The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-12 00:00:00

111PERIAL PARLIAMENT. 110USF. LORDS.—MONDAY, APILII. u. t ScaLLolt took k's out oat the 'tools& at PI I ITIONB PIESIINTZIN I* o' The S. ' ISHAVINSBUIT ted •patit'..a Lon. layleaslyt she of eke teelosis.DOr.l boort• ea IDv gator shoo lborwleb ageism the traffic •Pilm• p thit,n afirycebstatoa wad& irk& 7 ttlel THR LAW COURTS. J hiriit•DA LR, that a copy of It. plait S. L.. n • f.s of now nouto y in LatOlti+•11:111, I Hid IS. lorell•bipeoug4t as 1 0 ..notke tar sbe ir•• *I the new «arta • tht at farther consider s/low ..1 eyed tbs. y. 31 i. n Itadbrini poothentld from H. Law directin g veslaos to • oiueb Wens * .0 = foe endive all the cowrie on tho geemr.d lying lbetertee I.*.e,y • Avert sal lb. fltrori, coverts( aunt socsa m'ler.t lof The peoebeae rf th* oroetO dope wto tot:. meted 4to.nev, whir\ lop Halo ht ii smartest to make H. m pu.< bcfsoo they of each Oa. He Ina &woo *Le rankest did 011allat• was to be .Ifre)eil oat of the allies' fad, bat he soak% oaks title or to eats Worm dot hod cad Ito pallo moor,. He toooett tiros woad S. a Elotiosatago in e wee teensy 11, opera In ins locality. The lawyers um attoitly to, tdateetly ropaistal bast the public, end It wade is hie epitome be enetboot to Amain Hist ooportio a. Ha woo of ovisiot thot tie ground appall* ra , a to•yoll weld be as op; rsoptio• e alto for Ilto sowta of bil, awl feet lorefilc slight be lad for the espies et met ise dr. Nov; oat'. Chazdt on another sloe. It wee set &P -ilafs that 'b ehiyekl be twee or clod aecioesatodio• dos Ito acre idle... Lad ST. LkONARDS mid that when the sot of 111112 was pearl , t wee Weeded that new marts shoaki he built Sr the Vire-Cheimition, sad that chambers shored be alheshed to them for their clear.; and every you that taro wed tl e amm.ity (or coasjdetlig that ae it M4O a greet imprdicamt to beelness to til l is= seams of the jadgt• and the ebambers of the clerks span. Ile deer. it that the suitors' fowl could be considered ptebhc money .It 007 0 0 040. The LORD CHANCILLOR wee opposed to the plate tpanttios beteg laid on the table They were the I rmo, grocery of the Society of Liam end so rip Motion of pe:it., trey was ask A for to tarry them oat. le had ikonxlu-A the bill referred to, not se esmaseted with the got verameet, but es toe heed of the Court of Ch.sztatry, to pro vide pester tervonomodetion for that court. Whoa eildtausel vtest•rhearellen wore appolowd. the Seeiety of Lfaccide-inn built two addidosot warm, lehtcb, if not soon palled down, would 1,11 theeteclvre. Tbr on. irney of lb. mewase of 1852 had bees very reach impaired through must of fide swam scommeodetios kw the julges end their chief pretest the bearnem transferred from the muter. in Chan cery wee to a greet eit.at triturated is chambers. The thief-tv of Lincoln's ten now prop red to build proper mute oa befog gssrearvel four per mut. on thereglay, emd remaDeration hr their lea of revenue how chambers. It wee Mei ly to MI becims this. garesatee that the kill bad been prop ed. Them wee a proposal for Riebegrafte matte cm the initiad batman Deny-street and the Strand, when all the marts might he cosseentratai ; bat to carry ant this ob ject it would be reosetury to drew on the enitors' he foal to the extent of 800,0001. De objected to thie plan, bat airier etc d that the noble lord at the heed of the government had panel a commission to levies into its write. Teen most siege lvfore inch • plan coati be cartel out; std the flailed improvement sow proposed need act Is the slightest deems laterite' with the larger Interne. The etude of Chatmety to be 'rated order Mi. hid would only be about 100 pro. from those proposed by the largir scheme; ami it ww•H be too bud oa the 'vitamin Chancery to .object theta • cos ttasemos of the incomes' tem e which they at remit said. LArd CAMPBIILL woe glad to hem that • comunisakm ind teen ratted to lsquire Into the matter; it was of the but Impottasco for judges, counsel, Maloney., wifteeiess, and DEISM that the court, should be enfteatratad. Ths mammal- Pon wield so doubt report al to the proper rim, and the W from which the boil liege shifted be rwer , coild Aruer.t that all Weber • aceoditam should bis stopped satil the comeiftrien bad repotted. Lord CRAN WORTH speed that there was a great want if Mow Inr olistaesioat4oa between the equity jodiss aid their ctitf decks. The Latter were now in chambers 200 or 300 yseds from lb. court. Theis the efficiency of tbs man son of 1062 was astionsly interfered with. He saw so ob jection to tho plass mita for beteg laid before lb. bons, alba (VW Wank ban Lard dr. LION•aDa, the motion mos sped THE IRISH MAILS._ Lard NON I litoilsniner tliTtFirst Lord of tl. Tres wry la abse rood*, .ad ruder what authority, it la prop-aed M (Jesting to the oostreet reopens' the aore'eritan of She blab orals wow en the table of the hoare. He objatsd to this way fa Wadi owners of this kind ware enter d into do the moust of 1,000,000/. a year, wtlbest perks:Dent emeetisiog oastrol over the meow, especially as ths next year I iasssist way be oohed for a vote of Ow 84111 to carry wt low eaptaine I in what manner the contracts had bow emceed tato with the Ludas aad Haab•Wrotee% and Chau end Holyhead iteilasys for tbs toneeyasco of thu bah imailm and doakd that the t had deviated from one cures *Wheezily ppmre~ned. TM 'WWII wen paid oat of the lode of Toot-ofßm for this porposa by the ro.tayster O•nrroe, who was authori , ed to do so by porinenes , , who bed auctioned the peanut mode of pro emodtaa. The Duks af ARGYLL maiden& Item his we sap rienue, that the peel= arena of the Pes•elese eras la as see ishet ry Maim. After 0 , 04 rusks from Lord HA IIDW/CIL Lord BTANLIY of ALDERLEY said that the deket ths pro et gel= el contracts or that a item ef 1,000,0001. • year yes withdraws ken lb. espereinfo• d parts.meen Be cassitkied that all rostrata ef lida Mad sushi sot to be Nadas ea e Our rovermernt or Whigs= without the previous appri,b.d a sad machos of parlisasaL Lad CLANRICARDE thortght that the if wbsaittd to rerliameat 'maid he deeldivi .or. by mastery Weser, then by the real merits of the ewe. after • ire weeds from Lords Colchester, Meateagie, sad liedesdele, the saL . ,4ot The Ailida.ite by Cemseheiosi, tom., Bill, the Indemnity 1161, she Nottlegliam Chertlies BBL sad the e r Jen= Bableteley Mernepe. V 1114117 Bill, me rally parsed through esistmattr without ameadarat. Ilmilhavios• Mak (helas4) Let Hill, sad Ilecrestisa 011141116 U II wen mod • Yid biassed pared. FOILRISIN AFFAIRS. P.ort M HARDWICIS odd hie ►obis head the Illociss.ri 4 r V. Aire Mimi to b► ►bM to ai► a otwomest to tbri boom trsprc•tat the prang Wats of Asks nit tbo Camisole