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

ITALY. SARDINIA. claws ova TURIN, M 12. - - - In my yesterday's letter I told you that I would make some inquiries about the atrocities perpetrated by the Austevas at Tortona, Novara, and Vercelli. I am now in a position to state that both officers and soldiers behaved woolly towards the people of the towns and %Vlore they have invaded. I am assured, on very good authority, that at Tortoni', after haring ordered 60,000 rations, ,they began to plunder the shops and houses. The shop of a milliner, Teresa Scotti, sad that of a Signor (lallarati, were the fire, and others followed. A band of drunken Croats went to the farm house of a Signor Stsallias, and eatameneed plundering everything, insulting in a shameful 'manner women and children. At Or- telnuovo-Serivia, Vtgatuolo, and Poetscuroas, they committed the same excesses, without being checked by the general: officals who were there. The bow tinsdo wee administered, by order of General Oyand, to the mayor of a small village near Noma The only mason of this barbarous act was that the newer could] not get in proper time the requisitions week had been ordered. I cannot pollute the columns of your paper by relating all the acts of shammies cruelty perpetrated by than Selavooic and GAY barbarians. The pen has its self-revert, and these are atrocities which decency will not permit me to relate. Thus behave those Austrian generals for whom my Lords Derby, M►lmesbary, end Claren don show so much tenderness. The people It lingind will judge if ouch praises ought to have been uttered to the Palace of Westminster. For myself I ea horrified to see how Austria is acting, and is likely to act, in this war. Fancy how happy will be your commissioner to the Austrian camp. If Captain kfildesay has not • stone when other men'. hearts are placed, he wilt, I have no doubt, decline ►t ones the bowies of joining Gyulai' headquarters. Colonel Cedes.* has already arrived, and I saw him two hears ago riding about t►e streets el thin laws. A Serdiaisa ollser asked me, immisally, this merit ing, whether he km been intrusted la comminute with his coilearm of the Austrian eta& " I hope not," said I, " but you may depend epos it that the people of England will •ot approve the praetor* of as English Miser la the AuNtrian camp." "I know answered the Sardinian " bat why, thee, do year sountrystea allow the /Esteems to order him there r Tel have answered this natation would have been The ally am bees& by oar inforseuits to-day is, Wig the Austrians say concentrating theomelves between Mortara. Robb* and Palmer.. They have removed the two bridges they hi-d erected on the essia, else the last-seeed village. A body of 3,000 Croats oreseed the Po yesterday, at a place celled Hells, osier the very eyes of Gomel Gyulai, who ocald be diatioctly seen on the opposite teak of the rime, giving instructioas to his 111•1111111. A siege treio, escorted by • regiment of Bohemians, has gone beck to Lombardy, takieg the road of Greveilooe, and hes IMee directed an Camel Pusterlimgo, a barosgh situated on Ule male read from Milan to Mutes. Yeseseday mem leg 4.000 Austrians marched hem Cuba ion Giovanni. near Pierces., to Bargeamems. AU these ep sad dews movement. look se if Gyulai has list his head, and dose not know what to do. The French army is still increasing, and altheegitl committed an exaggeration in stating yesterday that it war already 200,000 strong, I am positively assured that the fear Preach corps cronssie, together wit► the Imperial Gaud, amount to 160,000 ms. The tarsi trader the orders of King Vista' Entmeasal seal General IA Manners, that is to say the six divisions, commanded by Generals Cialdini, Fend. Cucehiari, Giamatti, Durand*, and Bow, together with the six battalions of eacciatori deli' Alpi, male the orders of Garibaldi, are not less than 71,000 good fighting men. On the whole, were Austria te strain every nerve, I should think it extremely ire probable that she could have the power to withstand the 235,000 combatants that her eissmies are reedy to bring into the field. The day of the great struggle is near at band ; for, while lam writing, the ti s k. graph &sootiness that the Emperor and his cousin have arrived at Genoa, where Counts Cavell?, /trey, and Nigra are gone to receive him. I am assured, on very good authority, that Coot Caronr has addressed a conciliatory note to the Germanic Confederation in order to refute the ergs. ments of the cabinet of Vienna, which, as you are aware, essayed to prove that by the federal act of 1820 the German Confederation is bound to side with Austria is the present war. In the meanwhile the Pope is proclaiming the neutrality of his dominions. as if a territory occupied by an enemy could not be violated by either of the belligerent powers. This is a mere strategical question, aad I hope that Lord Malmesbary will not be unwise enough to back this ridiculous pretension of his Holiness, and break a Laos in defence of the Austro-Roman concordat, supporting the disgraceful system which has gives to England nod Europe the spectacle of kidnapping children front the bosom of their families. TUSCANY. Several members or the clergy of Lucca have pub lished the following address : Italdae baeh rat a, we also ara 11•11•011; yoer glories, ' , divan vie., are aim sure ; we have la common the WM friends and 86202f00. WO all form nee paupta only, ass bay motion. Maya iseroiltal God grant, that the victory of the Malian mum may came the divine Wisdom to triumph is widati ouiy the aasetty of the law. and the Gotten%) good .hall be awes t re go ! May the Clod of merry gnat that after the extinction of wrath the tear a sot mauls of tam may mini Wows to peace awl equity, and that the toes of rw. Leos sod Cluissian knowladga tory twat& &wish, is etas that Christian eittliaa , tau may reign for you am the earth! The followioi notlficsuon hoe bar baud by tie Oonfolon ion of Florence : C.torene : 111111 war sow bektg waged is seta war of rivals seakanon Dot of sationil deliverance. livery ass cued M tweeponMe is thee patri oie work It is sot Moos with the arsi that saw eis onastry ; les who =mot jig with hie penes this seisms tribute might to I,4rforut is soother maw his Males el s dimes. Men end awns, ere wanted se We empresee meautest. Is the oasis way that, animated with swigs pee will some and iamesee the 'urn t.h of ear ea se s ur i en ilibe set you will mower my esti wins I Mail oak et Fos istaml,banr, all that um be worn' m ar egoey whisk lus ympertag t ow tee wee of bodepeodesee, • samlelin le "g -rimed 1.4 . ibis pupae. At the klonimyed rei.ei of Flormtes, Mop 5, 1550. (Saud) 1 Ito Meyer ( 1 3oehdosime), Pr ,utasntw •Aarutowmar. Tin Porz Min rats W ‘u.