The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-20 00:00:00

'AVM LAIIT MONTS GAZETTE. RAI KUM la• AI 0 0/11+4 Matta-hot Owen.. oar i li=lir 11, sad Jur 3 at 1, at Nsar4ball rar Mt ratr= , ff arr., It Rotators. trlyiball Woroa• Paorta•aa, Wallow Hiesp. Illoga gam omml 1:t 1. at I% larballarial. Fen 01.. • w, ME arr.. Maradddt Jerre Dr LLLLL arl Orr. It itamma. alinnat „ISE avian,ra lit I. aad1 . 1.441 . 61 . 2. sad aak.,, aridab wig O , Starfad Orr FLu...,a, Lira 1 AM Hams litm o u i lt . . Hark Ilas 3 t; add &Mr rook ashl I galwy. UNA" aMIT:16010 :at trag . tr. ,at Some I.tts ram ealmat. lineMent me Oaltatm lb,. 1,...h. Astor apar.S . 3l me Jute a. 04 U. at Prlsetna rag, La. Al bi=r. Oa t Or Ammerman% Car ; of j .", r „,. u1,.....nir. maim maim Niag • rad has % at 11,u Drawl Own. OM. SOM. 110 / 2 10 61, 1 OVOMOR ;la ova, igli b.. road Jona &airman Maratarm lan ma Maa,==B=l Wr..i now Mnelastan SM. , M. aatt L V i..... arra fear, am I= l Nag 1 rd A. ad 11. el Limper Cert. ; la. t. Tonic lArt 15t= e rt t aa is ma at t i, l • l =o: u. an=lZ Hy it . . MU. et Lim mat Sorry J U116101 0 .:184 1111# S IMI A. at It. at Limped lbal coat . h . minems. :M. anat. Otanam, latemal watt. Jams. Immunise mot ill IMIL &MIMI. DAL 11 1 111•1. ameram, ran tomatatamm. ant *ne la at 28,, m tiaarrar tort ear. dra rid Or. bardware ;ar mfr. ranagra. War 0; , •114.• 'LET. WANK ilsomiklbids II kw e r .. ll4l I 4 . 11 Y as Ws u sdossi a liz ouw urs. , Comer r ark isakibara ; ISIOLVINT MITIOXIIIS. ~ Deteri ,tv."...,.4l=nsweJ.Lewosie. !n .... , 11.6 6 . 7=1 ,4 7 „,. . 4.ti , T ada 0 : 160....M1111NF. . 1118,04. ter rarakcg=l a/ marle— a. Tar kilzmiialc.77sii*l4 l Simla N . rri . *1 ...... . .2 y a.. .... . J. 1 1, 49. '1;0% 1 . U rftes arK slarbar • 11. • &Jamb !C!.. . bora Mir Wear— ON% - MO 71. 4 :74 5 . . uedt . ti alleit Peelessat- W1N— .41.4.5ea11ar.h...- = .ar T. I . rho/male imam • lav— IFEb=r-41. =rhir•lt E rtani. a. V. .... 4 == t i:. *7llVllLilles i re ci....tt. illwa rzi r b.".2ll Vmos44 l . ft. SPIV al .11. 11•Ziesd. s=aoslM*—ll. Osek. Ged ilZiatow • mi. wipir= ... . I% 14=0 N la tia= sim•••••• Dicusaanoms or DIVIDE/MO. 01ulnae DC vau=sure. W ft slmr sa t= rivadi c agadc g ta• ow . % a dleldsell .1 ti. W.. ow abriffir NS ciii ' Jig .3 . 2• Tams hem s :l7l. ° ill st Is. itl4. adillWfi se 114 • pmfirm rirITS. sad soy mispic se Tr.& La3rsier loam Ir rm. Ir.. Ss. dual et 11.4. Ile le _SC W. W my matreipra 94 SR S. ADa II ma.. TWALII2 IMMO. el It. MI 111, sod um sabrwaS almlw . ar t t : mas; wlthed at , , wil m sip, itTorgemoires limma. ailenaries, DMDIXI4. Wog 11. T. 11e1isto. 911.1‘iiiiiWheard. MM. baelooller-.111, 12. 1 halib, 111+.7 , 7 3 .7 . ideplrs—lk, lt. V. l P t alt r-- ---- .. --..... i l- 91::jr& p... k iti . " j 4 - 7,:.= AMY" lamer Vleittr k be se a .. r e he to Os amain'. Nay 11. J. J. lower Ppm Oilemouliksail MK J am . f i ft r Ow. fp Mieet. Vibe-M/61 v ra.a.,.. 2... 2 Wm-1W 11. . OW, issarlagalk—Nse IL .. . 08•11 s, l ir s . * MX:. ,—.m.......itt,-. u.. --.---eacy,t„isselh, FA7ltiirt • • =!., ..war — 11. W. looldst .b. Jiiissistless, isiger—abw L. W. liimpftl. 1 , 1111311EIPS II LVID. W. bodebe. S. sod A. yob.% .• tar se A. . dwd 1 111. 17 . t tr..... -4 . DowlAudidesliA, 00.4. Talk ,4008=6 . 1 .. Nr00dd . 11ZW..W.LI 1. Ws rod . Att1er . Ndadd. 1"..... 40:4 1.1 ..r ....... Wwwl u dr .i.a. Wa4 7 . bo. . ...... 3 lanw.deisillw . 4 . 2 j. I li ... jr i birl. . I Vis: .17 . 1=2p37017116 .....- 1 iti= %wk . :L .I M IT ...."... "IL ~.......r." ~_ ...... Ilmodia. Jaysalds, W t.... 4..... trizab. J. 111111101“. 01ford*Ato, mem % alan li.="1.""1 rothFa• eirsistrirdeimaijagartititt uir m iL m lniesesair siipM ... " w e= Ilettlard: lessas-lr. i . i. ..Cit seer L k.... 17412 Infifdt. salLe•-11. =A P. 11 ildebadadelle. Torlidird. slitaandh. -Y. sod N. . 11 0w.... r ,— err lia md 1. T. Joao, Sal .= .. .p1ank ......... WAd0. dlent. rid" Arramassew- W. Soda sad 1 II woninede waver buiNdr.s. woikedides. Ins Aileas-W. Dray sad 0. Ueda. Watubdt, i... A.A. issioss•-11.. PUN rid Am Olesidir. Welke maim 100141 H.Priorrawrion. Tse.o te , ,..Apra5...4 Idevedsao • Boer, Sdhlurdk. Dar", Smuts,. 1117irma. draw. Apri V. p i Ow Jump 141. 411 r. oir. es.. a SoNsAnita. Wissre. pram loom toWer. Aido pp... WA Paean/ 11.1. W11.L.11 In• a %Mmi Irldses. Dmallarte• and Amee* MA. liftlftmik £1.4 N . Mew Slephant I a a. liumbulon. ROTAL COLLIDE or PNTRICIANIL—At the ('omit is Majors held a Meabsy, the Dkh inst., the following geed.— ism, bating watiiergeee the wart examination, were sda.A. lad bee elass tithe mtlegs:—Dr.llatiliew Novell, &palsy army; Dr. Darla Debrief?, Norwich ; sed D r . Fes (Name, Birmingham. At t some Ceuta' the !Bowleg patlemse .eve also admitted liceelaim, wader the lly spaded by-laws —Dr. Cr. Thomson Ores.. Upper B recrtaook -0111110, On4vellor•eqoare; Dr. Themes Wert, D aventry; Dr. Thomas South, Cheltenham; Dmitri', Dare, Hertiat Dr. Wift,tit Walkieshaw Alecreight. Well. , Domerimit; Dr. Oster Mani.. Hastings; Dr. J. seph Willem, Teristalt =; Dr. Wiliam Chelsesky.Rarwill-o= Dr. Samuel melt. Bath; Dr. li•fry Mediae! De , =7.; Dr. Joh* Bin Darlea, a tn a n a ingheie; Dr. Char' WAtre, 01,1 Bashegton- Hurt ; Dr. Thome:: Boatiamm, Wssittioaror, Oluereeter ; Dr. Nihon Orme heigh, Upper Wobeini-place; Dr. Edward Beveriehem Bac...ram ; Dr. Preacis Conettes Wahl., Great Corserserret; Dr Jae.' Bird, Illycle-park.orptare, Dr. p f ..d..04 Jobs B.rd, Mark-rtnet, Grosvesear.equare; Dr. Nash J• 11141/ Iturterwm. Uwe. Berkeley-sterst ,• Dr. ilUllef Gr.. re 114 , 1 v, Northwood*. 12•41. ; Dr. Dmitri :labile, Nan train ; Dr. Chalks Beery relit Rooth. 111.41. ; 1)r. Witham Charles Hood, Bethlehem B eplenl , Dr. kali Willis a Mii•ars Miller, &Wham; Dr. 111 A. Ericm Wilkinson. Itanclie.ter, ; Dr. Themes Rearm, Harter; Dr. Jobe Illac)em, l'ortarm-alreet, Peruses, scp.er. ; lir Trim W Posts L)on. Lyodtiut•t; lib James Loans Und.ky, Noschister ; Dr. ]heats rinitrrihr, Half.M c ; Dr. (leer. o , illard Hots. Georgir.tei et, Ilasursr- caste ; Dr. James Proud Jam. me, estop ; Dr. Alirel 11.11 , Beightee Robot Jkorrk, .udesti a. Coitsue or SUIGEONS.—Tha follarneg war hewn baited neibratase lb. rna..ry r ne for ate deviant were imlamitied neaten of th.• r la ire at a soma.. of Ike earl 01•ZONAINII• as the Illeb io.tarsi. : laniff. Oconee Jetaoo Span Ilemallers, Cben e ee.h. Dun set; P.nt Wave, Ilearbpan, atritkin; Humpery Kowa, lAidelay, N 1 rtb Wan; Cheeks. Li Vos. nine Na by, inen . A rela‘r Prallasni Vas. Horatio Kiat ; Jolla Hai At tddos, Ij..eh Safe& ; Jeans Mort i• Herby, Owlet, I atnitilie flood" Hoary Hawn, rani Tylril. T 4 Iwo. Charlie Kirby 3it111014., 4..Co•debire; Jaen town. Huth:may elanit:*l Pak*. ossisedos; leirboll Fire.. Nebo Nririagto• ; Chasm Path Barer lath ..1 Wales, LeArahera keekit, Nerfo'k ; 11•41•1•1; I ;1•1nr...4 'Ur!, Veries.m. Binakerban ; All.. Feral*. Vere Plan ; ti'rebiageta Lehr. tro WlTitabir, lben, Swot. WelarnateL , re. Clinks H,.Lrrl.. Derlngtry. lbatlena; Aram C Lulea (isyt, bliarbrad, err** ; Juba Owen Hante, Chinese N Oaf. 4ahtre 111olett Tot- SW Wad. Lie, Griene...l series. Jeliite Pole .14 Hers'e, quer* H. ura, li. Wt. ri.stry• I IL , Lett Denbo, Am. , e t , Wil.4 ire ;As a,ai le, W. .t..t-e; sad 113.ra. Ft:irk! Fert, k, lito t.. Cul ILL AND KA71114; HurNa K. Yr, Lein 4.4.4 1.4110‘..444 atret lb. 22.,1 4c t. ?eon t ibis relarbia Irelturlea an bell et am L. , e4 a Tft , all. 11r. A .1 -mai dad Banutl Corky is Ib eimetr. • in** ion 4..rer aid reapiteVe .n. *Up,. L veva* rt. ka.t if 'be even*. • Pr. awl.) , so the les. C. rd. r wee* • few ferrit4e aid appre preen narks ea 'Le uscrrtnat7 al hones*, sad oa 'be Bernal, thin OW isr aa. wty 'obi* like tlie power, Wei 4reignot ea 'Had relief to Cenral menben cf the wade. was pro melanin the bad ef mad Lead ,a Ina ale iserelts dr *Ake! spiral if the starry, bat Ir.