Duke of Lash was Menelegly ill et titeClareadoa Hotel 'called upon lb gum inoltotmd him in bed. He told me that be bed hasenosedlingly ill during tbsprevious night, mentioned that he bed fent a este to the Rev. Mr. Rif:herb", aching hem to Melt him that day, and added, 'lf I am set satisfied In our interview about the validity of Mr. Richards's orders, I shall be happy to have the mthierretione either of the Rev. Dr. Kenning, or of Mr. Oakley (remarking that they had been Protestants), or, he said, of your lordship.' It was arranged that I should am his grace again that night, accompented by the Rev. Dr. Manning. I went to see the duke that night. we crate ant get admiesion to his grans for some time, es his medical advieers were having a consaltation. When admitted, about 12 o'clock, I found the duke sitting in an nay chair. Ho lennediatcly grasped my bead affectionately. I took a ohair by his side. and will empire: my band, he began to speak about making his oaten/on. The duchess wee present, end urged him to make his confession. He said he was ready and willing to do ao, and she most therefore withdraw. The duchess having left the room, the duke began In stantly to make his confenfoo. Whilst we were dm engaged, the duchess cams in, and said the medical gentlemen were cantons to have the ope ration performei. Dr. Manning likewise came 1., reminding me of the conditional baptism to be given to the duke; and Mr. McCann, the duke's sargese, also came in while I was alone with the duke, end {smutted when the medical gentlemen could tee the duke for the operation to be performed. Ater receiving the duke's confession, I rave him absolution, he having been previou 1 meaditi molly beaked. After this, with the assistance of the Rev. Dr. Manabsg, I edministered to the duke the Sacrament of Esteems Dentine. The duke expressed bit desire to receive the stove ministrations, and received them with every marked devotion and hewer. The duke was then in the full posses sion of all his facaltia. This being the day of the poor dear dab's hinerel, I this morning raid • Requiem Mass for the repose of his sod—R.I.P —I am, Mr. Editor, your bumble servant, t Joan Batons, Roman Catholic Bishop. " York. May 12, 1869." The Weekly lksrieter else has the following As some attention has beta dawn to the feet (which cannot be die anted or &radars any ground whatever) of the aonversica of the lets Duke of Leeds to the catholic faith, we may also Mete that Mfrs Pan, a Waco of the duke, was veselesd tato the church a Evoilashim Mseaday Thursiley lag." WEST-LTD AND OSTITAL PALAU ZALILWAy. At sa extraordinary rural meeting of the share holder of tbr company, leid yesterday sfteraoon at the Lagar' Tavern, a resolution' essetrerg the eats or leer of the mats bee sod Norwood Maack al the West•end and Cerra Palace Rearm is tite Loaders, Brlgtdos, sad South Coast &rimy Conway, was *growl to. Noes-Porrrormarr or rug Hor Dory.—Thr following later was received yesterday, In 11111•WPT to GO Inquiry of Intend Revalue Bard 16th Key, 1859.—11ir, Is yto your toes this day'. date, I beg to iuform you that have received no &adios whatever, either hoes the Chancellor of the Exchequer or the Secretary of the Treasury, to postpone the collection of the drat moiety of the Hop Duty doe on Wm day, and that or collectors will proceed to collet the duty In the ordimoy 00=111,-4 11A sir , your oballat mrvare, Cuas Passur.