The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-26 00:00:00

ELECTION MEETINGS. MY OP LONDON. Yesterday 'attestant is isdoestial meeting of the shteseo .f re City ef Lewdest sus held et the Arsoo-ball, , wall. for obi= addrestes from the Leaded fear MCI el e.n Nee.. tie b rr taitair ply Me. obeatay, snit to tea platform were —Lon' John Candi, Dims Lacel de Itorechild, Mr. A. W. Credited. Si Mary Rethschild, &a. Sr James Duke wee ..t yeast. The Cutlass is wary the 1 torte Hay, said be mask g het Los axed bre" it we. boom that there would he as rotates*. ! d Ile aridetee thought It was desirable Not they Small meet bob fries* sad they gisely moiled Ilermet•se es toy opportunity et doted so, art thus show • behl brit to':. tome as Maw they were all easier to km OM sddrverkel the **Mid k*; thereto*, "reheat hailer pulaoe. be dwelt' lii spas L - rd Jobe Resell. laid J. Rv.st I thee seer bewatd, aid woo very badly armed. Me said that be wield out enter btu the =ea es t abet 'ho perticular amour of the framehiee ha, 4 , 41 eery mores of the We parlisment altheed rep.aloo„ moil sit he "would ray was that irk \ be hed estieted in parliament, Mat there was a per avrlme of the wortiep timer who *cold not Mr • ere se lel. h.i.seibolders, who, areatahtleve, were gulliLd set rely b.. 'law *IA gest% but by their outer to her be leesehiee, es t wither • great eateries of the Seeds berbiee M orati set ha reel Mores. The mites la which Ile bear 1.. sherd be erred mad be • mars el pre gelleiderlden es the pert of slue whet were mad spa esesider *abet. Ile had sot altered hie gibes se b lab whir he yore* • Met there Arid be • = b 7 . 11 intmelee, art taw ameare Sierran. of the b (leer, heir.) Bat he was sorry to say that there ere asetter pease. whisk Cher who toOted rimed had he some searlat veer lee, wed properly aqui me its very grew ellimmier, eel whir arm bad wetly taisiased darks Ike Mt pier bye, vie, tttepeospsel of a weer cm the Cem- Ilinme We we,. is a prttits is whirl we meld Puke Maly nod art fauty amend tree perky who ere Weed Wesel Shoe add the eordsolon to which be bed same wee Met the yea wines who hal bees coaiermei Im Ike matter W Ira. lie rem—Austria and Fries—wry mob be wren. TIM litwo me a real piers% that than me a smarts* • hie\ requimr to be settled la awe zej we err. e. *see mad be so dente. lady lee tory yew hoes beeped by Metes brew awl this no eme mild any ; bst is Ids IMO, if, Me Mead e enema .• nit snot Ore end them refeering mares ee a emery*. ..; mobs pewm, bed bet had • emgrese wbe ward tar'. folk lb. matter ow, sod tree Meg b Apia the moth ;.4 the *lfeast &libretto* ef the Europese perm teas rem" would Mosses what the grieve** sad suseplebet Ill.'y went, sad whelk' Mae phaseout additt sot be e•ardelered, sad sail bete Marne* wan so rest& red el .=.14 the powers have birkt heir emir btu be Mid t teem) It wee lei* Men ear mare seder was te Pr is la the year (die that tree would be some leapromart ua re mode Is +hal the quarr.la id the W arr parrs o,,sht bs eater sad that, ironed of mart- Ing to ease whirls meat be prejatlktel to the different powers eeneemd, des would arid the ..it. of war—whir wen aes Ware to families, and which ineolved the Ise at end ef: eh the lois at letieresiesne of a ensetry—bey Mee we'll welshed Ike evi:e, sod they would epee to meet ht t merles es the quartos, to corater the Mat of tie , " tower who were sot immediately lammed is ibe questioa—that they maid listen le theme view., sit Jr avoid el the Inevitable rile of • wee ( apymer.) He was sorry, however, teeny Yet wbrewer was spread le Is Pens I. Wel Mrs se =wee bindams, is the pees* Warms they 111ailetwed tee toms, and Meer est, a firsight et Ohre were its.. W meedes its seageme wee Nat ester bird she he amen ked raw eilleeled.iCbeers.) It wad periods. bacadt tem oohs men In dm t. Asatrla bed, heemer. seer es seessolo, bees& alerishol le strike the blew • es this if Austria wee Set embestmedly is the seem Mt might te M. eaktembil miry mese to secure pewee bebes awe tworted to arm. BM mist tamely, bought be Mar of the halm peeple to bre a good so* rawest sad hiebbia Modem imbed of invited., were wonky et ell duration, yea there were =her with tease wires views of a s tereadlseruant ea Ike pert of ?to different powers whirl wrested sys• airy re the p tot of those who stood is a differs& llethlue ton! ~ruse France and Sardinia for plirr= 74..., what was the pert whirr oseeti pursue ? Os this ',abject lee you'd quo's! vs/ sethority, se tea then to.d of the protest VIM Lead of Teeseerf. fit, weeds which the Fail of DI rby wee reported to lava said es he 18th of this month wore thele—" England b deeply iaterseted is the maireassee of peace. She Is per • t, le•kr aim-at say eacrite far that object; but is the barest ef e ere lamb meow a post** which would el lier is • tiepins mid &kneeler coalition, end if war out, e! .tsver be the osmium e, ear neterslity, r bag se it may most to • certain extent be as Kneed sestrelity, muddier us to take or pert no that ' , de, which ever It my Ise, ',bleb the honor, the intermits.. sad the dig nity of Ito c -ante soy InAkete as beat der reins our say yort." New, els* Stetted aught not to be left " Is a helbleer rd defineelea emitter " be trimly areal. That the teat and proved primmest believed this eratry to be • hope") , ea he did not deny. He Witted she was so; but he boilee.d that our eery wed rated" were sot in se pond a osiiiion as could bs wished. Nevertheless, the! this country sir are to defend herrf a estrely heisted. (Loud awes. ) He believed that that was wall Mown, sad that So .army would suture, or WY prepued, to &Mark as (Santee' rs.) Bat then Lord Derby raid oar psi dee mute he to a certain extent en a•med beetrallty, but then irst a pert dither's.* 64 sees as armed sent rtlity mid the smutty beiss is a state of Ablest debate. By as smiled sine, *dry a country emitted that she meant to hobs pare with or side or the other. TM mend neutrality oa tow part of lin We was meant to be offensive to ilia country, and we rest Notion pat en sad to K. He thought ear positive ouhr one of fair sad besot sestrelles—lbst we Amid be prepared at a l times for es .lark, bat we should out take pact with either of them greet pryers who were piss in war. He had toes wend why woe we to Mke pnt la oho wee ? What gratis" &Ye there sleeting tbe bomb Pat Menai of the corintry to Induce se to dose' guppies we to* `art with Flitter' and Nordin* *ad we did all we rail( in oor tower to der Astra fro m bet Italia posembse ; is the first *or, we amid lave se bet tube of geared with Mimes, sa d we Arid sot be sure that girl COVII thus stew" the lames of Italy ; fir when a eratry was 'so ran with limits emotes, the rissole was as theprole ot Indy from bitter esperiesee Mew, whe ts, Itsplasa knight ola oat sifter emotive, that they (the people of holy) w, old Si left in the sere pi-Aline. The arreios el Years had overspread Italy, and woo it not natural to nipper that a. mile treat to France that the would ulti ma.ely say, are refilled to sous temp melon and is dams env kr the tart welter ham, and dart that Indemnity would ta motored Is teni.ory to the mentedieenneat of Foss, Wee it right that geglasd amid ester iota this stresele? It et* ispeeettla not to member wt at had lien said by the look rs of re or-called ementrative party is the Boer of Lord, acid ia the Dr we of Comm ne; and it wan equally Imp eiihle not to see that their affections were la fa vour of Asatr-•. aid Nair* them •ho were opposed to her toiley. The) held up the Nespelltas pronoun* sliest grub *law stem. sal they dimpprov.i4 the eh rte of she balm Thetas", tf we old say we oh old tette pert le the wet, tt ey would be • party In favor of Aar ria. lithe* ware 