The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-10 00:00:00

PRUSSIA. 11. c statement submitted by the government to the Chambers, on the omission of mu% ing the addi tion, for one year, of 40 'millions of duller. to the taxation of the country, contains a rsownei of the negotiations which failed to avert war from the Cou tinent of Europe. The statement concludes thus: In mason of theme grays Yes, sad of the evsettalition *twt may malt (coat these, lb* terenentonst has flit it It. day L. lesbian' to a ne s, eoropiets, sad ccesciantiona was mulattos of it. k,aa ;wince sad its *Oka Werth Proofs and 6. many. It das foetid no males foe taidsg say atbar anoss ciao t, itit to nialttain Irmly the poaitios it km biasing olseered, dna arsonist bays putt it any Mime et alms. F.r As preset nsidise Ramis ale any War power has .a eppwwwity of Delius Ina diesel mews as a w, but Treads will, worltbsasallog, alms amiss. ur to tm.myllsa she minim she has s ap, sad as she p.. pm, wisely mud envy Sainte aksialaiagiass, •• to reenntabliati k. - But the mar troy that cnn7 Tteratfy tan Iwo towibt for th- of to solely es the Gehl ef tie 0,a4, sow ire the poli , ittl crooked idit a Z ia rtiored it. wort rue or will to soar lo until she my bare ettastd her objert, with oopprire bar melon by r rood wiltro. The Nowinstair is yeee,t, e et or hew term takes by bwo orroil ro rot Drury cape C.lO toeseere et wird in Nagy tar the letierel But ,o ad= to bo abhor =Weirs tbr= odd gin it so rimers posportioroo 1.1 tlio airorrwor ; Y soar to place or wavy • rafts to or err go vorwtot rounds rid orddlaro WWI H. crater rod girl M lb. wore wirowy m this aid. MA Woo orb 114eo sot or 1111110 for woploylog the.. eddy es dot war dub way. it cry domino to obtain Woo dr ut soy bo si wises do twofold our= PTUNiII might So to boosoll iho prat situation • Itosodo. Wed lorroort to pride for Lb* proration or lord or do aolbly of Gorr • sad Wes La mois , tness* solossi WOO% those of re Es- e n orillbrior la so Ss as this might Is roadorod on by So ems of somas THE UNIEED STATES. LITINPOW., lionosy. The Royal Mall sainmehip Europe, Captain Leitch, which sailed from New York on the 27th ult., armed have this afternoon, bringing 106 pea 'en gem; and 632,424 dole. is epee*. The steamer City of Waehiagton, hence, arrived out at New York on the 26th ; and the Circandan, from Oalway, arrived at SL John's, Newfoundland, on the 26th alt. The steamboat St. Nicholas, while on her passage from St. Louis to New Orleans, exploded her boilers when near Helene, Arkansas, and about 75 persons were supposed to have been killed, while many others were more or less injured. A serious difficulty had sprung up in Utah between General Johnston and Judge Cradlebaugh on the one side, and Governor Cumming on the other, growing out of the call of the judge upon the general for troops to protect hie court, which action was distaste ful to the governor. The governor is sustained by the Mors, us, and the judge, probably to avoid a coliiiion of the Citizens and military, removed his court from Provo to Camp Floyd. The Mormons, it appearv, were stirred up to the brink of revolt in coneequeoce of the investigations in progress res pecting charges of murder preferred against some of their head men, who had fled from justice. It is reported that a large body of !Wilds had banded with the Mormons, resolved to resist the arrest of the suspected parties. The St. George's Society of New York celebrated its seventy-third anniversary on the 25th April. Bishop Southgate preached the anniversary sermon, in which he leaded England as the peacemaker of Europe, and attributed the peace congress proposed to be held to the mission of Lord Cowley to Vienna. The society celebrated the anniversary in the even ing by a grand banquet at the Astor-house. A draft for 10.000 dote. had been received at the State Department, es an indemnttication to the family of the manna who was killed on board the Water Witch, in 1856, by a shot tired from a Para guayan fort when that steamer was on her way to explore the Parana river. The New York Herald says : From ell parte of the country receive the most favour able repirts is regard ss the proiye,is of the growth( crops In the middliabil urethra line of southern eters the re mise of the grain, teams, sad hint cultuser, is of the meat gretifyisg Wad, white at the lams time, &only Mop. ramose of the *maws from the northern sad wooers /16,60, Ind the primate show of the &lb% bold forth every baf dos d ebeadence. From a foe limited distrkte rely tare we eempisiete of drought, Ye eye*, rotas havens Yes ge se sad copious in their fall. California advice.' to April 5, and 1,723,332 dole. in gold had reached New York. General Walker (the filibuster) and Colonel Narzmer were at San Francisco, and it was supposed that Sonora would, , perhaps, soon claim their attention. The California markets were very dull, owing to heavy arrivals of goods from all quarters. The news from the South Pacific hes been anti cipated. From Nicaragua it is stated that Sir Wm. Gore Ouveley wu engaged in giving entertainments to the President and cabinet, and quietly negotiating a treaty. M. Felix Belly was at San Jose de Coda nice rndeavouring to prevail es President Mani to cot° Nicaragua, and cue hie Jansen., in favour et (Belly's) stag project. Advises dim Hayti of the 9th of April,atate that the new piss sit admit the government fifth of coffee at lout's= Ia Pert an Prince, and appropriating the proceeds to the payment of the French loan, gave general satisfaction. Tile development of the agricultural resource, of the country engaged the attention of the government. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. New YORk, APRIL 27.—The steamships City of Manchester, from Belfast and Queenstown, and the Jura, from Liverpool, ria Boston, arrived here this morning. We have received dates from Havanaak to the 22nd toot. All was quiet on the island, gad nothing had been wen or beard of the filibustniag expedition which, it was alleged, had sailed frog New York. Exchanges were improving. The quo tation on London was 12 to 12 par asst. prem. _ IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. New Ofitaaaa, APRIL 26.—The steams. Ten nessee, which arrived berg to-day, brings advices from Vera Crus to the 22nd, and from the City of Mexico to the 19th of April. The news is very In. terming and indicates • decided change in tbs aspect of affairs in Nlexico. General Mumma had succeeded in forcing the WM of the liberal Generals Ampudia and Llave at Orizaba, and had hastened forward to the capital, which city he reached on the 11th with • diminished army. ictori au general had already commenced th• work of slaughter, and was murdering paaosab • foreigners indiscriminately. Ile had also issued • formal protest against the recognition of the Jam a governmeot. The esequatar of Mr. Black, the American rionanl general, had been withdrawn, and he was haniabed from On country. ~far►tlan bad been captured by Pergoira. The English went threatening that and the other Mezi• can Pacific porta, and were demanding payment of eteim•. At Vera Crux also matters were approach ing a nine. The British minister had instated as the tu.l payment of all the clams of his conbtryagro, and had instructed the commander of the British fleet at that station to demaad I) million of dollars from the Custoni-bouse in Vera Cruz, and in case of refusal to bombard the city. Jaeets bad wit drawn the e:egeatar of the Spa. rasa consul at Vera erns. AUSTIRM.U. LIVERPOO The Memld. White Star clipper, hail arrived from Heneisrae. Her Writes have been hoties. Mby the nail. tilb• briers 60 passage's. A W assies at bales of weeL yid, valamd at 60,00 W., and 1,600 Sorre•Eurnii 11411.wix.