—As encyclical kite" W bets reeneei by the R era ratite* hero irate hie Naar Pine 11., eteus 4 isa 4 while the chetah I. wry' ohs eeiebratiog the eesoreraery ealee.any et the Praha Ileireeemt, " the ad !Ty 01, wv h reheat awns cations eatinen, end ie esaatrac le the ears e .RP , We teenier." the lathe enetianie. " ouseet pasha. rite tit singlitar end paternal low sod toddled, by which we are w e t teem& when. peoples, ham as s ea asis mine pm% ensi Here saes ropaiebe ease ell, with the tamer whine re If mak the very vs, of uee Divine Beetemer, 'Pew be with yee ; peace he with ) , hem the lad to the 144 a hot., period et Wrens 4eir k ieiese Memory vim to keno Neva Amnia kr via, dr lhassis,Arabls, Jon, Prim Aa. k mid. wwfteria. obs. Nei it ftWas, Mow% ma lama Beget et shoe web ism hem New - Tieli. amio Min Iswas t sal or re. Quin. leer sin leurd M Liwspia, dim stir ilmilimpint. ail. Wye,. ISt hr Olek. Ind see he 011impow. Moss dins skigreD, via 11, hamle, Meek Net J. % have eke* *odd heir luilelike. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1869. THE PORT OF TRIESTE. MOON 09111 OWN OONNISPONDIXT.) IIaYBURO, Mar 14. As there appears to exist in Ragland oonsidetable misapprehenston and uncertainty sa to whether the port of Trieste belongs tattle Germanic Confederation or not, and whetherablockadeorbornbardmentoftkat city on the part of the French naval faeces would be tantamount to an invasion of neutral Germany, sad a declaration of war, I beg to point out to year readers that the city of Trieste and its territory, beyond the shadow of a doubt, form part and parcel of the Germanic Confederation, according to the declaration made by Austria on the Bth of April, 1818, by which the adherence of the Emperor Francis to the Federal Act of the Bth of June, 1816, was specially and formally given. In the first article of the Federal Act, it is stated that the Emperor of Austria joins the Confederation "for the whole of his dominions which were isieledsd in the former.Enspire of Germany,' and doss are defined and specified is the abova-aosaticsaddadmaa tics as follow.: . The — A;;;;i;a - ionising which We Ilf *sty the lowa Wades fa the Germs Oialideretioa we: I. Tbr Artedenly of MOM; 2. The Duchy of Illelersterk (Serfs); 2. The Duchy of Umbra (Carinthia); 4. The Duch of aio (Cfmlola) ; f. The Aeefa Mai, cc the Cirele of oOra (Citelia), babes tirdirka. Tolman, TIM* and Agenda; S. The of the dry of Triewe; I. The Decal of Tyrol with the territory of Tritste moil Mesa, esd the of Vorarlberg with the empties of Wear • S. Tabs= ihatbarg ; 9. The of Debessia; 19. The Iliergratfete of lifararia ; end 11. The Asetrlas port of the Duchy of &loofa, hsludieg the Belsemise-ediena Duchies of Aonthwlta and Zator. For tertbst infermatisa, is corroboration of the sieve, I may refer therapist to /Whew, the greatest Gerson authority en banal aw. (Quellernammlang, No. :iv. ; ere also Corpus !aria Gormanici, by Dr. O. Esmingbaes, 2nd edition, Jena, 1644 ; p. 639.) Trieste has always been considered as a German ally, though at first colonised by Italians after the destrestion et Agoiaia, which in the time of the &males was a very large and populous city. It wee afterwards seised sad for a long time held by the ildavealau Dukes of Carinthia and Oaluiela till the period of Rudolph of Hapsburg, who ultimately hews* the muter. of thine parte, which till them were infested by pirates sad other lawless rabble form Pots sad Ragas*. Byer ethos then the great majority of the inhabitants hare been Genius, wham language is at present the leading one la the teem, though is the suburbs sad surreusding essatry a Solaeoaian dialect is spoken. In the middle ages Trieste was a margraviate, which was sabsequestly incorporated with the Duchy of Car. aloha. At a still more early period it was inhabited ' by the Dugan., by whoa it wee indeed founded, as the Menai same, Tergedema, ettilleiently Trieste, which at the ekes ef the Met war had a perdition of about 10,000 inhabitants, sow ocid. tabs meetly 130,000. It owes its extraordinary rise and commercial prosperity to its being created a free pert in the foliose sees of the term. The city is cot, indebted for many of its privilegre to the vela Bruck, the originiator el the Austria. Lloyd's, sad now Insister for Commercial Affairs at Vienna. ITS 141111QUIll AT QUITO. The Baia as Mimeo el Geffetteil. sine the fol &rib of io/es Ile soma elelbieles oh Oohs: Pim She dame eseesese oteiet esommeed it re ales& I bows else tho dossied aelbeells Webb use felt la OA Oyes the Illee ell lb' point to hie mend w ait Illessee IssentsWome the sant& et the topollle r ell lie ems is Si. amnia the poem el Laz w eromeee hewn of the amassment of llf Wan bete bee the isjimies awe Who WA tees tee Nollheor is of tes benelle pedals of its details 'fedi& haw est bete se yet oteoloei I _ bed ere AO Metes to mils asm phis et musses preltile. Is lbs mesavbie me haws ens = re gimme mamba l• the'Minimised& hem Wide& pine en semmi, is Si. mennemei lie add amts s. abating and mime pleats Mem. of lie lensenliside den to which that shy le sew mimed, etsrlMl aasdF tls of Me Wow ishebilene : Titling* f. MICE. ISM or *VIM "The sweatabi Yaw of ms WW semen.ll *webs@ asks oftseolis. imeseed boo issopis, It••• mory jest Om a eel mbled meet ems knells ossivid thes of tls semi welsh Is. time to deo seer the Mils et the sew mil well osommosiesa. ▪ • few assails Yee boa selasleM to east to les moth M Fr lbinit wale se seehitedere which lf wen the gets, eel ef the optima Ores. • sotedoe, she Me of Kroh, at be-mat eight is the mm_.ekar a Wed stmemberis det nation, the most its. hat neammeate of the era Mere felt, in which It WAS use &gib oily lel teeteed ils hoe sod. Tim edam of ENE was hashed la kb artistry tears, sad Wee lenteseMisse and payees to beeves mended in the midst of the gelserleg of ties sir* tee easdaring of mann. = s ae torrifying misses et the amen and smoke of the sad of the tiles red eat es they 1411 ha dm milt esvoserlost Noooeds owe midst to Mess le vans the reed Meow which ea porsevermet d Ira Mel nimil up is tee teens , loss yam •••boba city, although hardly Clair traniesd 6o.4 " MS of sea IT te the earth, pertiapa, far its ogress the elemency of alkatted heaven in each r&mocawate. ha oat. se the mayaleiona of the tank bad mased a taw, horrifying, sad leader mese to. plum ea the 101•11 of tearer. The waste sought tkir soatterwl diadem; then, their turn, their parent*, amber. of kmailins implored nes another with vehement bests. Is the midst of the meming and confunon, at if booing that they might mute fegmher so that ens spot might serve them kr a comma sepelture ; or, in couutlation, Madding tears ass over the other. 