The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-20 00:00:00

4 IMMIAL P. 116178 X Or COMIKONS.—TEDILSDAY, MAT 19. tb? &ism task Yr *hair at 4 dais& FILM= Busarses. TIMP tanows WY man mad • third time :—Bipillora 01_sa WM'', Liverpool Improvement, Liverpool ltmlway (additional powers), Yid losiiamearramPaimom brumbl, Noweentiespou-Tyne and Bare Miele Slavad Gat. and Swamis liar . bsor Toast. CHDrA. --- tWesel SYKES pea nation that on Monday lie would he Under Elareakrzy of Mate tor Foreign Affairs by whet kw, rale, or eedismen British unbinds in China were Left to trial s asesninr courts for breaches of neutrality is the present siva war is Claim RERBEET.—PERSONAL EXPLANATION& firr B.HOMTHabilt deka psmalision of the home to Nam • pereasel amplanalise with repast to what bad fallen ease tram to ma Friday leak and which had dim , wale manor te his hem friend the member for Tanntoo (Mr. 0. Beetinek). His has hied mewed to be ander the ho. Mallathat he MIS elated the part of Mr. Herbert that his s trirad had se authority from that gentleman for aiding what be did. He (Sir 8. Northcote) had sines liela Ma. Herbst. and Mr. Herten tally admitted that the batsmen danced by kis hoe. friend misfit not unnaturally he ism hem theesermreation which him hon. friend had with Mr. Herbert All that Mr. Hubert meant was that beesuil net wietiene the work aids be received each re namenalice r wield jedify him in devoting hie time to it. Mr. C. BKNTINCIC said, Ilia what had Mee from his hem hired, it was umaseseeary for him to say that he bed wadisisat authority ter nuking the statement he did. A. ▪ pommel friend of Mr. Herbert he should taint to as; any thing that would distress him, or in any way prsjadwe his FORCED CONTRIBUTIONS IN JUTLAN D. Mr. WHITESIDE seed the Under Secretary of State for Mance A ffairs whether it was true that contributions win exacted by the PrOAliall army from the people of Den mark, sad whether it was in accordance with the terms the armistice agreed upon that the Premien army should be at liberty to levy those contributions. Mr. LAYARD end it was the understanding of the Con ferees, that, after the suspension of hostilities, no more contribution should be raised in Jutland ; •on the contrary, it w agreed that all provision should be paid for. He bed nee the newspapers that forced entribetices had been mind, but her Majesty's government had received no infor mation to that effect. THE AUSTRIAN SQUADRON. Sir J. PAKINOTON inked whether there was an► troth in the statement that an Austrian Beet wee about to pro ceed to the Baltic. Sir 6. GREY said be had act teen the statement referred to, aid he wee eat aware that the government had received say iaformatime a the eub'ect. lir. LAYARD b the fact wee • part of the AUfililla squadron had been left babied at Isben. He premised t►ey were prooseding to join the other squadron, sot is the Baltic, bat in the North Sea. • THE EMIGRATION FROM CIRCASSIA. In reply to Mr. HillWlBBY, Mr. LAYARD said the government had received des- patches from Coodantieople sod the shores of the Black Bea, stating that a very large emigration from (Jimmie bad taken place. [Mr. HIEBILSSY—Foreed So far forced ant Oinmaisis bad been subdued by Rues* and that the Outeseisee felt it was impossible for them to live under the dominion of Russia. They had taken refuge in Turkey, sad the Sultan himself subscribed a large sum for their relief. A great mortality had taken place amongs► them. CHURCH BUILDINGS ACT BILL. In reply te air I. PAL A, Sir G. GREY mid the bill would not be taken before the 26th. THE NEW NATIONAL GALLERY. Lord J. MANNERS gave notice that whoa thy First Oornisissiouer of Works proposed the vote of 150,0001. for building a national gallery, be should oppose the vote, with ► view of retaining the gallery in its present posi tion. (Hear, hear.) SUPPLY. hir. MA'irt brought up the report on supply, which waa agreed to. THE LATE ME. DYCES PICTURES. In reply to Mr. C. Beirruecc, Mr. COWPER said that Mr. Dyes had received the total payment of his pictures in advance. He completed six pace* and two /*maimed unfinished. No decision had been some to with regard to the week or the mans,, but with regard to demaadieg beck any portion of the money from Mr. Dyes', family. every ooninderation would be given to their position. (Hew, beer.) UNION ASSIMMENTS COMMITTEE ACT AMEND- MENT BILL 'rho house west intooonunilies on this bill, sod claim 1 11411 . 00.1 to. The reinainisg chums were .used to, and the house mourned. THE RAILWAY COMPANIES' POWERS BILL AND THE RAILWAY COMPANIES' FACILITIES BILL. The house week Leto oceirmittes, pro forme, on these bills for the purpose of introducing amendments sad having the lulls reprinted. The hones resumed. THE SUMMARY PROCEDURE (SCOTLAND) BILL AND THE ADMIRALTY LANDS AND WORKS BILLS. These bills were severally reed a third time sad pissed. THE LIMITED PENALTIES BILL. Thia bill woe read • mooed time. COUNTY VOTERS (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL On the motion of Mr. DOILOON leave was Weis to bring in a bill to amend the Regietestion of County Voters in Eng land and Wales. HIGHWAYS ACT AMENDMENT BILL. Sir G. OBEY moved for leave to introduce • bill to 'tweed the act for the better managemeot of highways in England. The right boo. gentleman said that this wee • bill to emend the act passed • few years ago, and which had upon the whole bad a satisfactory operation. That act had bees adopted in 33 or 34 counties. and in the great lealnritY them throughout the whole of those counties, but in others mays part of them. Although the working of the act had bees no tatisfactory, still there were part of the oountry where it could not be so readily applied as it wan desir ed- Be had received numerous suggestions from persons who bad been coecerned in the working of the act, and therefore moll qualified to judge of its operation, and they desired that entain amendments should be made so that the act might be made MOTO useful in mining districts, and so that the samisen of the highway boards might be more equitably adjusted. Leave IMO thee gives to bring is the bull, which was ac cordingly brought Is and read • • first time ; seco n d rea di es Tniusday neat. pie house 'dimmed at five minutes peas non o'cicck. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIIIN IN PARLIA 71ENT.—Yaeterday, the committee appoisted to impure into Unionistu of the competing lines of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, sad Lancashire Union Railways, m anned its inquiry when the engiaerring evidence of Mr. Harrison and Mr. Bosch is connection with the latter pro ject, Mr. Matewetber, Q.C., and Mr. haploid], eraminieg, accepted the entire sitting of the commithes, which stands Awned to this day. Tug NEW TOWN-HA LL AT TI V ERTO N. —T he inauguration of the new Town-hall at Maarten—air event which had been looked forward to with considerable interest in the neighbourhood—took place yesterday ; but the care stony was shorn of more than half its lathiest by the absence of Lord Paleserstoo, who had consented to take the meat promisee% part in it. We learn from a special edition of the Tirerfou Oesette, that yesterday morning's ,cat brought the following communic a ti on from his lordship, dated from Brocket-hall, Hertfordshire:—" I came down ben for a few days for the country air. am better, and hope to be able to get to the House of Commies as Friday by lying still till then, but 1 could net have goes to Tiverton to-morrow. Lord Fortescue will take my place oo Thurs day, sad I hope that this arrangement will prove ac,..ept able." In the course of his address