--Tbe rut, sod br the olotes wit otol thot aro to Are, Zi=dotme as Mom .—Soutpto Ilbr dr kw emir to 2414 -Orem soft : Presipme, pisaik no" pooh, 14, a Ilk IL lam: oollowiti and moody. PIIIIN aO.• 2,011 i. NIL 114.—ILION. 111% 01. t pc:osalolto. MIL. 111 i atm pilot sonito6 at. : i t s = AL OIL Ispoodliato iv pedell. Weft' Mo. ram, tellvx:s My 2•4 aa• =of aims prim oinks, li. 1111., lift • • of rads, ow expiedhire lb, dm= les at Age mo w am Amp, ma aL THE R ,1 TrtrESPlAlz:i NAVAL AND NILI7ARY. DEPTFORD, NAT S. Onion having been received this reorniatto an plata with alt pesaible deapatah the At wren ataatmer, for launching, extra eint=nt o aye bees placed upon her for that purpra., sad they are ordered to work hom 6 as to 10 p.m. until she la oamplatid. The day at went bled for launchiag is on flatonlay, the 4th pr o. It iiiutderstool to be the intenline of the Lerds of the Admiralty to reorganise the dockyard brigade formerly in existence in this and other naval retablialuneats, and which wee disembodied about four years since. WOOLWICH, Kay 9. The most exteceive alterations and improvements Sr. to be carried out at Shoeburyeese, to afford falafel' for the complete practical education tf the artillery soldiers, aspecielly with reprd to the use of thee important branch of the lerdell. tided ordnance. A site has already been marked out far the madam of new barracks and other building, and amongst the Improvements likely to be carried oat is the re clamation of the Mapling Sends, and the construction of a harbour end docks. TieneTirpattorn . end model establishment erected by the oontrsotots, Mews. Myer; at the Royal Arsenal, will be opened during the present weak. The building consists of • gedons hall, 226 by 64 het, resided with galleries whioh will meta& naval end military trophies, mo&ls of inns tame, machinery, &c. The hell (belt will be aced, amongst ether porpoise, as a lecture hall kw tho workman employed fa the MIMS departments. CHATHAM, Mae 9. The interesting, but difficult, operation of cutting in hells large 60-gm riling frigate hoe Jut been roar tatty occorpliahsd at this dockyard. The vessel thus operated upon was the ha sailing frigate Severn, 60, which is to undergo several alterations in order to adapt her for a screw frigate. The shipwrights, under the direction of Mr. 0. W. Laing, the touter shipwright, having cut through the veer, tie part sevend wee launched, at spring tide, a die ter, of U feet, the Ingth to be added to her ensidrips. The °purees, which took place on Saturday aftersu.n, awe elided without the slightest accident, and occupied abeet balf r hour. oTilere biTirrbe - ea received at this genie= from tho Hone anneuncing that the goverment having decided en oat the wives and children of those soldiers to join their hotheads, the sum of 11. will he &ea to each woman, sad 10e. to each child, in addition erldeh they will be granted a has merge. The whole of the (Akers and ono of the Royal Engineers VIM drawn up on their parade groom for the purpose of thesstag reed the 'esteem of a district cotutmardal passed at Ripper George Goodell for damming four year' ago. The primmsrdeserted from bead-marten In fey, 1855, and MY net apprehended soul a abort time slam, when during • Mare of iatoxicatket be voluntarily surrendered. The court taerlYl him to be marked with tho ktter D, end aim labs Italian:sod, with bard leboar, for 168 days in Fort Chas ADRIRALTY, MAT 7.—APPOINTMINV4.—Captain 11. 0 111 C.B. (MO, is appointed to tee oommand of the 21, mew meta corvette, at Chashem. C. A. Campbell (1858), to the Benabcm 2, woo, at Woolwich ; W. I. Platter a, 7:I rine; 8, sloop, at Devoaport ; and IL WOK* le the Atha, 4. reettalso ship, at Ormeock. ladosats J. B. Samoa (1866), to the Flphtels6, 6, Maybes! w..-try at Deptford ; H. N. Nam 1661) to the Royal Al ak* 104, at Devonport ; sad N. P. 1411laplos (1868), to the Caihsea. Marian X Wise (1866), to the Clams; end J. Calder (1861), to be chief Aar is ommoned et the Athertield meet guard station. • 4•4116.10 Morthamberland Artillery Militia, at penesat la readreadiestop at Hausa kir permanent daty, have »oda orders to be te NAVAL RECRUITS most A l ! v TotoncE.—Tbe Queen'' W ootton for Mr aagmentelles el the Royal Navy has It will Madly at Woolwich. Boma bun dredli=dt waft We ant yew. nies have yeaernted thimelvos at is Ploper Maar at the rate of 'brat 200 N day, mai ane Mile' he anonisellan four at a dote; hat en esternet M the preellt •< ellieue available for that deity Only a smile and leshinetinepen), the beldam at premat twagrtena at en atlearnety dew par, and a peat peeparioat, not ateeklely Isleehd, are Aily dleadowel with maws la sake their appmestee at a nom eetwestent hanky, wide& !evolver eendderable literaveniesce to the lade theorem es well ea to the Newton • amber et petty *Mom and nieleinat•eagissere for the Bari= and ether ellen la easoshint were yesterday detained sews' bean, Ind were althistely indent ie relent in the mested heat the tame num Marty of the applicants are ham Me eyries freer thotantliaew, owl ere =provided with hob Is meet the repeats el eves a night's kleng. SPORTING. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. MONDAY. Tx' Quante. PLAT"' of tee gedneas far WIIIVO I toer-yr eids, tht elb; em . are get Sib; els and sod, 10. t. R.C. ma (3 llet 4 !mHO yards). 1 Ten arrears bionb. by florsedm I 1111,3 ib..imes mew. 41343. WW. ..... ........ o .o=l, I Areas Wm% 4 in. 01 (S. revs*. 3 listese 6 to 2 en Prisms, vbe won by 20 lengths ; Tenet beaten off. Ileum 200 bR. T.Y.C. (1 ?uieep 140 yards). Dues Bedford's Lobate by theseer.ht 10 0441e4 Hotbeey 4 cement. 34 ISt, . (IL bent Bettk by ag 6 to 4 (at Itret 2 nil) on Loonies, who wan eisily a Marcx k lg, L , b ft. T.Y.C. (4 turlonp 140 yards.) Asks of Belford'. Hew. by Ilteleol a Mae ry.= Mr. bootee flit& 8= .. . 4 to 1 (et tost 7 to 4) en Reny, who won by RAM DICAP BWIIIMAIt le 0(20 stew deck 6 R if declared, tee T.Y.C. (6 hemp 140 yeas.) (6 subs., 2 of whom pay 6 toes. Al ILL I. Wit . Hoy Morobsot, by Loop Gonad 3 yra bt bib 11 , 0(cLbl.j Mnea.hihre .1:4 1 : de 9lb 1M boron) . Pwria4V4 . 4 M. le 1)b............. bred PRAT. per npza d ilb 7 t 4 4. . ip ik a4 taol t : 1 *Pt eline. 're: by Iltte, a len:rtbs; bed tem& PLaTH et 60.. a.. • tar 3-yr-olds and upwards ; the erbteer lobe mid toe 300 sors. it dsnausdtd, allowances m ined to be meld tar D.Y. (7 tartan; 201 yas de). ILL Zeeman 044 esties. by Ploretet Wart. 3 in NOLL Id Lel W. ifsittoos, 4 we. 1411.04 fib Z.1111011 1" Motiorr. bed Me I le -.• Wow". owiWw. M. 174.1. 