--Cho. Bass% iaq., ka." ogret:%="a‘iii 4 ' ri. °Pr =tiaL .... ....... asiasyl. Iles. n. Mb we • manna rmacert. The two embalmer Ihe two ~tore% law each • that &nava at Ns callar, sad nothing could mai the power abarred hy the orchestra in elk padanamee. The Mum Helms are vialiniate of the kighat taloa. They are pupils et Sprain mid we lave crouton to know that the amatricas Telma is pond al his youthful echelon'. bad be may well be so. The died writhe by him, espresiir kw taw, mad *yell by am last alght, is • hantifol ear Mika, and adoulaisi to oilegimy all the pants of as item asst. Their playlag—marl salaam of ens is la lest apeactog of both, far their remaablatee te ammahable—emor Yam every tied or ommaleaco, etra, aeration. alas mat of abb, end exparaioa. They were naked with the warmth width they to wall barred. )Ilia Augusto Thornton it • youg botch lady, who has been en /km of the Comm tobe el Perim. Last season she gained the dirt prise for einem, end was immediately afterwards named at the Grand Opts, when the appeared with great success in the character of Naiads, in Guillaume 2VII. Consegorenly her apparent), at • Concert exeliei no "mail expectation. Her dart wes triumphaatly sumer fol ; both in saber's brilliant soma and the superb dart from Gus&wpm NI she showed basal • highly accompliabed artist. Her voice ia de lightfully pure and heel; with a touching, sympathetic quality in its tones; her RUMitikoll te 61161:04, and she is fall of Writ and feeling. Min Thomson, in abort, bids this to Is ere of the greatest singers of the day. digtior Haut was • member of the company of liar Majesty's Theatre lest semen, and was deservedly • favourite of the public. His singieg, last night, of Mozart . ' most exquisite of all tenor songs wee exceedingly sweet and graceful, though its effect was somewhat isopsired by his evident agitation and flurry, owing, we suppose, to his being less accustomed to the con cert-room than to the stage. As a whole, this was one of the best and mat mcceasful Phillurmonio Concerts that we ramenber. LONDON GLEE AND MADRIGAL ,lINION. This society gave their last concert but one of their pessect eerie s M the Ilenover-sguara Booms yesterday Ammo. The programme presented en excellent selection Irma the marks al the old Italian sad Bestial% madrigalist* W the modem glee ocespeaers, inaleding moms raze pieces diecoventd by the researches el l& Oliphant. DRAMS. ADELPHI. Mr. Tom Taylor Is to be congratulated on the aethonhip ofs mingularly agreeable little two-act comedy, prodiatiod bat night at this theatre under the title of the Hawse and Me How. When Kr. Taylor his the courage to 111111b111 the kraal element, there is no such capable az pirsisder of the actual daily life of the higher and middle them. Re has lived &mooed them, and is of them ; he Immo their foibles and Ibitir attachments, and he is perfectly amspatant to mans themezpresa their feelings In that pecu liar art whisk in used among them. Very happy le be Is ids in Mir% saad seat aad polleimid kt adaptor is the Ibises, in white Ins story In senmyint—pointed and witty, yet osandaing gentlest coraman-pica to winder It average sooktptalk, and to 'lrene it from that Amity gabble which so ass sew indulges in, and which yet claims for haat( the =aft of befog snort." The pion wes rmallestly plac upta the stage, and went off with the grantost MONO. PRINCE PLANS. The addition of M, Clement Just to the company now acting at the B'. laren's Theatre has calmed the production of two piece*, in both of which he mutates the prinoimi character. Both are familiar to the Beglish public, thanks to dictionaries and phrase books. The rne ' L Courrier da lfM literally rendered " The Courier of L yons," was pro duced b.ith et the Princess's, where Mr. Charles Kean played the leading pert, and at the Adelphi, where Mr. Leigh Money distinguished himself by the " double" impersona tion. The other piece, Zr /Hemline its Diable, was well adapted by Mr. Palermo Sharon, and produced under the title of " The Bitch Bair," at Devey-lane. M. Clement Just r s bir evens* actor, but he certainly pommies no claim to the prominence which is accorded to him among his eollsegura. Indeed the intended " stars" of this company are to melity its weakest members ' and neither M. Juat nor Mdlle. Davin, whose nemes are proclaimed in all the glory of capital lettere, is to be compared for real artistic excellence with M. Edouard Petit, an actor of old men, or M. Julien, the representative of s.upid counh7 lore. _ _ . . . . Millie. Lanailee has ml talent but she is of ti• most pronate[ order. With a little moittleatf on she would make an exaellatt avid favourite scion.'. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, MET 16. WORCESTZR COLLEGE.—The Rev. Thomas Roscoe Rade etebbhig, BA., scholar of this college, bee been ap- Isolated to s taluwallip at Hadley Coll-ge. Mr. 13 , ebb.ng obtained a Bra class is the Claseical Schwa of Modmati•ins, end also, in 1856, a first clam in the same Wm] at the Heal examination. SUBJECTS FOR ROSTOCRE m TH• CLASSICAL SCHOOL.— The followhig ars the subjects for honours in the Clasakel &heal (second public examination), which commences on Teesday, the 24th Mime, end foe which there are 28 can &ideate :—The tate Gospels and this Acts of the iitlert in Greek ; Reared Misery ; the se' jects of the of the Old and New Testament; the Bridal:cm, and the ThiztrnMe Antic* ebb scripture proofs; one or more of the Apostobcal Epistla old Ecelesiesiesl History. They will have to bring up the Greek and Latin languages, Check and Roman his tory....Lchrosology, geography, antiquities, thetotic and moral and political philosophy. There subjects may nTstrattd by seism whom. L - gio must be tendered by all who seek to obtain a first or second etas., end it is to have great weight in the distribution of beepers. Questions to be answered, passages to be translated, and talkiest* to be treated In Greek, Latin, or English, will bo proposed by the examiners. CitTsTAL PALACE GREAT FLOWER SHOW.—The preparatioes for this greet nest of the emote being now nearly completed some duaiption of them may he interest ing. In tbe entree' the great trensept a chattier stags, 1W feet in circumference, ham Men placed. Os this will be ranged the bar collection of stove and gresehoun plants intermixed with tine Limp oblate, which reanot fall to pm. duos a moat impotting Ont. Four =Oka *maw Amu are placed at each corner of the nave. On these, and is stages reaching to the Italian Opera Orchestee, tke lettliast colours of the azaleas, variegated phinta, and &were will be dist lined. The greet Handel Orchestra Glue form en elevated platform for viewing the great transept laid Mt with the most brilliant assemblage of dowers sad pleats which the world can produce, and which, decorated alen with limes of statues and works of ar:s, will term • picture el unique beauty. The rosee, pelargoniums, fuchsias, sew enalme, ciestariaa, orchids, tall cacti, and the beautiful funs, together with sew sad roes plants, will occupy stages weeding the entire length of the tines ; sad from the na usea number of aeries already received, there as be no doubt the eke v will be Wheat la the extremes. As these exhibitioce en tadepentteet of the weather, there is co doubt of • largo number et visitors beteg attracted. Cottectiou of early fruits will she Etna a peoisieent feature in the central trallsoltt. Men, of then frets will be uhibited growling oa theypiants in pot*. SOUTH KENSINGTON filriettnil.—Daring the week 14th May, 1869, the vb inn bare teen se follow, : .C7Nceday, Tatedey, and Ester lay (fres days), 4,177 ; on Noeday mad Tuesday (free *venter.), 3,498. Oa the three Marlecte days (randerlon to the public 84,), 989; one students' mein (Wednesday), 117. Total, 8,781. From the openiag of the museum, 904,239. Ilit'SitiN OF PATENTS, 801:TH KENSINGTON. — Number vielturs for the week ending May 14: maims, 1,142; totak 9,287 ; tines the opening the Mama free daily Mai 12. 1848), 97,984. (Stamped Id. Additional) [TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILI TAR Y. ADNIEALTT, MAT 16.