'ho ciao, and we toalt I art with Austria, It mutt be reseember..4 that Austrie. with ten proper of 10 I este, bed kr ettatt p .t er exerted that power, sit is go- emery those .locura, as whirl she had 'equaled byttriptest end leery se *be vied, but she had viten 14,1 to every part '.l holy tatlereee, mot Mot wee the VAIL toe of • res.., le eiveniternt an h betiptted' poNey. W. bid that be •It ram for thte fri• rouatry to pursue ? War 'hot a erne *tech the trete of Petard ervild tolertte ? Weer on he reptireel we should reed our Meta sad snakes to us Mt b ire env rim oil '20.01.0,000 people ? ll* retsee , il that we mete sea Inert by coviderstarse of haulm. at Ititereet, pr Aptly w tab esy pert is be epprowitiess struggle. No Jambe w. smelts, bet the only ono which 11 .se Aimee& legessible to briar tots mores me the treaty tor the embality Beiphys. If say emery me mode to roman /Worn es se re bier Iby treaty awl go od faith to p- , Vet bre hedeptedens Than ma so obliption of p0c..1 toutA which the am*y would aa be verde t f.JSI. *lath utast sbct the c ,Newes Merest of Zszopr, Est without eat at m. ea Ile de feats el Beleiam, be thins! t als would. st d-r any t letaine.ata et, *mai% latbasajoy mat of her hi nitro. Ile though* th.,t, brae of an ermad emeriti,* (In w is nee ether t• .were would aster/illy set, what are your thi are Inteetl4.o we @hosed he sitieled with bestir( 01.04.11 , 111 • 1,41114'. Mall of da ., 0 , 0• In place of or yeast miff • dust arsomsti. lei. dyke wee that Ode country shoeid tabs ete par fu die egotist, bet panne OM policy which ahead yea the pewee of Lent's sit Its ',tame?, he webs me, 4 metied et Imp. (Chun.) He bed sow gore Ude** as three two pre sad mayernt esee, rarely. reform sad the appreciated war—te see e halt weems4 I - gale be ern 00. (Crete) He vuved the erd-e-ortieli.th he Leerily iirearapri edam to wo.ad he mimed. red areme—eltheneh a. dealer Attend firm Rafe whe were prism', he lettered they were Ideetilled with ihe beet let•rms of the reetry. (A p, taus.) While inelateterg the le re aid pr *holies be latemst it the rounlry, they • o .111 et toe same time he ler the Indiana of Lem& prearrthse If she took p r' with ..,,o deed. r 1 0 eosetellom • the sone hood *aid ivy ,hoald en dearer to et. ct ns• he the Reim. An, to mead as armed @self 61 ty. art nit. feted tit moiot tia • L ogee, hem t. mad pr eel °Noy. (Led antra* ) Par n RI. rev @Adm.*** the neoilyy,~ set r id sadiesty mew red is Ile slew. of the err loci who had teat st dart ; sad web to ter ',sae of m Lam ha 1.00.4 os it moll he properly fedi with. Alf es what ead heir pier ie L ides daring the het Sew days, it wee impeat.le to ray whet ma yeas ea ee the Ceettneat at the enrol surer hem ae, be 'Meld shape vote her toe cautery Leise key ht a e impurely seined Sae. He meet they would sesta astern hies ea their momher re "loth time. !lie votes, be hoped, bed elms estiefat tea to the clam% Hs had always Meted be *my Mend miesarr, rd. es Itle eyrie* had km selted es lbe quota* of ,hush rat*. Ita need craly my that be bad away' Toted La Owls ta al aboiltion. (11a .r, \sir ) H. wee ese is firm of the belle.. (Applers.) Mr. R. W Cu wrotte neat spiel\ sed rid that alit:earl he had sot *pretest* Wm se beg se Sir lei ye vier Mira rat teerray rte Use Wad bees • stew :sty he had faiddelly (tamped kb &tie.. Oa itt ea. eyelets' lb Sale bed bed MI Ml' Plaid treat Teri as el the day, sod epos which the I tare, It ma ant utereery bus lam to Maio i milik r - I I T 641.1 kf LhO b i th..V ., i .1 le lbe l.I“ PU :I RVOII we ~. I .40 • THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, 1859. Moe sift say rematis. He saw so moos vas this csuut3y ebs bo dram. Ist° the ward between Swirls ass Italy • he thought she Amid etosi ley asal sus the light out ibis lowa Is with her ousel, so so to ashosis tbo possol Zwopo f.,r the future. Mr. C. K. Truss (oesbar of the Court of Comm Cossoil) ass postai the tellowbsi moststiss, "TWO this sostisi at the electors of Leaden ammo Its twaslstal cm- Siesea is the cost libsei earelidetes, sad Oslo* INN to us Not toollitso to nests their 'stmts.". Jong@ ItSvisg Lied, n•Octs - 1114 *amides, Mr. Le Morris addreemd the meet* be support of the • and moved, or a rider to the motion, that is say Heiliarm Bill introdsced by Lori John Russil It should be a growisioa that votes shasM be takes by ballot. The rider having teen etc udoi by Mr. Roacn, Lord J. Rt . ASILL said he had or matte:Hy expressed his Wan= as the question of the ballot that it was IMMer eery foe him to 'Metes them at any leoltti. His opinion nu that ill three questions should be taken la separate bWa. La he the ballot, he b lend that it the els:gess wore strictly Moon people would th.n Bad fault. It was very possible thst If key bad the hake, the very men who had bees hada( the WWI= would take active ineemuse be seems a majority as the able wee not melee. He kiss& N woe& sot be fair to excites public opiates ban 'Fretless; sad though ▪ that the ballot would set dory great good or hem, it sae sot of say that inseams still it wee a change in the Prism of voting, and so cheap shosM be made ashes it was far the better, sad to chomp the system fres ages to mast votingcould not ha good. Utheythought, Sy the mho of a ma Is the Hoses of Ceinmoss, however pea as basser it vas ts represent the City, he Odd vela for whet woo bad, sad i t diet whisk i t gook Oaf weremuch at fault. .) He would only go Kato that louse tree end sad he Amid sever de any thing but for the good of the . It might do to pledge • yousg man gotag late the house, tai, after the many years' aperienee he had hid, he thought they should lea's some. thing Vt his dracretiou. (Applause.) The rewlutirn was thee put sad estwkd, the rider bin lost by a large majority. Thant' sin them voted to the chairman, end the prom o& Mg, cloned w.th these cheers kr the suitlidatee. would wither of them drappoint the confidence of tide great cosettrency. (Gnat elterbg.) Mr. Baton; fa the nine of hi. addles*. observed— What mast be the condition of the tenant knees of Bimini to Nod to their political thdependene, when • medians Ilia Mr. *kart Watley heis it aw to ask • ethiorena Ike Lord Infinite's for leave M. era tenets if they wlll Online their support at the election t if it were to lb. Ilmalms State of ANIMUS or is the Wad of Cabs, asilliag weabl be mon reasosebte than that if you nand daylliba of the new =hinders of the estate, to ask the maseer, the ewer, whether you might ask the negro cultivator te de weir g you with him to do. But when yaw disemba • metier of politics in • free country, that you limn en the landed proprietor to give you preda tion to armee his tenant* indicter a rate of submission which I ray is Medial and degrading to our country. (Chars) The het is that, so tar as regards molar tem sedation, the per mom of your carroty reperestation I. • and of deed carom tied es to the liedg body of your borough reprteentatios. (Hear.) You enact elk • step without having to ding this on with you. When you get the IW. franchise &ethos counties, and the ballot to prated the vote —tcheent)—then in all probability you will that there are liberal intakes scampi the county constituendes; and the conetes will come op to the berm_ ,he sad they will meek side by aide, mad .boulder to sh a l l os behalf of • thole futon conquests of the popular party which are a-heed and in store for us (Cheers.) Then is on question to which some reference bait been made. Yoe are awn that on this very day—this day .1 almost aniseed holi day In England, this day when with us rase, menn, and families are aocustoteed to be more than ordinarily at their ease—cm this very day possibly may commas, • count to the south of Europe, the durance of