1141 lb .... Haffilaly :6io 2 bob .get Poacher sad Odd .bow; to 1 apt Mebbiens, 4to 1 slot Iturpries. Won by five hegthe ; mead between the mood tad third, bed roar*. The Imbue was deleted. IlsirTcss has. of 60 sass ,R. K. (1 mile 17 pads.) Sneak eaul. Ti tm fre.lsrMlil t raXatri . ...,SitTat. b . - gra 11. Q 1e th rr ..' antri I son axons mma 3 Tbe ralarag she raa: Orlsadi f Gourd, Valour, &pa sses, Reba, AdahW lkar Kea sh.en, Batas : 1 to 1 aget Aldan, Os Saga Star of the Vas 8 to 1 each apt adobaios awl Ossmana, 8 to I. nth o...vad sad Wanda. Was by i.e lessilts ; tine lengths beam the sexed end third, Trans wee frrarth„ HANDICAP SW IMPOTAKIIII of SO me. R.M. (11 abs.) Mr. W b erre ti Itlas, le Maio. 4DA „.......(1. Simi sr. Mu •••• ------------ --us Mr. V r a xas '4, tow ,119% . mma. of ma., Mt R.M. (7 maim) =I -• Hasosatiliiiiiiiiiiiii of g arm tot INAVJA.I. ( 3 sett Zassicar . biriire — iliii - ilifiiiii. — ftb:lll ilia) 1ika1wa5........ ........... ... .......... ........ . we. NIWILUIKET—MBBetiIitn. LATH r BETTING. TWO T1101111•21D. 11 to S on The Promised Leal 6 to 1 apt Phantom 9to 1 Nap Aeon 100 to 8 Nimrod 20 to 1 Ralph* 20 to 1 CAtiena 7 to 4 egat The Promised Land .mains the T w o Thousand end Anson* the Oae Thousand. TIIOI.7I3AND. 6to 4 ea Adidas 1000 to 200 ese.t Arida@ Mattei this mut end the Oaks. DERBY. 6to sleet MeijKl 6 to The Prorated Lead 9 to Werioaette 30 to Oki Robert 30 to Rep= 1000 to 1 OA B. So apt Ariedse FAIGITTIIIL ACCIDENT AT TSB NEW WIISTNIN NTEN-NJUDON Wow.—Yestad.y mats. Mr. intibiew Owte r. the earener, held ea Isquiry se the Man Tama, st. 7 ll 'll the the bire =l b it: l..B lw ei .g t= 7" Q • woe weds. slime dealt warned under le iddevrieg came .lesser. Jobs =tap, • add ea Salairday Dwain be was ea the pars of Ms Datd of Mods far arrylog out die Raw MMlsa .Mat he taw Me diessed at does to • pine of tea caned • " mesken" weed for envies pg.% mid* as pissed epos two pimla. Thus *aka rested Nt. leo Pik. drina W. lb* roes& :se bobs • little war dna the other. The " awake" ' had bees rte ndias sersessly wows kw Was seethe at Nag. Alsat A. the moo sessust WS be law the deemed be uotked the "raw " an open big hood, sad be &owe izi.d between Mr freti wilkli wished am • toe, sad • quoits of Pert- Lad Am. II• trod la rooms the '' sassy" *oft she =olit ems usable a do so without amishessa Whoa e f its Me Ode film yes and O. to gell• dad, li• W Wks susithel. Tb••• was so pass sus :O w asda••••••• Aid lob sue ais_desammed tie mum aissios Os "mar is top* Lam Mops sgesessis wall " Asiasist YE: Mingo In iat M4►Y 10, am *nulligatie. l'Zi SICKLM 71114!,.=-EXIJUIOIDIN4JI BCV(IL Th. bill' of Mr. Sickles for the murder of Mr.' Hoy, is Weehisitne, be. just terminated to the moulted of the prionor. The Imports in the New York With give a strange idea of an Amerima court of law. With the meolisritiss of Transatlantic jounsium, our readers are already *committed. TM detliwy of t h e welict and the ineeteding incidents are thus aeocrtbot The jury are all standing. Clerk —lltniel S. *fickle*, Mead up and look to the jay. Yr. Stains Need sp. Clerk—How sty you, ;estimate, have you agreed to r qr vs#l".t. - iir..llWeid—We bare. Clark—How say you, do you Bad the prisoner at the bar guilty at est gall? Mr. Amid—Not Ala them words Sell from the Hpa of the foreman, thin was one load, wild, thrilliag, tomalmoue hurrah sent op by the spectators : cheer Mter cheer re.oueded is the court-room, and it was tibia apby the a:altitude oa the outride and re. posted. Baas sad handkercbiefa were waved, and there was sae general raft towasda the dock. Is the midst at the senor the eteutoriaa voice of Mr. etiutros wee Weed addreemeg the mutt In these words.— " I move that Mr. Sickles be dimbarged from custody." Marshal widow—Come to order, gentlemen; axes to ceder. The is Ow ahem there should be Go mdse. No as pat say ottestlea to tbe mershel. Mr. Swa J. (beam ever with meitemeet)—ls the same ot Mr. Mates sad et Me mamma I dean to rams thanks to dis my. Jodie Crested (oho appeared to he the °sly perms Is 'OM net seatted)—Mr. /was, welt till the verdict is notortel. Mr. /tasks—Of tom*, your honour; you must excuse ozeitommat on ILle oocoolos. Clerk (to the jery)—Toar record le, gestlenosti, that you fad Daniel E. Sickles not guilty ? The jury aoddrd afirotativrly. Clerk—And so sey you all A.othu affirmative nod from the jury. Mr. fitaatoo—l now move that Mr. Sickle be discharged freer asetedy. Judge Crawford—The court eo order,. Mr. &ems (mole. rind)—Now, go It. The Jodge—Ne Mee. 71fe peethidee wee anheeded. Mr. Mann mid Me restrened cheers of the mama, wee takes oat al Me dealt by Captsta Wiley mod Mr. Dregs —the tremor, who lons of r. Shekles' moat develed him* Idmed him at Os INIGNII4 of his deliverance, gad held art by him se Wry tried to mike their way to Me dux. It wee dm work, Itor ccegratalatiom samort, load, and freshly emrseard, .doted Yr. Sickles et all polite. Thesids strew ematioe was soldbiboil tbe semi mks of Me temples, his eye was calor end steady, ma the abet Mica he meniftedy made to obtain wilamos sad empowers wr seemsfaL Hr mgessies betrayed so haft dish but was rubor that °fa aura who tilt cosisious that Mimi run ao rtok, sad that the Mal through whilb hs bad prowl could ham had be other malt It was soots minutes beim Mr. Sickles mid nona the jury -boo, Mica lay on his road to the dam Thejory minted a dohs to rengratukte him, and he sloppod over the fens to meet their mietatim, which were heartily Mb &red. The coma& for the defence oleo ex sent. sad ommetalatioos with the jams. V al X,r e et mock emehlog and real *union a mama woe. and oc aOOO m Mr. Sickles was recognioad trees ttor oatible, the cheese were imin takes sp. The sem me fte wildthe through the city, end from all sides caneda were burning to the Ci , y Hall. The make- I meat wee as integer aa It was inatentimem. ,A; e;,ZcTia74zovs •;;;77:iat 77;:e7isted tbresgh the Ararat It was mead with load aed saihoefaade &sets. Thawed& of peotde were gathered la frost of Mr. Dl . Blair's balm, and continued to moo and go tbroughoat the ma im. It I. .aid WS Mr. Madre mill remota at Wieltlarea for a week. — Tile coolie' of Mr, giehtes to-night were complimented by • reesesde, end the crowd this proceeded to seresado tL Ben. Dr. Haley sad the Jame. Mee or ten of the inters IMMO to Mr. Brady.' parlour at the National after ell on. seer, and than, is ttie freedom of sametreined sapreseed their ram! matlments. One of these-7 " /Mre mot—cad, " I want yon air, to tell the pnwle et New Tort that the citizens of Warhington an eat betted them of sal other part of the country in deveden to the Mealy altar ; sad yet this juror we. spoken of all ebrthe trial as one who would probably dimwit been tier est. Another of the juror., • young men named Katt; brought with him his fiddle, with which be bad bees ft the habit of mining himself and fellows during the iong maims of their asclasiso, and played emend sire. Fie, ton, bad beau regerded WWI 11011pid0O, .as. of mina Snow-Nothbl et eateeedents. " BA"eays Mr. Brady, if we had knows he *yid the Mdle, we alight ham made oar randomly, Ice no fiddler was ever knows to Bad a roaviction of murder." The fors w, Mr. Arnold, odd his only fear had been thee health miebt not last him throughout the trial, and that he b that Ms latest porterhy would honour hie memory frem c t having served an this jury. Is net, the matiments of the Jury luNNvidnspy eapremed is die unrestrained mavens den were but a fudge sad homely illustration of the contained la their formal verdict of "Not Guilty." said that whoa the jar, retired; one of Men Minium led, • seenew, sad on hie Mere tambed • N te ra rtbnek gat vp, estered late easmeratirm, agent to dm emir, sad lindly rem with Me dad b 1047 mode eg r finer el aerditel. Mr. Amide, the kremlin. dew en elletionde EMI*" with Mr. amanita, expected Na greellieselsa JIM be bed lived to render snob a make The same Jame, la ampatalating Mr. Maim mid that he hoped sad bellereed the great God would is the far, hid dear. Mr. Hopkins, swam of the jury and the wag sad ethnic amng Mom, expressing , sell la mad be the jaatiecatiun of Mr. Bidden add be amid not ON Massif bare bees eatiified with • Derringer we reveiver, bat weld have brought a hoyderr to beer ea the sodas.,. 