as Friday. Mir lardokila ass sapwood. DOUSE OF COMMONL—MoNDAY. Amu. 11. r►. Brum art Os doh at km eels*. PRIVATE BUBIIII6B. Tb RaPOrd. intik SW Doels ; t at we-1 hews 6r, Tvagtro Diosbolit Ramoval, If ate.. P 01111•16 •• dad Tubby hisetiok Railway, asd Tweed riebsaks. Ras. mops nod • OM time and Noel. IMITATI RILLS. Os Ms nodes if W. 117/101r, amolood dot powor ro of privalo b Ils iambi Mai Wee to oarplad say aulbot peoa•Olaw acronym ia tto among ..slow, is ordo . o poem' with the our bills ito am sett oaritioa of Tli ILISIONATIONS IN Till ADYIRALTT. Alt It HALL pee petite that tromerow (AM la) he would orb the not Lend of the Atlogra!ty whether he would hove soy objtetke to ohms to the how the eloooso w►i:o ►ad !ed to the Almimil w tetlesiosot of Gollob Nose& ham the Aloe of OM of do Lori of the ham& sly t also whether Admiral Lk L Dories he Maiseel hh teelitoollos, Mai Imol eohompoolly beta lotheol lo with draw A P Abe Or rim or ammo of the slimes oppoiatog to SI Ito worm" w votehrlee f (Steer, bow) THI OPIUM ilLibE ms. mimic ;Iilia;•; erLuh .1.4 tu.a for Tkundsy. GOLD CVILKINCT IN INDIA. Mr. C. said a iscrear, of &aft kr ladia .!Mier thou ess_ se piernat my vostifikem IS th e iseporta lm 14 gad Me BM& Ws •; .b. Mr Markt el add birtd mo os dobe II amity P iv. A.', II Up.. rmorldhos odes/. vbatrot M sae Ow Is ?nth. a t 4 ihe has erissommi Mot thry amid sow Sow rd mid •opt woo as tosOrkilosoo If po rt• loa el mil IM• IMAM ; sit trot sots ftmi is m.lor lart pooloo oft/APott k Amid Ire us& • ; m g s.a t.r Immo od post and compleitty, semi at pm. antlers wee re imsersa at arty Armco Till ADIUMION OP aiws. lir. WALPOLI Neil be WI elm 4ey peeeented the meet et IMO .01..1 comesirtee es the sebleet et regaleeeg Ile or Jews to Pubeneet ; ire be bleed to eye mike tMt o Than , lty seat be ieeehl move some eleateiele losad..l ea tile meet. WAYS AND MANS. The revert et the efeemittee wee br.ozbt up. On the gessiwa that k be receivad TEI DIIIIBOI.I7TION. Lt rd PA LMILASTON —I Web, sir, so ham tido moor- ONO, el ..Mot tb• right M. gardsuan eppo4to if he Ms pot visa up hie entimi so to tate peeks day ea which ba aria Ma atatamese with nod al Ilwefig• Baru I .ssM alio wadi I. kw. °Yew lbe ma hie way non damly Ible be 01 • taw days ap, as Is the webs Has of the diantarew. (Hew, bow.) Mobs, muniag that lap tnatios takes plow asety wet we* Ow limirile• win tau plate ant 4.7, of iltbstli r N Is r 0 Wm/a to defer it foe torideroble dos air. Tho CHANCELLOR ot the ECCIIIQUIIIt-1 propose to yaks my sisimessv reepeetvor lissdo Woks as ?Mg. I t eat win te the =tot osiessiliso day. With typed to is, mind of Ike disesimeks, I our to Worm the MO Trodthat dyne settee ow ..y lateillos to deer :1 fer s cos sltetsSie pellott, se veil so I c ostkillife, tM PAM." dr will take risco ow Tuesday ant, t►e di/solution will woo Wily boa take pica tho taw attrit, bet it will be so am afar as Is casaialtat with the &tam dna to the ptriod at w►ieh tht prorosallua taboo phew (Hoar, hear.) . . Her O. OBEY—There is eon (huh fat et thls Ode of the house is cotter unease of do enigmatical rower of the right hon. gladiolas. (Her, beer.) No perm of came could wish the dissolution to take plea on Geed Friday, hut I would wish to knee whether there is say stems Irby it should sot take plan before that day, say OR Walletedee et Tkurany. (Hear, hoc) The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—This right boo. gestlestan Istvan anger a lowan If li• thinks there is any wish as the port of the governesst to rodeos* the direoluties. As fa ea I can hens, It is dank to sew sop cause foe the rapid heat of the rifle ken. peeelemea (Oh, ob.) I think that ie a very proper, pbenen (=M. best.) I met decline doing that which no ems le ea petition has nor dose, viz., to Bs the elect day for a Ile. wholes (Hess, hoar.) It will take plow as soon se as think proper. (Ben, bawl But so tenon la ray ponds% I think, ought to undertake the responding of Meg Ilhe newt day. (Hoer, hoer.) The report of supply wee then received. LOCAL 0 OVIRXYZIIT surrLungsTAL BILL. This WI pawl Omsk coamitess. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, 1859. PAUPER MAINTIRAN24 ACT CONMIIIAIcG•2 TNm liß •mm mil m Mid time sad pamed. CONFIRMATION AND PROBATE ACT . (ISM AMENDMENT BILL. .116 bill paned Angel cassoitttes. NAVAL MEDICAL SUPPLEMENTAL FUND SOCIETY ANNUITIES, te., ACT CONTINUANCE BILL 5: u. order al As day for A. third toad*, Ws H. W ILLOUGHBY mimed whether this em manly a *antitumor* bif. A most important Ouse taiMisi to savings bash@ had Lem inserted to a toatimmat• MI a day or two Imfon. — iiitB7?;VIITHCOTE maid tbis mass a mare coatis:tuna bill. Mr. S. ESTCOURT said the dense referred to by the Ms. baronet wee to meek penny savings beaks to iarreare their demeits beyond 200 L hie was informed that the Meuse was mach required, end ho insetted it under the bend there would be ao objection to it. Mr. BOWYER tabbed to ask the Pint Lord of she Admiralty whether hie 'Mean° s had hen dbented to that portion o f the retort of the Manning the Navy Gemmleekm, men eepmially a paper by Mr. Allen, which relleried to the my unsatisfactory state of Greenwich fleepitaL It sowed thine were at present 900 vacua:lee which showed Ike INN tattoo wee toe et a satisfactory condition. Biz J. PAKINOTON amid more the hen. geothriet that It was the intention of the government t.l give the mad ettentive coesideretion to the state of Greenwich Sample( end they would pobably Institute en 10027 to meet& whet changes ought to be mute. The Mil woo then read a third time and peen& RAILWAY TICKETS TRANSFER ThaVos; went fato cominftte• Oa chive 3, Mr. AY RION oished to know whether the athentlon of t►s Home Secretary had been called to the provisions of this bill? It rendered every paean travelling with a mbus ticket liable to be seized. The offences were 111-deilamt, sad the authority entrusted to the *facers too great. lithe COM ponies viand to make tickets not transfriable, they ought to worn the travelling public by imartiag the .poet he peer to whom tho ticket was lered Ths hon. s eansieded by reponseoa entednest to the eili;ntbei esiltway toneseny &weld Wee s ticket for the pupae ei being need by say peso mond theme, with the needs • erendenble," way person who should nes smelt id*, oe we or teesniar It toe the peyote of heists used, se whet shoed slew the MIMI thereon, shoold be gallty of the cameo Mr. I. ESTCOURT rid the New of the bill were se eieebte.4tp. vwy wide ; bee the When wee rid le have be.. of let., w^lf a — l7er7iie — are railway atememies ought te be rotate& He would " that the boa. mad hanal somber shoeld give antfee wart ie theemeniment, teeth a view le the btu Wag proceeded Ida as day. Or