which lad the malt of which are ea much hidden from our view aa are the real causes which have provoked It._ (Hear.) Oa th e face of it the cotter le to detonate. whether the despotism of Aus tria or the despotism of Francs shall curt the greatest Influence in the Italian stare.. For as, for every man, such a contest mast have bitten intense. /Melee will be evertutned, the political position of states will be dinged, men's line will be secriflood, homes will be destroyed, tenor end spay will march through the length sad breadth of the Hahn penineals But we live In these Meade surrounded by the salt eater. We have no fete that anybody hoes Italy, or that untidy from Austria, or from Fames, ell maw eta rank in them notes in lf!Sci, lbw power abide la pest times Sr perreed md moat* el lbw ream Is semetwes sti lt to tams (Orme spalwam.) What I sulk you to hewers of this : led your feign ef 11160 panes the same mane as year Mos of 1790. (awe) At that thee, according to the fferelek hiseerlon, Alison, who on this point may be tally NNW epos, thinned or liberal opiates* abroad was the Meg that wee bred at home, and that it was deemed seen fary to lead theephrit, to lead the hearts of the Ragliett po p* Is a Meuse direction, to roue, as be Call ti, the cadent plkadr, of the British nation. If you had not goes into that war, you would have had parliamentary !dorm thirty years earlier then you had it—yes would nem have had the cern laws—you would never have had this great debt--your expeoditure, instead of being now aesfy senety millions, might is all probability have been lessen th one-hall the anent —end th e peat body of the warldeg donee el might have bees, I ethensly believe, is a amities at and comfort, sad educethie aged or nearly ee to which is the amp of what is termed the middle able is tide oonstry. (Chem.) Well, what are we to do ? Are wets had sae Made Meddled from the question of peritimemitery reheat f Are we to run away from this Ms - trail theme te perm the phaeton of mildewy glary f (No.) Are we le diet upon a roma mat stdadlog le ear ma slabs rider dm meddling with the hoome sad eimariersty dada which is about to MEI. moo In the math of Ramp ? (“Yee," end dom.) Now, b my 'plebs then mere le se mletahr. De set agree that Imam I demi myself opposed M a yep se mat of pablle opteds as the garden if the Ramlea we.—that bedide I was lambed sad dellimmil--that Imam every wretched esdhe whe eased hie bread by sad whale derilease wee set theiltattleme=slesadast— (Mmere)—Chat bscaesesvay ass of that d en, I was a et °lnd for his jells, sad hr Me M asd for hie lies, for Agee yews togother—(shams)—thea Moans 1 suf fered Unless, whatever that may be estimated at, af the teem armee= of ase of the ere torettosseeise is the lingdons. I have ever regretted the position I then took. (Conn) No, foe If I had loot more than that, everything I haven ths world, and @vending I hope for in the war* sever ahead I for one lament hawk regretted the warn I took. ((Grunt sppleuse.) Bat sow, when it le not • question of Rude sad the Turk. but • question of Parr, and Vines, sad Mika, and Tons, whatever be your opines, whether be the opinion of any ore of my countrymen, let it be fairly understood that I in committed irrevocably, so far se I have *ay influence, to the satire distention of England from any meddling enterer. (Loud and loorcontlnued cheers) I csa remain in the Hone of Common—l can do my duty with each energy end capacity en have bees be stowed tips me; or len ben the Hoer of Common—l on retain to my own dames& aleysents, ad to what Were at onetime my colnaterdelsoil memaketuriag pursuits; but there is one thing I cenest= that r, to sit lamely by and eel intriguing *or or laniads,* plus hunters gradually, bit by bit, by Ideates hero, by Woks there, by crime yonder, step, drift, ends, is It were, Into She terrific slyer which yaramhtiow no. (Mem) I value the blood, I value the gran I vane the amodurt, the lime, the homes, the happiness of the people_ of tide centry. (Re sewed applause.) Never for misdeals memat, at the behest of power or at the all of minks hussy and popular clamour, shall any man be this to shun me with being accessory to • policy which should cantles the happhwee of the common peo_ple on the altar of seagnisary war. (Oren oberetag.) Mr. 0101011 EDMONDS, Clete of the Peers, next moved, and Mr. Alderman BALDWIN seconded, • resolution con veyieg thanks to the retiring members; and expressive of the genie of the meeting of the alight shown to it by Mr. Mind, the conservative candidate, In sot attending. This resolution was carried neenimonaly, and by acclamation. Thanks were aloe voted to Sir John Ratcliffe, the Mayor, for pending es the session. The inners eseembly then plied dispersed ; Mr. Bright • followeda crowds, mad oath • y cheered AA he -4 the bold In th wi-room of the elm* Spioer-etreet, Back date, yesterday e m ry ooring, be the deeds el Ms noel stßoerr, and the tranoofion of other loshases. Mr. William Cowood wee rooked churchwarden. Overseen, Mr. Eckert Nichol son and Mr. William Kirk; Vestrymen, Mr. Lewis Carr, Mr. William Smith, Mr. Thomas Saville Dame b l t a Norris, Mr. Thome Towssend, Yr. Thomas Mr. Norge R. Cock. Mr. Bartholomew Proton, Mr. JINNI Clove, Mr. lobo Wells, Mr. William Bore, Mr. Leder Courdjohn, Mr. Josph Needham), Mr. JaM4B Jeffreys, and Mr. (Norge Cobb ; Conatablo,*. Mr. Robot Rooke ; - Vestry Clerk, Mr. John Proctor. HAMLET or RaTcurin.—Mr. Richard Trutt, was elided churchwarden. Considerable discoed= took glees on the subject of the election of traders. The follow ing gems tlemen were ultimately declared 44 elected : Mr. Acork„ Mr. Barrett, Mr. A. W. Barrett, Mr. Pearce, Mr. Gammen, Mr. Gowlazd, Mr. Kemper, Mr. Reread!), Mr. Rcdpetb, Mr. Perldeson, Mr. Sergeant, and Mr. Weer. Rminoron.—The chairman named Mr. Green way, the present churchwarden, to act as his behalf, and the Vestryeleeted Mr. Pearson, the ether ekertitrardrn, to sot an behalf of the pariah. The following gentlemen wore conseshir :—For the Town Ward, Mama. Ford, riders t , a end Taylor i Brompton—Meeme. Slater, Hardy, Jun. end Aldrldp ; Nottleg-hill—Meeses. Elder" Perko, , and Hodbcwoughs.—Town Ward—Msams. Ratan and Roper; Brompton—Medan. Alleapp and Cathbartna ; NoUlerhill—Maere. Pardo° and Warren. Tithing Town Ward—Mows. Hell and Clark; Brampton—Memo Chaplin and Garner; Notting-hill—Mews. SgnMell end Bedding. lesp:otors of Weights and Meuntea—Tows Ward—Messrs. Clark, Taylor, Stereos, Garden, and Ray; Brampton — Mes=a. Hatcher, Turner, Hyde, Knit, Lya kuntrand Hutchim : Notting-hill—Mows. Wyatt, King dom, Whoa, Moylen, Shilcock, and Hobson. Mr. Samuel Panamell wee enaramonaly elected the beadle for the morning year, and Mr. Oliver, aeztoe. SOUTHWARK.. Mr. A. Pellatt,...il; local candidate, met a resale &retie smut. of the reser et the Lb/sr leefeetlim tf the Beroagh-road. The tram et re lastbutioa is which to wain wee beid was arvwded. Beware quietism were pat I. the boa. gentleman —ere ▪ Men evidently with a desidsd hostile intent, and in ton se some ireeruploa wee esericeed. r. 71ILLAIT. who NM peeled with three time three Me" reellied Met, with mud to to eiluteriar question, his. misty had a greet the other was .godly tended to ; bat bawls owed to all such guar, sail is favour of this rissing system. Be would empet say measure =tale pinilsarst to reveal the mare iost d mid fa weeklessme. With regeed le &reign Mahe, he VI/ I. freer et a prig of sos-beermarea, to which we owed thee mess al peace we as t ir melons to the Rea. dee inr. I/ we had thwarted policy it Mould have been is Vas env helves Idensery ant Austria, urea lark laterhied is dis side et analer. we. IL. friend of perm bat read as are the canny le ha dithessmed der wit d