* aniestlialb lia smartgoll• so philsetbroplel, st.tirsiaar, He ermatid. Itarehin, teat the dense of Ofre trickly inall be se Moe* leap( twat a.) IX wail WI *told 0•61.1* paean M caned thaw epararoar. Tbs beakb of t!.rheletarn st ohm nes damn, eaterripterse Wen abliMilit , e. tastne to DUN. MIITIWIVLITAN Faee IIOePITAL, 1 ) FrOSSIIIIM- Nao ass, CnT.-1111* add,* re amain ,f pAiyals seliend slaw*W weak eariltat April to wee—ltr.l.eal,biA;•4ll4llll, 4411; 1ata1.1.40, el ably 1.4.5 wen new Clall MUSIC. • BT. JUITII4II-HALL There was a performance of /Ikea last erening, mike the direction of Mr. Ballad. It attracted ma nuasons inernhiege, the hall being- full, literally to orsdlevies W erne7 pert. We have seldom beard Mandelaaohn's lamely work to greater advantage. The part of the Prophet was unstained by Mr. Smithy, a young stager who, shat r his 01110, has been, has already gained a pros in the Miter irk of his profeation. His sattunl'y thie voice has bias cultivated by his studies in the school of Italy, which, though sot what it has been, le still the best; and his pectic, on the Italian stego—theagli as his return to Jingler he wisely resolved le asisme OS !vitae artist—hu served him well, by ispning lo his style that dramatic force and variety in Walk eel lansbved singers are penally very deficient. laipmilwayst the binary sad lank of his vend savesticu, nesessataties et theMseksd pessimip—espesislly is lis aim with the widow, Wises lie b iseilins, sad the ME mere striking 'mew via the plots et Beal--in probably sot bees .nett by say wham entatirm. In the principal 'spur part Ideilemes Ilabodeef wr .testy sueeisdhl thristhoal. This hely um: Ai %am Weal( a complete ssuriclan ; but she siege emegwelliy, he voice not beteg always Is a carafes Is glee AM eilt.l le be conceptions. Lest sight them wee me ma dratkewskig; end the grand ek, " Her ye, Israel :" which trim is severely the powers of the gesetest elegem, wee truly a geoid sad beautiful Amt. Miss Palm.,, wle may be mil to have been nurtured Is M. Mamie" e-ball, sang the esakalle peat ithermingly ; sad the team was sustained by Mr. Wilbye Cooper, who his greatly mimed his position in the course of this 18411911. Mr. ibillah's choir, comistieg of the deto of his mom advanced papas, acquitted half wall ; end hie instrumental band is ens of the most select end euesplete is Lender. NAVAL IND MILITARY. (mow our Nugs's aurae.) ADMIRALTY, Avis. lg. Coen of anal MalfooB—That Linesman finny Henn to M sinit ; net Idastrase Ned Qesrensester Bilwetd MclisOtar, to be_ tils; Inn lasslanset sad Quiwasr matter Zany lae Roberts to be captain; Tint Lan tana* Jamas abets to he ; First Liangrat Jinn Bestasd Eamon to to anti • First Lennart Aram Jae Stuart to to ansis; First Lieutenant Orlin Barker Pan to M esnek; That Lieutenant sad Adju tant John Yale Hord, to be emplain, To to First Liett- Omni niond Instemenle Gans Francis Gamble, Enna Edward WsenersE Hamra, Edward Hillman Whin Atirsd Foshlessin Maday Andrew Herbst aIIMISII Herta. Jinni iseat Leak /*Amin Dutton IlLemicott, Gown Chaim Bower, William Momis !Sabot, Wiliam Threat Hewett, George Malan- IA Showell, Juba 31,111 w Haninta, John Siam Boon* Janes Woodward Sant, Hannon Wolrige, Sawed Traver. Collin, rp Lyon Taman, George Henry Elliot, William WynchOsargs Bork Willis, Georatga i . Oliver, John Gore litsOnald, William Edward Walter Julius Barker. sauna. Commission skied by the Queen. &doll ArtaMiry &OmBl of 11.1htia—Palrbek Fitepetrick, rte., to be quireeramier from the Bth of 31.rch, 1869. CoomiasLos • *lased ley tie lace-Lisetsteukt of the Camay nadir of Lancaster. _ _ _ ath or Mkt of Laiwaster's Own (Ligiiilnfmatry) Reghsat of Royal Lancashire Militia —James Frederick Stefan, gent.. to be ensign, vice Edwin Rickard Lloyd, promoted. &h Regiment of Royal Luca/biro Militia—Meredith Thompson, gent., to be ensign; Thomas Henry Taney, gent, to be ensign Cosonnesioes sped by the Lords Lieutenants of their respective counties. 3th or Royal Elamite Light Infantry Regiment d Middles' Orin Stack to be Ihniment, eke Coot ney, rerigood. Ram Sunolk Regiment of Militia Arian, Corp.—First Lieutenant Wicklow Talbot Hervey to be sagas* vice Berkew, Edward Grath Amin gent., late of be Semi , to lieutenant ; Jahns Tlestloson Ro pm et l ye , gent, to be era lieutenest ; Robert Welch Cattle, mt., Mbe brit lion.esant ; John Bryon Wilkin son, pet., es beim lientiment ; Gerard Thomas Worth tfellaaaa swerved, pot., to be second lieutenant ; Charles AMirm- mbie CeoFer, gent., to be iecond lieutenant ; Cooper Maths Rankin Brooke, pie., to be emend lieutenent. City of Edinbargh Rogimsot of ArtWery =lda—loon Darkboo, grw., to be tecond benison', vice Robert promoted. WOOLWICH, Aron 19. It is stated on good authority that the competi tive system of examtiors for *delimits as cadobi, whelk hen been found to work well at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, is to be introduced at Addicombe for the adora tion of cacao for the lade& service, and also for the loyal Ragineers end Royid Artillery. COAI•7 Dtroncsa.—Tin terse orders for beery gees tor the erect defences en sow approaching completion at the Royal Arsenal, and durieg the past eighteen mouths the Channel craw has been farnaed In a moat effective mamma. 014 sod doubtful gong have her sapencidod by °edam", of a snorer description, aid this hoe of Morello towers, ennted as the chore Moog the heights and slopes, from Dome to Hastings, , during 111 , i8, are wow in a most alident returditko. At Dow, the Rut Cliff, non which the emilaMands, is mounted with now batteries. Myth. is &Mal with guns of lisp calibre, nod Brighton aid other stations as the southern coast lave each weirel two com plete add beanie, of 18-pouadmis for their defence. The parasol camp at ahoeselff• la admirably situated for renversion into • Ureegy Weed station, but at prevent it kr °sly Minded by two Martell, towers in (root, hash's ao betters' eilliseia amok or rear. __ - .ow at Woolwich —Fiercard, flarvoltip, Commodore tie Don. J. R. Drummond. Swain Versals :—Banabem Psincima Alien, Prometbens., Firebrand, Alecto, Harry, Mosta, Jad'Aeri, and Rifleman. Vas- We in Dock —Dkiodbonaill, Mud, and Firefly. CHATHAM'. Aran W. In order to provide eceostavodaticit for the terse number of spectators who are likely to be present lowitoese the launch of the Wiwi lune-of-Le+tle screw dame Sot* 91 gun., workman have command .cedes beetle' sal 'aeries at the bead of the ship and the aides d the mead, and these will .Hord several Mamma perms so soolltat view at the launch. The Admiralty booth le to be Maid at the load of the vessel. Thole will also be a trot► emoted he members of patlistneat who way to prowat. The hunch will take piece on the 4th of Nay, at battiest 1 fa the shampoo. 