The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-22 00:00:00

r ~.: Isar 1: hal lie dim la 'ewe WM asa 11/11 ; Nee I' i 4 • .I.lmlar _ 114 41111 D WM/WM --.. A coushim, appriatrol by tbs Admirlty, is wired to ammo Wks in Moodisy it the IRO* Cr 1111010- yard le exishis, lho rum, dose d the ormorm tithe .lest, with Um vinrio go oilidos ot a maimed at mai improwed solorisl. ......-••••- (most um mows *Ammo • WAILOPTION. Mie l ion 11l are. aselesemi a Desse uzi os jos = a 5iu ....... e be by As Oarreme, • iler. le Warr cwt re lir i. A. -- ' ll.ll l:tr *l mpet * ainal% * • , °e V" alWallase , Wellellemse Illt Sr erase 4ers, i I lIM riseer- Mr DreesWeerer * e re sera Ord i rbrem-01e5r ...1 & • Wm," Or Me ilal Meer MS toream ilai Umere ** 1 4. e., ......_ ;1118 A ns k im liesem ili o..absonalam. w a."1 " 1111.1 Ig I 11 20011. r» Treelas:= a te C umi n illitF ol.lo " 2 I 1 = . l4raseemlem M , =at oat i - ig lo se Peibi lte Mini erei lls..B2. 11. I 1 IS row- wt. to aotarporiariola la g t=== . 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Tr Iser= lie Rh met • resbessd et miry Me 6111011,11018 ie es or eber err •ft ..... tees wall arbor Me direaral Me WAS Illnilli Tie limb 1/0 seer Omer Lied T. ire. wlll ere ram mired berme ...• ropier. ...11=. ef Wirer. 111. err Omir Beery Ihme. 011... We Oa rer sr wlm mew be nee Ore IM rid Stalrai nine Or Oa Sere Ger Item Ito imsalmag. The AIMS Tr. ll re era rel. ter om of bet boar tale Mr. woo tor inalcilbsemilfts - • CHATHAM. MAY M. . Two of Ur lam toos-of-vor ohers codond le be boa giLle truer re marred MS y; tin: Me AMM Me Nab raw Mr ble be belle ea lite srse Mes fres Mr . IWeeer Ili. re Isereil • wee le be beil. ea Xs ! at re Aibe w ie i rz&i.r . 1.: lume wir d . leer.: dm= of dib IF. tirm. 1.U.3. Someyes el Me Ner. Df°=lo. Orrslr, re sdr. Oa.. leer* as maw altos Its Arr.* .plemers. ruled to Me blamer. rablierse. me be dirreed le rem Ib e .where I. after err a Writ We ewer el mm err. la dm loom. --,.....--..... tall VZIGTITY lIITELLIGIINC3. ~__---- OXFORD. May A. MMUS/ IN TES BCIIGOL OP NATIIILAL Sotincs- oho to on reel of Natus. Melere-chree • Ore. ...IL restre. th. Rm. Iron W W Jelweines um, NA. IbillbdiluM (Wear • -Ire lale Mires bri t i lk. w lefleer ere of reer-fees L Jells Ars rem= Mr A AA Cr I retort arm tirem ** = SING biSIONT 1 0 .11 k• 1. 4 in eem 1 4.0. 1.6 4 Xlme A*** Orme: Mere Wiliam 11..15. hes sry Werth Meremeel, err Orr. . tures pos h He -We ime beer '.ceded I. Sr OM Me • =tem weeded ps rem by re lIIIIIIIIIII= lir • be 4 M sr rare ea . =ern& erg maler o.a ztlmczei • Herr . leesmoser= l „ ; Isis W. iris leoreme).!= **.* ftV ii ( m 2.... .. , El Lwow, ioo . Ober • I=Wpie m .:2.l • h = ="..". - oursimu i isAr M. • sir W. Browao =Ado hove ban ea 'odor : Cher ale : Arthur Derr M Jerre ?'' SAW TTeoWe a riMe I ZNees Z I M ef Jahr • [Advartismost]-11olimerafa Prue PON THI . ' Otto ( teas asornoupta im____• l _ .. I, l!r u. " ° ' 0004 ' 5- , , ; i tio ge tor =...r...mu...... 14 . 10 . a = l :4 l taiti n far . • d& s.m. =iii* .w rizsuepswe: Mil Me i gre eame r m 1 411& ey • . ....1, MI6 ssa b sr prefers =l 1 sere Meletionalalo-j e a d d lele. SW witserts Hslosestribilireir MA e V 1 : 1 a. 'tea trW SPORZING. -4.-- EPSOM RACEB.—FATDAY. THR OAKS DAT. AS =V MINA the 'wed dissimilated ly n itre Osier& i the Ida wee enend win onikepe, a* the Genii Neal wee oreted4 yet theme wee ao achy Gaetano* sad se ha sad Gantanire. seathe deed hen did met Mr fr o ble e,upeerion dessonstratim They hod .Miley Mtiaid Ito inn • little quake ' mad aeilliat emend le net their tenz. The en whin ewe not et b Oda* many mem ea the DMUS lira they bed atended, sad after it there wee • panel nee fat esawy awes to the railway inn* whOn borer ea the hill were " pat is" with aneeediney WI The died net anted a deep analbus, bet the wooer of °overuse was regarad lielF Oaloukr those persoas who bed looked with ae main et Change. La Ind, it well rennlined in; illingtos wee bens kr the Dee fink* sad yet in wait the Nay, sad it len best, a snow cennieene that eiallier Mod 6elsamlae *Alin& Harenet should la 1111811 le die rneetally dedel.d for the " Dee," sal yet be withia sa ace eeek et of the Oaks. "Tat Demos " rea b esewe sal thilid, • lit& MOM with Ofidanin then e did with he the Deny. Donner led ben la the owing IS a 111014 *Si n et 16:= Ina pined whilst elteneg, bet doing wanded she wee Waco lily lint itt with SWAM Old Min , mein Thenesties was leen* lee out. eniefeenty due, end M. Donne wafted win nottaled emu to the het le esenset the peenediene with deopela owd_neihway. He 7s ee me V eu enieted by Me sea, Mr. Nem Duly , sad the end hosisentin hig cr editab le illaiidelt the ernage male were ended on wee to every per ▪ eseasseed with die ectsontive t. Ths racing NM la IS Wider : THE RACING. Tel Clammy IRA's of 10 son. alsadtalp. for .1 am: strife Otis Mail •WO Mr. illmiterea Pmetioes. by Ortemie. I yrs. Pt 41b..(Ferimm) 1 gr is a m =s id Vri s t ra lMoir gliVs GP Ilb to = 1 el ift_ . _ "B". 47 .6o4 lrstitalltrik 11113ffir• — salensim of =, sash apt Msmaare exed Sam PM* SY Imill i5 ... 7............. of Ileimomf WM k •rli • Iseph netweas the seete• ea 113 tam Bray. sad Paw. bmeee feat ' Oas Illemps. of Maws. eat. Is it for &pais; also. Set TM o r mord to ream 100 sop. oat el the wafts. MY re a • • Deem_ by llbailas. SP TM .. i m 11 Haneart's efilloa• by the 1110 g Sit ... ..... ..1 f 3 A. i .. 4`ijsiWiti . ijial, bk *••••••iia. Sit it r. The iamb, I U r n -hee l „ 04•011 POL .01.= 3 Paalteasa, amid* Caomatsime. Primo Zara. Bra., Mara sal la Me • A? ••••313141. I Is 3 sad Oasim lii i • t i : i apt Obseeleasse T le 11 4 to 1 —100 b = a. le BD I— Damboom = 6. 10111 ols 1 2111 AiMr • Mai Midis aril millsaVar. Millad beard rattrifo . " Jim a " igd 18:111= pm Moir melti 11110011ke "PIM art OSMOSIS SOL JO OS Alton oft to Oa tippe, • " a to' balms Omar. mil maks Orr L i r = 11 1 4• 33 17•elt tv is tefa swiftest dia. gmll eigs...a ISMS, Ware OS la Om— as of lbe ledise• 1.97il OM 118111011 MIL The daii/ig beat um by marl emoot nis of at Sp (Aka. Jost afar the Peal IMakes. 4to 1 ••• IMMaI rGormsom .100 waited =UP ha alres, are she Ma the ler '"d MoL ea rg hb trt-se so platten eta Ma& WS ANIMA lr PLOS et IS OW ihrilhopi. WISSOI Mist. New T. TM. bit forioes• lln leesral lame liebessa Mal, by Teddlopas of Amigo *airy 3 yze.► Pt 111 b . ...... .(Pritaird) 1 Mr. 0. Apra* Daolaspiali. iiii. la ....., ...... ....thalloal I Harm Ilathoshildislloafamm Bps, IP re (Adroit 3 laTO• lidlowkuts ma tisas 8e10... 11" treas. Prow, rlani ft.4 be • & $ 301 2 =sete. 3to 1 yet Ilassalk, Pr I set Trow.il a ir:lX .i tal a te es larel .. . 4 1 10 Z1 14 , 112 , 0 1 8 :,.=• W l : . = I■72o 6 Paillmi vault& _ __ _ al a as, t oot Of rlO with 100 p 3.r?-okle; r itflb ; Illies :et 411. •11.2.