sari et Mom. Se 11 , 81 set fa been of imbed bat des word gles m yids a beinersid sr Wise as possible, end Merl le pre pared Is my Mat every um wits paid 2e. 6d. a weak rat and hail lived six nears la his deseillag should be epui the rgiehror. (Err.) Hs did amt recollect the ComLiastion et Worms's BM; bat be was the advocate d fres trade is sH rip, sad Ad Est ersider they toseM to tares the mem greet the workmen. workmen spinet Os maim as was °peer le say bill that dirtied war hoes ses le the ether. He bad sit L. msay year Ism tbs meow of the works to lielhed-sarest ; ribs seek to whets espearialgof what Ni,hbi ther who was the meager, did, mien Messer. They W fareemirs employed there, but as Mega& Made bed bens reread he male nem for than; sad eartrag le weir ass ha sa-laelleb emenek to say thst Berms= who ewe bare peeecedei treat sherd not be amployelmseely hears try were fersigners. (Hear.) It was erne the detbsedres ✓etrred to wive Bede ender ea ernagemeal width bad imbue for 30 years; but the men wee wen gaper te them eared V. to 41. a week seek, asterithelemilm; W if his questioner could bring forreed say pins= who woad say that they had sot tale play, _he would es lensar stead up as a radicles. (Her.) With cigar to his seamier with the British Bank, ha thought that crumay bid been set street. Hs was comesed with the beak is to drat year of be existence, and Lift k became be disapproved of Ms system at which the Weiser was befog earned g oa. H. waver ma Mr. Humphrey Mews sad kart of to grad swindle which took rem bias ate he r t h i .la reply he melee question, be said he word vote ter the introduction of • bill to allow bearded' of to in babisnts of .. ta i Liatelt , o establish Ms Maim Law with regard to but mg Ni of near to the gent who he expected word bring that meatus freed aad the pasty from whom it would minim to himself ;the right of voting against it= reading, atter biers; the argomemis, if ho eiriald disapprove of its priaciiies He would vote spirt the paper duty, having r manufacturer felt the inecarrisace and annoy ear of melee restrictions himself, and es tiring conducive to ohs Apnea in bursters. • resolution pledging the meeting to support lb. ben. cud. dive was proposed and carried, and a vote of thanks to the clamant es:eluded the procec.lings, BIRMINGHAM. The contest in Birmingham promises to be a n•. though there seer..s no doubt that Mr. sod bit. Bright will be reelected by • Urge majority. Mr. Arland, the cTalitiou ausdidst brought forward to Mr. Bright, is teapot ttd by a vet, large number of hipt raspeembie patio:men, but Ws reception at various ward. meeting• shows that he his not the suptort at the new al eheters and non-electors. The Mayor hes /zed the acialae• tioa be I hunday. On Saturday aft2nrea Mr. Bright edd , emed three tweet lags, two d them is the open att. His most speech was that delivered to the semis( Y 81. 122 42::: : : wwd, perhaps the most red:cal parties of the nab& town. A towa's meeting, upon a requisition presented to the Mayor sad ociaread by hit worship, to comider the claims of thee:saddest , * for the rerressatotion of the borough la pertiamear wit hea io the Town-hail, et Birmiagham, yesterday ; ek Joan 11818(.3.1r7, the mayor, in the char. The ball was densely crowded,but that phrase convey, only a way feeble idea of the cherac'er of the mestiog, the goo. medlar amounted la fact toe woad dermastratios Is favour of the principles which Mr. Blight has, with so smelt 'lo osest* sad ability, mamma& d, trod which hie oalletigne, Mr. Svhelettld. has taramtly supported. Mr. tabled sad hie fronds were not present; Mr Bright sod Mr. &toddledd had a most eatharieetic reception. and,se will be seen below, the amembly was =salmons in their newer. In the orchestra. bgyemd the mayor, there wets fall thee t imid.' of these who take pint in tee public beanies' of Bar astagbana. Mr. P. H. Mcterz moved toe trot vegelatioo, to the effect that i 2 the opiates of the awatieg Menem lichnlefield end Bright wwg At sad proper persona to represent Birmingham is the mew Far tamest. Mr. Alderman Lunn 'evened the deolatios. They het (he said) easnlmoin-ly Arid Mr. Blight Is him Mateyo two rare ego. The tmestion mtw was, dose Berwimbeen recast f to which the weembly with one scorned Mould a tremendous " No." Mr. 5C801.88111.0. who we. received with MT, demou• Oration of eat haerams, seat eddre-sed ibe semeably, which at tat. monied was not merely densely sacked, bat every approsch to the hall was throttled. Ihe hamar able pat:trout alluded to the imperbwee which attached to the remit of the pregent electio believing, as he mid he dad, that ap-.11 the reralt der madd the Imprimis tad the prosperity of the peopled this country re bed a matery. The hon. gen.litalan weat on to mimes ' hie .aspire that the meant cen'est Amid have torn get up ; bat (be mid) with of once to Mr. Attend, be knew kin to ha ..choler and e portents", and no d , ereepeciful weed wadi mane ble Ilia is re eine' to him. As for Ye eptaboa. he 1810 tee e etyma whet they were, though Mimi teed his address elesfally ; indeed, he roes from ibie perm' of it pertettly aaeallgktrnod NB PO Mr. Attend'. views, whit the exception that moss prat b< was details; to the be;!,t, he said with great frookueos sot ;luck, he ',- pored. He (lb. ermoldisli) or.ly wished that the boa. gentlemen had bra equally .4%4 ea other geble. With reasaree to Ids pert be this *labs, the has. seallmes sail that be sabered to the koalas be bei eapeemed • NOS a two ega oast be sorriabei is bin ISt& is t et elessest, and an home. aahritra *abed that Mr. r fee. e town idtem:d be theme al his eau in tide emotes; if am or other mew ge millivolt. 10 ft be irm (Mr. isholetbll), bereese has Web*, sat parliament would be ef kcal he. poitmee only, wiser«, the love of Mr. Bright would be a tinsel me. (Choirs) That very anomag he (Mr. hmi received a letter, kindly written, whisk epolre of en attempt by kiss to thrust Mr. Might apes the mople of Benminghele. dieestised anithieg of the kind. All he NM es tee sotijot had been *afforest to those sire Unaided to vete for &Wok field sad Bright, that If 008 was is dee ger let it la himself to suffer. (I namease cheers.) IS ices "ortolan bad kern "Moe to postage. la Mr. Bright's &Neches, sad it was tone that there eight be hers and there raphtedoss to Mite &mat, and of which he (Mr. dcholelleld) mold not approve; bat to the principles he had ensaciatad he toll no t no-ittioa whatever. (Chews ) If he might, however, take a 1 betty with his hon. Mend it would bo to .tmoet Mar, sow that be reeked amongst the forewietted 80000 Mato sows, and so much attention was peat to every expressers el Ida, h would be wit to he /yarded and esaloas so to the choke of words, sod that they might be of that 'mellowed teem teem - mg the Irk tr which he • (Cherre.l Oa all the greet quistisme of the dery bi lM a r. B..hotedield) weal/ be bowl 10 WWI with Mr. Brig% 'a base,' so be did Inaly b, the geed pet:cupid whack list wand Lit him thir Lk* w. Hewing mooed with the week lag-tea MI hie life be bad no beitOetkie h amiss the he big saver heard one woed 'teed by thus ia say eteeeeb:y that was inacasieteat with the aselidie ass vi of ow veaseable cooatitatlae—(shren)--eadl the be held to be tree yealerratbssa whisk' lay la the dbeedea of ../ended rights lie the people, sad hs wee the beat Mead of his (lases end to his country who westerly to Id Is Weed tag to the people them p.st Ortega'. Whew.) Costliest We the malt ef the present odes. mead be the f retention el hie bea, Mal Ms. aright sad Ilmserf i lts hobs/ that they THE EASTER PAROCHIAL ELRCTIONE. The election of churchwardens and other offioers of the various metropoltun parishes for the ensuing year took place yesterday according to custom, ere some of the following results PANCRAS.