8e;;;;Iof the aurreyingoorepanke of the Royal Bethune bare wired at herd-othastere, Brompton-barrarka from various pits of England, for the purpose al oder living ef.tuut of instruction In the new Lancaster cabin. The troops at this garrison have emanated taraiedieg far the reeroa, in enter to prepare them for the grand siege operelioas which viii Ia s Oar r doting the approaching all. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESIJAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1859. THE WLECI OP THE lassuz PORTSMOUTH, ♦ram 19. A court martial assembled on board th. Victory (deg stop) at Portsmouth yesterday, to try Lieutenant T. B. Soon, sod the officers and crew lately belonging to her Ma yesty's gumbos* brew, for having lost that mind on the Basomnvo reef, ia the Conibbion Sea, on th. 11th of Pebereau tsar. Tr !Indus' sr is effect iludths court waseferhilaitlhatthe Woof the les se woe overlord by sa satratedisary set of the error. expetieurifftts seen till the ship struck, as the dived the &cellist ; that er, ',Wig Ins dose that was pos sible to saes the steak and that n, Wane was attributable to L't n'essat S o t foe the to.r d the gimbal' or SA Ids ore duct os lbs uceasks„ art he was therefor sentsseed tabs an The court could MI elms the pro:tedings without »coed it e is approbation*. the &alpha: bad good roadact main tamed by tba Akin sad &WV* o.a.upiuty if the gunboat throughost ap Ile trying t iransuatascas in labial they were }Wed after the wysir, sad of the judgmeat and seamanship di•played, whisk was faintly b..nourab'e to all, and particu larly so to Mr. Mom, Hs emend roaster, and to Ur. Fuller- Ma, the nutrias, who bad cbarge rf de brats when Liaute sant ,t; brawn* in-enr.blr. The court strosgly moon men !ed tho•• too c flkcers to the favocrable commderation of toe Admiralty. SALE OF ARMY COMMISSIONS. TO THE ILDITVIt u➢ I 111 Bll,—With reference to the report iu your paper Ibis day ea the stele subject, I sae dowel by lbe committer In Mats tb It the assied Ibis club is.. bola used in • manner quite mawsrtstval.le. Lime essat-Colowl Weber% not Wog a Amber, was rot te soy way lestdei Is milieu • letter In the club, be Adios • haw hall the 5114 CAMILLUS PAWMETT, Sec. Umbel University Club, Pall. mall East. Aprll 19. A maim was Jana from tin General Post-office paterdg that • Iliad •Itl to nu•to cp fI. Rio do Janeiro, to taawaalad by the veamti held°, 11 11 leh to sit ointod to leave Lewin oa W Mk tot. [Aaaartionalat] iiOLLOwAT's PILLS AND Ois enown —IS oar at It the WAIIIMOS WA want! arentoally to oar. moat Nan to •Ow awed* owl. tilt. 4 rood Hai hoar rilla nod Mew an on, lam visored the sleet 50 a. Moan •••• timullionw .11b.. tM PisluuNe of tar bra. saw •••••• et WIT orate J. mei elan art It prod M dilrals to erame-••••••• their • emir. M oak adoll• ISM dlinew wed ear fol.. mei - .re vivo ma-roll mot aim SO OliMassi rIS Miami eftwes okoo DOOM. or PrA• slide ant so • Molt onairirs, inneelft MEW shim Yr Otaloolksts wanuisirr INTELLIGBNCE. OXFORD, Amu. 19. MOM DAYS IN EASTER, willi•Therdeai; the wpm, of gm greZeLiTeW heetzteg digress ea the Mewing days is the midair tem via. Widuaday, 4th; Thursday, 19th; Thursday, 19th. ! r d ; Friday, 10th. No pence will, ea say amoust, to admitted ea a candidate for emy degree mbar rime is not entered in the book keyt toe that at the Vlee-Cheacelloes Hower abot t om l iw ba wo m-C 7m. alibi; the de, of casereptica.-7. Styx; SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER-.-TOZODAL CHESTER CUP. 12 lo 10 - relgt (1) 146100 to Polesbr (t) 00 to Bevis (t) to tladeehaa (t) 26 to Bettastooe (t) 25 to Herse (t sad of) 100 to Predator (1) 40 to Master Bigot (t) 40 to Harratoa (t) 40 to Drogheda (of) 60 to Plehersosa (t) 2401 102 TAB 0141P102V82U1 0.1 IZI Till. Tielo l 7 6it hati leitykokrocted tamt for Mg ft sib as the Win el n Tins White, Batawalaw. Is las sal Claselwool W slhr, Nowealle ; awe of noleney menea, nil was ettestled by thews& el spate ton, dare hie as Own thus Bay Muenale sal to essemy It, hi Sins to which the item wen thickly Inn bless the Wain point. Nish Innhalge, and the takkilair pa% Oelowited hosiswkw4sWai. The as min se airadly =Oils' la age sad whiners that ast wadi anal was Lai wt, kW Chunks penalty hors the het it Ws moths la Ws cora 111110114 IMO 6111 tavoselie et Yen 6 to 4. Belk was en sty wok hes% Chentin halm masa aim MN% _hails Why, W Nowemtle, en PAW, el Loads awl Mho bang was Ins& of eight MO. Using sal mann ban* Wen sopeind sad aLL nelniaarits ansa=s i me e =s their gi bir.eth ta soalhat enditisa, sad a snit lei elek Whisee. alarld Wastitilly En do sallet Stint wanessi anierste akenielMaw, elvish. mews' ad nWarewt 111 yea h Sea noel Whit =.• tells Is shows sal le ail le hen Woe nom lie meant, the WM it white wee knee anti austry awit arms la onkel with • barge. Owing to hie mileat WNW ableinl • had cd antral kart* nab, is his and ea S hat Cashes, with hit niatehl aths, over heatingkiei, easeltr a mkt had bestowal ; sesine despe rate sow; bat It was so els net • foal oecarrtd in the beet it k. Chambers thew sway sad came in first at the winning-pet by live lengths. TEE SOPPOSID MURDER 4T RAMSOATI. B.AXSOATE, TrESDAT. Some very important additional wilt:Wan con necting the presents of the diseased with the spot whore the hatchet and boots were found, and where, 4 b believed, his hand was mutilated and chopped off, have jest hem brought to light. It will be seen that this statement bans a con necting link with the facts that have been previously pub lished, and assists materially in accounting for the time of the deceased up to within a very short period of his death. Swab Packer, of 2, Zion-row, Itantegatie, states that on finaday evening, the 10th inst., between eight sad half-pan, ohs was in company with a young man near the shoot in the dig on the sands, whin she saw a man sitting alone on the rook et the water's edge. It was between Augusta Stain and the Bast Cliff Lodge. She remarked to the young man with whom she was walldng, " Perhaps he vents iseistance you had better go arose to him." The young man anewored, " Oh, perhaps he is only washing hie feet." Short?) , after this the man moved, but she cannot lay positively in which diesetkin. The Et:element of the girl Packer, although it may set be meshed se strictly legal seldom*, proves thee • men like the doomed was at that spot, and alone, shortly before the time it is en posed the deed was perpetrated. The time also oce nepmds informatko furnished by • young woman named Muted, who spooks positively to seeing the doused on the Bunt-parade, at a quarter pot 8 o'clock. From this point he met Mrs gone down the Augusta Stain end along the rocks to the place petaled out by Packer, and here, no doubt, the lend was severed, if not the fatal stab inflicted. It was motioned, on Monday, that a German Bible had been picked up. which it wee believed the deceased had thrown here the omnibus whilst travelling between Dover and Deal, =Friday. A bundle of pieces of cloth ham boss also foetid user the same spot, sad they correspond natal with Uteri** of the coat and troweers worn by the and would appear