The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-18 00:00:00

MUSIC. ROYAL PPALIAN OPERA. Am Stemmeehifie was performed on Monday even he smith Adams Frei to the abersater et Amiss. This pwrik it will be zemembwred, is which the fah sad yeelbfal prima dam aerie a esaqued, at am blow, at the Blegrels yablim the emend before them an absolute ellweipc, met haws ems by MEN to • dome people in the frown, awl wadi misaing She "found hermit famona." If she inning thee, she is mars charming Dow —a more ambled artist, and altagether the most captivating Amiss mseran the stage. Whelher she excels her greenlet pre mom% the Nadu& end Jenny Linde of former days, yew be cruailioned, bat few people will say that she is is- Nam to any of time. She was rapturously applauded by moat the fullest bream of the sesecia. She was well Op gelid by Naadia, a the character of Memo, and by Faun hi abet et Chsat Redelfe ; and this plowing sad interesting egos west of with remarkable Mat. HIM MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The Traria/a ersa produced here last night, for the id Oboe this mom We have seek* sow to ay es to illemmies or desserts of this very popular opera, about oafish we sad all veer omitainpoveries have already said asagh, sad more than enough. It retains its popularity ; ie simple mid Rowing music continues to plaice the ear ; and the beireirm, 'hearer • " proper „ personage or oot, sem fail to interest and affect the audience. Lest night Übe part of Violetts was sustained by • streoger, MU*. Nook who mode so exceedingly favourable Met Sir ledy is yeasg sad handsome, has • flee soprano voick gas assemplished singer, and a graceful sod intelligent seirms. She made • siren impremios from the very out. set ; bar air le the first ant " Ah, fors'i was loudly =mowed ; she was repeatedly called on sad applauded ; sad Iwo whole performanos was a decided and deserved sommes. lasirdoel, who was to bare appeared for the first time this atom is the character of Alfredo, was unfortunately so. obi to sing, and hi place was takes by Signor Malveod, wbaoluittd himself astadactorily. The house was filled Sy • isshiouslals sadism*. A choral festival of five thousand voices will be lid at she Grystal Palace as Wednesday, Jane 13411, nada' the direction of Mr. G. W. Mortis. Twelve Misdeed tenable, awl onadaetora of choral societies amembled on Saturday Ereterhall, for • rehearsal of the chores's, anthems, part songs. &c., forming the programme for the festival. Mims of the part songs are for tour trebles, sad will be sang **Maenad triable voices to s part. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMOULTY, MAT 17.—APPOETTMCITS. —Lieu terms T. V. Williams, to the Wolverine, for winery duties; Biz P. Black wood, Bart., to the Dofesoe ; sad L. IllAdallet, to the Amasses. Bab-Lieateaaat O. La Primandaye, to tha Priam Commit falahipmea G. N. A. Pollard sad A. Cook, to the Wol- fetond Clem Assistant Engineer W. G. SWLag. to the Ihsierpaise, commissioned. PORTSMOUTH, NAT 17. The Fox, scam store ship, Staff Commander T. O. Pass, strived at Spithead this meeting from the Matitensamin with stores, sod sailed in the afternoon for If , mlivieb, to disembark them. The Fire Quote, steam vserei, Staff Centinandsr F. W. Pad, was undo-dud to-day after repairs. ♦ convict mad* an attempt to agape from Portsmouth Doskyard last evening. He was mimed from a gang with w►ich he was working, sod upon an active march being Instituted hew firenif hidden beneath soon spars sear mbar, the party was at work. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, riid Manhal Commandiog.is.Chief, paid a visit to Alder shot yesterday, when • grand review of the division at the Malice, under commed of Limit -Gemeral SirJ. L. Penis. lather, K.C.8., took phew. Hisitoyal Highness, attended by Colonel Clifton. A.D.C., and accompanied by Lieut.- Gemmel Sir J. Yorke fiesrlett, K.C.R, A.G., _Colonel raster, A.D.M.G.. lee., arrived oo Clayesrt Ridge, Yid Yansborosgh, precisly at half.past eleven. The division, which was formed upon the ridge is line of brigades, re saved the duke with a royal relate, the bands playing th e National Anthem. His Royal Highs . theu inspected the beeps, a proceeding which , occupied about fifteen minutia, during which the regimental beads played. This WIT the division proceeded to march past, the cavalry and artillery in open columns of squadrons and batteries at a walk, and the infantry in open column of pad divisioes in quick time, the cavalry again pawing in the same order at a trot, the infantry in line of brigades in eostigsoos oilman; and the cavalry and artillery again r► papriog from reverse dank left ia front at a gallop. The march mg put was splendidly performed, hie Royal Highness fre quently exclaiming, ''N'ery well !" " Well done :" The troop then proceeded to execute a variety of field movie scoots in efiental to a sham fight, though without firing, all of which were admirably perfor.ned. His Royal Highness 7tincit Elward Sale-Weimar, in the undress uniform of a Wesel of the Grenadier Guards, was present doriog the day, being at present stationed at Aldershot in command of detachment of Guard s engage d in rifle practice, aid ap peared td take a lively interest in the film military spectacle presented. The troops returned to quarters about 2 o'clock, sad the duke. after partaking of luncheon with Sir J. L. Penselatber, returned to tows soon after o'clock. DIRTRIBUTION or NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.—Notioe given in hit night's Gore tie that the distribution of the slave and tonnage bounties, ticc, of seven dhows. captured banyan the 20th February and the 22nd April, lard , by bier Majesty's ship Sidon: as hereafter stated, will min- MOWS on Thursday, the 26th instant, in the prize breech of the department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Aindralty, Somerset-house. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, NAT 17. Llttrlsyrcr PRIZER.—THE UHA-VerllOß'S MIDAL 70n E3GLI4H POITAT.—The gold medal given annually by big Grace the thaeoellor of the University, for the NOM% - assubass of Eoglish poetry, bas been adjudged to Jobs Jardine, undergraduate of Christ', C:llege :—Subject : •The discovery of the source of the Nile. CAYDFN If amt.