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

VA rAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, MAT 4. 'nt f 4114• imp general regimental order ftom the Artiolut-Oeserel e. liorewOmwde, hail bean promot e... 4 at Woolwich, .1a Ultima to the debate of dm re-or minutiae of the Reuel Artillery The auctusive riper moue to the R. 74 Artillavy Laving mud aa amentileureat Woolert:t of an unwieldy ray nt• oral .t .R, het Majeaty - government, on the ream ,ileme Of hi. Royal Highness the lienerel Comma/- in.; .t..Ctref. I. la dot Ida.' ;Lot tree clatf ,ball be distributed io the eta: rd atatiocs at bora. .4tol abroad, but the hood oo., ten wilt menu, u hen-tame, at Woolwich. in making ttna dhatribution WA Royal Highness Usk. to :taper,. upon the chisde of the. odious, non-cormalselomed cei era and rota of the Royal Artillery, that la renwertag brolqoarties of the itiajoril of the brigades Boma W... h, ha is duteous that this station, which has her m i n, yews the nut of wisatilk knowledge mut 1.- tr.O..cod instruction, shall still ecenaut to be eo cue o .ad that Us earnest defeat is to make this thaw lo :loured depot of the Royal Artillery stdl mote eminent as the greet metre of lawnution for the whole corps of Royal *tottery. Altbugh the regiment has been formed tato km:ode', It moat lie diettnctly borne in mind that the °m oral Coolomedispia-Chlef will, from ttmt to time. mina sa it situations as hie Royal &gnome Loy deem a Ivisable— as chaagiag the batteries or brigade from tield to unless duty, awl erre eerie; sad changiag the heellqamten Of Mafioso se may be releired. It beteg very den ruble that every man in the regiment Auld he thoroughly acquiattd with the whole of the Owe. of the Artillery uldirte, r mimusliag officers will he held responsible that the chimes are Matructed as far se roo st'', ea ganeara, and Guipure@ in drivine drill. The reliefs will be carried cia by entire beigadm and it will be &monied that cook brigade, before Woeceding on forage esrvioe, shall, If practicable, be Matlaa.d at Lug twelve mouths at Wool wi h. The depot brigade at Woolwich will waist of all parmanautly em ed nonocomaileskeed officers arid men sod of recruit. fur on !Ulan or ciknalal 'orrice, as well sa of men retuned from &bust It will to composed of eight diviekno of gunners cr drivers, in each reporting Y the ma officers may think beet. Artificers sad en n mar lastroottem aa sa b, for foreign brigades, will also belumg to the dust ; but there wader hum Lion at the liftya litaanal at Woof vielt will ha attached to the depot of MOM Artillery or to the Field Battery Brigade at Woolwich. The kapital will be on the same footing as a gums, houttal, each brigade having certain portions allotted to it, aad the commeadoie o®w will hold Ws own medical odium reoponeible. The princ,pal medical caw, when re quiring Milers for medico' boards, ter., will apply to the commaatant, who will detail them in garrisou order for that duty. The regimental ochoola will continue as at DIOR the conriandast, who will give each °ekes u he may think Amway to commanding (kers of taiga/el. The Land of the regiment will be attached to the depot every Aker In the regiment audieribieg onsaally tw b i r at i y:/ pay, as at pleuct, towards its support: . A &whistled of Royal Attain , : arrived at headquarters WI day from the Cope of Good Rope, and two companies arrived by railway last sight, frr m home stations. to be at tricked to the Ltd artillery briosile at headquarter/. The garrison is now a acme of the utmost activity in coosequance cal the rapid departure and arrival of troop, to care, out the recent &iterate:ea. It is staled that a cavalry regiment will motioned at Wo)lwith, but 00 odkisl orders co the subjeat have been received. LAUNCH OF THE LINE-OF-BATTLE SHIP HOOD, 91 GUNS. The British navy has rece ded a HATHAM valuable oddi ties to its pomade' bet ef lios.of-bettis ships by the 1 boot this desityard, of the Gm wow stemold pHoed, e t ) b i soon, width Melt pieta al atheism ts the primate of werel thawed_ symisteve wbe were_presest le WIWI/ the spectoe's (rote both bad sod veto. The Had is • "boa mecum n of navel sesidlestsre, awl se she ley es doe Won the lamb Yr vest simmd the *mad of sari yeses her boll, topiltist with kr best maim, enaltsd 'Wood wiaination. Mr has been on the steam building a weber of rem haring tom adiposity dedgmed idd down for an b ond sailing ship. As Me how er, waa f und that the present (dr= made it deeireble ihnt the ship* Mod be with the atudiary term peeps la, sad Meadow vent se cortingly pitoo by the loads of the Adoeireity to e do Bad • bawd-blob KMW steelier. The= kg /gem • dl give some ids of the sae of this mad : MIMS* Wog h Mimeo perpendiculars, 238 lest; hark of bed kg t. Image, NO bet 10f inches; extreme beamith, id het 9 mho; breadth ler Low, 66 hot ; breadth eicseklid. /4 het 3 babes; depth bold, het ; hurdles to tees, 8.3111143-94. The lomat wee find pises at eke top of the load, shame me o'clock, butbo that bear do pis rise which moromded the Yip IMO bled with coomey, every available spa which oneniandad • view of the Isumb Saving it. Geseparte. TM elver, cm, was shaded verb boats and other ern*, crowded with yeetators. the Ist..t,ai of t atesalllng of the pa th sad the I = taking place rte tits bead of the Royal Maim Lida In fantry. awaited in taKef the glacier, played • variety of r puler nautical sod slier soak, under the n el Herr a p p/q,the euinco r. Al the lead et the skip • , dammed with BAY aer, bad been area Le the Lae& of the Ailiabeliy, but r b hey. use st tb moinbas of the DIMd ears peewee A mlfsey wee aim ees Spart for those amebae of Walwat who IMPS Arbor !it 'rimming the lens& reeememy w egiiiiir the skip the perhossed )bar hod s • • of Lord Hood, aft. the owed la a low oboes aftm weeds the siagr e i zs e sis trhke held her were booked away, mid the ally tile~ dont the ways tato a, esters laid the if esesmbleil thousands, the bawl of de lteyel Madam Ogles N Bela Drikatia." The beach we adaworlefted is be me et the beet ever wh ams,' at die dedrystd, met the Ism hit* amorloy. Also the twat the Wild Won indheld es be tam to sow 11 two V rgo warm dews is Illmensee, Mare abe will be Mind volt ha mock eery by Memo Pam awl Sem her miles. se et 409 boo pewee. am le them to be salt bed SO Os sI,W &Orbs et the seem a_,. is entimary. The most weeel se he honsbill bon We dockyard will be the mem Ist el tweeds Clorybile, 11, tibia is Mend to take plea at Me Jon of • soil•• war reard at Ws inbred few the Aaniralty tbeabekiii ems mom rflgruslikoplog s. tNe estat.'l4.lwat p' +d thi• sersirt N Iftrarair tow dr purr.. of misting la aavigatisi 'be ha--of• bank mew dom. loyal Orme, IN, mad se Porunonth. A DNIIIIALTT. MAT IPPOINTNINTS. Cap ** A. P. IL De Hemp MOD, to the *tab, 141, stow siect r=e: Doweem w eeeroat•Adoot. A. 0. (1107) es the Men, 17 wee Mom &o, ao Portasseek, toomiteloold ; J. H. (1•60, le the Wry*, A, ewe+ stem no meek at Naar paek esseeheleosi; C. H. May (146 ) , to the Phew, am" seem pa w.md,tt Pottemna , b. cooreholseed • ; C. W. (064), se the Thin Yoh, Yoh, e, mew Alm goo lend, immods.ieseel. Liniment 0. WI 4 (MM. b ***ltad to the Era- ANA 11, mew at grirdahip, at Ponsmoutb, ufog lowerat liter-A4mirsl G. K. Mandy, neoa4 n ew mod IA the