••••• sad Lad ma lho Osorse. 31 soko.l ei. i s lik v i• Olatalig nb 0•••• 0 radio. OP ne mow 1 WWI _.. _.. .... ( Mr. Osseo • lles Ameba Mesa. ost2l •- . ..ti, I = 1 Malog Spa es 04 Lapp. IP to d ant The Andel Rasa. 3to 1 oat J ord sO. Ameba Miss lii at • Mo. pee for the la Ii yards. am 1.4 imam look she Ma. art foreatr the pee. made Or wad lb Frau ea& pp alai by • knob , Jump. wisp Pa the pored Pis eta. meaty the tea SPANS II Um like dl la adman of Asia' Isfia. Tam MOT AO Ow Inn. of 4 mm. MO, via *ails& for !Sea mil Ifinas. Optitaai pew 'dam; ka, Molt a mat CIO . Dram% Peslory. by Pompey. 4 yrs (01.1 MOD nem 1 Mr. Shapst Pak Jelmon. 3 p•101.1.11s4 a. 3 Mr. Merest taada. I pie WO. 4.4 llib (eon. tit I 3 0. 1:: =Ye w O t t se p lalA m .... z ... tt e...... ,Indloator, 6. air 417 , 11 •M7 4 1.124 t a- Statdy am • bed Pave vas fifth. The PM, of a 84 11 . 1 43. as o W a blmelerd Oa tbe poet Ma ims. e ld aaair owe to lase & gameas. Ta Passer Pula of 0 Pm. Sr &pals wt upwards. The saw to be ad ler ISO sors.ll druid, le. Ow mile. IX 4030 o.o3Lea SM. OA A.. .. . ipropso 1 •J. Barsorts OlllB6 (Eleaspo 2 Mr. alsatm• lam. yak Max ..... ........ ..(Bates) $ ' DERBY, M. to I l ot a. LI - trove BETTING AT MANCHESTER—Tamar. ail 4le 1 estGeZum 10 • Se SWAIM 1 ..- 4 s 1 1.0 1 12 en 1 itit 111 2.0 to 1 wilier. INQUEST ON THE BODY POUND IN 2HB RIGENTB-04N4L-VIJIDICT. Yesterday the inquest in this ease was resumed at tin Hemierd Arum Tavern, Old Ford-road, Bethnal-green. We. Jams Ralph, of the Bethnal-green-road, end Mr. J. B. Baas, lallehosee surgeon of the Leaden Rapids], who bad bra dared by the coroner to =AMINO the body, gave it r air grim that all the 'Manes ware iodated a fte r death, sod tbet death had been canoed by drowning. The injuries IMO seek an might hoes bean caused by the body being *wad between two heavy substances. •Juror (to the Coroner)—l wish to know by whose an dwelt? these gentlemen have bees ordered to examine the W ilts Coroner—By my authority. I have ordered it, that the body should not be kept any longer above ground. the evidence • jaree—l think it is irregular, and we ought not to hear The Covesse—Bat you sh►ll hear it. The evacuee wee then reed over, end signed by the rue died ivetneme. Aftee ..d ione a mee r of an hour the coroner examined Yr. Bog* owsoon, of Church -street, Bethnal-gross, who W orawdord tho body by order of the jury. sad who wad with Mr. &Wags, that the Lej um. were partly indicted boo hoo dr& — the Crony here asked if Mr. deppings was in 'Mesdames, nal bring answered in the negative, ha mid I don't know whether we require him—(Crier of "No, no." from the jury) —but If ha leas here I think I shotdd only be doing my duty by committing him to Newpte for contempt of tout for hie rendnot to me &wind inquiry. I think Min now I shall de so if he don't send me an apology. A juror said that Mr. Seppings wee at intervals afflicted with weak intellect, sr.d his evidence ought to be taken with eastion. The jury. after a abort consultation, returned the following we dint That the deceased wee hod deal la the Caslorigt tairstvo marks of elaleses as the body sad Law bat how or by what atom dr Wade way oosowl, or tie tense r which the dammed atm has the wafer, they W as fool widows to antwo, hat do jury are deeply =WI the ovialoa dr wombpt~w, wire iaflicted before fa tha water." the parataliap the faired RAILWAY ACCIDENTS AT LINCOLN.—No 1 than time soctilsans, all of • artous °bisector sad oidemeting Itte, hem ibilowed oath other in cs9fd stammien at the lbeition. Oa Wolasidoy Waft a palm mat tiny i zattl open boskeem aid while the was between mem lamp. mos s w ai n prams et elm t ip& was my ready Miami by th• Wars. Yester day ableseen two mildente ocenrml, within ma boor rd smelt ether sue hang Mkt, to pore fatal. It appears Mt the 2.4 d ;se. wide tem Id waved about tie treesi dm sad ditalowied tee pseemoss ea the up platform. madly albormeds it wee, oseeediag to custom, taken forward ism distoook Its the pazysee of shunting on Is the down Ms. Jest at the time tits train, which comieled at swims mad Mobs, two carriages, and a break-ma. WY re tomb* on the dom-itee, when • perm mind J a m. Yob, mos oat of the paste's wih tallimervjealt on his @M aim with which lbs le nor the 1 / 1 141 INS bow ea stain the sp lad& The train was moving &MN hat the porter had ssztlaboX e rke the Ms ba lm he ma knocked down paned over his hes, tatting them nearly oft He wag at mee removal to the deny Hospital, and automation of both lhabe was domed amour). A quarter of as boar alter Yeek's removal teak the station, another man, named Joseph William, was ea gelid In the goods department coupling soaks Mt when he wee caught between two of the it is bored that he Me received Patel inj=lr o Ziessee Oweroisa. VOLIIIITAZT ST g MlNATlON.—Yeditaniey ID inquest mod WM st elis Ni ein. Elseribrd-piees, o Ibebety ot Marra avarhat,aget Mk owes I ='wesver, sibs disil i tEenest dirikuts el an enrilist. Tbs anniesd ebb lb . es! Is YI Ws he sum era to a dais et bssiti,leit Mod Is haw'ramineel advise, eberving do It win at se sus. Lowy be irts idol WOMA In IdiN by ilipis el _ftl Niml Wig et tangelos übbit irss wigs be wis tt bike dr -16 WWI st Os ninemobs se Ds hole/ " "bus ire Maw mak. midt LA Wink no eadnisses sins era ifs did at endue lest. emelt his Moe asmel WIWI' Inaler boil but pr e ssti la Nee pates 'hem Mimed a me e t a t " Itstuzal dm*" sessisrsted by sad piistiat st gie secamarlie at IS through his own assistt. THE EXPRISS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1858. 07 LUNACY UPON TEE RIM Md. IMAM laic Ituttligaut. ADOOND DAT. The proceedings a this were resumed 6=s-Ta rai rsi. l"6" Mr. Cowswisionee Berle , d the COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL 0.i1J8118.