- -The gold medal given annually by the Marquis Camden for the beet omens, in Latin Hexameter Terse, has been adjudged to It. Danford, king'. College. Subject : " Italia Raclivira." . Tilt Ponnos Pitts.—The Pones Prim, given annually 4i• Greek books) to such resident nedergradaste as shall make tin best insulation of • proposed ;mange from the weeks of any atandord English post into Greek verse, has base adjudged to T. W. Brogdee, fit. John's College. THZ ALLWIED MURDER IN CHENEY HATCH ASYLUM.—Yesterday Dr. Latikeider resumed and eon s:Cider' an uoluiry at the Colney-hatch Lunatic Asylum into the circarastenees of the death of Mr. John twioey Phillips .gird yetis. The deceased was a lawyer's Oink, sad had been last Thursday week a fortaight in the asylum. He was sent in under a cortitirate which stated that be was not dangerous. He was oe the Thursday in gargles amongst 70 other lunatics similarly clue:tied. Doe of them, a own turned Daniel Hobbs, a cab driver, forced an kola pipe from the wall of • weterelceet, and when met by deceased a quarrel cussed. Hobbs struck deceased a ter rible blow on the head and fractured his skull. As deceased did not seen, to ruffer much at the time no dretor was sailed to him by the *Meade/its for four hone. Hs died six hours after that. The friends of the deceased urged that as Hobbs hail been certified upon admission as beeps " dangerous," he should not have been classed in the Name ward as t ile deceased. Dr. Shepherd, the superixteadent of the male department, pee evideccie at greet length, and acid that Hobbs had ben placed for oeeor two days in the violent ward, but that the result of witness's observation showed that he was not a violent lutatc. Witness fre quently found that patients certified as dangerous were sot really so. Time lunatic Hobbs was examined, and 'or said in MAWR : "He was a serpent. I wear a pair of diamond spectacles which I make oat of stooes. I caw him ; he hit me on the arm ; I struck him, and be died. I have seen the Lord to-day, aed be has informed me I she] be formed of gold to-mot row. Look at my chart, that is now gold. I believe that all men are serpents, and be wee one of them. I knew Millie. well. He was a serpent, but when I am all gold, no one ma harm me. I did it th;s wny." Mhos then went through the pa , ,tcraime of pulliug down the gas pipe. Mr. Ford, soliciter, said that the management of the asylum bad canned the deceased's death. sad be also cumplaieed that the fart of the deceased's death being by violence had not been communicated to his blends. Dr. Stiepher• said that even now he was of entown that Hobbs negLt not to be in the s iolent ward. The jury returned the following special verdict :—'• That deceased was killed by blows on the bend elev.:tett on him by Doniel Hobbs with a gas pipe that the mid Hobbs had wrenched from the wall of a water closet, and the said blows were inflicted while Hobbs was ie a state of maniacal asonemont and not aceettotable; sad the jury are cf opiaioa that in all caws of such occurrences the doctor ought to he Gelled at once to the injured person, and that the gas ought to be more securely fastened to the walls ; and the jury request that this verdict be forwarded to the visiting justices." DR. DI JONOB'S LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVES Ott.. It Is bow conclutively established that no of ker oil can potaibly prodnat wore beneficial effects as Dr. de J oil on the ansuoptive avail. A. Mattoon, Lrl , surgeon, of Leo minster, write. Hanoi for souse yearn ettiestrely used Dr. de Jennies Light intro Cod Litre 1)11. both In public and private =in tie Inolnent of coon:caption, I have so bealtatloo agile refection very far .0 for to nand any other cod leer oIL • Sold only to copouled bottles, to dd., is. tieL, and len. by Dr. de Jonah's Agents, Amor, Earned, and Co., 77, dinsd. Inaba, maialia.—EadberilamassiLi THE ERE womptoßA*Arsomw4 M4T WI Mt SPORTING INTMLLIGENOR. BATH NIETING—TvienAy., TH. Laranowy Taw. Draw al 5 save. mob, with 60 addiri ; Nor 3-ywolis and alarm* ; sonata putattas sad abysses& 0.. mile. (10 abs.) Count Batillyanyalelturban, by atoll well, est of Jam aged loot to be sold). tel 711 (CuMsane 1 Dub of Beinfort's Black lock. (MO TIL • fr.Clarifl I PllOOO de Boltykofts Me , l az liat gib (J. Closter) II Me following also ran • —Tatielma aid William. Betting : 3 to I oc daburbsa, sad 7 to 1 apt Lady _ _ _ Tut Oouirt4 llsaihhae' PLATE (Handiesp) of 50 sows ; wieeers alga. One WM (26 subs.) Yr. J. P 01111. 1 .1 Raglan, by The Hero-lady licenerset, 4 yrs, est 1otb lord Uxbridge's Vabalathas. 3 yrs, est elh Belem M. L Brsylere Ibis (h 0). 4 yes, TA fib tin. 71b es.) (Cannon) 3 The following also ran -Gardener, Fast Lunar, Ironic's,. Qulckiend, Outpost. sad ?elm Bet : 5 to 4 oa Seem, 4 to 1 apt Valislighus, 8 to 1 apt • 100 to 8 ( o ff end ) apt Ibex, sod 20 tel 1 (aired) apt Oerdswor. Fixer Yna or TUN Tantrism Barna, Braga of 10 sore each, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; mita, Bst 101 b ; fillies sad patois, Bst iID ; anima allowances. Straight belt mile. (67 mho.) Yr. 8.. Button's Jezebel, by Turns-Rosabel, net 411, Rims) Lord Coventry's Tennyson (It 1)4 bet ne p. Adm.) 2 Yr. Ir. lowlands' Usk* eat 314 Mania) 3 The following also nit Cain, go /NW I.Mltraef ntrv•P• It by Maude= Deer-Roes by Cain, BaPer. Josevetiek. Yeatrall, Shispned. The Swift, I by Vedette-Crossland., Contraband, Trlday, sad The Flying Horse. Beifing : 6 to fapt reimport, 100 to 15 apt Shiaptiell, 7 to 1 melt apt Friday and Flying Hors% 12 to 1 apt The Swift, sad 100 to 7 apt JesabeL TER KIMTOII Bermes of 5 mom ascii, with 40 added, for 3-yr-olde and upwards ; eagis6 sod ethos allowaneet. Straight (9 gabs.) Lord Wannierienes rain. by Cbsthisa—Oeviess dam, 11 yrs, (30&1, ast 10th (car Ist 111 b) flissdaa are ) 1 Hr. J. H. C. Wyadbars's Ithaale Oka, yes MK Mt nb ( I W. Jessica's Galena, b lea (101.), eat 11Th Moues; Ib tollswkag also ma Verdian, Pest Bonner, Virden, sad limersem - . - Beating : sto 4 apt Usher, sto 1 apt Inverness, sad 8 to 1 each apt Verifiers, Bonnie Glea, and SIGOID Yu Of IMB Twalrril Anginal STAMM ol 10 soya. each, with 50 added, for 3-yr-olds ; edL, d.t 1011 i ; fillies sad geldings, Bst 71b ; eartaia