7110 acoolioo/ of the counsel when the Jury retained their verdict ware manifested to melees ways. Mr. Brady, is spite of ell him experience es a minimal lawyer, became pale, nervous, and agitated; Mr. Meat le, amble to mem the emotions of hie Wg heart, is desmileed as having almost rented David when 1111 danced beam the ark of the tatereade; the stud stabiNt7 of Mr. Phillips gave way, and, &wenn hie face with de bred% be wept lb • Mild. Mem.. degrader, Retches &ad Mlles d farmed and greeted the r liberated diet; Mr. eautverame of hia beam slapped people an th=, area shad if it was red ..ekeititai Mr. Gra ham was partre and metrumustrative, but war ore of the drat to welcome back his Meet to bawds; the dis trict attorney said, " Hs thought it woad be so," mid his reedits, Mr. Carlisle avoided Me wean As to the gaoler, he wept deeply, sad amid net asderelead Mr. Member wins be emM.led with Min en Wag his leant The verdict of acquirtel speed Ms widths through the tows, and for • moment all budaess was suer ceded. The sews readied Willard's Hotel at the hoar of dining, whoa the grits Wood up and gam repeated hurrahs. A maim of images awned Pent melted foto the houm where Mr. &dila to • guest, end degraded • large box of hie choicest work In the dravritg. roma to norms hie sympathy. Merest other tedious n dld Me same tang. It would till outman to rimed the tie tang iacidents that evinced In every direc tive the joy of the community et shit righreons verdict. The Jury std eleven to one, and only left tee boa to Me seraphs of ~me eccentric person who made= v eg i :rwit aireleg after be hied taken his oath. Boma of the met remarked as lawn, the court-room Mot their Jet bad vindicated their wives, then. Mildew, and their keeps It I. rumoured the mob 1 twee to tsar down the mdmatk n home mode so infuses, of tote. • serer& to the curer' for the denude takes piece to-night. Mr. Mahe Wends maiming hue for ...offal dm a. Tay MAIL SENVICf.--8017TIIANDTON. MONDAT. —Theolawn @hip Thor. Coptaia &wry's., tan dna day with Ma Homan mod Moor Pima mails. 96 pmsengera, 911001. to strion,,ll6ool. is jewellery, end a f o n cargo. The Mum sldp Gado, CaptaL Blot, Mk this day for Alexandria (as en extra staamar), Is bring Mal a lumbar of P vhs bays mogregalsd them ea route from the East l adles. ills took ant 12 panamtars, mom; *horn weft General Mr W. Codrisgtoa, lady, and two davgbters, Capt. Sayer% ka. TM Peas, ow Amonewa eteealor, MD for tbe Chloe trade r arrived is me dwelt t.. day, to ha way to Hong Knee. Sits left Now Yak ea the Mth ult , end is c annsandet by Cap tain T. A. Rana, who belonged to the Patik Mail Steam ship Comply. The redo) Is • des sound. Msa Yoe Malted out brr animal hire by Mr. Thomma, the timitod States Mosel at SoulMmptas, sod other sentlereen, by whom oho was roach adman for brr qatditirs as • morehant 111410101 r. Aber coehes she proceeds to Swat, when she will Min. eatad by Mr owner, Mr. Forbes, who G mow in Paris. After lasvkag Braet she wOl call at the Caps do Wain Brans, sod Cap of Good Dv*. ow obi to no*, • nester Is the 11111MCC of the Auturicen and Mew* howl et Hamill mod Co, homes Hon Long aid 81theithea. HaGOED SCHOOL UNION.—The ammo' ...Ina of ilia ktelltsties wee bold yereedey meth( Is Easier hall, adds It 0.0 load) no •thel, The their wee busy the lad of 11141•1111111 y. TM *ebb had is ewe. the the fewer bed dirt there Yam 72,10 M arrs Is the and sheet 110 places whose wavy ewe been ; that to.. sere ale paid teschtle, sad XII paid M 1011611%; that thine wine Nest 4,1100 children Is the fader eel& soh** end Sal whose arelese `the het year enerneted I. son than that diode, the year l.7.loblldrie bud ba.s pieced Is deem* eervlre end ether rarlftive of DM she wan samit Is. to. swims ; while pries owe glees et flt. Mar info W or MS children, who Ind enetieued /or twain maths Is the eta Oblation, and she bra& with then reitloati aof goat @undue'. The sold@ load We es wend enrol toe addle osnl volisMary neatens labiate L. narabor woe at dun paean 2.7oll d j a el a that it woe le that tt ippriael that who per. ethead thwieretrup for mwronton had to to soot away he. ewe Mors wee as es, to tenth than. The itelmarenheet shooed Olathe reselyte of the year sasanaled 411t1i., end thet th ine wee • Wears or I,mM er die ball. Os the me. din of Ow Dar. Dr. Etymon eloandel by Dr Dior. hors Wane, of Itherdems, tae ...poet, *bob was road by Am 80l .Amy, Mr. Lode, sad the atabetanos of whkli le gives arm wee adopted, end other resolutions wale intirweently tientel. I anny pALica,... ()Mt Eltsil.wo Mfr.- afiesas; MAY 4. Adrisises us par 2.814; asub V sem lAN% M. Taint Ilimr, oi!pAt_or opuay. Irliefemtt: Mk of Yee o".eai order. of tbe Mk day of 11M a•:x this the Lard Unmaor my fear Me to tine he MEM the sena to to dent ea dm cam Um Uwe Ike WI of Oa nee Orden; ena Mawr Thangm the IM dee of Mad MUM ise h.tr aginkeed kw the Menne= et bee bledeetel Dirtleam awd week evert les her bereadoro °tweeted a. • meen heliday in lake mast oiler of ihis efe I do therefore order nee the real aim of all. weewt bedewed ce flaunty. Mee le n Ma of at., lomat : sad that .ha tyke be Wend sad .to up la the eemul damn this ann. Crauteroso. EQUITY COURTS.—MAY 9. (Before Vke-Chascollor Iga , R. T. Hindersley.) This was a petition presented by the three children of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, appearing by Mr. Golly Thod, their ma ternal grandfather and next friend, preying that they may be placed leader the tostady of their mother. A decree of judicial separation between Mr. and Mrs. Curtis was pro nounced by the Divorce and Matrimonial Canilall Court In June lest, on the ground of dezeitlon and crudity. Mr. Curtis appealed hoe that decision to the full court, which, however, effirmel it. In the meantime this petition was pro moted and en interim order was made upon it, whereby Mrs. Curtis was permitted to have the custody of the children upon eertain terms. The petition was supported by the affidavit at Mrs. Curtis, who deposed to the general severity of Mr. Curtis towards the children, sad especially towards the boy John, and that he almost daily beat Sham, by striking them Mir the face and heed with the back of his hand; that he tentinued this treatment towards them darlag their residence In America until Mr. Curtis was placed In the Bloomy dale lunatic when la that country. On one oocasion he burned all thiir toys, and when the girl, Mary, had