—The gentlemen nominated for se aka churchwarden were Mr. D. R. Cameron, Mr. Robert Flunks and Mr. Samuel Redness Stockton. Oa a chow of hands the numbers were—For Mr. Cosmos 46; Mr. For aloe, SS; Mr. Stockton, 25. Oa a division going demanded, tbe Numb= win—For Mr. D. R. Cmamon, 15; Mr. R. !sake, SS; Mr. &R. Stockton, 25. The Roe. R. &tett them moved, sad Mr. Crane seconded, a vote of desks to R. Athaboeceigh, leg., for the seal and ability sigh which be bed diacbsrged the duties of churchwarden Err the put year. whkh was carried sera. con., and the re-election of the entire enti-poor law board was anied by an overwhelm- major T.DREW,A HoLnontr.—Mr. Davi., of High Holborn, we. appointed thenpper churchwarden; and Mr. Edwards, of Holbers-hlll, the lower churchwarden. Mr. Alszander Wilan and Mr. Cox, of Holbcon.hill, wire sleeted the aldermen for the City Ltinwly ; snd Mr. Webb, of High Holborn. and Mr. Low, of Chaiscarlane, the endear:an for the Upper Liberty , during the yaw easulag. HOLT - TENITT, GRAT'S-INN-ZOLD.-11r. W. Mel be, rilleilw‘row wee assiestel by the rector ea his cbsniarsarke. Harbecise thee I roamed that Mr. Tubes, of Jebentrest, be alma the parishioners' church warden. They were naeakeoeffilmsleeted. ST. CESIUM? Dallte.—The parishioners nomi nated for elation as churchwardens were, for the Duchy Uterry, Mews. C. Iferiow, T. Chapman, Orltio, sad D. Nutt for the Weetaineler lA7 Marrs. Tyler, Reeadern, sad Ittar. Medea wee rea of a mottos for the seat vestry, to the 'Nan that the pea officer. of the panel be elected small. BT. GEORGE'S, liarrovei-atatall.—Mr. Edward Stanley, the junior churchwarden, was elected senior church warden. Mr. Waterton pope« d Dr. Brewer as junior churchwarden. The Hue. C. Vatter seconded the nomina tion. Mr. St•aley as in antendroent, prorated the election of the Earl of St. Genuine. The Berl of St. Germans said that he bed no desire to be the canoe of any differences in the vestry, enl while be felt obliged to hi. hon. friend for bowleg put him iu nomination from for moms be had stated, be boiled that his name would be withdraws. He would give his rote for Dr. Brewer, bet ha would leave the question with the vatry. The chairman put the question. when the another appeared to the Inside being raised, 21 for Rai M. Hermon and 23 kr Dr. Brewer. ST. Asp, Sono.—Mears. Smith and Osborne were realeated as eburchweidens. 81. Mazy, Wurrucnerzi..—Churchwarden, Mr. J. O. Oortoe ; overran, Messy.. Jobe Weybrat and John Jambe, Sr. MaITHIw, BETUNAL-ORIEN. Church warden., Mr. William Doyle Callas and Mr. Henry Pereira • °veneers Mr. Robert Weight, Mr. Thome, Brookas, Mr. Gliwice Unwh4 eel Mr. Dangle. Ito beans ; Orgealst, Mr. D. WAnor Bead* Mr. Janes Vaughan ; Healboroeghs, Mr. Nathaniel Resin red Mr. Jars Lung. ST. OZOROE'S-IN TULEABT. Clatrchwardene, Mr. W. J. Tampion sod Mr. John Dorsett; Overawe, Mr. A. Littlejohn, Mr. Jame. Males, Mr. Jaws Compton, red Mr. Hoary layman. Tirana : Mt. T. Peden, Mr. J. litioltardson, Mr. I. Sander, Mr. W. Clark, Mr. Janes Fraser, Mr. J. F. Hated, M. S. Padget, Mr. T. Berrett, Mr. W. Statleld, Mr. T. M. F.troloegh, Mr. G.M. filiata, Mr. John Fraser (re Omer), Mr. J. Wilma, and Kr. H. H. Arratreog, Coestali!e, Mr. Thomas Herbert. 01,0 Towa.—Churchwardent, Mr. C twin Caen Move and Mr. Charles Moody; Overseen, Mr. Bem Jean Hollingsworth, Mr. F. J. Gould, Mr. lowed L undy, sad Mr. J. B. Radcliff; Guardian, Mr. mitring, n, Mr. Tredwlrk Charlatan Mr. Robert Beet " ., Mr. William Newts., Mr. Join Lank Hicknatt, Mr. Willies Ephraim Snow, Mr. John Camas. Mr. John Patten, Mr. Charles Roes. Mr. Jobs ffroling, Mr. Charles Coed Moors, Mr. Charlie Moody, Mr. Cluistorter BUM. Mr. Moans Nagle, Mr. Chaise Telmedge, Mr. !Arabi= James, Mr. Teaches Neill, end Mr. daannl Nirphtuane; Beadle sad Boneetaing Ofs or, Mr. John Sterna. MILE-IND NEW TOWN.—The annual election of parochial Acne fir the bealet of Mile-end New Tows was TSB POLICE COURIS. MANSION-HOUSE. Bicard Bedford 41kn, 62, described Si an urderwriter at Lloyds', with no flied residence, was brought ep on a war rant by detective sergeant Spittle, charged with having, on the Bth September last, forged a transfer of a certain share and interest on certain stock, vie., the sum of b 7.51., with in tent to defraud the company and governor of the Berth of England. Mr. Freelifield appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Weenier for the defence. Mr. Freehteld said the facts connected with the charge were very brief. In September last the prisoner wart to Mr. Ashton, a stockbroker, abort the transfer °ism= of 8761.610 k standing at the Bask of England le his own name and themes of Miss Frances Bedford, requesting Mr. Aehtoe to mot him at the Bank, en the Mot September, when heated Mk/ Frames Bedford would be with him to eiecute the tremiler. Mr. Ashton socordiegly attended at the Beak, where the prisoner met him, accompanied by • lady, whom he I. muted to be Miss Frances Bedford, who, with signed the thunder. Subsequently, however, it a=s that the lady who signed the transfer was not the Meal Frenve Bedford in whom name the stock eioa, sad thee the prioneer had taken advantage of the fact that Mr. Ashton did sot know Min Bedford, to introduce some other female I in her place. Under these oireunistrooes • warrant was ap plat be, granted by the Lord Mayor, and placed in the Ms& at Spittle, en active and intelligent detective, who had succeeded in spprehending the prisoner at Altona, on the charge of forgery. The following witnesses were examined Mr. Tangs Ballard—l em principal clerk in the Three per Cont. Congas-ogles at the Bank of England. I produce the ledge' for the Tines per Cent. Consols; and ender date Bth Befswabw, 1868,1 Sad that 8761. stood in the mamma Frances Hedhed sad Richard Bedford Alien en the =waft of that date. I also produce the transfer-book for those so 'alike, from which it appears that, on the mime day, the immune of 8761. was transferred, and the book signed "F. Bedford and R. B. Allen." Mr. F. H. Catty—l am clerk in the Three per Cent at the Beak of England. I see the treadle el ° 7 l • P ai nstra 8761. be the tregehr-book. perpo timg to be stool by Frances &Abed sad B. B. Allen. I was the semellie gismos to time slinoturos, but I cannot insatily No plows as the hoodswou who signed. NA A. hats% dialogue, 76, Old Broad-street.—l re member eh, Mktheissabse lee. On the previous day I had KM the primmer _whe gave me theructlons to meet him in No Bank of Engin( ant day. He also bespoke a transfer NEN. stock la th e gam ofFraneas Bedford and his own arm At the same time he told me that the lady was an bead, and would sot be Ale to come to my Aloe. Be mad it ley sake again on the morning of the Bth and told we tole sere 10 be at the Bank at one o'clock. I went to OM DAN somedingly, and after waiting a few minutes the Weimer Iwo is with a lady on his ann, whom he introduced at lONBstbed. I bad known the phone? for years, sad relylangen lei introduction 1 did not put any questions to the seltem I had never seen before. The lady signed the ternefer la my presence and that of the primer, who aigaselft she. I then signed my name to the book as ambers to the Identity of the parties. We left together, the lady getting into a cab at the door, and I raid to the poisoner the two cheques produced, which have boon subsequently paid by my bankers. Miss Frances Bedfurd—l amdeg* and Mies at Brighton. In the month of September last I sae possessed of a sum of 8761. in the Three per Cent. Consols. The stock Ma standing in ray own name and that of Richard Bedford Allen. He had no interest in the stock, but it wood In oar Joint names for the purpose of receiving