allowanoss. tone mils sod a ball. (54 mho.) Mr. B. L MondloysOceola, by natspae—Gertnaluestllb •Adam Mr. Knight's' The Count, Mt ) 1 10lb 9add) t Mr. J. B. Marky's Moak Walton, B.t lib (J. Owerr) The following also ran : Black Mar. Blr Ropr, /*ottoman* e by Grosvenor, Teddy, sad The Abbott. Bto• : 7 O.Y apt Teddy, sto 1 (at find 2to 1) ypd SI. Roger, sto 1 apt the Grompoor colt, 100 to 15 ea& apt Beadiness:le sad The:Count, and 10 to 1 apt Bemis. Tint BA= IturbacAr of lU son. wok, 5 It if declared, with 100 added; for 3-yr -aids sad upwards; wholes eats. Ohs miles (311 subs., 24 of whom &dared.) Colossi Marign's owns. by Go C lll,— Thalds• S Trv, Oa Mb (J. Orlinikaw I lord Umbrbep's Liam 4 yrs, 7.1 711) (T. French ) ) 2 Mr. J. Maith's Comet, 4 yrs, 7.1 rib (Clement, II The followlng also ran : Avondale, Tromso*, and Kingwood. Betting: Evan cm Oberon, 10 to 1 (at Mt 2to 1) apt Limos, which fiat-asmed odds wars aired " ter ow." BYTTLNG 014 rem 00UBSE. DEBBY. to 1 apt Gard Peel (t; 1 690 to 36 apt Park 3) oto 1 Coaboozan (ti 50 to 1 Mose Arthur 7 to l 1 Solid& Mroo Bir Ch 1046 CS to TU.) ch sa ( 7000 to 70 Iditt (t) 11bo 1 Coast Guard (t) I IWjICB OOURTS. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Netleria Wiliam, • thick-estung fellow, well known ti i i r t d beXicis, and who has only Jus t Newbold from penal was dangled Way Mr. sox with being found in the bows, .210. 22, Dokealmet, Portland-pimps, sad elm with eawallue Mrs. Ann 81e soy the landlady, and Ellen Cenainghtim, her servant. Mrs. Stevens rid that on going into her bedroom no Mar* diorama, she mw • shadow on the wall, end afterwards hand the primmer in the room with his hand oo OW (11 her hashantre ants. On asides the prancer whet be wanted he mAd he wee looking for • *Mar. She told lam she believed be wee there far the pumas of cow misting • felony, and held him, end celled hat servant to go for • constoble. The prisoner straggled to get away, and on the eervant coming to her sesistenos the primmer struck her (Mrs. Stever) • violent blow oo the cheek, and then stria her servant in the eyes, Weakening both a tiara in bd a v iEn Onesieghein, savant to Mrs, Stevens, proved that while passing the pamper to go for • *tastable he pas her two violent blows in the face, blackening both her eyes. Willilo2 Haley, of 30, Oltarkterphas said that while gaincelong Duke-skeet, he bead cries for sorishinos, sad on going to No. 22, be found the prisoner draggling with Kra Stevens and her parasol, sod trying to get sway. Yrs. Stevens wee bleeding from • wound on We fans, and the savant room one of he' eya. White, PI E, proved hr' the prisoner into ernady, and Inspector Halibut!, of the E dirties, said the primmer was • well-known thief, sad had su ff ered penal servitude. Mr. Ham committe d the priamer far three stooks for being found in • house for the wpm' of amunitting • felony, two masks for the annul* ca Mrs. Same; end two moths for the asesult on the sweat, each tontenc• to take effect at the =pasties of the *they. The prieeesir at leaving the dock thanked the magistrate. Mr. Knox received the following Wart sad enclosure : " Hoace'd Sir,—These leas two days I pick up in our area some aped printed paper, of whisk I tacks" you eta Om you do anything towsrds hanging the coos ? I need not cba = reeitz my anything more, for the easiasal for ibelf.—Yonse rapectfully, A Savour.— Cavendish square. • Astrology. —Nstivitiee calculated this noble science from the planetary bodies. Also questions asked Motive to evarytkag in the past, present, sad faturs. lave, marriage, maternity, anemia, skeet friends, sweethearts. By this method any can be informed of the time they will be married sad sealed in life, with the name and libelant of future husband or wife. Also the neighbourhood the future knaland sod wife amides ie. Sate it en, said if with any coney.—Address, W— alesa, Sohn Enclose 14 stomps, and • stamped and directed aaysiops fix answer.' " John Attila/lam, • most dissipated-looking raffia. was brought belme Mr. Paget, cheesed with being drunk, data derly, and assaulting Pollosarostable Para No. It 4 H. The readable stated that oa Mooday night he was called oat of the Lemmiatrat statioaketra, is Whitedispel, to appeal • distarb•ees in the street, and found the prisoner aad kis father stripped and lighten. Yr. Paget—Firildiag with kis ear &thee Pays—Yes, sir. They were kaceking each other ►bout most shamefully. I separated than, and the old men left the street ad wait home. The primmer would sot go, and became abusive and violent. I laid bold of him by the collar, and he struck at me and kicked me on the lap. He also endeavoured to kick me ea soother part of my body, sad rid "Pll rupture you, you I will." narrowly escaped the kick 'startled for am. I Nocernded is taking him to the data& He plunged, kicked, and straggled sH the way, sod tried to do me a serious mischief. He was very much intosimital... . . . TheprieonernTid be wee very sorry for what he had done. He was beastly intoxicated, and did not know what he did. Mr. Paget—Beastly intoxicated ; what an admission for aey maa to make. I shall visit this aim with great severity. Mat an you ' The prieoosr—l am in the eta trade. It wee holiday time yesterday. Mr. Paget I auinot admit that am an same. In all caw of this description I shall manioc* the deader to im prisoemeat and hard labour, and where a poliemitan la as sanitod, by kicking, in the execntioa of his duty, I shall inflict the most severe sentence in my power. I seatemo you to be imprisoned for two months, and kepi to hard labour. NORTH BRITISH AUSTRALASIAN COMPANY. A special general meeting of this company was held yesterday, at the London Tavern, for the purpose of ocmfinning the resolutions agreed to at the annual for this eonvenios of the shares of the company in ' t= and to colander the beet mesas of giving attest to the dr onion of the shareholders at the erne meeting that it was expedient to rain additional capital for the development of the .c lastoral properties of the oompany. Mr. ANDERSON pre . _ _ The CHADIMAR, in proposing the confinnatioa of the transfer of shares into stook, remarked that the severe was taken at the =prams drake of the shareholder& The motion was seooaded by Captain H. Haw, H-K, and