the chicken pox, he threw a pail of cold water mixed with Ice over her and refused to let them hers medical asestance, or that they should be baptized, which, however, as to two of them had been done clandestinely. Oho also stated that after Mr. Curtis had left the lunatic asylum, and been absent for fire years in Spain and elsewhere, on his return in laid he made no inquiries after his wife and children, but merely wrote to her, to infirm her of his arrival, and when she loft her father's house in Kyle, Westmoreland, to avoid hire, he caused pprtiited handbills to be posted, stating that she had absconded. In answer to this Mr. Curtis bad filed as affidavit, in which he denied the allegations of cruelty to the children and stated thiit when he beams Peer. Mrs. Curtis bemire discoatez cod, and oompletnsd that hernia:reap with hies had spoiled her promptets in life, end the told him that the only reparation he could make was nadir, lie also stated that he bad been liable to attacks of brain fever from over work in his profession as engineer, In which he was employed by the Board of Admiralty. Affidavits had also been made by parties with whom ldr. and Mn. Cords had resided. deposing to his generally quiet demeanour. Mr. Forsyth, of the common law bar, and Mr. Prouder pat appeared In support of the petition. Mr. Corns appeared in person in oppoeltion to the petition. He eat d, with regard to his alleged aberration of mind, that he had over-exerted himself out of love to his wife and in his desire to support her in the position ohs was entitled to fill. The petition resolved itself Into three polhie, cruelty to his children, desertion of his wife and children, and ossebral dis order and angoverashis temper. He submitted that neither of them al tan Ma was proved, ant that the pettier should be disentseed. — fie Vice-Chancellor said this court did not enrolee the jeriatUotioa of taking children from the custody and care of the father or mother and placing them with some cther member of the family or with a stranger, merely because that would be forth(' benefit of the thildien. He repudiated any , each jurisdieloa, sad if this court bad any such jurisdiction perhaps half the famines in the kingdom might have their peace disturbed by attempts to show that it woo for the inte rest of the children that they should he remove I from the ' custody of the father or the mother. It was a serious matter to interfere with the rights of a father with his own children, and this mart ought never to interfere mil. sa in some material end important retirees it warn eaesattal tothewelltheing of the children name pbgsically. intellectually, or morally, that it should. This court would interims it the fa her in culcated views end habits on the children which would militatdagucat their yellerd in after-life, or where he was guilty of such violence and cruelty that be was unfit to ban the care of his children. There wee cot even s sug gestion in this oath that Mr. Cu, would demerthes his children, or inculcate had opinions, or ems neglect them. Mr. Curtis, it seemed, regularly attended the services of the Church of England, bat be had peculiar notions on the subject of intuit treptleio, %bleb he thought ought sot to be ' administered. That might or might not be an erroneous opinion, but It was no ground for toying that he wee an ' oath person to have to, care of hilkohilMen. It wee said that Mr. Cathie, eireareatemse were straitened, and that he could not mom rs ehthinn la their proper maim) but poverty ensue NM* be Maas a man's children from him, sad it appmed NM Mt. Curtis was eltilful as an imagines; sad se Seale wee Miele melatain his claim. He now came team eislygremel ea with* the petition wasfounded, and that wee the allegafion of violent:goad cruelty. Some of theallered violence might have ben armed by the eggravation to whioh Mr. Curtis was subject= the torte( his wife. lie must say he believed that now adm wives did not eufficiently rounder their heabeade widows. However harsh and cruel a husband might be, that did not justify the wife la that want of doe entesierket to the husband which was God's law sad mass law. He believed that in this owe there ware faults on both aides; but Mr. Corti. himeelf said that great allawthiam ought eo be made for Mrs. Curtis, because during • great part of the time that they were living together she was placed in such oireumstanoes that she mil I hardly be en. pealed to conduct herself with propriety. His Honour the* weal through the surged Matthew of violence and cruelty, and said he thought it was much exaggerated. The desertion in this case wee in the first instance desertion by the wife, and it was desertion of the moot cruel character. He made every allowance for any harsh treatment to which she had been subjected, but the husband was unfortunately in a g.)- VOlllllllllll lunatic wylem in a foreign country, and the wife left him there to the mercy of strangers, and came to this ematry, a proceeding to which she smeared to have been ha rt:gated by her father. He saw no MOOR why Mr. Corti' should be restrained by injunction from hark; the eery of Me eldidree, and he should therefore dumb. the petition. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-MAY 9. —(Before Mr. Justice Hilo, and Justices Crampton and Hill.) SCULLT f. The arenustats to this cue easiest the rule which the defendeat, Mr. Ingram, M.P., had obtained for a new trial were resumed this morning by Mr. Mils a-d, who contended that the evidence of Mr. Dianna aloes justled the flndlog ci the jury, but Vlt came to a questioa of comparison between t h e two patting, as the one use so mu. h stabled to belief as the other, the an was still more taasatially one for the determination of the Jury, aad *het their verdict, there fore, should sot be disturbed. Mr. Gordon Allem followed oa the same side, contending that the verdict should mate disturbed. Mr. Basin (with whom were Mr. Haddlearon and Mr. Prentice) wee about to address the wart on behalf of Mr. "Mr when Campbell observed that It was the opinion of their lordsh'ps that there must be a sew trial, the jury not baring separated the damage. In the two counts, one charging the lore of the estate and ihe other Lir the debt, but having &to damages generally. Role absolute wxordingly. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-ALT 9. Shaw la Dom.—(Belon Lord COW Justice Cockbore, sad Justine Crowder, Willem, ml Bytes ) 0. TII■ 111171011 11 , 101TABLZ 120801A0C111 COII •AlT.-DUTCTID POLIOT. This was an action to recover the amount of a policy for 4001, elected :on the 6th of Merch , 1847, upon the life of Mr. Thompson, who died in March, 1858. Before his death Its became bankrupt, and the plaintiff was hie amigos& Toe company diermied tbe claim under the fullowtog *cam . steam:—The fourth condition endorsed on the polky was this, .1s ems any frendulent or untrue statement is con tained la any of the dreationts addmseed to at deposited with the company is to ivien to the within amorenee, them tide policy shall be viol In answer to the quarks pse, Mr. Thompson omitted all refereed to a week's reirious illsen which &fel him white on a visit to Blimingharn in January, 185 d, and this It was seatendsd amounted to an un.roth, which eitiiited the policy._ It wee, however, not Imputed that the engem hod bon firmed with any fraudulent inteek.n. Aa the trial beim Mr. Justice Bytes. at Liverpool, the jury found that no . materiel" information bat been withheld from the.oom pony, and thereupon a verdict wee entered ter the plamtif, subject to the opinion of the court. Bobeequently a role to enter a rob for the defendants was obtaieedj it being con tended that the company was entitled to tree st.ternents without reference to the question of ma'sciality ; and tioday the matter came on fi.r argument. Mr. Edward James and Mr. Henderson ensued to show csu.