1 . Here some nankin in their anus ditmeyed and aged peopk ; Uwe binder virgins Mime strength had &vetted them; farther ea were to be son mops of pinata and Meads whose haterteined arms npremed the p'esure which they fit at • As sean d rets was a little eels of the feeling,' we west em te etweeso the rasa, sad we have pond by the fes/MLef _triesithlng the duat of the mint of the templet. How the ittnel memo br have mirk • I will root out toy he.. end my hohitetiott from mew ea ungrateful people.' *Them to set an edifice which kern Oct saffored, and may Is east admit of_ repairs melees they ars demoliebel. The embed is moblaid, mai ono part of its balattradt• is tie weed and the pleas which wee need 'se as aeeledesilsJ court also lest its root. The portico ef the abegel of El &mash Ist in beet half, and the middle ahem bgrwady isjotol. The temple of the Augus tine, list its pineinl cop 4a cod the tower and angle of is cloister. Tim Imple d CO. Catenate came to the ground in it. main pet, which famed the frost and tbe cools, leaving emend wens is its ruins, who, In coosequeate of Its imam softy, is is ismineathle to discover wad after some days of labour. Of the temple of the Dominicans Mere fen the haketraise, tw angles of the t riecipal court, end one of Si. mead. The tow d the bspital domande lame- Man lessiresa, le seasequeoce of the :slams att.,' is which it MB boos left. The church of oar Lady del Ceram* is greatly Jejuna, the great bars of iron wbiob supported Its angles haring Wm. The tonenilluent temple of seats Clara has been completely diuntired, is oomequenie of the loss of her collateral limns an I the deetructioa of her little cupola. From the temple of La Merced there fell the high cupola, some coanst cella, owl the little cupola of the tower, while the clock waa et, dung the fatal hoar for the kat time. Both towers of the temple of Bea Brassies* we re bond to be greatly demigod ; bat this oate Ma sugared the kW sblioarla the Work, of the souveat is greatly damaged! The temp's at Si. Roque Lai Its town, and one of the two lesephat of St Ms the Evangelist loot one of the two which k Mai The &NM el Reculeta do D4liiiidoos is completely Oi the pebble withees, the wens et the eseepasy et the wrest et the Sea Insane phis ere wised, sad the tiles et the While( which wee weed Le the treaweteth of the heather Ili the sepriess sad eviNri. r mu t e am fah& The gaseraweet pekoe le complewly i.jured m Ito two ca binets, es wok se the seshispiwayel peter*. The colleges sad dorsi we dl Is* is grasser es We rum. We conclude We Maid essewat by statists that, although there ere • kw beam art asweishely ilesheysd, then a not a single oas whisk dew set bawd hawidetth mph% " The makes ef whittles seserteked up to this swesset I. wry swell,, red brow sweet tea poem who here pe rished was the Moe. "Pew sews wawa* whisk we hew swivel hoes die. ewe lbws we hera that the eity of llesisehe Is draweyed i as siestas teems of the aortic—Peseche Pamowl* sol Ostesellaci, kidlike( the Iwithellese et the kW W . ere mew Igoe/eat et the member et prom who Welk have teth la the twee, sad no et the motive sew es bwraheld• a elleeleshlw " We will hinetter, se we hews preathat, gin won de fense swesees ot th e Wash, ;vbiwh hew hinehd bon the welleyeehe la theta's' et the north.' METROPOLITAN 744 x HOSPITAL, Dimming- IKIVM, Cm.— he eigeneee sistaber et telleved heir r the wok males My 14 wee : 812; ear sleek 426; told, 1,3111; d which Se WM as. seem Ditheerneement. J-40,41 (HollittOrAllllo CAM IroN ahem —fib or pererill na um nodal, tee lee el• le Pel••10. le MEV. ONO • 11•••••• Ns* •••• Win% Am tame elftle a/ mese sad WI shish ""="" =lra...V=" l :i. ..r"""' li Eic..d...d s ut r a.... remmtf ...,„„ je ar.... ice- mil h".. - 7. - 6. )M73 Noproakaporai ii" THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-11MB. laws Pose:ter, compositor wee charged with havlog deb. • Tweet; of typ_v, ps, and printing cards, 6b• pro piety of Ms emymer,/li. Tuns, a pest= in Water-ism It awn= as =Mee= did the Weimer bed ben la Snap= die gesseentsr_ fer •• pad el ilmo mesas, as =seem is the psis, sea cm maw •• • =doe to Win ea Ramibey win slat 4 . •= e te the atoms= be eat= perminks to gs, gaging that he bad to meet • gent/emgo,s about • sew eitomeles. Mr. Dillon =lea to sa p him his itt; but almost after he wa y told that the OMEN had stela Isms end piper, upon which he meat with • pilesmem sea tie who had given the haseim lea the at Newington Hat= wading prie the jser segmea to as Mixt bet to speak to the nter. b stesseregsdagaspresemitoremliboldleamenvent tosteade as as, end spa seas that the pans! ant gm Mt am prommetsr tam i hn sil = tin Wham bah= the wamagma he llegr aisdasks. Tbe ears swig door wee miel by Iln DO = be bah= with the type ad lit , asd dialed that be bad any I tbe dome, although eWand Ilea be • bad few "off-ale" d pate ' which he bad Haag= It so harm to take. Meg that a west is= the pan at the back of the hones, Vie the saw obarvell that as ground had been recently dog op et the lea a • aid, end upon turning up the saseld, • packet of type, widglig lac 6a a., was found Lyle, • few inches below the mien Ile laid he had plaosd it there a long while ago, but fat ppm sod cord with which it Ins tied were quite dry, and he was taken Seto castody, some sheets of per sad two pas of paying cards Wog subsequently hued (in the house), which, u well as the type, was limitified by the prosecutor se his property. An =tem was at lint roads to show that the type was the prbssere ova property, bet ultimately he pleaded guilty, end wee reseeded, in order to be deelt with summarily fa pet 2 minas. Thrum Ward, • well dressed young man, was ebas7with stealing 61. bail* to his employe, Mr. W. Vsoßcdtor, 62. W. Storer —ThePr was • clerk in my services. On the la May I gave imam clerk 3101., to bank notes, to pay late my beaks= the messy carlatieg of • 1001. note, four 501. Isola end • 101. seta. I =Laises my book, in which then is = of Sal a that the entry when the look wee to me was 31 , but it has Maw boa siker= by the balers' clerk, in corequesoe at my calling lie amnion to le; the °ripe= entry wee so doubt 3061, but it bed been very chtmdly abler= to 3101. Os Saturday I discover= It, end told the prises. be hod robbed mmas., and be sold be had not, bet when I produced the tensor book and pointed to this estry, be odd, " 1 admit I skin= that to deceive you ; I sailed at • pub= lose as I went to the bank to pt • glass of ale, end I weggese I dropped a 61. robe I there." I told him that coal net be, because there was not • U. sets among those =deb I had given him, but be said I gave bins sae on the seas day le pi • beskruptcy stamp en* =4 that ao ha bad lath= be paid hr the ,tamp with • 101. amts. I told him I believed I had given him a 101. WAS to pay for the bankruptcy *amp, and teat it was at smacker time of the day. He had bad the money far stet boa to Me poseearlas some boars before be sues mat hif fie benbaspey map. I bane sot pit had time to trail NW the i :7 .6 er m wish for a resa,l. The who had nothing to say. via thee amended. vied t o the poor-box, Irons A. B. C. U.; for Miry Ana Walsh, whom case was recanly reported, 8.6 e., U. D. A. H. 6a., J. M. L. as. dd., end S. J. 2s. 6d. GUILDHALL. Sena &with, aimaiii years of eae, bat appe wing older, and dameibingherseN sea prostitute without any home, was charged with having In her peaboadon a largi _quantitt at plate, the proceeds of a burglary oommitted Mem% Dole sae Salteee, of 17, New Broad - street, on Frid a y eight butt John Mark Bull, a City detective said-1 received Information on Saturday morning that Meteor. Ball and Setter's premiss had been robbed daring the night, and with the assistance of Leonard (another deteetve tfilcar) gave settee to varione gold and silver refiners, and during the afternoon I reeelved a communication from Mr. Beyer (late Sirrell and Boehm), of Barbican, sad on going to his dap I found the priseeer there °demi a questfty of piste fee sale, consisting of a silver inkstand, 3 giver sockets for mutat stick., • pair of silver anger tongs, 3 diver °Eddies, a Oyer caddy spoon, end • diver month plate for mounting tee& upon. Si, Peter Laurie—What soccnet did she give of it f Bull—Ste mid that she received the articles of plate pre deced