the dividends. I have examined the [meter produced, the signature to which, "P . Bedford," Is not in my handwritiog, or did I authorised say oat to ern it fie me. The prisoner is related to nee and knows me well. I do not know by whom the tesowlsr woo signed. I have had frequent transections sad pommel interviews with the prisoner. Jam Spittle, detective sergeant—On the 21st March a warrant was placed in my posesetion, segued by the Lord Mayor, for the apprehmeion of th e prisoner. In puranaece of Heat warrant - I went to Althea, where I found the pri mer rending at an hotel He was known there as Mr. " Akan," but when I aridnemd him as Mr. " Allem," lie at once said " Yes." I mega arrangements with the at Aiken!, and received front them a passport which he ;adios had the name of Clear Alton, which he said he lod ge d in received at Calais. The passport is dated the 6th of March. His wifo'S name ie aleo on the passport, she was with him at Alton.. He was put on board the steam packet by the police on Friday night at my instance, and I came by the same pecked. I did not show him the wrong until lest night, en board the strainer, when I ar rested him. Be reed the werraat, and I explained the charge to him, to which be =steno reply. Mr. Walther atetained from oroes-examination, end the ptisocer was remanded for the formal completion of the depr..7 ghoul', with an lagmatien that he would then be commits. for trial. ILLIMBOROUGH-STREET. - John Laig, carpenter, rsoldieg st the model lodging 'louse, Spred 7 . 8-coart, Orsy's-inn-Irne, was charged wish steeling 36 of boots and shoes, of the velars of 10l the property of r. Benjamin Lovelace, shoemaker, 3, OM Compton-shoat, Soho. The prosecator said that at eight that morning, on going to open his shop, be found the side door of 311, end on enter ing he saw the prisoner busily crop'oyf d putting boots sad sir es iron' the window into a sus, which was then thrzs ports full. He immediately cell for assis•-.nor ' and held the door so se to prevent the prisoner's escape. Assistance eosslsg, he gave the prisoner into custody. On Eternising time tor he Pound 38 pairs of boots and show, worth at least 161., • coat, and other articles. The stack belonged to the prisoner. Whishon, 166 C, roved taking prisoner into custody, and on asking how he got into the house he said be found the door open. The Fierier, who is well knows to the police as a thief, was asked whether he had an)thitit to soy, and said he world resew* his defence. The prisoner, who conducted himself in a very cool man or, was than regraded, that previous convictions may be prordsgaloat him. MARKETS. THB FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (From the Nark-lam Firms.) The Pule ems market at the close of the week, apparently wider political balks:rem made a iesdlerate atimnee—say to the extent of if. to let per 167 kilos. (Is. per tack Bi g lab), the nags of superior qualities being 42L to 46f. 60c. per 151 kilos. (30..6d. per 280ths. English). For the tour mats there was • still better inquiry at 47f. per 167 kilos. (111 s. par 2801ba.), for the current munth ; bat tow sellers appal:ins at the improvement. The wheat trade also partmipated in the ries to the extent of 60e. per 11 beet. (Bd. per the highest prices Ming 24f. 50c. per beet. IM. 3d. per qr.). Other grain was, however, generally dull, without the alishieet indication of a ries ; barley and rye continuing neglected, while the offers of oats at termer prices exceeded the demand. Clovethort, from the small stocks on hand, maintained its value—say 126 f. to 1361. per 100 kilos. As respects the country wheat market*, they have also shown in upward tendency. Lille, 66c. ; Villedieu, 67c. ; and Lerkenburg, 76c. per beet. (nearly 2a. per qr.), while none of the last advice, from the departments bad given any. Tbe orly festure at Marseilles as, dimness. The Spanish t ithe being shortly expeothd to reopen, flour wee inflames'. TM late frosts hod etrimaly *cued the vine.. The late prevailing dulness the Belgian market has given piece to more tons, though no decided advance has geceially been pronounced. Antwerp was fires, and some Egyptian beans had sold at 375. per qr, sad had th ere not been goo d mrivals of wheat frees Fr ; ance, there la no doubt this grub would hem bees higher : moire qualities wore quoted 43a. 6d.; French, to 40e. At Tersomde, soles were all brisk at lull prices; and the same advice' cum from Brussels. Wheat and rye also at Liege wise fel. per qr. Welter. The Dutch markets, though slowly intluenmd, show the tams tendency. At Amsterdam 3,000 qrs. ot rye were readily placed at rather more money, and later advice. note • slight numerates, oa ell descriptions of grain. Wheat at lianthro' bad *leo lam in request at mere money, sod all otber grain was Ili m. Cuing:boo sewer had remand at Cologne, extreme verbs lions of temperature having been experienced, there having be..n heavy snow.atorms, with hail, end then again beating rains. None a these changes, however, had apparently done the least damage c o the growths sore, which looked well. Al Berlin also the crops continued to look encouraging. Wheat had not changed its pealticro, sales remaining slow, as well ss floor aad most other pain. The top quotation for wheat was 48s. &I.; rye, 28s. ,• rate u last qu,ted. At Stettin priors wen finny bat without touch passing. A bettor ,equity for wheat had sprung up at Danzig, prices bong fully la. per qr. higher, the highest figure being about 62.. for wheat. The Konigsberg market was also somewhat firmer, though without soy very decided improvement. Wheat was meat to Ye lfbe:Berisa sad Bavarian mutes, as of Isle, continue to show unimportant does nations. There bad been shlensive transactions at Odessa, after a period at ealto—as ranch as 48,000 ve, of wheat having hands in the sour , * of a week. Hard wLeAt bed reeTt i requeet foe tioily, and oats and rye for the Adriatio. Whoa, 31e. to 42a. ; rye to 21s. 6J. ; maize, to 23e. 6d. ; leery, to 175.; oats, to 17s. Topmost ani liordiamid lad also found an improved &i -ntuit for wheat at from M. to 37e. The sons acclivity bad mamma at Galati, whets wheat hod bniugtit 30s. 6J. ; rye, 20..; mozo, 204 The l ot of shoat at Bud woe 30a. per qr.; Beesseabian leule y Wog quoted 12s. 3d. per qr. At,lbralls, 12,000 qrs. maim had been sold, on the spot and ft r deltvw y, at from Hs. 9d. to 186.6 d. ; and 10011) wheat at 24.. Thine bad bees bee rotes far a fortnight, and the 00•1141 mope looked promising. A Web demand wr ezpirieneed for wheat end maim at lobos, with pokes still twribss higher. Herd wheat was qsoted6oe. to 664; sok NM to &MI share, to 26a. 6d.; and barley, 30e. 64. The last 'dykes from New York won &ill, both fee wheat awl door, web, however, hat Medway of prices. a tine Mats a 1..; to 6 dole. 66e. (22e. 4.1.) ; mere, to 6 diele= 6d.); Round Hoop Ohio, to 6 dab. 658. (27..); douthern dull, at 6 dole. 'Mo. to 6 dote. We. (Us.); extra Caned., 6 dole. 60c. to 7 dale. (Me. 9d.) Whid Kentucky whert, to 1 dol. 674. (Mel ; &adon rod, I dol. 510. (60a, 4d.); mode rather cheaper, Ida to M. par bash, By advice' dated Feb. 16, from Victoria, it would •appear they were *lmplode( honest favourably, and threshing them wheat for wrist. It ins aemeidwed mderitaltie that in the add( diatticts the crop of ”ftes had eseeeded the con eumytion. The previous tre.se had even great Toadies of vegetables, and there weeevery prospect of a flue time to pre pare the soil for sowing psis. UNIDO, WIIILT DOOM 11.111171135.—Arsua. iteratediDeltveredirr.ftecti 1363 Ilveas—Wet Daft —a WM Modals telt. aiii MO MA; le #0.44 InAg PCS 144.064 non 107.6; 401 TALLOW.