The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-31 00:00:00

GARIBALDI AT vARFSE. --- Tho Paildwoogese Gnaws Fe.b..Ahes the following tionotncnte : Nic• • clrotTlTorilla hunt 01 v%1 , 1 , 1.. The Incamo *boat loidafebt, %hue will arrive army* es a r +rose 4rim Vallee grey, eerier the order. rf Ciet eiees gear, 14. geeeral Me Illiofeety IC,eg Victor la. nota#_ Th. reeicierllty. Orme stir ietrilia• to Y Mew dune., risky, es Soy ahem with thus Ile emeties sod 140 do* Mask! ingsti7. he solids of into oppoulla Wog to take, do• MN mow sots as or shim the sacred tereder_ lea, the Nog oforder, tooomd. Ibuton, odd do Moro amid to Om bed woo Ito swim lls a. Z vs nuke thed el* Joel*/ ; M on dog thip la6p.ere:or sf sat less% mai M sag reef el velmellik. Vie. I'l elm !** At T nay MN, f. p.r.—The Mayor. Coo“ol. TY netball, Yosoodk Dei Srodony, Zoe ode PIeoTNIONAL 01001Tollioxiiii or ILN ter ZINO or TO TWOS AND 111 NitONNOVIIMLIOD. la *tee of fbe pewee eeeturee on y Ale day's MM d Oland Norm Oant.'d, rytecometheg fh• Obefesere if bie u tt em s.eedereigerd alialve known 61, fol. The t 11( er , itranl 1 0.Zestadi lls aft br i =lag :fts Emmassel la ekes Nue soliont,, vial beim fxwera esellealk elk Ile ins.'s'. nee thei wlfl be ram t 1 /be moseeor of pall, wise eed b. W od enetery see vele 1 I the sed acrid it ormedts to lie pekleobee 41 iV keg se the raked weed lII= to be ver eedTea ill eei ggi orle . :4l .llhe l oedieweer le M k et the good lkokkeo tie Vag Owe be eleale led Ido row 14 orb. Iwo esedegM os bin Owe *standar, preen fee elle yet et Ile emeebry awl at Italy Jake prima elves sessfee. The eiellimee of tM vey4lllenllalee essateleekser sell be be Os bees of ke old omeaks'oeer d lb. akin. Twigs. Mr Is t ism Iballape. Roy al eonlieles Omembokele lteiressileery, ¶ll PR T:PIOTIL Colimis.loNTA OP Ili 11•JINITT 1116 or ooftengto TO •*Reof MID 711111130/41/SM- RoOD. Fairt dalinee of tie county. an! ty tea aidelseeetbfeb all Habra webs ea eve la de notices] rat aplart AM. Ai* tk. vad•spmpe mat aonn•lnal MT, Its OM babes lie cedars ITIM the goretal otaataaadtag orpe of Alpine IClreautte, amiable a. Lao.. —I. Too.* than be flarteed two battaliese of valeedeots, comedic of tte lothatilesio at beta tt, sad app previous; y obeli its c.rgan.oott by Capri Neatatad Ls this pawpaw. 2. The dope el thaw ligninsat la sobebilebed ibe *oatmeal edam, as de Oboe S. Marti % wires will be ISIMMII b Mum do toi2 fo ire writhed air be =Il of Um ortoad, aad atialyped w• aubtaey WARM Se mete time tea ••••••1 aired will lot awaked, l• sew flanally with dome thee km alone to be pabitabeL Vow, May Si, - 1'eur , 44.11 Rojs CcauWow of aim, Ike Xis et CUICUIC4 THE urnlD STATES. (nor Oft OW mina NEW YOEIL, MAT 17. The belies of sympathy here with Sardinia and Franco is general and miry strong. The past *aeon of Lewis Napoleon ere all forgotten in the pity for the entrains of theme whose came he takes the field to defeat Every owe egress that it is mon estrous to ask of Italy to remain quiet one minute borer than she can help, and that any change in her condition meet of necessity be a change for the better. Even If Louis Napoleon be not sincere, and his reel object be the conversion of Italy into an appendage of the French crown, Italians can have so hesitation in choosing between French and Anstriaa dominatioe, and everybody knows that there is in reality no comparison between them. Most pee* on this side of the water consider it somewhat cool of the Engiish press and parliament to preach patience to a people who has* for forty years submitted in silence to an oppression of the most odious kind, and which so far hem as dergoing any mitigation was much less endurable hat year than in 1116. It is eves less excisable, it seems to as, to ask the Italians to sacrifice themselves to secure the balanos of power, than to ask them togs on trusting blindly to Providence and the future for ea amelioration of their condition. It is easy enough lot people whose basks ere always safe from the leak and who are themselves safe from the (linguae, whom houses and pspers are not liable to sightly inspec tion by the police, and whose sons are not liable to he consigned to the ranks of a hated forego army, to admire that nice adjuerment of Europe.. Egon and influences, by which each state is enabled to hold the others in check. It wears no doubt • charming aspect in Eaton-square, but at Milan it is quint another thing. Very possibly .t a absurd to suppose that Leak Napalm will secure free stitutions for Italy, seeing that he takes good can that France shall not enjoy thera—but there are various degrees of freedom as well as of happinem. To people in fall enjoyment of Magna Charts, and habeas corpus, and trial byjury and unbounded liberty of pen and tongue, it may possibly seem that life is worthless, if • man cannot vent his grievances in the newspapers. and vole for a borough member without receiving hints from a police-inspector to moist biro in the choice of a candidate. But there are many millions of people whose desires for the present fall short of this, and who are disposed to be very contest if they can only obtain ex emption from the stick, hoes secret trials, and long terms of eauselem imprisonment. All this, it WWI to us, should be taken into account in forming • judgment of the conduct of the Italians in joining the French. The eympathics of the United Stairs ere ummistekeably with then both, and the beet friends of England here are pained to see her hanging hank in doubt or indifference when the aim she Las so loog pri.feesed to have at heart is making a great effort for life. 'then Live rot been, so say all the acceante, Inch tamest prospects for many years as this year. and were certainly never has been too mush ground under esaivatiso. The promise of Illinois and the rich bottom lands of the valley of the Upper Nlwrimippi liksany tam with grain, and what with this glo rpm, promise. and the desmad which the war is ex peemo t. eccaMoo for breadstuff, the farmers are M We brig:lust spirits. Ic is wino satisfac'ioo, ton, to ee.ry oust she. earn far the welfare of the human my, to reflect that them is one enormous uon.itry in the world when dynastic wars are unknown, when great battles are only heard of, whore standing amiss are never seen, and whore, at this hoar, every wan is gold hetlth end railer of no crime is busy is the work of predue'imi fur his own bcce£:. All this can be said of this eJuotry yams! ::.,:udiss OA slave Butes ; for north ut Nlsson and I hsou'e line greater asset of human happiness, eithwed OTef • wider space, le still to be witnessed Wilt it. any other quarter of the g'obe. Th. siim. ire. paddle steamer. of 1.098 toss, Mantle, et flirt-AWL ty des now. boo Werke and Rap bi.klute Cowpony, for elm Soya! W..t toga Merl Co'os pry, will Ire I.wetted on Tlissiday an or, st tiro p.m. pre. Wiry. Hovel. NATIoNAL lar►twnty Ups Ennelott C..ott SIAS. .Lb kw ...wed literollty,prowsted nut sonlonasel down . ;wiwt RV to tbie lenetitution. litneeCoolto I.k.o►ntol.k•.'Helve' le trews• in Ito ifttlszthropie olinee f the lAA ..t S ty, Abe hes rew ntly ptsmetted • MO est lq toe W Soar:el Land, .sd n.lb.r to the lowlier a alerfeko . Tun lama fiat AND LOS, of Lint IN Lim e smarr.—Trossaey afttlaos Mr. aspaat I'v:to held • to,a itiquery la kesertterse•iesed lleleal mos, renal y tLr &name ar-s attaAtai the onterevh of the We a t ow ere la I Istrat•st. Th. teardst of the nadortaws te to whe tell And kale sot beim Lead. Mr. CLarlse Pear. •a. lb. C.ty I;vise, 'seeded le wan& the eau ea behalf of for caramelise el larielea. • aralabiref shames sue 'tossed .t easSierandelearb. sad Mr. Prima Levies othrs..l t's Ideraid euremer, the jury retool ed hAt Ie hoar so 4 tb.s retward • error I, tits tt.r d t. res the revel , rI • eioest, but they ware et opines that sir oa.sti.v of ia ardseiels hopes the lomat* of Meant. 