—APPOIA TYE:M.—First Lieutenant 0. Naylor, RN. (1863), to be adjutant at the Woolwich division GI Royaldmtees, vim Preatir, promoted. Lleatmeast J. 0. Robbie (1841), to be harbour-marsh et Fa C lmouth. Kates .R. Buckle (1867), R. G. S. Paley (1867), sad E. J. finflaill (1867), to the Victoria and Albert, 2, royal stem wet, at Portsmouth. MAY 14.—Vice-Admlral of the Blue W. J. Maims (1867), bee bees granted the surto, praetors moat by the death of Vlos-Adadral P. J. Dossier. Llesteminis W. 8. Ds Hantrow (1854), to the Cadmus, 21, serew steam corvette, at Chstlt•za, and R. B. Foster 0360, to the Br. Viwat, 102, st Portsmouth. Burge:es W. 8. Roche, to be additional to the con, 91, screw stem ship, at Portsmouth; J. elms, V. 17867). to be add , tionel to the London, 00, at Devon. port ; J. M'Swiney (1863), to the Emerald, 61. sorely stew frigateott @harness ; A. Graham, M.D. (1847), to the Agamemnon ; and 0. A. Nicoll', Y.D. (1848), to the Leaden. Assistant-Burgeons B. R. Murphy (11166), to the Brisk, 16, strew dram sloop, at Devouport; end J.Caldwall (1863), to theirairskl. _ _ _ . . - 17cond Mas;er A. G. Whichelo (18t8), to be additional to the Illagard, 42, at Woolwich. WOOLWICH, MAY 16. A series of experimented practice with ah &trra: strong gun is lazes dirty carried Out itt whirs the ex ramp aft& Pie far instractlng the Royal Artillery is the w o ° l% +popes ; a sew description of carriage for the gas Las beta emsetrected at the Royal Arsenal, and fully spmeved by Mr William Armstrong. It has also bean ded as soca so practicable, to introdace the Armstrong min int) the naval service. A party of workmen are now employed in kurgthenhig No. 4 slip at this yard for the purpose of MOD; down the *craw frigate Wolverine ' the timbers foe which are now being prepared. The Anson screw frigate, laid down as the slip from which the Edgar was recently launched, is now in a torward 'tee, and the whole of the shipwrights and other ortl,sia at work on her docks are now employed over-time. The Galata, strew frigate, is sow nearly ready for launching, and normal additional ship - might, have been set an for that parrot. The Bristol, a similar roma, Is also to be built at this yard. The whole of the out-pensioners of Grieswich Hoe- Oaf belonging to the Deptford dickies amenthied at the Out Pension °Bps, Deptford, this morning, at 11 o'clock, for inspection, with a view to ascertain the number let for active *trek*. • ocamiderable portion of the men volun teered to be re-entered in the royal navy, end will receive pay scoording to their previons ratings, at the same tints retain ing their penises. Petty dhows, engineers, able seems% its., sae now re quired for the following vessels :—Agamemson, 91, Porta mouth ; London, 90, Devonport ; Ikrarsid, 61, 8locososo; Creamy, ditto ; end for the Minotaur, gaud-ship e in the Med an Captain B. P. Halsted. ear -419 VII w The Furebraud, steam-reseal, recently rebuilt at Dek . - ord, end dud wt et this yard, is sow completely ready for era, and wilt leave to join the Beet on receiving the remainder of be. Mew. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 16. The Colossus 80, screw steamship, arrived this at ythesd tram Bhsettuns. She was accompanied itteam-reseel. The Hannibal. 91, screw, Captain Mat th ew Com* bearing the flag of Rear.A.inaral thusge R. Mundy, ataasad oat of harbour this forenoon sad anshoesd at Spithead, to swing her compsesee, and take in her lower deck guns and amainnition. The Melbourne, mew steuner, arrived this morning from Looks. to embank a pardon of the mond battalion of the 4th Regiment and other drafts foe the Mediterranean. The Volum% 3, paddle-wheel steam-temal, Master Com mander J. W. noddy, came into harbour this afternoon to be paid ofL The Neptune, 91, .caw, will go mit of harbour is a few days for trial of her