LordeFortescue, refer' , lag to the 'bosom of Lord Palmerston, and to some expres sions of disappointment and dissatisfaction thereat, said— . Hie excuses for not being present on this occasion are, 11/S, too well founded, and no one can regret more than himself his inabilioy to be present. I received hoer Lis own lips an UM 3TADC• that he most earnestly desired. and bad hotrod. up to the last moment, to have base able to bare taken part in the proceedings of this day, and that he is extremely sorry that upon this auspicious occa sion he cannot find himself once more amongst you, to receive that throe kindness that has ever been shows to him. He charged me to say bow much he regretted the din appointment of being unable to come amongst you. but it from a cease over which he bad no control. I went down to Bracket Hall, and although I found hair cheer. fat sad animated, yet be was unable to walk or stand, and his doctors had yositively ioterdicted him from undertaking so short • journey as even that of twenty miles. In his journey to Bracket Hall he was obliged to be lifted in and out of his carriage. Hader these °Meliorates:9s, therefore, I think you would net be so abominably selfish SA to endangers life so precious, sot may to Ragland, but to millions abroad, who look to Hat great minister with confidence and respect. I hope the aceptisisro sod incredulity of the few has hoes overcome, MA that you, a. mealy, frank, straighforward, and genuine Boglishmen, will believe the truth of what has ?see told you. 801411 nevem a the 'reed called out that Lord Palmerston was a humbug ; that is • new light in which to view the character of hie lordship, sod I think you will agree with me, that if ever there wan • straightforward Eoglishman, that mum is Lord Palnierstoo.' There were loud cries for Mr. Rowcliffe, who throatily came forward and was re env's( with imams* climes. He said it was not a political meeting, or else he should be prepared to give void to his feelings folly. If there wee a true man of the working classes of this cowry, that man was Mr. Gladstone. He called for three cheers far him, which were heartily given. The Hoe. Mr. Deems officially opened the Towo.ball, and the promediop dread by • banquet in the evening. The total east of the buikhog will be about B,OOW. Hoastmarea Tea, is choice and strong, 'moderato I. price, sad wholesome to one. These advantages have meowed for fob tee a cameral protersam. it Is sold to packets by 2,2111) SPORTING INTRIILIGRNOR, TAITERSALL'B.—TaineDAy. The Thursday immediately peseedieg the Ewe 1141110/1 mim is always as easepteate to the " off dargeertest so fir as the attendance is soacened. This aftersoon laws presented a very ealinaled appoint*, mid sotwith 'Medlar the baking bees et W sot members preued the eves tenor of their ancatioo, and compered, and still farther speculated oe the allabeoebieg event of nit weak arab as Man calculative oesdnes as if tBl thermometer wen Seeding to Zero. The favourites again comnended attention. General Peel and Ciazaboacan have been basked respectively at 11 to 2 and 13 to 2ln • coswiderable ansount. Binh Broom aad to made a race of it for the position of third favourite, which resulted eventually is favour of Lord Wainearelemd= *about whom a fractioe over 7 to I would have been to money at the close of busions. Indeed it was • 99wstion whether the Broom wee sot at one period et the sflsesooa as good • favourite me Oambesean, the latter's nate haw* once or twice been written at 7to 1. The " canny" C hief stood his ground well, sad at anything over 7 to 1 would have fond a host of hinds. COlll6Olllll wee net quite up to the mark, and for some time no one seemed disposed So effect an outlay at the price offered, until • veteran broke tholes by laying 100 to 6 three limn Intending laden came with • real, is the hope that the foils& would eon thole, but an offer so take 15 to 1, and enteequently 14 to 1 frustrated expeotatioa on that sans, end be left off at 13 to 1 (offend), both Meads aed foes bslag fully caevieced that he was far from "gross.* Ely wee [ma at his quoted prim, on het elan of 20 to 1 to 3001. having been booked by • well-known "oorioniseiner." The like odds were tan 'adding about Blair Atha!, but Copen hagen retrograded slightly, 25 to 1 being taken sod after wards offered without • frleedly response. Of the outsiders Vahan had most adieus, and after 50 to 1 had been laid several times be received a fresh impnos, and 45 "centuries" were accepted twice in • twinkling. Ling John, notwith steadies his recent yeivatte fame, died away to nothing to day, although on gentleman was so veaturesonie u to risk • couple of sovereigns on the thane of winning • thowand. At the finish, however, 1,000 So 1 we offered without effect. Teneriffe, the late violin in the Somenetehire Stakes, was backed for the Oaks to win some moon at 8 to 1, and 2 to 1 was taken about K. 11. Delamare's Bois Roussel for the Freon Derby. Clang prier : TILL LIBBY. 6to 1 apt Lorl Glasgow's General Peel (t and off) IS to 2 captain John irldters COMNletal (I) T to 1 Lord Westwarelsad's Birth Broom (off) 7to 1 Mr Merrro Scottish CAW (4) 13 to 1 kr. NVIOrll Omit Goo rd (off, tMto I) 15 to 1 Mr. Ten Broselt's Parts (2) go to 1 Jar. W. S. Cortwrighrs Lip (t freely) 20 to 1 Mr. PAnson's Blair Athol (t sed .11 to 1 Mr. H. aura Copenhagen (land oil) W 1 Mr. Bowes's Seraph (Wad oil) 30 to 1 Lord SR Vincent's /wager (t and off) SS to 1 Mr. T. Volcanoes Hollyfor (I and off) SS to 1 adr P. Johnstone's Hlsketaa (off, t6oto 1) 40 to 1 Lord Glasgow's Strafford lt and 65 to 1 Mr. Hodgman 's Valiant (t to 20011 50 to I Mr. H. Hill's Aetworth (t and of) 50 to 1 Mr. Ten Brown's Idler for 100, to 10 Mr. W. Day's Signalmen (t) 1000 to a Mr B. Baker's tby Voltigear—Heresy (t and off; 1000 to 1 Mr. G. hate's Kin John (t mad o 15) WEIL to I of the deld (011) Sto 1 apt Mr. John Day's Tel:eel/Ye (t freely) Sto 1 13atoa Rothaehllts tot and eft) DKRBY. - - - - - - to 1 apt Yr. 9.l7iiiraart7a Bob; impel (0! - - • - • - The Subscription Room will be open Apia on Saturday for compering on the Derby, settling on the week's rams, aid bneinese u usual. MANCHESTER SUMMER MEETING. TimmyAy. Tag TRAFFORD PARS STAIRS of 10 ROM meth, h ft, with 100 added. for 3-or-olds ; colts, 84 101 b ; Una, 84 51 b ; winners extra ; snowman. Ono mile and • half. Mr. .1 Barber's Me Mink by The Glen—Oeiooada ) aK lib r amborrs lady de 'MINT& Mira (CM/loner) I Mr. Cleborse's Dr.ltooke, web lib (Osborne, Mr. W. Ptildlpis Persem•lon, BA 11b (Boyle) 4 Bailing : 7 to 4 apt rho Clown, 5 es 2 Ilia apt Lady dl Trafford and Dr. Rooks, 6to 1 apt Pervasion. Wee by three-quarters sl • lesgth ; half a lamp between mooed and hird. Tait O.TRALOLD 9rsdes of 10 mom sub, 5 ft, with 50 added ; colts, Sot 101 b ; Um% Bst nb ; mond to says his Maks ; winners extra. (MY.) Mr. Osborne's gown Bud, by Mssibsrbit—lkown Ames, Bat 1010 (J. Osborne) 1 Mr. Peaces Cream de Vanilla, Sal 71b (Wallamma) No bomb& Wes by those Tin Ifsacezesga Tagossmix's Cor k =iisp) of 130 soea ; wizoion extra ; a.llovanoss. (Two mike) Caveman Gears ?rut, by lambkin—NW% 4 yrs. TA Sib carved 751 kb) (Cltallooeri t 1 Mr. Wilkinson's Oidrelbster, I yra, at 1010..(Aldcreft) 1 2 Mr. Jacksoes Orenlle, 2 yrs, et 1,11) (I.m. Mb ertra) (J. Otimahaw, Betting : Erse on Citevals, 2 to 1 apt Trost, 7 to 2 Old autistic. Woe glossily ; thotkird bastes two loadtbi. Doolding host.