• splint the rule being made absolute, and Mr. Atbee ton and Mr. Qoaln to support it. The Lord Chief Juries was of opiates that the Ink should be mode absolute. On looking at the "perusal statement" of the maimed he found that it cooteieed room ether queries "question 4," inquiring whether the party upon WOOllO USG the Insurance was pm - Timed had hod aim bessey, any sad whet disease r.quiring conflarentar. sled the 11100/114 answered simply end emphatically, "No." It that bad stood slime, and there hod bees nobles to qualify that answer, it w.s clear beyond all powibility of imetioverey that It would hays been an entree answer; sod it ismain.d to be considered whether there was anything in the subsequent stover* which 60 qualified List char and distinct negat so as to reconcile it with the truth. Further on questions were proposed, " How often hoe medics' attendance bets rowsired P How long did it cautions? For what drums. or dhows 1 1 For wlistriiwil . am yea (vatted to tbe boyeeeihellrilarle trace the eirouseareace occurred P (Me Us miee ehtme of the melleal &maim r It Noma i• idol Aria that the imered la his moms Mena le sae Meer oaly, sa Mbar Mr he waseamiel by Dr. Dam, which was ace the lost awl ma mem Meer beam die tale of the volley. The het ma sore Mast clam seemed at Hinarnehars, Mrs Ira wee attsaird by We phydiam sad ast.taar isedical an. He thought the AIM el all the mama Emanated te this, a make Ariel et any Mem regairtag etallameet vtlk the ledilletelea at ea egialeska at ate Male etardea Um% elm st- Mime by Dr. Roper, tbeil wee ast amestaaet withthe MIL It me rot me that is art sews bat oar *brae Itatitillt ateammt map ahem hew stiesarl Dr. Paw he Weiss wise Mr he bed &my ash= Rasta. DfiCeillelli fur sowers' lays, daring which hie life was in danger. He tlanngtt that these answers left the wetter eel short of the truth, ant Wireless that the assured hai sof given true answers. Role absolute. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THE QUEEN V. WILLIAM NEWTON. This was an indictment against the defendant for libel, the prosecution being instruted by Dr. Godfrey, the de fendant In an action fur seduction of a very extraordinary character which lasted several days in the Court of Queen's Bench, the pre,ent prosecutor tdtimately having • verdict in his &your. . The prosecution arose out of an articles pub lished la • newspaper circulating at the teat end of the town, bating reference to the trial. The bill wee found at the last cession, and the defendoot put in a special plea, justifying the libel on the ground of Its being trim Serjeant Parry was spar:tally retained, with Mr. Tindal Atkinson and Mr Poland, to coadnat the prosecution. flerjearit Bollontioa, who woe also specially remand, Mr. ' Keogh, and Mr. Giffard, were counsel for the defeodent. fierjeant Ballsni in. mole an application to postpoes the trial to the next session, on behalf of the defendant, the ground of the application being that It wee found impossible to procure the attendance of a witness nomad an the plea at this seedaxwboreevidence was considered to bevery material ' for the defaces. An affidavit to that effete was banded to the court, and also a counter affidavit on behalf of the prosecution. It way agreed between the learned conned an both sides that no comments should be made in eefer*ee to the coos, and that the question of tbe postponement of the trial shoul d he bit entirely in the hands of the court, fierjoant Ballantine, in answer to a question pot by the Recorder, mid th at it was randonlYedly very material to the inquiry that the witness named In the plot should be in at tendance, and be believed that by the next ecisaim she would be rarer. Selman Parry said be concurred with his learned Mead in thinklag that it was very Imoportant the witness referred to ehould be present, and Dr. Godfrey was most anxious that she should be examined, sad on his part he ehould there fore offer no opposition to the postponement of the trial, as all that Dr. Godfrey desired wee that the troth should be made known. The Itoo7der mid that es the presentee cossented to the postponement of the trial, and as • very Important question of character was involved in the *dry, upon which the evidence of the absent witness would be moat materiel, be thought the better course would be to grant the application fora postponement. The as will consequently stead for the June melon. .../frai Williams, 49, wee Indicted for • mb demeenour, In A stamina money by false pretences. Yr. Poland prosecuted ; Mr. Sleigh wee counsel for the therndent. This was a prosecution instituted by the Mendicity ' Society, and the evidence wad to show that the defendant had been carrying on a very extensive system of plunder upon the charitable portion of the community. Mr. alldono, a gentleman residing in Bohnegeare said that the de f en d ant called upon him and represented himself to be Dr. Felix Arnold, of Ballicd College, Oxford, and that he had just arrived in London by the treb, and was sheet of cash to take him home. The POOll, had the appearance of *an gebette man, and gare him 10a., end the seeaded la "rain i ner s i eTto i s u e s a Piala htt a poet-cake order for the unmet on the to/lowing day, bat he never saw anything of him. =VI be wee in custody. Mr. Freeman, an iron merchant, in Cassaptueet, said the prisoner celled on him en the 21st of January, and after apologising for the intruskm, told him that he had just arrived from Edinburgh by the steamboat, and that he was eh et of cash to carry him to Low Moor, in Yorkshire, where be resided, and he wished for assistance to enable him to reach his destinnoe. Witness told him he had been to often imposed upon that he wee compelled to be caution ; bat he had FO much the ap pearann and manners of • gaulleman that he felt some d icem In asking him for rasoooollromOlon of hie story. De did et, how ,Tr. and the primmer thee mid that Ito was well known to Mr. Wickham, the member for Bradford, and to the chomp= of Low Moor, whom name he mentioned, and .ith whom wit ness wee sepadated, and be added that be did sot late to go into a pawabeein'e shop to pledge his watch, bat be woo willing to leave It with him as smart . The prisoner said be only wanted 11., se that would b.es cunt to tube bin boom by the third clam train, bat witness said that it must be un pleasant fora gentleman to travel by such a coroeyance, and he gave him two sovereign, the prisoner, when be received the money, nearing him ort the weed of a man of honour and • Christian that he would remit him the amount the moment he got home. Another coos of • similar