anginas. Her cabbie sad tlitags sn nearly oomplets, sad she will soon be read; for the pendant. CHATHAM, MAT 16. The carps of Royal Engineers having been re duced ooweidorably below ito proper strum*, Jo canotquesee al the large number of men who have hos obegatohtd to braian Buttons, otdere bate Dees gives for reenditag for ill breech of the reels to he stalely proceeded with, is eider to tale the conisaise to their sat ealtagth. •m o hof veepootable etectwoha, =the% fovelflw•l = 63 4 he neatly arritwl at heed-quarters &we the ddb idols to which recruiting alone Dave bcon The Forfar and Kincardine Militia Artillery have inpueedei t an4rarracks at Sheerness for general dopes) the Ar _ . Tha Forfar, &a Artillery mandate of 142 R. T. Boothby, Captains the How William Arbuth noteji.. J. B. Lurie, rUelandet Moncrieff, N. W. Kennedy, A. C. Colquholtan, J. C. Chayter end John A. Allen; Lisatessata Loni fleressold, E. A, Relater, Jame, Whitton, John Huy, and A. N. Ctuikehenk ,• Second-Lieutetante A. R. Camaro., C. B. Fisher F. B. Gramm J. A. John stomp and P. G. Ormsby; Adjutant H. MaLlogy, Surgeon A. Dickson, Paymaster J. Bewley, and Second ditto J. Graham. The regiment now In garriem conduits of 1 field officer, ceptalas, 10 subalterns, 4 staff, 44 sergeants, 17 trumpeters, 38 eorsonali, and 580 maws. The Royal Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry, and the Royal Wilts Militia, yesterday completed their period of training at Sallebury. The first-named regiment mustered nearly 400 men. Amongst the officers present were the Mar quis of Aileabury, the Beat of Shelburne, Barl Wiltomthe Earl of Su ff olk, Sir F. H. Bathurst, aad Mr. Sidney Her bert. The review of the Yeomanry Cavalry took plash an Friday at If onfington Downs, by Major-Guard l b . Hee. J. Yorke Scarlot, K.C.8., lieotenant.governer of Ports mouth. At the dose of the movements General Boerlstt addressed the Marquis of Alleshury as ditioneL He mid he hat been a cavalry officer for many yam, and the disdplias of the regiment bad afforded him very great pleats.. He had also, he said, reviewed the Wiltshire Militia, and he could fairly rriy that that regiment was second to none In her Mi&ety's service. The South Staffordshire Yeomanry Regiment of Militia haa jut passed through its annual period of training at Shrewsbury. There yea a stronger muster than in any former year. The Earl Power and Viaomint Newport were amongst the officers present with the regiment. The Denbighshire Yeomanry Cavalry will meet at Rnthin for eight days' training on Saturday, June 4. Tin ESSEX YEOMANRY CAVALRY AND REELS Vottnertams.—As the members of the Ram Y.amaery Cavalry are at present mounted rifles, armed vim rifled carbines, which make good pr actice at 600 yards, it bas been suggested that the corps should be increased by three or War additional troops from the neighbourhood of Cache/ter, Midden, Braintree, Billericay, and other diet:iota of the county. Major Palmer, the commandant hes made an offer to the gover n ment through the 'Lord Lientenaat to raise the requisite number of men; and we do not for a mamas doubt that the spirit of patriotism will move the Independent gentlemen and yeomen of Rawl to step torwud tied velum beer their Perna' In this form, the moat effective of all ' ethers for national defence. We deo learn that should the gallant major sneered, it is his intention to make Chelres ford his bead quarte r about the middle of September sex. fy which Doe he hopes to hers the corps in good order and St for inepectien. The present force consists of three troops of cavalry, and a dand-hattery of artillery—viz., two six powder guns.—lsses Herald. SPORTING. TAITERSALL'B.