-111Ay 21. (Baton de lodge Oedisery.) cvaTts f._OFIINTIL—JODICIAL Xr. Bovill, Q.C., end Mr. Coleridge, again attended in support of the esemakeha. Mr. M. Chambers. Q.C., and Mr. Garth apparel ea behalf of the alleged lunatic. Dr. Wood; hentally the medical officer of Bedlam, deputed that he bad .shad iNertriewe with Mr. Lomb, with a view to esinelela He staled *mita La the Wine of the tenur ial= width leek platy Wye= *ma, Mr. Leach said that el override( be Ira mem the falemee the Hol Spirit, end OM Ade e AM adrit eimbeard nary action of his lite y The mid, were punimmed by him for self-defence, and rekellip% be two el them urea the ehlmaerpieoe in the dallia nces se a scat of tile= In the Doane of toe ocavemetlea„ he said be dual he Pruned in shooting any mart who nemaimesil ups hie Mil Air warning, and he also said that he payed Hed say air who might tour into his beau i the Wale of Wt ti4might be brought to the sou& ed hill Oat as drat him dud. Wilms adread art ft right MOW aura war in the home or He did imeardy, awl he ail that did not signify, dr ha mil 10 um mese ma mold be Mad who wee inno cent, and that If they award gutty d say Whate at the Hey hd ummlited an dew at Mae craw atrial, for whisk tiny delereed to die. lb orb the our a6ervation with mod be *mu who wore sweated. Heactoasted for wearies his bred by stating that God was aligleasul with him kr Ms eihmimery to rotting off Ida bard, mad add that the pielpurill momeasided that ama trail au SWUM W pell el the ether can. Mr. Leah she aid that the Nara he had the mutate to lake Oak mesh with him woe to humiliate hie watlisse, who had insulted him the day before. During the amvereation wittier salted him if, supposing his aremnat artritatelal arrangement was pat ea sad le, mai ha ware la iris b introduce a nice yoog lady to Me, whether he weld =rent to the iakadauiea without sonsalting the Holy Spirit, and he = r e. he certainly should, and, if the answer were he should at came 001211011, to see the young lady, bat Nit was negative, be shoskl say " No, I thank you, I woad rather wait u little time." He she add that it we. at the Mitigation of the Holy Spirt that he took his nervants upon his knee and kind them. Dr. Wood concluded by gads/ that the, wee every oharecteriatio of inesnity about Mr. Lam* cad the ho premion upon his Naiad was that be was r • ray dangaame hard& J:P=lWitmer did not M at taste the last inquiry I.r. Ludt a emernone haute. lie was avert of Galatea that be woo of wound mind, but what had mom* cues to his knowledge gamily confirmed his original ales, and also Wood bim to hem the conclusion that he woe a dangerous lane*. He saw him on the l7th and 15th ciao pseamt month. The first interview ° three hews, the sectond more than two hours. lie list saw Mr. Leech is hammy, 1857. He did not tell him what his Alan wee. Lusatia purred so much cunning, that Hite had beta made aware of hie object in visiting him, Mr. Leach would in all probability have mauled the hallooing- Ikea under which be woe labouring. He introduced himself by Union that he had understood that Mr. Leach purposed some peculiar opinions on religious subjects, and he wished to converse with him upon the subject of the millennium, and he warned to have his mind so full of that subject that he reay entered into conversation respecting it. During the coavereatica they had together Mr. Leach repeatedly ex pired himself very angry with hie mother for treating him as ea in pato% sad he said that she had been very cruel and =jar towards to., and that she wee actuated by , latirmad motives Gad wee improperly influenced by other pence,. Heals° meld that the young woman to whom he woe engaged to be married wee a va y respectable young end he Gemildored the he was morally bound to Marry Mr, ad that it would be diehosourable in him to busk the promin be had mode to her. He would not swear that Mr. Leach did not say that he knew that a man Gould not tarot another for committing • Despair, sod that a man had bees hanged for shooting another who had Ins pired qua hie field. Reoeurninal—The ground upon which he formed the opinion that Mr. Leach was a dangerous lunatic was that he paltered himself of pistols, and that no man could be de stroyed who was innocent, for if he was innocent of the pati ents, offence for which he wan deetroyed, he had no doubt committed so me other offence for which he deserved death. This esse - emealiiathe Wtsedieu; r • court several days, was sa applitedon an the part of Mrs. Frames Henrietta Curds spinet her husband, Mr. John George Cockburn Curtis, a civil meow, for a judicial asps rad= on the ground of cruelty. Mr. Forsyth, Q.C., and Mr. Mundell appeared for the petidoser, and the respondent conducted his cam in person. Mrs. Curtis (who is • person of considerable personal infractions) stated, in the course of her evidence, that she was the eldest daughter of Mr. Frederick Bully Flood, • member of the English bar. She was married to the ra tin June, 1846. She had had five children—three wham wore living. Soon after the birth of . her eldest daughter, which took place in the April following, the re spondent's oondoot became harsh and unkind. He refused to Ist her child be baptised, and it died =christened at the age of two yens. He had frequently beaten her ; and en ens semi= he drew blood. He ame spat in er has as she ley in bed. This was in comsequence of elimpemsent on WON political pardon. In 1861 the respondmt wished her to emigrate with him to Australia. She dessurred, and his *endure in eonsequance was very violist. She at length consented to 'company him to New York. His conduct there was as bad as ever. In comequenos of her letters her father paid her visits for a short time. Subse quently by her request, he came out to her spin; and on Ns ard he rival caused the respondent to be placed in a lunatic maybe's. He then brought widens and her children home with Mtn. While in this country she wrote to her husband at the asylum, and in his reply he acknowledged that he had behaved in an " unobristianhlte" manner, begged her for giveness, and promised amendment. Wi tness did not see him again until be came to her at her father's house at Bromley, in Wexford. He proposed that she should spin live With him. She declined, and he became very violent. After this she assumed a fictitious name and went to live with her mother, first in Scotland and then at Hornasy. He found bra oat theai r ad demanded hie children. In ceder to pre vent their taken from her she applied to the wart, end ea interim o was rode for their custody. The wit in= was orose-examined at great length, and she ad milted having on one or two occasions made nee of expreadons calculated to irritate him, but she had done ea under cireuninanose of pest provocation She denied that their quarrels hadanything es do with money ' matters. The respondent always worked lard at his pro- Seiko, and he need to Impress upon her the necessity of economy. He was fond of political discussion'. Hflereold commence them at all times and sesame. Buena he went to America be had an attack of brain fever. She had written to a lily named Smith, and after describing her husband's fury as hearpending," she attributed it to his sitting up at night, and starving himself. The measure. of Mr. Flood ba NewYark were taken on his own resporudbility. Witness at that time was of opinion that if he was not insane he was at least dangeroaa. In 1852 ahe had written to her mother a War, in "'bids. after detailing carious acts of unkindness, she maid, " I often wish he would strike me, but that he never attempts." Mr. Flood was also examined at great length. When he first went to America he found one of the children very ill, and offered