curled. _ . The eiraraxAs then stated that, in accordance with the decision of the general meeting, the directors submitted • plan for raising further capital, from which they expected meat beeefichl results. They had long been la, and if they could raise the sum premed they would place the company upon a very sound footing. This was a very mall concern, and when th ey looked around sad saw • great many m ushroom companies with 200,0001. or 400,0001. of capital to he raised at once in the market, it was strange if they could not raise the small sum they wanted to carry on a business which had been proved by many years of ex. purism, to be of a safe character. It was proposed to , *dream the capital from 187,4354 to 220,0001., by the isms of 32,565/, six per mt. guaranteed stook, to be offered at par and pro rate among the share- Jidda' in the proportion of one to every six shares. The amount was so small, and the advantagesto the company were se great, that he bad every confidence in the whole amount bath; taken up by the sham ! holders themselves; indeed, the director' had 00111119 W - cations from • great number offering to take • meth larger amount than they would be entitled to under the proposed allotment. This money would enable the manageniest to carry out a great many of the reforms and improvements indicated in the lest report ; to increase their flocks to the utmost extent that Rosenthal would carry ; to increase their sheep and cattle by sending out runs and bulls of the purest and bast breeds, and to erect additional sheds. The company's wool maintained a very excellenteharecter in the market. Oa Saturday the ant 71 bales of their last clip was sold; and some of it fetched 2a lltd. per lb., the aye. ragp of the sale being upwards of 2a. 2d. par lb. (Hear, hear.) Rosenthal bad bees the company's great sheet anchor, which had tided them over many drawbacks, difficulties, and troubles, and the probable 'dorms from the judicious outlay of additional capital in the manner proposed might be estimated from the fact that the profits of the company had been mainly derivable from its thew stations, the return, from which had yielded an average of 20 per cent, upon the capital no employed--sufficient (notwithstanding the losses on the unremunerative properties sow partly sold, and other cir cumstances, which had reduced the nominal espial tothree. fourths of Its amount) to pay • dividend to the share holders averaging for the last six years five and a half par cent on the satire nominal capital, or seven and • half per cent. on the representative capital of the company. _lf the shareholder" did not take up the new stock it offered each advantages to persons seeking • permanent investment that there would be no difficulty is placing it. Oapteie BUam moved a series of resolutions, giving effeet to the reeoesmeedatios of the directors ; but at the same time thought it might have been better if the necessity for increasing their capital had been avoided by paying a less dividend than 7 or 71 per cent., and allowing the earplug of profit to be appropriated to the improvement of their property at Rosenthal. Mr. Guru seconded the motion, which was carried ttothirnously, and the proceedings 'then terminated. A LAMMING OMNIBUS AOClDLlM—Yesterday morn ing about edema o'clock ao accident occurred to an omnibus belonging to the London General Omnibus Company while passing through Kensington on its way to Hammersmith, which caused great alarm. The omnibus was wormlike; its first journey, the coachman beiag William Bomar, bodge No. 10,0130, • steady end respectable driver in the service of the compaey. Oliver, the conductor, stopped him at Palace gatesto endows apareeggssrr, after which they started again, and they bad not pr ceedd many yards when Bomar sud denly fell from his box in • fit, aud earned the reins with him to the ground. The first intima tion that Oliver had of what had unfortunately occurred to his driver was being jerked off the monkey board by the °melbas coming in violent collision with the kerb, and be then saw Bonner lying on the off side of the rood in a state of insensibility. Is the meantime • combines in service at Colby-hoese caught hold of the reins, and at tempted to stop the horses. He unfortuaately was linable to accomplish what he desired, for be was d ragg ed a short I distance, sod jammed between • lamp poet sod the wheels, from the Wreck of which, it is feared that be will sot cur. vim. The bores., finding themselves released, than dashed along the road. musing great alarm, for that par ticular part of the Highetreet is very crooked and bar row. Mr. Barrow, • surveyor, of Upper Norwood, was the only outride passenger, and he eleapect by getting down babied, bat not without falling and bruis ing bin leg. During the mad flight of the hones they dashed the minibus against a cart belonging to Mr. S board, a baker, which was needing at his door, and meshed it to piens. The melbas neat mmo in contact with a lamp post, and knocked it down. At We time the hones bad gained the wide part of the Kensington-road, sod then they galloped with extraordieary speed, and were not stop ped until they reached Brook-gime. There were two females inside the omnibus. They were, of mune, very much alarmed, and sought safety by lying down oie the door of the omnibus. Bosom an the coschman were re moved to St. Onorge's Hceeital, where it was found that they had received very serious Works, more particularly 1 the latter. MORE THAN ET AND DII THAN ITER—This Wpm to to. line* rid bed deck et and 11140111141, Vrever submitted der pebila weekbteased taL s eers al Alfred Webb Mlles7r iaL orlidaseer's .. oft. Veband, H. Ileoreisefteel. areveralears. ZdebiMod nil. FINE ARTS. MR. HOLZdN MINTS NEW PICTURES. When a painter has created such a sensation as Ms Robson Mast did with his " Finding of the Review in the Temple week Welt it is not too much to say was is edema el the thee in anise:of the most isterestieg sad sahib gob& d ort—he has made himself a moms formidable rival them he is likely to onset saimpt kis fellows That 'ea a work which surpassed in the mere hematite of the palette meat, if sot all modem attempta ; it carried the best style of mastic art to the highest point of dazing