from a gentleman dresed in black mid wearing a moustache, whom she accidentally met in the wee', and Shoe he gave her the plate, and pew:abed her a sovereign for sell- Mg it Mr. Beyer, Jan, said—The pewter mere to our shop ea Saturday afternoon with the plate produced, and wanted he. per ounce for it. I asked bee how she came by it, and ebe said it wee bee ow. property. Mr. Bell, of the firm of Bell and S,lter, surgeon deed*, of 17, New Broad-street, said—About ail o'clock on Saturday morning loot the hotkermid came up to my tome end in formed me that the house bad teen robbed during the night, and on carefully examining the premises I toned that the thieves appeared to have entered by bawds' the Made of the adjoining house, by which seam they got Into my atoieliet's room at the back of my neighbour's hones 1 believe they came is that way, because there wad a hasp of gold collected reedy to be tikes tarty on hseieg. They then went down kilo • yard at the back of my own home, and broke a window In the batter's hem which piam they made their way to other partrol i gi hews The whole of the plate produced le my crawly. The inkstand and the caulked. k sockets were takes from the dossing-room, the Weer caddies from the library, and the month plate from a room at the back of nay conealtiag ram. I think the thieves mast have been dumbed, for in the butler's pantry I found the two dime centiloal Lets which bed been taken from the drawing-room, the matte s :any owe far the eller caddies, and my nepheVedeak, which had been Menem from the library broken open, end 501. in notes sad gold stolen Pan It. There were also two silver demotic *Made, which hod been takes from the oellaret•e, lett on the Labia en the hall. I elm found a mattlketkk against the dreamy in the pastry. The prisoner was remanded. BOW-STREET. _ hiarilla Bryant, a middle-aged married woman of respect able ameuence, war charged with forgiug en ceder for 10W., sad thereby defrauding the Bank of freedom. The primmer woe brought up is the custody of Inspector Which-v sad Servant Robinam, of the detective form sad Mr. Mullane atten ied to proseento as solicAer to the Baskets' Protection Society. It was proved by Mr. G. R ebine, managing clerk et the Cherieverose branch of the Bank of London. that a sum of 1001. wee deposited ore Interest in rho name of George Bryant, in May 1067. In November het the pris am called at the bank with the deposit-tut int in her poweerion, and repre senting harem( se the wife of George Bryant, gave notice of the withdrawal of the amount. Sae Was told that the money rood not be paid to bar nevi upon the written order of her husband, and ahe days afterwards she r. turned with an and purporting to be signed by her hueband. The money was then paid to her, with the interest due upm it, making altogether 1001. Her. Id. They subeequent4 heard from the buten' that the order wee • krgety. A latter in the prisoner's heed•writhig was pot he and read. It woe addressed to her liteMeatt, end announced bet intentke to lieu the country end never return to hire in of kis illarestmene. She add. d, That she Mons led tuba the money, which she comidered dee to her, Ned dee bad not bad Amy reletence from any ase." Whitebait feud her in the company of a man me= i tta li ti l eet, in Charies-etreet, Knightsbridge, on Satur day Mat, sad, on hieing her into custody on the present Merge, she said, " I did it myself ; this trout bad not e to de settle it." Mt. Mathes said be did not propose to go trill lase tee eau itedey, lent to apply fora remand to a futtre day, Idea be abseil hue touch evidence to aim. Mr. Jardine remanded the prisoner for a week. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ..... AMU, Bath sad Thomas Await', sweeps, were charged with stiniong slaves copper chimney festal. of the mhos of 201, the property rf the Eight Hon. Lord Cork, from thro roof of his lordship's house, No. 1, Orsitoa-sti ea% A wand &barge against ths primmer* was spolola of fir stealing wpm pips from the raidrace of Sir WAIN Codriogtos, m Psoltqlscro, sad a rosmad wee voted it aisseqemey the primin<ts ban cesegued us las prima amp. - - SOUTHWARK. nista Any, eab drivir, No. 9e71, me dwell Oft =ugh* the death of Mary Hall, aged 6d, by driving over her. Werner, polloacontable 222 M, said that between seven and eight o'clock es Sunday morning he wee on duty near the London-bridge Railway Terminus, when he saw Ow primer rue down Duke-street totter* Tooley-street, 'Mk his horse and cab. He was &Meg very carefully, about Ix miles an hoer, end when leer the bottom of the hill. paring James-areet, witness saw a man and an elderly tamale creaming the read. The prisoner called oat to them, and slackers= his pace, but by acme means or other the vehicle pus= over the women, sad killed her. Wieser be lieved that she would bays escaped had it not been for the man who was with her. He pulled her back, sad before the pikes, weld pull ap, she was knocked down, sad the wheels L Mr hr. He coesidersd there wee no blame attached Mr. Vvir, Ulm prisoner's employer, him an needle= character for sobriety sad general Mr. Conte theory= that then would be an inquest ea the body of the deceased, thmsfore he should remand the papaw until Wednesday, and accept his own recognises= to spge ix. LAMBETH. laabeth Bevan, a dagle woman, about 37 years of am was charged with =vim caned the death of her illagW mete male child. The prisoner, who resided at 16, Cassden-eqoare, Peck ham, was delivered of the child, which was a healthy OW, in October, 1667. When *emerge= who attended her calW el the folioed's/ day assisted that she bed made arrangemeets for its bring *hence= et. About tee mouths afterwards she stated that it was to the enentry. On the polies goiog to the house a few days since the primmer said that the child only lived four or fire minntee; that she fainted, and whet' she came to herself the and was dead. She had not thought it worth while to register the birth= death of so young a child. She also said it wee buried in the back pods= but by whom it had been buried the did not know. Thapdice, on seezehing the_garden, bend the remains of the ohiM. The prisoner, to answer to the charge, repeated the state meat the had made to the police, and added that the thought she might have lain upon the child. Mr. Denoy, the eurgeon who attended her, dated that the prisoner had Informed him that her &See husband was the father of the child.—Re mended. tab) initUignue. COURT OF COMMON PLR/ilk-MAT 10. Bittimp at Nil Prim ta Illeessa.Belon Xr. Justin 1111. awl a O aseas J—( ury.) ILICIIAZDIOW 0. LZWU.—TIM STARS TOR • COCK 71011. TM. wee aa maths to reamer 261., potties et 100 i. de posited, to abide the wait at a oak fight. Mr. t asdeeM Hayes end Mr. Sere* gnawed for the ea; Mr. Edward Jean sad Mr. B. T. Williams t ddendeat. The *Mil melded et the Kb& Anne, Boatel, i boas Lit hp kb siellne-isrlsw sad' dedadast b as s ir ct ass el properly sal • issibente, liviag in the Mod et Card& Is tbe *lag of 1864 the debates; me- Wl%to the *fears awe. mated into an lea seine cooks at the 14th et April, eit= be a stake et NM He bad act =ds 1 •1 by eon, tad the *Wilk time& tbe wasp bir et s nth wend lberleoe, weed te tat a = Id wi aloud ti t o ur == Is the . Its 1.