liaditarraataa. Y RT. iJ. co;j7(tess). to bs addiiiosal 'Easter of the 111.seirs,11g, acts, stow aid" for coastguard service is the For Chad Monte?' As.islaat L. L. Dams, to the Crony, 80, sees. onus Komi elilh at Itheerseer. YI leblpessa O. 6. BMWS. to the Hateafbel. An Admiralty notiselia; biota issued inr u ilz .4.1 ) 1 col •ns foes dol t tresilliol pests to sets as t Mater, Ili the Royal Navy. RECRUITING FOR TER NAVAL FOlClR—During rs.erds the navel seedesvoes es Towerthill was besieged by lean Irrd o , E ;cm") swiss to take 'orrice in the Royal Navy under the sew trgelatfoes awarding • bounty for anterior. More then 200 hobos were rejett.d, being under the standard height ; sad mend suns and !sub teen were not Lased by the soma. A via, dettoretei with Ilse end satelniog petty Akers sad a hr., bond, pe rembo'sod the leading thoroughness at she Best end with great MICCOIII. as upside of three hundred SCVII•I2 .ad 1•111111 MIS wale wend before fsr o'clock. Many waterers of the How Thema hers shimmered. Cameo Brown will shortly proceed to Liverpool to make mr•egements fur the entry of seas sad leadsmen lato the navy at that perk At Pectementk a ausber of c *tiers seek. we. have Mks advents* of the Qusere's hasty, and many fine lads have joined the service as ten years' con tin3eue-sreke men. At Greenock, on Mostday, • party of 2:0 nest voluntees, modetiog of tetilleß and landsmen, wocerled 4. ' , ll , rners, by re I. curler the charge of Colour- Bement Wedge, of the Atholl. Of these 16 Tres enlis.ed r n Saturday. I'S Nary of hos still continues. These y othful earildatee ate so itharient that 40 were entered on 1 1 1.mter. and sat on board the Hogue. Pret.inowe DOCKTAILD.—The Virago, 8, paddle, c own... icr 1) oneotrelwell hiss the butte tow the Reser, 1, to Dee k ohl. The Reveage, maw jury par, will Le rutty 4) lhen liierwelay The NIP servattaat took charge as the le.. The Gtethoutyl, 16, will be Ltuachad on the tat of Sway There to a foe mash 'stoney open at Gra yard. Arrineecurets se moot eel rash la opere , a for the ushers of the wh..11 of the Ir.", shore, from thee .. w Downesry well gloss the bterh al t, Lhirdon hill t the government lead et HoMes-point, I r the es.ens'...n of the, dockyard and formed's of a sown hmin. Orders baring just been issued by the Commander-' is- CLIO at Portsmouth, that an ''ram-ships saki', WS of theirs/6d is Bother Bey shell miry a flag to want an salt te beep out of the hire( their course, with • seer to premed moth academes and We of life as occurred en the last trial ciao Dodson would swage* that all such ships .how'd likewise has berm es lewd lOW with an efilocut eneute a tawearly Waft Om In err of so smergrtacy The two late antilsimn at in ?seems and lb. Doi. pet.' the t sollelei reeithe of weeks Who, the f seer ran iiObi ammogo A, M ile at lit o'clock at meat, ter ies tabenob b be adagios am Ike souk the An bed rllO/M.4l6luntseekyet taw hake of the Pereserame owe tautially feweseed by allbolfe err. aid all had.,l6, sewn; Shins whoa Me Ads sea Ye the shop at Stokes Bog la rid day i tt i ta hni shr still water, wi th plenty of M eo r W f , end everything on sorb an eremite we may be nee good Ole, It took nearly Is antis t ) pct the bomb ea to the water, ad tree of the skip, she the In, [O4O sad bey Is lb* .any NMI dionosd. I a the oets ems as eillesdem mess of Inessese dr bells . wend, wet at land, in dr elm dm mous% SPORTING. CHESTER SPRING MEETING.—WEDNESDAT. 13110011•1. PILODI.Ct OTACES of 10 Pope. cat b, witb 60 added, for 3-jrwids ; oolpe , Bet 9151; Mhos, Set 6lb. Tho (10 woad s.)to saai Ids stabs. Pole, oace round sad la. to Mr. J. 033 . 31 1.011113 !tads. by Blrkkettba, it Bib IJ. Odom) 1 Mt. W•katerib NMI D' 3 4 , 41, 101&b . $ araiZan, to 9 51 . Ratisweai : 4 to 1 ow Rod who nude all the n sad yea by two Imola , suns clatasoe between the sad that Tis Cm FLATS Of BO sorc, added to • sweepstakes of 8 SPA eta te go te the wood hone , for time and 4.7 - aide. Oboe roes/ mil a !Mame. (4 sate.) Kr. T. Pars Selbers. N Iteletneat or 114 Cvn. 4 pl. Vi r al !lb 1111. 343. hunt Defeehe. en,_64 (L 11•4•44 a) 2 rtelt ina lla 1114411 o f 4 4 : Irk Oa OM -101•134 earl 3 6tol et . hedbery mak play, sad was by • bled; three lengths between the eecond wad third. . -- Tao TamenSansfo hart of 200 toys., added to • Handi cap Ilweepobleso et 211 atm each, 16 ft, mad 6 only if de sisted, kr. Tko mend to resolve Sumas. mat of the stabs. Certain penalties. Cap Comma Two mike sad • quarter. (216 subs., 103 of whom deelmoL) Mr. I. 1101asiLisisfistas. b/ Frans lank I rm. to Ilb rtP"'"VE.l'4..trb (0.11::, iiied, au 5. &boa. 6m)rw lib . ... .... . .: . lA .ii i ord=l. 4 Tbe inn : ieberrosa, itioniatt Castile, Lifelxat. TT Polestar, Mr. Bykse Sere Spode, Tke Browse Rocedkiwpo, Wrestler, Wilton, Pawkiest, Pester Bacot, Brewer, Belton, Cawood, Royal Sovereign, Quoins town, Satinstone, Compromise, Thornhi, ll King Willis.., Roaabol, Nosegay, Raspberry, Rare Avis, Horrstora, Coroaer, Bankrupt, sad Olympias. BETTING AT STARTING. 6 to 1 age Leamiegtos 7 to 1 Royal Bovereiga 14 to 1 Polestar 16 to 1 Passioaer 100 to 6 Bankrupt 100 to 7 The Brewer 20 to Herne 20 to Rombol 20 to Master Begot 2.3 to Queenstole• 33 to Benne , one 33 to Thornhill 40 to Wrestler 40 to Harraton 60 to Ram Avis 60 to Coroner 60 to Lifeboat THE RACE AND THE RESULT. The jockeys drew lota for places, but their relative positkme were immaterial, as the " maks" were not kept. Omegas town was No. I nest the rolls, and in the front lot with her wire Rogerthorpe, Bankrupt, Olympias, Bo* Bomesign, Polestar, Wrestler, Lifeboat, L aderhand,_ Maws Begot, Priors's, Raspberry, Roman Candle, The BMW; Willey and Yr. !tykes. • little delay, tarsi principal, by Cawood, King William, Raspberry, and Wreath and, the disinclinatka of Leatniegton to come seer the front, Mr. Hib`tuni dropped his flag to en admirable Mart. On Mang into their pieces, Raspberry took tip theronning, withlitsfer head, Coroner, 141 Mar Begot Herne, Routed, flatinsavne, Lifeboat, Rogerthorpr, Leamington, and Pinsteate elute. leg well up. It the roar were ?Florae, Olympia, and TimenhOL Raspterty went on with the tae to the Castle Pole tarn, where Lesaktrron came through We horses, cannoned spirt LA boat, whom he newly upset, but, going as et his use, end without let or hindrance, woo by two lusgthu Herr, Bobsay, and Prime., who came together cm fate the straight, finished at an interval of • ad. Royal floverdo was a moderate Fisherrum, Coroner, sad Ettaabel headed the nest lot. The rear rank competed imam Candle, lierrston, are Epode, and Ram Avis. The Ism, Wetting in, was Wrsetkr. SCILATCHISIOS.—OId 13•1=Areenal i =da, Jordon, and fortuities Over, were out as . Defeo/kr was wretched at 12 o'clock Uds day (Wednesday). FIZITIR Bataan HANDICAP of 6 Pm. oa th , with 30 added ; the mead to metre 10 sore. out of tlse stakes. I Hada mils. (14 sue.) Owed. Cltdotiolt ag..4 st bf Ometwol. 3 Posi_:; ..tser UMW mem= I I , ,,,EW's Kasplos. yea Me 111 b ...... I Mt. fltios a tir...i. hi tin, t (A. ps. 701 Betting • II to 2 sort Tomboy, 6 to 1 eget Ra,iiir 1 to 1 at het, ditel)agst • &lady Bell, 7to 1 'sob mat /disband . Wan by a length ; • soak between the .woad end iiir7 " emes &tams between the third and fourth ; was fifth. Hes NLAJISTVII PLATE of 100 gs. Thrice road. Sourament. M aceslitlolle. a pc 3.t 12ts. IFordtoot) 1 Mr. Parini Howls. 