—Moaner. The early part of the afternoon woe occupied by the set tling, and the betting on coming events was not pursued with muck activity. Pramised Land wan not roach sought miter for the Derby, but Electric end Ticket of Leave wale the "lions" of the afternoon. About the last-mend .ned acimei 20 to 1 was taken freely, bur just towards the dote 2,100 to 100 was booked about him. Several legatee mamma& after Cavendish, and Mazionette also showed symptoms of in censed animation. Bean massy was totted ca Promised Land and Muajid coupled against the field. The following list of priors does not require further comment DONCAST BR . HANDICAP. to 1 aget Captam Gray's Burrosaator (t) 4to 1 Bredley'a The Par West (t) 6 to 1 Sir L. Newsom' oar Clara Wehetea 6 1— Mr Sam's Primer Royal 8 to to 1 Mr . . lausseleee Shaft* (t) (t) DERBY. - - - - - 6 t, 2 mist Mr.W.LaTaite PrastesdlAad (toad o 8) 4 to 1 Sir •TOMpli twrwards Howlsj• Masjid (t to 200 and s off) 100 to 8 11r. W. Barrett's Electric (t) 13 to 1 Mr. J. Day's Marionette (t) 21 to 1 Mr. R. Eastwood's Ticket of Leave (t) 22 to 1 Mr. Robiasoe's Cavaidisk (t) 26 to 1 Mr. H. 1111 I's Trompeter ( t) ra 30 to 1 esplale Gy's Okobock (I 33 to 1 Mr. J. Haws EMS End (t) 40 ts 1 Mr. G. Wentworth's &holed' (t) THE OAKS. 6 to 4 apt Mayonsise Bto 1 Atiadae (t to 1004) 10 to 1 Ewald lossph Bend haa eeld Enfield's' 1,0001., with e oantiegenev of an addldoeal 3,00 W. should Ail bores win the Derby. He will rentals in Areertroner's einbise at Epson until after *be tam Yr. A. Gray, who bred bias, has ' ides teedved a vary Mend odic foe the be r and deo. DONCASTER SPRING MEETING. PROGRAMME OF THE RACES TO-MORROW. TICS DOW/LITZ* SPRING HAISDIDILP of 10 MOM POI. 6 ft, and oat, 8 if declared on Tantay, the 10th of May, at 12 o'clock at moos, with 100 added; the winner of any handicap of the value of 100 son. Mtn May 4to curry ; of two, or of 200 son. value , 10ib entre. Rt. Leger The highest weight esseybing Was 844 kb, it has bell ranted to Btot Rompetced Mb, end r the others is peportke. A A r Modem& 4 Li M i d le 3l Drpole ......... 4 11 1 Qin 3 66 1 Maar 3.4341 ...... 9 Ennead 3 6 3 1 Turn% ....... Etrils ik4l." 3 191149 6 8 11 13 a rt% • Ilirmice Hoofs 13741134 29 6 son. 'soh, with 60 added by the Proprincse of the Sabeatiption letting Rasa% fort wo-yr-olds, Rd; sad thin, get; fillies sad geldiage allowed 316. A wizen of 60 an. once in 1838 OT 1869 * carry 316; twice or 100 son., bib; *doe or 300 son., TM exUs; horses that have started twice la 1868 end sever mom fa that year or in 1859, allowed 61b. Bed Hanes to. (19 *be.) Made a 2 ge 1449 Traspun ... an .. 2 Pomatoni A 2 119.81821 . Mennen .......... Sara Lreashlre .. 2 13914 .... 2 Ooajutue .... 3 labia 2 rum FR ...... 3 Orceadthr Manson . 3 Polyan th us T 2 X3,27 2a ttitill .. 92 Amor —l6 A SWIEPSTAKES of 60 eon. sick; OWEN, to ride. St. Pugs Cons. fKa et a 10 1 1 I Talent ......... ..A Ha r 1 1 % a . JUTZNII.I hatztra trasse of 6 son . each, with SO added, for 2-yr-olds; roll., get; Mies and geldings, Set 181 b. The wlnaer to be sold for 100 soya. ; if entered to be sold for :so eon., allowed 71b ; for 60, 14 1 b ; for 60, 2116; or for 40, 2816. Halls talk. To does Gad name* sena o'clock oet the evening before minting. TR, Bcoany STAKES (Handicap) of 3 son. each, with 20 added, for hones of all ogee. A winner after the pub lication of the weights to carry 7th entre. Red House In. To close and name at seven o'clock on the evening before ran -3116g, and the weights to be published as early ea possible the isms eventing. THE TENERIFE - ES . STAKES of 3 son. each, with 26 added, for 3 .yr-oMe, Set; four, Ott 81b; 6ve. lost llb ; Nix ad aged, 10st 41b, raves sad geldings allowed Mb; =ideas having started twice, allowed 41b ; thrice or more, 616. The winner to be sold for 120 eon. ; if enteted to be sold for 100, allowed Blb ; 8., 21b ; 60, 12th ; 40, 181 b ; 80, 241 b ; ca for 20, 2816. Red Hone be. To close and name at the flame time maths Municipal Stale. ATWITTER ZULU THROUGH