H, WILLOUGHBY mid as the bat steed, net Italy the elan amd sismels of the ae.pssy, het all Mbar person might sash aystrelamd, and say tee who WS.. Cals e i Pi rilitiftreet r jAppeal to the government whether it watt wow, that the hin should pats at all, it having been usdendood that only measures of an urgent nature ebould be Mr. E. EMU said in one coo it was disoovered that a number of pareoea luelooaisired toproooreezeensioe bohemia Brighton oin persons oho had gooe down with than from London, foe the purple... of selling them to others ; and the ewe having been distinctly proved, the ramie* were very properly o,nvieted sad punished. BM if this bill passed, • savant or a (-had might remiss a ticket from some ono elm, as bead being intended, and be taken bekee • magistrate. He regarded the bull me Olbe of • mast objectionable cha rade.. lir. 1111 1 11.1 Y remarked that the bill went tanker than the bon. bareart W caber for Lanham (lir H. Yid leuslity) sappord. Under Ns pewelelsalE tter neteltie et servest of Mktg, sr my ether pereon, appeehead anybody eholi kt ilme we in any phew. ( In ate. WV 'Wien hi tam eat of that hasten Lai laV mid lir swim "other genre were need ha the Lei Mem . Ceeseliiitien Ate the 9 end 9 emi seaJO4). RWmoghtlt Tashi% better to pa p& the IW till the followitg deg, whoa the hem. sad hoemedgeMdsamaes (Kr. Agnes 's) armadmeat Edit& be ameidersd. Mr. ATATON maid audir the mitte whisk We =We had had Jai referred the album mast be ea the Mae, trireme fa IS.. ere It might hem bees committed to sag plass. The dean wee of such a sersegiag &erecter that it amid met be emended istadaeteeily. He would more that the chairman n proms& t i r a . - Aliensaa SALOWONS wee surprised that the cleats sisouM have posed la another place. The 80 L I Cl'fo Ft- 0 EN 'MAL thong/Mille Watery deb Mamas not quite antlerstood. Several rallearcempanimbed been In the habit of lambs &cantos, ratan, and seam tickels. No doubt the rabbit were Immeesely benefited be that way; but the compaidee could not be &cld o M madam that Mlf ad of ecommoodatios It enure of to to than became of the manner is width ray of the tickets wise med. Ow sr two railway comps Wee who came to parleamet the year Martel dames to emir bill. ( a the porpoise of checking the Improper ase of these *km' ; but it was objected by the sable lord who had Argo et web Mir r emetber pleas, that se the miter woo me which sessemed the plebe generally it tit to ern dr ostler of pod domes , sad ioeu. y this bill wee hersessed Is the Rem of Lords. Is greed with the Ira sad bona member he **Tower Herelets,thetft would set do to pees Ohs hid peridisig that the darts should have on dies set tenrilfweire." Neese would do to provide tbei she arm should ha inseam& us eery ticket; tor, gesertelly, that would be perdirkg re see el each ticker. He ar i as she power of aggeehendes was bath to met but without ems power sf irenerblie whes of pens wee trovellbg there would he es woody at all. Lard PALMERSTON add it weer) desk dritalls that heel shield he prerssid, end, whom MW Mw IMF mkt* petahledL Bat than wen pest dassitles Is We ems. There were two ye these Modred peo pl o iss z ma*, es& loaveglen g with errs debut. were the Akers of the etsgssi to the emery, we these is Lades, to Weedy Asa 0111111140 Ewe awe they to leg thee Jahr Theespos, vier eshersei Lambs es Needs, alloners, vs. NO4 the peers who re the debit as drostokey, er es the memtne of the nem f Thins west ity be post enswtainty to the moo. n• ems dlfiewhy Men to mold to theism nun our me law to pretest she ahem all clothe Proven:me of this Wei wanes dmie tight le the abstract, bat the &faculty of ego 'lyre does vat so greet that it was better wheys to raw the railer ekes. (Beee.) Br. AnTON odd ass daintily in the way of legislation wee tbst the yeses why took ticket wee sot sleep the pima who wood It. Yee, W. PATTEN thought that the °fret of the bill was mash, but Mat it wee not draws In a "sedentary meneer. a few word+ from MU Alderman SALOMON', Lord LON , AINE could sot help rerearklai that a pima semend of thin odium would be in a 'dollar peeks to my ether per who wee award of ea odeoce; It would be opus to bar to peeve his innecwor braes a erghteer. As, bowevar. It IMO Ortahaly nedentood that se memenve would M perseded with ear's week es wore of • peering cha mtWOie theneht it wee lempedent for him. ander the chumminess'', to primed say farther with this bill. Os the NoeLs Lone 's Notre the Chslnneo then left the chair without stpertleg posers, sad the bill was there- Ire 'briefly withdraws. _ APPNOPRIATION BILL. MI lin vi.; : 941 - Zia;;li;esi inilTime. Tie blew *Ousel at $ agonies Is dz. lIIITIOTOLITeII BUILDING. Act.-3,117$ romp d impress alsrloree hoe bets mete tsar Me ad, el as span Is hes as hos haes lessi is we in is raster, the alp Lei hes pail Is 111111110 V the parties esaassalL Nsw AC? ttr MUNITIOst or MIAs.--Aa ad of paelmast bee trams weed to mend the law ash peewee ter la with Newel to &visitor for ispreur shims Y hairmuste red rw aYM at wer. By Ste eel the theeetsep d State kr Wee eis prevest us publication d ispoommis h Mitre plant Isr ingestions kg var. Tha poles Y te apply t• weigsmanbe already sent sad le sbew me, as SI the el wry ice is desist *vadat he the pub& im - —. TIM NNW OATHS ACT AIIINDED.—An bet bag oat bile loosood to aunts tho tom of efill math* to be atria to wail lam by Qa.lkete sod crAm tomato by law yew lattiod le min ea allbasies hotted at to is as oath, la reeeillei by tie ast d het rewire. The affirmadom lo eemeser In as tow Nab d atesisaat hi the recent set [Atheetimbest.]—Erne. (HobitiOnnilC CMS rent Ourtee.—Tib we peewee (ea SS* *Waal tot paribt ath. =T ed la sr amilinlbotatal i taitafr . : bylig potalloaa at lima ragolmeo .I%S IM a N iar e ollosaato apoosaallanistal W l / 20 :251pamOta 1:110Tr=liT Illehtlaraliaift Ws. No. it illa , at ia para. DRAAL4. OLYMPIC THEATRE. A new piece was produced last night by Mr. Tom Taylor, called Altos Points of the Law This piece, though eeniashist affectedly styled • " comedietta," is, in staple truth, • ens-act comedy of what should be actual Mb, 'ad which, with the eremitic& of ma or two Ws, rpringtag gram cemventionality and • pandering look, stage Mabry, le eingalarly true and reelistic. Of the teeing there can tamely be too high praise. If Mrs. Stirling's always excellent essamptien of ethane* Mews thiting it is that the is occasiecally somewhat *refi ght% bat of thin blot there wets not lest sight the slightest hum Mr. Addison seed with a atm attention, sad artistic which we have never seen augured, eves on the • stage where them stioutia Sr. inialtely mote ',- than with as. It isnot looms& to my that the present peteelle bee never witnessed a