—Betting : 5 le 4 cc Trask who woo by short hied. Tax daLLISO ikrarla of 3 mom, each, with 40 added ; selling &Hormone, Im. T.Y.C. Mr Itidley's cby flovltatity—Weaaley, 9st 11b.. ;Osborn) 1 Mr. Barber's Jades Akre, 4 yrs Mx. ft. bailey's Good Advice, 3 yrs, Stat Ilb (Bowel, S Cluroodsad Pride of the Ocean duo ran. Betting: Emu ox Good Advice; 3 to 1 apt Weatley colt and Jack's Alive ; 7 to 1 apt any other. Tax CITY HAIIDWar of 60 mom, for all ages ; winners owns. Throarparten of aLk Mr. J. Osbonee's Flytrap, by Flying Duichssaa—Birdtrap, 5 yea 7st 10lb (Whiteley( 1 Mr. Wallseefs Golden Drop, 4 yrs, 711 Mb 2 Mr. FoberCe Wisdom, S yev, est tab teraashaw,l S Th., following also ran :— Captain Knight, Beater, and Galion Lowe. Dotting : 2 to 1 oa Flytrap, 6 to 1 apt Giddier Drop, 100 I. 15 apt Galion Lose. Woo by half a trait& ; four ltha Miami second and third ; a length between thud aodfourth. Bia3Grisn's Aar, of 100 son. ; 3-yr-olds, Tat Blb ; four, 9st 71b firs, lOst 21b. ; six and aged. lOst. 41b. Three adios and a distanos. Mr. tt Illdnases. Ityosettua, by astsplon—Honeristr, 3 Va. :at alb (Mason, 1 Mr Masterman's Honest John, s7ra, 71t Mb .. (Hovey) t Mr. T. !Math Mint Judy, yrs, TM Mb ...(J.tariossaao) 3 Macbeth also ran. Hotting : 2 to 1 on Hymettas, 3 to 1 apt Roast John and Aunt J udy. Won by a neck ; a bad thud. LATEST BETTING. DERBY. sto 1 apt General feel t; 00 to 1 apt By t) 7to I Cameuseso toe) I Uto I Hollytai 1' 15 to I Soottials Chief itH 23 to 1 Meagan t; Bto I Birch broom A) 30 to 1 Forager ,1) 12 to I rout Guard It) I 30 to 1 Prtace Ar th ur le to 1 ?arta t I 1000 to IS burst I) Ti' r EA FkciaLV-VI NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MAY 19.—Arrournaans.— 3sist aal-Bozpos H. A. Oen to lite Naiad. l'synteeier iiL Alba he theDsontleee. Apdalaat-E•estear W. G. Irliare=t Gladiator. ifidshiprose P. G. Evens to the W Psonoriox.—To be sating &LI enightser, H. Cooper, of the Rattler. PORT 1311011TH. Kay 19. The Orontes, 3, screw troopship, Gptain Henry W. Him, arrived at fthithead last from the West She mane alesgskis the d o do sed this after noon disembarked the 1M battalion of the 14th &gluiest, which proceeded by spatial trait to Aldemhom The Orontes in to make good ha detests without delay, and to be got ready for feather service. The Fairy, screw yacht, Staff-Commander D. Welch, sailed this marWg for Ocessany. We umisnetend WA a wind asonnittlee from the Ordains, =r t is to willow the trial of Captain and Onainesder Wombat "Moak, upon- meats with white are to be conducted at month this week. The object iv, it is said, to wertain whether the two signals am be adopted for swiss both is the army and navy, so that one set of signals would Wine for both branches of the write. The lights me very dmple, std the wily understood, sad it is amid that Captain Bolton's, which is produced from lime, raa be ease thirty iniles The points of communised= will be the dockyard, Nab Light, end use or two of the promideat downs in the Isle of Wight. WOOLWICH. HAT 19. Itrvirw or Twoort—This afternoon the whole of the amiable troops in penmen, essopriolg the batteries of the A aid B brigades of the Royal Horse Artillery, the batteries of the 12th and 13th and depot brigades of prriaou sad field artillery, the Royal En .&pers, and the Woolwich Division of Royal Marine Light Infantry, assembled on the common in review miler, with the beads end colours of the respective ems, for final inspection, by the Commandant, llajw-Gesaral Se R. J. Decree, 5.(7 B. who will be succeeded at Woolwich in a few days by Colonel Wards, C.B. CRICKET. NARTILEBONE CLUB AND GROUND v. THE UNIVIBRITT OF OXFORD. The annual match between the Marylebone Club and Ground and the University of Oxford oominenced oa the Ifegdalee Ground, Cowley harsh, Oxford, yesterday. The Narylebone gentlemen, betog fully alive to the merits of the Ozonise cricketers, bad the profersional amistaisce of Grundy. Beddelph, Hearse, and Wootton, and, as will be seen by the play, their services were fully required. The ground was in splendid run-getting coodition, and the weather being of the most summer-like character, • de lightful day's cricket resulted. OXFORD. T. Cane a Gruody. b Wootton L W. Tiltien, b Wootton .. F. W. Wright. c. Armitatead. b X. Davenport, e Grundy. b Ihdanlph A. H. 1110frio.1 1 sot out W. F. Maitland, b Blddulpb R. Derbyshire, not out 17,1. b 5, w.b2 110 St 0 67 0 14. Total ne following is the Meryleboue side :—Graady, Hearne, Woottoe, BAdulph, Mr. Bull, Mr. C. Marsham, Mr. Perkins, Mr. Fowler, Mr. Beath&U. Mr. —, sad Yr. W. C. artnitateed. The Match will be resumed this (Friday) rooming, M 11 o'clock. Umpires—Royaton sod Peter Bartels& TEN NEW ALL ENGLAND ELITE:N.—There were two elevens last year bearing the above title; the have now amalgamated, and, by so doing, have cons• ly iscreased their strength. They have arranged to play the following matches:—June 23, at Oxford, against Twenty-two; June at Sheffield, against Twenty-two. Dates not fixed— At Gldalmieg against Sixteeo, at Trafford Park against Twenty-two, and against another Eleven of England. The players will be selected from the following :—TIN President of the Eleven, Mr. W. S. Norton, Mr. G. M. Hodson, G. Baker, G. Bennett. T. Sewell. Biddalph, Bignall , Mndie, Holmes. Davis. Humphrey. Jupp, Beauchamp, J. Chatter toe, J. Lillywhite, ells, Stablbeeheld, Husby, Hearse, Payne, Sherman, and Pooley. Ta 110UAZEIOLD BRIGADE V. PULPAITIICIL —This catch was played yesterday at Lord's, being only a one day match, and resulted in favour of the Peripateties. The following is the score :—Paripalietics, T; Household Brigade, 117. TEE PARTNERSHIP LAW AMENDMENT BILL.— The council of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce decided yesterday at an adjourned meeting to petition parliament in favour of the genital principles of the Partnership Law Amendment Bill, and to offer certain miggestioss a the form of arneodoesta, with the view of giving greater pub licity to the operation, of the bill when become law, and also to lessen the chances of fraud. _ _ Dlt DE J0N011 . 3 LIGHT-BROWN Coo Leta 011.— Is numberless Instances of chronic breachltb sod Gough this ositsbrated MI had been used with extraordinary mom& Y. Charnysnllon. the eminent physician to the Hospital cle vet de Oreee. records. "That this oft is most efficacious fa ming ell chromic aftectfous of the respiratory maws No remedy ao elfoctuall3 allays the larva : zest irritatlno which provokes harem *: and prolonged coastaing."--dedd oely la eepeeled batiks. N. r4l. u. Od., and tra, by Dr. de loners ysais, Amer, Herr ord duL end Co., 71. Weed. Leaded, sad --(Adm.- ffisiffil NATIONAL TIIMPEA.ANON LEAGUE. The annual meeting of this association was held but night in Exeter Hall, which wog nearly filled with the members sad friends of the society, the platfoem occupied by clargymea aad other prominent pranotet in l tempersaos is town and from • distance. About thirty tancial son-comninaloaed dims from Woolwich and other garrison, were as the platform. Mr. Sant= MORLEY pre aided, sad the report, which was road by Mr. Tweedie, refined to the establishmeat, by amass of doputatioas from the League, of temperance societies by the under graduates at Oxford and Cambridge. About ow-half of the students attending the English tbsokignal colleges are total abstainers, while at five of thaw colleges, the Irma of which were given, there is no dietetic use of fermented or spirituous liquors by the students. Ten meetings had bon held by the League at diocesan and other trait/mg colleges for Mutters, which wren ttended by the minarets aid tutors, aa well as b the etudes* many of whom became abstainers, and it was found that at six of the ten colleges visited no intoxicating liquors of on kind are provided for the use of the students except wider medical poncriptioa. Two conferences hod boas held with London soboolasastas to coasider the propriety of iatroduitag temperance into tionnatary schools as • breach ' of common education, and arrangements were mada for the delivery of &Odors.