11 ebbs& 1 sae swedes arid highly daalsreas te Ids aad prr orty la as astikbeinhead, sad Mao ewe a sada sight sot to b. versed vs la • mid se losaLty Lis the City .. Loaders. She tawdry 1.4.1 ease Nue. CoIIaITTAL roe MONDE! AT LlTirrOOL.—Alien Me•li.i.r. a feria d qaerrelseese sad d ..'piled vas yoked., tesenleard foe SW by as Liverpool magi.. Soles span • abuse ef sae* nor • aefght, .111. (Km. Saab ism.), "bon WA/10er swim! soh • rhisitity oratuarat aqnrrsNt/es eat real) in the tesp;e thet Lunt died as YAW. 'Lab Enidltgence. EQUITY COURTBr4IAT 30. (Moro V irCtraosier Mt Z. T. KJairinisy.) US RS Tin SIORTRITNISILAXII DISTRICT 11:11/1146 . tl PARTS lAOD►J.. This or came on on an adjoarneil aseamons from clam ** the arena berg rear lobe& Rhodes said Thorpe. Rhodes should to nerd in the hat of contriLu torn Oa the led of Apra, 1940, Mr. Joseph Knorr, ono et the regleloold obroisidane of tits bar, orate:yr 86 erns to Mts. balls R bed* die arm *lag give to the direr* sad die egged aft Ilpsomist to take Urn, be the this rear olie sed reran= of the Oa tim 1W of Apra, llieklift. Chow Bred, oleo • wileredebretabh* ured IS ether inane be Mrs. balm& Rhea* aid Is that ere eke Se regoisitsmadse we. lithe direrionahe dendbed thane as bre& Se elk of Timms " end the notice was =miere of Sire sad mparady rend: Then wee eke mar sperml be lake die slier* wilder to the rube awl regelana. el the beak, as to the Irmo NM The eteleleser of tom& la era cos were Rhea _by * tee el ealete, sad were ere le Weds rfla af There Mob" ea d a ce ll o of MM. wa made la ogee ef Se nee* and -by babe& Nolen The rade ef Se elm* breser, we pun herd rib the lasso of Ann Tway. art of lee s& ltbeigo► who by her will in 1836, end pored la 1842, dearly sire bee der* pre the whole of hag nal sad T pommel Wale le leer& Rhodes for Mr ma. M diel ef settlsoset vided that the lr rpm& he r bed el • female sheretelder sherd a b et be • marier ef dr mopes, be reran of seek shame se ebart be MM. da him ta soh capacity, bet &meld be at Morn be sell then or berme • norm of lke eingsay at his opus a giving • prosier near r the E= Mt. Thome Abodes took me slept nadir net and die erepsey ford to tar his receipts be Arise* lasered es the shorn ems la hie wife's sans. TM is 0. now bring word op olaranly, end Mr. mai lire. s had been pat os the list of con- Inhere. Hader then crcurtaacr it we. contoded that yeltre the sib mg the bashar was liable to costribute. Mr. lest t Mr. Timor Rhodes; Mr. Ilawitawjtr. l =ll be. Mrs. Labelle Rhode.; sad Mr. 0. M. Oar tar the odor Reggae*. Th. VianChredite eeld d had area freely admittr, with neer be Mn. Idlegiola that she could not be n maned on the Bey bet the roe of the hoard we. sot smite so dear. If the arse roe held by Mrs. Rhodes as • time rs ear Mn. Teem, it was clear that Mrs. Rhode. wake liableablia4a if aLe eabecgmaily brunt legetae doe might be • qmpares whether ihedfd not chanty become Mills. The cermet of the direetote la allowing the stares to he transtend len her ern bribing she we. a mar ried menu wee stream sad impn.pw. The deed contem plated that • monied woman should not be a shareholder, ar that rear the knatand should either become • member el die erapeny 10. rset of the shares, or that he should sell diest. The ditecton repent allowed the to be • sbare bolder out from her hoard. He c moldered that antler the wife nor the buried we. liable, and they mast be ruck of the lir. The sesta te oar mat of the rare. COURT OF QUERNI BENCH.--11AT 30. Si Is Doneo.—(laion Lord Campbsil, Mr. India W Mr. hides lairr. sod Mr. Jos*, Crompkor.) /MITI IP. Tug CX•XPOI. 1111L41,011 maaaarn CO/RANT. Is this ease, which wee ea seam of towage owe deems Inuit. brought by X,. E. T. Smith, the leases of Ttrurrlsee Theatre, against the Chennel Wanda Te Company, fler enereachmeale on ltieliesenreetronsdet a t Isle of Prietkied, a rerdkit for 10/. tess obtained by the plaintiff at the trial whirl look place before Mr. Intik* VA/limas et the sittings for Middlesex after bat term. Mr. Lush. Q.C., now stored fors rale, calling upon the plaintiff to oboe Liiese why a nonanit should sot be entered is lies of the verdict for 10/., as the ground that the de/ind eed wee sot liable for the herpes, ta quondam, inimeask es they bad entered Into a toatrait with Newell sad Co. to lay down the kir of telegraph of the company, and that they were tinder' not little for the trespass of Newell sad Compaq. ale grasteL SIMS fr. IMINZINS. . . Tithe MS, uhiat h.; bee; Coo7lll7bekr• the public to seed say lengthened ezplanetke, wet brought to • coeds eine to-dcry by du court gtring • unanimous verdkt is (AVOW at the defendant. Tha iSeTtioteat — isrue woe the title of the plaintiff's father, the late Mr. Wts of lirtieb Broady celebrity, to be con sidered the inventor of tbeniasuf.cture knows as "Betts's metal." which is a conibinetien of Un iind lead Weight about by ri llisg sad mechanic.l prewar,. The contendos for the defeedent was. that although tic. Bats obtaiced • patent for his process In reality it wee nothing mare than • revival of an invention of • man n imed "Dobbs," sad for which • patent had bees taken out so far back a. 1304. On the then band the plaintiff maintained that there wee en assettlel difference between the two patent.. He dialaimed all ilea of brine the dboovarer of the protest of combining tin and kid by fuses, but he claimed mg the discoverer of the process of combining them by roiling and inechanioal pressure, eel of the par ticular prep.:noose Is will, h the two metals ought to be need, se as to make the discovery of practical utiiity. La between the *lad/ and the resist defendant then had beta tee trials, tine test of which took place before 'fr. . 1 :mike Ede and a steci.l jury, at the Middlesex it alno erten, atter as tureategatics of • whale weskit meet was timid for (lie plaintiff, nth- Jen to 'MTh' points reserved for the court above. Acenrdagly a Isle nisi having be n obtained in Weer tins to ester the verdict fur the defeatist., on Satorday last the plaintiff shovel time at great length, Dud was fol lowed b 7 the defendant to• day, who upheld the rule. Os the tenalrtlaa of the argument thee I adshisie p ave their deskiam seriatim ; whirl was to the e Mc. th at Betts s Patent mold net Ine maistsinad ; that esbetantially they could die ewes so difference between the two inventi ma—thatof Bette sad that of Doble—ea - ept it be in the propor tions in which the two metals were combined, and the as to that, although Betts laid claim is his le credit for hi. propoethomoent of the two metals is thigeoperst; on of capeuies, set, GO rigerded the raml mpOrallos of the principle, he did not consider that as • material point In the invention. Os the other land, Debt in hie patent did no tie himself down to any particular opportinisocnt at the two i2.o•:*. The Siegetest moat than fcre be entered fun the defeidaut. As .areaeaawarray of csaael I ware ans. fa Manse, via.: fu the Outdid, tLa AtteteerGentral, Mr. Macaulay, Q.C., *war Mayes. Mr. U , boter. end Mr. 04.Ukm lb defoldaiat ; Mr. Mellor, Q.C., Mr. M. Smith, Q.C., Mr. cad I. Brews*. Andrew Balfour Elopaoiro, seed 44, and diesmibed aa • public lecturer, of No. 31, York-teapot, Commercial-road; Atlases.. Wakisson, 14, of Ceoll.etreed, Milo-end, maw.. tierce ; JoatioA Lathlif, 23, of No. 29, Tufted-street. St. Geormeein.the-Eaar, bihtlait baker; Alesaurier Bold, 64, of No. 30, Charldtrt-court, Wltitethapel, cooper • and Jima Miaow, 43, of No. 39, Usiveraly-street, Tottaaham-conrt road, chemist ; were brought beforo Mr. Self*, °barged with emoting a riot and dieturbanst at a lecture-hall at the corner of Pbilpot•streer. Commercid-road Rao aid wank ing James Portch, a police constable, No. 91 I f;, in the exe cution of his duty. Mr. Metcalfe, barrister, conducted the prosecution Iltoddart, solicitor, defended Reid and ILathhfif. The