mote thoroughly genuine Impel= of the more delicate light and shade of acting. Lees WilW has added to his list of ementrio chinc h= ids dew, boring end quiet effective acting se the eggiams s aff racellreit. Iltr. Vista! played the peploses and ungrateful to his• with se mei eel& se could pumittly = boa expected. Mr. Oeplea was quid sad gentlemenly; eel Min Cottrell looked very pretty, sad meg • little soot &Ark tir the way, wag abwardly interpolated) with such seedeeke es to win as mom _ _ d* srable -Thesestittiblkad WUcelkd th• P . , Nia the prie woe to LYCEUM. This ill-attend theatre last night opened the a short mom of one wre, with a comps assaprialeg tha principal amen of that which seer sel the burs mar prial enterprise. The laid noveky of the evening was a place written with mach point sad nester' by Mr. Blan chard Jerrold, canal Base *maws{ the principal pert in which was admirably sustained by Mr. Emery. MUSIC: MR. OTTO OOLDSCRMIDrB CONCERTS. Mr. Cloldschaldt gars the first of c eerie, of three chamber crooner yeas/day afterneen, at Willie. Rooms. It consisted entirely of solo and cararted Oshawa meads There was, first, mosares quartet In Z let, for the piano, violin, viola, and vielososilo, fa which Mr. Goklahmidt wee sccompanled by Maws. Santos, ectrears, wed Pirtl ; a Sas apeclaien of Mozart's porn melodious, pacefol style, perfectly executed In ell the parts. Mr. Goldschmidt the played Meadeluohn's " Verlatkme Berinues" for the piano solo, one of the nose profound and elaborate of the compoeer'e works, preseetimg immense thiSculdea to the performer. Mr. Goldsolsmidt's performance of it was most masterly, not only In respect to the execution of the purges, but to the cleanser with whale their meaning was expressed. The next pieos we, Best haven's well-known Sonata In O minor, for the pleme ad violoncello, In which Piatti's rich s ad beautiful tones blended delightfully with the brilliant notes of the predate. The concert terminated with Hammers greed mace fn. D minor for the *no with wind sad 'raged instrurrats, in which Mr. Garnered& was emoopealed by several of the finest per .0“1.1111 of the day—Pratt.., Crosier, C. Herpr, fichreare, Pialti, sad Howell. The whole entertainmen t was admirable, and afforded the greeter prams to the very meter sodium who crowded the room. The effect of the untoward dirobrion of parliament on the London musical NW= le already made apparent by Ike announcement la Mr. Goldman/des programme, that, " owing to the approaching diesolutlon of parliament, the Concerts announced for May 7 and May 21 an postponed to a future period." NEW PHILHARMONIC The second of these eoneerts ----- toroiCiele;lLt night at St. Junes's-hall. It ow on the whole very good, the selection miming Judgmeat sad research. The two greet features of the evening wen Meadelesolia's Italian Sym phony, and Beethoven's pisnalorte Concerto L C minor, played by Mr. Belle. Both were admirably performed ; Blake s splendid execution of Beethoven's gef-d'swere being received with the warmest applause. Thsirogramme ea nonnoed a Concerto of Viotti, played by Y. Wiesimmid; en interesting ansonammene, fur the bestoital =ski of the great old master Is rarely heard sow-ir &ye. Bat M. WM nisersti played oily me movement of the Cowed% end played it in mole a style that, bed Viotti himself bleed it, be would probably ham excisineedse Rosie' is mid to have dons on Gas oecasice )) , "Nen A amm la o oda mutts." The principal vocal Oen wee lb. flee some le the dot eat of Olock's Orfoo, la whit& Orpheus, drsesadisg to Baia is march of his lost gouge, softens the Ferias by the shame of his voice end lyre. Wm Wiry rag the port of Orphans beautiful! , end the awe= of the Perim ware given with co effect. Matti wag two mesisrptsins—Ms martial air in Spoke's Assoode. end Madre "Vara, neat? to sospro,' la the Nom di JlVer•—tad sing them, it is hardly necessary to my, esspilleently. TM hall was quite fall. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADXIIALTT, APRIL 9.—APPOINTIMITS.--Ona. mailer C. L. Waitlove (1865), to the 81. racamt, 1011, ed Pertmeenth. Smog Neater P. O. &mynah (I 846), to the Jackal, 4, pilhomisti ii s s eressal, at Btiserems. Surgeon W. Lockbazt, to the Imam, 7'2,=Kni-sidp, et Jamaica. Ambient Paymaster W. Noble (1855), to the Hansital, 91, mew stion remskship in ordistruy, at Portsmouth. to Aseistant Paymaster in Charge W. LI. Thompson (1861), the The Colonslcy of the 16th Lancers is vacant an m own of the death of air Joseph Thschorsil, 0.0.8. CHATHAM, Al= 11. ARRIVAL or SICK AND WOUND/Xl TROOPS PROM afieraoes • talemphie apse& arei.eL st the lavalid depot snaog that the lest ladle Martessamsa, Captain Drown, had arrived at Or= with. a kegs number of Irk and wounds' Irma en based frees eftWitpDTS, Lerharry, and Delhi. The wounded Map shortly afterwards arrived at Fort Pitt for ths prpeae of Wog admitted labs that hoepitaL TM iswlMr, Is the amber of 164 tan st all nalm, eaberbed et Celesta ma the 27th December, WI mailed ea the Sikh oldie ame month, the voyage le the Themr big a very tedious ea of 110 days. ne Mow vibe have been met home being to tha Royal SANWA j i lt* En bare Military Tata, Ras Belallak /mai. 71h Kamen, 9th I..eaer• gainer.). Ilth, Mb, Mdt_Clitlese Mak WA, llrd lasiderti, Atbert 34 11 =, 37th, Silk 49ed 43Rd (Light Infantry) 6.18 d, idlh, nth lhs,W7Cit 77th, 79th (Highlanders)._ lank Mak Mk It (Osearight Rangers), 901.11 (Light wh bi el llestry), Mid (Htehhaire), Ind 97th Regiments, the la tee elms. of Ustelmat H. ReL•haro, 6344 Regicest, and Lleatenent S. Joheatcse, 20th Regiment. During the voyage no 4s than fourteen deaths occurred on bcs4, nail:Wing Mrs. Brown, the wife of the reptant of the abip. Most of the invalids wear to have been severely wo•nded, and many have lost either an arm or a leg fn the coadicts with the mutineers. On being seedaally inspected by Seneca-Major Proodergest, U.D. forty-es were ordered to be taken into hospital foe airgioal treatment, and the remainder forwarded to Sr Mary's invalid depot to await thar discharge from the service. Orders have been leaned for remain to proceed for the St. Helena Reglaned, the man:balargiag to which, who are now Beaked at this garrison, being attached to the 2314 Royal Welsh remillers depots. • detachment left Chatham Barrack. on Saturday, sad embarked et Cimessied to joie headquarter.. THE LON 07 THE 1.1173,711. The following appeared in the greater portion of oar yoirterday's inspesseks : We bare law hems( by ths Admiralty with a copy of the add sewnst of the istwinsate lase el hr *jetty's imbed Swat, mewed Is Is ow Asedssa Multiplan weleedirs. Tbe ca d Set want was 66 saw era Issisttles 11 Mho of the no. Wow ; ea*, thorallars. Sae we es board, lb* molar is avestessly ASA tb i T a TlZSlfork baying Sou in ma The clew&commit =Te as e mists of a bars hissa Llestaist Scott, late eonmending the hoer. _ _le the elsfreement at Tnatdad, delel ilwee Cm. Orin, ' Mach besswitwely atter the =miseiti Revaimel et Se istillisense tbe snivel d Smelt with pert et Me swer—etrosty is oattbar— at Rasta Ss,* Ressessey the Cer al als-Geser adored bra Chide& MOW. etessame Des Isms tAustria end Sawa Les le pressed to Usk sadtbace ; • instructing the lamer vowel Is anger Lieut. noon end Ma party to Poet Royal. end lheetieg the le tter etienter to Dearth ell the bap sad the see* leek If ibe Woad is order, if porsible, to SR is with Se two Wising boats, and take them to JUDIJCIL COLLIM 8211 n AT HIIIIIFICIC, lIZAZ BISHOP Arcuritn.