* to the children of many maropolitaa schools duriog the ordinary school Man as well r for at extensive distribu ti on of temperas» publicatiosa An illy listed chemical lecture bed boos given to the inmates of the Orphan Asylum, Clapos ; and whoa the elder chat of bop wire asked, two weeks afterwards, if aay of them had abstained from beer root bearing the lecture, three fourths of them stated that they had cased to take the small quantity of beer allowed beech at dieser. Eleven mrynp bad bon bald at the warehouses of Nam. Cope stake& Moon, Craaipton, sad Co. ; MMES. 3. and B. 31°T ley ; Mews. Hitchcock, Willis,.., bad 00. ; Mean. Fors ter, Porter, sad Co. ; Mew. W. Tars sad Co. J. Crane sad Co. ; Mews. Bradbury, Groatorsx, Beata, sod Co. ; Messrs. Swan and Edgar ; sad Messrs. Lest, Sow, sad Co. The average attaideacis at these maitiaga was about 120, sod sight of them were presided over by principals of arms. Select private meet• lags had been held is towu sad cosatry, to bring the Tootle° before tin influential dame, sod • wise of special public meetings bad bees held to differed diarists of London, iocludioc sixteea at the Lambeth Baba, the overage stteadanos at which was upwsrds of 1,600 papas. The num ber of addresses delivered by the lecturers and hosonuy deputations of the league dunog Lot year was skeet 1,600. The Missionary to Salon had dorm three pars held 420 meetings on beard ships to the port of London, sod had induced 796 means to sip the pledge. Numerous marians had bola held with the soldiers at Aldershott, Woolwich, Watley, Wooden, Bir stiogharn, as well as at Keasiogtoa Barracks, Regent'e•park Barracks, and the Tower • and a Military Temperance Society had been formed at ;he Tower which bad sow 120 members. Meetings had also boon held with the militia, the police, and other tiara. An extensive corresposderioe hod beat maintained with friends of the movement is all cf the coustry ; advice sod assistance, both in an sad pubbeations, had been freely rendered to moo, misaioaaries, end others desirous of espging is temperance work ; interviews had been held with sameroas prs"neipals of colleges, heeds of mercantile firma, military officials, amid other gentlemen of influence • s o d to many cases of of intempsrate habits, follot;ed up b 1 your m ost sad private treads, the results had been of the most delightful character. Th e subscriptioas and dooa tioos for the year smootibsd te 13W. months& the pomading year, end the liabilities were 1801. 15... After the report bad bona read the toasting was ad dressed by the Chairmea, Yr. Edward Homer, J.P., Hal stead ; the Rev. Jobs GrialtM, 11. A., rector of Heath ; Bev. Joseph Brows, D. D., deputy ?ma the Scottish Two Lamm ; Mr. Samuel Bowl y, Gloucester ; the Rev. sumac Hall, LLB. ; and the Rev. Stentoa Eardley„ ILA., of Streatham. ROYAL ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL. Lost evening the anniversary festival of the friends sod supporters of this hospital wee celebrated at the Freemasons' Tavern Great gems -street. Limmis'e.inn. fields, under the pres idency of the Roelof 4 d iexths, who, in proposing the toast of the eveatag—" y to th e Orthopedic Hospital "—said that the buret tree of as unusual and 'jointer oharecter ; sod, being still in its infancy, required all Urethra sod support which the public could accord to it. The thatistice of the charity showed that it bad not yet recovered from the difficulty which it experienced in the outset, and he trusted that the 4,0001. still due might ere losg be paid. It was this preemie upon the charity that the committee were anxious to remove, sad there wee no institution is Lon don which more folly deserved the amistasce it required. It was • source of gratificatioa to know that during the pest year the Prince of Wales had coathated to become the of the institution. As regarded the finances of the re tr pT i tal, the committee bad great pleasure in weather% that a further important step is advance bad bees made is the completion of another list of 40 contributors at 25 guineas each, making the mooed iastalmeet of 1,000 guineas sa reduction of them ortgage debt. This sewed list was completed before Christ:nee last, and sum of I,ooof. with interest to the date of payment was handed to the mania gors in January of the reset year, reducing the mortgage debt to 4,000. The receipts from other sources exceeded the total expenses of the year by 831. 9s. Id., and the committee ' were therefor* enabled to offset • correepooding reduction io the outstanding tradeemea's bills, which still amounted to 2,3771. 4s. 7d. The number of patients tdmitted diaries the year was 2,332, being as hareem of 463 over the sum ; bre admitted Let year, and reeking • total of 32,519 loos the opening of the hospital. A large proportion of tithes patients were very yeueg children, sot, as was formerly the case, suffered to grow up deformed, but promptly subjected to operation and treatment. Nearly one-half of the above 2,332 cases were children of three years old and nader. Of the remainder, about 200 were adults, many of them parents with young children to maintain, and about core eighth were 50 years old and upwards. One patient, 29 years of ago, now in the wards, who was admitted with his lap swinging belplemly between two crutches from contractioe of the hips, knees, and feet, which had deprived him of the use of them for 26 years, sow had his limbs nearly straight and was beginning to use them. Another, 27 years old, who had sot stood or walked fog 23 years, • few weeks ago left the alkia aad is now atteadieg seas outeatienk Th e rotat io nlist still thataimid the names of 145 severe oases requiring edmiseioa as imi tation* sad all urgently needing early treatment, but owing to the want of foo ds they must wait their tura as s' raceme' occur in the wards. It should also be borne is mind that the increased drain upon the funds consequent upon the large addition to tke number of patients admitted. had not ceased with that year. The greater part of those ppaatients were still under treatment, while the same rate of continued. There would, therefore, be • heavy augmentation of the demands upon the obesity during the earnest year, calling for increased exertion no the part of ' the public to promote the interacts of the iastitetioa. After hie lordship's appeal oa behalf of the charity, Buh -1 seriptione were aanouneed amounting be upwards of 1,8001. ' lime .S 1 Coe peculiarity memorial wilts this eate;taia carat, viz., that the usual adjunct of music was dlpssssd with. 11Ir. Harker was the toeetrowiter. SINGULAR APPLICATION TO A BOARD OP GUARDIANS. —Ate meeting of the Gresewich Board of Goa/dims ►eld yesterday thereon, Mr. B. Outer chairman, an applies. tins warn made by a man named Garner, who completes his 100th year in October salt, for his discharge from the =km, of which be ►ad been an inmate three pan. The old man, who appeared hale and hearty, ahe asked for a pant of 5e., ft being his intention to proceed to Durham to kis wife, who, he said, is four yam his senior. The guar dians endeavoured topersusde the applicaot to reseals in the hoses, bat he refused to doso; and the chairman, in pantie( his discharge, on behalf of the board expressed a hope that the press would notice the Get that it was the old man s roinatary set. owor Koo2rmor crouNea. A Special Oeart d Common Council WM held yesterday. The LOW MATO' presided. GARIBALDL _ . . . . . . Ninety Wks istrafrod of tie