investigation lotted ems hours, sad created much Inane is • crowded court. There have been many dia . herhances in and about the lecture ball on Sunday evenings. Infidel doctrines have been die: wised sad advocated in the I hall, and complaints have more than mice been made by the Raw. Mr. Boowell, the %mahout of St. Phillip'e, Stepney, sad (Ahem, of the nature of the placer& exhibited ouaide the boll 'Hs prl.oner Hepburn is • largo and remarkably hig htail Seetchmeo, of sonowbat *metric hsbite, who has bean la the habit of reaching in the Wbitecberl-road, and the easel of Philpot-street, opposite the lecture-hell, egeiost 16ineoslana and Infidelity, mud Stn violence has isivelved him Il• linable with the (Vie on several oesseious. Kr. Metcalfe, in cloning the owe, said ha would not gay dm rs had disturbcd, a religious congregation, but had misled • riot, which was an offence sorbet the common M. The prieosers had enterrd a bone° whom • lecture was him delivered o• &edgy night, bad reamers to vio =olll yid les* in fear. Whatever might be the Maas or sotioes of these for whom be appeared, end el whence flaw they thought proper to mere, the pri =M dry entertained d3f.rept epialone, had so right to Nom. The time bed arrived when people of every religious creed might asremLie, cad the law, bo was guilt 1 var.. would not tolerate the perarcation of ono gee: by soother. Hepburn had already been convicted ones for die. I 'cubing • religions magnetites, end wee ellowed to go at far an his inverter into restognieastee to appear to receive ' Jwhen called upon, end the consequences of corn i&st • wend offence would be that be would be flood or implasesd. Upon other ociasiooli, Hepburn appeared in the besbessued, instig diog whore to commit riots, but on thin aeries lis wes in the foremost rank, and got op a meet dirgeseeful teens. The proplo for whom be appeared disturbed ao one, and had • I ight not to be disturbed them selves. William Marty, a young man, who raid he was managing clerk to • rol,i•or named Filby. of Feachurchr buildings, ma sworn, end on being asked by Mr. Sloddart If be beloved be the connate of the book on which be had Mho, the cork re{ lied la the sflirmetive. He aid he lived at No.27,llllramspe street, (Pepe,. 11e was rarritary to the Zoe Leedom Secular Society, width held It. meetings at the Oenseisid• bal. Philpotretreet. The eodety wee not • Yormetio era The booty belonged to Mr. Robert WhitelL On fleraday night, between 8 and 9 o'clock, a groat many peeves wars aactubled in the hell. Soddenly there wee • disturbance, and a ?orb wart made towards the ball by • number of per roes, among whom were tie go - 6 , mile., beaded by Ilepbers. They forced their way into the bell, without payment, sad were directed to 1 are. Repbura said be would stay as load ee he pleated. Hepburn th, n west to tba door end called our, .. Come IN boy.," and was there two or throe minutes, haranguing • mob that assembled. Several pencils teat COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MAT W. rushed forward, sad among them eery Wilson, Reid, and Lathliff. Gans ;meet bebiud dorm stowing and bawl (before Mr. Commentator tioldbars.) • Mg. He board Reid may, " Posh is, boys ; doss In em } amte 1 . trOltilALL STIVINS. with them ;" sad Waren Men shouted, ti Break The l•aa.krum4 s•t &outbid as • shmolealer, Ac., of 3, in, my boys ; push krwatd !" Hepburn pet up Royal En-barge. 7 Loi wee the remainatiou meeting. The his band and rallied the people, and • mew of accouata, prepared ` l by " vols. Hat , • at. nd over twelve g re at eoufusein ensued. Waiter, Ndfavoured to faros them mostate mr:rr to Ibe }At ro 111 Aped leer, sad median the out, sad closed a folding-dour upon thew Hepburn tried to Icllowiig :*.nss . —Te . redit•••re, 2,6391. US*. I Id. ; ditto hold- to bark the bolt. IV flocs. and Ohara, boomer, cagedint _sfeerre., 2641. Ira. Cd. ; PaLtliti-o, 811. 6.. 3 , 1•-•- to &Men a f .Idion-door and kept thaw eat for • short One. 3,3881...19.. lA. By debt r.. &tablet, IV , . rt.. Sol.' bad, At that tine Labia! sod. "Push la Ike door and tern them nu. as. 7d,!: MP f Y.. 215 '• 12 .- 6d .; 'leered ankles , aut." Wibon was aim shontiog end pushing aisles% the el.; ditto nrhi to emitters, 3191. Its.; 'spines, SOU lisx. Repines mid, " Now let us hoes the duo' • now be . 1 / 1 6 dl.; him " 4 P er m°4 Mow , . 27101. 14 . lit ;Ii • nth, my boys." There wee a twills tub ; the beep whisk TM espouse of the comtut mud In enormous ami the cam fully exemplifies the meat of a &deg tribunal to deter aim latem ern. BAIL COURT.-MAT 30. 8. • skir at NW Pntup —o:l4l . ore . Kr. Jurtice BM aid Comma ludic) 111ENDIRISOf I. lIIIAR.I.—Vsi AIID OCtVFATIOX. Thi was sa adios t..r the as end oceopatioa of apart mars to Upper Ssoymour•stemet, Pumamrsquare, Ist by the glaistot, wles is • arssan, in September, 11.67. to the do isos!ant seder • three flare' ammossus. The eareamset ant tssiei sodas seal ism serrid. The deteadaat, without ioulea axis, to quit, ssi,s,d to ham is September, 1838, bet the Flainriff you'd r. r seqee to the relichaishiah at the tonery. The defesdatt then pot in a psmou who was dr s.rkeu as sii.LL.ly emend, mist the planet It turned him oat. Ile woo monemed to the ruaty.oouit and had to pay for the mret. Ito aow brought hes as .ou so score she mi. The &dents was that he Lad east's' the &Muds mit by tura*/ mai the man who was psi is Reesman, cad tower co Iss swig not roc .ter. TM ;cry bead a verdict for the 2:1. lea. COURT OF EXCHRQUER.-MAY 30. Tbo wart wee ceenr'ed thrum/bout the day in homing erahrornts Y tbe came of 0.1,be .. the Livcric ol Dock Om path r Jadve to the fajury of cam of the platot d'. reseele oa Maus the dock from the Money. Sittings at Nisi Prins —(Bafors . 3k. Faros Bramwell mid Cosmos Janes.) STE•LI..-BILLS 01 LICRAMOF. Is Ms aim. the *adobe' of • SW et esli.nse fur 24/, 13e. beessb: 04 beds* egaiset sosetter, •h 4 dhe and see accept Mr. Field aappppeareed Wr the sishitid; Mr. Denman tepee tasted 'tie de_iindast. _ It &award from dr cue fw tt. t/alatiff that ths da /codas', Mr. Mary Beal , , bad boo moose, sud was tor toed as a limatic at Cliftet-tall Asylum, ni.ar flepterot, loot his traitor, Mr. Tt012116.0 Frehrick Biwa. silo bat bas b partnership with a /dr. II uttoa, as s soli etre, briught his up to Lotdos, ant trek leer ago for Um at 116, Gust Pottlaad-rtreot. Mr. Hew Baba had so saaulty of lOW., p.yable h4f-yrsrly, but lb. Isodlady be:ste sodas to wa:t a Wag, It was propmed should accept the b Is quertlcs, drams by Mr. !lonia, at whirl he wA/ to receive 114 10s. He lb.. walk., the Lin le the Er seam of Ma brother sad Mr. Ilutroa, at tho Cam brian stcorr, iff Posseut•rtwor. /dr. Irma.. Hoak took the bill to tar stsbet.6. sad be advitarsd •L 3/. .s It ; ill. 10s. was ems to lit. Hai.oa, sad tbri tralaic •as applied to to pay the debt owl swore *es if tha d feal.mt. Yr. Meares Beak. bl.. Haltom, ant Mr. Smith hurls/ ovldator Ia support of tiros ewe, the debars a.s thee VIM lato, b tla sosatioaoloa if Mr. Henry Beale, who sat/ ha ewe/ as my that tbs siosatars to the bill was ho, bat he did art tblok It was. ili;ll.7wiThip - 1,70;11;owd ap, Tkw jury Mai Li the pIAWLII for the amount ;Mr. THE EXPRESS, TITESDAY EVENING, MAY 31, 1859. 6961.1 a. 6d. ; liabilities, 611.6 r. 3d.; dellelesey, March 1, 1666, Marl. de. Id. ; errors, 101. ISt. U.-2,9901. 