—Re vie* d the pitmen eterieyea at die MUNI art Itneboadar collitrirn licutteick, near Miry Auelibud, He the of Mr. Rapt Watd helm% el Wast HartlepeeL to weber al abeet 300, mina work ea Wedoeulay lent. easseqessee of au alleged brush et usenet en the put el the owner. Tiny stele WI tba apeame tub by elite dad wade bed pawfwlT keen use• wad bad been amoral end a Wirer aubiatratel, thereby snuffler span lbws a greater mount al labour than use autileipa. ad ultra tbey sutured a their ingssersaat Iluareatese k awn time WON Wan out spire One el the amber, John Hardy, Hardy, and Gauge Beetherrlibt, erei the &ewe wee howl beim Ile Nee* Auckland umpberneut on Thunday. The preelatt ezahantaut prevelled In and Emend the emit. The bomb ausailleit lira for emu do. As ogre sir paratlset wee rubeetpdatly bold in &a loam at Ala slam _-tier ilia was amalholsd.—Mesethstew SPORIING. TATTEItBALL'B.—MormAy. Business wee for some time oocupied by the settlement of the accounts of the merman week. The betting, however, look a wile range, but the investments were not of en ex lemine amiription. The mice' given below will tadkate Sr ads. of the trensactiotut effected in the cause of the afternoon. Closing prices THZ ORRAT NORTHERN. Ito NA Mr. esausdartmais Minutes hates( 3 to Mr. Omen e Newcomb It and offered) 10 Ss 6 to Cak Nowt ed T00n1.74 illsilbsim 7l C. flEsta. iF • U• abre.o4 Juliet (4 WWI II I TII7O. ° MI OLD NTnLBB ItIBOIII. so amt Se. T. Pura Lussihis 6to —M r J. Hasmra 11a0me Ntistatios (t) 11RTROPOLIT /X. 7to apt Mr. J. 110110's Lifeboat 1011) la to —luT. ra WISP Hatt IC CITY . 1) SUBURBAN. 11 to spl Mr T. s IsMaresee• IV M Mr. isiss a Produces. 10 Yr. J. Nimakil ammo to 1.0 to —llr. W. Smith's F. M. as Duke Hal •1001•11 was street oat 0007 tatted's). 011ESTS11. OUP. _ 100 10 7100 Mr. Inswbos Pekin& toad) 1 11: loffdl 1000 to 10 —001 sis Rise" Gonda 10 Tfin TWO THOUSAND, 4 so 100 sir. W. Day's TM Promised lame MON 10 to I Lem 11MwesIes Nimrod 10 DEIST. 7 70 1 IPI Mr. W. Int. Tbs Promised land 01 14 Is 1 -• Nis 0. *men Osreassr 14 to 1 Mr J. Hawsers 11 , 4111 lad) If Os 1 N Cbm r leraeld • Voksao Itl e W. a's 1010 to Mt . Loaves H e al alliellese Balostrooolll WOO to 46 W. 011117 a 00 Faux It) 1000 to 10 MI. O. Peen Napoleon It) DOUBLS NYAMT BNT WO to 10 apt Nlmeed 0000 the Two itsosiaad Odors see Mend Ye Neff ul of Dutz 'lst IDS p•=. PROORLABIII OF YORX SPRING mun No. SZOOWD TEAR or 1111Iiiim SIiHN/LL STIIIII of 10 ' PPR IMPII, k ft, With 60 added, far 3-yr-olds ,• oohs, Bet 7lb ; aid 111160, Bat 31b ; axed to receive look Ms stake. Oas calk and thrse-Anarters. The Dutchmen's Daughter, Manallaise, Nagle Woodriem, Tom ICkg, Oddest, Mks Finch, Meg Merrilim, Nimrod (31b), Qum Charlotte, Penalty (31b). Tits Tie° *raise of 6 inv.. each, with 40 added; for 2-yr olds ; cotta, Bat 71b ; aad allies, gm 31b. The wiaser to be sold for 100 sore.; it entered to b. sold for 761., allowed 31e. If for 601., 716 ; 401., 1016. ; 301., 1416. Half • milt.— To close end name by sight o'clock the evening before running. To; CITY Puns of 26 sore., added to a Sweepstakes of 6 sore each; for 3.yr olds 7.t 1216 ; four, 9n 21b ; five, flat. 91b ; six and egad, 9st 13Ib ; mares and gekUngs allowed 31b; a wiener this year of 50 sore. to carry 31b; of two, 601., or 1001. (ectolusive of stake), bib extra. The whiner to be sold for 200 ems. ; If for 1501., allowed 41b; 1001., 80/., 141 b ; 601., 60th ; MA, 1141. Osa mho. Tarim and name to the Markel the course by eight o'clock this evening (Monday) Lel 11. FRI ran Tux or THE FOURTH Btswwtat. STAIRS of 10 ewes. seek, h ft, with 60 eked by the Race Corn= for 2-yr eide,• calk, aut 71b; allies, 31b. The horse to sate Um state. T.Y.C.—Ben Webster, Amy Iledg wide Tilb), Bitterly, Lady Traipse, Predictor, Rlgb Trea son, Roller (Rh), bro. to Rainbow, Thormanby, Wildman (Sib), Rattlebons, IR. John (Mb), Shoulder Knot, Iby Augur Mies Coeyngbam. Ti; LONDIWROROOOR COP value 100 sow. hl spode, added to a Handicap 134 km Coe, each, for 3-yr olds and farrermde• the winner of any handicap of 1001. value after the weigits are declared (March 31, at 6 p.m.), to cony 71b ; of two of 1001 or one of 2001., 101b atria; whom to carry tame dim 116 tan dam. tits 'scowl to radii 16 son. out at the Om _ An 416 NMImo% liwithe 3 31 1 = i Tb• susliiir; & by ...... —....— . ........ = • • • • . • s E______• • ..... iiiiii .. aa : 1 1 .... L . . 01 T ▪ ~ PLYING .. 13 Thit 1111 •11 . 3 H ANIMA! of 100 mom, 01616 to a Sweemblose at 20 DOM each, le ft, and only 6it deelend. TM winnow et e7 mb handicap van 1001. after the of deolarealon We weigh& Feb. 20), to wavy 51b ;at two, or my handicap value 6004 ware. No Mow to wry new than 91b win. Om wile sad a WI. 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Pb. teem te lie let tee web et the above AUK deg, la tem II vet depend. et ea lien dem ea b. in" bi "isinimi allaVrat i Al. GI ilij...." ' 00011 Mt 11S i i us oll Til f alollek oeollo2 o V ; t. ' V ; • Mell . "41 1. 11 ; ea Tb fri lvi laY ; Teleam a j .. _,S% ' Aid ! 