-• wait p thopidellf fa the ad., ad the plebtif slat the dishaleat M. by pea. set ea the dwell *eV* he Waded the dellarlest NM seas. The dabs babdieb dey. Me alma Is be asemed mat taiwaiburbat pale ielethead ▪ preaseed Its batanneara. WYa Ilawras, IM abbe the• ir, vas piped kOseedessi takend ever dis elabw o sed male[ add Moran amid Os a abbe dastailba the ewer. The *had. mall thee time w at swan that it bake led been seeds to likatlal anis. Habasipeads Matta bee n& sa seam apdra Bawer kr lel nerving as ssatast. Tke lbw applled le the delthisat be Ms slam et the maw. end the SWIM war, " neve emb try Hist pa assearip paid Kalb to berm be bleg u l rs = is tbs ere In ea MBank whisk bed ben bane • judge at ambers, It wee misled Mat bed Anew • letter Ind esat th e idebil‘ bat thepoeitively dialed the he bed embed ths now. Eel deo meted that tie trennatimi sew bombes &Meet Na et eeoldstallsg, ad the he last lime ad destreped Me Ms, end bed atm bed earthing le de with seek asaineders apse Om The die was Ned its ad& bed sat beta beleA s t wen T bat he defa bat by Mat* Is o lide dude[ admen vire wee was 4be set being shwa ▪ emeweemese et th e Maas et hi wip ; Math 111 Pore W it was he wbe irk the Red* that the U. vas alto 'data the plialk end that the *lab, elio paid bias, net M. Lisle, - the 1M a Blimfti He me betnistiose Y sae Hewn, ad she die 'weer was 'roomed he re. embed boa his stamp tile elegant for the plidetia, Mr. Limb, and Mr. Merges_ Tbaine, who had a the aiel, nett& Mr. Lewis led entaaribrd 361., and Yr. Mere= Themes 401. The meant coming to the pkthaid w, doer 181. Ma, sad witsea rasitiel IM. d it to Ce lr %l= . 'post, Wending to per the Wawa when he net Ides. 'The attorney who wed wee Mr. Witham, who ens alai ettotry fir Mr. lawie, end that =fa ay attorney." In Mr. Lewis. . Y es/ Mr. Wanda; w alled se • wither, tad he lasted that M teselval Mi barrakee Is ewe nevem bon Marie, end did net kaow that Mr. Low* who was lateen's am ity, W estythieg to dr with the saki sae steer the suit bad bewilnited sad willows to the Jury Mod •'a elle a =if fed 254 Thh was ea seeks to name demi= kw daaier, and the pies Ins est gaffity. Beth lbe plabM asd the islasbat belie at Himsem ma, the gabtiff being a tradable and beershopktoper, sad the defeat a herbs. Aceordisti lobe plaint 4" we, he west on &today, the 20th Mwoh, to the dekedeate to get &seed, and having sadder= that meat= he notiml that the dock-home had Ms reams& amid said to him. "Why, Jacob, yes have palled your dee-hear dom." be replied, "Amid Tete tins lee whoa ay ducks were stoke ;" sad be sided that the plaintiff had stolen shwa, and that they led her embed Ifhie km% sad a supper given to his Meas. The plaintiff 'ebb' to it he mast what he said ; sad he meld he ;did. The *bat( west hem, and, having consoled hi is wile sheet the stetter, he returnad to the de bilitate mil demedel his ebbe* tar whet he had said. The debeiset estased tegfw up his Maim Mt pebbled is hY sistmest, sad said he weld pm it. it was tor this alesikr, which, it was ask% had eireetsted through the Me* bserbsed, that dairy. wets Met TM delsadest &Wed Mob. lIMM that the plaintiff het ebbs the dub Mud ha sail be the &mei Wag, "I hem lost the dein sad In ales. to nada-staid that they mat Is per Mesa" The pielatiff wanted to know Me toil Ma. awl 1M delboist mild he would not tall him, heeperlmpsY night bar s It at tem &tore time. Tb jer7 Ibubd s Nadia Or the pl dutiff, damages 51, JUDGE, CHAMBEIII3.—MAT 16. (Bohn Mr. Junks Li..) LIRA' CORPUS TO TIODUCI A CIIILD MON A 10]I•II O•TROLIC ACIIOOL.-1i PARTS lAMB 111 . DONNILLIN WI MART AIX N.DONNILL. The else, which was repined an Friday, tame on before Mr. Jostles Rile at chambers as the stun of the write of holes Sew panted by the Court of Qleen's tench on Tkuroley. apes a eotbotle priest named Roberts sad a Mrs. WOmetty, the schoolmistress of the Rattan cat holic school Tort-etreet, Westafteeter,* produce Mary Ann sell, me hist wafer tweiniers of age. Mr. Oast Ryan =noire/ is semen of the application ; rd Mr. Deriliday sa ne Star side. Mr. Beildiday called the atesstion of his lordship to the us nee elite ere, whist cow Wore the Cost of Queen's Basel as Thursday, sad mid be lied a return to the writ of balm= *Ma be hoped weed be deemed suffic-ent. Hi ter would recollect that the Child was stated to have been leek reed at a Romeo cattail* shoot, away from her father; end Yr. Roberts, a priest . and lire. M'Carthy, the schoolusistrote, bed bees served with the writ to produce the child. The isernd ceased reed the return by the &fin danta, settees forth that the child came to the school of her own accord, sad left on the 6th April, and wee not under their control. or otherwise detained by them, or either of them. On the return which he had read he submitted that his lardaldp would consider that the matter had Inca an swered. Mr. Cook Evans apprehended that hie lordship would sot be satisfied with the return, unless a was disclosed who the child was to be found. There was weld= on the face of the return to show that the puttee did not know where the child wee, at least at the time the 'rebottle* wet mode to the Court of Quotes Basch, on Thursday last. Mr. Justice Rae sad • father wee no doubt entitled to the mato= of his child, ea he suggested whether ft would not be batter, without going into the use, for the parties to state when the Said was to be faux!. A father bed a sacred tract reposed fa ham, and was answorable both here and hereafter how be discharged his duty; and with ro ved to a child of mach ea ere as 12 yam, a faint was @Si ded to have it ceder his are. Mr. Botha= said he had several afildadts in answer, If it was umnesay to go into the case, which would Allow that the child wee stead to go home ; that her fattier had again married ; and the child, after she loft reboot on the 6th Apra, was found crying by a person (a friend) who had takes it ander protection. He weld also show that when the stepmother game to the shoot Mr. Roberts told her that the child would be gives to her father ; but when he called the child had left, and was found, as he had stated, in • distressed este, and &feat to go home, to conienence of the trainee= she had experienord. Mr. Cook Enna remarked that the simple questi-n was, dist the tether wanted the child to go to one acbcol and the &Rd wanted to ge to the Roman catholic echrol. lie de eded that therefrom's= grounds for the alleged ill.treatisist ef the child. A diecusion sees ea to the law on the subject, end seven* mow were referred to, including the recent ease of • child famed Ram. Mr. Justice/Me raid he was anxious If possible to mettle the goatee without going into the whol', cams as it =snide= that the coattoveray likely to sees would Involve a good deal seemeeel ersung from the religio la opinions of the puttee. He had waft to do with the quenion as to the treatment ' of the cilia, sad was not called upon glva to as opinion. Tire sleets were answerable for their conduct In that respect. AL he had to do was to decide that the father was entitled to the custody of his child, and to see whether any farther refor mation could be given when the child wog to be found, so that the lather might gn and take p c esesaioe of her. There to') he bad suggested that the beat course would be for the other side to state where the child was when the applicants wee made. Mr. %Sid= said there would be no objection to ghe the name and address of the party, but he emild not furnish it at preset, es he did not know rt. The child had been found by the servant of a party and taken are of, baring stated to the other children that her father would '• kill M r.