Town Clerk what slaps had been takes lo estatioa no the trawl:Moo of the Chamber. lain'. dims is Qom& Garibaldi into the Italian know, and its cation to him. The Town OtAait (Mr. Woodtharpe) said that in accord ance with the resolution of the court, be had communicated with Signor Pistmoci, the professor of Italian at Sisg's Col lege, and had asked him to undetake the duty of translating the address, but his engagemeate promoted Lim from pee forming the task as quickly as was aired, by rem= of the General's sudden departure fromLod. He bad, however, at hie instanoe, communicated with Signor Tivoli, the professor of Italian of University College, and he and his sot sat tip the whole sight and carefully Mandated the address. The tramiatios was seat co the following morn ing to Sutherland Boma, bat the General bad left, but his eon blenotti took charge of it, and conveyed it to hie father, who returned his earnest thanks for the compliment that had been paid him by the corporation. (Hear, hear.) A short dismados then took place as to the beet means of acknowledging the services of Signor Tiede, some of the members of the court azpreesiag an opinion that it might not be agreeable to the feeliop of this gentleman to make • pecuniary acknowledgmeot. Eventually it was agreed that the thanks ot the court and a run of ten gunnies should be presented to Signor Tivoli. DITROVEKENTS IN TB' CITY. DettiFltr, the chairman of the Improvement Commit tee, ht up a report from that committee relativ e to the expen lure incurred by the Commissioners of Sewers in effecting certain street improvements in the City during the years 1862 aed 1863, and recommending that it would not be desirable for the corporation to contribute toward. the eost of the raid improvements. The groand upon which the committee made the recommendation appeared to be that the unprove meets had been paid ler, sod that the amounts were all settled, and therefore it was not desirable to re-open the matter. SAMDKRIS proposed an amendment, to the effect that the improvements in question were of great public import awe, and that the corporation ought to o tribute towards the oust of them, in order to relieve the ratepayers from a portion of the burden, and that the subject should be re ferred back to the improvement Committee for reconsidera tion. He referred to the various important improvements that had been made in the City, end said that although much had, undoubtedly, been dons, the public convenience and comfort required a great deal more, and it was impossi ble that this could be effected if the corporation mat the whole burden upon the ratepayers of the City, and refused to contribute towards such improvements. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Moans, P., resided the amendment. A lengthened acclaim took place upon the motion and the amendment, daring which Mr. LAWLET expressed his opinion that the real question at Mine was whether the our. portion should conduct its own business, or whether it should be overridden by the Commissiosers of Sewers ? (Crier, of " Oh, oh.") He said that the matter had been fully musideted b the committee, sod they ought sot to be asked to their decision. 114;;Med hie opinion that the com mittee bad not fully considered the question that w sub mitted to them, and that is their report they had mainly given it the go by. (Hear, hear.) All they were called upon to consider ems whether the improvements that had bees elected were of importance to the public, and whether the oorporatioa ought to coo tribute towards the cost of these improvements. Re was reedy to admit that the court had • right to control all the expeaditur• of the oar pcsatioe, sad that it wee the master. (Laughter.) He always bowed to the decision of the court, although some times he did so very uswilli ugl y, but be bad no hesitation in expressing his opinion that the oorpontion had sot done anything like what it ought to have done in refereoce to the public improvements is the City, sad that it had neglected its duty ta that respect. Behaving that the sub ject bad not been properly considered by the committee be should support the arneudment of Mr. Saunders, that the report be referred back for further consideration. Mr. Ruing said he was not opposed to the principle of the City's cash contributing towards the public improve. mints in the City, but as the prenent occamo he thought the Improvement Committee were justified in refusing to contribute towards improvements that were made in 1862 and 1863, which were already paid for. In his opinion, however, the proper course was not to leave the satire me trol in the hands of the Commissiceers of Sewers, but that this body should put itself in communication with the Im provemeat Committee or some other committee upon the subject of any improvements that were proposed to be car ried oat, and that the two bodies should act jointly is the matter. Deputy Ds Jessie, the chairman of the Commissioners of Sewer; Warmed the court at some length in support of the amendment, and to expressed his opinion that the con clusion arrived at by the oommittee wee not founded upon the merits of the 9nesition, but upon the foil* and preju dice that existed re the bresats of some of the member,. (Cries of "Oh, oh.") He regretted to Sod that upon such an important question feelings of tide descriptioe should exist, and he could not help saying that in hie opinion the improvement of the street*, nod providing for the accom modation of the public, was a muc.icipal duty, and the cor poratioa ought to perform that duty, and not allow the :stamen to be meddled with t h e satire cost. Tie'court then divided, when the amendment wee car. rid by a majority of 27. Deputy Dit Jnaei then proposed two motions having reference to certain proposed improvements in the City, doe of which is the making a thoroughfare out of Newgate. street, through King Edward.atreet into Smithfield, both of which were agreed to. Mr. RODILIN then proposed that the Improvement Com mittee be empowered to °order with the Commissioners of Sewers with a view to facilitate the widening and impro vise the streets and thoroughfares of this City, reporting to the court from tiros to time whether any and what amounts should be contributed out of the City', cash to wards such objects. The motion was mooed to, and the wart the. adjourned. igRIOUS 0431 01P ALLEGED IMBEZZLIMENT. At the Mansion-house Polioe-court yesterday Captain Robert Boyle Miller Lanes Hotel, St. Altos a piece, Haymarket, was puma before Sir R. W. Cordes, charged with embersling within the last three months) the sum of 4,0001. and upwards, received by him as servant to Richard Ryland and others, shipowner; Circorsaor-bad. Inge, Tithebarn-street, Liverpool Mr. Maynard, for the prosecution, said the prisoner wee formerly is the employ of Masers. Ryland sad Sai da, of Liverpool, shipoween, and was captain of the ship Richard Ryland, which sailed in the mouth of July last horn Liverpool to Wad* with a oorgo of cork. It would be his duty to sell the freight, receive the mosey, disburse the expenses of the ship, and then transmit the proceeds of the Toyer to the owner at Liverpool. The cargo was sold, and the proems reoeived the money at the Mauritius, but the owners have never received any portion of the 4,0001. received by the prisoner, neither had they sines beard anything of the ship emossanded by the primmer, be longing to Mous. Hyletel, which was of the value( 25,000/. He should merely submit saough 'videlicet, to enable the ma gate to send the prisoner to Liverpool to meet the charge. Mr. Maynard then celled Sergeant Spittal, who