1 111 466 i. li gar. I,...3=k ib ra; tiao .4lli 1= 40 . ... "- toe etletee et la asaiwn W4amd ea th..Bl: thcee Z:......Lke1e Or thINI lea berm the met& It beart eethelve V — Ms the =2 2 b lasehen erg. i l e'd i ti " etir et ‘ ll. The ter Pewees art Ilaialsealei Orris vet II I ts. tbe Mob. VeS, Siet.ll4ll. eel fah et May. et see ettlase hi Teen‘ the meet lea hew. lat. the t o te la the Prolate Om% aid tem the maw to the Owl Ur Mem tad Maletesetal Orme THB POLICE COMM XV7SION-E9rsz. Williaw Walker, 29, :7; iinnTsitil37Ore the Lord Mayor, °barged with obtaining a sitnatim by mesas of • fraudulent character, node, the foaming efrouasetanoes. Mr. Henry Hills, stockbroker, of 29, Threadneedle-West, sad 2, Canon-street, Mayfair, said—About the 28th of Ilan* I saw an advertisement in the loam, to the rifled =rag Imo, who could give two years' obaracter_, • situation as indoor format, in or oat of livery. I wrote to the address given, and rubeequitntly the primer called op= me. I asked him where be had lived before, sad he told me that be bad bred with Mrs. Ballad, of Booth Minima, near fmily, Herbs, for two years, sod tat if I wrote to Mrs. Ballard she would give him • &mortar. Be also told me that MIL Ballard was aa old lady, who molded with soother old lady at Booth Minim, sad that hs bad kft her works bemuse be thought he had bees long enough In the country, sad he wanted • peace fa town. I wrote to Mrs. Ballard cm the 29th of March, and in reply mosived the letter WM& I now produor. The letter, whisk wee alma " Mrs. Ballard," Mated that the writer woo very sorry &at absence frets home bad prevented bar replying to Mr. Inn Niter by return of poet, and than, hastening to reply to the gnestions about William Welker. the writer said be bad lived with her for two yeses ; that he was hottest, sober, clean, entirely respectable ; that he knew h's dories well, and chat he had quitted her woke tie no bob, bat meetly because he wowed • plea in town. In ma swpancio of that letter I engaged the prbormr, who mitered say awl* es the 4th of April. I had some auepielone &lent Os letter, sad areatioang the circumstances to a bind of Wee who seethe seer South Mimeos be told me that we oath pram r Mrs. Ballard lived there. I thinned to South Ml ums. when 1 awls diligent *shy, going, mew other =le Ohs panniath sad Gelb* that there WO so Mar. ki WNW thin I mind for a 'mault for the primanee apprtheukth and he wee taboo late custody. Is ugly the Loud Mayer, the priener end be had so lids, to say to the theme, meet Mat the 0611011 was eon- Wald eat of • pure sad hawk menive. TM Lord Mayer—You ham bees gellty el a non swim earth tor by tide eyeless of timid roalems be may M snood toe the ceeenleaka of greet robberies sad other Arnim canoe, sod Inuit meth soy nen of your outdate by 'aliens( open you the noon pfnal/ which the law Aiwa. You must pay a fie • si 201. and lOu won, or go he ernot with bard labour be three calendar swathe. The ',Weer being uopeepated to pay the Ba. was ma- WOK scoordlagly. OILTSTAL PALACE. Oita Swum DAT.— Maxim; AT= 11,46bIlthildnella 1,670; ay rare *hey in. Tata fe vertiment.)--lir. J. . Swim of &I 0111.51:14""Zi..=7V wilmains. 7 ulialliaokal dor SI sow T 6141.8 .AT 111 W ZOBI. The trial of James Stephens, an Irishman, charged with the poistateg of his wife, was ooze:laded at New York on the 21Fth ult., having tested eighteen Lay!. Stephan has toe some time veiled in the upper part of New York, In the sasployment of as retain carriage seeker, whose goodwill he had won by his faithful aiteetioe le ide business, and by his Mike doorman of the religioes duties of the klethediot lifiscogel Church, of which be was a member. His wife, also Irish, wee nearly fourteen mans older than himself. They had lived together la apparent happiness for savant years, till in two euccessive Yammers two nieces of hie wife had arrived from Ireland end Amato members of hie unity. Two rims ago his wife sickened, and in September died. He followed her to the grave an apparently sincere mourner, and continued in the employment of his old mister, trusted as before. Just within • year after hie wifs's death the brother of the Wean ar rived from Ireland and Immediately made an meault upon S u with a pistol it his was arrested, workshop. He w arrested, irlt ml ilbe coarse of the eternisation it canoe out that ate plane wee charged with having made an attempt at violence apes eau of she ogt e rih aa er !if:btu:l.2g poisoned Arndsta wife demAdfoadr the peeps .. that the body of the wife should be exhumed and anstyead to molt Lire of them slanders. It was taken up on the anaivereary of the barbel, and subjected to what was probably the most garrotting examination in the history of medico) jurisprudesee. lam afraid to state from rettelleellea bow may Um, the chemiita stood by to watch Airsick, of a simple test. Enough to ry that the presence Memo, In sufloieat quaatities to destroy human IA was pored Mend • doubt. It was also shown that the pri soner bed about that time wellies. a quantity of semile. On the port of the defence It wee stimephd to be shown that the meek so bought bad been mad to kill nite, and that the cheroots of the aims was abandoned. In both of these positions the dehisce failed, mid the Jury, after a trial of almost nopeemilinted Welk ems A this sky of letegthened litigation, tad the Mfe e r e r e eff. Whom the start met to Ica bar the verdict, the was soomputied by his daughter, a child of eight you who was eating a cake with the greatest uscososta and who eon. timed to eat on se the fatal " guilty" fell fro m the mouth of the foreman. A motion in arrest of judgment was weds, " bat I think," writes • sorreepondest, " it will not seed anythisg. At this time there is a sort .f banging mania pevalent, end the gallows is refused nothing. There are a Wigs number of pawns under sentence of death in all parts of the country. Four gusto be hanged to one bitch at Baltimore a...milli, having shorty been once reepited,but warned that =musette. It la eves thought that Mrs. Hartwig, now sentence of death for husband murder at Al bany, Mk be executed, though the banging of a woman lea very mum thing in the United States. Three mat were execrated at New Chimes en the 18th. Poisoelng is getting so mi nim that peopWs bomb an becoming Misdeed, as they did in Hoary VIII.'s time, when Rouse was boiled to death for that nisi. A cook Is under arrest in New York, euspeeted of having poisoned the breakfast at a bourdinrhoese on the 24th. Two xenon have died from eating the fo od, and others have been very ill." Monday, the 4th of April, was the day atedgeed for the trial of Sickles. His mama pressed bard for an sailer day, bat without sums. They its good lawyers and class ob.. servers of public sentiment, and they know that every day the trial Is palpated ha day lost to their client in • &Ansa sense from that in which Tim sometimes lot • day. Could the trial be postponed until suiumn, Sickles would be con tiotel of murder, and probably hanged. As it is, the proba bilities an in favour of his acquittal. Some decent people are yet en his Ode, but is de months he will be abhorred by all melee the hammering potion of the population. kira Key, mother of the murdered man, is ray ill. She be/levee that her sou dial of apoplexy. MURDER IN BAVARIA. An extraordinary sensation was caused at Munich a few days ago by the trial before the Court of Anima of Upper Ham* of a gentleman named Fearer, on the charge of having in October last shot dead a young lady, Maid flangutnt td. Some account was given of this at the num Ferny, who, though only twenty-two rears of ege, is a doctor of civil law of