^ His ankle vita would show the statement he had made. Re complaiseil of the statements which had gone font to the redeem log ea Mr. R, bens. who was a most respselski we, end whom he (Mr. Baddeley) lid known kr ems doe. Mr. Cook Roans said Mr. Robertson. se Swale web= Ow his relines. Perhaps his lordship Mall set she lie =kiss on the return at preterit. Mr. Justice Etle said the return would le sedloliet, with theoddreas of the child, end therefore it mild nook as it was st pretest. It wee then arranged that the address of the child amid be given to-morrow (this day), on winch the writ of Woos corpus woad be complete. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. MAT 16. (Bdino the Judge Ordlaarf.) rawnt AND Axotuva A. lICULTUOIPILAND ANOTHEIL ihie woe $ soh oriels" cat of the will of Mr. Timms Tomes, he. of How sear liefibesa, who died os the of December 11166, basin repel to the ammo, of MOM. or 6,0004 Probes@ is common lore had bees takes est by toe emootora, the dellisdeoes, and It was sow diepotel by the plilistiffe, Ms andse of ths &ceased. Tar dismed, $ widower without children, had bees • pismire@ ••••6sisrar is Oxford-street, but he Psi goon yews are said his hosbas, sad he bad since bees living at whew places with two ledges ol the same of Miller, to the aka re ribmi in Ma rem assir le rororre6 of fauvism', bat theirmethip hod besamovesiel ItlmMillerlefries& o• , the sewsed SO Ids arm wen then solletest. A dopt • mwellt helerie h death it woo Awl that he had &coated the will l i s co rtim is Mime Maim hmetromeal kr qu a.' ten raw MM XlYer, and the., Win stem Isesdas to ahem the row mow the roddos bias lelle Is Miss Millar maim. ilommest os the M el Derriaber, k im Mir bir bud, 6r Yr we too week te site without lsr esslstrais. The Sterne' I 1111WONIS MA the !milady of the basis at Boar, la which Ss pulite were lodes& end bee deter. Mr. newilee, Q C. (with when vu Mr. H. Xenia) on Shed of the alit et kis, orennested ow the nasatislactary usual Om of the reaudee alio will, and tired that at 3 .. dor the alier hit Mei to It, he had must to he rlrere,ll.C.77ed Dr. Tebbe= toseri, tonteeded that there yr se prearee bo oponitioe. TM lemeed Judge In snaming pined ent the re turlteble bet that - dee will had rantried mills atoll for thre g e r =belies edebtatts, of Hun emblem there was teriou thee the deoseeed wee me aware, mu no brierilt Tabiler. T ha lLerh ellhoet beeilidien, found a verdict for the &- fir C. Crunerall then sonoused for the will, and con densed the phintille la the torte. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—MAT 16. (Wore the le( Cothethathew.) 11 1C RICHARD KALOV. • The t baleen' wee • pal:alma Talleglea sea i was Whiled thee he had eweastel ad as ewer veal • Lege wee of atmey, he stead le had gall le sre reseed tor amyl borrowed, oat el • sera bid eseetesa am a are aka Thy two pair sold to bs rid ewers to the laq• mat, bat their evidence wee mat easels" le the beelyeet, eel lbe Odd Cratedeinto bane' that the maw hat eeseseled. — Aa - egfattelata woe mai b • atellMe he ea aljeented haft ea sem wham* bat dr loolveatiasalkaely filed hi eeeeek sad the gayeties IN the peewee modes was in mimes@ le Ids sejahertlea The area awash,' Trek: week foe the Ise hearing. IMBING ISC.APZ PROM TEI MODEL AMOY. On Saturday afternoon; between two and Ouse o'clock, • convict, sassed Hoary Edmonds, made his eager from the Model Priem, Pentoaville, in a way that hag axe, cited c maiderable surprise. The prisoner is an American by Meth, bur he has been a reeident in this country many yeses, sad once lived • respectable life as • commercial traveller. He, however, fell into bed habit., committed various sots of robbery at hotealys,, end in 1666 he was convicted at the Ches ter modes et Wahbg a tavern in that city, and esatanced to six yam* purl servitude. He wee meat up to London to arm • perlimet time at the Model Priace, and was honer tin sse e t rade. Here his general conduit wee op/41. maknolage may In tome way account for the &S -an no bevies such a watchful eye ever him ea other gefireneree and so affording him the opp ortunity of =a jacket and • peir of trousers out of - the sheet or to he bed, by which he wee enabled we beast ble imam It la Ostia that he was not t i st heel* sad on Saturday afternoon, the day being very be was engaged with a few other convicts In perkevaier some light duty in one of the gardens of the prism. By some mass he managed to steal away to the south boundary well of the gaol fronting the North Loudon H weir. Having possessed himself of a rope he secured the em of it to a piece of iron hoop, which be formed Into a Noah, and which he succeeded In getting over the top of the wall, some 26 feet or more in height. He then got two or Wee garden rakes or hoes, which he placed against the waft, and having divested himself of his mask aod a cies garb, and assumed his new dress, he mounted the and apparently without much difficulty, reached the top. Here occur, whet appears a remarkable part of the case. The point when he got over is not more than 20 or 30 yards from the Celedonisn.read, and be had to drop into • Aside road, along which persona are always passing sod children pisying. lie was even by several persona when he came above the wall, but being dressed in white be was thought to be some bricklayer or ehitawasher employed in the gaol. It seemed that be had some difficulty fa getting the rope on to descend, and to maks short work of it he dropped down a distance of perhaps fifteen or timely feet, and falling on his bands Igo rated them, end they blel freely. Fora moment arse be appeared to have been stunned by the fall; he, however, hastily got up and walked down the road by the side of the wall into the Caledonian road. He then hailed a cab, and telling the driver that he had had some dispute with his meter, end had got the wont of It, directed him to drive feet to wards Leedom. The driver states that be bad no einspieon that the man, either by his dries or memoir, bad out of prison. Aa they got purer town he directed %T a driver to proceed to Greek-street, Soho, and at a pawn beeker's be pledged tome false teeth which he worn for 7.., payieg the cabman be. foe his trouble. Edmonds the de and nothing hie Linn heard of bias Alice. Within =time otter he bad mated he wee missed by the officers el the prison, and active members of the polio. were sent off be all diesuiess in greet of biro, but up to yesterday after ! aeon no trace bad ben bad of him. He is represented to be U years of age, 6 feet S Melees In height, and of swarthy ea:aphis ion. MA REBTS TEI TORSION CORN TRADE. Mon the Kirk4aw Express ) The Parte Boar market darlog the week has lost all excite ment, and the movement has be -n somewhat retrograde, especially in the four mark., to the extent of 2 trance per 167 kilos.. 