without ez media. the limas of jest imitation ; it betrayed as es thuslestle resemeh be the years of faithful study of tbe Moly lard and the people ; sod Move all it breathed an expremies al stet elevated, sympathetic feel* which distimmishis the pictures al Raphael above all. We Mell sot be thought to prenoesce a bassi Wm, of perfection ape it, because than are pimps whisk might be caned trivial in °comparison with the high esiseepties of the priories' peep, but we thus swat the morals of that peat aohismentat of the pasta is tedstr that his lest work may be weighed is the same basses ; otherwise we might have no immure to compare it with. "The After Glow in Egypt r is the titled the picture by Yr. Haat 'chi** now exhibited at Mr. Tresses new -gallery, arranged for the supreme purpose, is Hanover-street, Regeert-stheth There is oleo another pieteue of much lees impretenes, ispreseating the illurnisetior and the crowd on Londonbridge as the night when the entry el the Priam" of Widen wee celebrated, called tether too melo dramatically "The See Eine peaceful Triumph on I.oadou•bridge, Yank 10,1863." The ' after glow," es most readers of travel in the fleet are swan, is the brilliant reflected light that springs from the heated beady earth and the glowing sky, when the the hes soak below the horizon. Fee • few minutes the effect al this rich light, which seems to seine oat of the vsrz imbetenee of *myth*, from the dull melted earth, baked by the sun after the broad flood of the Nile has rub sided 1160 MI idle stream, to the bright stuffs of the gay dresses of the people, is described as wonderfully beautiful We may say that it is, for we have we it in this beau tiful picture of en Amebae girl shining in all the native splendour of the Bast. She bears on bee heed • sheaf of earn gleaned from the glittering hervest field loped, sad bee just waded through the tanow dream, carrying in the hand • green artier bottle of its water. She steads still for • moment, perhaps to avoid treading on the pigeons that clavier at bar fete sod flatter about her, one having mixed upon the corn she armies. The ffejare is about the else of life, and the attitude is precisely that se scanmealy seen in the anneal statues of the Appease temples, the caryatides of the Greeks, and many of the statues of India, in which the weight of the body rests upon one leg and aide, the other being inclined towards it. One arm is raised to the burden of ern, the other hand supports the peen glazed bottle on its palm, in the way common to airy water en as to avoid heating it with the hand round the neck of the vessel. At lust eight this has an awkward look, till we understand that it repreemits • custom natural to the people. The thee is „a dark indigo zondie, of goat's hair potably, very light sad thin, falling in many folds about the figure, which is an beautifully modelled in the paint ing. She is of the rich brown Coptic, type, with thick lips and black hair, end • face of no beauty whatever, although set off with large brume earriap end • neck ring like an theiect British torque, or an lodise beagle. The feet are naked, and serve to show the artist's thorough knowledge of his anatomy in the minute and delicate modelling vieible in every line. In the hoe we do sot perceive the some masterly painting so striking in the heeds of the Jewish rabbi of the painter's great picture shove referred to ; it is also inanimate and comparatively feeble in the painting. The glow of colour over the figure is of coarse the peat study is the picture, and this is won derfully given, though something may be due perhaps to the artful mse•gemeall of the light in which the picture is d hows, to the appropriate hanginp around, and the darkened pimps through which the spectator is made to pease, and have hie eye prepared before looking upon the " after glow." The landscape of the acenfiad with • camel and harvest men at work, and the golden corn contrasted with the blue sky and the river„ is altogether an important feature in the pie tare, sad completely enable, one to imagine the splendid effect which the artist her imitated m delightfully with his vivid co/owing. What we feel 112 being shown • picture in this ethessively imposing way, with every edjusot that upholstery can give, is • sort of winked doubt lest our eyes have been deceived, and an obstinate wiahlto see how the picture would look on the walls of the Academy by the I aide of other pictures. It must be confessed there is a certain air of supereilionsnem which suggests itself, fairly or not, when a *star of eminence persists in exhibiting his works in • little temple of his own. Our faith may be strong, thy it is so, that this picture would have maintained the artist's ground to hie honour if it had been seen in the Academy exhibition, bat we regret it is net there, whatever may be the motives that have with held it. A. • work of art this picture does not come at all within the same category as "The Finding of t he Saviour," or "The Light of she World ;* it is a picture of ►autiful detail sad colour, more like the painter's " Street Some in Cairo," in which the appeal is only to the searas. To my that it &appoints me the latest work of a man who has painted one of the greatest 'abject pictures of the day is to be candid ; at the same time it amply fulfils all that could be expected from • master oolourist is the school of suture. The " Loudon Bridge" picture, which is a small work, has some wonderful pussies of colour in the moonlit cloudy sky. the lamps, and the river reflecting ere from its dark face ; but the subject was altogether unsalable to the *pier, and his art has not redeemed it from a certain oorunionnem inseparable from all these paintings of great populsr demonstrations, which Dever crave,' the least ade quate idea of the vastness and oceen•like movement of a multitude of people in a great city all moved with one accord. Mr. Trews 's exhibition contains one picture by Mr. R. B. MAliklol4l. "The List Day in the Old Home," • picture in which astonishment is divided between the wonderielly good painting and the very bad teats. FATAL ACCIDENT ON TER LANCABHIRI AND YORE snots RAILWAY Oatrairen 01•11 named Charlie Kelley, a bricklayer. was Foaming over the Marsh-lase cron ies yesterday morning, when the 9.35 a.m. train from Liverpool to Crosby came op at the time, and before Kelley could pt clear of the lima he was knocked down and literally cut to pieces. One of the porters of the Manb-lane statics), in trying to prevent the deoeased from croesiog be fore the train had passed, was knocked down by one of the buffers of the engine, but fortunately only sustained a alight shock from falling. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLTA- Narr.—Two new committees of the Commons are appointed to commence their iotriries after the recipe, In additioo to those that stand adjourned. The first, soosistiog of Mr. Hassard (chairman). Elirl W. P. Gall nay, Mr Maio wiring, Viscount Peveothy, ad Mr. S. Beaumont, will take into 000sideratton the fallowing proposed new litre for Woe. oestetshire and Cloncestersbire, viz. Tewkesbury sod Malcom Railway, Great Western Ra il way, &Gotham sod Naikerarth Railway, Gloucester sand Ledbury Railway, Worcester, Dean Forams, and Monmouth, Worcester, Bromyard, and Leominster, Wilts and Gloucesterehire. East Gloucestershire and Bourton-on-the- Water Rai:ways. The last two bills will be considered first. The bilis before the committee of the Chair. mat of Ways and Means, Means. Used and Kinnaird, are Belfast and Northers Gaieties Railway, Belfast, Bally. mesa. and Ballyosstle, Rummell's Patent (improvemeuts Poeumatic Raiteaysf sod Tahoe), Oswestry sod Newtown, and other companies' arrangements. Workington Harbour, Metropolitan and St. Jobo's-wood Railway, Mid Wales, Railway. London Necropolis and National Mausoleum, West Sumer Junction Railway, Severn Valley Railway, Bristol and South Wales Unica, Trent, Aocbolme, so il Grimsby. Committee 12, oo the Lancsabire railways. re sumes its sittings oa Thursday Dort. and the °then ea the fallowing Monday and Thursday The select committee on standing orders have decided that the promoters of the Wein , lM Valley may introduce their additional provision that the standing orders may he dispensed with is favour of the Lytuingtos Harbour and Docks Bill, as well as in the case of the bill for the Sheffield Waterworks in comiezion with the late Bradfield inundation. It has been ordered with reference to all private bills that standing order 118 be suspended. and that the time for depositing petitions agaiint private bills, which would otherwise aspire darling the adjournment of the hour, be szteoded to Thursday next. The bills for the Stokes Bay Railway and Glasgow City Tramwaya have been withdrawn. & committee of the House of Lord., wending of Lords Walsiogham (chairman), Suffield, Heytesbury, Charlamost, sad Chariton, is ap pointed to 000 sider the Chichester and Midhurst Railway, Watford and Edgware, sad other railway bills. The King of Prussia addressee his Generals in Berlin one day, and hie words are In print to London the next. The latest Improvements on =castle action have ren dered this and many other remits undeviating. For Instance, Neninge Magnetic Bette.;to redwing grey hair to Ise natural colour, and la eesiticating the *pay of tic del onna sad nervous headache.—N. B. Counterfeits ere being made.-010,un, IS, liasinghallntreet, Loadoa.—(Advertisisosst.) BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. DWY. 11 to 2 opt General Peel (t) 100 to 0 apt Blair Athol (t) oto 1 Cataborean ft) 106 to 1 lisraph ,t) le to Snottlah Chlet(t) 130 to 1 Ifiatorlan ,t: IS to 2 Burch Broom (t) II to 1 Prlnotarthur(t) 11 to 1 Ooastanard (t) 140 to 1 nolArtot (t 1 100 to 7 Yarfo (to ADDrnom Azaama.--Saa Hiog, Deentalker, Lady Swaim, Lord Cuchrase, Doeford, Tom Ashworth, Loh- M 4 Balla of Yorkshire, sad Capitalize filly. RADCLIFFE RACES.—Tvnimr. TEE RADCLIFFE Punt (Hoarnwar) of 50 mon., fnr all Ws; waaaaraortra. About half • NIL. DU. T. T. Antes Worthlaaa by esima dl TIM - - EOM* 3,3 a. eat Mb crosellaboo) 1 Yr. Ma • Nellie, 3 yrs, ast nib (Carroll, 3 kr. Deat's 3 yrs, Get ilb (Noptott) 3 Alan ram Eno ea Worahlsaa, 6 to 4 Robot Nemo, 6 a" I Maatalizi. 10 to 1 Proodoar. _. _ _ Tao Gaii Da Wu Tod Two YZLI OLD 9vniztin of 5 son. each, with 50 added. Six furlongs. Yr. J. bo gs Lady of Coreedale, by Leamington— Abbess of Coverbani, Set ;lb (Carroll; w.o Tax SviwAnant' COP of 50 eon, added to a haadicap sweepstakes of 5 eon. each. About 11 mile. Hr. Ambeirra Lady de Trafford. by Longbow, Lancashire Lass, $ yrs. 6 et, Use slb (extra) (Carroll) I Mr. Sommers loatenoy, 4 yrs, 7st .11 Mr. Aseberfs Keno, 3 yea, UK 101 b ,car. 6st 815 f Britten) 3 Traffse &Wag : 1 to 4 so Foutenoy, 2 to 1 apt Lady de THZ SCOUT HAZDICAP of 2 son. each, with 25 added, half.o.caile, was woo by Jack's Alive. beating Mantalini and Fidelity. Betting : 3 to loa Jades Alive. Won by • short auk. BETTING ON THE COUIt3E. 110161:11961"8111166 9tALEB. to 1 apt Baldwin 6, 6 to 1 Deerstalker (t 6to 1 hart Meer ) 6 I 7to 1 apt Teaerate ,t o xursawirie UNION 6 to 1 apt Klet Wor Illoida I Last Lancashlre l (Ulm, 6 to 1 apt Planet (I; DERBY. sto 1 apt Getteral Peel Ttk iii to 1 Birch Broom ;dB sad offeredl 11 to 1 roast Guard (ti 7to 1 Camboacan 'dr 10u to 6 apt Blair Athol k t) 7 to 1 tioettleatChief MP MANCHESTER SUMMER MEETING. Honors AlllUVlD.—Wymostay, Colonel Crockett, Aunt Judy, Twilight, Despoir, Rut Lam:mill» Flytrap, Tommy Joao", King of Utopia, deterciaa, Ponitmegia, Cutaway, Hymen," Cardinal, East Sheen, Sprigs Goa, Sigailituda, Gaily, The Rasta:, Term., Golden Croak Brown Bread, Old mistier. Trust, Dr. Rooks, Wisdom, Dermot /fathom, Groyille, Edward the Confessor, Macbeth. Kilkenny, Operator, Little Duchess, Betsy Copeland, Waosley Cutler, Inheritor, Hospitality, Black Diamond goblins, sad Peg CRICKET. THE ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN v. THE UNITED ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN. Yesterday this great match was resumed at Lord's Ground, when Ellis and Silcock, the " not outs," again took posasseroo of the wicket, Minn and WilLbu being the bowlers. The weather was again extremely fin and over 3,000 spectators were present. Si was bowled by Willaber for B—seven wicket, and 92 rune. Sewell (a Surrey rues) next showed, and batted most admirably, Ellis haring played a gas innings, with an injured finger, scoring 31, when Shun dismissed him. Among his hits were a 4, two 3's, and seven 2's—eight wickets, and still 92 runs. Atkisson joined Sewell, and the score wan quickly , made to rise. Sewell played remarkably well, and took, the " leger " with 55, comprising four 4's, four 3's, and there 2's—nine wickets, aei 179 runs. Dell was the listl to appear, and added a mingle only, leerier/ Atkinson to ' carry out his bat for 32, most ably gaioed by •4, two 3's, two 2's, amid singles. Total of the innings. 