to have been kept bihim for the purpose of repairing his clothing se occasion to lat require. Yesterday, the coroner (Mr. R. I. =memos) impeded the spot on the sande where the body was discovered, and it was elicited hem a somber of seafaring men present thet it Wert have elected to the place where it was found, although deprived el IM, gene My or sixty yards farther out, towards the edge of the reds. The puMie Wad is sail unsettled as to whether it lea ease of murder or Weide, sad dentands farther investigation. polim•cresstelge links, of the harbour form, is briber iequiries at Margate with rdwence to girmnWinemsnesits, sod also as to what transpired while the dooms& was at Bresisr's hew with the y;irt limes. These perdu will ea be produced at the trued inquiry before be serener te•IWITO7 (Wednesday ; end the girl Lima abo he mem; Mss if she tea tify either ot them as being the moos the saw per the deceased near the wall of Sir Mimes Mosldss shortly after seven on Bunday evening. This is amessys rumours hare been stint that the deceased had hosdogged about by them and subse quently murdered. The r tof the inquiry is looked for ward to with a good deal of later*. TER ILIPLOMON 4r Brownuor-rowDzs itiLia: Yesterday a ft ernoon Mr. Wakley, the coroner, end •Jari Yesterday sixteen gentlemen, eine. se the Prince Iletere kaa, Twickenham-common, for the purse of re 'weft dm inquiry rotative to the late calamitous explottion at the - •melow Powder-mille. beta called 0111; The lesined Ccroaer remarked tbat owing to the fromenee mass et evidence requleite to be adduced, be conaideted that an adjsminment to a somewhat lengthened period had bitter Mks phew Mr. Ilehby, the manager of thee mills, said that Bove owed Woe employed by tbe fins, was dm present to chi am* rineusa irviedence Inrefereace to the calamity... The Comma observed that he did not coniride; himself *tilled la hearth. any *their evidence, pat ticulatly as Mr. liellentlas and other Neal meallentre in connexioa with the cam wee abegat in consequent* of • belief that no erbium* would begone into. Be (the coroner) therefore coxaldered that no further evideoce should be given on that occasion. Mr. Ashby said that rime the last inquiry a thorough search had been made. The stream close to the main of the exploeion had been drained, end eventually the screw and tte: gh belonging to the pees bad been recovered. Be had t them there for the inspection of the jury. From the position of the screw they would no doubt tied that the perm was not the original ruse of the explosion. The Conner mmWred they bad much better reserve such en examination until the adjourned inqwry, when a scientific' statement as regard, d the metals and machinery would be gone into. He wished, however, to know from Mr. Ashby, If possible, what was the quantity of powder upon the entire premises at the time of the occurtmos, or the day before. Mr. Ashby said the whole cf the buildings connoted with the works extended over • space of about 160 area, and he wee dm nalwegored to my what quantity of powder there woe ea the press et that time, but he could amertabi that ell maleig the mammary inquiries. One of the jury 'grimed • wish to have a plan of the premiss, width r. Ashby undettook to have furnished. The Cormier said be should not proceed any forth, r with the investigation on that day, but with the concurrence of the jury he would adjure it for a month, sad during the in tmal ha or neidired that every infoiromion might be gleaned. Professor Faraday and Dr. Thompson would by that time also be prepared with the result of their (Minim] tests, and he (the comber) had no doubt that at the next adjournment the jury would be enabled to arrive at their verdict. . . . Atter sons convetution the inquiry was adjourned will the 17th M. 7. CITY SEWERS.—The Commissioom of &were last yeetarday et Guildhall, Mr. Deputy Christie preeidieg. Dr. latheby (medics' ernes'. of health) reported on the state of 208 Mares impacted dtuisg the week, and submitted • list of 45 piece+ requiem; easitary improvement in various ="rs. He also reported oa the state of en avian* the houses in New-street and Middle-street, Cloth fair. which had bees complained of by the parish authorities on account of the prevaleece of fever, and recommended the recoastrurt ion of th e drain there. The mortality intern for the week indicated • very favourable eats of the public health, the total number of deaths being 44 against 62, the average for the command'sg week on the Ise three year. Twisty of the deaths were among children of lee than five years old, sad If of 60 end upwards. Them wen 6 Moths flea and from bronchitis, bat seas from paillilieak. the mule& elms of staladire, them were 3 deaths from whooping airgli, 1 from diphtheria, 1 from measles, 1 from scarlet fevar,m6 1 from small-pox; and it is worthy of sow th at all th e deaths from email -pos (namely, one a week) that ham saimired in the City from the beginning of the quarter have Nis in the central bier. The number of births rigistalid goring the week woe 113—are., melee and 24 female,. (Advatimment.)—Eirs's (HOMIECIPATHIC paecten poirei tie IBM wait* ow a▪ s us et meanie were thien • buteass soma a n ishismas• Iln• time greenwood tea .111.11• nim nor MM Weir Pould•••• et " 1 " ems Mina. ID In core ear il ar4744l. ola Os mob 4. wepifly• Ms 1 = 1 1 1 ;=11 - 1M messed tato inuiltenue. ..._......._ COURT OF COMMON PLF.AII.-Ann, 19. &Map la Tissto.—(Bsbre Lad Chist Jamas* Cockburn, sad dustless Crowder, WiDss, sad BAN.) 1111NOVI AND OTZW P. TRI 311111111 NiIITITALILI AMMAN= 001IPANT.-DIOPUTID POLICY. Mr. Atherton mid that the plaintiff is this asse wen m =sot Mr. Thompes.,_ _decimated, who had feared his life he delealmate for 6001. ; sad the talks wee to recover the .mount el the potley. The case was tried before Kr. Justice Ryles at the 11.1wepd Awing, when the verdict , wee fee the *Will • but the preset motion was to enter a eyelid he the defendenta The demoted had pro for the fasnrenes on the 22nd December, 166! sad his per sond stateleast on the 6th 'sanity, 1657. Tits was dated the 6th March, 1667 , and the death of Mr. Vit l mpeca occurred on the 6th Mach following. Ow of the ooaditicom in the policy was that is case ay fraedulest cc untrue state meet was ceetained is any of the deeemeate addressed to or deporitad with the csarin relation to the femme, then the policy should be void. Me leveed Judge had only left to the Jary the question whether say material Inform/aka had been withheld , and they fund that question in the negative. It appeared that the deceased became ill in January, 1866, of ma election of the bowela, and was attended in the outset by Mr. Roper, who was succeeded by Mr. Craigie. Prom that time until his last illness Mr. Craigie did not attend him. In the month of February, 1866, the deceased, whilst at an inn at Birmingham, was seizel with a aware affection at the bowels, and was attended by Mr. Palmer, • sad Dr. Fletcher , a physki both of whom believed to be in extreme danger. Dr. Fletcher attended him several than a day, and when that gentleman was asked if his patient thought himself la danger, he raid, "Yee, for I never knew a man pay a physician three fees a day who did not think himself wry seriously ill." (Laughter.) The deceased ~ maimed in the house of his medical man at llirglztu h, from the 16th to the 2lst of February. In the po the deceased stated that the last time he had been Mended by a medical man wee about two years ago, end be save the name of his usual and lest" medical attendant as that of Mr. erodes. Thew was no mention at all of the melees ilhasse at Birmingham. These statements, It was sahmilied, vitiated the policy, and there were also stalemate of • sheileir kind in the personal atatemeet. The Lord Chief ludo, said the.. statements need not be detailed, far it we clear that there must be a rule. Rule pealed. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Arm 19. Sittings in Banoo.— (Worn the Lord Chief Baron, and Barons Martin, Bramwell, and Cbannell.) awli - Dmz AND OTNIIIIS e. NAITNT.—THE FIRE AT TIE CANDIZ TOWN 000DS STATION. Thieves an nolioa on a policy of insurimre ospresent for 6,644/. 18e. id., t by the plain who the wail-known brough firm of Pickford Ind Co. tiffs, , the carriera, against the Norwich losnrence Company. The Mewed premises wets destroyed by fire on the night of the 9th of June, 1867, and the right of the plaintiff. to recover was disputed on the ground thst there had been a misclescripUma of the pre miere, by meson of which the inauranos was effected at a lower rate, the plaintiffs baying applied a steam whichengine had been hitherto used in hoisting goods to grinding corn for their horses, whereby itwu el additional risk was incurred. The jary found a verdict for the plaintiff. for the amount claimed, and several pointa of law ware reserved, on which Mr. Lush now moved for a nerytrial. — The Court were un►nimouel7 of opinion that there should be no rile. Ildaraded accordingly. Bitting• at Nld Prios.—(Before Mr. Baron Watson and Common Judea.) The plaintiff in this motion, Min Sarah Sutton, was the proprietor or the Posglishscomares Review sal Hew News paper, sad the &geodetic was a Detain., from whom she sought to remover the Delano. which he had ar briskest to pay for the partluse at the *Mal in quintals. lie had speed to pay 1601. as the prawn neary, 601. dove, sad the net la bills, bat he had oily said M. to Maw the plaintiff treat prison, where she hed ban pat for a debt to which she made herself liable for her printer. The deflate was that there had been a aderepienntation of the vales el the property, the pisiatif !tartan stated that the etrealados wee - heft 600 to 1,000, whereas the copies sold were only 8 or 10, and the gross receipts only 30e. cu L e lhe yr, broad a verdict for the plaintiff far the amonat COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. APRIL 19. (Before the Judge Ordfaarp) II ATRIA I. MAT MM This was an implication on behalf of a corporal in the Coldstream Guards, named Matthews, for a grant of dog nietratka of the estate of Mr. Bten Clark, who died in testate oaths 18th of October, 1868, leaving property to the amount of 4,0001. His only next of kin Ina hie sister, the wife of Matthew. who was formerly in busixess as • grocer at Chipping Nortim. He had married her in 1814; but in 1863 they executed • deed of separation, and had since lived rzt. The grant of •dminatration was disputed by a air editor, who claimed 103/. from the estate of the dammed. Mrs:Matthews bad renounced, and she supported his claim. Dr. Phillimom, Q.C., and Mr. Charm& appeared for the plaintiff. Dr. Bpinks (for the defendent) mid that Mathews was willing to settle the whole of the property on his wife, if she would return to cohabitation; or two-thirds of it if she would not. . . . Sae C. Cromwell wu clear that the put could not toms& to the creditor, but be would not dispose of the question till he had had au opportunity of looking et the sunup settle ment. This wee • snit to 6114r1111180 the velldity of the will of the lets li,. Joseph Hindmost+. The instalment had been at tested by Mr. Frederick Wilson end Dr. White, his medical attradeate; bat they bed not signed their names in the pretence a each other, aa was required by the Wills Act. It appeared, however, that Mr. Wilam, noticing that he had Written the "F" of him name in an imperfect manner, had taken op the pen after Dr. White, end hoi mended the faulty letter. The action had been tried at the Durham waiter, when Kr . Justice Byte* ruled that what Kr . Wilson had done in Dr. White's presence wee offichat to satisfy the re qn;rementa of the statute. On the motion of Mr. Athettme, Q.C., Sir C. Croswell granted. tale nisi to chow cease why the verdict should not be entered,* the plaintiff; in other words, why the will should sot be set aside. COURT OF .—APRIL 19. (Before lir. Registrar KlUer.) IN 13 R. I. STENLIT.-117/ITION LS TO THE IDENTIT Or ♦ RANKZUTT. The biakrupt was a Jeweller, of Hatton-garden. TM' was the examination meeting. He owes to uosectued creditors, 3,2391.; steno about 1,000/. la July, 1866, he wails • deficiency of 1,1601. Kr. Lemma supported • Kr. Dock opposed far the 1r..1; and Mr. Tkr creditors. ay diehael, silversmith sad pawnbroker, of Bristol, deposed that on led November lest the baakrupthed pawned with him 13 (keen table-knives 16 dozen dreamt knives, and 24 pair of cameo for 14!. He said hs did it to meet a bill coming doe the following day. He redeemed the goods on the 6.h; and on the some day sold whims 6 dozen 'lntro table epooos, 6 dezen forks, 0 dozen dessert spoons, 8 dozen desalt folks, 0 dozen teaspoons, for 231. Bs. The trona action was over the counter. He slao sold anthem some knifes, &0., for 16 guineas. He said be wished to boy a gold watch and chain. He eke said tbat it wu of no use pawn ing say more goods, the intermit cams to so much, he might as well sell them at once. . . . . By Mr. Lewranos—Tho bankrupt now pointed out to ma l• not the men who called upon me. His general appearance is different. He 'looks younger then the man whom I saw. Ido not believe he is the mine man. The tarty who cams to me had moustaches and • bled. ("The bankrupt is devoid of those ornaments.) The benktupt depobed—l am 30 yes» of age. I was at Bristol in November Mat. I was there on the 2nd, on my regular journey. No one accompanied me. I put up at Proctor's Swan Ho'et. I arrived on the evening of Monday, but I left en the followiog evening. I did not then we ir • beard and toonstalut. I never lid. I could not cultivate ow. (Laughter.) Mr. Lawrence—Ton tried and did Oct succeed ? (A laugh.) Batik —I do not know Mr. Michael. I know there Is • Mr. Michael le Bristol, but I was sever in his shop. The ligsatore of " E. 8.. Stanley" to the document produced is not in my handwriting. I took some goods down to Bristol, but not of the kind described. They were chiefly electro plated tea end coffee services. I swam positively that I sent no one to pledge or sell goods of say description at Mr. Michael's shop. I know Mr. Elliott, of near Id. On the 80th October 1 purchased from him some articles of cutlery, froelteditig table knitter, whin! were DNA 03 Manchester, ster, If I recollect right, to Macdonald. They were meet direct from Sheffield, and never came Into my poseseedow. I hod taken en order from Macdonald, and that was the execution of the writ r. The sole to Macdonald