to defray the chirp of medical advice, but the e t turned the doctor out of doors, and the child respondent his second visit he found his daughter in an ap parently dying state, but the respondent refused to let • medical Tau =And her. Several eTher witnesses having been examined in support of the petition, The respondent, who is a person of apparently very mild and gentlemanly demeanour, called Dr. Forbes Winslow, who said that the effect of the brain fever had been for a time to produce insanity, but that that state was exceptional, and that the respondent had mow quite recovered. Having called his mother and several other witnesses, who deposed to his domes ticated and amiable habits, ha wee kissed sworn. He went into the details of the_ slimed seta of cruelty, to all of which he gave categorical deniab. He had always been on excel lent terms with his wife until he had some elifferenoe with her an the subject of the children. His opinion simply was that air and exercise were better for them than physic. Again, him wife had indulged in insinuations to the effect that her marriage with him had spoiled her prospects. As for the charge of spitting at her, he did not think there was auoh a monster in the world as a man who would spit on his wits ; certainly he was none such. He had =fend hum brain fever, brought on by the way in which he had laboured to put her in that position in society to which he thought she was entitled. While in the irritalge state caused by his Mons, and after suffering great provoca tion, he might have boxed her ears oa one 00Casion ; but be emphatically denied that he had ever struck her motet that once. He also admitted that her conduct to him while he was ill had been kind and forbearing. He admitted that he had bad disputes, both with her and her friends, u to his emigrating to Australia, end he had agreed to go to America, by way of °Unpromising the matter. He denied that hie conduct in New York had been anything like what had been described. Until he had been placed in the lunatic asylum he had never properly recovered from his fever. After his release, he went to Spain and Portugal, whence he wrote to his wife, stating hie plant, and conveying to her his best wishes. On his return to England be procured employment from the Admiralty. At his interview with his wife at Bromley, both were much excited, and she had refused to give him information on the subject of Ms children. Mr. Cur tis then summed up hie case in • speech of great ability, in which he dwelt upon his exertions to raise the social position of his wife. He boo cheerful witness to the exoellence of her conduct in their early married life ; he attributed any acts he might have committed that appeared indefensible to the effect of his illness; and he contended that the whole mischief had been canard by the injudicious interference of his wife's Mends. If he had ready bem insane, then he wee clearly not answerable for any acts he might have committed while in that state. His lordship had himself derided, in the case of " Hayward v. Hayward," that a husband had no right to turn a lunette wife oat of doors; much lees, then, • wife a lunatic husband. If, ea the other hand, he bad been, while in America, • responsible agent, then how could defend their conduce in shutting up • sans man In • asylum? If he were a mane man, why did they not appeal to the law in America, where the law of dimes was so much more easy where, in short, a lady who w tired of her husband had only to get up • sunk about the teapot, and then might have a dieseea. (Laughter.) If he had at all enned, he had only to say that the misery of the first night he spent in the mad house, at New York, would have been an ample expiation. Indeed, if he had himself brought an action against hie wife for • divorce on the ground of her heartier* desertion of him in a foreign hurtle asylum, he had no doubt the court would have granted it him. In conclusion he prayed that the court would eastern him the custody of his two eldest chil dren. The youngest he did not wish to remove from his wife's care. He hoped the court would dismiss the charge, and he trusted that a time would come when he should once more be reconciled to his wife, and spend the rest of his days with her in bappinees and pesos. Mr. Forsyth having replied, The Court reserved its judgment. Dr. Sutherland gave evidence of a simper character, and he abe upraised a decided opinion that Mr. Leach was of unsound mind, rod aUerly incompetent to manage his affair,. Hi Bartlett, the medical offload Dr. Window's uylum, proved that he took thine of Mr. Leach in January, 1837, sad he remained under hi. can until December of the Name year. During that period the Commalogers of Lunacy had roar or Ave interviews with him, sod be had ample op portunities of communicating with them. Hewsseveatudiy removed to a private lodging under the authority of the oom manners, in the charge of an attendant, and under Dr. Winslow's superintendeace. When be west to remove Mr. Leach in the first instance he said that if he had known the object of his visit be would have shot one or two of them. Mr. Leech afterwards denied having made this statemeet. This witness oleo spoke to the religious deluaions entertained by the alleged lunatic, and said that Mr. Lerch told him he believed be had offended the Almighty upon one occasion by coning off his bend, and that be would rather go to the stake than do so a second time. This witness was also of opinion that Mr. Leach was of unsound mind. Cressroxamtned--The manner in which It. obtained sews to Hr. Leech was by repremiting that he and those who accompried him were • deputation connected with some schools to the parish. He made this false representation en socount of his being informed that he was in possession of firs-arms. While witness was talking to Mtn his two attendants pinioned him, and be then said them was no occasion for any violists, sod that if they were armed with legal authority be would accompany' them quietly, and they released him, aid be made no restetanoe. He had no pistols on his person, but he found two pistols up. stairs, both of which were unloaded. He had a powder flak upon his person, and he gave it to them. Before he went away a ring was taken out of the wardrobe and given to me of the maid-servante, and Mr. Leah told her to keep It sod be said he would write to her, bat he never did so. 'rho servant wrote one letter is him, mad this Inter was given to Mr. Leech's mother. In the coarse of the manur ial's, be hod with Mr. Leach he amid that ha bed told his alder that be hatendut to many his servant, and that he Was that up immediately afterwards, and that tide was the only eon of kb being ant up. Mg. Doweemp, another surgeon, gave evidence of the same chesnota uto the condition of mind of the elleged Wade, ail this domed the case on the pert of the petitioner. The reamod gentleman then submitted himself to ex salaiiiica, sad he answered the questions put to him very ap peared end made • long etatement, no portion of whip . :h op ts esidldt the slightest incoherence. He mid he coal& not Away that upon two occasions, namely, in 1841 and WWI, he bad been very properly put under restraint, and he wee much obliged to his friends fo• the coma they adopted renpeetlet;bins. As to the year 1863, when it was alleged he hat ~natier ague, be denied that he was ill at thm time, end said that it was quite unjuetillahle to place him under sad the feat time that he was placed in an otsy Ituu, 1867, ben emmidered • most cruel and unj ustiflable proceed ing; welts mmil Ye considered it a monotroes proceeding, that man the emillhate of any two medical men, an Englishmen maid be Need sad paced in a hawk aaylaro, which be thought wan quit* es bad am the Inquisition. He was slag up it newly • yew in • box, end not allowed to com municate with anbod and it was only at lest through the latottlemsee of th e- of Lunacy, who, he knew. woe satisfied that hews porkuly emu that he was allowed to hue the &glut, ant go to • privet* lodging in the ere eta keeper. He &heed that the prooseding of mek 1W eat Oat be wee his.. tumid suer have been attempted II he had net e s rears his &hangout= to marry hie 1/01 , TICS UM* sad hie badly evidently thought it was a laser evil that be shoold be iscarearated for life in • lunatic asy lum than that he should lose out, by marrying • prom so Inuit boweath hie own condition. He than proceeded to declare that • great many of the mho= hs entertained, end the expressions be bad mob lead, bed been very much misrepreseuted. end be denied backs ever expressed an opinion that the Mine ola= bad mho& but, en the contrary, be was satisfied that it bed not, about* be ear** did believe that it wee ap pealing. He then prooseded to same, very iegenimely, that tare wee no harm in having his servants to take meals with him, and he said he was first induced to do so in order to his mother, who had insulted hint, sad he merely to show that he wee determined to be master is his own beam He admitted that he really believed that he was tenveried by the appearance of our ffavioar tepee the CMS to hire 27 years ego, and that since that paled be bad bean wader the Fuchs: Influence of the Holy Spirit, Mad that wry set ot his life wee performed amber im dinetica. E s considered this was merely the re sult of We mast mars to the Almighty, end be believed that say other man might *Mein the mime gift who prayed ' with equal muneetosse end sincerity; sad he said be hoped that in the Madan& century this would not be considered • pr_oef of beseity. _Coleridge then gummed up the out for the petitioner, mid when be had ecaoluded, the proceedings were again edjampasi. THE OUDR PRINCES. TO Thl TIMOR 01 THI WIPILLIO, Sre,—ObMniag in the polios reportcontained iu Lear vidaly-eawalstad owl of this day, the raw of two person who, *mallow as attaohed to the wait* oldie Priam of Oada busilalsatly obtalaid two silver maker from • yak: hawker nafalag fa Wawa*. road, sod Whig afigfebanfwe last their same as be ocalosaded with them af maw of or aqui& sad isrvials, sad thamby paw Waring to abanafir sp l ea l d es = alhow ara awl to bay t i =oash= laid thar air our he thi amiley with she Oafs wwhasay, a balms& is flo ono to so ofifief the feat Wei AM dry wore wilatonif more wawa ma yap beim fa die strew of L rlatham, e mail, at thew epic a =L mos l ra= la th e Atom, ait ismia mta6Mrlawti aaii bis Royal wow =rim Biz of 011 , 11 : asipaw., 11110111:00DDKIIN, Asofoaliof f_4•O OWN MailOy the Mar of Oade. 13, Wankt-rwid, Aida- hill, Mar M. CITITAL PAWL—OPE SWILLING Dn. IFILTD&T MAT 21.—Adminicala pastas; 2,611 bl Nam titbits, 626 ; total Tillie% IMNIL MIDDLESEX SESSIONS (Before the Asestant judge at Westminster.) Several Feathabss who bad be summoned to serve on the grand jury, and tined for sot-attendance, appeared to state grounder/femme . and in some instances complaints were made that there was manatees in the mode of summoning. The Assistant-Judge said—lf there was anything unfair, this court could not remedy it ; but those who thought the complaint well founded roust apply to the High Bailiff, by whom the summonses were issued. Hears Upson, convicted on a former day of being the ge ometry after the feet of a watch robbery at the Sir Robert Peel publighouse, Kentish - town , was brought up and sen tenced to 12 months' hard labour. Jam Baker, $6, was indicted for having stolen an iron and a decanter, the property of John Bush ; and also for stealing three books, the property of John Procter Bird. She pleaded guilty. Mr. T. Atkinson, for the prosecution, raid the prisoner was the wife of a respectable man, • oomeeimion. agent, end took a lodging in Clarendon-street, Somers'. town, en the 24th of April. On the 4th of May she left, laving purloined en iron and a decanter, and she went direct to St. Stephen's church, Camden-town, and during the m aks mat into a pew and swim a bible, prayer-book, sad alma& service. Mr. ITU= urged, at the prfuser's behalf, that this woe a are ht whisk the wort poult u fd ek ght Wok a hulked stoomee would esti* tee twit d se the primer was Dot ea old Met, bat bad bum this dilemma through the imbrues at a bad who had led her into habits of driakhur, sad had patty articles to afford her the meal of hid la that pu osmty. The Aselshut-Judge sauteed hr to two months' hard labour. Clarks Brawn, 40, a searbteutere dealer, wee indicted for havingiala ni alassly ',calved le bear sap mud ether ertielee, vales , well knowing the NiMill to haw bass stales. Mr. appear lbed for the polecotion ; the prisoner wu &WWI by . Neigh. The ye=mf am ftrffloal the prisoner was a boy, who aids di fa Ma ladictment frau his meter, Cbtualioli o lluab~;ol,Breughtteilate, Sark ney-road, wed mid than at e they hip by dr primmer, XL 1, Outeeowilmea, Old Bethwalgrearreed, for wry seeell etua 'olives' with their actual whoa The bey was at Ant Om two wriedy, bat dileherged to gds ere aided lbSCldgh Euseermodued Ike boy elms* Irsalk2it to the Joey urged that he kid oreesuledihe the prisoner, to VIIt• lrmlf, that ha gawratteited, and ought not to be hared. Illto jury fogad the prisoner 11144 Gouty. THE POLICE COUBIa MiNBIO . N-HOUBB. Charles William IClrilaX;4Bl;oiiht before the Lord Mayor, charged under the following dreamt/mem Mr. Mitchell, Inspector of the City Pollee foto., mid — It le my duty to examine candidates and their testimonials up= application for employment in the form. On the 11th of May, I received the latter and certificate which I produce. The letter is as follows: 10th 3dsy, 1868. " 115, Preed-etreet, Paddingon. " Bir —I beg to know if you want any men for your force, so I skireld like to get on as one. " I have enclosed you my &whams, and any other made faction required I shall be most happy to give. lam a mar ried man, and lam going to live In the City ,—I am, sir, your humble servant, " CRARY'S W. lebrroan." The discharge or otettfloate enclosed is as follows : "These are to certify that No. 24, Charles Witham M'ln tomb, trooper, born in the parish of Aberdour, a or star the town of Aberdeen, eres enlisted at London dor the lot Life Guards, on the 4th July, 1861, at the age of P 2 4-12 year.— that he hu served in the army for six years and 254 day.— that he is d!schareed in OCMINIIMICO of being Inabitibly enlisted. ' W. W. HO9O, Lieutenant-Colonel, Major lot Ltle Gouda, Commanding °Moir. " Dated at Itegenra-perk Barracks, 16th day of Mareh eu . " Character vary good— Major let Life Guards. W. W. HOOO, L t.-Colonal CemmendbeL a I made inquiries, and found the artificial hal been in the date of the enlistment and the time whisk he had served in the army, and I sent for the primmer b tautened yesterday morning at ten o'clock, and Imam. I lilOWld Ids, the letter and the certificate, and he aid they we Me, and that they were genuine. I gave hint alarm of deisseden to fill up, and he filled it up in my prunes, and I produce it. I then told him the certificate war forged. He said he did not alter It. In the declaration he inserts the same term as his service in the army as in the certilioate of discharge. Adjutant Limbed, let Life Guards, said—l know the pri soner. Be was shied on the 4th July, 1867. and was dis charged an the 16th Minh, 1868, and served 264 dais. Ho wee diseherged in osnestiosnee of being ineligible. The cer tificate delivered to Nubs' best altered. fc. I ffisc;;;;:iaii;"eTe sonasiio;l4 in his Mum sad vas cocomitied for trial. GUILDHALL. William Day, a butcher, the employ of Mr. Potter, a seisensan of Newsate-market, was charged with stealing • home and cart, and other property, valued 401., from Bp s= Downs ma the Derby Day. City police-constable 251 add—l was so duty In New gate. street to-day at 12 o'clock, whm the porsoutor ewes to INN sad add be had lost a home and sat on Spawn Downs on Wednesday last, and that the peleaftw, wits was standing at his master's door, was the pawn M whose we he had Wt it. I went over to the primer awd told him the charge against him, and asked him idiot he had done with the horse and cart. He said he kaew meth* about It then, but he admitted that he attended to the horse, and after wards left it in the charge of four other butchers who had employed him for the day, and when they paid him he left. He told me ha had earn one of the butchers, named Dixon, that morning, who informed him that the other three drove the horse sndosrt to the Swan, at Tooting. The nick mam., of two of the men were Harry Bill end Cast-iron. Dixon also told him that the horse and cart had been left at the Swan, at Tooting. Mt. Reid, • telegraph engineer, of 26, University-street, said—l wee at Epsom on Wisinesday,srad delivered my horse and cart into the care of the prisoner. He took out the horse, cleaned and fed it, after which I went away, and when I returned the prisoner and the horse and cart were gone, as wall as two coats and three rugs which were in the cart. My name and address were on the cart. . . . Primmer—l had not charge of the hone and cart; I only attended to the horses, which the other men, who employee me, took charge of, and when they paid me I had nothing more to do with them. - itidertraiie;rt;i 7 st;ld be should remand the prisoner, but as Mr. Potter, his master, had given him an emollient cha racter he would accept bail in 601 for his re•appeannce. Remanded accordingly. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Thome Sei;ws; — Ciargoi with — keeping a place for the purpose of bettingon i r ns Ps .l * . . . ▪ 134effintendent Harkin of the F division stated, that on the 17th inst. he went with a number of constables to 17, Phaeniz-street, St. seal on proceeding to a loft con nected with the house he found it filled with moons, who, on seeing him, attempted to make their escape. The con- Mahlon captured twelve of the party, bat the others escaped through a trap door, and among them the dehedeat, who was the keeper of the betting place. He found betting books, moo Bata, and other materials used by keepers of Henryhoaar Wosd proved that he paid a penny for admission into the loft, where he found the defendant, and made a bet with him, 16 to 1 on Pension, and 26 to 1 against Border for different recs. The defendant received the money, and gave tickets. While in the loft several other persona came in and made bets, and paid money to the defendant. Cross-examined by Mr. Lewis—Never asked defendant to compromise the matter with him. flaw him at the Derby and gave him his card, bat that was only to inform him ' where he could get a cigar. Police-sergeant Silverton, A 293, proved that the bets were made on the Chester Cap, and that the race bed come off. Mr. Lewis complained that his client should have been brought to thus court fur such a paltry awe, when it was notorious that noblemen and gaud emst assembled by scores at Tattersall's end El s betted their tho us ands. lie could not understand law mole • tUatinction between small and great law- ars. Mr. Bingham said the pude. a who betted at Tattersall's knew each other, and bad confidence in each other. They betted ea equal terms, acootding to their judgment of the respective merit. of horse.. But in the defendant'. ewe there was a regular traffic in bete. The evidence proved that bets WPC sold and money paid down. This made a different case to that of the Tanana better.. he this was the de fondant's first offence, and be was not in very good dream stamen he should this time inflict the mitigated penalty of 101. The money was paid. OUTHWABK. Is 'shrews to aitaiiii:Tirrs7ii on Tuesday by Dir. Potter for • recommendation for • passport to Paris for • 7 0 • 2 11 glid whose father was • Frenchman, and which ap peered isk this pew, Kr. Burohant requests oar reporter to stars, Thu without alladtog to the quaition whether the child of • breigiter bars to this country be a British subject, he t►ought it tits sake plan for the applicant to pt a paste -1 port trout the Preheat oo•a•i's." A middle-sged woman attended for a recoorsisdatka for a passport, to enable bee to mend to bar badly la Gor many. She raid that she vas sot avant whether it was rs. quired, as her friends had told hr it was oaly to France that snob reonnmandations wars Mr. Burcham told her that British subjects mast hays a recommendation to the Foreign-Aloe, but that could he signed by a solicitor, surgeon, or minister who knew her. A tradesman residing in the vicinity of the court said be knew the female to be respectable, and worthy of his wor• ship's recommendation to the Foreign.office. Mr. Burcham accordingly granted it in the usual form. John Maeda, aged 40, IrZacheried with ateattlting John Vine, a blind boy. The primer worked at • forge in Rem mary-lane, Whitechapel. The blind boy was employed to blow the bellows. Suddenly, without the least provocation, the prisoner went up to the boy and struck him on the heed with a lenge hammer. The boy fell down ermaelees. Roche (the gaoler) and a constable aid they thought the prisoner was not of mound mind. 