18L All Eos• land fielded very cleverly. Time, half-past 2. All England, with 37 "on," soon after commenced their almond innings, and the batik; again win good, especially that' exhibited by Wootton (left-handed) , who beaded the Poore with 60, in which were a 5, two 4's. two 3'e, and eaves C. Daft contributed 13; H. H. Stephimeou, 13; R. DAM 2l (in his usual good style) ; and E. Stephenson (Yorkshire) Wok out his bat with 22, comprising three 3's and five 'l's, well got. The innings closed for 166, leaving the Usited Eleven 204 to get to win. The wickets fell thus :—One for 18. two for 65, three for 112, four for 113. five for 119, six for 126, seven for 133, eight for 146, nine for 163, and ten for 166. The day's play than ooncluded, and the fol. lowing is the score : . ALL ENGLAND. Inn. 2c,1 G. Bennett run oat 1 3 9 1 b Sewell T. Hantplrey, 2 °Alain 2 b Belt C. Dan, b Sewell U 4 J upp, b Iddlean R. Daft, e Jupp, b Atkinson. .. 44 e Atkinson, b Ball H. Stephenson, c Ithilson, b At kinson 34 b Bell ls L. Btephenano, c and b Mewl 6 not oat C. Brampton, e Srundy, b 1441- ton J. Itowbotham. rua out L Wlllther, c Hearne, b Iddiaon 2 b Sewed a G. W.:4l•a not out W. than, b Iddlton Byett, I.b 3, wI, inb 3 Total trarno. T. Hearne, e Humphrey, b Wilbiter J. Grundy, nut oat lB W. M app ortlock, c Humphrey, illeher G b Washer 8 . J c Brampton. bW. °Milk b Wlllatiar C. H. Lin, b Wino F. 811eock, b Will.her S T. (Jewell, e lowbothant. bit. H. /Hyphens= G. Atichmon, not out F. Bell. e Brampton, b H. H. atcpberoa Lag-byes Total in The game will be rammed this moreing at 12 o'clock. ELEVEN GENTLEMEN OF THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY CLUB v. THE NEXT 81XTEEN. This meta, which incited much interest, wee commeseed yesterday co the Clowity Club Groued, Lolluirtou Cattle market, cud at the dose et the day's play the wore stood tlow.—Tbe Sixteen, ld Whaiop, 71 ; fdd 66. The Elms, 79. The pa will be eastiuwed this day. Ewa AND Co.'s MuszcAL Lisiwor, Barron( sirs lONlNll.—lldigmetimie friSta SUblariben w maw dam'. R, liegsmatma4. loadem.—(AdvirlimmaLl /BUM LAST likilird GAZJITTA purse OP BOL/02T012 AIM 11727112 PA1T2001419 TO Br OOTAIPID AT TIT OPTICS OF TIM CM. 310MITIMIL, coon or sagssurror, rumiargarz-arme.] CRAW'S 111.191201 r, Wlllismojawa, Weitsienstm, catcall M 1 to serrander Kay 31, la. CnatirMs Jonl Mow, ifreidmisitcplassi, Dom Kaaningiontane, consierelal dark, May SI, at lc. OMNI l Swasetraer. Whilsdie times. MULL It I!. Jon cool* Hornespresd, Bator d ImliOrgs, May Si, at L lan= ltatfAzi. Moss, Marna's. , May 31,at L WiLtuit hilinteLUl MU" Oreen iame Aek Citi tli a lder tam ilay, 31 at 1. Dims Hymn, Looke-strook Paddligton, meistaat to a ware houseman, May SI, at U. 00rar101 Kama iroen, Oimenwiek Ws paymeeler `tai navy, May al, Mll. YINDIMME MOORS, licesebrry.road, Westminster, harnem maker, May 01. at 11. Joan Kama, lingleield-terreee, De Beauvoir Town, late draper, May K. Dew at HUM,. Deelen-Mews, LlaPtutinroad. bohdar, insma Jim LI, t niont 12. mrn WmmaA, Watisars-erom, Bertrordibire, farm beillli, lig SO, at 2. lilt= Britian, Gerrardwirest, islingtos, clerk to an up hob/Meer, May so, 1. WILLIAM Bray Milk mar Maldashead, natter, May 3D, at 2. JonAM...., !imams) road, dmper, May SO, at 12. iHaanD CzAams. Iregreen, accountant, June 7, at IL Altaamam loacomMlL imMery, list* cattle _Kt/ I ° . al I. Arm Bemoan, Great Patiseereet. Cierkeowell. cassoosie "'shut , keeper, and Woodteidpetrest, Clertumwell, dock-dLi painter, May XL at I. WILLIAM BORN, JOE., Hamilton-terrace, Ilamnrater. ;dumber, May 110, at L into!!! Joan 1111111 Zr Saws, New Bridge-elrest, Lemaingtew. Yes, late &Mar la gisas and Wes, Mar 30, at 1. W111•X BALL Usnelly, sftwasnabire, low semclant, Mal SL at U. Ilsommto Damn. Beverley, Yorkehire, boot:stater. June 1, at 12. an linliMmOUrriL nanupW,Ymii, kneel keeper, Jane ',at IL illitiMas and Gooses Haim Pinar, Dueltspk war braitteed, card Makers, June 1, al 11. Watamt Linn, Limped, late Mkeover, May at IL BiltrAMl3l DUTTOI Da" Maceetshald a , Ilk nianukraarer, May Ili. id 12. JAMMU GUM, Mamelsetrs, and WUZiLIt Oink Wigan. Lan. eashire, Gramma arrlan, Joss I, at 11. TnOrtai Plan= Basirson, Usactsrafer, oottoa waste dealer, Ms, at IL Mauna Burroan,Ormagate, nee Iteendale, grocer,Yalll.M 11. Owe= Gawk Oldham, cotton wails &eider, June L at It SAMMY= Baum Oakasahaw, lanceddre, Moored victualler, May 30. at 11 DAWN Joanna Mari, Wigan, troarsoager, May SO, at U. WILUAM La IMMO, Berrewby, !Jacoboski's, gunner, May V, at 11. Mosta, sso" asedirea, baker. May V, at IL Jams PULLEN, Woroseter„ Key 31, M 11. Joint Sanwa. Melee, If , May 30, at 12. Joan Calm?, Iteliwourk ton, Warcesterah. lakoaeee „ Magi Lat 11. Thomas YAIWOoD, Winos, Cheahlra, boolaaskar, June 1, at 10. Amos Moon, Sheilah!, commercial traveller, June 2, at 1. Thomas MOBIIB if comic Shrewsbury, gmationtak May IL at 11. Moans floontimiros, Calverley, Yorkaklra, Meer, May 111, at IC Ham Coca, blandish, Oloucestersh boolanaker, Jane 1, at 12 Gimissag lomiaan, Norwich, grocer, Kay 10, at IL Jams Locus, Cardiff, ncemett ,ictualler, May 30, at 11. Gamma MEWL Waltar Balchamp, gem, dealer, May li, at It Sarum llooineearn. Wellernert-the-fies, Norfolk oosonslaidon agent, May SO, L Wituan anus, Lingswinford, Staffordshire, check clerk, June 1, at 10. Mormon 1.0/01411, Leek, Staffordshire, journeyman carpenter, May 11S, MIL Jut HYMN, Cardiff, block maker, Way 10, at IL IMIMAD mows, Almeley. lierefordah-, carpenter, May 34, at 11. 