said—ln cousequence of inemno. Moos received from the Liverpool police, I, in compacy with Packman, took the prisoner into custody, and charged him with embezzling the sum of 4,0001., the property of his employers, Meant Ryland, Siddon, and Co., the owners of the ship Richard Ryland. Re mid the charge was falaie. We took him to the Bow-law Statioo, where he was searched by Sergeant Packmao. I told him where he had received the money, but he maid it was untrue. The prisoner this morning said be yes surprised the firm should suppose that be was guilty of anything wrong—that the bill he COS is the Mauritius for the money deposited is the bask be had obtained and changed for safety for hie employers. If be had intended anything woos he had a great deal IMO mosey in Calcutta ; that he ixtesded to go down to Liver pool and settle with his employers next Saturday. Alderman Oa:dm—Any question, Miller, to ask witness? Prisoner—Oh no, sir, what be says is perfectly cermet. Sergeant Packroan—l was is company with Spittal when we apprehended the prisoner yesterday at Laiee's Hotel. Whim at the station I searched the prisoner. Om his person I found 6/. 10a Td., sad in his room I found 4W. in cub, two 501. Bank of Foglaad notes, a deposit note on the Stockton Beak for 1,1001., dated May 12, is the same of Robert Miller. I also found • bank book, showing a credit for vooot., in the same of Robert Miller. Alderman Carden—Did be say whose mosey it was? , 1 Witirese—He mid it was his own. Oe his way to the Mansion-hones he said, " louniot think how they think I intend to do ramie, became If I bad wished to do so I could have done so when I was in the East Ladies, and had plenty of money. I intended to ge to Liverpool on Saturday, but Pre been fool enough to stop in London • few days." He said nothing about where be received the money. Mr. Walter Partridge, of the firm of Fletcher, Pan, and Leadeahallotreet, maid they were agents to Hyland and of Liverpool. They own a ship m i ll e d th e Ri c h ar d ttl d a. The duty of the prisoner would be to disburse the debts incurred by the skip, aed transmit the balance to Liverpool. The owners ought to have received intelligence from Calcutta relative to the money three mouths ago. The ship sailed in July last. We charge the prisoner with having embroiled the 4,000 i. Alderman Carden—You ought to have written to your owners long before this. Prisoner—l wrote them four or five lettere. Wit:ism—Nothing has ever been received. Hearse Peacock—l went with the prisoner to a bill looker. I saw a bill for 4,0001. Produced far (*stain Miller's endoremoent. The bill was endorsed. Captaie Miller told me the mosey wee te be headed over in bard cash for shipment to Bombay. Alderman Caron said be did not think it very possible that the prisoner could nquire bullion for the purpose of taking it to the owners. He should order the prisoner to be Wow to Liverpool to be dealt with there. He thought the City police deserved great eredit for getting hold of the prisoner Wore he scold Las London. MORN THAN NT= AND DNITIkt THAW 'TM—This tko Isfkool ood MN stock of owI:4AM maim puma over subuolttod for public sortd•hassd Hs. Hoorn at Mood Webb Klies. " & ""L ortglaMoes only solo. 'II+L Th. imak4Ansg. Absever49son• NOtokkokod NHL • -r st a: 1, MAY 20. TER POLICE COURTS. TRAMS& Margaret Do:radio, a most wretehsd koki&coman, 52 years of age, who sppeared to be 80, was with ettiling a waistacat, losse r ap erperty id Hoary of 55, lak era-hoe, W The proposer soured the prosesetor's boom, the haat. door of which wee open, sad weal sate the behind. • waistcoat which had been recently w a lies to dry. The prisoner removed it, anir wa h rC i Zg l the house with it, when the prosecutor's wife sad another woman saw her and gave her into custody. Roth., the gaoler of the court, said the primer had been a great many times in custody, and he was afraid to say bow many times abs had been convicted. She had far many years been iu the practice of seaskiwg iota the houses of poor persons and Sea* anything she eoisld lay her heads oe. She was no Room, out of prima than she was in custody. He believed nothing would ever stop her from picking and stealing when abs was out of prison An officer said the priemer bad he.. found in angular positioas in the hews of the poer. ono time site was diacorerod at daybreak by a poor woman, seated on the top of a copper in the wash-house, and nothing could induce her to move until else wee taken doom and removed by the Pam inaghento said the pointer was a dangerous old woman, and committed des to the House of °outshoot for three maths, and to be kept to had labour. LONDON AND NORM WESTERN RAILWAY. Yesterday a special meeting of this company took ' ph= at the Roskierstaties, in aosardaare with the etaadiag orders of the Rome of Lards, to Is= into ocaniderateria =Main bills, 26 in number, having for their object various aztensiona, alterations, and weenies= the majority of which were of • permissive character, and had already re ceived the approval of the sharehoiden. Kr. Rimini Moon in the chair. Of the 28 bWa enly 11 were is • sulkies tly =num= state to te present= on this oxesios, and the considerate= el the others ins therefore pest- ErThe bills Dow brought forward were to the win purposes 4-- For affording inereaand facili ties forts Irsamahmes af traffic between the railways of the London and North Western Railway Company. Te author= agreements between the Oeweetry and Newtown, the Shrewsbury and Welsbpool, the Llanidloes and New town, the Oswestry, Ellouners, and Whiteburch, the New town and Macbynlleth, the Hereford, Hay, and Bream, the Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil, the London and North Wes tern, end the Ore= Western Railway Compsaie• Te authorise the Shrewsbury sad Welslipeol Railway Company to transfer or lease their undertaking to the London sue North Western Railway Company, s to the Land= sad North Weems and Ore= Weston Railway Contpealee. T authorise arraupments between the Bedford sad Qua bridge and Leaden sod North Wasters Railway Oar peaks. Te authorise the esnetruetion of • railway frem Osman= is Llatheris, ia the coma* of Camaro= For the etostraction ef an embaMmeet, desks, sad ether works, and the recismatha sad Meth= i f lands mar Fiestweed, in the county palatial of To authorise the construction cif • railway in the aunties of Northamp ton and Leicester, to be ash= "The Market Harborough sad East Norton Railway." Te enable the Peripatrieli Railway Company to alter certain cif their Imam, to Lowe the& capital, to make working ansagentests with ortais com prise to use porticos of other aadertakihm. To =able the Portpetrieli Railway Compaq te meettlish en= munication by steam vessels betimes Portptrlok sad Strea mer in Scotland sad llseagliades, amid other pores oa the aorthcast co= ef Instead. For making a railway from the lithrthyr,Tredegar, asildherpmeny Railway toCrirkbe well. For autherisiug the London sad South Western Railway Company be make and maintain a Rae of railway from licasiagtee to Richmond, sod Section lime eciusnianiciating with the Hammersmith and City Railway, sod the North and Swath Western Junction Railway respostively, and to raise further moosys, and for eutharising ansagemeete with divers railway Gore paid= Resolutions ecialreeing the approval of these TOMOUTIII were proposed and agreed to, and the meeting was ed. journed till the 2nd Jane. HAMMERSMITH AND CITY RAILWAY. A special general meeting of the shareholders in this company was held yesterday at the °Mess, No. 17, Duke-street, Weetmianter, under the standing cedars of the House of Lords, Mr. Foos= is the