19.. Id. lir. Banat (from the ofilee of Mr. Byre) appeared for a ereditot who had bee, unable from Mars to prove kb debt, and wee, thendors, not allowed to oppose. The Wang* passed, therefore, witho:t m ;positine, all quash= bang reserved for the esstideate Astra dr debts proved were thew el Mr. Ears be be twos 91101. sod 9001.; and of • pelbeems k the wnla Oi the 74L London, Brighton, end h both coast Beam Camay Isr held the bolt was forced of, end the deer gave way. Part albs time be wee sweating Mr. Metalh—That his religion was better thin your. ? Wilmer—To. I thought be was • Roman catholic by his excitement. We have had a good dal of trouble with the Irish Roman catholic., who abound in the district. They are— Mr. SeUe—Come, I will have no national allusions. I don't went your opinions ben. The witness continued—Real had en =arra, and struck nee end Mr. Qua several Woes on the neck, and said to one of the poetise in the chapel, " Yon old -- oome out and fight.' Some on went for • policeress. A lady wee let tering AA. time, end she wee Interrupted end In great • her. Another lady begged of Ms to get her out, and was greatly terrified. Bhe wee afraid of being hurt. The leann wee completely interrupted, and 150 pima assembled, Mooting end bawling. When Hepburn was token by the police hie followers commenced hustling a police constable, and tried to rescue the defeedsets. Hepburn was imam away Immoral Sunday night •sit not the first oar that bad disturbed the congregation la the chapel. Hepburn leotutsd every Sunday in the street oppo eite the chapel. Stones had been repeatedly thrown at the door at the lecture-roam. Hepburn put a goat many aimless to the witmes, and made WOW lengthened obeervetione, emoting that the hell was a regular " blaspheming shop," where infidelity of the worst kind was avowed ; that one of his arms was withered and in a sling, and he could not act with the violence fai nted to him. While he was at the dace of the hell Whitell Eft him on the heed with a stick, and he thought hie head was broken. He was also seized by the throat. Ha wee not the_perom who called out to the mob. The other prionses, who were not defended by Mr. Sad den, also MGM ony participation in the afar, and coo- LW-nage. IPlek lr t . d litoddart—l have seen Hepburn in this court re peatedly, and I knew his Oh aria has been withered many yam. Robot Withal, of No. 1, Beilked-plain t Commendal- Toad, said be was the proprietor of the lonia hall, sad con firmed the evidence ad Hardy In every p o tlmier. Ile heard Ratra oblate " 0 011 M me hWys'' and whew be was d to lame be said he would pot, end that every one who pleseeihr atop had a right to be then. Weld struck at eve ene 'he could get at with , his enthrall., and bit at end Quirt. Red also said, "Cams out and fight, y -- although I am 20. years older than you." yon Sireh Jones, a respectable elderly women, said she was living at No. 2, Phiipot-street, seat door to the lecture-hall. She sew Hepburn opposite her door on Sunday night. He called oat, ' Come on my boys, I man to have • jolly mod row to-night." She heard gentlemen call out, "TAG - him away." Hepburn was very violent and noisy, and people tried to take him away. The witness than went on to state that she had no comfort on the Sabbath. Hepburn and made a great noise on every Sunday menial/. every preached e- Waller. delivered lectures there in the aPernoon, and there were lectures in the hall every Sunday night. It was most dia r rts-esamicatioe by Sir. Stoddart the witness said— "l don't preach in the hail. I was never inside of Otis my life. lam a protestant, end go to my parish church. It is a common thing every Sunday for rows to take place In front of my honer. I have had my things broken. Hepburn preaches outside while they preach inside the ball. I don't know weather blasphemy is taught in the bell or tot, for I was never there. Hepburn, the Scotch gentleman, preaches on a chair every Sunday morning, and then sends his cap round. ' INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-111Ay 30. (Bin the Odd Cmaelar.) IV 11 01 Tide care wee to-day lireaskt to a remand= by the kilted coninieskoer peonormoing an elaborate *ismer, which took him Ire me - ho hail to deliver, and 'Webbed tikes him some time torrep and to write. The la the are wee whether Mr. M.P.was • = the isaimat, es be alleged, to shoat 19,0001, m amettat al the Paris model Weis - UMW kir she worki=e, ar wbstber he wee • aided, be (Mr. Kennard) ar titir ease was beim the late Mr. Commissioner end after ids death it came Odom the karma Odd , mite bad demoted peat patisme te dodders the. nkit u r c =rl . lile desire. The • reviewed the entire ease, and concluded by ladles Mr. Kenaard to be a creditor of the imunjolvent, whose deka spinet Mr. Kennard he declared to be ust sad mhisial. The lossimed 'greened hie intention to publish the whole , case In • pmephird, wad sitar mying that the Mimed eon seissimer had arrived, kowtdre stoat of inftmeaden, at an mbar be had given a coudenrioas see) impromel jsi tle=on to beim the maw beim mart or law or egniry, and raid he ehoakl soma day ebb! idi dela maims Mr. Kamera, the weak* si par mait, and draw to the world the *ad end and nonster whiiit he bed Went (ed. Hie Honour, who had accorded permission to the bodimmt to address him far toe minutes, deeded the insolvent entit4d to the bendlt of the act, sad ordered him - (he Wag Os tail) to be discharged forthwith. The case wee concluded at eve o'clock. Crors-ezanined by Hepburn—You come at eleven testy Sunday morning and peach 011 one. I have remonstrated about the noise and confusion. The Sabbath Day le one of disturbance and rioting, and not one of peace to me and my neighbours. Hepburn—Am I to blame fur the distmbancea made by the teetotallers on Sunday afternoon P The volition was not .cowered. James Portub,poUce-oonetable, No. 91 K, mid that hawse celled upon to take Hepburn into custody on Sunday night between nine and tea o clock. There were about 200eens assembled. Several called out, "Take lea away." Hep burn became exceedingly violent, and said " I will not go; will are you lee, you old aesandreL" (The witness has bees thirty years and thee mouths is the lure..) Hs told Hepburn la must go away. The two am, Wi and DeWitt, came in trout of him sod saki Hepburn should not be token. Wilkinson had a bag minimising books with him. Witness was hustled, struck, and kicked. He heard Raid say, " Yon had better not take him." Several persons emplaned of Hepburn forcing himself tato the ball. Wil kinson laid his hand upon witness, and rid " You shall not take hint." la ercertmamination by Hepburn, the witness mid that testate! lectures were delivered in the afternoon. Yon, sir, are always asking a disturbaDoe." 13pm4n, police constable 334 IL, said that Hepburn was triad and convicted lee &marbles • oongregativn la a Moe =mite chapel four years ego, and was never called up foe judgment. He had frequently seen Hepburn preaching about Monnonite chapels. He had frequen.ly area Hepburn opposite the letturn-hall, and bad observed him pointing out Whitt:ill, and calling out He I. the best of a bad lot, who ought not to be tolerived In a Christian country." Mr. Btoddart hid his clients were respcc , able men, and were in Ptalpot-street by accident. They saw the old men Hepburn ill-used, and hearing the cries of " Shame," inter fered. Neither of them was in the intldel lecture-hall on Tuesday night. Mr. &Ire said Wilson, who was a mere lad, and bad better stick to his omfettionary Marines* in future, upght go. He should send the other pnwmars for trial. Mr. btoddart oftmed bail for his clients. Mr. We said he would take ball for each of tho prisoners to appear at tbo hliddlesez &miens. Mr. Stoddart put in bad for Reid. The other prisoner*, who said they would reserve their deface, were *rot away in the prison van to the Clerkenwell Hones of Detention. SUICIDE 0' A MEDICAL lIIIIDENT.