71101tai PAWL iardialey, ere ordsh. ,blackaunth, Slay 27,5 t 11. OZOM3i LIMON. Cardewlean CamberlaaL labloger, May U, at I 1. JAMBI HARMInin Waags, Devotapart, wheelwright, May SO, at 11. JrniMmlam GRIMM PLUM, liandsworth, Staffordshire, architect, Jame 1, at IL Jon Moat, Winked Somenstahlin, fanatic May 30, at 2. larinarda Tams, Osmiten. ammarsetakire, May 30, ste L Sawn wears, Trevethla. Mosatonthsh., painter, June I, at 11 Davin Peruxis, Trewithin, latis p E ; :ttne 2, at 11, CamuslmissigooprinoviA, carpenter, JaatiLMlL WILUaII MAMKALL, Brahman* wriest, Mayllo, ML Jmers POLLS; togate, ineses, =teem Jane I, at 2. LAST LIAllINUTION& Jane t & Blbmby, Chatham, licensed victualler-Jens 2. J. H. Putrid's, Luella-pima Home, commercial traveller- June I. H. Santa, Holloway-place, Holloway-road, licensed vie tnalier-Jans f H. L. Wolfson& thdordenest, umbrella snanubwirarsr, and Duke-street, Portland-place, archon- June b. J. Passau Uxbridge, linendraper's simustant-Junet H. 1. Taylor, De ileserroirenecent, Kingsland, ship owner-Jane H. Pooh, Camberwell-green and Hasinghallsarest, nekttor -Janet C. Boas, Welletreet, Welklon -square. late Messed slotaeiler-Juno 2. H. Spain, Wellingtosatretl, 14110 1 6011 . thus dlerlahsp keeper-June 2. J. law lop, Chapel-street, Sewn'r awn,butcher -June It J. H. Stevenson, rishatre.et-kill, City, Nal Ninr-erma, °minimax% nierchent-Jaw la Cl. Bomber, , noel Maim-Jane le. J. Hasler. Inure. wind, Upper name street, and Waltbaninew. Ughterrean- June It Y. Gibson, Mary Ann.plica Old Ford, baker-Juno It J. Bowen, Little 'Meat:eel, Caredentown South. calico glamor -June 16. Y. Manholes, Orove.villas, Homerton, late stationer -June It J. C. litidgway, U Parketreet, Islington. commis sion amat-lane It O. L menutectarer of shirts-hum la T. Mamba& HIgD-dreet, align:lapel, cheemmonger-June 16. 1). Burw Perkins& = d ba e r_. cabinet maker-June lt S. L Gibson, Avelley, Miss; June la W. Brook, Charnsierrace. booth Ilarliasy. munester- June It W. F. Slipper, Moscow-road, Hayman, bot h.- Jaw it Jr. Clerk, Bye, Sow; carpeater-June It J. Mu. sty. Upper Llaptesa, sailor-June la W. Setkes, Bartlett's-pm. sage, lestrartene, prlaSer -June It H. Ylsteltar, Weodearees, Cheapen* commission yew-June S. J. Walsh, Messmer*, Shnnettlra draper-June 17. J. Zobarta, Codmil Wood. atellord. dine, lioamed vkinnaller-Juati Si. W. Deanna Lost Stassehouse, Deveaniragrocer-Jians is. H. 0. dinky, Boylan& Yorkilint, butcher -lime 10. W. Desk& Healey, war Beenleld, mineral merchant-June 0. W. B. Lea, Illnpansapoo.liull, bone:- June S. I. Lichanieon, Kingston-upon-Hull, Uglier owner- Jose 26 Z. Kay, Todmortien. Yorkshire, cotton manufacturer- June it W. Eider, Haswo 1., Yorkshire, lodging-home keeper -June 211 L Walker and O. Y. Lyde, Leeds, cunt merchants -June U. J. Townsend, Shelf, Yorkshire, worsted spinner- Jam 26. H. Toad.., Z. Yentas, J. Tendon, and S Yeadon, Lauds, patent bald eseleme-Jusis U. It Hirst. limidersneid, comudasioa agent-June{ L J. Oranahaw, St. Helen's, Lanca shire, Ind sarveyor-Jum It J. ikeirberenglt, lOrkenleini. tw itter-Just J. Cookson, Nortek& Chains, pablima-June IS J. Bury, an.., Miles PUMP& soar Menersester. shopiceeper- June 22. L Greenfield, Wragby, Yorkshire, fourneynanis Mora mason-Jane 28. T Hunter, lanietreet, tanser-Juise. Gtoft. Redmile, Leloestershire, shopkeeper-Joao 10. M. Cooper, Exeter. aeooamant-Jaw IS. L. lentos, Easter, eender--.lvee 16. T. Prynn, Stosehonm, Devonshire, brewer -Jaw il. IL Imes, abenpviensky, Inaktienter-Jane IC A. Z. Wilkie, Ports, baker -June M. .1. Pardo. foram, Wider-Juno M. W. Holder, Pones& beer retaller-Jime 24. T. Houck, Portsmouth, flab. usceiger-June 1. W. dogwood, Shedield, bookseller-J an. 1. J. Handewerth Woodhouse. mar ahead& telloe--4nne 10. J. Stoc. inakeeper-June 10. H. Hal, Beast Orem, Cheshire, -June IS. C. booths& newdley, Warcesterelle, dealer in coal-June & J. Shaw, (Sail* 14 - tricti, Cheshire, watennen-June 11. H. Hebb, Lee 7 7-v l Kadit, Hostilemerralbs, wheelwright-Jane IS. S. illagnab, Stone, Staffordshire, Innkeeper-June 17. 1. Ind& Oriniseme. Nor. folk, bricklayer-Jam IL J. lekball, Ilaster, Isle of Sloppy, for.. bailiff. BANKIIIPTCY ANIrULLID. May e. Waciait Donal, Lower Ludas. Sure; victualler. DECZARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. JOSS LAND Ftsn, Ling's habirdmiter—end dividead of at, end >a id. an saw proofs, 18, and three subsequent Wedardays, at &MartWa, Basing t. TanNY LAMM= and Wallas Nimmons, is. Yaryan, lembar Lome—id dividend of 6d , sad is on sew proofs, May 111, sad three salsequest 'dards" M adtrardas, bs abeahanatrest. Itouotrs Luna 01101 D, Mark-lana and Modelleidatreet. Islington. merchant-Ist dii idend o f ad., May Is, a 4 alUn• subsequent %/edneudays, at Edwards* nestnettalletreet. ParrJCIL !Jetsam Sradahae-street, Old lestroad, superan nuated Cll.ll la the Waroalee—let dividead of es May 18, sad three sabsoptant Wednesdays, at Edwards's. Dasingisall. snag DAIS LZW73, Izmouthatreet, Clerks:ma draper—lst dividend of Ps. 104.. May ii, and three subsequent Woclotadys, at Ed wards's, Esinghallatreet. /Mama:. Lugs. Lursmhall, Sussez, farmer-Ist divider] of is. ad., May 18, and three subspasat Wadnesdays, at Ed wards's, Easinghallatreet. ZDINAILD HUNT, King W illiamatreet, and Upper Bydenhant, holsterer-Ist dill sad of U. rid., May 18, and three saber quest Wednesdays, et serds's, Bashaahallatreet. ICOSPIII Lisa, Schlegel, D Fel ormishire, irserraroger—Lt dirtiest of 10s. 84.. say Tumday or lrid.y at Paltynia, Enter. E►avaL Buy. Jun., Tories. Devonahlre grooor—lit dividend of Is. 110 d., any Tuesday or Friday, at Whys'* Elam Rum carnal.= la auxin, lonanay, lrevoseldra, prokseor of lassie-Ist divideed of 60., say Tuesday or Friday, at Parkyss a Surat. load Caws, Suaderiand. crisper-Ist dividend of is. 6d., any Saturday, at Isidna.n's, hewessile-uporTyse. TnoMAS RAWLS, iiirthersite, Wastmorelaud, tailor—let dial d• nd of in 14, 5117 Saturday. at Uhlman* Newcastle -awls- Tyne. ion!?Pna June 6. R. Botha and W. Hollis, limey and High Cow, Cho fadshins, machine makers-Jam 6. 1. I. Bell, ti hltechapel road, sarmite warehouses's-Jane 6. Z. B. Wyatt, Waltham stow, Lae; Merchant's clerk-Jute 7. W. Clemson, Noble street, City, commtedoe agest-J tine 4. 0. BIM Straed, and Norwood. Surrey, newspaper proprieter-June 4. M. J. Smith, Brumley, Kent, wire mt.:haat-June 4. J. B. Snowden. Toole) , *treat, southwarir, sail cloth manafacturer-June 7 M. Nona, Begout-street, child bed linen warehouseman-Janet W UM, Pontypool, Borameatitahlre, grocer-Jane t J. Barris. Blaena‘ on, Monmoutleidstr, pacer-June 2. W. More, East Dean, