The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-19 00:00:00

SARDINIA. (71011 ODA STIKIAL aLitagaNDRIA, MAT 16. I am still writing from this city, which, as yea know, is the most remarkable monument of the great Lombard league. Oa the confines of the Marquirdn of Mootferrst and the Pima's*, between the Tanen Lad the Bormida and near their junction, stands this famous town. After the blessing of the Pontiff and a general megrim of the league, it was determined that the city to be built round the spot where a email cootie called " Del Roberto" stood should be named Alsesandria, in hawse of Pops Alexander M., the protector of Goelpits and the head of catholic Christendom. It was within its walls that in the year 1174 the citizens of the Lemberg teem together with the inhabitants of the 'astounding villages, stood their ground against the army at the incensed German Emperor, Who was essapelled to make a diegiseehl retreat from before the newly erected walla It was year friday that the Emperor of the French, riding aide by side with Marshal Caorobert, and surrounded by a brilliant staff, made his entry into the town, Ma blishing hen the heed-quarters of hie powerful army. I seed sanely tall you that the arrival of his Majesty hee been greeted by the meet cordial and enthmiastie manifestation', on the part both of Meioses and soldiers. Triumphal arches welt erected in different streets. At the gate of Ports Marengo, which leads to the famous field at battle made Blowhole by the First Con sul, ea* arch had been erected, adorned with towers and flap, as the frieze of which the motto, " seeds del the tore di Marengo " ( Nth" de. sosedant of the conqueror of Manage) had been ame spieuesely emblazoned is tri-milestred letters. Victor Emmanuel, riding on a fine bay charger, went to meet the Emperor, and took him to the Royal Palace, splendidly decorated for the ocesaicia. The appearance of the hog was really inageificent I has martial bowies, and his bold, firm aspect gave shrine* of this motile ram of warriors from whom he springs. It would have been a subject worthy of Marchetti. My pen is art powerful enough to describe the busy wad sniveler ap pIIIIIZOCV of the tows. Grasps of Zoos's", WWII of human and lancer', together with the hmostitai women and girls of the city, singing and latigesin each ether with that noiscAofenee which forms we of the promieent batons of the present 'Revelment. Ladies of mak walking arm-in-ens with the yews seems of the Imperial Chard t priests and "eiders talkies together, eating together, drinkine sled singles Isgetber. The was sot laic, bet it woo the real meaifestation of a powtrfhl and tree-kit taellag. This smaillestedsta had no limit when the first seder of the day addlemed by the Emperor to the army was posted at the serum of the streets, and over the walls of publie.boildiegs. The activity which prevails in the Free& sad Budinien tamps leaves no doubt that the boor of the great struggle is near at hand. (Trues! Gyulai had, perhaps, caught went of the intentions of hie adversaries, for sines yesterday his has hastily abendemed the position of Bobbio, whit* he had mailed to be explored by a column of the army be commands. By the iatended occupation of this mountain town be had apparently the object of menacing the right of the allied army. Descending on the valley of the Btaffors be could have attacked the extreme right of the Frtneh, whilst with a beid march through the opening ors his left he could have threat seed Marshal Banguay d'Hilliere, who le still posted on the main road feign Novi to Genera with the Ist corps d'anate. On the other hand. with the occupation of Bobbin, he could have squally &- weeded into the valley of the Trebbia if hie centre of Placer. za had been menaced. The movement of the Austrian general-in- hief on Bobbio area almost simultaneous with the advance on Stradalla, Ilioni, Carteggio, Casatisms, Areue, and Mezzana Corti. A glance at the map will show you that the three first-mentioned villages aro in direct commu nication with the entrenched Austrian camp of PIICTOLI, and the last with Gravellone and Pavia. Thr camp of Places:l has been manned with SOO heavy gum, and it is there that General Gyulai awaits the first attack of the united forces. Thaw, of mune, are all en-re conjectures; but, as I told you, people here of mark and likelihood share almost to s man this opinion. At the extreme left of the Pied monts*, lines nothing of note has occurred sines my last letter. A second reconnaissance en fare* has been made by the Sardinians on the Vercelli read, marching as far as the Ca-cine di Stra. The Ana trizne (lid not stir from their positions, nor did they answer to the vigorous fire of their brave sesailants. The enlistment of volanteere is going on with great activity both at Turin and Acqui. In this last town a regiment called Cseciatori degli Apenoini is ready to join the active army. It is commanded by Signor Boldoni, a distinguished Seep°litan colonel. This regiment is composed of four battalions under the orders of Majors Duke San Donato, Mathieu, GU!toff, and &mirth. The first of these gentlemen is an intimate friend of Commendatore natural, for merly Hoene Secretary in Cavour's administration, and one of the leading men of the Chamber. In order to give you a full idea of the readiness of Lom bard and Vs netian noblemen to join the notional army, 1 shall quote a few pregnant Cashmere,. la one of the cavalry regiments there are three Marquises Visconti ; in the Caeriatori dells Alpi, four Counts della Biwa; sad three Counts Arrivabene in another regi ment. Dukes and princes are not wanting ; and the noblest and most •ocient families of Venice, Flo rence, Cremona, Brescia, Bergamo, and Padua, are represented in the army. _ _ It is my paiefol duty to dwell again on the atm eit es which mark the occupation of the Austrian army in Pisdmont. I barn sten a poor fellow together with t wrote of his countrymen, has been wenuided by • Pirdinontese bullets under Our following eirmnstances. An Austrian co lonel was ordered by General Zrbel to make • reciionauisence tear Tortoni'. He was instructed to get bold of moms twetily Piedmonts*, peasants, and make them march in flora of his columns in order to screen hie mosensen.s. 1 hesitated by the enemy the Piedmentese were in the painful position of opium, their ere against O• pow fellows, who fell uttering the cry of Waal, Viva l'ltalia." This fact, which 1 am 'hie to eats oe a very good stalsoritp Incases 1 sow o ne o f t h e v i ct i ms myself, epee • "ohmage, sad needs no comment. English people shall judge. As the mail is dosing, I have only time to add a piece of news which has caused great surprise is the political circles of Tenn. lard Slat hos directed Hir James Hudso n to signify to ' nt Corner that it is the wish of her Sllsiesty'a govern ment that the term for laying the embargo es Aus trian ships sbouitl be prolonged. The regime given to justify this Austrian demand is, that the captains who are net aware of the actual state of war would be led into • trap. lordship must have forgotten that Piedmont is ram iag as a serious and docasive t Aus tria, sal that a feethaeatal pally wesJd he quite out of plan. Oa the ether band, history teaches me that darts( oar wens against Prams* and Howie, it was altogether • different principle which prevailed at Downiegatrest. U I am rightly informed, the sweetie* of Lord Malasabery boa ben met hy • tlst asl poswassry win/ THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1859. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Mama Blammilad, side-do-camp to her MsJNtY, smote comassadast wot.na meow% antiy wedded btops of artttlary, boa boss promoted dab Ibis sot of vs • acetyl Is tim Lear 7 11 # 14.Tharassing Bit Edward Lugar& 0.C.8., Beeee semeo, Ism appointed Yr. Heist Radios Ida pewit sommar Ma=m:ral Eden, C. 8., with his aide-de-eamp, ley, sad Amiatant-Adjatant-General lieb„ si Is Oink from Limerick os the MC The Ind Brallumi Militia, ander Lieut.-Colouel = A Oak to the Carnet os the tae, to bo 12 Iren NEW Rem Cape= Ors* EL, Is to duty in the Cork die trin ea no mono. d bis aka team Captain Sava" possiods Ism Umtata M fasmoy. no 'stoma transport transport ?anal.o ftrich yesterday com munal Moss Ave Wne far Gaweibr, aid la Tor tuba swo rd Notm An libommess list thenoupdos mad simetolom of ear nottodes Waite* mime Mad, at us *mg samost, natt y / lizrge, the dopostmea dam& b Inn • IN avg. en beak ea sossomi a rits:=2 Mai law bum who damt put Is our boor so=ogrloos. 110 ahst eal buselus.ts las Assume, add to be Waft dust =mop eIM pot day, are dilly Inamosag ark abb. Comm strew have boos misled anal do owe mall of leo factorbo, so so to bum mildlemal snow both witbost mad mehera, sod OM moot sopressdeMoil Waft sumpliblo , oto. Applicants fat sarobaost is the royal any still cocoons to olio thismoloos et tho KO of albotyl . t day at do Iftwts it at Wiellikk Yr poi ot whom Vowloy es :1•Os boa *m i re:: SO or% uohur Os el 6 hot aro m- issal. tbst babe do 4 ppobid by dhe tot Maim= et era. is onis6 aboiy boo 1110 hap somabat of *OOO ow lt boa idOod la Masi pole of Oa Marko A apps to this Loottint Gongs, pablisisi Lio=6••• • repo by Bristlier Does, taammadbar at Sbabibri amid Obsoloo la Os Adm.- pool of Os troy. Oda to • _demos a bode, to ima opeoloa d Mayar Om mai Ovals bar. who ammaist ob. pos a( >D9 aid Palma ttly la=their di o s y=szalliok ram.. Tho portionhos 711, that bloO DI Z IN IO:g . aistla bet. _ _ Dinsol.TS, Mel IL—AlVollrfiallif.—Lisato sre I. Dams 01111). 6 the Agremasa. mew slaw kalft Pseesswash. DZATE 07 Sta Una lOsaal4.—Wo nsprot to isawase the des& Of fik Zeno lOWA. LOX.. w 166 =terse Mai, beta kb sellease. Asblessesl, Sei ne Aseessal bola* less Ore sea d .°.Mad linen 4 Asip by the BMW et A. John laisirksl, of Zs Ha s ft Miessla 1761. mai aralsl 1 14.4 61 . 81 411.0 d i st ,= WZ:I t valbarr nolo 4C Bea ladle Oessows se Ilseese la 1714, sad wa 6k prisslosl rsaissy sake 4dr las la6isk 6=5 es IVA Ns two Oelewl stlhe Sal Maw = 11111 84 1. sod bums a Sisamal 1/14. H. 1 W wally arta at do WSW el /14, Veers hs sesimaied s telanded esokiy. is sus itA GC... la 111111. as verhol &Oak M. WOOLWICR. Nat IL The etetimirt Whiih_ggreeei a the diet that Ilk W. R. Wire Wedwith M er e peer mead eisemend Ms Rope Maim, An is porstem, as the game slim Ms .at gime am wammo' at thisomerse, or* the dh.es=ohyse lem essided as; It Ise, fr if li e l d ieted Wagner M boer O s• mead WoolorM Oat w R. J. Dos.. , COAL, s Me Mem Astary &Mg Sho Crime.... .' , at ilsominetles Pm" es the g="Zrin of gime oßme. BlitimOorre pobsid, Nisi it Ws pmt post weld the of the mof Clip >.y+ Aeßlory is templets], Yoe = l l: ll w ha i dbot. • reg bale if . to= irk and Mow Crewe yob . horse, sad WM ormeeltion, mar the drowtrot r olideletienre el tholliporyTrale ems, hi the Royal Aroma this wrorare Ike Wiriest Cap. An Adostralty order... osestre tide illy _Reseda ( the rtrotesed stems moselie Mme = i l,, ,bdibi odi ngli, le mkt I. =artist route, sad to sae Regime is , oaf Coal theme to Malts. the skirts of the Day of Rimy, with • MT Is ken ems . sehorwiee three rhyme& for the smelted tbegterommteta Orem grist The firebrand is ommiodoete he Mis emir by Camerhe Seisph , lass of the Gorgon. the he esosird bast simmattkost the Royal arassal, mow siring of four lie-poirmisr. ad two 68. pounder me she la now shippiag • brie gmedly of shot and sloe. Pimisionsaa roe Nava. entrucc—An Whorl amp.. Its. of Its NOW* of Ms naval rad marine porolems at the 1,. • a.. .elan Orr am liandspo YON Ms following Admiralty sums was tar day limed and posted et the goureinsat dockyards Naval Pesdaeri on = sad 17th Visa. chap. 73, sec. 16.—110 s Imes of .hr Admiralty crueler that ea iwomporpr has Mies which milla kw re toemsery amiss ima the soya any it di mum who my be in Its ridge et poetises he knew erica, as petty oakum sr tooms. Nome is Meshy gime, that such mostoners boast it kw her Iligegy's sorra - will be forthwith require' Is NM Mbar Meat se whom, as thole loveably@ my be pried to seer. Rosh perms will retain the pay and 'dowsers of Mir temective ratters essaeling to the haerreed mole Mese kr esetimous service mi, sad they will le maim *sir ponsione se heretrione.' The Bassbee stem meal, ossumirimed by Omonneder Colts Cesplith w bos may completed bee sow, sad is erase" term Mirth for the Mediteemare radon. Had hues?'. BIZTHDAY.-1 ha whole of re wort myleyeil at the dockyard awl stem wimp departments at Wal let& ham bre a hoary temenow, osio- Welk& of bar Me • blethery. A Maw Mira, will le observed le some depart emats Mew Royal Arome• bat seet holiday will sot be emproory to ohms ouspioyel plea work. Is tri Mittry has Departmet, Moe It. utmost unfelt, prsver fo Ms peas. see troborielm of realtkes of we, large aa.bm et the beads erre to Merve the Wide,. on Monday sone, sad the followleg *R efs/ arks was this aftemom pored at the Royal Arms! — . Military II • ors-orRok—Tor eserstory of emu fie War harm merard Is Me heavy eileastion of In r Itajoity's birthday beim observe-1 a Merry, the 23•1 far., Creed of on Timendsy salt, the deportment will be eked aocerdingly.—W. U. GORDON, Principal Military CHATHAM, NAY 18. Captain O. Goldsmith, C.B , superiatendintt of the dockyard, ham removal sedan fries tbe Admiralty ditedies 30 mere apleasre to he loassalsealy la the rspe-toallng web. !Amid Is oddities to Ihs SOO asaehaales and labour* ra who ars sow ea the bored Ust. Is addition to the workman be. 'maw le this assablishosaa there are ohs shoat =a• viets da4 oimployed la Ur dockyard to Ohs NW of the weft kr be Moo. This amnia( the VA Company Royal Itegfromos, to the suet., oir iN asa-cremeheriesed *Seers sal Ira, &newt led on the powelo s col at Brooogoot borzoi" la tonvy soare.biog ardor, !arias boss issisatsg, sorehed the Strand rakers, sad peasedid by railway to Pm-miaow h. when Hwy anima ea bards!. hired sates steam-atop Molboomme, Corfu. The aMorra woes C.mmio E. Beidse, Litatmast C. I. Low*, sod lAsotosant C. Chew Cord. Tairty-threo 111•4101 edam* sad mw oho left Bromptaa bormolts at the seas timer the 291 h Com piny, an/ preceded to Portsmouth, to embark as board the Malliosssa, tot Gibrettor obi Cede. SUICIDE or 43 0711C.0 AT CANTIRBUBI. Mr. Thomu Thorpe Daum; the *wooer for deo City of Canterbury, yesierday enema' livid .n *seat et the Wriest.. Terse, is the geirieb et Nortogate, touch* its death 41 Cornet Swages Jobs Belk. Fellows% of the lee (King's) Dregoon Uuesde, whoa the following evidence 1111 . blued Jana Mod (int ones.'. sermon) stand that shoot too eels& that day b saw the daemon is Mr. Fitton's 10A11 Si the herrn be. Ha was seallnag op ad down is trent of ib drophine, with Ms maim la 61. hand. Tbe cleansed this mots something so a pea of paper, bat Miami did not sr what. la shoot halt as hos los heard a knock on Ma dear, sod is loping up ha new blood coming down Use well. Worm gen.. Than Is murder," sad then ran up s t a i rs to ths room, but the dose was MAW bide, • ith the key in the loch. Ha born the dew yes, sod bawl the amok lying tho bed "gee deed. The marbles wee lye In the Cur Wane Ms Is Road was lawns from lin sane. Hy M. Jmy.—The dasassed append eomowhat excited ohm witness fit new bass. It ma usual for the deceased to go to Wi maser's room When the deceased took op Ike pence C write he pm wham • vary peculiar look. . BaSerty, rinse norgessi to tg• cavalry depot, sail doom was a imand to the treat put .1 sashimi. mid aims st the t took wan knocked out. A lamp penis al this Mak Ma ouseior, was blows away. Thu melba W Men odd with had a-indigo. That caused YAM death. 0a Me mono, whams saw the demand, elm be appeased to be fpusi la spilt Witmer was sew that then Two siesossolimen 11 elf so produce degendes spirits la the deceased; May had her in Mason Ike maw knlo thas. Wham (mad a plot. of pap. as the Whim web lb. fullowlsoLworda Trivia upon It in the deweests bead. wWwed i s i z r "Trawr. I an gong to shoot myself; I .as be ar se hie . (Ma intents and all Li ONT. dui blots pis. Pam Pao Hy Ma Joy—lt la not usual t take • laded aeliee the Mei cia hember onion, tut it ellewhil we we its air samonsato. Cetera Freerr d w lith 1. ...'.5, aria be Ira bre ea frhatila Immo Via deteana t r tbe 1.44 tw,,, swath., rig lot be sae his d. 7 rise be oppertod bola his marl elobt ; btw.rt.c ail demand la *OK Inure sew lam Ilareort about tea tisk* Mot ameifts. Irks lbws x el ery strop la kb mum Me wee al ea. Nal osnalia boat aiotelte, se II be did ass kaNw lam but ere .ebase. or vbeeersease May to dlr poem deems 4 airs/ to a body to rim bit we teatsed. Voris% " Tempeary leasara." late Intelligence. LUMMT OIP =WM ISENCIL—MAT 28. ' Sidaga.M-211ML Mahlbsll.—tßotore Mi. Justice WMAtork sod • Comma Jury.) CLLITIZTOX V. CZABLISWOIIII.-111ZACI OP PROMS! This au on Wien for betook of promise of morrisse. The dehadsat pleaded. tree, that he dad net smoke the prOMIIIII; seceadly, denial that the "Wadi was reedy sad trilaw to it • thirdly, a dada of say broach of ; sad stDtMsd, ihst after do stab. of the reales he berme with a gleam edealetel to &Men Ilia and tied be maid sot worry without imager to hi, I. Mr. Idyl' Joao sad Mr. Beaty Jearstypeared be the *lO4 sad Yr. 11. Cheadtare sad lb. ?Nadal for the deliadeat. . _ _ Yrs tits o sbiresiet of souse* M amrsd that the plabstill, epesess, was tan .uob t.e cd a =rhdonliarsa, rosi Maury, ta Wittehirn o delnelsat, Chentemer bell • highly raper stint situation to the Medd& Illavrepe Desk. le Amon bet IW. Clappertoa rat tbs Ilehadeat at a beseitt e z st Margate, and • andeal eeteelhend 'p them, whfed ended Is a peedidee f ear ea the MI oil the de(earant. The dellenbad, at lb owe must, was to- noencod to deo plesters thedly, at Salisbury, r bar Mrs tredwall. H. wes shoat sixty two ran of Of" Mid the plaster was ferty•two. The weddian day waa dud, and Ur plabstiff went to oar aldarabas siren in preheated Mors sad other ankles, bat AI the 11•11 dart err fast to. rase the deirtenes Wars to bee rem ears, sad cooler. and et length ho dr dined to Sal Y rareonlogied that kg& wised Na iscompotent foe the =sorb& Mtn. The bred awned Id win lanais) tbr rad shirr, dated We beginning " ley sir LOIN" sad saying be Wed with most to ths ber tmid lesede they heed aro weer, Ind line be Weld hewed edib de ligh.tal aricepagen to the may bow yew any sten Sys_fterar, nod be at a. to sank Giber. Ths !etre oar esderlker :—" My domed lOC, year* Mat 10061.111117, 61111111111." TM following widows was Mas Wand : lola Lyall—l sta a wawa I eat eat od bedew, end Le or emie rstirtyray . la Awahlast I was at Morphw Mr. was et Me Ow lasellw-bate via ow I idiot What that knew Wm Obrperasols lolly. Ile we et the two bewiftriseary =rah* bratabese Wean caxiii m. neve ens Mr Chiallowerth ail Mite lll eaiLa ? a :WI angswg.!; se a l eva ; mos ea 171114Wea MI, Idjaplesworth:Tasieles, st tee el Min C 6 P/ 100 ., IMg ad this weak la lea the ▪ *e wer He OINVIIMb WI/12m ma. la=NW Mu as his . We Whs. Moat bis Si.. Mosel! be newt Si nem Isse l ..V g wee abo C ut P t i t: =hat WWI& bed het e . He MI ass toseplala of rhea d ilk obirst. (Umtata:o Me aellho had t art his hot by wirellise. Allerwards I sallel era Ma agate. Ma ihra WI he mil set warty Mee Clippwles, Ist he aba mat slate his Crueewsadned—nr paltddaughter was WS we et Me Margate boardirophoesr. Twenty poi* ern Maytag them It we a nopeenlis hors, 104 ea_similve ow Ile. Janke Wlehlwin sett the Mohan samal wan mak* vary Mile with hoe an Clowesaalnatio preputs n osailaael—Mr. 01whowelh fe about shaty-rirbt to sin per, Wpm la Wria-oreet, Pala tial, up two- pair, (lowthaar4 "Ils a 'menthol asp. (Ineibter.) I have no 11-leallai la is wiper. =laughter.) Ms samphe two satell new I In paps men them Ite. sweat Ise Wien When I are Ws at Ma Mass In add, “ us se INN 1 1101104 mem" We WI a goal heal et eoarrelloa :. lively aare, Ware A His siipas t gooll slut his wr to Nimbi. Roosa Thei W s = IlAt d l ma. ott °lino to Mt et is limallosOsass r i me l y 4 body there OlXit waS os_ o warryligs len the sister of the plastid. @he arty°. Other wee • beehasilsr at dollAtn, re= sow I was with my Oster et the ,- at Idergaii. His stardom to my Meter were =waked. He ior e ; o mposals to her, tad the asked my H. mat to as see my Miss My Aar lias llisa at fiedairmiy, god itsr bee& to Lyda I Ivied to ORM mid the rame odd *pi with as A. the el Oasis Wt. bs Ma amMiggt amid him glom is thou wells nag MEW et the sob el hems lbq weld hies tad la Millie dissoghtibig IMAM b Me itaaddied egortmools art m all ade Es radar ar ame . mi r iaL simige=reer lie 0702411. • yew, mid dee • pilliog MMIIIMerst, sad did beams Mt awe goaihms width Add to his boom. He "mho el borbg • mai le Mudght Ha Misr to my thasta it woo a u ra re monlege Om nil tato Maas is the Ilith el Jamemy,bat th at balm the ombromory of my .giber'. dos* Es Hissed it would be berm to fir swan day, He ethilisd to ban the wolibg to pirate so Ho bought my sister • slag, Zips her pew, sad be biped it cold sea la by sae aeon bladiag. Os as OM et Parlay I him bow ho m. to imp the lemgodge el his ham bs my enter. le mid er e boi pat • wrest mmettsolisa mos shim, sod limi he w theta daring beim ham alms serrolusded by Newts. Ho mid he intawied M yam say airs. My Yaw Mrs /Hike, asked him it he hod anys, monis Mime to pre; ruse Wm . He said he bed set, bat Shot Ms eat tared Sam debility, sod as ems is he woe War Its would merry. He preindeed to call ea my =7l of dam se be seat hie solicitor. (Linghter. Hy drier viva* to ea expose of 6W. prepariog kr the filio bed evorythig ps Maio, to a lady's laismia. He mat my tirksr hie wisest, Chowreseadad—My sitter kept her fli* my heir, who is a statism at Sakintry. Ma*. Mho is Me wife of a anneal NUM Mrs. Blake corroborated the evidence as to the delbadmat's wistamest repeating kis Meese. Ha said he soak% an Ids death leave all Ids property to Mile Clepiertos. SIM bested him as to bee sitter. • retina of tti= hadaat was bete need aid craved waselsistiter. C My father told him that say shier Shedd Awe with the test fa Ma property at Ws death. =- Stith essetty Übe the defendant It was takes in My &tor beeps bearding-beaus in Corsor-An et. Wks. i saw leis setts seemion whoa I crossiexamieed him about hie health he leaked wry well—as well se cord be meseted. (Louschter.) I mired him If ho had any armada dire we, bat I did sot sat hiss U he bad asythitc the matter with lie beart. _ assalsess.) Ile mid he would marry my sister. Mr. Id. Chambers than addressed the jury on the part of tbe dolor. He mid tho plea that the defordaat was prevented by a disease her balling his °attract was pat open the record Wants it wee strictly trio, r maid be peeved by Ids roolical attendant. The deltadatt, wbo was bates= 67 sad 68 ovate of sem did unquestionably fall fa love wih MM Camilla et he Margate Besrditg• bowie, sad posh* her marriage ; bat be happened to consult his medical shirr, Mr. il with regard to the complaint mhis fore, sad basfai a = distally soistiated that be wm going to be married, Ilk. Rape said, " You had better wit, ss It will be as musk se year Ills is worth to marry." He MA as ollstios ef the hes" shish see himeased by thedebility tamed by the foot, sad meth spirt lath ems wbb be was eempeod to say he could set amry eat the passim I. had made to Mho Clap pone!. The oriel °Wended that nadir Hem _ - kesses. ft oreensat, sod diet MU If be won the *SON ind ssilsissi is very Weiss less, as is sen.squescs sr the esisiimaa's seas of Mak it was probable that if she bediresisi_bink slis owlet me loss loam • widow. 11,76166 Sevlose De•h. &k &.t has one at the emblem, eel bed • wiry et 2451., which wee haereased every year Eqpt* said when he attended the defendent pro fistienally be blued such a feebteneee in the Mai I. aotkn dribs advised him nut to marry until him foot wee well. lb. Edwin Jews said after this evidence, ha would agree le a verdict bring entered for the plaintiff i.e. 1001. Yr. Justice Wirglumait—l thick it is a very reasonable P VL Chambers—My client now retains to give that sum. I arrtainly bad his authority to maks the proposal to the ether side. I hope he will sot bring ea action against me. (Laughter.) Mr. Jaime—The offer was made by my friend's client, sad upon my advice the plaintiff has accepted It. Mr. Jostioe Wightemn-1 think the defendant will be wise if be adheres to hie Misr some cosaul i t= i b l etween the parties, it was agreed Sat a verdict should be token ter UAL Verdi % far the plaintiff—damages, lOW. The was the lest autos es the Hat for then s:ttiep. JUDGES' CHAMBERS.—MAT 18. (861tes Xr. Judos Hal.) IN TRI WAFTER 01 WAIT ANN X DONNILI, AN INFANT • THI SIMLA coerce CASE. Tlth ore, which wee reported in the Depress as Tues day, WM vacationed at chambers to Mr. hence hill to-day, whoa an application sae made by Mr. Le nerd, from the firm of MUM. Graham and Lytle. for a MOM MS to show ammo why a warrant should not ba issued %Oast the Per, Mitre Welter Roberta and Mary bl•Ceetby, for costa:opt ef meet, epee the ground teat the Mani made by them to the writ el - habeas corpse was Lase to substance gni La mellae* le kw. Jt willi;ese;ellected that a snit of habeas corpus bad been mired mi Mr. Roberta and Mrs. M'Cutby, of the Roma intim& lobed at Wwitmineler, t.) produce a girl aimed Nagy Aar hl•Disnnll, do being, it was alleged, detailed Rem her Shaer. James 11•Deaatti, who bad roteess4 lbs 24411401 catholic faith, bat who now wished hie child lobs Amsted at sp. o'e•tsnt retool. When the ease was bebre Jaatias irk on Monday. an on tettaking was given en the pert of the d isseleate to furnish on des fol'ovries day the some a the person and the piece where the child was ray Mi. The Inft.reastion hat sot been given, and hence the peasant appllawon to hie Loris/sip. Mr. Lass.rd road the Motels( letter In support of his application 'weird from the stormy tar the delendan , e, by Cirahain and Lyd• : "4, Liacolis-Innefielda May 17, 18.59. "Outtlemen.-1 be to 12110421 yes that bamng made in quirks both from the Rev. Mr. Roberts and frees Mrs. M'Carthy, I find that ribber lb. Roberts oar Mrs. !Muth, knows • thew the Saes wire% or the puma with mime, Maty Ana WDonssil is reabliess. When the ear Imams& yesterday to give the arm red @Metes et that yams (.blob yea made without soy polder Jamismairaties spa the IN ZS subjapsi dissitdalr. Priers WY,. Wray) , I sup. wane that I should be able to give sash beformetioo, bat r Iffid ot =d: thy power id do 90.-1 sr. Pelham,. t. "F. It. Wan." this letter he (Mr. LeosariLepolied for a eaconroie to caste mpg wegreaTior eeitempt @mkt notb:ze oc ar ei h•adirMid iiiffiturs was false In for, sad ui. te e l resz stasp leaded to the Wad judge, and yes to d that the dad vat at the school la Tork.areet, W , as dip oistabor 01U Mb aol_ l ll# todalt *sat Is die debut 'Misr by Mr. et NM =drily Mr peed, alidedesd by thea, and Asti, lns soloed add Wiper 12 o'clock, Maid ret r osid le S al u r so n: Mira& at liberty so r do, end le hr ova road, end sr is easy, costa* or perealan al Mr. Bober or Mr. *Cathy, cc say prat sedan rider *dr ma lt y, rad she at, die had se dorm base rettensi to her falter. The eeiaea laical aided dun dr bad ad bra deal Ad taw at am daft 10 117 . :E ty perav, or prudes, or seder dr asee, Mild, or sat al Mr. or Mrs. M'Carby, or sss mew Mr. Justice Hill ra ccasids applisetka at sb id laportance that he regssatoired Qs M. Lemma Is red upon Mr. Justice IL* as beillend r the application to all) flat Leoserd ensardingly proceeded to Westminster. end alter theta in et the ecoart Tel:lowed the application tn bin Mr. Jr** it* asking for a 1111=101311 to ihr . hellealliV2 L enee entertained the applicades, end atiored the sonmese to be returnable on Friday, the race Woe skald tareerrow (this dip) an mama of her lielesty's birthday. COURT OF BANICRUPTCT.—MAT 18. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fantasising.) MIL-TOTAL ZETVIAL The ben Charles and Edward gehlesinger, wire dmidtem, ia •street. Their applicatka Cr ere bfiCita WY herd a Ant time ago. t ee Him Hones, saw *lament. He said—TMbank rupta now owe 7 he creditor, besides roue liabili ties. To Art property ' has melba 1,0001.; malt et w a Moll thie te not • mbar" hastaaos of tbo nature et flak bakag sesownt), M. 6e. Bd.; ca another comas tho balms had been rebut thaw. Their palanerp drag has 2.40 0 L ; EtLlosses Il au =ss r bed and realisatioa, Thus, their at the rad od ead tr bariabi 1867. rem Soy aro Orem reek whoa rap ma sold, whes,lle bo T: h 7 the ed• - alaatioa or Or arsollansy ad as ray west &lag blarnatiosa ht Matt slues la mar to timer-try war asatiinellyilisahr is IMPIIIIN me allastely,la the asi a: s uitey Ada / hi a dralesr. eir I ear 4il as • ram aau loahript tai Ins ow bon the war. I bass Mad that, la ad& ties Is Its 7:411yr: sepal aro si r e dbidaal s a the Ela °7 lir Mon pared thus. Serra ribose pass se war an to the vary arts st= whisk scald IN id a comps , without way dlestedom to news the serelrats• Bat thou. •dr area lo Ish sr I Wok Os ass is so had, tha It le not my ewaebess to Mrs the madras ahoto di t= this ease I final II is ay day to do ao. I cannot On those aims certificates, whirl% wig scalds them to embark In Irate nor, with the thirstier et honest and fsirdeellog traders. ' TM artilastes ere refuted. Mr. Dada—Will your Honour great the bankrupts a short potation to enable then to appeal Tr Commisseame—No, Mr. Doris. I don't know bow t p h=litse has asp M. It is costrary to prindpla, and yit le diegurous. The lIIAMIIII In the wit court d the Hai, of Boa ell-cart, and Wiladen, who evaded themelves of their 21 rye to roar, end have not Aloe lea hard of, was varier to warn MS of the extreme dhow of &Mg on bones protection after a martilloate hal bra reread. Mr:Linklater—Your. Honour will gnat the usual execu tion certilloste to the assignees P The Cornmiasioner—Of cnuree. When the application is nub in the nasal form I will grant it. r. *Went asked that the costa of Louis Schlesinger might be Armed. lankleter did aot object, and ese order was made eeetodfaily. Mr. Doris wined hie Honour to fis the amount of delimit la be node by the bankrupts in the event of their appealing. Him Heaver toed the amount et 401. each. Mr. Dens odd he fiend that that would be e denial of the Oahe of appeal to Ids aate. Melon Kr. Clanialealoser Evens.) tx U TU BLVISOPOLISAN SALOON OMNIBUS COMPANY (Linfran). Tim iteNbi of the petition In this ems was mama. Mr. Pops, QM secretary of the company, was examined at muds laagth with nferanti to lin pressat position of the tanpany, the lumber of gams timed, cad other matters. Mr. Rosbargh read • statement showing what were the assets of the company, sad making an aggregate of 9,4001. Taking the debts at 4,00Q1 these was • utopia. of 6,4001. Thera was also the pataat, sad • clam had Men road* naiad W Landon Gasmal Omnibus Commay (or 10,0001., for Ist =w enstained, sad whim was ralkaned to Mr. Barstow, the , Wont whom 100 witneears had Irma masained. TbsCommletioner (to Mr. Sargood)—What la your valu ed= f _ _ tiergood said Mr. Ifsekthe estimated the aeons at 1,8001., sad the assets were 6001. and upwards. The Conunindoeer —Than is no proof of that. Mr. Bargood—There is no proof that they are only 4.0001. Mr. Lewis gave his estimate of the Imola at 4,4001. He withed to observe that tho onus lay upon the petitioner to prove that thistdotirthe of the espital bad been lust. He did not want say knock-down valuation. If his (Mr. Lewis'.) =y were valued In that way, God help him ; he would vent In a moment (“ Hear, hear," from the sup paters of the company.) TM Commissioner—The only queen= is as to the patent. Mr. Rozbtugh dwelt upon the drenmatanoe of the peti tioner's valuation being supported only by the evidence of mimes Interested in the London Gesersl Omnibus Compeny, and denied that the patent was valueless ; there was every peseumption that it was valuable. TMbowing was brought to a sudden conclusion. Mr. Roxburgh having concluded, TM Cotenthoioner said that with regard to the valuation of the omnibosee, nothing would be more unjust then to value stock with which a business was being corded on cc rsnto the selling price. The stock of the greatest brewers iegdom would perhaps, if sold, not produce one-tenth sighs value. As to that point thee. he was of opinion that the flir valuation was on the side of the cowpony. Then, as to the other point, as to whether thrte•fourthe of the capital kid become that or =Available, he did not (milder that he meld enter into the question of the value of the patent. He we of opiates, however, that three-font the ot the capital bad net brooms lost or unavailable, sad the petition must theeedne be dismissed. liaTgoTdaiplied that the order might go without ears, but The Comm!reamer mid the petition would b 3 dismitwed with mate. SHERIFFS' COURT.-MAT 18. ALTON O. AMITH.-ACANDALOIYB 0111111101 UPON A CRILD. This was an action brought by Elizabeth Smith, a minor, through her next friend, to recovsr 11. damages for a mod scandalous outrage. Plaintiff's mother appeared with plaintiff, a child about nine years of age, and stated that on the 213th of April she sent her child out with her little brwher and sister. They v went into Sallabury-tquare, and when outside the door of Kr. Lloyd's petnthig.ofiloe the little boy's jacket come off. The child stooped to pick it op, but • voice desired her to go away. The child replied that she should go as moos as abe picked up the jar and es eke roes her head up, as It came upon • level with the keyhole, a stick was pushed through by the defendant, which severely is- Jared her eye. The poor child suffered met severely, and Is still subject to the mated is. Defendant (who le • machine-boy) said it was not wilfully done. It arose entirely through accident. A lot of children word always playing outside the printing-house and put log saw-duct, tobacco-pipee, and herring-bones through the key hole. On the day in question he pushed the piece of stick through the keyhole, he would admit, but with no intention ollnjoriog the child. His Honour—What does the child say ? Plaintiff (who was not sworn) add that she was outside the door slit saw defendant throtigh the keyhole. He told her to go away, and she mid she should as soon as she had picked up her brother's jaceet. As soon.. her eye was upon a level with the kihole he poked the dick produced through (an awkward-looking instrument), and it @truck her in the eye. He laughed at her. Hie Honour—lt to a 'nations outrage, and if anybody had seen you ant given you into custody you voted have been meat severely punished. You were once • child your self, and I dare ray pro • great deal of trouble. Yon mast learn to control yourself, and should have pushed the things out of the keyhole in such a manner that no one could suffer. Yon get off most cheaply for If., which you must pa .with t—l bare rely 13e. • week. How cutlpyif.f His Honour—l Minot help It. You most pay it. It is • steadslons one. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Lads drew was brought up by • writ of habeas corpus trcen the Quern's Beal Prison. on a warrant issued by the Lord Mayor, charged wkh skating 50 lbs. at cigars, value 631 4 Ur property of Messre.B. de Cuadra and J. Ueene, 10, tit. dirlibles dans, insrchants. Mr. Huspbret sppe.red for the proosontios ; and Mr. Leek (Ely•plate) for the defeats. Mr. lianaphrtys, hs opening his ease, said the pritontr had bees is the stryke ot the pre..cstors as cleat and bookkeeper at • alas, of 1901. or IBOf. • jest LI. shout 7 or 8 year., but wee dieshsrped is October last. Oa the Mt Jane Ise the prostontore had broeght b their piece a case of cigars whkh they had aimed at tse docks, mkt; ditty to tits amount of 7d.orbkh um Mr. Cuadra, levier no isoessity to we, never dead MI the end of March, or the brghinisg April last. Upset soloing 1 , , however, be wade every Inquiry withwas bdng able to warble what bed E4C,11:010 of it, a. there was to sorry of it. sale In the books, and hie solicitors, Mossa. Mee. Batton. sod Mir, wrote itreelethers to the prisoner asking for informa tion on the reject, without obtaining any reply. Mr. 'rear th en went to the prisoner, who was con fi ned is the Queen's Bench for deb t , h and asked f information, wrath, =declined to give my intern rehniag Mr. to Mr. Brewer, his soMor, who, he odd, rew aH about the cigars • bat Mr. Brewer oho refund inkemetits upon the rat jest . It wad the enceriaked that the Orme Ind sold the cigars ibr 661. to Mr. Randall, an archNeet, de scribing hisorelf in the hfil r helm, agent, V, Ilk Barlthin'a-lene," that being the office of his employers; sad the km to which the cigar were contained weavew to court and weld be produced ; but it would be asro ' after mud evidence had been riven, that the rroitar sho uld be seanaudel, inersuch as Mr. /leaden, who purchased the cigar, wee not then in attendance. Mr. Lewin said there wee no occasion to produce the box or anything else, since he wee quite ready to admit all the Ws as dated, inasmuch as he had a complete sneerer to the tar; but Mr. Humphreys prefetrel to put in his formal reefs and cried Mr. _ de Coats, who deparod to the facts as _ elated by the learned gentleman himself. On crone-ezaactuat,on however, the pro wutor admitted that be bad been reward to sell on his own account ; that be had 101 l authority to do Do upon mating an entry la the books, and that be (prosecutor) knew the dim were re moved from the office as far beck as July lark although be did not discover that there vas no entry al tee treneuelon in the books until the elet ad March or the beginning .rd April. Tha era was iejohnted, leaving the new-ezmuluation salkdelted, ad the primer wee conveyed beck to theQueea's Pooirsox.—Reeeired U. la. IL tram a "Faithful Ber vaat •' sad for Mary Walsh (whops CON wee manly re partee), ea. IL, tram " J. C.' HARLBOB.OIIOII-iffNEET. Pietri Ihkardi, an Italian, residing at B.ffron•hill, was charged with annoying Mr. Chaim W. Day, anther sad artist, of 62, New Bond-arm; who has on asmeal omissions hid to complain of the aattoyance he woe subjected** by the companions oldie primate. From ths evidence of Mr. Day, who, besides haying the usual cares and wisdom iiktomies* on his seofetsica as en artist and author, II la a dillele state el health, it append that for sone dim ha het bogie wed, enaoysd by orgaa pMdors, and on the verb= day thla gdOnlir brgr e r it r . Ids tag In front of hoe^ sod is&sel la assist standing he told his In Delia to do se. He then wont for a constable, and se soon se on. appeared in sight he walked off. 11r. Bingham mid he thought they knew how much he liked quietness, and that they coroamnioated with me another, with the view of &IV ► of hie wails. Mr. Dag rid he w i nd they should not. Tts cepa grinder call • bey told him to play. Mr. Singhtsa said that might le, but the order to go pro veiled owe dud to play ; sad, with the view of protessies Mr. Day, he should dne them on every occasion 10s., or seven dam 'dikes Zes, ra tßoven, rose &argot with the knew -4.. • derellinchonse. es that at • little efts men, • ked hie Attention paid to the pi ma* mew .• primmer at the thesaanytag • lbsadle. end ether • hex. lin wean obtttban. end jeans t:Xst le d r i on r ie ibrn cen t ilter g arot a kl i t lead anatizing him near the Uoi at tyXze, goner throwhim a china ornament, which wen broken Into pie Its. OD soling him where he g l ottis beadle, h• mid he picked it op on a door-ensp. lae took hiss Into osstody, the other mat bards/ surged, sad as searching him toned on him a box of loc i , sod • yes tare. Mies Harriett Elliottof 6, Hantystee&ehresi, riteroy square, said dote tare Is bed at 'six that monkey, she we awoke by hearing the rustling oft 'admen It her sitting room, and au jumping out of lied elm saw the *maw crawling on his hands and hales towed* the your door. Ms said, " Who's there?" and the prisoner replied, " It's ell right, miss." She rang the bell for the laadlord, as she beard the prisoner shut the street door after him. On exemln lag the place she mimed some antique dresses, • ark, sad other uncle* of the value of about 301., silo moss Aim ornaments. There were DO marks of violates on the door. The prisoner put rouse questions to the lost mitoses, but the only effect they had 111,1 s to strengthen the care against him. ...—. Tbe pr isoner, to answer to Mr. Bingham, said b. would mem his defence, and wu committed. TlikMp. Hoary Hollis, a taU, WwerfalMan, a sailors' boarding house keeper, was charged with committing a violent anima upon Henry Punk a eanstable in the employ at the Bast end West India Deck Compeay, and with going as booed the ship Hotspur without the fees of the commander and his oftlows, sad in costraventionof the Merchsat Shipping Act. Mr. C. Young deli oded the prisoner. Payne stated that the ship Hotspur was being battled Into the Etat India Dock yesterday afternoon, and a large concourse of people, as wad, assembled, consist- Mg of ;ewe, crimp', touters, boarding-hone. keepers, and other; to solicit the mein of the slice, end take them away to their loclgtorholumes and shops. He received orders not to aliow any one to go on board, and he had much didicolty in keeping bark the crowd, who made repeated attempts to board the ship. The prisoner eluded his vigilance, end got into the ship os she was beteg heeled into the basis, through the bow port. About twenty minutes sflawards he west on booed, and found the prisoner in the forecastle, end ordered him to come out. The prisoner re fused to do so, and was dragged upon deck and taken into mainly. He took the prisoner 200 yards along the quay, when a mob of aimpe and others hustled him, and the pri soner made a violent resistance, which continued for live &sates ' end then made his escape. Before the primmer got away he kicked witness on tho leg, and disabled him for some time. The primmer was afterwards captured in a public home in Nackwall. Mr. Frederick Smith slid he was Alp. husband of the Hotepur, sod that very great inconrenieme was caused by persons boarding ships as they were being hau:ed Into Or out of the docks. Somethnei Teasels had got into danger in bad weather by the practice. The milers ducks were elm taterf..rwl with, sad the greatest oonfewios toot place. Mr. Young said that hie client went on board the Hotspur to fetal a sailor's chest and hammock, and that he was en gaged for the job severed days ego. Mr. Set's said be was determined to put the act of parlia ment into operation in all eases that might be brought beim bits. It was a most aborokoable .)stem to board ships before they were properly moored, and solicit custom of the sailors He Erd tee pawner 61., and fa default of payment one mosth's immisonement. HORRIBLE MURDER, AT LEDBURT.—Yeaterdgy morning an ar °undies &comity was made by one of the clerks employed by Mr. QoonpHa tfield, *alio:tor, of Led. bury, in Herefordshire. Mr. klsset.ld bad gone to London ha the F"Ti"e day. lesMag his °Mass is the owe of • mimeo, aged about 60, wham se& we ham not yet tweet tahatd. The clerk left at the usual Unseen Tuesday mewing. end the offices were closed as usual, but during the night some panton or wrens acquainted with the premises truire in, and murdered the woman left in charge. Her body wan found lying on the fl mr, en the middle of Mr. Meartleld's room. There was a ban.* end • cut urea. bee feceberal, mark. of strangulation on her throat, and. to odd to the category of horrors, her clad es and body had bean set oa tire. The floor of the room and the poor warean's claims were still burning when the dolt entered, and he WA to throw water on the mae to extinguish the Are. The middle of the woman's body was ramose bane It r el.ayeasl. In formetion was at once tiers to the polite, but up to the time our parcel sae despatched no trace of the guilty parties had been obtained. No eetimation ma be siren of the property stolen until the return of Mr. Ilsertield, who has Deem telegraphed for to Leaden. Tha toques& Is to be held this afternoon. . . -••••-•-e. A CHILD MURDERED BY ITS SISTER.—An inquest was held on Tuesday last at the Railway Inn, Bedgley. be fore Mr. Phillips, dieted coroner, on the body of a child aged one year and seven month., n amed Junes Mater, who was murdered by an elder Meter, aged seven years. From the evidenci adduced at the Invert It appeared that on 8on• day, the Bth brat., the demisted was eutrusted to the care r 4 hie rider, who from some motive threw the child into a large pot of boding water. It lingered a few days in greet agony, but died on the 14th fnet. The jury returned a special ver dict, the tender age of the slater excluding the law from taking corn , e time of the off Irv. • THE ROBBERY PROM GREAT ANCOATS-STREET. —The robbery of 280/. from Great Anooati.striet, on Mon day, has resulted to the capture of the thief at Lie.e A. He wee taken on Tuesday afternoon by the polio-, and the greater part of the properly we found upon him. ANOTHER EXPLOSION AT TUE HOUSRLOW POWDER iiILLS.-Be.rorly before the Ink was dry that re corded the verdict of the jury to the inquiry se to the late fiarful explosion at the mill, of Meows. Cu, cis end Haney, wten another cemorred, at the same work., which it 411 math to be kind will be Weeded with fatal cm/ego:nem Lest night, at a quarter pest 11 o'cleck, the inhabitants of Twlcken ltsne sad the adjacent teighbotrhooil wore greatly alarmed by a seecemitut of explortone that shook the houses sad rattled the windows for *rivers! swirls. Upon Inquiry ft was found that that department of the works known as the incorporating mills" had exploded. Then reins, four in number, see situate near the engine-house, to ono line of building, through which a obeli runs that turn, four pairs of heavy iron.sego runner., used for griadiug the various articles together of which the po*der is composed—viz, saltpetre, charcoal, and sulphur. While this process la going on the empathic:in Is kept ccatinually damp by the appal odious of water,and In this state la called " grten charges." The whole of here have been destroyed, sad eu poor fellow named Allen has received such injuries that it Is eoaroely possible he as recover. THE ACCIDENT AT THE WESTMINSTER PALACE Horat.—Yesterday afternoon a preliminary inquiry was gam into alibi Weetroinster Hosided, before Mr. Bedford, the center, and the former jury, mucking the death of Jolts Cates, a la bourer employed upon the works at tee above hotel at the time of the accident, and *hues death had taken plena SiOtt the inquiry on fleturdey last. Bone mere formal tridents wee takes, and the isgairy was sejoureed till the 23rd threat. The Maned coroner sad be had thought it his duty to communioato with the &metal? of State fur the Homo Departmest oe the subject of the .ent, mad be had received a reply stating that the government did not deem it necessary to order any one to attend the prooeedloge on their behalf. In repty to lequiries made yesterday, elated that the reirm'e der of the unfortunate sulk rev are going en fevourebly, w ith the exception et • mu named Cahill, who not expected to recover. 11AREEM COTTON. LreraPoos., Net 18.—The edoe of criton to-day are estimated at 4,008 balm The demand continuo very ; Prim ere inelfulsr. with a large sung/ offed•d• CORN.—Boeyox, thy 18.—The at wheat wan large at ow stead to-day, crowns at its eotanseate mot bigb prices, but it closed doll, advaace oa tba prices of this day sennight, thus la. et the adrenal obtained on Saturday .—BWr, 64.. to • white, 425. to 20s. Very little sprang corn on offer, and list weft's pica were supported on all articles, BTOCILTON-OY-TEES, MAT 18.—The coastwise snivels Of grain maims exceedingly limited. To this day's market we had a small supply of wheat; sellers demanded B..pee qr over the depressed prices of last Wednesday, which cheated the demand; It svv, however, Grand off at ma arra of ss. per v. upon the currency of that day. Bar ley In fair request. Oats met a ready sale. Berle ea. 2 7 0 qrs. Ind. Imports during t 476.hs put weak:—Who', ocestwisk Btu*. freign, GLASGOW, SLAT 18.—We have again to report heavy arrivals el wheat mad lour, of which 10,440 qrs. and 4,470 each ere from France. Of barley from Dmark, mad eats from betas', the week's =polka are mho putt y liberal. The weather bee bra dry mad reasricaltly Mae, bat the nights chilly. Desiag the week prior et Ilia* wheat have re. covered about In per ball of the nowt dears, this demerp. lion having basso most dapereed, and raddrable traria. tree have taken place Flour sold ewe radii at telly pre vious rates. In other srticire few eats ttaospirtd. At this day's market three woo only a limited heirless parry la wheat at the above advance, boyera having purchased pretty freely of la.e. Fleur was held for le. per each advance, which was only partially obtained. Oats were easier to buy, and oatmeal Ally lr. per load cheaper. Barry 6d. to ley and bear and peas about 6d, per boll lower. CATTLE.--80011IALL, MILT 18.—WO libi short sop. plirs to-day, arNh higher rates. Bat sods has 2s. 6d. to Se.; mottos, de. Od. to Ste. Od. ; Yob, Se. Od. to 6.. 4d. ; Teo; 44. Od. to lia Od. a atork, 6s. Od. to Y. id. per dons of Ms., siaklog tars r,. MAY 18.—Hatet Willi Hails', Hr. 61. ; Hadywll, 16e. M. • Howard's West Hartley, 17a. Id. ; Lesalasto West H adley, 175.; Tastleld Moor, 12s. dd.; Tamed& Mawr Bates, lb. 9d. ,• Walker Primed% ,••Wylano Ms. 9d.; Welk Bad Cleaketle, 16s. id.; Wan. Bad Fkeles, 16a. Id. ,• Walla Bad Braddylk Haws, ; WM* Mad Hetweell, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End RamesEs Hatton, HI& IL; Walls Bad Moak Hakes, 17a. Id.; Walk Bwd Okelse., 16e. M.; Walk Bed Hartlayeal, 17s. ed.; Walk End Neagh Hall, 16s. M.; Walls Nag 17s. Walls Sad flowtk Hattlepool, 16a. id.; Wal t s.nth 17..; Wall. Bad ?Arks Ibirelayead, 176; Walls Bad Sharps, 16s. 94. ; Walk Bad NOM Wise, Hs.; Carney and Daft. llsitiag, Bk. ed. • Carwsy Steen ; lfk. Id. ; Powell ' s Darya Steam, 21s...L8hips at market, 94 ; sold. 67. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 16.1111aia Mks pew Dlce- Tslal. 7•066, W. mum ameba 1160. mi. Wilt it It i a I A 476.66 Win BAIL ar0.42.411.4 ) nut utto MU 3.732 1.011 _XI .- 6.166 On NMI s- - .. US ~,. .. 1.600 1.611 Ws* mem Um& 3746117 116.644.... ......... • 470 4U Quit Nadia ........ 233 11,119 14.631 91.804 91.113 1144110 . 1 t y 14. [011489 i. 4 71749•91 Mu 14. 1644.617.. 127 11.126 MU 17.9 U laulitZTA INN= 8 . 1 3: 81.3 9 81. 4 61 s eta 12 Vaikl=masU. idal Ur 1781 1.196 1.076 10.871 9.863 14 ... eseiiiieuer. Ipm • • - al in eel no 111 Les 4.106 6 6'l 4171 tom+• mism o...e sedi Todukin tom . 9.b! 1l 1,470 34 991 16.461 13.431 MaoAto AO i 47 9:6UN 1.141 Ituunbary 6•4 11567,46434 39 1.181 1116.649949 6.4 Obsiat • I Walks Ebakbars LW tees for Ws orb& I who opuk hi lasi. Ni. SHIPPING IArTELLIGENCE. CABIIALTIISB. Eaglet, Captain Dance, loaded wain wbaat. 1 12, 9 01101 auk 1 1 "Webs, half.way down Wu rim has Galata.- fling. May 16. Oatterre-Looluillaria.tras Java to Amaatardaaa, manna's with. part of the vew of Ocktartre as bard, is the 17th apcl4 In lat. I N. Ito. 23 W. blow. Otaitortywn Capri' kaiak sallad boa °amend cn tha 1611 February for Nat•L—Livarpool. Hq IT. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Inns Dorothea, from Zombi; for Worry,' 4$ don Mardi 6, h 27 16 6,44332 4$ F.. Amphitrite. from Mairatta for T.1•9 9 0 0 o 1 . Nob. 27, Int IS N, km 90 Z. A 9991 Med,tid, al Glancy, Irma Loudon Yr liinagfae, Manb AI, lot le . L. lon 10 41 W. Att. holm Bombay tor Liverpool. Hamill. Ist 6 %Ira 66 Z. IL, (tblp), Karen 13, lot 11 23 S. lon ss 29 W. Cothorlna Mods (Dutch eblp), hoax Cardiff for Hong Kong 63 dog% Horeb 16, lot 31 &lon la W. Conn (6rltlak dap), rom 31onrItlar le Glaapv, May 3,lst 34 IS. Dartmouth Ibr 11.1 berm Yoh. 3, let 14 a. Im 41 W. Irartet. tram Liverpool for Moute %%deo. Aprlll4. let r 11, Ism 12 W. Oer.eral from Rorgooo tor Loudon, Nark 11 Ist 4 8, ku 64 E. Bert. trout Wbampzi for Liverpool H drys, rea. $1,141134 S. hut . IN • It Laths EL,Nbeth, from Newcastle tar Batavia, Mani 6, It el - 1117 Laily !rue, from Bombay for Dail N days Ibrdi 1, Lt:, 16 4 ism as NI Z. Nary Wier (American tows). ham Laden ise Now Orions 44 de At MI U. Mt 212 a 11, ma 45 27 N. YNd of yr, Mons. from IN. Viment for Lowks U eye. Yip 1; Lt 111.1 le, la In SS W. litArttar.mist llrWoh ettlp), from Bombay for Liverpool 75 dap. April R. Ist II 45 N, los II 16 W. Pam Pub Owls.). from Lin rpool for 810 10 day., April 31, IM 0 .31 74, les 24 Bob lily names), of from t tserpool for Ito 81 days, April I, tat 0 44 lon IS lOW. Foga, nom Loam for Bombay 97 ellys, Ilarell 22, lot SO 1 A, IMI 1 Z. Our clyseas, kw Bristol for IL Vlsomt 27 days, April 15,151 22 A. U if: lompins. ban London for Worn IS days, evil It, lot IS NOUS - 1117 - . . . . . Trrs ... (llaabors largos), for Adelaide, April k lat If US. lea ?Moot (r 414). from LI werppol rot idabooloo $ dam. 4711 e. LL 0 4 11. los 21 50 W. Mom, from Morrill los for Cyr* April 1 t, tat II X, km SS W. Zoommth op (Dwelt thip). trcm Alm boy 7 aim, Match 21. lit 1., km 12 40. LETTERS, Ite., TO AMERICA AND CANADA.—The Hungariaa (as.) left Liverpt of yesterday for Quebec, with United States and Canada malls. Oa Saturday the royal mail ,tamer Ametics lama Liver& 00l for Baton with the The Southampton inner dock, which has been considerably enlarged for the bolter accommodation of the increadng trade at tbqt port, will bs opened this day. The at atuabip Pere, which may be baked for to-day with the East India, China, and Austral.= malls, will to the first ship to pus through the lock. [Adrertisema t.]—Er PS's (110MCEOrATIIIC CHR- Mai Cocoa.—Tbio pmeration v , to produced Ito IFC•, .pechdlY foe the OM Of bonmeointbic patients. to meant them a baronet highly am lietkom sad tree frrto than effects of coffee and tea winch to many pep. ewe aro bleWy perActout. Pomv,od of tame reautrmoo and row dared attractive to :he tune by Oct &holm. aromaaod grab.ful ...th ee. developed by No pa ticukr mode of preparMion mm..oot it WM bemierecrally tidal ao.l tea ch motet . heeeuee, - Janes snAlsoci.toCeemin. Leedom" bold by grocers. la Va. sad osokeek.eg Is. ea, tare lb. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& T. Nerko SAUL—May o/Ater.lB at the BIZ; ;ear °aka fluff .. Yea. . r. of de Bit num n—m.y If , etit ThOTWIS ...street. Southwark. tho h•fo of J. it. 1811towe. IL D.. of thughkr. COASYP.—fty 11. et Chow. Da . b, the rrtfe of PT. Coate.. of 8 oaushver. DV AA R.--Ilar le, at Oeu-ttentltartaos, Zioidectoo, the wife of 0. V. A. Deltaic, at ot a aot.,Ltr. FOX.—Ase 1 4 , at l!ppee &Atha teloareet, Ilyaeitesk, the wife a te. oa, VA— of am HU OWL 11•7 IL at Oxford-terrace, Iletteltuk, the wife of Ceptata Geoa• dad." of a rm. Bcf aTll4—)ls 14, at STslagtee, &menet, the wife of 11. Saes, Tap., of • eta. _ . . 'lv MOE/L e ICH —Nay 14. : t Fulda u Cottage, CanoubufrOloo. tL wt.( ot C. Wm:Hallett. lip.. of MARRIAGES. CHRISTIAN—T[IO'4AB —Vey IC at Seesabaeoptoo Rectory. Mott o etartaire, by tin Mac Cbowbera th e H. Ilr.JartioatArbaata to Man . tlaughtee of 1. E. 'flaw" Lob. Dia-4 . 18711M.—May i. 1 . 4. at V. M T ary . ' I , • e M Dye. of N mblte Ltoo b a y me h et Moneta-Mast*, to Shetbota .1.1 et. &ashler of the thte Mr. D. bnetow. of Morton. Lbw:do:We. IlAitHlSON—suauss.—st., 14..1 sc. Pee; Deptford. by the Rev. & & Mob, D. A. autism. ).q.. to Mary Jam Flardostio dau,b;cr of H. IL bonier, Cp.. of Ilattum pat k. rarrey. HOLM Ee—MOTT.—Msy IT at the Wheats/. Mehebtoter.by Na Zen U. U. Wallet M.A. Juits o 2oll of S. Uoioe Tip., of reakthy to Lab el . daughter et ashes . Mott M.S.. of WhadmeMr. DEATHS. ANDREA.—May 15 at Wand.* moan, Pet.. soa of D. Loire'. mac., of Calcutta, Mod IL Da RPE ER.—May 14, M •!NOAH, Wedrerbamptaa, Lrdb, r.. 1144 of the tate Mr. J. Carmat., aged el- CLEM EN CE--May 16, Londray. daughter of Mr. J. Comma. of Vahan-Arcot. Rant agod PALM tlt.— Mag M. J. Palmer. Esq., of Loadosaviam. SAWA* 110171)800/8.-81.7 14. at Senl.l. Wertaaordsad. T. Proadfrat. 1/.D Mai B& 11118. LL —Ma ay 16. at Aslttelterl. L l / 4 111:8•11re. (kneed Sr J. Itattell. HA 8111TH —May 18. k Larborne Rectory. Ink Mk IL C. thaitb. aced 66. Printed and Pabliabed br Wrcusa BIRO Raw. of Ito. 8. Looted Haat, la the QV el leadaa_ !Meter. at the Oar laastaii amok la la Parana at WaltatriaanTananaaT• MAT 12*