dose not appear in my goods account. On 26th October I bought of Mr. B4llll4Dhaw 12 demo table knives., 12 down dessert hires, and other ertieks. Those came into my stock, and got mixed with other goods. A portion was in Mock at the time of my bankruptcy. On the 27th October I bought from Mr. Webster table end dessert brim*, end other article*. Those I raeived at my warehonr, n a r el sold them, with ether goods, an the 29th, to Mr. Bryant While is Bristol I did not buy • gold watch. I had no witch at all with me. I em pooitive I sever showed a gold watch to Mr. Newton, Mews. stings's traveller, at Bristol. I hod dealings with Mr. Willingtos, of Birmingham, in 1868. Be wee one of my old orator.' under my pe itit nla insolvency. He ts Low a c.edior fur 181 for n transectisa In 1860, and for goods e.ubsequently *op plied. The new debt of 101.8.. door not appear in my belance.sheo t. On the 27th October I bought from Mr. Bowman, of Cfrrkenwel, turquoise and garnet bracelets and other goods for SDI. I think those were in stock at the time of the bankruptcy. Altogether I bought of Bowman to the *must of NU I. October and November. About 601. worth of those goods went to Costs, of Southamptoo, and others to Jame, of Uveepool, an &snoods, of Mandisioler. I identify the psi by the price end desoriptims. I knew Mr. Brsdlaugh, etlemmen slnk I owed Oda ISO& at the time of my itmel- Mel. Ns SI =kappa be my mbefele. Mir KiMID &Alter huskies the (=Mimi:lca wee is:bound to the 2lst of June. (Ban Mr. Commissioner Fonblanque.) TUN OPINATPI7 ANT TRAINING irartryrrox, This was the sitting for the chaos of meioses under the bankruptcy of Kieft. Baseman sad Carleton 40 Comm Berrie, of the Operatine and Training le/etudes, Britbh grove, Chiswick, described as printers, carpenters, cabinet mehars, sad turners. The particulars of the ease have *beady appeared. At the time of the bankruptcy there we between twenty and thirty boys In the institution; bat they Dare been mostly discharged, and the materials in the diffe rent shops veto be sold off. The bankrupts' liabilities are about OW. • probable meets about 8001. or 9001. Mr. J. Hark of Wellingleurpiaos, East India Dock-reed, sail maker and Adis theadW, was cheese trade assignee; Mr. Standbld is the °Mad mime, sad Messrs. Lawrence and Co. are the sante= under the bankruptcy. Mr. Chidley, as behalf of the bankrupts, applied for their diachargetrom essenty. Mr. Flews Amid no opposition. Mr. Hind, the detaining creditor, being called, and not ap peals*, the discharge was ordered. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-Aran 19. (Bm Mr. Cuernialcear Murphy.) IN 11 JOHN TRONA/ 11111[01101. This Inrobeast, who had been • licensed Tamar at the I " Gun," Wapping, wee oppoewl by Mr. Dowse, for Mame. Fora brewers; Mr. Serpa apparel for Masse. Max • • creditor named More upped k prom. Mr. Nichol; " CO?to l berlestthetheolvint obtainedBol. of Kam lamb payoff Mr. Morm brewer. He dealt with Mews.Furse Mara got the money, and paid them but little may. He was sow in adz debt to some extent beyond the 801. so obtained. In stead of paying Mr. More (to whom he me indebted for bar and money avanced) he paid Mears. Mess 201. Is. rat of the house at Wapping, and other creditors. Max and More were creditors to about 4001., and the property on the pre mier within they had wired for rat, was worth about 601. The insolvent wee 61111 Is patesesion of the public-home, and had the llama he said, " at home." Mr. Comtcw Murphy was of npinla that the trot vest bad fraudulently obtained the Nit from Meters. Pone. He judged • man's intention pay his eal; and the test of net pm the mosey an he alma he intended proved a fraud. On the application of Mr. fiargood, pmesedon wee ordered to be gives to Messrs. Meat, ad the &ems, on puma of IL, which was owed to be their atm The learned Cammadoner proammed skidpan! of abe mouths at the suit at Mears. Purso, from the venting order. And as to the manors gamily, • oosdltional theoharp pemmican having been given up. THE POLICE COUMIL CLERKENWELL._ Mary dna Barker, Can den-tows, surrendered to her tecognmece, before Mr. Con* ckaarsygedd with murderously assaulting Mrs. Jane Mansell, d Beyhawatreer, St. Pancras, whereby her life is endangered. Mr. Thomas Wake Hag appeared for the prosecutiee. The assault complained of was committed an the lit beat., the defendant having struck the complaisant a violent blow, which knocked her down and rendered her insertable. Sine; that time she has remained in &paralytic state, endives for same days note:petted to live. Mr. Wakeling mid his client was ailt in such a bad state that it would be weeks before she:would be able to attend. and Its had therefore to oak for a lengthened remand. He Shea headed in the following certificate : St. James's-terrace, Camden-town. .1 hereby certify that Mrs. Mansell in gredually recover leg from the serious injury recently Indicted upon her. I maw her lad aviator, and bond her better, although not yet ont of danger. Se on use the right side of her body lone what better, bat is stillervy much paralysed. Ha memory IA 11160 slowly reiterate( • bat the state of her mind and body will not at meat admit at her giving evidence Ina court of law, and that probably fire several weeks to come. ...10811 C. DAT, M. 8., Samoa." Mr. Cords said It was a vary bad cede, end he should TIF mead it fora mouth. He would, however, accept the same ball as before for the priemer's attendance. The ball having been pat in, the woman was allowed to derie• MARLBOROUGH-STREET. _ Elisabeth lilleZistieyonnivWr;;;Vbo was charged with stealing about 1 6 1 ~ the money s of Lord Ebury and other*, the trustees of the Home for Motherless Oirle, 2, Ktni-street, Grosvenor-equate, was brought up for Bata . . The prisoner was employed as a cook at the Home since January last, and during the time she was so employed several small gams of money were missed front a drawer in the library table. On the Ist of Aprd she left the Hesse without giving any notice, and after she was gone a 61. note and other money was missed, the whole amounting to about 161. at different times. It sloe appeared that, from the time the prisoner left the Home till she wee taken into custody, abetted been visiting theatres and riding about in este, spending about 10s. a day. Hr. ileadon said ehe woe oharged with stealing a 51. note and otter moneys, the property of Lord Ebury and others, ties trustees of the Home for Motherless Olrls ; was she guilty or not ? The prisoner said, sobbing, that she was gully. Ur. Bean said there could be no doubt of it. The note bad been traced to the shop where she bad porobated a bon net and other things. A person from the Bank was present, and the case woe yaps clear. She had gone as servant to the Home, and had taken the opportunity of stealing money in this terrible way—Oral stealing small sums, and ending by stealing a 61. note. It area not a solitary instance, and dunes very neoeasery an example should be made of her, and it we. all the worse as she must hive known the money was for poor destitute children. The prisoner wee then committed for six months, with hard labour, to the House of Correction. SOUTHWARE„ _ Seery AilAam, • ttouncer, in the employ el Herm