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Jselst dividend of I/Id.. Me 21, _avid SI se .,_014 1 40=4 .at a.e'rt, Bimini/tato. JNAILIII Itanana—m 4i6 ftd., JUN 2. and say sibsavait Weseadar.o aiNl a = Jos Onllrlaii A 1141311 TEOO/104 IhnITIA X DAL. ESL, Lave Lt dividend of kid., May 19, sad sop 411=1444 daileda. at Tomsk Liverpool. USW Lamm 1011101Wlveryool, tuposse— dividend 0 t=ric.u. ot Lai, Me 11d, sad any abase DI LUIIIIDIL Is.. IL S. Irma Pertaauth sad gawk lilaaapaliln, alp hander—Tae. IL T. . Brats Bass. aPhonianr— Jane 11. W. War, shrank and Crapard, Norfolk, dieter la t as U. 0. T. Bats Nei Peekhas barmy, U. O. Dolts Hobs& tan, oln t 014Brialn c b.i n g—jmou, W. P. , lassavoloatreet. Lin, tams keeper—Jar U. W. L. Adeadabanners. Onestorns. Area isseaist—Jall IL 11. Ina J. P. Setsza t ats.rd T. =l l ib spip r i It, o.:thatfl a ratlaa: syne,glasr maw-yap sad W. Olateme, LOS owes oaks esissin-Jese IL J. O. Paso, . Issear —Jess 111. J. Was Santses-lask ladlaimain. Sea boar b lii i...i ker in_ J —Jae aI . as i d ais tet= llsOlis. la OirkWallastd. N Illa 111111 1. Web yesdieS U. O. YL J. IL Sae, 2... Lalia. J. L. Del . 64- laissed ise 16. J. 0440 . 0 Aida ma hook a . yawn &UM. sad di. Theme the embus Sae Sam Ma a ass to tbs easesey. rif Jima T. ,km me Mr. O. Oshaell i.., es• IL I. Aires S. . " --4 "ri. ag t Idarton a l t a J . rigam ig..a=. lr- =.....,_ ....4......4.1.,-..... m om ' ~ ... . . bamp urned t.7 M&mrst a L laWr Dmeljam. ell r l". jelluar ma MF T. gr ai reesisiiiik etalhenvere as s. troika. Wean 11. 0. A. Wlboa 1. W. 11111 r m. air ed = it. J. f i halel alis ese r • Islin i kae masts Siesr—Jaies Pt. Jana an aIL 110 4147, aiMet,psear—Jeme IL a WY A IL J. assalis Dabs, . awn =miler 11. L ea 21. stk one S. , . Baker, and O. IL Baker, B =o. sive ariesee—ans IL J. Wass, Neeartas Sea N .44NOME i 6 I I 1 i. allas honer aka PARTIZANS:US ISIDOLVID. T. H. Barra end W. D. Choicest. bookanni—J Mai J. D. Ilkeitar. enal D. at . Maw My, e nveaita. as lb/ sa n/50 . 4 Online eras IL Balt b Zlellsek ad , IL Aleras Seargi l l o Inas as lasdry. A —I- Peak sid W. ttien SSW mak es—H. Illy.. OKI Oka ILammag. awe Wi W. ! BMW sad 1:Z1=. Lt= iim basters—lt. Pan, IL seet Wok liam, d.,.6 drape,a . iesi—T .H. Anthony. W. Ilsnlnjun., sod n W. O. as Pl Vacastl and Bin resassi, aurpreofers of payer ele a W. O. whaled —J. alibi ad T. Wooing. 11 calm assara—t. Year tR o - w e t 1&I . or N. Mew ad P. Sen. ea. e . 1 DOSS a 1 H. Bars Tams aad W. L. San /nes Sea P. Onamd. ad . 011&a. Labia 40 as Iltele—T. Cs and W. orakrr H. IL Isms and Oe W w o=La b .. Wes H. Vaal and 1. A. Ona. 011iata of p . p r actwo--W . Jai, Ilbee•c he rrdlut l er, ma& B. lhard—P. Hanley and . . ' * M. Y. Y. Oasis= J. " i . lone Callanatat•-• M. BLS aad tee, lit ~ ~ , J... . ciamTA ßerie sne rre tallat a Manche tee, Maachess. aellce—lL ..'f P. latist. ocsalvelon isetarie—L Imam Slatlfar l r i l:; 'l. 4- attire. won ionalaana__ ____ _ ___ •,•,,••• ~iICOTOB ARUM. PATIIIBOII Sid OMAN OLrrrt. /011blErgh. May IT. at the UM 411 Ham& YAW burgh. °AVM Btgw•lt. °Lwow, candle maker. Yy 111, SA ths leault ILII. liro B 11181?, Aberieso, aeonawou agent, may B. M um Loumo Teas Tama. &bona... Camay?a /Paws for atalaffPipatlllar at parte.ofatll the Western Bank of Scotland, May at the Y alty of p=. Hail, Wawa. --- NNOML—The ..rye prim of Moms et Weerevedo sumer, the pro duce of the Witten po.mosions in America for sem meek mroing Iday 18, Is Me. 61d. per cert.. molonve of the dolts of Obtoms paid or payable tbereon.—Tie averam pricer of brown or Maisendo the produce of the Mauritius. is lbw pd.—No return has Wrm made of the eale of brown or muscovado sum, Use produced the Mmt brolc..—The aroma price of the two fon/ohm desoftnileM ef cedar. Jointly. C 0... paled sr above. end excluebe of duty 1. 26.. Md. BIiSZOL, MAT 21.— Th e recent lIITIVNIS 1304 t jet reedy for the market scarcely coy button. has been t , aumeckd biro thle ook to saner on the Wt, but three boattue ear. Oer tiro of fleetrcero and ooe of Brea. bare found boron at sham 10171111 prim. Thv to. toed market b very firm. mul • lane em meat of Imelaess has sale b We offer eim am *Med NM week at fully ate rates. Its NNW, but .ay COTTON.—Lltaarciet, War 21.—Iferhie the velatc ibe demand to mann having Ahmed and the ruppty offering belbertert Wm. Pririe Owe been trmiatar. la easilitra of Amick.% I.A:idling there bee been leas desire to 'manse and s goad ere therefore Valle sa high as Mt weli ; loom lid. dowawaNi Mom admits's et ed. per lb generally from lam Friday; the re2 . l,2bmiMee Id* kat are alascut unrakeble. The Ame ri can advice, ot to the young Went by Mods sod fiat; the queen:Ca it however, uow nearly qua/ chat of a year em s Mb 00 imparts to Ihr land, which are add heavy. lead to the expeolealft Wei es web wth receive a Immo larger supply from Amami dela It did laselar. TM polothal edits here and the difficulty of Midi' a =WM, W bUity no doubt sot prelodiciany on every brawls et teals at dee pew mat resimint. The teal male. are 4,uld Wet Miheing33.ll4lll to IM rode, via , 21.680 stoseflean, 1.420 Hreall. larranean, 6,030 Mot ladles, end 80 Week India,. =skips the a ly consump tion 41,413 Wee; for speculation 1.010 hthe- thlss s od 610 Surat; and for export 1.040 balm. Sol Amonlinc Peracos. and ND beats. The mks tediky eye estimated WWI beim week. Mw ”, takes I to Sr. arra 'rli• bit 11 it Mica:. - iestnit mew, W Mindy, ble The fi=ft Ur. Handy ' pon otiestft, sad ft of ism, carried 1, lb aßlrewir Ow joy read Not bia bad oventred the ore yiT a lr z eira me js a Tt,'""7"7,,,,s h a y I. 1 , plait the prietenr, to awn biteeld, that be bed greatly lal Is ere, MaasbwAr; yerradeited, and red wad Oa ht hard. Itemlot t _tteurntat. pt ' jury found the Om, Bit stilly. FZ — V" . . 11 0.=" . " . "'').7 Itimw =; Err; ea 111,2 % 046.5 .,. -....... AGM ACCIDENTALLY SHOT By HEE BROTHER. anslirt, 1 arevilf• —Yesterday heal gun so:idiot ler pros et 9, Wellington- re e" -- "" 711..