MALODOR. A Toting man named Charles Puke, the mutes cf a tradeog vessel called the Anne, belonging to Goering, she yesterday brought before Sir P. H. Dyke and a tbli bertha megistretes, at the Court-house, Dartford, upon the charge of feloniously stabbing a young man named Charles May, with intent to do him gr:evoue bodily harm. Mr. Emma% a solicitor of Dirtied, comleeled the prosecution- and r. Gibson, another premised gentleman of Dartford, ap peared for the prisoner. The case, from the eireum stones ensected with it, appeared to create •pea deal of interest, and the court was crowded ley inhibiting of Dartford and tto neighbourhood during the inquiry. The transaction which w the sub ject of iavestivion occurred on Good Friday Let, sad the prisoner has been in custody since then, the page ant,* having been too seriously injured to appear sad glee evidesee until the present occasion. The set emus to have been committed under the following circumstances : The prisoner, who, itoppeare, is very respectably connected,his father being • shipoweer at Guernsey, one of his meth being under the prooner's command, was in the habit when his venal came to London of stopping at an inn at Green hithe kept by a person named Mister. He had two daughters, end It would stem that the prisoner paid great attention to one of them, and there appears to be no doubt that he was very mach attached to her. The prisoner's vessel ins at Greenhithe on God Friday, and he spent the day at Sir. Minter's, and he invited the prosecutor, who is a young mu belonging to Dertiord, and a friend of his named Webb, to accompany him sad the two young youth on board his vesse l, and it named that during the day the prisoner was mach annoyed at the prosecutor's ta i tarl i te i ntion to his eweetlient. Upou their return to in the wenn, • quarrel took place between the two young me m, and theprineme elemilenged May to come eat sad fight, bit be deelined to do so, sod about half-put aloe ti clock at sight the restart left the Hull Traderorlthh is the sign of the hone, kept by Mr. Minter, to go on board his weed. Tha proeecn'or, it appeared, followed him, some thing having shortly bikes been said about dghttag, end some blows were eachanged between him sad the prisoner, when the latter western to suddenly thrust his hand forward la the direction of the prosecutor's trzast, end he knew - distely exclaimed " I am stabbei," gad fell to the ground, and the prnoner then made the best of his way fee hosed hie vessel, where he was taken into custody on the following morning by Mr. Brandon, • superintendent of the county constabulary, • very useful and satire Miner. who has the charge of this district, and • seaman'e knife, the blade of which was covered with blood, and with which the Injury had no doubt been inflicted, was found coutated in kis berth, Dr. Seccomb, • surgeon at Greenhithe, who attended upon the prosecutor, found that ha had teceived very serious injury, end for some lima it w anticipated that the knife had unenvied the right lung, in which case the injury would in ell probability have pro ved mortal. This. however, fortunately tuned out not to be the cue, and the pro secutor eau now suffieleirly reocvmed to be able to attend and _give evidence, although stSl is a very week condition. Be was sworn, and deposed to most of the above facts, and, in anme.elantinatiop, he denied having paid say attention to Miss Mister with a view to annoy the prisoner, but he admitted that they were alt jibing together d the afternoon. The other young men, Webb, was also and he oorroborand the for in his statemeat es to the droututisoes under w ch the injury was inflicted, and end that until the prosecutor mind out' lam stabbed" he lad no idea that the prisoner lied any weapon. The whole of the dersitloos haying beta taken, the Chairman said