The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-24 00:00:00

7" - - NAVAL AND MILITARY TEI SQUADRON OF PLYMOUTH, PLUMY. The Risme, Diodes, Cusps, and 111100011 cam Isss es Osumi brim !nig bees called M by Qs Lim vbs. At me Or tbs pews. Mareor's Battery of Artillery srel l tr• A r= a ottbe art boot Nowlribra, lovbg urribed la her Fremoy, >M maw Gird Forra'4l., re rimed se arairleg sir bra Or, arth • iethungiOr OWL leary. do 17th !for leglorat rill sharer mbar tor Orris. 0011X•31Dart Or Cirlia• —.Woad Bose, ohs Yr assaral Its/sr-frastal Illisa mairriar of Cram prima. lee dead Chr• Boa lisesi—obla al limp bilin s a le prams bar tort asamits le per ta sir sal of traa—et ths parr. •be itys sip a perm oder vat hsas4 kola while the is sr strut :—" Ns perm tetketsrr Is to be allord lasi le sell sayttrag wither a per Wear try the Ittegthels.r); si a i l =er wars% begprs, re l Zkr 3 =4l•l l "b•gr •• ="es afar terra i ma GB aa marsersarite bask sprit the br Dian! Or • VSll•••.—The Pelkirk Herald ro pers 6111111•6 011 • 1 0111M-4.11.11d BilliNealla„ of tee slat area Fulham—l* eh* had •Je honer el luaehiag °k Calk Clem the re et tits suord." MIUTI• Vol ownn,Dge.—W• trainload that lb. Notara Dr ls mars =dor la ow lest loisessioa r Irv* bra erased vehressrag re lba, her mot gives a sr& rase --theleel Sem "G er m. (non Lan wierVe 'Luna.) W A It ONIXIM PALL.IIALL a• eth amine* of Llebt Dielmara--Tvese SAM &Mr aura: n * b Ar b Oor s IMMO OrPtrrtelate. Wilms *me . . vim brevet seek Mt bon seldoollee le Rebel east* MI roicLalto 011111111•Nad ChriMile MY Of Willa , le lah 'net idroiri. b, /COMA 7 8. 1% 41. "I rell i be ir •blkii. C iat!.. to be ow a . r..l...... :7 " p irtri g s riewme- lb (r-briß as= 1111. vls - N 0 . 7 • ll* t e m"W I* 1" :1V-thebert io. gliii et le b. ... ti ~M war % .........=cr. iebolimitoe mak mar semi wee 1 ar....-waimi... ......eat . I. ... t ........... = taaaa . 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Mb Llelle Dams" le hoe Wlona meat tenor al blo oeboureve reek so ft tea bob sem* et Obuotober. WA 10111Ma a r. awallows ft ItSar &WY Itssiks. Lb.. frau bell-pw. wbe of as ikm aim mak ps h irg u al. et Os IMO ono VlZ, W boon em att 14 of the fro abis en m i zil sarad os in : et Os au Ili= rienbltrill . ill bli nrges• ii all Ira dm letot. NM to Os tIO Poo ; dola-lowoos of th. Ihrsi dm. Mil D•Wia • rani 11114•1. te be ramegre qd iie le# 0100 ow, mil osleolod to Os bed col: Alibi MIMEO Veollooloa to Is owiolios mom ` l i ma doe I = wa pooloolol. ft ii k.. ..r. amilmia lorgeolo—s OM* i, Jwipis Jur. mt.. 'lama * owl. /mar dlssa (Maur Om. seat 111UITIT. embnimbOeheel Jame Mee. var .. `fi t la empleledl lime emir Meal wee al OS efek te lkosibrawerisal. to be =re ,_ssay mfts , Os Illspars •f Oa Oweberolell : (Speen theeel.o, 10.11=9 eieJee le the erne. Tbe Med alt Aria ef IN le be moiled Jaa.le 11111:—Oielale re leewA4leeet • Mbar al reel L tepee mil reereetlaJel= 0. lessee. Il* Fees . (Weft ae4 Triellefteee Jobe Main thee. Mb Peel: %pais re ii. C. i.. Lowe 74th lon : Capella and Ilesist.lani=ii. nui rooc TANITI.—A census of the Wand of 'Tahiti bee tut be.. made. The populstion was found to be alp SO O 6,l:looswals. The birds Lad otiusambered the drew= ..wt yes. The depopulation in Polynesia wee tee Nis prener. Loss Or ML EIIIZSTINI SCREW STEMMA AND Tutu or me Chsw.—lnteftenee he been received et Lire ef the lose et the Ernietive anew etessaar, belonging is, the Angie-Fere &upping Cemens.z y wading be. twee Orirey end Dieppe . Bee on the 15th, the werhier be head; ratl whoa nen the teeth part of the Clem freds. • gelid tmderltl eel bon eelldraly down nye bar, sad an Ye bysiarberl bow. Mr west down in flre tainele. Throe of the error red dean with her. Tb• net seesped by seem of the Ineheet, asd ewe picked up by a soda, awl ended et Grimsby neat corning. The vowel tibia its isle the Brortiat tor the Thomas, of Duel& Mae), which on the 15th left London in bailee ter Wrt Herilipeol. The waster, Copts& Breadlot eel the wood officer, state that on the steamers Neva bolsi perceived about two wiles (bort on the larboard bow, a light was placed re the larboard how of the Thomas ; and the when tiat steamer MOW claps to the letter she put his helm a-starboard, ea if with the totalities of gots( ahead of and that Isea &tag she Week bar. The whole alter tee so sudden that oo oar spoke free either vessel. The metre was as iron-Wilt Stalakir, end wish her ergo was bet per daily leered. L RANNT IN Livithrrr..—Mr. Renee meeend sales el eareinores in Liverpool yesterday (Mfg) Imo even mere wenhefel ern those of Tie red* Hee lasi estalued a therieer-oid gm Idly, exceedingly Ashes sod weresegorde. She prowol very ditladt peed, hut Yr. Reny readared ba perholy portable In two here. He then hied bie powers epen a sheetnitt nun, wialeh void E. pr e& herself le he shed, sad then epos • nerd& black robes, brawl* to Morn Beam err hue re prieve, bash being windy entelsod Se areal teary rinnes. The to Niel was es Ashes and dergerene that Kerns Zee* hoi net boos ebb to work It ter ewe toonthh sod it had or lid dews tor throe yeses. A MOTEL linTit.v—A latter wet reed at the sema. mimeo et tee erne Oar* ileopital re W how the sneered overseer el sterng= problems were sheet to mho t as :pgid ig . ear penritorreedethelindoof the sas o apu b, for feel; sad, If Mewl ether fly eum e me would we hove the of spoor" the ow wards, vbish ire b abe * the brevehar of • *al to 1 6 . .. z Ism a benehefen 411118. Ihr thee wpm rel re eill eseinin lff lON the mar berm et emend rime big the only regoldis kw so Mr en*est as their rentall emplies, appilmente brag sberlsed e —eliers Apron THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1858. INSPECTION OF THE TROOPS AT AZDAUJOIT. -,,- Those