48 francs per 167 kilos. (equal to 31e. ed. per 280 lbs. English) teing the current prim for the moth of Nay. The general quotations bare remained conch the same, vie., 44 to 49 franca (295. to 325. per 280 la.); but sales were next to impossible without concessions. lo wheat, deo, tte rates have become easier, offers being plentiful for choice descriptioes at 25 f. 60 e. to 26 f. per seek of le Mot. (400. 3d. pee qr.), the decline on the week befits la 6d. to il. 3d. per qr. Rya marsh e 1 steady ; barley end nate rather deem. The cancelment of the decree of the 30th Sept. lad has reinstated the sliding-ecele. The country wheat samktte show flacenetione, many places being 1 franc pm beet. (2s. 3d. per qr.) de irer, while Beettwoot-ser-Serthe seal a decline of fully 3.. per qr., there being a heavy sup ply. Bordeaux, also, and Mem, were 2e. 3d. per qr. lower,' the east quality being offend at 19 francs per 80 biles. (44e.), with every appearance of a sal further declice. The same reaction hes alto appeared in Belgium. Tbs sudden wadi= of demand at - .Antwerp had lefisenced shest,s. 31. per qr. down. A like fall was also pronounced on ems, and a decbre of le. per qr. on rye sod barley; native wheat was quoted to 485., and rye to 28e. per qr. Nosy Oh • Were sold for eerie; comprising Rowien and Moist mete. Loomis. Cowart, sad Termierde, all came 2a is 4.. 6d. per or. lower for wheat. The Dutch markets bad also lea recedieg. At Rotterdam there was a decline equal to that at Antwerp in wheat, say 2e. to es. 64. per qr.; bat prior for white end real best qualities were yet Ms. par qr.; while oat. at Amsterdam were firm. The Bavarian markets were all dearer, as well as those of Switzerland, for wheat, with the sale exception of Romano- I hero, where there was a trilling deflate. Theta WY some calm in wheat at Bamberg, but little change to prime, the ra.es Wag 46. e. to 635., eye to 37e. Very tilan weather had been experienced in the neighbour hood of if, rite, and the crops generally ountinued to present a favourable appearance. Arrivals were increasing, sod the surplus was being stored for better markets. Rye had forth. dad ' and Gate improved, with a good demand. Wheat era qu ded to 605.; oats on the spot, and for July delivery, at dont 21s. 64. per qr. A calm had followed firm markets at Cologne, Keels*. berg, sod Kettle. Wheat at Oat laver plea was quoted 39.. 6d. to 46a. 61., barley to 24e., and oats to 21e. 3d. per gnat v. A very lei* dowsed for wheat had obtained in Dentlg, about 4,40 D qrs. having been placed at 435. to 67e. 6d. per qr.; Lot so there wee a calm with Wier rates. The barqum bid arrived at Rif' to the number of 180, and were its coorse of discharge. Vast& were rearm, and the chief attention was to the lading of o de, about 14,000 qrs. being sold on contract at 17s. di., Court& rye 27e. PT - Au V active trade bad been transacted at Petersburg in corn, "we being worth 41e. 61. to 41s. ed. per qr.; Cutanka held at 60a. ed.. oats to lea 64 per qr.. with buyers. la Algeria, better supplies sad the very promising appar ent* of the mope him ...el wheat prime. A cargo of Ta. games bard wheat bed lean placed at 28 fiance per 100 kilos. (equal to 61s. 6d. per qr.), and some mote wheat of &Mann at the same peke. French &dyke% and the teal vats of the place for ooneumptioe, were expected to keep prices at about the present keel till the new crops were got ie. At One hard wheat was quoted 30 'tabu per 100 Mho. (equal to 665. pee qr.) la this irovince, sa well as in Con sheaths, the harvest wee promieing; but there were soot* apprehensions of drought is the former locality. Advice* from Carta* were also unfavourable as Napa. drought, the heat of the seam having been extraordinary; indeed, in the math public prayers were offered to avert the calamity. At 8 et.o4er first quality flour was Belling at 41s. 61. per 280Ibe. The reareity of measly rather kept prices down, hut it wee held to be • gramma that the ports re. seised still closed egaisat feeeign corn. Is New York, With the canals tee erred, them lad been a dell time in cereal. and flour; bet the changes of value were unimportant. Canada flour ruled at 6 dole. 40e. to 7 doh. 40c. (equal to 255. 4J. to 301. ed.) per bl , fanny sad extra Ohio 6 dots 700. to 6 dole. 30c. (t Teel to 235. ed. to 265. 11d.) per tr'., choice to 7 dole. 60c. (Ma 10d.) Garet e fancy to . extra 6 doh. 40c. to 8 dole. (26e. 4d. to als. lid.), Miseouri 7to 9 dollar per Mt (28e. OJ. to 375.). Wheat was quiet, and sees limited, about 4000 qrs. being plarsed to three days. Writer. red to 1 dal 45r. per bushel (48e. 44. per qr. of 480 lbe ), white Kentucky to 1 dd. 80e. (60 a), Chicago dialog 93c. (31e.). lituptuente from tbs Ist to the 26th April 55, 810 Ws. Flour, 1,667 bushels whist. Shipments from the United States ahem the first of Sep- Mather kit year To United Kingdom. Elsewhere. Flom brie. 81,766 47,663 WLeut ....I.u.h. --• 44!,670 it:(iii K. •• • •bush. 343,797 , 2.4519 Law wirier* from New York report loot hoprowed 6e. pr Id., 2.4 wheat 10. to 2c. per bush. issinth sore Is. rid whiter having brought 1 del. 66e. yew bash. f 61... 6d.), sad white Kentucky 1 doL Me. (Nu pee of 48016 c). LONDON WW.LY Poet gormuni—NAT 14. DoP4l.o l lvamoi hank. MN La 4l 1M AC IrA 1.146 4410 ;us" wow sur• awl sisti maxi as 21 1.11.0 4.11; 11.43 14 6 1 .3141 en isAn IVlrni •. sa iliiiiiii, 4:7.........7:. 1 1 teal—% 47.... TALLOW.—The tallow market again declined last Week, reaching Ms. 9d. °Mohr to December, and 64e. 9,/. on or Were the end of June. On Saturday, however there woo seine litle !appearance of re-action, which hia been con densed to-day. Fmen St. Petersburg the market is quoted arm, at 200 ro. on the spst, whilst the exchange lise declined to Slid., coating about Ms. laid down kers, For Augoet the ' market is inseeve, exporters be evidently uswOling to sommulate engagements for distant perks& to*. present unsettled Mate of pontical *dare To-day our market in den, sad elate 65e. ; Jona, 665. to 66.. M. ; July to September, 665. 9d.; October to December, 66e. M. to 66e. 6d No Odom or An - tralian otheing. Town tallow, Ms. n et cub ; tough fee, le. l ld. Pain oil is lower, Ms. 10d. to 46e. Cocoa ant oil, Corldn, 42e. 106.. Ceylon, 41s. to 41e. 106.—(!ha the circular of Mean. &side and Charles, dated Monday evening.) COTTON.—LITIMPOOL, WAY 16.—Tha WY of COW* yan estimated at 6 h ooo balm. Its dammad outlaw, very I•ited; ;doss an is Amur of the Imitr. CATTLE.—Lresaroot., Yaw 16.—11 e apply of best le much smiler then lest Monday ; the demand fair, at higher Sheep and lambs in good supply and slow sale, at r i ;sr ta. pricee for mutton. Lamb sold very dear. COALS.-Lorrnow, KAT M.-Buddies West Hart ley, 17s. 3d. ; 8y...'. Betels West Hartley, 17e. 3d.; Banda. Hartley, 16e.; Grey's West Hanky 165.66.; Hastlnes Hartley, 17s. 3d .; Edison, .15s. 6d.; Lamb, n's West Hanley. 17e.; North Perey Hart ley les. 6d. ; Tanfleld Moor Bates, 12.. &I.; Walker Primrose, 13s. ; 16e. 9d.; Walls Id Hamm, lbs. 64. Wells lag 116, 15..66 .; Kids, 165.; Walls B ad Draft% Matas, les 96. ; Walls Bad Hatton Lyons, 16s. 6d. ,• Walls End leanbtas, 18s.; Walls gad Dorado°, 16s. N.; Walls End Casey, les. 9d.; Walls Bad Hartlepool, 17e. 61.; Walls End Bough Mall 16e. 3d.; Walla Bad Hellos, 17s. bd.; Walls End Bank Hartlepool, 16.. 