3FMTA Mb a"o) I Me. Morris Oorrie3 Hues. Ink net lab.. ........ Arrettelli s Bettis( even on Tournament, bto 2 aim Bevis, 3to 1 eget 15gocial Litolue. Won by two lengths; bad third. Tx. ficAusete HANDICAP of 6 sots. each, with 60 Wed, kr all ages. Them-quartets of • mile. Mn pre tits NAT il ia L ri arothe 1511 • ... . •• • • • %Irk= . 6elnt ililtd, sal Aninancesental Cup Day wee saver celebrated. The weather woe wens, the rung interesting, and the attendance larger than on any pieced ng analversary of the meting. From the above return it will be oleo that Leamington achieved a triumph beyond penile& He woo the ran in U 67 sad to carry of the Cup twice has serer fallen to the lot o f any other racehune. PROGRAMME OP THE RACES TO-MORROW. Tio Worse West 4310 tore, es .4,)0 ft. eta 40 added. On 7W 1r ... .T . • . azt i t , i n m s lab : use do an. i i meterte, ine ; ch roe \my wane jets 1 10 weed 7,41011= anode 41b. f_nde. ST eel 6 6 . ... ea Owe* (IA 443 7.11 Tin S.. earner rh lo . ... linoleum.... 1 Meet 3 Low Wandsr.,. .. 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' .......... . 1 4 Ilene 4 ' linetelti ...: . • : 1 " 1 2C7..iiiiiiiillinie at 13 en ale 10 ft. el ligedierla Fediel. le We_ at i.ellt es wedded bq an of Cliew. • • err Nee als net, afer Le lir Tea 4 MO MO dint, to erry b ete .trarat Wee le Is nenedatio: Waal I. to am la Ike re Fed. two tba dela nal l =mili r..•,........ tar«, tempos. was" n VW lICZ . a l e 'i t a r s 11 IIF ra la rdiliii:: : - ..::: 0 0 id& . I Me= •. 1 : 1 Ile es eassii. 4 OiEr.-- I : 1 itirAsitaa liras II um so . .•.- • re .lB4l resogr. isl ii. =4.143is v eM v. 3.12 . 4 1 0 1iiii la; sad weed 32 obis, atm. 33.4.3, foksip.-1.• e 4 mon al weal neck %anise pirshe and te rreaen In to a/WS altar. From 01 SO we Old Wee Polo le as Gee ea pegeleme; wee et lib ; toe on lb •Se 1 41' de red Poe p.....i es Sh: ewe and doseepere 110 : tog YI D sl la& des. to ere 1134; of tin eir ra osoo Ind In eon. 'Me etre to toed I; deed Ilar . diet On: addis. loo.l,3lb .sr oll. MM sod upwarasakma us iehi iles `M i p s aled .Aer ' 4llln:Zrid " datra r r k4' " irdte. and Sear& Cop Brame en Mew rtriSe Asod. When certain postal eoaventions recently entered info ems into operatics, the retep en a lobar hoes this earrery to Portnpl sill to eightpeace, and t o Nicereppos mi rr ee ll. NIBS AND NAIRN NAILWAT.—n• !air port, nostlng of this compeay was held OS There* at levereess, eat the report was adopted. It rated that ilie receipts ea memo scantst aworted to 4,6211, sad the a• paces, tneholleg 1,0681 for tutorial on loons aad prefirseas eta*, t 4 3,6231, learns a beano* of I,IBX. The latessee la the rare derma the pot halt-year amounted to Meet xo pat rat err IM correipoadang period of the readrit per. The Error reeoranioadod • dmideed at the sale azsi erar. ow unto,. The add•tiono to the ca pit a l wooer d. the baltlear ending the 28th of Prow, last eireated to 4,41T1. The apical memo rowed that 113.624/. had Mr esseird, sad 112,4141. ewer* leaving a bares ef 1,4661. (chilleatiseemet.)--Er Ps's (HOIittOPATIIIO Oki jur arm, —pro luau] was proireS Ai ono woo, lar re re el toeserarteer. se tame oar a army 11161 7 S. raw sae am art tharihr of =Orr tea etre seamier am eie Way plUllidillill PONOINI a tar ased arrare ea ro am tAlrelALAsia aren" := um= SA node: . ratia bat tarrikk • =t• ismo•• 1016.1 t 2....dur MN% la la poll THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1859. SUSPECTED POISONING AT RICHMOND. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Thomas Smethurst, &urgers residing at No. 10, Alma Villa', Richmond, was brought before E. Poirhyn ' Esq., and • beach at at the Richmond Police Court charged with causing the death of • female by adrolatetering poison, sup. posed to be arsenic. The CAM has caused coanderable excitement in the neigh bourhood for the last two days. The parties had lived to for nearly •m as ath man and wife at No. 10, Alma cill ar en where they had; ts. It appeared that the do weled was poeseemed of some property which the primmer was swore of, and some arrangements had been desired to be mule for the disposal of • portion. A short time ago the deceased became ill, and was attended by Drs. Julius and Bird, of Richmond, but the medicine administered by them had an effect contrary to that desired. On Sioaday abs be came so changed in appearance that suspicions, of fool play wire aroused. and the police were called in. Yr. for Mclntyre. attended at the house, and from Infarmrfien he received a warrant aganat the Meow wee &MAW and placed In the heads of Jobe Jukes, NS V, whomas to remain In the house until further orders. node oared expired in great agony on Tuesday mereleg, end it being . the oplaiam of the medical men who attunded lox that she had been poisoaed, the prisoner was &preheated, wad taken before the angstroms in the coarse of the evemig. The menaticee were sect up to Dr. Taylor in the mening, end that guallenten detected a small portion of anode, so that the =emirate decided on rotaanduig the primmer vita yesterday. On for the nee being celled on yesterday, Yr. piens appea r ed the Dr. khalos was celled, and said he had szenteed the MUM' sent up to him, and found • small portion of mem* but not sufficient to cause death. He had not, however, ex mined the connote of the stomach. Drs. Palmer and Martin, of Mortlake, proved ankles a post-mortem szarelnation, in the presence of Mr. Bird sad Mr. Julian. The connate of the storusch were waled up, end is the possession of Dr. Taylor, for analysation. The i nflamed. brain wsa heal th y, bat th e liver end Comach were mach The widow* of Dr.. Julius and Bird was also taken, and the nagistrates decided on remanding the prisoner, to ere Dr. T lor ma opportunity of analysing the oontrate of the Ms prisoner was their removed to Hoteemeagar-lass Osol. Hs is a rasa •hoot 45 years of eta ratter Moat, =complexion, with dark inonetachea. He is • ales, bee ham separated from hit wife. He annul• 7. prectind as • yawn fa the cosatty. The cleaned we • gingko women. THE 1,088 OP THE 'OXON.!. An inquisition wee held on Saturday, by John Thomas Bre wurigg, Req., coroner, on the body d oe of the hamlet drowned in the wreck of this vassal. The lollowing is the narrative related by Phan linkahry, =re cook. He deposed that he left Waterier& on m, ge the 22nd nit., for Liverpool, and them sumeeded la abtataing ea qprotaint es pamengere cook on bard the entrent sidp Pomona, 1,400 tone, Charles Mertsw isma mann band kr New York, having ort board a ergo in& 1172 emigrants, and the crew coediting of 32 ninse, • doctor , 2 steward,, and • carpenter. nay= at 1 o'dealt an Wedllllo;the 27th, end the captain re marked, from the wiled so favourable," that they would mach New York is 17 or 1 days." The wiad was blowing high on Wednesday night. He (witness) wee compelled to minion ad the galley to avoid the spray ' white was dub hag in, and to seek shelter at the stem of the nip, and was there about me hour when the ship struck, end a quanti74 ropes, loose chains, kr., were Bung upon hint by the re ' of the noel, bet she again righting, these were thrown modlimecapsd minjrued, and repaired to bis hammack,where he moaned