character was gone into, and it appeared that when the prisoner was taken Into custody • number of what are called in slang phraseology "tickets were found upon him, containing the atones of persons well known in different localities le all parte of the country to whom fraudulent person might make reference in men of neorsity. Mr. Sleigh said he had watched themes, and he ft It it wee hopeless to offer any defence, and the jury therefore at one returned • verdict of Guilty. The Recorder, In passing @entente, observed that proceed ings like them of which the prisoner had bees guilty were ealculated to entirely dry up the spin of charity, and he attired hint to be kept at hard taboo/ f or d eighteen months. THE POLICE COURT& "BST II INSTE R. A er applied to Mr. raepectable-loobiai Itt - d - ce.74a5. Arnold for his advioe under ire Wbwies etressuetencee: Applicant said that a young men Regosel Benjamin Mat thews, a native of Exeter, who was al a week stam of mind, bad beet braced to London a few days ago by his friends for the benefit of medical treatment. He bad been per radial to go oat alone on Saturday, and having wandered, salt seemed, in the neighbourhood of Charles-sneer West minster, bad been met by some of the recruiting stag there, sad enlisted for • soldier. Mr. Arnold inquired whether he bad been eitsmined by the military medical other P _ _ Applic at replied that the sergeant who enliAci him said that he had pieced the doctor. Mr. Aeeold suggested that applicant had bet'er see the adjutant of the recruiting district. Applicant informed the nisgbdrate that he had been all the day endeavouring to obtsin an audience of the adjutant, but the men composing the recruiting staff threw every obstacle in his way. They demanded abet was termed "the smart" (money for his discharge). The young man's friends were not in a position to pay It. Through his unfortunate edlic- II is they had been put to a area deal of expence sin a ly. Mr. Antal intimated that he amid do nothing until ths recruit was brought there to be attested. If an objection was then made be might hoer it ; end if the recruit proved to be insane he certainly would not attest hint. ORBBNWICH. Samuel Newbury, 35, described on the police skeet es a gentleman, of 1, Content CgAtages, Shooter's-hill-road, Greene ich. was charged w.th cutting and wounding his wits, Mary Char lotto Newbury. George Mantle said he was tenant to Mr. Willem, s gentlemen rending at Charlton Villas, Shooter's-bill About ten o'clock on Saturday night Winne was featesiug op hie meeMe's premises, when be heard a fetal& screambsg. He west in the direction whines the sounds proceeded, and was net by eyoung woman, alto mme running along, and said, "For God's sae go to the protection of my raistrem, for mister la going to murder her?' Witness battened to the spot, and then sew the prironer atrugebn‘ with a female, who was holding on to • lamp-post. The prisoner hod white-handled knife in hie band, sad vitae.. eakrl why they Wean not quiet, upon whirls the prisoner irked what it wee to do with hms. Witness then sew blood es the fausekee seek, the primmer et the time dragging hoc by the wrist. He thee UM bold of her by the &shy part of the erns with his left hand, and drawing her loser& kW, remarked, at the raw lime putting his right band, In which he held this knife, round her neck. " Now. I will butcher your head hoz') your body." Wiener then elowl with the prisoner, and he wen enured and taken into custody. In reply to Mr. Downey, The witness raid both the prteourrand his wife appeared to be under the influence of drink. Mr. Heaney enrgeon, of Blackheath , add he bend the disturbsece, anion going to the spot new the ptieoner end hie wife, and the last without, all lying on the ground. Wilapil4 maw the Wiener with the help to Lie hand, and observed hint strike at her with it in the direttivu of the Inc. or bosom. Witness 'tined bold of the prisoner, and after woes gave him Into custody. Witness had three examined the prisoner's wile. and isut.d a superficial wound on the neck two Jackie in length. There can also a alight wound under the neck, and another wound on the nose, the latter °coal awed by her falling dose. Both the Wet Dior end hie wife were under no 'simian of liqate. Louisa Lewis. a young woolen, said she wag /meant to the prisoner. Dating the who!e of the week, and alto on Saturday, bee mottor had been much entitled by her mis treat, who wad out to dinner at her tube', in the evening. Her master dined at home, and shortly before ten o'clock, Meng been lying down in hi, bedroom, he got up, espeog to *tens, .` I will get up ant go and SW It ben see year mistrese, and just net her one question." He then drank two glasses of tom, and west ow. Shottly afterwards her ✓enter wasted her mistrial to come int, the hones said hoe sears ennenandlon, but she would not do so. Police-onostabba 284. prodscrd ••charge-Yaffe found to tke prisecer's eaat-p xko, sod also a nice, picked up on the ge•wnd pm wb,rc tM aarTle wee ooTalftted.. Tis ;fuTe«i«.l...;Te;;;;Va;i:Tn4 raid the pi oneer bed bon using the chew-kalle to cut asperegus with. Witten could not Ideutity the dhow-knife produced ass the rasa as Woggles to her waiter. The wife of the prisoner, who appeared teeny years his Nestor, was !boa morn, but she declarel she had no coon plated to reeks. Mr. Train said be should remand the primer for a week. Mr. Damen , applied *het the primmer might be admitted to hail, but Mr. Vaal refused the appUceitico, and he was c.diveyed to 'sole [Advertimment.] —HOLLOWAY', °WIXOM AND PLL - CO3OI'MPTIOI.-.h erovalown ai lam owl tho oar Au*. vi , toue • ho Ant nixie 14 awl w 6Y •101114.7. MM. lbe 1.1.100 of eremeetlve br mom a UMW et ee Tee 14.1.4.1 et. f. 4.414 hoe donne tilesbe. emelble a rlfre Aim% be Moll be .. , 441,144 maroloo salta fro lama Mit lira was Nakao tam Oa Is sem. is tile pallogt ton elestelerik tufterdibiM =rift "punk • ems sub ii rctari al tatellat E7B. LONDON WILILY DOCK IMO=II.,MAT Downed • bellyerell Pr. OWL' Iketta i aladis et 1 4 12 2.1 , 9 Mt Malta ...... 5 I a w e. ~p 110 VI 65 ?mirk Itin-W.I. ...... •=l I UM LIN PORI SUM MON 14010 rat; se Amos 134364.4 19.933 373 8.450 6.3311 8.101 1.610 10.707 046 TALLOW.—The decline in the tallow market lost week has been followed by • partial reaction, prices having id minced on Saturday id. to 6d. from the lowest point. To-day the market Is again Arm, Influenced by the delivery, and by lb* orders to purchase for future periods. On the spot, end for June, however, in coneequente of the advanced rates of teteevet e the market has not moved to-day. We leave off— flpot, 665. ; June alone, Mo. • July and August, 664. 6d .' October to December, 665. 9d. ; town tallow, Us. 9.1., net arh. We q Ta;t7.l>iil; 0i1,47a., ;;;; nut oil, EZeit7;," 427. to 424. 10d.; ditto Ceylon, 41s; roash fat, 34.—(Prom the Circular of Kam Smith end Charles, dated Monday TASTIOOLAIte Or TALLOW. . 1.03 Na WI Si fig • Dim trcialt i 7 Ditto Toga lIM ...... MAX. _ -....... 10,5118 1112 5e.176670 t 11.3111 N. 1 6. N. . laWd. Mk N. 10 11411 11 1. 115,110 m <23 16. 03. Cc U. Anftl fee the got mew Mk et km PRE ele.• moil oaten, $l4 aria The - ertlyst lAA wok 142 auks fres Paste Mum elm Mesa—Tesek 2 118 WEL COTTON.—Lrrintroor„, MAY 9.