Cory and Boa, the cateueiver cul merchants of the Com mercial-ma, Lambeth, nod Charles Haggard, an oetkrorer• charged with stealing • large quality of horse food, the pro perty of blew. Cory. It appeared from the evidence of police constable 125 L that be had been for a few days past employ od in private clothes, to watch the prosecutors' carmen and others who went out with the coal imams, u • Mat deal of eon bad bees missed la a very mysterious wsy. He watched the waggon which the primer Pathan ac companied for two drys, sad on the previous morning he raw him and the carman have the wharf with a wag gon load of coals. They proceeded up Kent-street sad stopped at the Castle pablio-honee, where the carman entered. Pelham then went to the women and took • sack acme off and handed it to Haggard, when they both weat away. Witness, however, followed them, sad took them Into custody. Mr. Hooper, firemen and readable in New& Cory's water, said that Pelham had bees is their employ sweeten years. Whoa the men went bug distances with • load, they always took with them an extra quantity dee= for the heroes. Lasteed of giving it to the home they sold it, sad so the horses were injured. Mr. Cory, Jun., who was in attendance, maid that the robberies were so mysteriously committed that, when de tected, they were compelled to prosecute. The carman was discharged. Although he did not actually handle the awn, be mud have known all about it. The ptisoners pleaded guilty, and were sentenced to two months hard !atone each. Mei",SCROTA DEATH FROM POl•ON.—Yesterday evening an Inquest was taken by Mr. Wale* and ft respect able jury at the Prince Albert, Princest-reed, neer Primrose hill, on the body of Mr. Richerd Preston Prichard, aged 61, •te: y t t leman independeet preperty, reeiding at No. 20, A reed, who was accidentally poisoned by leadantem. Ni'. Dodd, .elicitor, attended on the pert of the family. Mr. W. Taylor Prichard, deceased's brother, paid that the de [mead sleep enjoyed • good state of health. He had of late complained of buffering severely from toothache. Mr. S. Britton, surgeon, Arcade-reed, stated that on Friday mortises Lest, about half-past 9 o'cicx k, he was called upon to attend the decameter), whom he found in a gate of stupor. He new that he use suffering from the effects of some rarcetle pawn. Witness attended him .tlll 12 o'clock, when be died. He used the stomach pump to restore respiration, and gal vanism. He had made a pest-mortem examination, and be attributed death to the swallowing of laudanum. All the vital organs were perfectly healthy. Jane Morley, • young women, was examined, and said that the hod been two years In the service of the family. Oa Tlenredey night deemed celled her to him, when he asked her for a wine glees. Ohs tat one up to him. He was then in his bedroom, in bed. He asked her to put some toed:eine out of a medicine bottle into the glare. She looked for a bottle, and could not find one. She told her minter so. He said there was ens some where. She again made • search, and found • phial on the inentleshelf. By the direction of the deceased she poured the cootents in the glen, end the deceased swallowed them without staying a void, and lay down. The next morning ate went to call him, and found that be was speechless. She celled the cook, when they agreed to send fur • santeca. On the Friday she found another bottle on the dressing-table, under the looking glass. (Both pkYL vete produced; one, which was empty, end which had so lade on it, had contained landaoum, the other phial had in it an opening mixture.) Ihe witness did not know what the colour of laudannro was, end she was not aware that her motor bad two phials. The jury returned a verdict of "Accidental death, and expressed their opinion that the anent was not at all ti blame for having administered the poison, as it wee done entirely by accident. Letters from Malta announce the tom by founder ing of the screw steamer General Williams, Jonathan Peter, ranter, In lat. 36 10 N., end long. 18 20 8., on the 3rd of Apeil, when on her voyage from London to the Pireens of Athens, Stems, and Cona'sntenople. She was laden with a general cargo, consisting of iron and sundry other merchan dna. All hands was raved by being taken oat of the stoking vessel a quarter of an hour Woes by the French trig Augustin Bliss, Joseph Anhert, muter, which was fortu nately pasting at the lime, and landed at Malta, in all, 42 individuals, including four paesengers, of whom one was a female. The anduct of Captain Axibert, in nand. tag by eke sinking versa for several hours, during which the mew endeavoured to keep the water under, sad also by subsequent kindness, refining even warn soden, maw* be too touch praised. MABEELS. COTTON.—Ltumum, Arm 19.—The sales of cotton today ue estimated at 3,000 bales. A ray quiet market, at ysetuday's prima COTTON GOODS.—Nancaorrin, APRIL 19.—Ths market hes beta esceediagly dot, the lllSOlrtaialy banging over continestel affairs disposing buyers deli hinds of goods Ss which there is not a premiss went to defer cpwations se long as possible. In 'erns then have been offers for India, bet at rates too low to end mephitic*. For Germany and the Itediterrenesa the sal. have Data almost stopped the effected Pa wMt Earw hubs Lom. aide i. du. prime MaTb;c7saisce.,7, lb:lower as wat; twit, and id. per lb. lower co m yarn. Very low nimble, of mule and water, and 60's to 80'. cops, an an exception. The Moth market ham been very flat, and prices of nosey all kinds of manufactures, if nominally uselangoi, are proxikally easier in price. This applies to all kinds of blobs soiled to the India end home trades. In the batter kinds of 40.tncb shirt ing. for China, and is fancy goods sated to the same market, a lair bailors has less does, sad prices are a shade dower. WOOLLBN.—Lname, Aran 19.—There has not been much badmen tussled is das sloth-halle this morning. The liberal einshiates be the rommeentation of the West Riding pit their ratrissfa to the manufacturers, and their Marano oonamilsi more attention than the market. aIIDDIUMILD, APRIL 19.—The buy= to-dsy have not ban nusereas, and business to sot near se hist so it =tally is at thin demo; attributable *billy to the genteel eloction, width always checks Indio is this district tor a short limo. A few London berm bens born hero, bat have not reeds extensive maws. WOOL.—IiIIDDIMPIILD, APRIL 19.—There is little or no dssenarl for say description of wool at present, manufac turers looking forward to tha approaching males for • tench beds citok•Of not easter pear. CORN.—Hum., Aran. IL—At to-day's market a fair Dap* & Eng,liah when. Fanners generally asked 2e. to Si. per qqr. advance, but this could not be established, and al y the bulk of the supply was eared off at L. to b. Rom mosey ; beet runs of red making 42e. to 43e. per qr. of 60411:w. to the grower. • Foreign meets more inquiry at the Improvement noted during the wee. Barley in brisk de mand at prices in favour of seas, se most of the arrivals cleared an ship. Beans la. dearer, ma same. Peas in better request, but not quotably leer. Oats needy at late currency. The foreign imports last week, are as tinder Wee, 4,380 qrs. ; barley, 3,168; 1,194; brow 2,488 pees, 84 ; tares, 201; linseed and ragweed, 46 ; dl ashes, 649 tons; bone 449. • ' • Liana, Arm 19.