about two hours,and at four o'clock on Thweday waft retuned in deck, being disturbed by the raling of the need. As soca anneal= on deck he heard the mann sayer the chiskoata "The ten le lost." He (witmee) then dimmuded into the eteenne, where the managers, who mewl leresed aware din* pillar situation, were in • state of Indescribable teem. He sought to encourage then and held out hopes la which he hineelf amid not participate. He immediately re-ascended on deck accompanied by some of the passenger, who,_ maw from his orders, or paired to the put Ope. Jaw .1 the female pamenwe as en deck, while the greater part _rennabod below, swell ing is dresdfel anxiety the melancholy fate which steed than in the face. The weather st gm were at oa one eide, mane two masts, which went overboard, The ship was at this time seeking water het. A boat wee neat lowered, coo- Wang the sane of the ship, expecting to attract the mace Many passing vareel. Boone of the sailors were employed ht "canting over ' a fragment of the mast, and whom going to their menden* had three of his lingers broken by their. The captain footloosd to hese orders to the mew, who wen prompt in obeying them. The esptaln preserved great calm ness, bat the chief mate sensed dalrom of abandoning the meal. At this time whams lead that a boat containing six mikes had put off foe the shore. He continued to work et the punt till about eleven o'clock, when he noticed the c g another boat. Whom hastened to theirorZ Ea es. tad leaped second into her. As goons, the crams tend the boat they pushed her out with an oar to prevent say others from entering—else halvahs beteg then orowded with warmers, half aupided with her, from the ill deaw—froui the inevitable ndo which awaited theVro t i =l"dhy was dealt oat to the per creatures, no analog emensted from the lips at the crew, who easel con cerned for Humming ekes. This last boat bad not hag put off when the Teasel with all oa board sank. After having ermined Ivo WOONNII the mann ad dressed the jury, who char dm deliberation returned the filloeteg verdict That the &eased female, No. 1, thew lyng dead in the boat,booss at Ballyemigar, ease by ha death by drowning. We are of opines that abe=s e ar mewom fr the emigrant ship Pomona, that wee Bleclrerater Bank, on Thum lay, 29th instant. In record in g this verdict we most aprons surprise that with • most incurable wind end tolerable weather this ship should hem goes so mach out of her curse. We have no proof of , drunimasse, but moat heartily we condemn that portion of the mew which deserted their pememers, occupying the bone to the reclusion of women and children. We aspen, tally call fats further inquiry by the Lord. of the Adana/Ay, and red in Mars that manna surviving the ism o f their ship ought to be detained uotil due inquiry be made lan the penicillin* of the case." w. 'Wand la wend othw owes lw which inquests haw bus Mt. TES 10811L4Y LO4X. The subjoined letter ammoniates another official denial es the part of the Russian government of the alleged alliance with France, and intimates that all who have subscribed to the Russian loan of 1 11 000 4 ~0001. are released from their engage ment', and can receive back any money paid. We have always regarded the spe cial and reznarkable clause introdeoed Into the Russian loan contract, by which the solusribete were exonerated from all fur th er payments "in the mat of war or of grave political complications," as afford ing a guarantee, apart he.. the solemn assurances of the government, that the proceeds were really des tined for pucitic purposes, and not for any armed in tervention in Europe. It is highly probable that es soon as pesos shall have been restored the means of re-establishing the currency will again cocapy the pressing attention of the government. TO THE EDITOR OF TAE DAILT NEWS. i•ii wei pda Pad mid pad p•ld p.!l Sir,—The following lee temptation of 4 dOCLIFIII34II whieh has been published in the odic3*l4,l4nm( de St. Peterstateri : Ws are authorised to declare, in the most positive manner, that then exists no treaty of alliance, either defensive or offensive, between Rusk and any power whatmevee." The original is in these words : " Noes soarer autorteds i declarer, de la mani4re la pins paddy; qu'd n'ealste ennui trite (raffinate, ni defensive ill Ultimates, entre la Rum& et sumac puissance quakooque." aemultansowily with this daelarivion the Russian govern ment, induced by the state of politic.' complications, his aimed it to be notified to the eaWitivers to the Three par Cast. Loin not only that it liberates them from future awestr.awes'epos their engagements, but that It has an taoryed repayment to them of all the sou) s they have already pill atcatat at this. It is truly gratifying, elr, to be able to give publicity to Qom labia millisanrell of the Imperial Rosman governmaed through the columns of • joureal of your respectability, and to which the public attaches so much credit. In applying to yon to do so, I take the opportunity of adding some observa tions on caoln stateimen4l lately pot forth by a public journal, end so justly atigroathed by yourself and other; relative to Rueie. ~Blnca the deciration of peace Ramie hes not enrolled a 'Meta come:Apo; but she has disbanded large nconbem both of her land and sea forme and returood them to their villages. Her dockyards sad armeals have been almost at reef, while all her energise ham beets conomtrated spots, and her go vemroent tuumaittingly °cooped with, measures directed to the development of her isternal resources, and to the ad• meanest of bar people in wealth, prorperity and comfort. Lastly, sir, that the 1311 D to which reference le mode above was somtroctecl solely with this view, and not for purposes of gm, Is demonstrated by the foremost of its sonditnne having bow, that In the event, not alone of imetititior, but of grave political complications, Chore who bad subscribed to it should ems from payments until the ammo and effeate of such events should have paved. AU these, dr, are hots patina to the world, sod mo public joitrrlist can plead igeoranos of oblate of them. I have seem "With aticere vine the news et Iseetseeshis sees se irseeisood with certain of the statements teemed to es betalllbly dead readers lato the belief of those paths bar* isdigwatly refused to cro•operate in the allegros b i t. dime deslise el the Itass'aci government upon the erettshty sad awry of the Belch public The Stews of these pee iwq: or may sot endorse the isdigalthe klested la ths Uri= gerwasseet ; but shosid ft be memesary, a dereesest et the reel teats, involeing a Most demist, owe be etym. Keemerhile, the noble beenag of the Ranieri sovetaftest will be admired by every wind capebie of ea bosserehis;ses- Sissesi quZert th e writer of the City articles od the pew in prevents soy retwesos to him, tett the el is may learn that the peblie Eli not puniat il =re &law with impunity, nor wOll they be Ale le owed thew rhos hem =poetize and releibsties.-1 ea, ibe, 1171, OW Band-Met, YAM 4. CsAsiis SAL. Rata inttilfgaut. COURT OF COMMON PLF.AB.—MAT 4. stump at Nil Mm e Loadda.—(Eisisre Mr . Joao, W s Cosmos Ivry.) COOTII V. LLOTD-ADCLTINT AND CONDONATION. This was an action to recover 121. for board and led,ging Wad to the WMhis el Captain Lloyd, E.N., who denied h Mr. t tratem and Mr. Patchett appeared for the plaintiff, sad Mr. CMOs" and Mr. Frisch for the defendant, Kr. Lanka to °pada( the we. said that the action had =.3ly bean brought la the Lembeth County Court, but eit removed at the Mama ref the defendant into the sapirke court, qua the ground that important questions of law were involved In the case; and, indeed, the ques tion of adultery and condonation of adultery must arise. Mrs. Lloyd married la 1847, and after a taw weeks' residence with her husband in the island of hem be went to the But Indies on sweice, and wars away for three yews. Dorms his absence disputes took place between some members of his Waft and Ms. Lloyd, and she in consequence left Jersey and went to her brother, at Fort George, Inverness. Whilst there she became acquainted with Mr. Winslow, with whom she committed adultery, and • child was born. When Captain Lloyd returned his wife visited him at Chatham, and having confessed her fault bet ciao wee eandueed, not only by Captain Lloyd's forgive. amm, bat by his sleeping with her afterwards. The leaned cowed them detailed the fasts deposed to by the witnesses, and be ideo named to plunges in letters written by Captain Lloyd, to show the captain's knowledge of what had taken place. In one dated December 12, 1862, and tiddreseed to Cdei Wren', Mrs Lloyd's brother, he mid that he had sees Lloyd, "mad dpi' suceeded in eliciting from bar that she had had a child by Mr. Window," and ha added, "she confessed what she bad dials, , white I have in her own handwriting, end I forgave her: Ice another letter ad dressed to hie wife the captain said, " What • twofaced blackguard your brother Emit be, to let a slater of hie nourish an itlegitimate child to my disparagement, morally and pe cunianly apeaking ;" mad the learned counsel explained that this we. an animism to the fact that Captain Wrarg, in order to screen hie sister, had said that the child, which we. in his house, was his and not hen. . _ ilarshWister, the plaintiff, wasexamined, and said—l have married my ptesent husband sham the commencement of this salt. In February last year I lot meta apartments, No. 4, Elmirrs-road, Old Hint-road, to Mrs. Lloyd, at 7e. ed. a work. I have boarded sad lode* her aver. @Moe, My claim sp to tits ortesersent of theindtta 124 did net know her beim. the ante to Ilve at my Mesa. I let lodgi n g s. She lead no did with is whoa dm lest came, but about eight weeks shieweids Its Wu& a shild. It was a boy, and seven or eight eli. 1111 set ssertrin she was married until feui her medlisde of meshes. I knew nothing of her peerless his. tory. I mot le the pelles-osort to know what I wee to de with Mao* am kid ris write to her husband. I wrote to her bedisw4 M Sheeness, stating that his lady woe at say liews• and out of her mind, and ea• a bops that would take one of her. paring he the present U.S the is oceseloasliy out of her mind. I band she woo eat of bee mind a iket night or three weeks after aloe ems to my haves. I got no answer from Captain Lloyd. I had en hint ha Masao and Mn. Lloyd wee with mo. My MOW wag to seeetsea mu me his wits or not. No we sighed ber imy boom bat Is mike& shistduits. Sometimes ales would my the child we Ws ; sawatimei that it was her brother's, and at other those the would say that it was a dear friend's, whose nose she would not divulge. At other time she mid he father wee at Shinners, and I understood that she alluded to Captain Lloyd. Mrs. Penis Lloyd—l was married to the gewthmsa who I. now Captain Lloyd in 1847. I lived with Mtn two months bJassy, and atter that he laft for envies la India. B. had sheer and his mother close by our haus in Jersey; end after he hod ions differences arose between me and Me family. It woe quits the talk of the Island. I had a bey by Captain Lloyd, and when that child wee about to neentaa old I left Jersey, and went to Fort George, the residates of my brothar, who le in the Artillery. I saw my husband at Chatham—l think in December, 1862, or January, 1863. I was invited by him to pto Chatham. He wrote to me to go to the San Hotel, and he would meet me. I arrived thin., and found he had engaged a room for me. I stayed there that night. I efterwards wee to other loMtip in Chatham. He asked me to give him an account of the time I bad bees absent, and hinted that I had been unfaithful, but he said what hurt him most was my went ef conadiewe in not confessing to him, and that If I did creme he would forgive me. fie did not my the last part, but he hinted it. He took me to Hammond-hill, Chat- ham, when his son was, and It was thee that I remained a week or more. On the first day he stayed with me at the hotel until evening, and then went to his ship. I confines& to him in writing that I had been vitiated to him, bat I efterwards goetradlcted it. I told Una had bad a WM, bat not by Mr. Winslow. Homed over the written con. fent= twice. I wee seated In an arm chair. He tame and belt down at my feet, sad Ideeed me on the rushee, and said, "rhlllts, I forgive you and will receive ion as my own dear wife, the same as if this had never happened." He ton the paper, and mid, •• I tam this up that it shall sane bear whams splint you." Alter be tor, up the paper we he a long emmenetion together. He said he wog afraid of =tin wiled to the meek*, but u, path, our two together, we could imago a, plea so that it would set be Mown, he Amid be very glad. We aceordiegly arranged between we that I should go to Pews with the two slender, remain them some dins, and whoa I returned my the child was so meek younger than he really wog. Hs oohed me if Mr. Wiselow us the father of the child. I mid he was. He said be wee a rink man, and attA c m well for hie folly ; and he also said that if he t rumgy to go out on half-pay he would go on the Guiltiest, and I should go with him. Hearing that, I said that I had 2001. a year, and then, as I tell you, be settled that I should go to France with the children. I "teemed" that Mr. Winslow allowed me that, but it was not the truth. I had 401. a year allowed me by Mr. Winslow. Captain Lloyd offered me money, but I de• cline to take it. I bad left my wedding ring and all the trinkets which my husband had given at Jersey. At Chatham my husband placed the wedding ring again on my Linger. He slept w,th me one night during my stay at Chatham. It wee the night saw he gm me the wedding slog, and the following mot n lag I left. Oa the following morning he had changed hie sbd ; be thought I bad better not remain at Chatham, but go back to my lodgings I. Leaden with the child. I have name seta Mr. Window Ahem I omfes , ed to my husband. Cress-examined—l let the house in Jersey ice 11. le. a wiek. I will seem my husband did not nod me 4101. whilst be was in India 1301. in 1848, 1061. is 1849, and 1764 In MO. I might have received the former sum, but oartairtly not the letter. 114707161—was it at avows that Mr. Window b.- mot** fatkar a/ par ahlAt Witiasm-1 have not said it wee Kr. WMslow's child. Mr. 011e Iley—But he was the father ? • Witham—Ha was not. I will not nell yea who was the falba. Mr. Window did allow sae 401. weer. Kr. O'Malkry—What for ? Witnem—Bmaluss I waa poor and la want. aired to allow a 1001. a year. There was no hood pro pared far that purpose. I &gni him if he would allow as mom thin 401. a yar n end be mid he could sot. Mr. O'Malley—Why did you ask his to allow yon sore than 401. • yowl' Whams—How could I exist on that. Its allowed it me for friendship. Ile was a moat intimate friend of my brother.._ — Mr, &Malley—Yon say ho is not the father of the child? Wham—No, 1 did not. Mr. O'Malley—Then what do you say ? Witness—l piey I refuse to answer the que•tfon. Mr. Judas Williams—Yon most unquestionably said so. Do on say he le the father of the child ? Witneee—Am I bound to answer that question? Mr. Jostles Williams—Yee, why not? Witness—Well, then, I will tell the truth; he is. He allowed me the 401. a year for the support of the child. He may _have given me as much as 3001. - I may hare had 5001., ineludbg the money for some railway share, which Mr. Winslow sold for me. Mr. Winslow had a wife and family living with him. He visited at my brother's house and I visited at his. After I left Inverness Mr. Winslow saw me in London. My second child was born in Dahlia. I went to Belgium before I went to Dublin. During this time Captain Lloyd's child was with my aunt in homey. I went wp the Rhine. I was on the Continent two menthe, and I wee to Dahlia five or eta months before I wee confined. Mr. Winslow paid the =pinto of these journeys. He went with meat the Continent, and afterwards to Dublin. He did hat remein till the child was born. Ido not know when he is am He was in Germany when I lut heard from him. That is more than two months ego. I do sot know whether it Is those maths. I have not wen him since two months before the birth of to child. Mr. Winslow and I lived ether. I manta recol lect where, but I think it was at the Bedford Hotel. It was in Coveet•gerden. I cannot tell yen the date. It wee nine months before the child was beta. The child was baptised at Greenwich as Edwin lam Lloyd. When Mr. Winslow lived with me I weed ea Mrs. Wiseknr. I waa in Paris for three years, and I paid my own evens. 1 had many, and 1 did embroidery. In the latter pert of 16661 lived at Grey'weehart, hielscmetreet, Greenwich, and was maned of my child there. Captain Lloyd is the father of that child. I told Captain Lloyd of it on board ship. Mr. O'Melley—On your oath, did Captain Lloyd ever know of it till this moment? Wit;;:ifee. It ;;a 7a . girl. Early la 1856 I cams over from Paris to MO Captam Lloyd, and I saw hint at Chatham. I brought my emend child with me. TOO third child is dead. On the occults whoa my husband forgave the adultery, I told hint that I hod been surprised in 0001(Pluomos of having been dragged by Mr. Winslow, and that I hod never Mid any istarmems with Mr. Winelow except on that occasion on whkk hedrmamd me. I hove said that Captain Lloyd romolsol la my room WI night after I had roofs:med. That vow the orii r al the day on which I had taken pohos. Mr. 0' —Had you not taken 'Mom became bs we fumed to I.lm y on after your avow..l Witmes—For the presaut he did. That was why I took poison. I tried to poison myself. My husband was out walking whoa I took the p&eoa. It was laudanum. He pv• me emetics. I was very 111 all night and the nest day. Mr. O'Malley—Did you oak him as a dying requtet to maid the night in your room? Witness— I did Dot. I did sok him, but I did 'atoll him I was dyfog. The emenca were gives to me icaisedlotely. /WPCS( he slept with res that ninon I have a rerolb Weft of what occurred. I do sot know the name of the hotel. I do tot know Chatham. 1 wont back to Pori& 1 ow him hi the summer of 1867, dine my third child was bore This wee on board the Edinburgh. I tol him of the thud child. Ey husband invited me to dice at the mere. Captain Hal steed, who commanded the vessel, did sot tarn me out of the ship. I begged to see him, became the moment i l gig s. to speak of money my husband changed from being ki end said he would give me nothing till my brother the died of separation. Captain Halsted spoke very politely, and said ladies were not allowed to remain on board, and he could sot interfere between man and wife. Re-examined—My husband corresponded with me con stantly whilst I wee in Paris. At the coeclueim of this witseaa's evidence the farther bearing of the case was 'dimmed until Thursday. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—MAT 4. The court sat In bum, and beard argumesta in oases in the special paper, which Win totally destitute of public inte rest. Sittings at NW Prigs, at Galkthall.—(Before Mr. Baron Watson and Cosmos Juries.) COPE &ND OTHILIa V. COII3I—THICICIAI TRAM The declaration alleged that the defendant had Whined the plaintiff.' servants to leave their service while under a written agreement, sad to enter into the defendant's emelce. The second omit charged the defendant with having har boured the plaintiff,' servants. The defendant pleaded not guilty. Mr. O'Malley sad Mr. Norman were for the plaintiffs ; fenand Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Lewis represented the de. ptut._ The plaintiffs were cigar =nelson:rare at Liverpool, and the defendant, Elias Cohan, carries on the same burliness in London. On behalf of the plaintiffs the case wee that in November, 1867, the defendant came down to Liverpool and engaged two women, who were under written agreements with the plaintiff, to come up to London and work for him. The plaintiffs wrote to the defendant, stating the fact of the *agreement, and requiring the defendant to discharge the women under a threat of legal proceedings. The delmdant did so discharge them, but took them again into his employ ment, en which this action was brought. The plaintiffs' case having timed, The learned judge said there war no proof of any wrong Intention in taking the women into his employ, they having represented they were free, and the charge of seducing them away from the plaintifh' employ entirely failed ; but the charge of Ha having harboured them wawa be analabeed. Mr. wkins, as behalf of the &Maim; mid be had ea ger& them, ea the plaintiffs would not gay their espenees back to Liverpool. A verdict was then taken by consent for the plaintiffs, with L. damages, each party to pay their own costa; the plaintiffs stating their belief that the women had misled the defendant. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. MAT 4. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) INOILAY A. FOLLIII.—WITS. In this cue a verdict had been forted for the plaintiff, mud The Court now condemned Mr. Feller in the outs up to the day on which he gave the plaintirsollee that he would proceed no farther. IN TEN GOODS 01 111D1lICIL WILLA, DICIUJNID. The doomed wu a muter In the royal saei. sad hi sailed from Fort Elisabeth, at the Cape ad Goad la the Bepgyo, both=on the Bth of Jemmy, 11168. The 8• woe Aasteslia, but she hod sow ohm boa of, sad it wee presumed that she hod fourderod at sm. The Court grouted buten of edadaistretke to the widow. TANI //. ATWOOD AND ANOTICO. In this ewe etas Woe et the testator's capacity had been tried at the Olvasester Assizes, and had been found in the affirmative. Yr, and append cm behalf of Yr. Evens, and that by petty tent net only be condemned in the met Tit be allowed hie some sat el the estate. BirO.Cresswellgreated probate of the instrucolut, bat. there was ao pataaoo ke allowing the pleiattre costa oat of the estate. To asters. the preotioe of the court In that respect would no doubt bebop a greet dell of badmen Into the apart; bat It would greatly prep.:hoe the Intends of mutton. Heists =adoring - se Kr. Evans in the costs he would ONNIMIIIIIOMiI with Mr. Justice Crompton, who had tried the caws. IN TRH 000 D• OP THOMAS TENNTNOO.