—The saks of cotton to-day are estimated at 12,000 balsa. TMe bas been • pod attendance of the trade. Prima sea i per lb. darer than on Friday kat. OORN.—Raanino, Mar 7.—ln connequenco of the lin pretaleutad rise to the market lam weak, there me a wry large mapply of wheat this day, and aR in good condition, bat au a reaction marred la the Loadoa marksta, trade Wan heavy and earthmen Indifferent, even at a decline from L. fo la., and but little Mime ma dome. Barley and oats ere 5We us arm as before. Beans have advanced 2c, and pee/ is. per gr. CATTLE.—Limaroor., MAT 9.—The rtipply of beef to- dsy Is ratter lan Urn lasillanday, draineirii slow, sad rims lower. Sharp In larger moy, demand dun, end mach lower prima Good lauds soidilairly. COLLS.—Lownow, MST 9.—Barn hope, 13..; Hastings Rattly, 17a. 314 Haswell Oss, Ills.; Howard's Wed Hartley, 17a. M.; Taalleld Moor, 11.6 d .; Toodirld Mow Ewa% 120. dd. ; Wylana, 15s. 61.; Walls End Hatton, 15a. dd.; Walls End Riddall, 15.. 6d. ; Walls End Brandon, leo. ed. ; Walla End Haawsll, lb. ; Wa ll s End Hattan Lyme, 15m Pd. ; Walls End Kopko ••, les. dd. ; Walls End linnbtoo, les. ; Walls End Rs Hettoo, 16s. 3d.; W i n o H i d South Bottom, 18s. ; Walls Rod Csradoe, ldr. dd.; 'Walla End Hough Hall, 161. 6.1.; Walla Rad Kolbe. 175.; Walla End Bondi Hartlepool, 181. ; Walls Rad South Hellos. 17s. ; Wolfs End Trlmdon Ra.tlopool, 17s. M.; Walls End Wort Holton, 16a. ; Walli End Cowden, 15t. id . —Ships at market, 101; sold, 64. TRLYSPIO RETURNS. 11111.11411. NM. paw Mow Tolst, .00313, 00e• mom *rem 1313. 1331. Wwstindr Ms. I. • 4 6 All eris.tr6,lo4 itieliiii 7.3.75 a 16.981 ........ —............. 11021 12.010 3.411 15.431 13,T1i SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIJALTIZe. Saba limed (burrMs Mgt. teas anelsettni, vhb soda% Is Ng astosad es tba Laudon Ott. war Craastaii.—St. Petaribarg. a. Jahn Spier. nos lam Orbsaa, with coach. las bola at by ass lq sod soak la the Moth g Cessetadt.-I.lverpaol. Kay h. William &aim tram Nawszae to Ilwe Baal Unition, wee saw dolled at Me 24a April with desk bent •• sails • tdetitKNetw j aew Mad lass.—Cpaseaowa, Nay IL AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. licasooara—hattood—Plib. H. limit, and 1101341, frost L.r dim Victory, Jamie Yana, sad Naas Catat, from Liverpool,. U. illta'rter Mai, tram Loadoa. ft doubling acs. sad dam, from Leaden I Somortb, from Driatsa. kited —FO. O. hooting Liyorprai. M. Colmors. Mr Leedom; Mita Stuart, for Lim. peal. U. 'dm mid Lam, Am Lawarpool. . - Pony Pena. 04111.—Arrived-Ifaron 3. Inlarraann. !ailed— Mimi 1. Monarab, fat Landau. trawar. 21.11.41i.—&nred - Feb. Id. Culla Howard. from the Doom. 17. Cattalo Rattail, hum ioadoo. Balled—Mx 20. °melte CIO. far London. • - _ _ o!pa, him Landes. 'arch 1. Libertm, Um leallii. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ADeatros (Bream twig), from Liverpool for Rio do Janeiro. Key l, 1M 44 22 S. l.a 10 W. Comorta ( .E SA trots Livapool for Calcutta 43 days, March 14, St 14 II &ma IS 7 W. Darla (alp). or St. lobo (N. 6). from Liverpool for Cube*, Math latSo 40 N. lon 10 SO W. Owe, 'biol. from Loudon, 27 day. Se Melmaree, March MI. MO 30. Cm 21 30 W. Olomume, of Glassovr, Qom Rio for Pelmorttla, April 3, lot 40 N, id 45 43 vr. loeiaa bieL from Ceylon for London, March 10, lat 2 2414, 1111 s 9 w. tiptoe (barque), for Singapore. April 29, lat 49 It Mae W. litearen or the Seas, trot I,tre'pool for Maw Tort, Apra 111, /4.lan 14 W. Sebum (basqua), of nalannote, for Stoppage, Marsh 21, Dat 4 N, ke 19 W. Vhytla (ba 21 rque), from Landoa for Cot, eta, Wank 21, lot SO 40 . kw It 40 W. LIFEBOATS FOR Fonriott GOVERNMENTS.-6011111 months ago the Madan Emperor despatched to this country several naval iMccre to inquire into the means in nee on the coasts of the British isles for saving life from shipwreck, and to put themeelves fn communication with the Royal No. theal Lifibrat Instittititme. That society at once afforded every possible information on the subject, sad assisted the *Moms to visit some of Its lifeboat Willow on the meat. The result was that the Chand Duke Constantine, se High Admiral of Ramie. decided to request the institution to superintend the building of three Het:irate he the Ruseien Admiralty on the Alen of Mr. Peaks. Timm boats bating been reported reedy, soma inweetieg touts tilt two of thrill took place yesterday, in the Canal at Limehoues, In the presence of the °Sam of the Wet:me Iwitutitn, 1311100 Wredr , Lieuiensate Perchourod sad Byres, of the Rosman Imperial Navy, end many other gentlemen, Lib Es' :Wish and foreigner". The boats underwent the usual experimental trials of this clam of lifeboats in the way of self-rlghtlog and self-ejecting the water shipped fa a sa.hfactory meaner, and the same needed muck credit on Mews. Forrestt, the well. koowe lifeboat builders. Two additional lifeboats ea the Mlle plan were said to be reedy for tranemisedon to Odessa; they have been built to the order of a Russian steam-ebip company, whose vessels trade between this cow try and that city. Another lifaboat for the Prusshn govern ment will also be rt ad y for transmission to bar station on Therelay next. Two lifeboat carriages will aczonipany the Ramie' boats to their destineti in. It in prattler to find that the philaatbropie makes of the National Lifebost Inetitution ere beginning to be appreciated in foreign cow- VW on the mats of inlakh lifeboats are mach needed. L 069 OP A BOAT'R CREW.—Letters from Stamm.. tray announce that duties the h. sr, storm of last Week • fiebleg-boat brionsing to Ulg enddeely dirappearcl duriag a heavy now squall, and no trace ad bar or bar crew, be or els in amber, has sinus been obtained.— Witness. BERTHS, NARRIAOES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ILUITON,7IIIa, 9. at fit P.aul * reed. Camdan.town, Mr Tha9lllll as IF.SPIO,Y.—Ifes 6. at Irleek* Balt then. the wife d 010 0. O. ds Crengign7, But., of • ton. OlFFol.l).—lthe 1. . t Arepner.pnrk. Cirencester. Lady Gnlata. OItiSSIL—M I. at Died Cbteghton pork. Bletathead. as .Na d J. H. urea.. keq., of arm HANDPORD.—IIse 6. at Demon Village. Liverpool. the wife of J . ( Hoodford, at Jiteghtee. HIWITT. — HaI 7. Ho wife V 0. Hewitt, Woo., 11. D., of Radar. Hydrport, et • die. - 11Pv• WHILLIAIig. —Hy it. at It. Trtoltvegoare. Tower Ell, EC., HO wife of Dv. 0.11 H. N.. of • &urban% flifitEd.—lferg 6, et The.ton, the Info of Col. H. J. More% Boyd re. of • olatagivetv. KUCK LETOD.—IIey 4. at I°4ll terrace, South Keetlastoit, HM Weal J. C. Modtwar, of • we. MARRIAGE& 3401PALL—MACKWORTII —Mar & at Radon. Nogfrtrapaan• AA•r. ar tar Afrat Sac. (be Lord Ithrooro Lado6ol.l. aort of T H ato keg.. of Gnat Rom Ataßordallna to Plumb &AMR of the tato IL Raokoortb, roci N.N. MLA ND —LitVLAND.—Mar T. at Pt. Oaorro4. Raricooroquateo tor tho Soo R. lloirsotto, J. tlolarri. E.o. of Prommot atativ iew malp Worn. to Ta ff eta Marta. &wader of Caotala Lolaa..L of Wee Carflo. Portburnbertaad. PALM Kft —LI PEAPIDGIL—May 6. at Pock Fcrry Presto= Chum . Mafia% by OM Per. D. Ratodonors, Mr. 0. IL 6. 031,kt Loy* tkostator of K. Unfolds, Asp, of ParktorrUPPP. moot Imp. DEATHS. OASSIIN.—Iess f, St &Worth. sew Liverpool. Visa, widow of ike reed. W. 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