-INQUABT. (Continued from yesterday'. Itspreu ) The deceased, it appeared, bad been brought op to the medical proferaion and had been with Dr. Bµnbridge. He purchased half an ounce of prosaic acid, at Hoopes's, Pail m•ll Bast, where he was known through his mammon with Dr. Bainbridge, the greater pert of which he took to put an end to his existence. A number of letters, books, and other articles, were found upon hint when he was removed to the dead house ; among them • letter addramad to the jury bed should sit upon him, explaining why he committed ths act of self destruction, and accurAng kW father of negligence. ThM latter wee read by the Jury in private, and they de cided that It was desirable that its contents should not be made public, as it involved matters wholly extraneous to the Inquiry, end did not bear upon the question of the sanity of the deceased. --- idr.lol;;SCOOke and Mr. aukasu bed ...a. a post. mortem exacathatkm of the body and bead, sad they could treesno sign of mental dimes.. It was stated that the do omed had slept is the New Cattle-market, sad had only bed a penny loaf to sabelet ea for these days ; mad, from dupli- Weekend upon him, it was evident he had been pledging much articles as only a person in extreme dietrase would die pose of. Mr. Close, an oilman, carrying on barium la Plesaant-roll, said the young man had not exactly lodged with him, but he had taken him in out of dimity. That was on the 11th of April. He bad seen him beim* that time, but not to speak to him. He did not apply to witnem to take him. He *as with him a fortnight or Miter. The father off,red to pay hie fare, through witoess, if he would go down to . Dover where his mother live% to see if she would do saytlung for hire. The father refused to speak to deoesaml, who used to complain of the treatment bin tether had imbjeoted him to. There wivi nothing strange in his manner or Irregular in hie habits, and he had said there was nothing for him to wiakto for in this world; be had neithee money nor Mende, and his father would do. no th ing for him; he had put him to a pro, !melon, brit would not carry him through with it, and bad detert , d him. - 111; 1. - 147Hnddleston, the father of deceased, woe then enemtned—He said he wee • surgeon, 16, Cornwell-Owe. Holloway, end the dammed awed to noddle with hint about January, 1868. He left in consequence of his having carried a knife, with which he threatened to murder witness. They wire not on Mans of Whales at all. He last saw him alive on the 23rd of April, and, ham teen In bodily her, he had consulted • proheelonel gendesnan (Malmwts, who wee now present welching the on. en his behalf) as to what stews should be taken for him protection. He went to the polies court, where he was advised not to propped then, bat in cons( queues of the 'ler= he felt he noel d not twelve him Into his house. In April he had to cell in the aid of the polio. On the 11th of that month deceased stopped his cur fye ht the road. He wed to see him about commonalty. On the 23rd he threatened violence with a stick. All Whine was passing down the road deceasei rushed out of some place brandishing a stick, sad exclaimed, "Now will Toe not speak to me, wilt yon speak 1" Witness said , " Alter what has happened, keep your distance." He then called a Police man, who protected hint, and ho want away. That was the lest time he saw him alive. Cross-examined—lt was two years ego dace decamped first threatened to murder hint with a knife. Had heard that be bad been found in his stable, but he had not ordered his mace to turn him out and refuse him admimion awn to the amble to sleep in; but ho did tell the man to lock the stable door and let no one in to deep them. At times he was very dirsiiated, and the original muse of their differences was his propeneity I,te hour. and laxity of conduct. lie was very besd.troag, Violent, and unruly in temper, so much so that his reason might he °verbatim:ed. Wh en the de ceased stopped hie hone on the 11th of Apra, he got out of the chafes, and left his servant and the polies to get rid of him. He received a letter from him on the 19th of May,which was refined to in the letter addressed to the jury. A solicitor who attended to watch the cue on behalf of the nattier sad some creditors of the deceased asked Mr. addle- Mon if his ace did not tell him, when he stopped the horse on the 11 th of April, that he was starving veldt hunger I' The wittier said he believed some expression of the .out wse made nes of. groom was then called Miaow* that mmed had threatened to am a knife to his father. l a n an swer to a juror he said his (whams's) mother had given di mmed& aseare victuals now and then when he said he was starving. He mice lodged at hie mother's, and once be &sad him In the stable. He did not exactly receive orders to an him out, but to prevent his coming in again. Mr. Huddleston, es bra be tem had always brought up Lie son kindly soli l they quarrelled. A juror —And was not that in oonsequimew of the non vialdsm his mother P Mr. Lewis objected to the question, as it related to matters that had nothing to do with the inquiry. The Conmer thought the question was beyond the issue. The juror said there ware all emits of rumours afloat, and If it were* falsehood that it was became the eon went to ma his mother that Mr. liuddleaton had so treated him, it was oily justice to him that the question should be put and • denial given. Mr. Ituddkelon volunteered to answer, but was stopped by his solicitor. The witness (Mr. Close) WU not allowed to state hie rm. eons for taking the deceased out of charity. Among the papers found on the deceased woo one apprising hies of a situation at 401. a year, with board and lodging, which the Coroner said would go to show that he had still some prcopeot when he committed the rash act, as the letter was dated but a few dila before he took the poison. After • very lengthened inquiry, twelve of the jury agreed to a medic* " That the deceased died from the eff ma of poisin adminiatered by his own hand, bat that there wee no widesce to satisfy them a to the state of his mind at the time." The protmedisp, which had excited a poi deal of interest ft fhe nedshbourhood, then terminated. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION HOUSE. Jaws Worthy,;;;:rtii-cizeii;d -r- f;s7lookisti youth, was charged with embezzlement. A few meths beck he entered the envies el Yr. Flied, et 10, Bishopegalastreet Without, hatter, as errand ben one part of his - ditty being to take home hats whim ordered by customers, end receive money In payment when specially suthorired to do so. Oa Saturday, the 111Dtk cif April, he wee sent with • hat, which had been ordered by lir. O. Payne, a. baker, Commercial-mad But, and wait authorised to receive 12s. if then paid. Yr. Payne wait lot, however, at home at the rime, and he was told to call again an Instruction which be very quiikty obeyed , for he called spin the next (Sun :garmorning, and Mr. Payne, althosah he thought it sharp _realer, paid the mosey without taking • receipt. Tlie prisoner said nothing about this mond call to his master, who sent him twice sub. seqnsatly for the messy, on each of which occasion' he re turned with me sense for Postponing payment ott the part of Yr. Payee. On the 13th May the prisoner wee sent with a hat, invoiced at 14a, to Yr. T. Barrett, watchmaker, North-plate, Kingaland-reed, and that gentleman also brag fn m home he wss told to call again for the money. With out being authorised to do so by his muter he west • second time • few days after, received the money without intimating the fact to Mr. Fleet, and applied it to his own purposes. These facts coming to Mr. Fleet's knowledge he questioned the prisoner, who at Bret denied having remind the mosey, but subsequently admitted that he had done so sad begged forgiveness, saying that he weld repay every heYpernay. lie was, however, given into custody, and the prcestator then first discovered, having engaged him without • character, that in 18.57 he was itenteaoed to twelve months' Imprisonment for • stealer offence. Committed for trial. WORSHIP-MEW. Berijonsix Jol.nsuri, greenvocer, Dorset-street, Opkaiak* wee charged with matting and wounding Mark Cottrell. Os the eVetlitig of &ittuday, April 80, the minas, sad Cottrell, whom WiVtll ere related, were goarrellieg In Spital ilelds-market, when the prisoner seized a cleaver, end struck the other man on the head with it, rendering him insensible end cutting away a re of Lis soap. Cottrell bad ever Diem been In the L'in&n oapitel, and was only now for the Int time able to appear. Committed for trial. MARLBOR01.101:1-13TREET. William dtaey, the driver of McNamara's Idiurston and Brompton omnibus No. 6061, w summoned for damaging Oresn's omnibus, No. 6,408, plying the same road, by wil fully and carelessly driving against ft. Involved In this Ina charge of &ages to paetengers by the ddendenee con dole. Henry Atkinson, the complainant, driver, deposed that be wait awn; his journey t, lir .copton, on the 18th instant , and was helled,.at 7 p.m., in the Regient•cirens, Oxford. d t a r i e ir'ar b a y er a th a e d imile 'l of hi poa : b oro ich nitu a l l. so l ld obi: against hie whet W d door that sibs was prevented from getting in. He, salting what he meant by that, poi ed a little on one side and aiwerde, by which course aloes the lady could get in , and he (witness) than went on his way. When near Piccadilly he wags/ an hailed, and on pulling up was driven against by the defen dant, who bad followed him duet, the pole running Into bis door panel on the off side. At estimate of the damage done had been made at W. The lady, whose nameless not publicly i gtven,connrcuel the complaint, and stated that if the veh icle she wee about to get in had we driven on the polo of the other would cer tainly have knocked bar down. Henry Jacobs, conductor of complainant's omnibus, also corroborat.d the *lateen's; and added that several pereone who wets is his vehicle complained of defendant'. conduct; that the actual mischief was occasioned by big wilfully swinging his borers round so as to mite the colliaion with kis pole agaieet the door panel. . . After sums (untie? evidence Mr. Bingham said the amount of damage had been proved by &respectable tredezmue to be 3/. its .hold therefore require the defend,ut to pay tbet sum. together with a fine of 20s. for careless and Ideal driving. 2711 SUPPOSED MURDER 47 RAMSGATE. RAMSGATF., MAT 30. Some additiocal particulars have just I;s:eisbrought to light In reference to this mysterious cam which may assist the public in coming to a eowlesion upon the limilea of murder or suicide. The 'dainty of the deceased lees Nen eatisfactotily secertalued. It appears that Burin; the ier • govq before the coroner the mike bed succeeded nt tasting the deceased up to the pint of his landing at Southampton, oaths Meg el Match, sea passenger by the Bremen, has New Yorlf. On the termination of the inquest, Sep rin. budget Livia, of the Itseasprate police, wrote toi the police authorities of New York, oonveyum to them all the known particulars of the cam, and requesting them to awertain, V nateible. the identity of tics decreed, and . the cereumstmaces ;side? which ha left'Anierioni. On 13:iturdat a reply wee re ceived to the following effect The deceased was s German, named Fgedeetek, or Friedrich Matters, and was known la New Emit, wsrs lie has two brothers living. Their nem:ears faoshmad Hang Matters, and they are not is very good COCRIZOINIPIS. The deceased, Frederick Matteis, arrived in New Yoek from Games,' about two years age, and while titers he worked m • butcher. One day, about 14 mouths ago, he was occupied In cutting moat for rouges by • machine. whoa by some accident hi. lilt hand be; ante entanekd in the machine, and the joints of the fore and second fingarewsee cut off. This was the mutilation which the cheand appeared wai.sus to conceal luring his stay in England. On the 16th Marsh last the deceas.d purchased a thket, at New York, to go by the steamship Bremen to Southampton, sad ha sailed in her on the 19th of the earn, month. Prior to his depletive Os mate it generally known that ho intended to return to Ger many. Its is supposed to have bad in his posse ion, on leaving America, from 160 to 2.50 d Bare. His father and mother, Jacob and Catherine Menem, are alive, and reside at " Wolheein Mutate's, Bayer, Germany." He is de scribed as a lemon of reserved mamma, but not bypocluew &Meal, nor subject to aberrwion of mind. From the above facts it would appear list the paper found near the deceased, sinned —as deciphered at the inquest.— ..Heinrich blatterigh," and announcing the transmission of No dollars to the mother of the writer, was written, not by the deceased himself, but by his brother. It may he renter ked that at the time the body we. lying in the Pier Soirchouse, oce of the spectivore who visited it inquired whether either of the persons in whore company the demand had been seen on the day preceding the minder am a butcher. The Inquiry (as our reporter uudenrood) was founded on the cirmuu.tanca of the wrist having been divided at the juitt, and also of there bring but ors stab In the body heeding direct to the heart. It was weeded, however, that in a use of murder the ,resole, oven if sequalattd with anatomy, can rarely take his sine with such calmness and certainty that nns stab to suillefeet to effect his object. The supposition that this was a ease of salt athqlation and suicide is undoubtedly streark ened by the cirtunist mcs of the decea.ed having bees a butcher. No intorruatinn has led been °Weisel to show a motive for Weide, but it i. considered not impreh,ble that the deorawd lost • largo priporti in of hi. mousy either by ganibbng or In soma whir way after his arrival in London, and that he res ilved to destroy himself. end, at the mime time. to remove the mutilated band, which would mere for hie ideatilleation. M.BO.VATION AT BOCBDALIL At the Rochdale petty sessions yesterday, Robert Chadwick, a working weaver sad owner ..fsorm cottage pro. =4 was °halted with having pmanated his lather, Chadwick, who died on the 7th Feleucr lest, at the resent eleetion for loath Laticashire, by r g his vote for Rawl.. Remota and L gh, the conservative candidates, et the ILJor-street polling.booth, In Rockdale. Thirteen magistrates were meant, Kr. George Ashworth presiding. The magistrates hating retired for some tints to consid er . „ their deasiou, seeunaaimonely of optima that Chad wick should be committed tir trial at the anima. Bail was dlowed, hinirelf in 601., nod two 'unitise ol 2U. each. SUICIDE OP AN °mope AT BROBNOLIPPB VAMP. BRORNCLIFFE CAMP, MAT M. A melancholy excitement has been created here by the soicide of • young lieutenant belonging to the Royal City of Dublin Militia, aimed Thorns' George Keogh. The rash PC. W.e committed very wirly yesterday morning, while the deoeaocd WY under class arrest ia his room. Various rumours are slat with reference to the MUM Ifi the arrest. • 601. note had been *Wen trout one of the ofilorre quarters, end it is reported that the deceased was suspected of being concerned in the shstracten or appropriation of it. The amber Is not known, but it is alleced that the deceased had "meetly cheesed a 601. no's et Dover. The deceased'. *lands reside in the neighbourhood of Dubin. This afternoon the totality coroner for the district, Mr. Thai. Thorpe Deimos, held an inquest en the body of the deceased in the mese-room of the regimen., when • number of witnesses ware ssumin,"i. It appeerod from the a videnoe that the deceased had been for some days much depressed in epirlts, and it had been Mated that lie was indebted to hie ompasy about 20/. On Saturday ha was @jokes to on the subject of the loss of the 501. note referred to, sad not answering questioos which were put to him I. a satielartory manner he woe placed under arrest. About 20 minutes before two of the text day the ofile,r on guild bead the deceased groaning, and knocked at the door, and receiving no answer be culled for asds•anos. When the door was broken open