--Saterday bevies' been a holiday in the tallow market, the effect on the market of the news from Vienna, nerved on Thursday evening, wee sot *town till to-day. It was felt this morning that the oatmeal effect ef war in I °untried' (ouch as Austria end Prue) which are consumers, not producer, of tallow, should be to leave more of the production of the worl d the corweere of this country, and it is consequently the opinion of many parties that we ought Tether to have seen a decline in prices than ea advance, under present circumstances. We have *mrt, however, that the price of tallow at one period advanced to-day la. to Is. 6d. per cwt., end this advance was without a question the result of the anticipator of the trade that poiiticel oh. camerae*, will not lea* this o3untry long in present cir cumstances. It is to be recollected that, in 'the absence cd partimeentery control, the fate of the country is very much le the bands of the mirror of the day, and one naturally seeks for information as to his views in the cir cumstances which are now esespirieg, nor need we look fr. On Monday riming Lord Derby spoke low (decreeing the probabilLy of the neutrality of this country) "So long as it may last," he said, " it must be an mined neutrality. ;enabling us to take oar part on that aide which the honour and dignity *I oar orrery may *Meer r best deserving oar 'tippet ••' sad farther he continued, "God grad we may be Teti the eaceesity of entering so danger ous@ a pith." Th hew" commented that upon sa it is to day by the report in the daily journals, every British station In the Mediterranean is being strengthened, natu rally affects the minds of holders of goods, and we must ex pot very considerable fluctuations in our artier. Already to day the market has Soared nearly le. par ow t., t with hardly a seller; 68a. was soots paid for deliveryoalg tober and Drreabar, and 675. dm June. Later is the day, however, thus was be. lemma, red the market closed : Spot, 66e. 6d. t 3 665. 9d.; June, 665. 66. ; July sad Bantam her, Rs. • and October and December , 6 75. Od. ; palm oil, 465.; Co coa ant oil, Cochin. 42a. ; ditto Ceylon, 41.5.; town tallow, 66e. net car. No Australian or South Ame ricen offering. No Odessa in the market.—(Prom the circu lar of Messrs. Smith and Charles, dated Monday erring.) COTTON.—lavaaPooL, APRIL 26.—The sales of cotton to-day me estimated at 6,000 balm. ♦ quiet market at the prkesof Thursday last. CATTLE.—Lrreeroce, Assn. 26.—Tvebs supply of stock iris meek kes *se on lest Monday. A g good d for both cattle sad skesp, et do tall grime el last marke oused t. COALS. Lomax, Aram 25. —Barges Nutley, 16e. ; Harwell, 12a.; 13a. 6d.; Walker Prlzarcea Ila ed.; Wylara. ; Walla Bad 14.9 d.; Walla Bad Bagwell 17a. ed.; Walla Bad Lew 17a. ed. Walla Bad dear B all , 16e. 3d.; Walls KAI" 16a. ed.; Walls ad floaill Rartkpool, 16e. 9d.; Walk Bad Beall Hellas, 10e. ed. ; Walla Bad South Mutes, 154.--818pe at market, 68 ; said, 44. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, APRIL 25. APPOINTMENTS.— Mestere I. H. Allard (1861), to the Exmouth, 90, screw steers gamd.eldp of ordinary, at Donegan ; W. Byford (1848), to the C 0...,, 80, eons steam gamd-ship of ordi aary, Is sarnow; J. P. P. Warren (1843), to the Renal bal, 91, saw stems goard- ship of craw', at Portsmouth; J. C. Euttitlas (1838) to the Minotaur, receiving @hip, at Bhotenem; J. Turkic (1841), to the Welibigtes, 72, at Dovospest ; eat J. J. Bell (1848), to the Ails, 84, at Poetimonth. Burgeou W. Robertson, M.D. (18484:: Hero, 91, screw steam ship, at Sheern e ss . Da M.D. (1841), to ittelAahi; H. Trevan, M.D. (1848 ], to the 'lt; B. R. Beaks (1840, to the Minotaur; 8. W. Webb (1860, to the Hanaltal • T H. Hews (1841), an C. 8. Liam, N.D. (additinal), T. the Cremq. Powwows. W. G. Permeates (1846) and R. W. War wick; (additional) to the Well a; A. Robinscn (1813) to the Exam* • G. G. Nelson 848) to the Cressy; C. 8. Giles OM) miff. Callaway (1 to the Miaotaur ;W. Mons& (1841) to the Hanulbal ; .B. Pearce (1846), W. J. Memo (1867), mid H. J. IL Wall (additional) to the Asia. Ilecoad Master R. C. Roberto (183 , 12 61 the Exmouth. Assisteat-isrpom J. Wyss ( 1 866) sod A. Minuock iter ri i the Exmouth; T. H. M oore (1866) to the • C. Emma (1856) to the Minotaur; A. B. Woo& Geld, . (1864), to Ike Wellisroa ;R. Crelgtooa (1860) to the Asia; R. P. Hiffaman (1864) and R. Walker (acting) Is the Haantbal. Assieleat Pamottstcrs T. N. Jenkins (1865), to the Creasy; H. T. West (1856), sad J. P. Pawn, to the Minotaur; C. P. Maim (1861), to the Haualbel; W. Noble (1865), to the Aals_,_• E. H. (instal (1846) sad F. 0. 8. Patch (IM7), to tho Willagtou. Claim N. J. Aaron, to the Cressy ; W. L. limmileid, to the Reemthal ; A. P. Cox and G. V. Gengelbr, te the EsamentL Amiatint Clerks E. B. Nettleton, to the Oremy ; B. W. Jars, to the lbanibal ; sad A. ' T. D. Nettleks, to the Exmouth. WOOLWICH, Awn 26. The two batteries of Royal Artillery, ander tha wasmend of Major lagleby and Major Williams, hays left Woolwich for Portsmouth. The utmost setivily now prevails at the Royal Arsenal in the shipment et shot, shell, and other sannitlom of war to various foreign stations. CHATHAM, APRIL 26. In accordance with orders from the Horns-Guards, the nth (Captain Stuart'.) oompany and the 36th (Captain Heriers) canspeny left Brompton Barracks the maesing, end protruded, the former to Aiderahott and as latter to Perlassona. The ofilms who accompanied the oompaales cram Lisetemsta Carroll, Anderson, Woodward, mid Arm *meg. The 28th company of Royal Engineers, under the command of Captain Stuart, will retain from Aldershott to Bramptos Barracks on Wednesday moonier • and the 29th ammy, in charge of Captain Bridge, will :mire the earns day from Portsmouth. Al order has leen received at this garrieon from the Bome-Gloards directing that, in future, ell Moro soldiers who are menaced to four years' imprisonment by the civil power are to be discharged from the service, end their dis charge documents forwarded Immediately to headquarters for confirmation. The Lords of the Admiralty have given directions for the Channel Fleet to be with Rare cone ein nals, end preparations are bang made moordlngly is the Dsvospoet Dockyard. Beira mode bee bees practieed in Plymouth Harbour for the last six maths. It is aimple, sod very rapid, and is elm adapted for nee 6 1 7 e 4 steam whistle of a gunboat, why • bugle, all, dco., in mas of fog. 'Under recent directioas from Fort Admiral Sir Bar rington Reynolds, K.C.8., the system has cue been canted out at night, by lights, and can then be worked more ra pidly than by day. On Thuraday night, in the presence of the Port Admiral and • large party, some aspartameb were made from the battery at Roost Wise, for testing the ass of Robson', potent signal lights and dischargers in cosjune tbe with Itaul's acne. Robson's light, are of three colours — red, blur, and green, and like the rocket, which exhibit the same colours, are very Intense and distinct. Couimunicedim ems qadekly obtained with the thehip Impregnable, lying of used Edgecumbe, and the gunnery ship Cambridge, in Itsmosis. The rockets throw out • ball of dre, which does in the sir some time arta the discharge and with the 1 Ebel greatly Mama, the umfaluma and rapidity of the cone rig pals. Roloon's inventioas hove been long adopted by the Trinity Booed and the mercantile marine. BPORZING. EWMARRET CRAVEN MEETING-MONDAT, Came Ram Roams Nakao Adman Lbw at Aron Pier Rim LS Maiscar Puts War. I Ilimarast sireastaira 13 sair. M=i: li*::::. =i =7 •• ~iim. oi'ieua' 1 I ilieici:—lscara brat iiillsaa• • • • IhillCS.—Oallos beat Leconte.. NEWMARKET. lio v 'lion?. Aomori' Assoats.—Astms. Wally t..`}stbla. Irright , banquet, air Clarence. ltattlabone. DURHAM RACES—MosnAv, TEAL Bram. Onry U stook . Rotor?. VimAs ............... rtiWiesairt usiLmaCtassai. TM is& nOPSICI, *rasa . 