-CDRIOI/8 CABE. The dreamed was a farmer in Yorkshire, and on the 21st of December. 1868, he left home, and went to Great Grimsby, to attend a meeting of the inoome tat commiuloners, by whom he was appointed a collector for the township in which he lived. He afterwards went to various public-houses is Halton and the neigh bourhood, and he was known to have got exceedi n gly drunk. Since that day be bad never been heard of, noterlthatendbig that great exertion. had been made to discover him or his body Dr. Deane, 14.0., now moved that administration should be granted to the brothers of the presumed deceased. Sir C. Creeswell decreed administration to the parties on their givbsgjestifylng acuity. This wee a tilt to determine the validity of a will executed on the 26th of October, 1866, by the late Mr. Joseph Hind mush. The Instrument was propounded by the defendant, who was the nephew and residuary legatee of the testator; and it was opposed by Mr. Charlton, the next of kin, on the ground that an attesting witness had not signed the docu ment in the presence of the deceased. Mr. Justice Bytes, who tried the teens at Dastard Altill6, directed the jury to bud for the defendant, with leave to move the court to eat aside the verdict and enter it for the plalatiff. The point la stated or in support of the will was the feat that the whales in question had re-touched his signature with a pea in the presence of the deceased, one the letters of his name having bean imperfectly formed. Mr. Paanisty, Q.C., Mr. Atherton, Q.C. Mr. Heath, end Dr. ®puke now addressed the coact in sup port or in opposi tion to the vodka, but Sir C. Croswell reserved his Judgment. INSOLVENT DEBTORS OOURT.—MAY 4. (Brion Mr. Cooradmicaor Murphy.) IN IN JOHN WILL. This one wee yesterday reported. As application was made to appoint an assignee in respect to the ineolveas oompeosation, as a proctor under the Probate An, of 1,40 K and upwards per annum. Mr. Commissioner Murphy said he had had a communica tion with the provinsaal magneto, and seeing what had been done be wee resolved not to appoint • trade assigns. , Mr. Dowse immened his relent at this detannintion, being of pinion that it maid militate scant the tatnesta tbe main. Mr. Cosnakeiner Murphy said quite the contrary. Everything worded be done for all parties. The Lord Chan °allot had made a minute that where there was a suit in Chancery so trade assignee would be requln4 and is tutors he should in all ones decline to appoint an nee in which the provisional soigne was engaged. In two ems fa rhkh the parties ewe goat on criminal charges, the court tetesed to adjourn the i 5..., but struck them out of the list. THB POLICE COURTS GUILDHALL. Pinsuy Pugh, a young girl described as a torrent, wee charged with needing 78 yuds of silk. value about 30/., from the premier of Mr. Cherie* Nicholson, of Cannon , street West. Mr. Coley, • pawnbroker, of Orford-road, Lowor.roul, Islington, stated that on th. 27th of holl the prisoner brought hint the 78 yards of silk produoed end required an avows of 31. upon it. He interrogated her very closely, and she said she did not know how many yards there woe, and that she had received it from her brother-in-kw, shelled purchased it from a person about to go to soatrlits. He told her to bring her brother-in-law and detained the silk, but she retuned with her sister, who said her husband was a carman, and that he was_ engaged ae such taking a load of good* to the east end of Landow. He (Mr. Coley) refund to advance any money or part with the goods until ho saw the owner. The girl afterwards Naked for a smaller sum, and finding abs could not get it, she /OM afterwards carps back and staked for the silk, which Mr. Coley declined to let her have. He then &mud a lad to follow her, but the gave him the slip. lie (Mr. Coley) then gave information to the police. Bull, an experienced detective officer, said he tcok the prisoner into custody, and eh* gave him a false &letters. Bbe oleo stated that a woman offered her 2a. to lake the silk into Mr. Coley's shop, and pledge it for 31., and if any questions woe @eked, to ay she had tt tram her Wirer, and that her hrotheria-law had bought it, end gave 81. for it to • man who had gone to Australia. Be made inquiries and found the ' prisoner was employed at Mrs. Wlstren'e, in Orford reaA Islingtme. Mr. Stheridge, silk buyer to Mr. Nicholson, said the silk belonged to his employer. Hs WWI able to identify rhee ds Lea ld it had not been in the house more than a fortnight, he having purchased it lately in Pon It was a very en pendw dik. The prisoner was in the habit of coming with Min. 'Mores to any the goods purchased by that lady, and on the day the *ilk was missed she was waiting in the werehoweefor neural hours. After ewe further *widow', Aldermen Allis said It was hie duty to commit the pi sour kw trial, end in doing so he must oompltmeat Mr. Ooley upon hie woduct in thin transaction. If all pawn beokers womb! sot as he had done, it would prevent witotessie houses from being so frequently plundered, and greatly toasts the ands of justice. BOW-STREET. Georg. Grey was bought ieiie;ll;:asery on a charge of stealing from a laundry art a basile at linen. consisting of ghosts and pillow owe, the property et the Prussian Am bition:lw. _ _ _ ♦ yoMrir sem, samsd Dorao, footmen to Mr. Ellis, of Wiltma-place, was dais, ca the but of Ish master's contege, beakithe ocaehmee, oho or driving alas( Pall-mell, whoa they wow the prisoost to Ma set of rommtag the beerib hoe the lasedry cert. Demon sot doom sot pomoil the pri mal', totro nnalaireff With lite beide. Harlot aught lb. Omer, DOSMINS brought him bete to the hoses of the Pressies Ambassador, I. Cantos-goads(, loofas hem told by tem eresias evneysr, that the era MI Jost sam from that be.... The Ism was Ideettlhd, wed tie plsosat gives Is essody. The °mumble, 11PDaireek A Wm is es etiesp4 Is Wow any s hflM at virage be tat once took posseseioa. He said that as the cart was over loaded the laundryman employed him to carry the bundle to Westminster. After he wan locked up the laundryman re• turned, having missed the bundle. It had been p•operly secured in the cart by means of a thick rope, which hoverer bad been cut ia two.. Tlii;pl4cMiir Pie - idyl guilty, and threw bhnaelf on the mercy of the court, bat Mr. Henry considered the ewe too eerious to be summarily dim:owed of. Every reasonable precaution bad been tabu for the security of the propwty, end it was a moat daring act for the prisoner, in bad day and in the open street, to go deliberately up to the cart, cut the rope, and take a bundle oat. He should commit the prisoner for trial. MAREE7S. COTTON.—Livsaroor.., MAT 4.—The islet of ootton to-ely are estimated st 4,000 bales. There has not been ea amok Femme to eelL Priam are a little more meter. CORl4.—Boavor, Mar 4.