the university of Munich, and author of a highly esteemed work on Boma law, sad who bender, is skilled both in rintiog and =laic, made the acquaintance at • ball, in September last, of Mdlle. Seaguinetti, slakes years of ego, daughter of an eminent Bavarian sculptor. He at mice fell passionately in love with htr, and was at his request allowed by bar paresis to pay his addressee. She appeared to maim him with favour, but when, after the lapse of a few weeks, he propmed marriage, ate returned an evasive reply, and she eftervrarde maid to some of her friends —in ceder to have It repeated to hal—that, though she en tertained a high Mall tar hie character and talents, she did not think be was rich mangle to ere ha the position in so ciety towhichahathoughtbareelf entitled. Indeed of aooepting his Tejon:ion quietly, he beam mote paring for the young lady's head, tut met with e decided nfveal, and was told out to visit her mai& Is October he was summed to the town of Aare* where his paints reside, and he aunt • to MM.. tiengsbrattl that, if before Me departure she= sot give bin en interview, be would =mail mid& Alma& at this threat she agreed to nest him fades el the 7th is has tether's pram. Shortly after i sl T ir i a gone to him in the garden • report of a pistol wee bead. M. and Madame Sermuinetti matted out with SOW, and to their tamer they found their daughter lying on the pound bathed is Meal; she.'had been shot right la the lam; and wee quite dead. An hour later, Pewter gem himself fate the cow tody of the police as the murderer of the young hely. After perpetrating the crime be had, he said, gone to the laglish garden with the intention of oresaritting ; but the idea that suicide was • crime suddenly occurred to him, end be referral giving himself up to justice. He added that, resolving to murder the young lady and then to commit suicide, be hoped to be salted to her after death. Ater the preceding facts had bees stated to the court, the inquiry wee made if the man were sound in hie mind. Medical men said that he was ; and he himself declared that he ccnaidered himself sane, and had Row bed any metal malady, wither had he ever heard that say member of hie family had bees indicted with in malty. The jury declared that he had killed the young lady, but without deliberate preasditataa, sad the court coadenised him to be bug :weed for twelve years as • &Orem. 81.111PBCTID MI Ml= AT RAMSOATZ. , --RAMSGATS, MONDAY EVRIIIWG.-•-anata excitement wee occasioned this umening at Ramona and the neighbourhood, by the disco very al the body of a man below the Rut Cliff, near the re tinas" of Sir Hoses Houtellore, Bart., under circumstances white had to the supposition that a murder has been com mitted. The body was found naked at the foot of the cliff, with • stab in the left breast reaching to the keen, one arm brokeo, and the left head m'eting, having been cot off from the socket. The hand and a small chopper wen walnequently found on the rocks at no great diames frees the body, sad the mat, waist coat, and trouser. of the deceased were also Weimar the spot The unfortunate man is believed es bo • Oensta i„ an s i has been identified by the porter of Ow Oak Hotel as having been at the home ea Sea day morning. He then asked the M. brush his clothes, which was dose, and he soon efMrweede mat away. The porter remembers that the left hand of the dammed was handsawd at the time; and from this chromatin* an im pend= has arisen in the minds of some persons that this WY a ease, not of murder, but of suicide ; that the deceased In a St of frenzy diet chopped off his band end then cabbed h!mself to the heart. The foot of the area being broken, however, favours the opinion that be fell from the cliff ; end • wadiesl gentleman who fited the spot, &log appealed to, raid it wee impossible far the deceased to have stabbed himself to the heart and then thrown himself over the cliff. We may add that up to the time we write no wea pon her been discovered with which the wound in the left breast could have tem indicted. A coroner's inquest will be held. plant FROM HTDROPHOBIA.—An inquest was held at Wolverhampto• ow Friday afternoon last, before Mr. Coroner Phillip, on the body of Thomas Price, a labourer at the Swan Garden Wean in that teen, who bad died a few days previously in terrible agonies. During the paroxysms he repeatedly charged his wits with having administered potion to him, and Mir, notwithstactrug the marked cha racter of the symptoms exhibited by the unfortunate may was considered to render an inquest necessary. The post modem tlanlialliat, however, folly clamed the poor vernal of participation in her husband's death. Pries was • great deg-fancier, end had doubtless been inoculated with the fatal virus by mem one of hie canine seta, bet neither be nor any of his Mends enema to have any recollection of his Imam been bitten, or of any of his dogs having brooms rabid. The jury found that the dammed had died of hydrophobia.—ltenehastsr Isastimr. RAILWAY ACCIDMIT.—There was an accident it th• Hertford elation of the Welwyn line on Saturday after noon lust. The 4 p.m. updraft' (conatieg of an engine with sisals driving wheel, time pamosper carriage', bettor idled than unial, it being Hertford fair day, ands& loaded trucks) woe about to leave the stein, which is situate in • hollow, with a reap lactime either way. It is the custom ammonium to hack the train co darting; and the impetus thus smoked beim the traia up the next ascent. In this inmate the driver found on starting that Me lied WWI too "nook tor the =, and the train after proceeding a short dadasc• towards the natio* ; just spinet the goods abed ware severel trucks standing on the (single) line, although then wars sidings on which they might have bee., sad out of hann's way. The train backed with some impetus into them trucks, and the c dli.ion mimed serious damage both to persona mad property. Mr. Spacer, minister of Oowbridge Chapel. has his knewosp very much injured; Yr. Reed, of Hatfield, has his SON cat open ; • young Mask from WOOtatT'S was much hurt nboat th. boil and fem. A lady nom into violent *alb a= with a panorama who was sitting opposite, teed whose teeth injured her fore head ; and eeveral other parempre were mots or Ms hurt. One of the goods' trucks had oe buffer smashed off, the dim buffer smashed in and the springs broken off, sad other kerb were unshed to • lass extent Same seeks of limes! oil I. ons truck were broken end the oil lost, the pound for mme distance along tba line being completely saturated. The cost of the oil gone bas been twinned at 1001.—Herts Goarsiess. Tax flirty:lemma:nos Bru.