„ ...." = mew, W Peittsgton, oceepled by Yr. ; es la, , lit MU, Asa aged 13, end a danghtir_ wed 16. DEPOSIENN NEWITIOEMEL Nt saiNNAALfrans. *lgo Owed to lemillese• to New T'esiala sod C. irta wen hark roar . a W ti t s. . Mt. Beady bed pwretrard a gen, end loaded It fur the' par- =_ . la No • pew ii %Wing IL la hid abuses the boy took up re pun, w. N. , 4IS NOW end anted I ble a room wham bfa deter wee &nap at 'lmie." - Ct rwhek,, ag . = 1 " 1164 . ...." Itei eed week. By ern mums or othw tt want off, the charge oom- liwaler - "W•tierr.ta ko-9. B. War' .. primly tglattatteg one aide of the pow errs bead. She was 011d01. 1014111 I, I • IMMOW. 0. . . taken to St. Merry's Retgethi, hut died he*" entvih6 them I = al 'orat ia t i nt _4W' laik j nz h v it. tanteW The a! 11 la foritay. reason-. 1 n-. trita. mur Is, Mew Mak PP iv= a c J Item Weald VAIL' MUHL . EqaTa T'ii;•797 iseoli arm : Nom Ter hvii 1:117NLOP RIE Q Arrj all Compa R l" CoM b ej Mem Navil zg atw ordtuf , I It r sat wialwd firs — ow illZi !setae eta 4:l2Lattsay.,b war= diadem Mom One elf"dtsgreetie ` ly Brr BB r e t " the re: Mar of freed atm say YR to IN wore acne 16 per pat mlasetltl I vide. ZliWedulo, a Sao Rard mead lc a pracatra aag fir ad, &„ dog- of IJ pays Aka At the Hal Company bel hiving been mote* web Mend by " tea mt. per ant Moved by ..That ms,tl . ab . le Itrir alde." !”!.111111 OO?TON GOODS.—MLIKIIIIIm. MAT 11:44seleilVelo et metes at Liverpool up to out *be Wel dud I .Leee NM Soft ito met. 114, We were SLOW. Tie git i•• ias ms etilas .... ibe we le Ver s e Inltte s ellilir a Ctillem ii:y rete e Weer el Ameeeme oar Ti do - Liverpool Mies lon Waled ear y , *arias the week. ems las ea =ls , ~„ eme Ilse mazlns eL . =ri sco __ L i t . 1111011 Mobiles ars PINIt, 11111ilij . , mailer qualititiee...adem exerlim=liene 10014 klearr Ile mete{ a • *LSI N., (umt %. 4 rtz mop c I o I MU( ABIN 4abba MAUI] Talk e pONC =NI assaildied ;P i e;~ '~~ S:IM 0 lITO, M , Yam COTTON 000D5...-WAVC•arria. MAT It is= of cotton mi l ux oblige.ra at Leaped av to WI Milt bad rowbsd I dLeee taw wok. of e i: RlE ßoar: The Wavers "lAA The pleases et the "oda she sat la i enk u lAhelaicin s ea ~der War a LaMar ealma. This Ltanewl ....5 :Lira saes Ps seated ea lothasta • data tbe 71.., ... . oat. swim so = . 10: ..,..... the the l'he Direct MIMI oci MMOMM =ilas vet. sift= . a a n 7173 sum !. efamodasetty flaa. bet la ' - c........ tob ° m a w.... wry. theer i att pass* math ragas& nod eptosclog At ...... mot kinds et fwass the marlist sada • ' loam hone : -----. the profit. to orr cent . MI 047111.-Czeurprono, MAY a.-1 00& ethendsoce at .art' iota : th e sappy or Om* asocleate. oneateased H Z° °Mr by midair war ngsa, witch theckel OTMON 0 1 WI ... •of all ° His t weak was fully solotalned, ad In woe asap illiwon. Bear •„.,2 ." scares. ad tailed:7 dearer. lbaspd. ilk 110 I law. Ni. io 40 . ""fh; new al Other soda cora tea whit" no fort Liana, Maw IL-11101 he %mato demand today. Pd prism rather . la eons Ss. ao, 111111terwl No barley arta& eldet. r rum-t-• rel. rin to dis.; white, Os. le 1114. 46a Out Wt. to ilia 1.7. D I A., Liam May 101.-The 'Maks at stmt lath Oita are anarust7 LITHO Yap omansaily then lea grass thew a ocqz ab il•-:1•7 1 Om 100 those" Is rer. Ira. boa the waft Wertz" docks .ad ne ohms LLA DWI au PM*" otos es• be oratilkild. emelt wee& TAML ?INK Usbo- Pote7 palmed. OW sad bass atials. Othdr adelts so aka. wash oath* 0 AIM'S% las weth :-. WA. L.A . 's*: say a c Wm. ems; stalow flows Masa. 111 :.tenet, Mt: Sawed, Sawa a • kw WAINII/LLD. MAT 11.-The bete olopi7 of wlaki e l iw iZAO PIM& as MAI be sethapallet, 0110M0 ITV, add trade Arlder Lae lowever. ars nry Ina. and, rather thes maim. be S. wad; diacord to hod for • .bark Yee: t w illei le therefore a about the Prim of ha i r. bows held for foil Pew Othsr wlthea M AUL - We CH111311.-11:snoreroics. Yee 111.-Thore ea • pod mg* of - 21Zstor7 c i ohm* bat trade was deli at Scams plea. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ~' 0 " TIP -..-.40.-..-.-.-. Salowica et CASUALTY. saw Sr anis Moat Oliver. of St. Jobs, MIL, Naafi Oat, to Now =Tea a 5. Ors to Liverpool, to con imp ea the sere sod of lisly isiand, sod coo 0.110711 e per. of *ado Was: die .Orb be oat WI; .7d di. 1 MitllOUt dacapt-Laalsth (LP a Arran), Stay IL F eiN CONC WI VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. abarldirell. Crisiterider (thinwo),eatererd boast. arab. sm.. Nat, let 4e.le g l l , Vil P M. Ice. 1e..3 W Septa' (berps); from Liverpool fa Newtsaidirsd. Na s 10,14 7.11.1 31.36 N., less. 7.16 W. to fail to Vaaderbilt (Amaissa etraner), bond vest. Nop I, lat. 44.43, llr. 07 • 71 .....„ .. 11we1ta1a ehrsu IL.. WA/0/7FOf MI M.. ct time BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. 164., 1 ... BIRTHS. Wim OA.PBELL.-11•7 H. a Clanaont.barrace. Oluirew, its wife el 1 J. A. Caapall. kisq., a • tattier. CIARTRA.-111•7 IT, at ft Mabel= Timm* Wrath. the eyed 0 anial Fee the Saw. T. O. Carta. et • ace. . ........sal HALLIITT.-11•7 13. at.. goarrioroad. Soolestioseara. the . 10 1 1Q . j....Z i of It W. Hallett. ka., el • daaAtar. 1 U . Isar HaRWOOD.-blay IL the wife cer Dr. C. Harwood. d Derby. ci a an. , perils LSONAED.-116,7 IL at ItsedefOrrass. Highbot7,ll,3 wile of 313 elle . M. J. easerd, er • sea. . lerrewareat i LUZ 1111 L-May 111013 lamp* nab, the wire el milmibook IN. mod safasser al • esa r a . MOUBIAT .--Ilay Is, .5 4= Abigail" Ilif elNe ei iNFAN W. H. Moira. Dah. W e ,M. AMEN TI.DAL.-Ma It, at the Mama Noma AI4M Jim A. ale bee es as Mat. of twt• Otothan. or adidna Yea. As osell HAIRLIIO2II. le el CHADDOOL-COOILIL-Ilse 1.0 6 1 61.4 1kt011f we. i ea, by the MT. IL Worella. S. re s at. Sumo est. to Jam:, dribter of J. N. Cook la, be v OIAHAW-WALIZIL-11•7 le. a* IX Maw% by lad Ida Oa Kew W. Fasewir. Ideas.-Gel. J. . hooks. said the redo &utter of She late Cieseral Walker. ILL, of Par Osaka INNIS-Mt -Nay 11. at dm pavish thank. W Oralrol a tes. "Wm to th• Wm W. Sat. brother et the alto. 11. Trim MOM LIIIOI, 12 1 11=leell. Ile WU el Wilma Der. lia .et W 1• ' • • • DIATHS. WI COLLUIL-Way It. Mary Ana, ate of vamp 6 1 4i MM.. Colthester. sad IL i ii iii .. at szkaaii.--kw Is. Illabelli AWN (10 0 0 MT Ot lowa lterwood, apt a VI ilt*: NINSIL-Ha IL. Ilstatdp. J. lhaber.. l .4. .: : it i k .Mat HAWL- 70 a ak at Orrianot Nem W 3 T. : . Oki. - Saw a, a Bliatlie th ifat. T. 0ak...", 111 . 1 3 ' 261 h, 1.1111`18.-)Ay 17, t i llm•64102001. $6ll-01 , 00. lea hie J. leass. Sat, 77. eats STAIIIIIL-Kap li, a a grow Woo, Nmanarat. MA; .04 111. hi pni IWsites. lie" L ie :onsio, sr ai•-••-..a. Al. 1 rltaut tad roomed vg,.... a viso i nt i Vr2;l6itliFt lane. the air er arm. I MOM fireies&-turessat. sk ll Mara / ~ i , ......... ...... Ali Ul .l 0 w rw =r i g Eire. apal & do = l4 -6. 1 CITY - i‘i3oll