-In °mecums' et small arrive* the ahow of wham is very limited; fret the same came the ex tent of bailors is eat, moderate, but Friday's rates an fatly madame& as the ales white have telcm place. Barley as bakes Beane la gent at full prima. Other articles unal tered. Avenge of grain :-Whest, 4,299, 42a. 2d. ; 210, . • sate, 248, 245. 9td.; _beans 190, b 4111 . 4141. • rya, 16, Antrela this week :-Wheat, 3,826; oats, 4 ; barley, 678; beans 460; end Unused, 210 qre. LYNN, APITL 19.-The weather the latter part of last week was eaccedvely cold, with snow storms. Yesterday and to-day Is more favourable, with a higher temp./stare. At this day's market thew was a fair show of wheat, and nearly all the samples ware in good media" for which a steady sale vas experienced at an armee of la. to 2a. per qr. upon last Tuesday's rata'. Sedgy and beans as last week. Wheat, white, 611 b. to 631 b., 46a. to 49e. ; red, 601 b. to 631 b. 44e. to 46e.; ditto, new, 611 b. to 631 b , 41e. to 445. • ditto, ditto, 6Clb. te.611b., 40e. to 41a. Bertes chiseller , sew, 621 b. to 641 b., 37e. to 42e. ,• commee, 6116. to 621 b., 29a. to 33a. Beans, old, 6616. to 6141 b., 46a. to 495. ; new, 6416. to 6616., 44s to 46e. par qr. to the growers NIIWCAIITLAPRIL 19.-Ths weather continues cold and unseals!, whi ch may be deemed a favourable eircuntatmQ Lamm& as ft will lead to check too great a Ina lbw enable the wheat pleat to bear inclement wtrtitanhentere after should sal intervene. At ow market this morning we Led a moderate show of wheat from the growers; and having nothing truth In also Saturday, this circumetasce, combined with the morn *treatable report from Mirk-line, indeed our winkles to operate rather freely, the advance established being a good la. per qr. For sew Norfolk and Suffolk red 46.. wee seythed, whereas new foreign com manded MONO attendee, a cargo from Hellegenhahn having been placed at Ms per 1631 b. Flour Rearm, aad may be written le. per each dome, 30a. being now the value of hormeholde, and 32a. of extra whiter, white French is rale able at 34e. 13d. la other articles we hays little varieties to note. --- SALISBURY, APRIL 19.—At this day's market there was only a moderate supply of all kinds of grain, but the attend. ant* of farmers and boyars was more numwous than of late. There was a better business done in wheat, at an advance of Is. to 2a. per qr. The Soar trade was very firm. Beat sam ples of barley were in fair request, at Arrow ratio, whilst in termediate and grinding qualities were little sought after. Malt trade steady at former rates. A little more business doing in oats, beats, and pear, with a slight upward tendency in pricey. Whitt., 371. to 46a. Barley, 275. to 40e. Oats, 245. to 28s. Beans, 431. to 60s. Peas, 41s. to 60s. Rye, 30s. to 36.. Tarea. 26a. to 30a. par qr. Flour, Ms. to 36a. par seek. Malt, 7s. 9d. to Bs. per bushel. DATTLB.-Beuesuav, Aran 19.—At our fortnightly market held to-day there was • very limited supply of besets, particularly of the best prime Devon and Hereford breeds, sad the attendance of country butchers sad dealers war also limited; but the requiremeute of the trade were quite equal to the supply, and a ClOB7lllllOB .1/ effected at the extreme rates of this day ee'nnight. There was a better supply of sheep sod lamb than for some time put; and although this description of stock Is still held at extremely high rates, there was • moderately good demand, end nearly everything on offer changed bands at hut market's priors. Tiers was a large Increase in the supply of calves, whieh all met • ready inquiry, maintaining former rates. In the pig market then was a good average supply, and a steady wide was dose ; late were to most intimates supported; and dry bacon has advanced from 9s. to 10e. pav cwt. during the last week. Bast ox beef, lle. to 12s. 6d. per score; cow and heifer ditto, 10e. tolls. ; best Down mutton, ha the wool, lb. ; other breeds, 7itl. to Bd. ; lamb, liki.; veal. 61d. to per 7d. ; teeth pork, ed. to 61d.; salted ditto, 7d. to Bd., and Ba. ad. to Be. 9d. per WM; gr,..bacos, per lb.; dry ditto. pi& to I await paled hams, 9ld. to 10d.; quarter old store pigs, lea. to 21a. meth suckling calves, 12a. to 245. each. COIN with calm, 141. to 181. TRAFFIC RETURN& Mike Par W Teat. TOlOl. SBBlB6BB. 03.8 a. NT% Ome ar r UN. In& WBO min sielt iliad Tema ei 18808 -- BEO 8,711 ems 10.816 18.331 fat GNAW Minh 31. AWN W Wheaskee Walk waft Awl! 1. -78 tit:=l,Z= :::: 71 II " Buz Wadi Wks April 10. 8180111 grixolibb• lr.a W TAO 6,989 visa span AWIII6. Wawa., ma .88181 WOWS •• eda IRS LIS 11 LEI Lid 1- ....--• 111 Al 1.191 up IA Week man April 17. lands. earl Iliedwell North Landes gnat SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. And Is. for Loudon. April 3.lat 31 r, los IT W. Bit males.. from flotuabsto for Cork. Feb. Ilk tat 23 B. lob I IL B. D. You% of TUAtuireolla, tram Liverpool for litiladeptia, Aprll 2,lst SS 2e,10s T 1 W. Oohs; foe Quebec, lid 49 N, Mall W. Clanmss Moore. April IL Cypress. from Lire•peol tor Bomber, 19311 12, tat 11 N, lon 6 W. Modems (Americas ship), UOlll Baltimore, Marla( south, Mach fl. Ist 21 36 N. los 16 14. Mirth. (Banbury:bele, Irora Bombay for the Chumel 65 days, Feb. 33,15 t 20 3, bps 16 211 W. !sash Flustlry, firm Losdos for PAM de Calf*, Mush 12, Lt 3 N, 12 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND MAIMS. BIItTHB. ll:R ed. D. Y AK of l d•u ghW• le, M Utile LlMWerl7,iielleshiro. the wife of C.J. hi• BRIORT.—ApriI lk at Champ wile of Mr. J. Dr , Ot, of a eon. CIALIK—.III4 I', at Enfield, the wife of A. Y. Clarke, Esq., of Edsoia. Liverpool. th• seem HABOTIL—ANB Ef, - T. Hanle, Beg . el a eon. LITTLI-10116, at Bowl 'quart. Hydopark. the wife of Colonel LIU* 0 eth trauttere. of • tun. lllWToll.—April U. Ealornplioe. the wife of 0.0 . Newton, Esq.. of a daughter. .—AreU 15. at Bath. the wife of I,loor W. B. filropeou. 0.11" et Ka. DIABRIAOI4S. ALLEY—WALSI7.—apriI le, at R. Beef.. Dub/in. by the Bev. J. Como. M.D., of Name ledge. u extent. to Usti. deregletee of J. Wald.. hog., J. P., of Wairbtletti. Weston:. BOLTON-007711f.—A05t 116 . at V rosdlrster Church, near Worthing. be the ler. N. ibex. Bodge. Lei to Ittarittta J and. daughter et Celia. Ewe HAMBEII—MTILLIOIIT.—AwriI lt Rt. Sat lour's, Chem. by the arm W. Italia. m.A., 1 homes , . IT. Camber. E. .of fiord. to Emcee Joni:hist Cathenota daughter of uro late A. dualtitt, 110011l—rAutz5lat.—April IS. at Trinity Church. St Marylebouo. be the N.. W. Y. lirabeeret. 0. w. monro. Unal Visit herder. to Soo Frames. daughter of du P. B. Felton% Burt. Cambalrel. the wtre 01 biATOLB. BL N UN *6.. 6666 5.—Ape1l 16. at Olooodier.plic,‘ 116.111,T.—April 15. 61 Bed!oriplace, Clapham ri , e, J. Hardy. use 64. WM wm.im.-Arel 16. Mary, wits of IL Newman, E. 6 , of Earn.ley. Mt LOW...W 57. POIISISIL—A66II 10. 66 Wks,. mu Dut.ll¢, W. Pew. E. 6661174 6161TH.—.66641 Hl A. wife of Ms. J. Smltli. or Nem rald. 1111:1- grove. Meadeeler. aged 11. BTOMMAL—Aei It at Urge !Legere:4, Makistee. Mr. 0 . Melee. seem 14. we. age WI. O. Blunt, wilt of T. I' i PEI MANod Iv Wows £m Sauk el Na a, Limier* ~„ aim t. Lorobv.l bibs —Waorianaa. Amu. AA*.