—A bettor supply of wheat at oar market today, which was taken off ea 12* advance war the prtoss of this day Waal/att. The market drill at tts close. 62e. to dOs. • white, 634. to 66a. Sena 2a.; and oat!: 2s. to 3s. bliier. BTOCIETON•ON:TISS, MAT 4.—We have no paM from the oast for the pest week. At this day's mar ket there was • fair supply of pan; the trade being mach excited, wheat sold at en whence of 12e. to 14e. per qr. on lest week's priee• Braley, oats, and boffins &a to 4. per qr. higher respectively. The prime( floor ha been advanced to 461. per sacklmports daring the past week:—Barley, foreign, 1,070 qrs. GLASGOW, May 4.—This day's market wen well attended, and although treasootioao woe on a greatly redwood scale, being aly for amstueption, a moderate twiner was done, end ea mimes stay be monad on the week of fully 4. per boll on what, Be, per barrel sad 6e. per sack on four, 2s. old. to 3e. per boll on oats, end le. per load on oatmeal, 3.. to ed. ea boas sad pow, sad 2a. to 3e. on barley, per re aware boll. CATTLII.-Boatnatt., MAT 4.-Supplies wen short to-day, sad prime Inn will msintained at last week's prime. Beef reds from Ss. Od. to 6e. Od. ; mutton, 4s. 04.10 6e. Bd. ; hunt,Y.; vial,4d.; mirk, 3s. Od. to 4e. 4d. re dose al abs., sinking the ai ls HOLLS.-Lorna, MAT 4.-Hsatinge Hart*, lb. 3d.; Haman Gas, 13e. 6d.; Holywall, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Rid dell, 17e. 3d. ; Eden Main, lls. 6d. ; Walla End Braddylle Hatton, 18s.; Walls End Haswell, 19s. 6d.; Walls End Heider Grum 184. 3d.; Walls End Dunbton, 19.. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 19s. 6d.; W 41114 End Haugh Hall, 18e.; Walls End South Hellos, 18a. Ild.; Walls End West Helton, 18s. ; Powelre Dufftyn Staant, lls. ; Wylam, 14a. 64.-81:dp• agastriesk 42 ; Wok W. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mos Poo MW. Taal. Telma. usaai IluThra csos. mien *maxi 1819. Wad Apra U. sod Orem 1411 •- 6.980 1.784 118• 1111 1=11 8.403 8.887 WOE 991198 APO& 989 .4 as zo.seo wan 131188 IrarlM . : AZ YAM' 82.911 "' Luria!` • n.as 773 i 4.121 01911 11,031 9,493 . 96;61i * sadlate1w6699 friss a 969 1.189 2.171 1.010 119.91,66,21rdn• -- 111 2,472 1,909 8,11 8139 Imankinasd Toolding • bottles Blogebers Übe Inas for bold pidoda. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. VRums. Captain Burnett, tram [aces Yowls. wog absadasid at sem lat. 41 ti., 28 W . arm u 41444 bers.--escolthavis, May 4. VF,SBELEI SPOKEN WITH. Amelia NFL Nay I. lat N, li. ?W. Roma N (214), tram Isere As Stagasam, rr►. 11, set MS, las W. Itskyam kam HMI kr Mr Larks, Apra 111, 'Attila • day'. mil set Nato,• bees Loden Ow Name MN, April 17, Ni lolls aortlumeet el Moe Flaidearre. la tern lAwepeel ter Mauritius, April 11, let 47 A, km . Ilederlmad dale, Baia; ha. Newport aAdelaide, NateliSS, lel MN, lean W. Sea Qom (lartee). et Dertneetli. tees Limpet tor Batavia, March IA tat 4 M 4 les 28 W. earailkoMisy (tome), Irma lambs hr °Wombs, Metall, lete 8. V 84 80 W. ?me Clareael, et Ileadvrieed, from Deeeley ter Deal. April Wet 44 4e.leall Trediewlia. el W. ielia% tram o.lleo Ili days, April %Ist 10 It, Ise 44 W. Ilarwie,trowNew York ter Ltverpcol, April 17, let 0 A, Ice IS W WIRY* NNW WA, May I. let 80 11, Ms 7 W. THE WRECK OF THE GENERAL WILLIAMS SCREW &manna—Yesterday, an ollkdal inquiry, Instituted by the Board atTradA was held by Mr. T at the Greenwich poll,. curt, misled by Captain Walker, tondos] assessor, into the okrannwiancee attending the lose of the ()moral W hams, mew steamer, 965 tow register, belonging to the Greek and Oriental Steam-packet Company, which became a total week about 200 Miles eastward of Malta, on her voyage Gam London to Constantinople, on the roomier; of the 3rd April test. Mr. Cumberland attended to °coded the inquiry en behalf or the Board of Trade, Mr. Haute, of Mincing lane, beteg in attendance to watch the ore to the part of the mummy. It sprees that the vessel was built In 1866, end was tiered at 13oyd's A 1 for sit year.. On the 18th Mart* last she left the London Docks, bound forlialiseadConstme temple, with a cargo of iron, maohinery, sad dims of sew. At the time of leaving the Loads. Docks It wee alleged that she was so burly laden that bulimia deck was only those feet above the water, and the inqsky resolved Itself into thou quetkete—tbe first, whether the urge was properly slowed; estosdly, woe the quantity emerive ; and thirdly, mach menthe wrongful act of the muter. Theyesterday lasted nine hours, =du adieus mutWass. Captain Walker, in the comae of the proosedisp, said he wee glad to have the opportunity of publicly remarkthe that th e Board of Trade had presented to the mister of the French vessel, Augustine Eliza, a gold watch, for the minims rendered in taking off the passengers and erew of the wrecked vessel, and but for whioh the whole of their lives meat have teas lost. Arum—The screw steamer Hope belonging to the African Royal Mal Company arrirt:d in the Mersey yesterday from Cops Coast Castle. The Hops brings no late news, bat her cargo contains about 1,500 quarters of India oors a new imporoWon from Africa, and a large quantity at pale; an and oiler African produce AMERICAN Matta.—Yesterday (Wednesday) the stases ehlpD Nora Bootie sailed front the Haney for Quebec with the Casad4a mails, 65 cabin, end a number of steerage pemengers. The next Amebae mail dogwatch will be by the British end North Americas Hord Moil steamer Canada. which will be despatched on fienuday mat from Liverpool for Boston. _ _ _ [Advert2sementi--HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND p...-43LurDouit MOW; [wash hacc.—Aey affeelloae of the glands of the hetet demand blatant aitaation; tam Indicate sada al In the weelbutien : whisk V seeleebet era = stole note will Ilea the "hal masa, and death be the tneritable E der al's pregarailtes then Maims malt. ar p e= vented : .beet tae dinar at 17 , = c re. cad at a later render It In he prekren. If employed , tame rikeedlae trill ream bath emotes and &am be impel the virus hoar the Woad, edam the aaka of the lyethbatiee, airman the glands, and excite the itidn to botillt sotton. If the dims* he hereditary, memo, and tueuiable. three hardily Oahe the real Wee. I; BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. SIXTHS. BAZION.—May 1. at GluilroaKnat=ittesell 'mare. the wife of L. J. Hamm lam. of a daughter. 11111T.—Iliv 9. at Manchester. the 'lfs of J. B. Bat, Yp.. et • 6,801 w. 11000.—May 1, M Palereemd. Boopell.part, Btreatham.httl. the Mkt et V. a MM. ss.W a me. LI W u Oaleed•tartma. the wife of the Bee. B. V. Le Bum et a it.. 11/LIUMILLL.-11•7 1. et flostheele. Pafeotoo. Devon. the wife of H. Meselcan. Bora of Oeletitta. of • droottWo. igin t —tiar 3. at Sprhasteld, Lewhhow, the wife of T. Resell. TUOIMIL—May 1. at Caceden.road.dllatt, the Mrs of the Bev. 1. Teeter, ot•on. -- - VI BIM KIL-Aptll 30. at Willotistr, mar Taviatock, the arta, of W ave. In, et a mt.__ .31ARRILGIS. IaIIOW—HOLICSIL—broII M et the Uniterba Cbayel. Bridge. M lb• Itme D.D.. Mr. Z. lanes. of leidneWtar. ftirr. te busbies of the late Mr. R. Holkor. of blimeleatie. Wall—WlLLleffi.—We7 be id Trinity Chunk Clondeeley. eunide, by We Wee. a . O. greein,W A.. lir. J. Le Nam to OW 110/16011 a( C. W. Wneed. Poo. el letineles. NIITH V 1111—W lIITX. MWILWWW. 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