who reached Aldershot in time yester day de the impieties me tally rewarded tor emir beedir The Aar tree hemlital, mite a saamer's day, ard the Waft dim* vldelt ths WM rushed me decked met ▪ the Mb art flembr Moen of early veered= The hrilleat pm of the mar wheat, the darker thele at Me metshis prima, end the tight sod shade of the mowing meadow% imoradoiaadestimed by the may bum. cap sail 01 beat Mehlagen d satarer, di Mired the wore eyes ad Med mr the Mead wales of the herd worked essimys, se bay lot et the outs DUO adios am boar away hem the Mk, sr the &maw the eemalig-hoer, re the idiot The aridly sislor *dot th• Wokes m amba, the lemithy deed al the cromismoe, that beam —s and me reeked& es ma dot Mbar sad Mbar tram 10 .14 ma "she mime as to the vibe of ea seessicad holiday, and male me almost with dist there mete ems oserdm rotate to ride holism • Mb me trimmt sammet Regibluesa Ora et pressat. Tim is ao Mr mouse be • bobby them • review, • peserst which AMA muddy mitedmis elm every sae NM sad them fee me meld bezelly smut to datrab Ahoy sd Wetherell to glee sore rabbi rodeo as b thdr hid day% la Mr Met ear time hams at the rosy am whir and debt throw Mir sabsedve posturer Me that Mari ~berme at d dessdrlim Mom to di• mate, be pulpit, oa the Mgr er la the all, like better the anything else to the world, amity, • ammo' sad diectiMating /dimes. Thom vas "Mem my at " Mess," age, and dye shoat the Fambereashmbidsa whir me Masi; and as I see Messy them te eam IMO or tme MEN le ear 1 karmic* white ray hs mead as Mrs Ia th bat Om vs aseselsbod that the mhos, whbh imams to OM yea right up b the emism, bads yea to the middy al Me aim thin ma bra its Oemes Or op and dr Leas Talley re me tea ram foram elk la • midrib dig mespeolive. Them ane, it le team, meeker of ay -drives Waft sherat, mbe lo Ishe yea " Ib whale , Mem le the derria" —thrt b, the tea man ebreemid— ter the eiedente dorm of her a ruble ahead, Mk Ms farther bibmtlea that the reed is bapstrible der but par semere, from the Jarred the edam and dr, eirliahmer, and ths Bat air demean yesterday me badly se eastarki se ft burg to he, hr dr Mob seem me al arm and storm--the dash Irma, heathy experie—• whim= et the very Mewl the higher oallivotioa—die . . . . wades We d hi our, he beim statiwels twain aphid ha bozo, the marl of do Ingle burs lad then, sad the height sae over heed, thee the Adhere were gem rally hegira with a pearl:lea wasia, the hinet's Mewl, Ur. him, a " hie amain leethar," awl tamped of esssialsly through the dot to the Wile vaddelleg " lug upoe which om Bele Ithlwash oozy eu to w ham its evolutions. The " hershica " shied oat the whole tone of the camp. Thus Win ca the woad the 16th, 96th, sal 90th Zusimals at the lbe, the tth Light Drawee, the Ilfidory Teals, a troop el berm, awl two Werke at *we Aviary, the Berkshire, Werelehalre, Dabb. Rum Leareekthrs, Limerick, Wes had, lad three et law eller regiesseis *Militia, with bat hakes rehesthely has the bob, bob, wed 7th at the Has, weldag ta ell the respectsble loth at 15,000 wee at aB sum The sight at all thus mine scheme wershieg es tM pawed tam this titian* whom easistualed as it was by the hasaveatise at • huh ands eel the hismcwises reatesha of this reqedire hub gluier with loolokbla =Wed= • pireelag middy al whir api, meld d ol t es • earths stiewhe es the spelatme, se thet say oseversalioa that pared la the road as to he prekbeltim at Invasion bad • smileacy b east seek • etwiluisey maw as • dedrabh oust the otherwies. le pahlwahr, the "hits of alvihrwe woo wry meek eastaimed by he artist egreemace of the dremesiejses, may at thus due d hat high, who, ea they sweehed aide bud 'leash rogimealh bawd, sad breadlikad their tremulous arise, armed reedy, my dem, to take the regramltaligefirtemtlesnadsheatepes - ithserilatamsemat's estlee. Thearrlasis of the sessomin ingimmite ea Me paned et auras templed sow Iline g but they a led off Is Air pope, Matins with tench prodelem, and lionsel a airy by Bea indeed at 11 o'clock when bur illeMity—e/ warm with lr esesl pnattnallty, ekhslfgb the military antheritiss bad mg thought pope te glee any previous mailisettas of ties time—emlved is the peen& The Ouse bed salved the erresiom bears at the royal Pevilim, mmempetel by the Prime Cemert, Prism amber, mil ems of the Pristeseses. Her Woe, aim to the Mad 6en spa cearisge where, basin meounted her hams, is rode dews the Yam essimpe eied by the Wass Comma mod the pun Maas, aid at tmded by Omni, Lifts, Ahoy, end Wetherell. Boar quietly the roll eerige pretended le the ferstafc trim the whole of the Leo} ineached pest at stow timm mad this Meminetsil the bageetion. It was a mat" of comer that the regiminte of the Bee should "deem tep" sod emelt with peat madams sad peoision ; bat it was oleo mist gratifying to observe the very re spielehle app erance made by the maim militia regferenki. They sr* ossopmed of young men--sours of them very yang INS indesi—but day are on the whole of decent balk sad Mater% look medal sad healthy, and Mow that they me Inking kirMy to the rather hoary drill to which they are sahlialed at Aldershott. The &ditty with which these regiments are recruited, and the rapidity with which they are ceprelasd sad drilled, are propane facts is to ties bemire wake of this sort of hires as a milord dahlias, and its pephrilly sump* the met body of the people. If we were dimmed to be Itypeeditleil we shield my that the Aare did asil look quite is soldier-like se the men, nor so ellsor-fie es tits slims of the Hem bet we bare eo doubt bat that they me ell actesed by a Marimbas assist of pro lelenel semi, seal will make up our the evidendy MUM pried of lite at which seam of them hem adopted dm noble small= of arms by such an amount of awoke on this peek ground se will at onoe make them mare effieleat as salary hiders sad lighter as private badividnale. The Mum to the camp was moat pictunigee, and might have served as a *ablaut in a real cempalim The stream of soldiers Maw the holy raid we. at once in- Isminahho err irregulir. The soldiers carried their arms in the may meet oinvesisat to themselves, smoked shot pipes, end mug may soap se they pried rapidly slag. They she, in may instances, took the liberty of restovbig the terrible Meek Mock, which, in spits of denunciations 6 the poem sad ministerial promisee I. parliament, ts still the nog shed iestruoseat of torture in the Bridal' army. So much was its distressing merlon felt in the march to the ground yeeterdey, that even a sergesat6ejor was obliged to seocumb, and take refuge in a roadside cabaret, sad many meg soldien dropped out, and were only restored by copious applications of ..ld water. To understand the fold Torment of this truly infernal mail's, the patrons of which theald be seared in a monopoly of its use, ft must be maim hired that the soldier's knapsack, which in heavy zwebing mdse weighs about half a hundredweight, is seemed Ca hie beak by noes belts, which most efficiently second ths 11111•501111 of the stock in obstruct ing circulation and reeptretim. Whin is, its weight pulls the belts back to the hese of the sleek, and, peering the stiff, hard, sharp-edged Imam agaims the trachea and gullet, produces that men of sidondeg ametiss which I. the effect of partial sedberism. The soldiers ma picot dreadfully of the Sock. but It it se Inettinuon se im mutable as pipe-clay, and • low come of apoplexy at each review are as nothing in the balms wham the " raise end regulations of the service" are to be esesidired. We ostall observe that the officers, who she in some instanoss cootie sanded to the cheering eaham6 were soft narrow silk hand brattish, ad that their ham preserved the ordinary coca *dim, while those of their sea who had not ventured to remove their stocks had a flash of the darkest red aid an obvious agitation of drams. We shall no doubt have essay military prudes, and it is also highly probable that we alielhave very hot weather in the wares of the present sum mer. Let as then pat in this early word for our poor rank end Ale, may of them mere boys, sad entreat the millthey antimilties at lest to become convinced that a man may light kis emetry'e battles as well with the circulation between his bead sad his heart free aid uninterrupted as when snaring a smoking probation, which can only be looked epos as a sort of paliminary seasoning for the ultimate ministration of Mr. Cakraft. The inspection was completely over, sad the troop had all returned to their quarters, by 12 o'clock. HERR JOACRIII.—This gIIIISE yiolinist haa just arrived in Lasko, where b lee eat bees beard fa several ram He le le nabs his bet spiereace at the MMus made Cowan it Marley OW, whim be will jarlarm Beethevan'e violin Cower* assentor with the Saabs pine which evinbody hes heard shoat, bit few here Illased to—Tarries beam "Bash del Blevele," con :daft al dr pest old sits nimbleness el a dream Y whidi the Devil eataratlawd him with s ode it hie own inetennint. Thh weer, d eaorwawa dlllealty, is aliond the taw origami sad imaginative et Tankers eanyealliens. A isms for the liberation of 30,000 slaves in Data adman is rid to hive randastl that Woad. SPOR7ING. BITTLNO AT MANCHESTEL-1 01118TD16 WM 12 to 11 N — Pim ILL to L 6 to e )) to V Bow SO to tit 118 to RI to * * to 11.. . 3. .... „, .. lt) to Moan* (It NIWYARRIT FIRST SPRING 111111140. OFSosUrnos 0 0010.—Smil0a0 Mom Oil IB M Is I I NA OM opt U '-'" I : I =. . 7"—' 0 Is ois I raft 0 IMO lb 0 lob II by 1 F itio L M I Vie bi Se Ha is g . •••• _ AMU 10 7' arl akimbo isirkd (1). iraißia. 11 /MA BWIMMAUS got 10 WM orb kr ad wards. llrst l, MU of P Lb. M. (16dmsa SU y . i& Mosboirl4bil kr. J. Doom s limok by 10. Yrs. 10 08. lard W. Potristtl I pe a r nb . ... .. I . L a "A - •" i m i a a =m a ir 1 PIM I / 4 : lbw so Oomo. Ito laps stior Our for to toot tlrsosboot ; • pm Yr to boom or Goon by s Mod ; • rod s as Nowa mod Iblrd. obi s boob tome tbkd ood Mom. I k T.T.O. M Illtymkt. lord ikbloWs Mil ?W. by I'Vnbob lb* J 04110 ELkolliall tibldrd a llt kb 0- 411 / 4 1 thW. lb so si hawk* to wtint . • , soMyldrollazZlimim.„fa, .v . .. ii . t a ira t atz essal to mobs MP Ms 1 g i r (itedbra) t 1 I q'tellelrrrir.m. •••01..tr 1 1 tub:% ............:::::: Alma) 4 I ? si lt s :* ... 7to 4 lat .i.d irst 8 t0 4 8 6 7/ 4 .1.2 M0d=tk4 0 1 4 ahem of to do kw Wsmak Pro Por msottloms Mod W Mod. GM *ONO NNW OWN= lallolo a &ad Po; kw W two I . ltll. rrt Mame& Ord ow. sod Mr. Boword sad Or J. asked Ps balm Bwassoais " M le sok for *yobbo at kb ; sod 3 :8 1 4 1 k, ni l all aZ=. am; No +kiss. m s• son fa se M "m a st Lb. M. (3 taboos 11l yorkt. Iraq /AL t a ltroil WTI IW Woldkilsk Ilso 014101 i. Edwertlit I Mr. b owt. Pa Saab . . I 001 . 00 m, 0 p m =se . • Hansa., M. 04 ‘b • aims I sdotor—Oiskalmsoa:—gby i Squibb. e by Proton 1 • o a t i llsork i at Izab . spli ta LT 16".. -"I bak.i.agil 11l owl Oka ; hark ; /I■4B/0/11011 ills W. The oboes tat skikisd i Vit Mark LOT a biIITIWO. 0 OUr. 10 to apt t) U Is knot 0111001■11) Id to IMIos It) 11 to —t= k iwi DIZZY. _ Ti. apt nib Merl l4 II to rsameollts Itsks Bto I) ijglar.d wed, lON TM *nos IQ : II I = =V I lON lborhor 1 0 0 0 to 0 MA Disamis yolib e r .ogykd lu kw So 703 so Brodsima NO It) to Led 0.11.11, bei perabssed 111 e. Malawi% by yearling oolt. brother Ma Itatzaaa. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. The items in the exports which exhibit the heaviest falling off are those of linen manu factures, silk goods, and meta/a. The exports of iron present a great decline, owing chiefly to the diminution in the American de mand. Textile goods generally exhibit a decrease, compared with the figures for the corresponding month of Let year ; but it may be noticed, as a re markable feature, that cotton goods and form an exception, having positively • This is probably chiefly owing to the revival of demand in the Indian markets. Amongst the other articles which figure on the favourable aide are unwrought leather, saddlery, and linen yarn. The annexed shows the quantities of the chief article' of food taken for consumption during the month : Month ending March. 1866. 1867. 18.58. Cocos lbs. 416,298 277,663 317,308 Coffee lbs. 2,741,653 1,002,793 3,369,286 Wheat gra 224,403 169,739 201,622 Flour cwts. 220,811 142,121 629,691 Currante owts. 11,734 14,263 23,996 Butter cwta. 26,674 34,666 30,997 Ries carts. 97,966 127,011 103,963 Cheese cwts. 24,611 26,703 27,740 Pepper lbs. 299,937 267,141 294,932 Ruin gals. 272,496 293,840 325,463 Bandy gals. 106,636 116,772 83,481 Sued ' on .. r owts. 686,612 401,716 671,221 Tea lbs. 3,961,672 1,892,969 6,984,119 Wines gals. 662,003 632,319 561,987 The variations in the figures for the single month are extensive, owing partly to the apprehensions, which often prevail at this period of the year, of changes in the rates of duty. The most remarkable feature is the enormous increase in the consump tion of sugar. The figures for the three months are (2,156,114 cwts. in 1868, against 1,622,332 in 1867, and 1,279,282 in 1858. This movement fur nishes strong grounds for confidence in the steady prosperity of the consuming classes. Tea and coffee both exhibit large totals. The increased consump tion of foreign grain and flour is also a point of con siderable importance. In the first quarter of 1858 the quantity of wheat imported and entered for home consumption was 808,016 quarters, against 699,492 last year, and 628,114 in 1858; and of flour 1,143,461 cwta. in 1868, against 631,328 In 1857, and , 633,640 in 1866. MITROPOLIYAN MAILIPAY COMPANY. An adjourned meeting of shareholders in this em ptier wee had yatesday at their dicey Great George-nrest, Westaidanter ; Mr. WILKINSON hi SIN &sir. In re* to quakes ken morel shssebeiders, The CILISIZZAN Mid sit the shares had bent registered, and that Mr. Jay bad paid 40,0001. in had money upon those which hen bald. Applications had been made for 6,000 of these shares upon the pan at the public, but only upon the condition that all the caw shares belonging to the con tractor were taken up. A rather warm dalmatian then mewed, la the comae of which, Mr. Joan' ashamedly Napa ea lemeilahe presseethe of the sadenekhepos the but aems of p ais sad prepared a neehti ice Oath(hi= rectors, and leaving the matter entirely in atilt INNIdo. The CIAIZILUI, however, moved the adjournment et the meeting till 11 o'dock on Xeaday, at the uses pin; ha n odes the decision of the contractor to whom Y hed pert weir reared ; and deride upon their future seeme; wed Dlr. 00 t t.s T (a director of the Great Maim) apsessed the rest desire felt by his hoard for the laswedleee peesess. don of the line, and their lull conviction that the llse, when UMW, would yield a better return than any other lime connected with the metropolis. Ultimately Mr. Jones withdrew his motion, and the meet ing wee, therefore, adjourned till Monday next, at 11 o'clock, et the muse place. GRAND rzuNz 14.1L1r4Y 07' CANAD 4. The halt-yearly report of the directors, just issued, stair that in oonseqesnee al the vedseticaa which have been seeded in the loconvisive &primate, the coat per mile nee hang the last an months of 1857 about lid. lees than dartug the WM.= months; making, with former savings, a diminution of 21d. per mile run In the last eighteen months. A nductice has also been efiseted la several of the other working &eine.. The tend traffic receipts foe the pest hair-year have been 270,008/. 19s. W. • the ex penses, 227.8311. 2s. 11d. These latter include aliargee for management, the maintenance of the road, the establish- MIMS at the loggia's, and the other permanent espouses. The general manager reports that the present actual wet per mile ' which amounts to about 101. per week, and whi c h eon trasts favourably with the work;ng charges on any other trunk railway In America, is sufficient to carry on a butte of 201. per mile per week. The whole of the expiates of adverldeing, and of agency connected with the rail way, and the through booking of goods and peseenrste, both on the American continent and throughout Great Britain, and OR the oastlarst of Eampr, amounting to 7,7761. 10s. Od., _ea charges against the revenue for the poet half year, eila,o •a conaiderable portion of the expenditure under thine Made was incurred In the two previous hell years. Them inns will, after the premed year, be very much dimi nished. Notwithstanding the severe and aspreralag mine in Canada and the United 81atee the net proceeds of the revenue for the ball year tertansting oa the 31st of Nam ter last, bate been more than rufacient to pay the interest under the lame of the Atlantic end St. Leeriness guaranteedr ay, and the interest on the pmfe sloe capital to the tad • last year. These owe aims amount to 41,4361., and the net revenue to 42,1271. In the face of Ilia dirmeselon the receipts cd the railway are snadusny improving. For the half year ending the 30th of Jame 1866 they were et the rate of 84 Ils. per mile per week ; for ;hat ending glee af December, 18.54, 101. 6e. ; 30th of hose. 1837, 101. l ; sad during the past half year. 111. Ifs. Aaa the recent advisee from the company's Akers In CM& speak area regingly a. to the continued prorpectiveinereses of the 'MSc. PROM LAST : NIGHT'S GAZETTIL 11111111111111. Saim il 14maznam i Lev i erareyg, ,. =4 .... ........ riir aa ma. ream. Guild n":l Moll 44 W me .1 mmoata Ir ra l a, g 7i ITE . lebeedave ; M. CAMPLING aM banana /boom Nook; Ms am= May 4 m 1. mn Lae 3 a 2. at and 0... Oa Jartnamaes : el l . a =W i tisimm aol emus baumni WEIXONS. ICU 7 lank lelli 11111 p .Y 1. . Lan. and Lem Pears ; off. onba. asts r oi m pirs.LMta 02140•4 .. .7,-. m eal. . 4 gl a s. 4at Illi u m fr a Oth mi lO i l t Na m ej. /I m a m tatjt l / 2 . WA wi t i.. a= si tty2 ; i5an7 47 117 a l r wo g:it la: 6 , ...--,.• Wail.. Gam. eel tomb Wrens webs mitor. Nan land a. ma 110. ot . OliaL Ma. bite. mrsbi b =plea. ma maws. ; ea asig, ma Witte axon Um e l ortilt ttraL l at i IS Sta " tr.,:i•-al tk t : R ft ...6 Vse....... . Lan Bum. 4 and me . ail. at Baal Coat. baL. Wilton. DIY • alai. 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W. 1 SWIDZ i a =. 646 ate lsoun issi. mad areas. Illasktrisa Nasal 1 . 1611kossreet er BlB. l7lln, oad • illay lt W. irrkiTbia sag r ..„. 7' ILoat XV at s tag L l. Wail Itssalon mad Loam Xlkalsrpt mad 2/1. J. Doan Daus = a te s Woma. . 4 "'' l l... isr jt It Tom J i. : . . ... 3 .... r.. IfYiltass a, .1 ll itm. x . u il 16. istmuns, ea 1 aim. wow P. LICZ., %=6. saw matinsarsr-11.7 11 b a sA i lluassua. siumlso—Jasd U. H. Bytom * (111111 8 / 1 8 Mis bo Miro man no shoos to Xs amiany. et maim 7, :r .. !.. T. X ' lano l ,Usadurow—Wsi 7 7. D Wad. aasi-azuvariad • H a 71. 1 Yard ,bakonose-11107 a 11 . = W. sad .""""" —X iam : B , a i k. Posas. ‘ • 7 . " A llah vim A. T. • itt l isesnillxassear . Wammilar—Was 17. ‘7 l l. g rolsoms * Walt J. larsalst mad J. Dorkad res. . Wm% nmernamea DIXIOLVaD. W. WsWoas7 ea • sad Wsliniid. Wog Silas of Ter: . .714411121•3 Mod U i . Osa t tioes. 0117. Abaft& a 8 4.2. . akij . brass. 11 1:1 8 W i n and a 81 1818881 1 . . do i z . at 4 46. mad soma a z Itg : . a 'MOM . 14 11 : : tt li ar illir liti• Diattailiiii... " , 4 .4 11: 1 5 ,14. k Dar ssidkam. tms sma amsm • • unossa limil talSsa Vt. Ool eB =t i sd brol — T. Blab dint awl BB B. D. W awa sad g. Waralsk. falmr " Adas t.tw‘ m. B =Mtro. '86% •24111. O. :1 11 . 11172 88818 . 818" ist i a i : llaslar. = tad 11. W am ills iss osala Antaisan W. Mem sad . IL Mx xi 3: Soft Dareaddimm MITT I=l B e. Mt mad D.= l l lBlBB4l lasoulaY bil lmladaalt . so tsr as Nora J. L. ITlbka—J. Obili h t s .rmw, mad IL aux Dow. lit 1=24e. t7. adlles—D. 0. do katoto sad C. 0. ... D. ow.. Wood BBB ort4 Suffolk. satoergoailaw—J. Loam mod X. WOonolst M. elmatcor • Ism mad:ants SCOTCH IMPITINTILATIONIL Jenotes C l, ure MAW. adght. Apra 30. at the Rome aad With _Parlay. JAMAS x *cue 3, Illaetote, hotel keeper. Add] 30. at the neat, et Preettruore Nell. Uaegod. 35011.5 MACDONALD AD. Jon livrnat 011a0= au re . and Ulageow. betel haw% May 1. the Ibid. la. !Fiume C11114'1316 Wen, cabinet maker. Mar 4, M the Gerdes Ax Elva. Joni Ker. Mawr, tea merebast. Apra 30, at the Paeally Hall. Okao+. 11 errata. Std~ tlampinair. April 30. M the Britt& Hotel, Dundee. tato Intelltgaut. _......._ HOUBB OF LORDS.—Arun. U. 1112 11.1113W111171Y MAMIE. The ease was rammed tide mendeg. The AMemey boorfag -Gaswel pet ta a book wadded, " Oelleatems ßa Wog la Se Family of Talbot," which bed boa disemered fa Dessmime lest, in a box at the amide Cakes The late Alemsereemeral is summing ty hr the mown het imudea, wiled as Neserkable that the pedigree el Bishop Talbot, the i zogenitor of the present earl, which was ocenmittee ol the home In 1719, =I I hem probtord from the muniments of the Whet The book In question had been since diIIWRINd by mire accident, end contained a pedigree in the baserthisi at Kr. Outer King at Arms, and which wes to be the produced before the com mittee%Plig9. It wee a faithful copy, though not a hen soritelfathoaftorich has been called in the come of this cam the Mr. King, o i l l it ai ren;ld's College, was examined, and said that the hook was konnd In a box which bad not ban ex endued shim 1844. On croui-ozandastion by Sir B. Botholl, the witama Mated that the book bad been purchand is 1784 by the Herald's Cofts, at the sale of the library of a herald. Sir A. H• 64 oonteadad that such a document, purchased as • curiosity, could not be considered ea official record, ad mkalblo In . widows ....... INIKILVENT PIPMIOIIIII2I. j T. L et t= ko.6. l. lNat i o = illliir—R Kw. tle . hir—lL Mt= M 6ll6 r el goj isb —4lal k T rk . sida...3 .l7ppialolvolem amt,—J "surt : auditircir—J. Nina. Mina Seek sem. liniar. Usk aegia. peek 'midis mordent. DIKILLILILTIONB OP DIVID WlLLsiii lad Lucy Mina La= Obardialmoil ini timberviik ull• lases—lat divillail of IL. 17. ant ow samara Tory. as modiolmet. Thum,' illle•ISI4 11,11=1 m at i i.g =gen PG re 14"146 +riday lima rrk 4 1dielmeat. Br Jamas Mims Pints. Prostiresaa. *We tlealir-111 Cilia/ et la 1 .1 j&gell2l. and lay isispemo Tliesivoit Marraek kr- eipags .ooyavws lionok )Su lartleildrs. wera—lled lOM- THE DESTRUCTION OF THE JAMES 84111.138. This splendid vessel, lying in the Huskiason Dock, Liverpool, is now burnt down to the water's edge ; and if any of the remaining cargo is saved, it will be so damaged by Sr. and water uto be almost =dem. We understand that time policies of insureace 1/4.• opened upon the vowel whim she sailed for Celestes, sled Net, acoortikeg Si the owner's opinion, they bed net inked when the Si. tech place. The followbgletter ikon His local agent to the Lon don Secretary of Lloyrs was meted in the Liverpool Underwriters' Room yeeeesdey " Liverpool, April 22, 1858. " Sir —By the telegram the Mal destruction of the Imes &dam would mach Lleyes. The origin of the fin is cal y sumised to have *rim Sent speimeseim semime. tion. 'TM:Welke were all dieeherpi yourdey, seri the leiwer hatches takes e[ in the promisee tido sarveyors, us ammo of sal kiwi Wog Pupegeibie. I vmderatand the rossisder of the cargo GOMM. !COOS seed, end jute, sad if the Sr. weis smothering the egulegnie 14 air may 111:030M for he bursting out. The ship wee scuttled, but it we only • 12 het tide, hence It was melem, ea there wise not much more water in dock them the skip drew. It is reported that the time policy en the sky was cancelled on the 19th hoit. Scarcely any shipowners insure from Si. Is the Liverpool Dodo experience abaft that the risk lam never tom «in wards geseding Nolnat. The imeminm et 6d. par eent. would beitaleleet, bet the 'temp deer ea eft is severe. Wadi net this he • good manually Gthe trine. writers end shimming to messorielbe the Osert salinebequer to reduce the 'lmpiety le flee pellelesem eliggliggeelld. for 11. m• saunas, homed of fis.? A swag weal lie obtained whdisee not exist, and It would Men le in sure. Ire dlammethequeal ion haammerbeen semi dared, although I have often suggested it to the but the obstacle was the stamp duty. With die sb ri i rgt7n Pike water, and proper appliances at the dock quays, tons of water could be poured into a ship. In this Malmo the 'catalog with only a 12 feet tide did injury, ea when she grounded the water pumped into Ma ran out. The dock au thorities should to compelled in the bill new berme pert«. meet to provide complete water pipes for extinguishing Sr.. along the dock Tau. The opportunity afforded of the it of suck a clause would he amply justified bj the proem' calamity, if brought under the notion of the Board of Trade.—l remain, air, your obedient aervant, " H. C. CII•PMAN t agent for Lloyd's. "To Captain G. A. Halsted, lt.N, Secretary of Lloyd's." Our I/00l correspondent was yesterday informed th a t the underwriters will inept* the chum for ussuranos upon tbe James Baines. AMERICAN SZAMON3.-Bome of the announce ments in the Sea Frencisce papas of samosa to be presch.d In that city are very siagalar. At Calvary Church the MU. of the evening sermon was to be " Beemon's First Lot., the Lion Fight, sad the Marriage." On the Sunday after, at the same chapel, the subjoin was again to be taken from the life of flazesun, " The Wedding fitddie end the consegeent Tragedies." At the Tabernacle, "a sermon was to be preached eppropciate to the recent elections. Sullem, • &echoes up a Tree, his Mode of Climbing; " and it was added, " Thbi will be ialtrnetive to little men seeking high The defeated candi , letee for local offices and attend." Imams are partic u l ar ly end medially Melted to TIER CAMBRIDGE BOAT-RACES.—The University eight-oared races will COCHISPIICS on llcsetisy, the 10th of May, and continue • for eight days. ;The first division will pall in the evenings, end the . cooe d di v i s i on i n t h e afternoons. The iloTteedsoldei that the work could not be received in Mime& -- After some farther evidence the claimant's case was dosed, and the further oonsideration of the cam adjourned to Monday week. BAIL COURT.—ApaiL 23. (Sittings at NW Prins at Westainster.—Before Mr. Junes Coleridge and Comma Juries.) Tide was the moomielttfai at Weld=hurterfor the term. The list contained a entry of 28 mem, of w= 70 i were remenete. COLS... Kr. H. Chambers and Idr. Hawidne were counsel for the Mr. Power end Mr. H. James represented the t. The deniention alleged that the defendant kept • ferooloas deg sorestomed b 1111, annitind, wall Mowing that it was on, sad that the deg alt the pleintiff. It appeared Mat thspliallif, who sued by his father as neat friend, la a little toy about mix years old, the eon of Mr. Collins, a medial prastiener residing at Pena/is Cottages, Holloway-road. The ddsndant is a gentleman of property, living at Black Stook-lane, Highburr vele. On Sunday 4e, 22nd of Fskeuary, 1867, Mr. Collins was wall= s i g th wife and little boy In Inekbur7 - vds• ba d Liu the child shriek, and cm taming round saw that a d caught him by the log. He ran back and beat off the dog. The child's lag was bite= in five places. He wee carried house end embed to bed for some days, and he was dim med. atteoltef by metric fiver and jaundloe. The leg is MS eon, end b. scum wry mush from the Kieft of the ateddiat. Whim Mr. Collins Mowed the dog to the de hadant's home, be at first denied that it wee his, but after weeds emitted It had been left by • lodger. It wee a good-deed mongrel terrier. At the instance of Mr. Collins the defendant allowed it to be de stroyed. Several poems residing in the neighbourhood stated that the dog wee always on the defendant's premises, and bad previously bit children. The defence was that the deg was not the propmtyof tbe de fendant, but belonged to a man who had gone to Austra lia. After his departure it mmained about the place, end was in the habit of being fed by the neighbours. It was further mated that the dog was very quiet, and only mapped when it wee teared by the children. The jury eventually returned a verdict for the plaintiff —damages 301. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-AF IL 23. (Sittings at Nisi Prim in London—Before Mr. Justice Williams and a common jury.) BENJAMIN E. .-WILAT'S 117 E YAWL IT-DAT £T woot.wics This was an action to recover damages for false imprison ment, and the defendant pleaded not guilty by statute. Mr. Skinner, Q.C., sad Mr. Keathley appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. Serjesat Ferry and Mr. Hawkins for the defendant. The plaintiff is a dealer in =Wry-wars, residing in London, but getting his living by ' following markets ;" sad the defendant is also s dealer in crockery-ware, and is ' In haziness at Woolwich. The plaintiff had been in the habit of exposing his goods for tele in Woolwich market ! place on Saturdays for 16 years past, and wee doing so on rday evening, the 16th January last. Between eight and nine the defendant went up to him and demanded his Hosea' m a hawker, and ea the plaintiff had no such license the defendant gave him in charge, and insisted upon hie locked up. Oa Monday be was taken before Mr. Tr who thought that no law bad been violated, and die e.harged him. The counsel for the &Indent admitted that he bed given the plaintiff in charge, but contended that he was justified In di g so by the Hawkers Act, the 60th George 111., esp. 41, the 70th section of which dated that It should be lawfal for say whatever to sibs and detain any hawker trading wilis a limn& It was lam Ibat the dtk seelita add that whin therein contained dwell eased to guy person or meow selling or expoidng far sale pods in any public mart, market, or fair legally eakiN ' sisd He had the letters patent, dated in 1619, which enatal Woolwich Market, end slated that the market day shwa be Friday. He had • good tied of other evidence, to chew that the market day was Friday, and the plaintiff bomb avow! his goods on Saw day could not cla im the bomb al ohs market. The plaintiff's counsel, ea the other hand, rid that he bad evidence that Saturday lied boss kept for teeny yeses as a Durkee day, that tolls had been labm on that day, and that there wee on Beenrday a de bob market Bylaws was then laid beds the jury. His Ural* treated a milt* foe the plaintiff, but gave the defendant's conassi leave to move the hill court. The jury sesemei the damages at 201. COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Aran 23. (Sittings et Nui Prius.—BetereStron Watson and Common Juries.) KILROY V. ABDOOLLAIL-7ALBIII IMPhISOMIEENT. This we. an action for assault and false imptsonment, to which the defendant pleaded not guilty, and a justification. Mr. Serjeont Shea and Mr. Ken we. counsel for the ; Mr. 0. Joyce represented the defendant. The plaintiff is a bricklayer, in the employ of Mr. Brown, builder, of St. John's-wood, mad the defendant is • native of the FAII4 who hoe resided for soma years in this country, and acted as interpreter to the late Queen-Mother of Oade during her stay here. It appeared that on the day on which the as sault complained of took place, the plaintiff accompanied by his wife, was going up a yard in Union-grove, leading to their hours, when he observed the defendant committing a miasma st the gateway. Be maionstrated with hint, sad nemsvad IYr that his wife might pass by. Shortly after wards a polinaman mans into his house, but did not do anything. The plaintiff then mid he would give the defendant into onaMdy, if he spin saw him in the same position. A few mints@ afterwards he wee arrested by the policeman, at the imam es of the defendant, who chsrpd him with attempting hietit lb pocket. The charge Ins duly asterod se the alssion, and the plaintiff was imbed up all night. On roaming he was tam bikes lies magistrate mid disdeargsd, when this swim minim& to recover own pmselion lb, des injury. TM dolma was that Hes phial bad put his arm round 411.11161114 sod had INIMONVIIIid to pick his pookst. His bodeidp Irving sewsmsd up, The Jul N _roinemail • vantiot for the pleintiff—dainages 61. to The 11111111811 jeep mid bs would consider whither he ought comity kw THE POLICE COMM IcANSIO* 7 HOUBB. William Ba•M et;trittiaiiil7,;;ereqeds, the einent• of Mr. htereheett, g. 6 -1..-m, at Barking, in Fawn, wen brought Wen the Lard Mayer and Aldan= Copeland, in smilia. the (harp of having stolen a beaket, ooalsklag SO Mr, the pr of dash. tarter. The oar van and. raoa abler by the fan that the planers had been re Warty led into the robbery by a maim, vibe Oappenea to he erapleyed with them at the tbse. _ _ _ T. Bast, foreman to Mr. Hewett, Sek — l ---an, at Billings gate, rid—l saw the prisoners on board Mr. Merchant's smack in the dock, and I taw a man sewed Wood take two baskets of soles separately tato • pabbo-houes from under neath the bottom of the smack. I followed Mtn, but he ran awe Vihitheridge (692)—The prisoners were given into custody et board the smack, with the basket of soles produced. They were told the charge. Tibble said he handed the. soles ■ pp the hatchway, and Soott said he t►rew them ov erboard. Scott further said la was promised the sum of lila, by a party for doing no. By the ditectlon of the Lord Mayor the party alluded to as the inciter to the robbery was taken into custody. He proved to be James Wood, a peroem who works constantly at Billmgegate. Bait, the foreman to Mr. Hewett, identified Wood as the man who was under the bottom of the smack at the time the baskets of soles wem thrown overboard. Mr. blaTnitan TaTte;cled;;;;;lisy, and rid be Mt greatly for the two boyr, both 0f whom, and emetially Mb* be bad entreated with considerable ease of money, not one tarthiag of which bad aver been found to be Miami on any oomaioe. The Lord Mayor —lt is gaits evident that they have beam 1 led into the commission of this offence by the prisoner Wood, and it was csrtainly melaacholy tome the effect of bad example upon boys of whom you have so high an opiabet. Mr. Merchant—l am warlock that they never would bare doss anything wrong if it had sot been for Wood. The Lord Mayor—l molt give them some pushdon% but it shall be small in oonerguenos of your statement sad Interference. Aa for Wood, whose guilt is of so serious assure se to make us regret that our power to poi* is so limited, the smosece upon him is that be be ireptisensd, with hard labour, for tax ealestrier maths, and these bore sisal be diaoherged sad handed over to you in 21 days. BOW-STREET. A well-dreesed vorni Man , -named JlM/8 draelley, aged 27, warn charged With embezzling 4721. 10a., received on ifs his employar„llr. Richard Dada Cnsig, Q.c ., of t _ Oquars, idscoirclan. Ispector blackmails deposed that he apprehended the scam on Thursday musing in the Quest's-road, C where he was walking with his Wife and fandinlige did p p olios-statl surp oa that he was apear rised at ths char charged ge with an ld , and on t o m , that " he did not think it wee so moth." 474 7. re t i ptismar, after receiving the usual caution, l 44 AB aus say is that I sat eery sorry that such a thing M a b ap . posed, _sad that I hops the prismatic will deal with ism is not on my amount but for the sake my wife al dux Mr. Jardine thus committed him for trial. AGILBIDITS RIGAL—IIta swim al alma dosed Mal y.. Ka mm&ag,. Mal Ass V W de Ws* M. salsdas a sse~ el Ilk• MOM of Nam ergot d agcs en Se = nn et Msseeier, 160 . 2_fti in gels" es Wilierls Ms. OK— musso74 in dCUd errors ow. tsar& sompsisd es I zasse . ga t t: IL—There Is more . Ism t• swi l aritli=sp. Is ibu tios stwa almiNalt2 lll 4 ma W:25. la le siar•A man darasistrcittlas. sad bons ..r AM to 171. RR Ida Oa Ili & los aa sik axes alassasa. and lbws is saw a eadi= king alia 111 dm Med Ned wit geotb at Fakes pdo. lams waded, WA Boas slow COTTON.—ldviszooc. Ann. 23.—The advt.'s. received from aft. ties ea Monday Ina Witat .tti soaddssad tavaarsbie foe b01d..., am la. 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It or oloaVt hoed or one of our hotpot how bids Muer hod heou 4 " that Nur not Wylie kW** day we had hal till yinr to verdier, bee In reforests le Vale ," eal we him aul oe *go Last *Me to oisarsell. toss lo Wise lathe moat It le Mt Caid whin I*Yenalb.ll47l=spre sl =Z. s. 10" : 11 : 1 5 I rn wa aestor "" = l les a* en= ftr Iles atom M l ii re ihb *otreit t tow th e e te= li glo h i lizr .--. 1 . 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Hon ft. to 44r Antall—The dame( wheat was mcdreMe, babe a ilsk Mmead, prior wen Ina 64 the ertwailiaes d MA Waite Maxim swil Mbar &rakers wore Jim sad without ebarma A week mass 19 :—Whsas., 3,946 art, M 414.916. ; MAXI M Ma 114. ; a 6.. 131. M 166. ; rye, 16, at 30a; beam, at MA 0011.131-14eerh ban 13.—Thadla's Wert Martha, IT.. TM Mid Moor. lb. U. • Wrtma. 16a • Will. Ea 4 Benson lbs. 9d.; way Jim Bri m tog. M. 'wail. Mail WM tell, 16a &L I taw awn, i 4. Wag Mad rtryddylls ilaPcrt i ltrt ; Lad n5m. 611 0 19 . Wa; Walle Mad Maas. dcl; ails Lad South Itetios.l7. Wm, EM Iftsweres, 11. ed. ; Walls ltad Hartlepool Ilettoo, Id.. 34.. Wan Mal Mash Heklert : Wads Lad South Reline. lea rd ; way My Mys. el ; Duararta Merthyr, 2 ; Darya Seen, 10. re market 6u ; wl6. 41. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mr Ps. War-TOW. ?MK =LIM% mo .16.41.1. WA UM Welk IMAMS April 11. am. m Dm* .. f & LesOce. llzturiss ...... . 007 148 WS I,n Weil mast d 47411 Pastas Week siding AprlllB. Landes and Wm/man — 1.200 12 1,311 1.401 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCL CASUALTIES. Fared Quene-7M Lemke, o Liverpool, hell in with the ahem, meat QUM', et Iftw TFk.eheneinnen. and put chief Kai Illi ihree nem oa: board. who would brim {her to the nearest Wee hes Pharr% from lihransee to Marrs Leese, has .00k; met timid st Liverpool. The Clomplea of the law Wok Yellollooir. from Ookoittsloll dam off M. Al em' Rowl.-14mpool. Apri, VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ada, from Bombay for Bali. 1011 days, Worth 26. Challenger (ship), tram Logsdon for Shansine, la days, all well, NNW 13, lat. 3.36 s..lan. 4.33 w. Clara (ship). from Colombo for London, 110 days, April 13, let. 11.41 X., e.ta w. Massa (Alp), from Urania for Liverpool. 61 days, Fle. 13, 35.16 a., 100 10.41 lodination (Norwainw slap), from Loadoa for ilydasy, Argil 17, Ws 46.33 if., law, 11.43 11. Robert Poniard (ado), train Caloatta for Liverpool, 67 days, Mardi 19.1 at. 1.19 8.,1ah 19.37 W. EXPORTS OF COAL DURING MARCH, 1868. In their monthly export coal list, just published, Nam. W. and H. Laird state that the total impede doing Much, 1868, were 417,463 tone, being a Anew as 7: wiik March, 1867, of 37,486 tons. Of this amount, 640 tone were not from the Northern ports, 17,263 taw tie Terkel** ports ; Liverpool, 26,476 tons ; the Bern per% 116,309 tons ; the Scotch poets, 20,876 tons. The total a pmts from January to March, 1858 (inclturve), were 1,079,060 tons. RAILWAY REcEtrrs.—The tint& returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom published for the week ending April 17, amounted to 421,6601 , and for the week of last year to 438,3501., *bowing a decreens wi ntf The gran receipts of the eight railways harts( their waist in the metropolis amounted for the week what as shove to 175,123/ ; and of the corresponding weak of let Tar to 184,0811., showing a decrease of 8,9561. The dot mare on the Greet Northern Railway amounted to 1,6471; on the Greet Weston to 6901.; on the London sad Nerds Western, to 6,9371. ; en the London and Blackwell le 014 on the London, Brighton, and South Comm to 8281 ; as the London and South Weetern to 5361.; end on the ilesth Eastern to 1,1441.; total, 10,6621. Bat from this mein deducted 1,8771., the increase on the Eastern Counties, bar lug the deems* as above, 8,968. The receipts on es Me lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 24437 1 4 81 for the corresponding period of 1867, to 254,2894 thine a decrease of 7.8321. in the receipts of these lines; .leek, added to the decrease on the metropolitan lines, mho the total decrease 16,7901. as compared with the correspleft week of 1867. At Martinique the Governor has rapt:awed de Aqua.. per for having republished from the peen.! journal Le IpBrd a letter indicating the French steno ti Atria= oslonisalke. [Advertisement.)—HOLLOWAY'S Ownnorr AND IIIP•11•11.11.11.1) Ora. 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