's: THE SUICIDE OF A YOUNG LADY AT MAIIOATZ..—• As isquest wee hell ott Saturday emoting by Mr. G. T. Thompson, cancer k r the district, epos the body of Nike Blekessore, the young ledy who committed suicide es neer day evening by throericg herself from the Herpes jetty. Them lave been rumours of domestic difielences wbieb It was supposed might have lei the deetamd Mealf-destru. hoe, tat it now appears that the sat mast hi Meribeted to • dig. teamed Weis. The ustortosste yowl* lady, who was stated to be but 17 years of spa, had at melons times, and espe cially shout three mouths ago, exhibited each 111 . 1 , nt.Dro II of Malin SS to emits serious appretterwions among her Evidence to this effect harts g tees admen!, the jetty after • Mid consultation retained • media d "Temporary Ineemity." FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE EAST KENT RAILWAY. —Bets own ten and eleven o'evick ca litintley sight • fat.' accident °cannel at the works in the comes of con struction for the Bast Kent eftertiden line to Dover, in the perish of Woreenswold. situate about seven miles to the watb-east of Canterbury. Here see a number of outings, and It sprees that • slip of earth took titre et one of them, burying George Martin mid Johe emi h, and penally coverieg with earth s third man, rwutti Charles Leskis. Seta i f rtanatily serape! sift but sheLt injury, bat Herb a was casspiett ly doubled, and devil meet here been hides tsamme. As inquest wee held yesterday, sad • vard:ct of " Malatesta! death" wee retorsed. [Advertiomment.)—Enqa (HomiscrAnnc CHM bobbed lb lab gobblly he Mart.. te owe bra • bomb. WM* lib WING% nod boo Om sibs fi dos NMI lb vlads it mai bur pa. an baisM breidow. Ponomoi of boor obbomo=b6 sad Tor dond otenotho lona the ratelev anassuagmbeed ma =r istatbM t.. : bob of Sem Pr% wket is 1=; 4121 :1= 1. 0.411: 50.44. - 0014 b tram% US. SON. NA td. Mielests.MlnOL melt. /In Ir. INfraLilii. Y.O. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 111111WAT1. r". =M . • M 4 MIL ~N. Welk maws April 2. ll 1 Trek at (Ueda LW 9.730 WO 9.514 West 4•41499449113. Doled% sad Yllol9gas .... 914 1.171 1.075 1,031 OrairoVlTl A 9= 9.413 1944 9.317 11541 111111910 sod lake Rum .... 341 4 0 ISI 939 1,0311 Wee imam AVM 19. sik4 MS= . IS 33 101 at V i rtarra . TI t2ll 457 1,105 WAS IN* iodize April 13 . U. 38 IV* lima grin ...... 9X pMr Ma "' uje 5.12 16.10 DAN SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Iluw Tom, Ante IL—A admen lam Oesa reedved at !few °dorm dated 8. W. Pre, April t, Wiles sent that tweat3.two ores warehbound weals wane dftWeed thew, of whhh eta does as the Me, and sixteen sesit.ag holds; lbetrtees of them was booed lo Warped, tells 58,t.00 bales at esteem, 41,010 balm of wltel wen ea dedatooe. tbe .• Ned Gnome I 'at* et the ISM alt., the fallowing were dumbed at Pa, rthltre —ltaff oats, Webb, B. E. PetUgrom. Watcer, Owes Meant. 8. IL &Ditty W. Ptetsoo, Illeattiodh Joe* P.O. Irendelee , O. West, Atha, aid ßehead,. VESSELS SPOLEN WITH. Moe Fab (skip), standing to the north. Feb. 10, lat. 717 N.. eh 01 No Chador Wattou (barque), from Borneo to Loadoa. liar& 9, lat. 11 41 R. ler. . ha be E. Coaterpear7 (►, lib standing to the meth, April 11, tot, 44 3 N., lea. - 11111 (0113oows), April W. Int. 37 N., los. 33 W. Ilstiol3l3B, Ictess. from Cudif Is Ilaialltse, £ Olll I. lat. 37 54 N., Ica. 1S 37 W. FIRS OR BOARD A WHALER.—About half-put 11 coh Wednesday night a fire broke out on board the scre w whaler Narwhal, terastly returned from theses! fishing, and laid to the tide betiour, opposite the pies of King William's Dock. It seem to bare c3simenect near the engine room, and, although the firemen ware soon at hind and theh boss was dexterously used. the fire was sot wholly suppressed until Sour o'clock on Thursday morning. Although the is jury done is considerable it will not detain the ship from the whale li-hiog. The las by this fire is Aided to amount to between 1,0001. and I,6ool.—Aberdeen Journal. DEATH FROM VIOLENCE IN MANCHESTER:. Slimily after midnight, on Saturday, a factory hand, named lobs Wallworth, of thbort-street, Itiver-etrest, !Intros. wee found by a Folic - constable lying insensible in Medlock street, Halm, with a crowd of persona around him. The men was Ma. ling profusely from the rm. With risistsnce the comateble conveyed biro to the Chorlton-on-Medlock rltystatice, and afterwards to the Manchester Royal It . The house surgeon at once proommeed his life to be in a precarious state, and be died about Knott middle of the day (yesterday). Wallworth had been to Knott Mill fair:on Saturday night **oh hie wife, end on Ws totem home, after Mules freely. be called at the Globe Inn, Medial-street. He apposes to have been outside the b•use when the fatal occurrence hapFenci. A man, named Welch, who was passing down the Wart at the time, law two men standing ea lbe Fath together, at a short distance from Wallwortb. Suddenly one of the men went up to Wallwarth and struck beanlow on the Lead, which knccked him down, and then *wee, joining four other men who had been standing at a greater &stance in the middle of the road. A women, who was near at the time, also witnessed the blow, bat could sot identify the man by whom it vas etrock. The police were Wisely engaged yesterday in endec.vortring to find the guilty parties.— Manchester Guardian. [Advertisement.)—Tna FATALIST Or DIBEASE. Hossowash PistA—lt u alstrastag to look seemed as and sea the aomboes that an hoods Gullet inesoionis to this 'sum who might essay be enrol by medicines welted to their complaints. In the ow.l9rity of cams diem. originate In tannin ar impovoirbed blood. Holton., • Pille eel on Net vital held ; they Mel from the aorronary org n. a and the eiroulatioe th e morlAd matter seh.ch leflammatt pslo, fever. detehh, aced gambol dem. When taken sox...dire to the ;dated 6.lrotslows, sissy Iwo never boon known to fall. Under • omnse of then pelw the rick man soon rise> from bin red, awl the feeble become robeor. The cure is not superficial or teraParra7. het enroPiSta and permanent BIRTHS, AND DEATHS. BlriTllB. Holloway. the wife of W. DOLLOND.—AgetI SS, et Dolled, Ike.. el toe. lIIALD. -4901 O. at Brook Boom Baleirood. I retorelere. /Ha W. 11. owees.-.ApAI 6 at Ilapstr.at. Warpeo4 tho age a MT. e '.. otrerZoraiho. 01T11.—April 22, at Crawl* Vicarage. WM Yom. 'rife d ena Bay. 0. A. Smith. of a daughter. IDOVERSZT.—ApiII S. O , 4 ,O A , tuAA. 011. 10 .1...' 4 ' - fluesrart. of a sae. WV.lol.—Agro lA, ag Et. 0•0110 . . Webb. cd a daughter. Ms. W. l.teer• park Ilia W. L. MAILRIAGIS. DUNCIN- 1 f WM—April 21, st Peetteekt Aro& bf 4w. U.B. LrM ler. T. Dem.. to Juts Mods. dream at lin J. Webb. of 111.0TD—WARD,—A.W 1 11 at Bt. Machos% Mantlmaret yule br the Rm. H. J. Want. MA—WOMB,. me of S._llloyd. woo fore Ilrelaself, Is Iles, eangfeter et theists T. Ward. laq. X LLLLLLLLLL L LLLLLL 21 at the flatitelmL Manchester, by the Bee. 11. H. Wmeasel a II 4.. M. IL Mann. of Mafia. to Jam. daughter d Mr. J. Ileitsllof Maalasmer. SCOT 2-111411.-11 era 11 at the Clatheded. Manche/4m. by the CetheMil. wires.% 11.4. Mr. M. Ileott. of Mancheste. W dingttiff *I 0:110. et Oneeter. ys MATHS. IR BCHA.Uni. —ADM E l..orpol 71. . 17 1111117ortAroo. South Kendostoo. Ir l r o7 /. wife of /0 wLINL—Aore U. Ma. UN at 3. B. Ocalfro. 17.4 of WI" alfced. liorolordielro. 01101t1011-1101111. at ZodorpotErst. !Arwood. J oorla wife of the Dn. Dr. Orichria. of Wawa. nysnaur.—uesin.st Noir. a. I. ilmuna.. l . 4 . NuTT.—Aseg 10. Ma. Wed Ur. IL Num. of WcrArtree. ✓od IL PILATS.—Apre L.Y fore YAW Lod.. Orkert P. rftii• yd 6/. PEA Tabßebed 'Vended Iddeate, d m" dm" It 1 1 01,... 1 . 4 %,4 1114 is dee OW today eWm 011 MI UM nowt d Aria MM. /