chair, to oomider a bill sow girding in parliament, eatitled " A Bill for anthorliag the London and South Waters Railway Company to make and maintain a Unapt railway from Kessiogton to Bre sad juaction lies* oommuoioating with the lianinieremit( and City Railway, and the North sad South Wasters June. tins Railway respectively, and to rise farther maws, and for authorising arm/moats wild divers railway companies, at." Mr. Mistrust, the solicitor, read the heads of the bUL The CHAIRMAN, ill moving a resolution approviauf the bill, said that while he regretted that their own bad bees rejected byparlionient be could not do otherwise than ask the shareholders to adopt that promoted kr the South Western Cam den believing as be did that it was the best that this company could sow have brought into operation. Mr. Joao Yampoe urged ore the board the oommity, if possible, of having clauses inserted is the bill enabling the company to have a voice in the mostruetioa of a broad gauge hoe. CIIAILIAN said that the lapel advisers of the own gay would sae their best Weems with Lord Redradala $ have the claimer so altered. ifr.i';lllsozia;idl3;Zonld like to know whether the chairman math Mete wbea it wee probable that the bee would be opened far public tathlo ? The OBAIRMAN replied that be had dual on a previous thearisa that the line would be opened ca the let of May, but be had sow very little doubt in @eying that it wield be on the Ist of June. All partial oothethed with the opened stramith Comp thy bed promised that they would be prepared by tbe tird et the presort month, end atheugh tke Great Waters Company hat suggested the adoption of • sew Mitten of signals, yet be felt idiatthere mesa very greet probability of the line being opesed by the day be lad naeotathe& Ms Gammas egged for soave information se to the elate of the lino, especially referring to &h. embankment and bride war the Ledbreheseed. The MALAWI said that the govermmat isspeator had sent in his report, in which he stated that there wee • eloPt subsidises is the part mentiesed by the hon. proprietor, bat he appeared to attach very alight importance to it. Mecca. tractor woe responsible ter thelWe for the tat twelve months atter it wee opeeed, and he bad bees informed that all diffi culties would be overcome. The resolution was thee embed unanimously, end the meeting mparated. TRAFFIC RETURN& kilns P. Mar- Total. Teed. RAILWAYS. one& iingses. shandies. 1854 1803. Week sadists Merck 6. 4 Great !Soothers of Luba NI 215 NI 674 610 Reek sedan April IL Detroit and IWvasiume 106 1,1111 4.431 Week /adios April 15. liadfalo sad Lake Bayou_ 1611 2,113 2,141 Great Weston of Rands 6Y 12.1111 11.1112 S. I LK " n en = i n a ki ll isa. =1.1:15. Lim tAaap 11184 11.17 1 1 TIM 37 66 4 23 1 Tele Lines of Oiedral May Italy 107 3818 2,141 6,11111 Weak radian a Antwerp lk laNishean 582 461 1.277 1.266 Week ending Ray It. Booth Karnes Week eadla May 15 lon,thathad and Dever 11,4 OJOS 846 1,311 6,111 Ms 4 rorsolitaa EL of Lao, Chatham. and Dowse North !Staffordshire 264 5,530 8.291 Ulster 1,296 1.114 2.400 2,167 MEETING or MIDDLES= MAOISTIATEIL—Yeeter day owning tar May adjourned wiesioos for the transsotioe ad seeindoraten of orenty business was held at the asilaions house Cirrhosesll-gresa Br. Hoary Parnell, the chair. man, peseided. There was a vary fall attendance of magis trates. Mr. Baldwin, Deputy Clerk of the Pee" Lid before the court the Owl Bill introduced into the Howe of Commons by Sir George Ora, the mord roadie' of which is waisted far 6 e Ur- rd lost. Mr. Serjeant Payne meadured that the bill .oiled for opposites by immediate politicos !TOM the reagiereey of the county. The dnt section ot the bill applies to all pas and prisons in every sousty, and the fourth acetic" empowered the Secretary of State to make such rules sad regulaious fee the leoverament of sorb gaols and primes se hi might tichdr At without ocanultior the *ekes, sad thole rules sad lien lotions would be biodiog es .11 governors of seat pole and prisms wider posaltles of U. a day. This he they& would be throwers overheard tho acagiashre of tisane/ altogether. The power prepaid to be Pen to the Seeretery of State was eo extraordinary as to all for the reprobation the magietnitas. There was alio • power gine to the Seentory of State to order the removal of Roman catholic prisoners from ow germ. to another, and to ender the so pew of the removal sad 111116{11111110411 of such priesness to be paid for by the musty. The bill aimed at oastrallea• Goo, and was opposed to all anciples of keel sedigevern meat. He therefore moved that a lcoffiffirin be peoented r i t t st ed the bill. A disoussioe, in which Mr. Pets Lure to the motile, so rake hales born gine. then issued. He said the bill ought to be refined to the Par linseatar7 Committee. The resolutioe was, bowsaw, agreed to, the committee to report forthwith. The wart Ilea pro nodal to dispose of the other hosiers es the paper, which ins sot of sufficient latent to call for a report. FLowces t i BED 1001111.—" The lose of a life," says the Sikk, "Kee just occurred in Paris from the prse the kosplag dowers la bedchambers. A lady readieg la the Rae dos Tras•Houlne had received from a hind • quantity of May lilies, which *cod Prowien,ll7 la a large closet slept In by ber daughter a weakly and, aged six years. Al sight the mother fagot to ?MOM its bowers, and the door was closed, bat to the morning, sot hearing say movement in the closet, she west to see if her daughter was not yet awake. The child's sleep did not seem untrual. The mother attempted to awakes her, bat in vase, and as a medical man lidos celled I. be decla re d boa the that ohs b ad bee poisoned by the carbeelo add gas emitted 10% MARKET& TALLOW.—THUIULDAT EVSNING. - rllO market ene goody to-day. Spa, 40s. 3d. to 40e. 6d. ; May to Jap e , 40e. M. to 4A. 6d. • July to Sepierober. 41s. 3d. ; October to December, 43e. X6o 434 6d. Deans, to last evening, 258 orb ; errivok, 560 mike. COTTON. irrimmor, NAT 19.—We have had a fmr liwoinees, with rvAhow dower prime. Bank rate eight per cast. Wes to-day, 8.000 balm, including 3.000 on npecu. Lilco and for export. 700 American, 24d. to 290 ; 450 Parma), dco.. 28fd. to 290. ; 100 Naranham, 280, t o 280. ; 50 Maosio and Bahia, 27&d. ; 500 Egyptian, 2 ,1 1 d. to 300. ; 150 Smyrna, 220. to 24d. ; 6,050 Surat, 130. to Bengal, Beinde, dr., 12d. to 13g ; China, 1:00. to 2111 id. WOOL AND WOBSTED.—BBADFORD, May 19.—The market is somewhat quieter to-day in every department. The decline in the rate of discount does not appear to L.v e had any beneficial Laflamme on the trade. The bu 5“,..., doing in wool is exceediegly small. &stolen, howtyrr. are very firm in their demands, end are not noxious to effect vela =less they can obtain the prices current, tape. cially as the prises in tho country are so exorbitant to-,t they menet be nailed I. this market. rho business doe., is quits of a hand-to-mouth character. The bolder of w., 0 1 is compelled, under the eireuentanee that wool is the country is commanding prices which 0111100 t be realised here, to maintain the quotatime here. In worsted Tarns the we dolman prevails. Spinners ere receiving few orders. The Leneeshire trade is decidedly quieter. The prices offered WO below what will cover the prices given for wool in the smeatry ; but epieners are exceedingly firm, and prefer the curtailment of production to making any 00004- don is prim. The (omits trade is also very quiet. la pi eces then le !Misdoing from say quarter. The Ameri can are much quieter than they were. There is less doing for the coetineet There is a rather active demand for heavy goods for autumn in the home trade, but less doin infamy goods. There is so change in prime, which are y Arm. LAC' AND HOSlERY.—Norrrucuart, MAY la._ Owing to Whits= holidays, basin= has been quiet at the lace warehouses dude( the week, hut we are glad to hear that a slightly improved demand has been experienced in Load= for silk lace shawls suitable for the present hot weather. All kinds of cotton goods, however, as well as silk lams and edgings are fist, business being entirely checked by the firmness of prima, and the uncertainty caused by the state of affairs in Denmark, and by the fear of dealing too extensively with the large American houses, who may be affected at any moment by a financial collapse, oessequent upon the =limited 1/1141111 of paper money, and the flow subjugation proms to which the North have committed themealves.—Ther• is rather a better inquiry far hosiery goods for shipping this week, and though prices AM necessarily still firm, several good orders have b een placed for the Sayaenahs. There is more life in the trade, and as It becomes evident that yarns will recede very gradually in price, the orders gives will be taken as au indication of the returning tide of a sound sad healthy todii.—Notringlusee Journal. CORN.—BnucnimAx, MAT 19.-4 t this day's market thorn was a short supply of whasit, but DO progress could M sonde in sales except at • reduction of Is. per quarts?, but bo/ders were geoerally firm. Barley, beam, and piss bold for quite so much money. Oa Madill( upwards. Dsna, MAT 19.—We had a Lair avenge market of wheat today, and many of the samples were in Ate modi fies. The trade, however, is very dammed., sod to effect salsa tellers were compelled to submit to • reduction of ls. magi. an best whim* and from la. to 2s. upon all second. say sorts. We shall now man to quote malting barley, the seams Wing over. Griadisg end other sorts met a slow ask, at late rates. Beans is larger Papally than of late ; the solo heary In oats and per so ohmage. Best white sheet, 10a. to 21a. Od. ; best red ditto, 19s. to 2A. ; other sorts, Hs. to 18s. ,• beet barley, 28s. to Bi. ; assondary ditto, 255. to 275. ; inferior ditto, 20s. to 245. ; oats, 181. to 235. 6d. ; beaus, lee. to 30a ; pass, 16s. to 19s. ; sprit* verass, 23a. to 27a. ; 30s. to 31s. 14.; other tour. 254. to 28s. MANCHESTER, MAT 19.—Our 'market this morning was quite of a holiday shossoler, sad there err no disposition for tingsmes masifeeted is the part el boxers. Wheat sod dour were both aerie( cm lower terms,. the farmer la per quarter and the letter Id. per geckos accordsoce with whisk we sedum our floatage's. Ode sad oatmeal met • Blow ad. et previous pekes. Beans 11111111 without chugs. Indies emu was rather simper. Kirwan; MAY 111.—Our market was moderately sup plied with wheat. There was very little life in the demand, sad prism were rather lower. No change in barley. Oats end hems unheated. NNWINIZT, MAT 19.—We have this day to report a very sooderaes supply of wheat and • dull me‘ ; freest qualities could y be quoted cheaper ; bet ossendary dlsneriptioes were from l i. to 2A. lower. Very Stile debit is barley. Oats, biers, sad per without clung& eroorroe-oer•Time, Ifs.v 18.—The arrivals coesterise for the past week ere small. There was a short supply of gneiss from the powers at this day's market. Wheat sold slowly, at a dachas of about la. per qr. oe lest week's currency. Barley. oats, bane, end pose Wheat, per qr. of Ulb. to the Mules' ; Durham are Wheat, shire red. IT.. to 39..; ditto, white, 425. I. 445. ; math country red, 41s. to 42a. ; ditto, white. 465. to 47a. Barley, modsom poi Ler . ll; 2 s i t qr., 26e. to Us. per bushel, 90e. XVI . feed, se , 7 :m 7s. to 34., to 365. Pees, feedlot, 33e, to Ns. II:um; Kay 19.—Though the supply is short former prices imenot be sustaised, and wheat is mold at a reduetion of la. to 2a. per qr. There is more trade doing in oats, but without alteration is value. Ittosousos. ILLY 18.—As compared with lest week, wheat was IL 3d. doers es the tap, sad some as the orange as lest week. Barley was 9d. dews on the top, sad Is. 2d. down ea the average. O. were 2s. down as the top, and 2d. down or the overawe. Beans were Is. down as the top, and IL 6d. dowe es the average. Wheat, 26a. to 445. Sd.; barley, 235. to 321. 3d.; oats, 16s. 6d. to 235.; beau, 22e. to 375. 6d. CATTLL—Bouconansm. MAT 1.9.—w• bays received • good supply of bones. whisk mat • strinds dimand. Ths supply of stare arid keine DMA' was fair, Me &mud is ocline. More sheep • man supply ; Made heavy. Tbe sappy of fat beasts was moderate; trade very drill at s quotatiose. Fab amp a fair wasp supply ; Snidi=sw, at bandy kW mks. Limbs. • poor supply demand ashes, at fall mom Sat As. • fair supply ; trade earl, at lower pram. les• - 51L to 7d. pat lb. ; maim. sham, 6/d. to 7d. ; ow. ditto. shora, 60. to *I. ; 20s. to 38a. ark ; 6d. to 70. pa pro ils. ; beam pip, Is. to 80. par moan ; pocket pip. to Bs. ed. par more. NOTTONNAM, MAT 18.—Throe was sa average supply of cattle, with • slow inirdry. Bret beef made Bs. 9t pa mom ; come sad iadmisr, Is. 6d. to 8a 6d. • large show of mottos, widmb was not much looked atom Bost smell. 7d. par lb. ; Ja g% 6d. to 644. Lamb sold at prism na from SOL to 30s. There woe • good supply of saires,ra Wog givers for the Mat, and 7d. for mimic, saris. Dist small parket pip, fo. 1i 6s. 3d. ; Moon, se. to 6s. EDIRMJAOII, MAT 10. —There was • pod supply of fat cattle sad skimp at market Mday. Trader was dull, prim, were rattier lower, sad part stark was loft ansoid. Boof, 7s. to Bs. par stone of lelb. ; mattes, 6d. to 6fd. pew lb. Thom was • fair qua tity of limbs, sod they wire is good request, at from 26e. to 345. saeb. 01111111 AL PALACIL.-n•OXII SHILLING DAT. THOISDAY, MAT. 18.—Adialmicais ea monk 5,154; ditto by ~at tietuda, 1,013; lota, 6,167. HOLLOWAY'S Pied —No DIATRUni. --Publ ovum oaks la ao Ambito or aneerlain solos easomaing the merited the.. Pills for purifying the blood. regulating the echow of different eaters. and strengthening the !lumen body 'smear Holloway's PUL ham pasted a reputation for caring disorders of the stomach. derangements of the liver. dimness of the tidos, t. and sffectioos ef the brain and nerves, previously unerampled the history of medicine. An por t matter regarding those Pillls Yet the in by the momapeoylag tiem toe ow' ma detendae the peeper Ore with &prelate which no or .osld lope to Wain who bed not loos known his habit. and constautioe. Holloway'. Fills act with the utmost Wet, and peen silltdeney. BIRTHS, MABILLAGNS, ♦ND DIATHS. masa GOLDBMIB.—May 17, et Woad&le. Barrow-oe-the.HIB. the offs Ifeeforateolossi F. J. Beldemed, Moderato!! Corp, of a daughter. BAL all, L—Bay 17, at trydear-parkoood. Haveratccithlll, lira W. B of a JAMBS.ft% —3473,17N0w North.roed, the wife of C. J. James. . of a oxi. XAMINNOW —May 17, at Northfield, Ityde, Wet of Meet, the wife el J. T. llseklamoo, Bea, of a soot IIUBTOB.—kIay 18, at Baadolph-roed, Mildrrale, Xre, W. Barton, as sow. MARRIAGE& ADDIBON-211f1OLD.— 17, at All Satoh. Blackheath. by the=ll . . Oa. 8.A., son of W. Addison, E.N., of On datiatiter of W. B. Tenfo ld, Zoo., of the hied of AL by BJLANDLII—MAY.—Iday 11, of the pride oborch. BOPS" the Bar. eoy, the Zee. A. b. Aletaader, 8.A., pato al St Joha'a lut vita. Clay, ,of Bladieohen perk. NI-8111 BIL-1r Feltham, Itiadtswee, BY the Sim 1. O. Poothlhwifte. Frederick, soma J. untlaek. lg., Nothentoke. agar Mb. Camberlemf. to MIL dap**, of the late W. Mora, Boa, of Mikan. Ittilleme. MATH& DARKLY —Noy 17. M No; Loa rood, James nomad Barham, la Ida 77th year. 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