the bench felt it to be their duty to oomout the priciner for trial to Maidstone gaol at the ensuing summer seethe. THE 4TLE1727.D MURDER OP IN INFANT 42' HOLBSCII. At the Leeds Town-hall, on Saturday mornin, Jorepti Read. shoemaker, Towngste, Holbeok, was home d up for exurb:oboe, charged with cruelly tresvag Honey Read, aged eve months, with intuit to do her some grievous bodily hum. Policeman Sykes said that last Wednesday night, between four and five o'clock, he went to the prisoner's bottle, Townpte, Halbach. He saw Hrs. Rodley coming out with the child, and ate said, "See, be has killed Ms chi:d." He th ught it was dead, and he charged the r, who was lurking at his beet, with murdering it. l i t a al e r r isther replied that he had not hurt the bairn. He asked him to go tq the Polloe.office, but the prisoner refused. ' He told him he most go, end the prisoner then attempted to strike him with a hammer. Margaret Mann, aged twelve years (a dee-daughter of the prieoner4), mid that Let Wednesday afternoon about four o'clock, she and her little sitter went oat, leer mg her father and the baby in the hone. The betty wee in bed seeep. When they retained hey father said the child was dead. It was on the bed; its fete was black. Her father was also on the bed. She sent her sister into the room. Her stater came beck and told her that her father was striking the child over the stomach. She then sent for Mrs. Rodlay, e ceghbour, who came tn. Her father had then got up. See did not see any person strike alto child. Her ester told her that her father bed shock it. Mrs. Rodley said that she was fetched to the priether's home by the bole girl. She went into the room where the child was. Tito rimier wee there. The child was on the bed, end appeared to be deed. It was bleak in the face, sad sadly marked. The pristine wag needing at the bed side, looking over it. She said, " What ever have you hews doing at the child r' He replied, "Nothieg." The merke were huh, and th e left eye wee full of bleed. The elate girl told her whet her little eia'er had seen, In the hearing of the prison7r. The little girl said her father bad heat the child over Its little neck, and thee best it over the belly with his "double neat," and the bad watched him through a nigh of the door. She also said abe had seen her father put his hand to Is throat. She (viruses) said to the prisoner, " Yon have killed it." and be replied, " I wish it was dead." She than sent for the police. Mr. Wm. Sc dt, eurgeoe, Holbeck, said he saw the chi% at Mrs. Fi.her's about era o'clock. He found severel marks of discoloration on the face, neck, and left arm. The dheo loration was on the right cheek and temple, on the left temple, an the throat directly over the wallet, sad on the left arm, just below the elbow. The eyelids were swollen, sad the face wu partly swollen. The merit on the rieht cheek and temple ' and on th e neck, had been wearily done. The mark en the left temple had been mescal • day or t wo before. The chat was sensible bat drow.y. Be had attended it since, and it twee now out of Jenger. The marks en the face and temple were, he thought, produced by blows. that on tbe srm by preestue with the Seger or by the the Marha oa the throat were mused by pressure, sadmouth. apparently by the enure. The wiener declined to est any quretione, end Mr. Bur then fervid wnh the juniors aa to 'whether the ease should be sent for aid, or be dealt with summarily node, Lord Camp belt,. hot, alter which the primmer ray named his sorrow for what be bed done. The chiefconembh weld biOwas informed that the child', We sees insured. The prisoner pit Id. per eek, mid would be entitled to 61. on its death. He told ore et the officers that t he ill-we lit foe the purpose of getting the 61. The Opals, wee committed ,to the urinous for ttlel.- 1 • Lr"is Mercury.