—The Superthin tket BM err yeeterdiy WWI by ceder of the Hew .Lae.it. It mew weetelas 19 wietiesa, with alienable% w nipsyseMly pies Me a law. . MARKE7S. TEA.—The 'Rah of tea in the Uniwl King!om on the let last, was six millions anis hdt less thin et the corm poplin period lait Isar; the deficiency on (wagon alone shoeing four millions, as *shown by the annexed table, which has attracted attention: CONOOII. Cooperative statement of deliveries sad stocks in London and Liverpool from Ist January to 31st Much, in the yams 1862 to UM Delivered in Stock of No. of 3 Mouths, Mcaltily Doggett lifratbs' Yew from Jan. 31 Delivery. oa Mer.3l. Stook. to March 31. 1863 .... 9,927,000 3,309,000 38649,000 shout 11 1863 .... 10,499,000 3,483,000 41,704,000 12 1864 .... 2,670,000 3,190,000 45.268,000 " 141-6 1886 .... 13,093,000 4,364,000 48.271,000 11 1866 .... 13,6111,000 4,638,000 49,920,000 " 11 1867 10,957,000 3,663,000 63,788,000 " 17t 1868 .... 12,674,000 4,224,000 43,486,000 " 10 8 1 1369 .... 14,913,000 4,971,000 39,354,000 " 7 1-7 LONDOK WIMILY DO= 111M1114—Arai 6. 10p0r9911 I:l6lhwed PLOW& MI 17 . . E „ ` .4 4 14 1 1 F i leam 4 461 = 1l mon su.sTa r 10,474 610 1 ?Ult 2.117 P. 131 111 I,IWS 7.916 6.636 1.677 &a . 00313 17.766 ire Lam.' 0 0 0, ..... TALLOW.—There was an improvement in the demand for tallow from the trade last week, and priced were well supported, though without any advance in priors until Se nudity, when the warlike advioes hoot the ooetinent pro duoed a rho of 3d. to 6d. per owe. To-day the maker his been further affected by the more serious character of the Kenna from abroad, sad tallow is generally held for higher From St. Petersburg the market is reported sedans, the quotation being 186 Ro for August, Er. 36 7.16. Our closing prices are : Spot, 635. 6d. to 9d. ; all this meth, 635. 9d. We quote, May and June, 63e. 9d. • June akar, No.; July to September, 64.., buyers • Otto:. bee to Demenber, 64.. to 64a. 6d. ; OtI.SPS sheep, ass. 9d. to 64e. ; beef, alla. 6d.; Smith Americen, 63a. Bd. to Ms. ; Amtrallea bed, 635. • no when offering ; palm oil, 46e. ; cocoa nut, Cochin 422:; Coyle" Oa. 10d. to 41 e. ; town tallow, 625. bd. net emit ; tallow elates natignally 60a.; rough fat, 2.. 1001.—Feren the Cheater of Idesers. Sialth sad Charles, dated Moeda, evening. COTTON.—Lratarttor., ♦razz 11.—Tba mks deaden today are allimated at 8,000 bale. A vary quiet market, at Batardq'a plea. CATTLIZ.—Lmarom, APRIL 11.—Tho supply of stock Treetauch lege then last Monday ; the &mead Tory slow at bet* het wee k 's ;etas kw beef sod mutton. Beef, ed. to W.; mutton, Bd. to Bit Numbers at :Dirket :—Cattle, 1,451; &beep, 4,396. COALS.—LoNnow, A/Patt. Prizzase, ULU.; Buddies West Hartley, 16e.; Bornholm , 111 e.; Homan Gas, Ile. dd.; Hol7wsU, 13.. ed. ; Howard's Went Hartley, Us. ; Weed ' s West Hartley, 14s. ; 145.; WalleEnd &widens Helton, 15.. Sd.; Walls Bad Ilaiwsll 4,m l7s.; Walls End Labia', 17a. ; Walls End Roma's lbs. Ed.; Walls End South Hatton, 16s. 9d. ; WalIM Hemet Hall, 14s. id.; Walls End Hello., lde. ; lalson's Marukyr, 21a.; Pamirs Dalfryn Stem, 2L.—Ships at rnazkat, 72; sold, 4s. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 11490 ;0101. MOW. WILIFAIII = aira *maim Mk UM. Watts/ft Midi /I. SIMI Snit of 011•11111 •-. 111 8.41 a ll DA IA %Walk 4=14 . 14141. being asi l9l 841 $7l 1.734 1.104 lr" = IL 11419,9004.1 —U. 420 CID 1.039 1.041 Oat Wallin 111 3411 OH 3 301 TAW 10.U7 Wet calla MA 9. si N o i m .i.Wii , . 199 - 17,01 `17.491 i 19411091..iri1ia MI 9021 Lea 11.421 13.191 • Sager mat. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CL UALTIEB. Lehr (Norwegian), Captain licemon Item Bah t• Chem, has bias reamed at Priem Mapes ; part garde eared. Otienette, Irma this port fix Neweeatim is labors Talimenry.— LherpooL Mlsabetb, from thla port to Ayr, la Saof• at Am —Limps& Aprli 11. Trey, time beta hr Falmouth, at TIMM with lamd bultrartei stanebiten, and about 100 begs et aellm thrown ovarbeereL—Cher. peel, April IL Wake (m), hams for Olierea. et amessierws, with mezeinsty tramega&—Lharreek aril IL Matla home. hem It. Jobs% SAL*: Lee I dse, at Fayal, tasty, with kw of ballpark; —Livings:A, Aprlll. Moadeello (ship% wastmond, Mateo, hem Nee Orleans to Lim pool, with sotto,. limadenal ea tbe rlth lamb 70 mile. out ings tha her, on Mo ;the crew Me fattened to New Otlease.—New Fmk, Mame SO. Mem Albert (a), whisk Lit for New Teat on Ohs Oth, has put hack talky very I/Mg.—Galway, Apt IL Sae of Mime, time Oaleatta for London, lona Aare Ili slim hoes Cbarterug. the Is meth damaged, the cargo will be mord.— Ham, April le. gee Wm* Copula Fatelrs, Item Cardona, to Qesesdowa, bas mien, was ebmadmedc Um Mt Marsh hi a Meting merition manor, amen ad alas of the mew =Maid Iss.—New Toot Yards VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aar (boom), bon Worts lame ke Talmo b, Minh U, Lt. 30 N., We. for MO), Wow Cordial& Ire Id&orprol, Werth 17, lat. 14 N., low. al W. Last Nam (borquo), fora Laid= We Valparaiso. Karel 17,14.71 W,Wor. Y.AY ruler (Alp), bound milt. Wadi W. Lt. 1t W., lon. W W. Ousattl, tram Calsatte, fib. 111. it. 111 r I.,Wm. 211 W. THE PENINSULAR MAIL—The Alhambra arrived at Southampton yesterday with the Peninsular male. Her dates were Lisbon, April 7; Oporto, 7 ; Vigo, 8. Amongst her cargo was specie to the value of 3,0001. Amongst her pas sengers were the captain and crew of the barque Venerable, which foundered off the coast of Portugal. he. wee laden with cod and iron, and bound from Shields to Ban:Mona. The ecrew-steenear Baron de Caters caught Are in the Tagus is the Erd hat. The firs eagles. from the Alhambra packet and the Animal got the fire um& r before much damage was done, Lloyd's agent awarded 101. to the crew of the Alhambra for their service,. The Baron de Caters was crowded with Portuguese, who plundered all they could lay their heeds on. The Alhambra posed a large steamer on the 7th, supposed to be the Indian mall pocket Ceylon. OUTWAPD MAUL —The following notice was hissed from the Oenerai Poet-ollice yesterday, via. :—Ertra mails for Lithos, Cope de Verde, Pernambuco, Bahia, and Rio de Janeiro will be made tip at this °Moe on the morning of the 25th host., for despatch from Southampton by the contract packet Merrey, about to be employed la the mall service between Rio de Januar.) and the River Plata. Letters, dc , intended to be forwarded in thew mails must be specially addressed per Messy. SHIPWRECK AND LOBE OF FIVE LIVES: Thu Agamemnon, bound from Liverpool to Baltimore, went ashore on the 26th March on ermine& Reef, sod became a total wreck. The mote, Goodwin, and are seamen were wit. [Advertisement.]—ilomomAT's OINTMENT Aim Pmts.—Amon therzsauien—Warriew.—Thess show we meow towels both wor iod illerradag. 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