the deceased was found etroggbog on the bed, but quite insensible. He died immediately afterwards. There was nothing ommyed to him while he was under Arrest, except Lis dinner and some ale. An envelope was found on the table bearing the address, "Miss M. A. Roe, Sydmonds Court Cam's, Donnybrook, Dublin." Some pieces of an unfinished letter were also found, commencing, 'trimmest Ma,ian,—l Amite to you for the last time, as before this reaches you I will be no more." Tt is wu said to be in the deceAsed's handwriting. A bottle was also found beneath the mattress of the bed. Home U. Eire Powell said be bad known the deceased for the last year and a half. He had always found him eaergetic end eacitable in bid manner. He wan quite the contrary during the conversation with the colonel on Saturday last. It struck him that deceased's manner wee then so listless that it bsi &red on atupetani in. That was during the con versation which terminated in hie being placed under arrest. He also obacrved a peculiar ghastly sppearanos In his countenance. Pecuniary difficulties were iike4 to produce awl appearances. There was nothing, however, in the conduct of the deceased to lead to the supposition that he cottemplated suicide. Mr. lonsthao kiwi), surgeon to the regiment. said Its bed made a post-mortem cesmioation of the deceased, end found tho internal stirface of the stomach inflamed and die. organised, be had n.l doubt from prussic acid. The bottle pridaccd had contain. d prussic mid. It was quite possible that he might have taken oxalis acid as well, as witness did not think that praise acid would have produced the dia. orgmbiation of the stomach alone. The jury found thst " the deceased destroyed himself by poison while labouring under a fit of teniparary insanity." EXPLOSION AND Lose or LIFE AT GREENWICH. —Yesterday &taproom Mr. C. J. Cense coroner for Wog Hens, held an inquest at the Dub of %Vellington, Green wich, touching the death of John Carpenter, aged 31, who tut his life on Friday smiting last hoer the hoisting dart Iran odoityn at the chemical w. rks of Mr. Frank Clark Hill, situate in tr 0 Greenwich Marshes. It atikar• that the de mord bad le en anipt.yed at the factory betweau mein and eight yarn., and part of his duties waa t‘i artmd to the dis charging of arrtaiu chemicals h can a tap, ths preparation, of er being supplied to a receptacle at the top of an iron column, paring through different chambers, the column being so constructed as to allow of pipes fur the coastline" Omani being slosit'sd. The steam not Stpottirot to pus off so freely as usual, the deceased moulded to a gallery at the top of the column to ascertain the cause, when in an in stant the steam-pipe burst, hurling heavy iron plates, form ing the °Oaten, a great di stance, sod kitties the dammed an the spot. His body, when picked up, presented a frightful MARK. Ilvoas—West Maw*liss. Bawl Maim Plow ........ Oona Nada .... Ooeo~ Ititar—VE SinDON WZMY DOG& assuara—NAT a. 1 1 1110nol Whored Pr.Swu INS 1.746 11A17 14/111 13010 SUN 162,416 3.749 6,417 10 4 .172 ukr, ICJ; 19.979 299.4; 40 749 en 419-1 a 6 1.251 per 10.00 42.170 3011 1.040 1.106 11.6.117 7.491 791 1 41 1.:43 8711 CA 19.913 19.3 u TALLOW.—In consnasnos vine rapid arrivals from St. Poteraborg lad weak, and the annum of any further sees of a political character bearing ou the vales of tallow, our mar. bat declined, particularly for early petiode of delivery. At St. Petersburg the market remains firm, at 200 n. on spot , 198, Jane; 190, August; exchange, 33 to id. To-day the mutat has been steady, but without an activity, tho trade holding off in esticipation of deilveries —ex scale —on Jaws monads on Wednesday. Tin market leaves off--son. 640. 3d. to 61.; Jane, 64e. to 645. 3d.; July alms, 634; August to Sept., 66.. 3d. to 64.; Oct. to Dec., 665. 61. ti 1555. 9d. We have no Odeme or South Antenna oiled.. 100 tons of the latter dmcripdon wee sold on Saturday - Ai arrive/ on or Wore the end of July at 665. Town tallow, ; Sydney, 39.. to Ws. 20.; tallow Main, 615.; rough fat, 24. 101 d. Palm oil is Arm at 46a. to 47e., word. log to quality ; Cooolnut oil, Callan, 425. to 41 s . 10d . • Ceylon, 40s. lad.—(From the Circular of Mews. Smith nzg l Charles, &tad Monday evening.) COTTON.—Lnizzooz., MAT 10.— TM sales of eotton today are eethaatell et WACO bake. A good inquiry for cotton to-day. Prket of the hotter dew:Optima of Amerman en neatly ed. per W. deem then ea !Way lut. CATTLE.—LrvinirooL, Mew 30.—The supply of L:ef this day is unnonally large for the time of year; of Moo ■d lambs supply good; demand slow for beef, at msa. lower prices. Sheep and lambs in good deemed, athill Mom, CHlL9.—Lowhow, M a 30.—Clark' a West Hartley, 17a. ; Marsden Hartley, 16a. 6d.; Howard's West Hartlay, 170. • Taallrid Moor, 12a. 9d.• Teodeld Moor Batas, 13.. 9,1.! Wylam, lde.;' Walls Slid Haswell, 17a. lid.; 'Walls EGA Hartlepool 17e.; Walla End Hough Hall, lee.; Walls B a d Hellos, 16 .. 3d.; Walls End Whitworth, 16a.; Poweire Daffryn Steam, 21e.-3hips at market, 19 ; sold, 18. TRAFFIC RETIJRNB. Me Pr Mat- Tolsl. Tow , NM MOIL AMINO, Ul& UHL WO* WNW )417 7. • A Seri Trims el orris ..—.. Is &NO 003 11.757 wait maw las•l2. Dein& sod oar 1111••• It • o • ll* 1.024 1.9V3 WWI IS. Babb sad lake tl•eco .... IQ 141 SA TS a Wms Waurn glamor% -- 346 4)181 %or km 8,4,34 Wick *Mai Mu 11l 118•114••••••• ...... NI 17.73 lON Lab& One Or XIS lONS •.1•11 17A7 Ull‘lll. SHIPPING Th2ELLIGENCIL CASUALTY. ik trasT ais was load troy Lando. ter arir Itt n. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arse (Alp), has New Oelease Ica Liverpial, 7 der. May 1, Ist, 114 411. lea. 113 40. em tamp), Iteareitank team New 00011111 toe Liverpool, II dam April lat.lo 411a5.77 It. Dorothea (Oars). to Liverpool for City Paint, llay 8, of Cape _ . Berary.. Lothar. from liverpool for Coleetta. April 7. Illesereli of the Ore. troth Liverpool let Neve Tor% April 11, let 411 II Loa. IS W. Perels2 Mahar, has Claretta ler Ladle, Metre LI, lat. 10,1 ca. L Rearm from Mesas be Lemke, April 7. Ist 4. lea $5. Treat (lerese), ham Wake fair Cleylee, 40 dam lat. IA. be. is 60 W. EMIGRATION TO THE CAPE OP GOOD HOPL.—On Saturday last the emberlatios of the entignints for Table Bay wee completed at Southamptoe, on board the ship Har lington. There are 267 souls, equal to 231 i statute adults, comprising English, Irish, and Scotch, chiefly farm labourers, &mate demesne servants, rubble masons, bricklayers, car penters. and joiners. Sixty-four of this number were applied for by their parterre and friends in the colony. These emi grant. were 'elected by the Hon. Mr. Field, the Cape &ritualism Commissioner. SEARCH FOR HER MAJESTY'S SHIP SAPPHO.-- Her Meerty's colonial steamship Victoria had returned to Hobson'. Bay front a cruise in scorch of the remains of the 'opposed wreck it her Majesty's brig Sappho, and which, we regret, well not ettendmi with the stomas the patient en deavours of Commander Hemmen and the °Moen and. him command merited. Having landed Sir Henry Buddy at Port Albert on the 26th of February the Victoria cruised along the coast in the vicinity of W ikons Promontory, which wee carefully examined ; also the Tam Foot Rock (10 fat), Devil'. Tower, Curtis Island, Redondo Glenme's Monevent, the islands composing and Hogan's groups; also Hammock's Island. The sunken rock reported by the beck Dos Pedro 11. was also marched for, but in vain, the supposed position being between Gregg Island and the Siaters. The Sappho, when last seen, in February, 1868, was about 30 rallea west of Cape Otwey, the wind easterly, and standing off the island on the port tock,• weather tine at the time. She was then at the entrance of Based Strait*, and if she confirmed ber course would molt about tbe Har binger Rocks, which are situated north-meet of King'. Island. It is suggested that • ream-vessel with strong grappling' might perchance bring some of her remaine to light if she foundered off these trocke.