3d ,; Walls End South Hellos , 17s; Walla End Thorpe, 16s. 61. ,• Elrehgrove Chagas, 21%. • Fortin! Daffryn Stearn, 219.-Ships at market, 66; sold, 62. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Ili WAIST& Mks Pr. Mop W. Taw. OM& MAWS moo& irt. BK We* MOW Arell 23. 4 a A err Task .1 thrift --- IN L 1.444 e. 217 UM a Welt 4,44 kg Agee 1 0 1. D 413314 ma 110wasisss ..-- 11l 1.064 1,146 1.771 1,311 mem doll IL =Wok. 1101.12 'Melees -- 341 UN 1423 7.476 lIU sad lake Won l6l 444 434 4 3 24 wile WIN Mao It On* 4Ol •-• WHO AIM 24011MIca.sad isilb 2014 10.454 4.470 13,026 *SU SHIPPING INTELLIGSNCE. CLBII•LTIES. Dee 7all. hem Perot Onto to the COBOL. Mann • l••• Oft the tea April. .od Wee sow fur Cosa. bat rotational sot day; new Arend at Ceara—Llorpool,Kay 16 flute Ikon, Corals It.Dosabl. fres 59BderiaBd. with oath WWI her Webs swot Onset W lentos et her toga. anima IS cloned to have ow Solo" lo—flelhworme. Mena IL Yon Mow, et Gir•Doolt. toss Offr/Wif 11. at. Jabs, ILL, won s nek tat no, su woe aboassed leo co twin sine ton WA A lad !vele Ilse I Itid bUlt•011i 11l Midi/ ; yen of her woe wane Oned•-libel. OM nortmod—A weelaeroble parties of the moo of the 014 ftalanie MIN Mirka forlieibemene. t o 0(0 of omen sod, &a, 11hod Is be damewed.—lnbas Hay 106. Oboe of WS. (e). moths nave= Velperebee said Oaks no at mei won after leaving the Inane ea the 17th Nana, end oak; arm mad passives and.—LtverpxL nay 16. Inb(Orese), was wrested at niseasystoo Nth hlerek—MOno yell IL Thous °stela Collesaer, toss alloash. tW WI ea In neer day. esormeseed dleehargho et a 0.0. tweley. Moo LSO Wee of woo wen nil without ammo; the nominal' is damaged by M or inaer.—onsel, Nay IL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amos (brig), Porter, tom gotsoot for llostio, Aprll 4, lot 47 los SS IS. Alkert_9•llatla, Steam, floe Now York Ott forks, lisy 1, lot 46 SS, klakants Howard (beam), @Slain, south, Mara 50, lac 3 15 11. kale W. Woes Hardsal, Ilkayool liurnehae. April P.lat 48 3 3 N. 1s 11 It w. Sim two &anal ken Hellmann. Hearn ). far SearoseW for Hoag lend 10 days. Wank U. Ist le as 12 10 If. ZwasCrarar Crean &OM Loads Ike Beeles. April 11. let 44 IL kb 41 10. Rally (Alp). from KOS& Mork laud kr Oak. April 7, Lt 14 8/ a lee? t 4 W. Iltusarnd (Swediat barque). fres Maas /cr the Channel 180 days. April SO, at 31 40 H. ka se 43 W. lalentalkasi (kip), Heavy, boa Liverpool fa Boston. Aprll 15, tat 4427. ka 4550. John Weber/a, horn Clyde for /loam April 19, lat 57 H. lea 44 W. Jobs Klsg (Bata barque), assess to the southward. Apra A, Ht Ifa boas 4/ W. Kolas (ablp). Vaughan, bean Liverpool We Portland (or Isatearti. ALIt Mist 41 SI, lost IR 0. ?cloaks Looks (Nerwestas kid). from Mauritius lee 034 78 days. 11 7 4. kt 17 la, leo MI 54 W. Persona (gritirtt barque). from Canton for Lando 102 lap. April Int 17 al N. km 41 19 W. Italotosw (Orilla ado). aandirg to the northward, Tab. 11,1 at 587 8. Ins ell 43 IL Sstermsa ..13.19). fain Calcutta for London 104 da) s Aprlllol, SM 10 UN, lea 43 10 W. THE MAIL BERTICE.-8017THAMPTON, MONDAY. —The Ptninealar end Oriental Company's steamship Va letta mat foe • trial trip this day, the result of which WY highly satisfactory. The Valetta will =spy the etetim tween Marmaillta and Malta. The Attsto, with the Watt India sad Ferrite math; the Tam, with the PeninSahr mail; the New York, for the United States, with the Ear lisb and German ; and the ammonia, with a chips letter malt from Ramberg to New York, will leave to-mor row. The Ripon, hourly expected, with the heavy pertion al the Hominy mail, will take out the Doubly malloof the WM. The Behar wOl leave on the 20th, with the Boat ladle and China matte. The Pere,: with the heavy portico of the Rest India ant China and dnetralim usily may be baked for on the teasing of the 19th. The steam &fp Katrina*, which a week since was chartered es a trans part by the French government, has suspended the owed= of refitting since her liejeaty'a proclamation ennuar.ding her enejeota to observe a strict neutrality. NORTH OP INDIA TRAMEOAD Com rANT.—The director. of *hie company have received a letter from the Conseil of India decri the ageacy of the company, on the ground Met the originallygoveramee Itself had determined torero out the proposals y_ made by the compmy. The ' direc•ors have th.mfore de ed made on immediately dividing the meets la head, emanatiag to la. 3,1. per there. This amount will be paid to the acripholders at the office of the comptay, surreadming their scrip_or beakers' receipt. [ A d Teri We Inept 3—HoLLoweir'a PILL6.—NNERGT. —Vivactrr.—Fo &wader ma loos eclat In the steam% liver. ‘e laded la aey 4terv . Zia• without inductee a marked deprewl.ei el strength sad anima to. To this corded the willow ownylelloe , mot. eye. and gait. Oener.lly there et Ole Whatley, creme alarm. .3,4 yb • WGw,WI , 6 Holloway's INN bate the faxen) of • winos off than I I.l•aliug sin.p , mon, sad Mould 43 mortal to whew low splrns ead slot o' coop ware die future sufferer the the animal inew•lee Ia Realise out of or er and +ante rennin Oner wra dlencrete all's . . Le's thaw aNUOllleras his ace as a certa/a antrum: cad to. ,NW it, need hardly be added, that a saaelde trite ko the lae , "zte result. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 111011711LD.-llm 13. M n.• alum smare, 1312Makmd, Um vire :1 .1. L. Bromflak% ITm , twin dmTrahtem OH AAAAA the M U. Wmd Clammy Cm of • gm, DAWBON.—May 11._t Opri . m3.l3leemel. Olmeheemil imee. the me OIL .—Yo7ll, st Brooks, Woof Wight. the wife of the Rev. J. P. Gem M.A., of &M. ZAZILDINK.—IIay 11, at Irwrirodo llours. rariatatil4 the ir:fe of. Mt. O. J. liawelotoo. of • daugttior. 12., at Upper Georgoatreet. Bryartitos Kure. )Jr.f . ••• • kW , . L. Holm, of a son. HILL.-11a7 Mat floaamore. Rido Ida of Maid, dm off e of Co .ad J. UM, of a von aa4 afar. RIGIBT.—Xay 16. at aldbortiald flare. Olanow, F. 4. eta aoa G § 7 Isi A 117 I MARRIAGES. BLAIE—AINBWORTII.—Iioy of Ittoboltoo. fonts, t•T tEJ Be'. T. Aloveorth, Wk.. C. P. lake. lion.. N.U . , of Beulah, T. rs or. Ilory,_danahter of tee hie W. Alooneth, .of Bimetal. bank. ow I.aseashiree BLAIIIDT—MITHILIUNOTON.—MuII i At the path•O dve. tfigl ak k gArd. Yo {PAIL. daughte'r of C. IL liFlt:ric o lf f tot ' fA et A Boobs. WILLMAN —JON NIL —Volt at the Cathethol. Maoebroef, Jkf raifltudlaiton. Mr. M. V. IJlllmoe. of Ilooebo.ter, t 1...11 d, daaen ter of th e WA 0. Jame. N.q.. of 1).olotty. •tfilol• DiAtTllB. U. at Idserbereue M. Jamie weei, 11. Gettlike. Sm. aged I& HILTON.- 11 11 la. it Gleoesterternale, Hyde Park. Hare wife of J. Mites. Sp. lt at Stratford Ire&N Ute t tbe Res I d leatkla. 1.0. L.. of =Adel Wiese. i. MOSPHATT.—Iiev idst Waverer**, my Ibeeneed Ftpan Ckrt. , ?" the karma Idle at aerates.% Mayotte, lade I • 1121311101-11ay 14, at Idabddea. IkeureekkeM Hr. J. taxer. sdaskaa. UP/ON —kW 13. at amity BA Niro. Nat Lab. J. VrW t. . mai TO. Mated and POWs.. WOMAN Ilse netse. d No. Street. ta the Ols et Mter, at the Oaks Neteet, Is the hydrae/ —TeatheT, 1 1 / 1 1 IT. balm lan ea I t On M ai l W . ; • Res& ig, Et, tar tram c &IA GEM 001X,P T' Pu MEM Willi 01111 I Wide at Yr los& I boa! I sKet alio al a H CV sad 11 S' Tail *Or