—stestralia and Meta Zealand Gazette. BAILORS' ORPHAN GIRLS' SCHOOL AND HOME.— Yesterday the annual mewing of the fiends of this national Institution woo held in the theatre of the United Service Institution, Pall-mall. The girls themselves, 61 in number, were present, and in their neat costume, which contained the three colours of the flag of England—ma, white, and blue— gave en appearance of animation to the meeting. Lord Bbury occupied the chair. There were also present Earl Mowers, Admiral Verson Harcourt, Hoo. Captain Maude, Rev. Mr. ht`Caul, Rev. B. Maguire, Mr. Ormsby Gore, Ac., he. The report congratulated the meeting upon the improved character of the charity's finance'. They commenced the year with • balance in band of 2,6394 19e. td., and at the close of the year it amounted to 7,3161. The ordinsty income had within the same period increased from 1,0071. as. 104. to 2,8031. 19e. lld. The committee alio received 2,7001. from • society far the rebel of the wives of the sailors end marioes slain in the Russian war on mediate that they should add to it 1,8001., and charge the sum total with certain inanities to there women, the committee to have the whole when the annuities fell in. It was intended to raise a new building for the accommoda tion of 300 orphans, and a special appeal would be made to the public for the necessary funds. The girls were Untreated Innesehold dude. of every kind, turd II qualified for ser vants in the course of the year. Hassles and scarlatina had visited the Home, bat all the cLi:dren attacked by them re covered. There was, however, one death from consumption. This report was adopted ; and some other business having been disposed of the proceiditp terminated. [Advertisement.] —le it poeeible to select a Watch iowl We It ant direct hum the London onoutteturer *tit art Anglia& /reload. doethrod. or Wales, without ••pnwora It Is; of 3 . ll 4 lM ram int l ;ll .l .,'h°,t42'lll 7:"l‘cr ~..Tr•‘ "1 11. 1‘ ) ; favourab his mw Itlostratod iwinwhlct on 'Moms (free oT two gamy. coo ( idea and bogg-on wore:atlas co to what watel 1. Lay. end bow to we It. Nu out should touchers • watch without tr.t.tmiLOS It. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. OAIIPRICI.I.—Msy 211. ►t Croydon. the 1,19, of A. C. CUD pt.ol. E. II I N GDON.—M A. P. ay Itto e 7. intos. Edq ttla artless.borougb. Bt. Jolei.vtoo I. ths II • •et tyrimos.—May U. at Wthaltlalon. Mn Philip Henry Lawrence• -- of •• a we. ▪ ACOILLIT R AT.—Nar V. at )(rade too square. Natoli3Ole, the wife of D. MasaiMoroi. or • t.... r. NEWTON —Nay IS, the wife of .1. Newton. EN, of EL Laohord'• terrace. Otaliritill Vinl of a son. Pillinl.-11•7 17. it Prabridgoilliaa Batorator. the Info of E. B. Patio. Eau, of a eon. NIA NS/ff.—Nat 21. at Ikhlut read. Bt. Johaa•waod e 3lra F. &stub/ of &datable,. BTOILTZ —May 27. at Bold stmt. Liverpolal. the info of 11r. P. Stout. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BLAIR—COOK. —May 24. at St. Jut.... Notting AM 11 the Ital. J. P. Or% 11. A., l'. R. ItLlr. to Mimbuth. 4.AWltter ef the late O. Cook, Erg.. of Roc: tv:k HU. 11011—A NOSS StN.—lt..y M NlAlohs. FMghton. ny tba Her. M. SOILR.W. Nam. Atorrnunnt, Su—es, to K..s.eth daugMAr of W. linden.% Sv. of br.< 1,1 ... WAL R —BROW N.—Mat 2d. at At t 4 lrt Rah. by the It‘r Furlong. S. Water, !Ay.. litrat.4 to Agnes loan. dawhter aS. 8r0.,. Gq.. or Bath. W !LAOS—PA RT 11l DOE.—ltty witt i er V. W. Wil.^n. FM.* al IL. H I Lag Grlnatead. W Wien. d wittier 01 the , tt , e J. P." 0" LAA., M NorUt Rogan. BLAILIL—MaT la. M BDINTON—MaI :6. it Pickering. York-shire, T. Bo lntoo. 5.01. seed 71. Llus WAINOTON.-41si1 2T. at lk 114teetorl lSorm, BeerJley, Ether wirier w. >s hsslueSeh. Eut...e> , 44 . OILPIN.—)day rd. Miry Loserctia. .I..ughter et C. 011ela. 11. P., had 17. BILIIIILTON.—Msy 27,5 t Perham aware. the Duchess Douai of Hamilton. Liverpool. Mr. 3. nal. Seimmoners woe nailed toe and grantiAl againat Mitchell, Briarley, and lined. &pretence, the feeKree, owing to thVictiou of the iteani, betag acranaly discernible, while the Anil had received severs Wary. The jory arid the Meade of the deceased having es. ____--- peeve. d &dee*. to have Goldin*. of a sitionlitio character es to the canoe of the explosion, the inquiry wee adjourned for [Advertisement] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. —. PIS- that pulp ~ c. The eocesaed Las left a wife and sic ail a•••• or W 44 ' , (7 4 ,, ..4M.-1. 1 .4 , W.P.M.. re...... 1 &Milt/. tout. &on. cud the widow is new near late costinewew. and Gan allm.r.t. t.. ..1.1 41 the Inhabitant...l I mita sad all La. on seasither are te , e.r•y 411 . 1 1 4 . ba askily on, ti Owl. the rottarsuoe SHOCKING OCCURRENCIL-1 he wife of Richard neiedlee aro at toot when tie cot.o.iutho e ,se booklet up. the Walton, of llowdua Close, placed her infant, nine weeks old, frraws•r eel ...out novo. oaaolault teo'tel. I' • •rOwit• woe. in a pn - a• to 1, on Friday afternoon, and retard for s minute - and the mint Makin; Into del.. .Amer h e damn, ft I. u , Vs.T WI Isto •,11• 111 the siennah boar- to n dere th e giqj...l L A ee ,,,,,t e l 1 „,,,,,,,, or so to es slj , fides room. Bee rioter b r in g engaged in • _ toperfeet health *at *Goa. if a !or tool he or,. to thew adsolnOld cle.siog the aunt, end not knowing that the child was In i tol sad Tubhabod by WiL114111(11.0 BALI*, of Se. S. Lenthwj Cs. The? ". II" "- . “ i°4 " ° W. ` l.l° ' rtz• ° ' l4 t ° °N , la d, put the bad up. Oa the mother's return the child was 1t 5 1',.., i „ u.,,, at , et L ee e wara = 3 .e tees OW*. Is terother4 Kb, „r yb...0. ~, room and Mouth. 'Stay tatnly ids* mad. Hat 11. Iffe. Ms lie th e waratied vital qua Sound iltod.—kiu.krktwl Times. Wrest. ta the Predated TIOLTO24.—Xim '7S. MtioMitamMem. T. H. notice. mr , l KIRKWOOD.—Mm 2.:, M Nowberize Bowe . not limb, Limit.• o.lama T. K1A.4.1. a;ml a. lIKYOOOD.—May 14 V. Meatood. Em..M Ls :Monte Bezhton. DICATOB. 0k DEVITT et PACE daptth. h hr. i Z tsr . !Comm ITIOAsge t: sad 111 DEVfTT el P =lll. els WI AM . peon Broil • TWAIN with Maim of turn L'7147,e1 •• rrfo• r 11. ota dLa of frol maimed; or.° I Kt:: Of PACE be mil po AI I Moe. Doeka Pm mod e foetal dire =from du or emeleo I of MS • Ely 110Ittemtrut. holed fret. nQes inrm W PAM tl• river mbar L Zadb Dock.. 7 sexcamiebike lb% dr aeon • beasM Nam of bight or Lb on lorobrooL nEvrrr of C PA aele dlf =i s o Irp g rat Commander ; L. the Lastrthen I dais. and ode tartar Wheel. ri EV I TT at PAC: afar, baAltut the epliadM fast i llr c Les =AI apirmaitc7 t lion to cabin i W 310012. i WIIITTI PA 2 Seri.' by Yawn. W. I W and fa a Mr madam a s i rd la n i tat MOORS, P. M D EV ITT of PM! er, under Op TMy with ; rot' VON. CornroLn aDd4r the lo.p bad. BEG ba• = ger p p tkiet 1021‘ dog Ida Do (WOW SP Up. M DIVITT am DEVM of PAC Plymouth hos rtaay,f.coo lying In UM La mown ; peat bounty Untoto the ammo. I 4 Evir a PAC 10I1r. SE LLI P D4l teiirttron Is one of the f aptmdid poop. Nor freight o Nowt. hRITIS sod VI 19111 of J I M . Bo u ti ; UESSI BIM &ALIA —I Ip. IHre4 erisbniNd el FOTLINROI ?Ms iu for tin A well udr WWI. c af r e Ow ! P k v. Y SIMIL f TEA?, POOL PHILA Sair fall embark a SW SOS ` ld t No. ILNOA CITY Z CITY 0 ChM' par Perward p Pamsper. wlftaftesou lot futile WI. lAPer Ern MAI POOL and I Gamin elber yowl. A Prams roes or It Dorton,ia cal cabl„26 H.. York, garb aad 4.10 _au Dome:i "; pool. W Ilimenr• te sod II•utlb la Worm Ind 6.10 a.g or fa" • 0•11/7 I afS. its, bi ri T"' !war !tAe A teZbeel;' the 3ht of the f o_l!o2.rrr sad sdw%‘ thy. ddd tm. be du .lx mime ThM i m HlTdt Auditor. c ton for Of order, OIL ell floara!lo BMW am voluaLlo AYE from Mit* to oit ..t .4., OW DOM Mints COR NI Setting oi by Um I ketlmool the ll Itlgen all) out Robert A eon, to Mod hit, H E / easeeedu p Wvlatinsk. will RILL,: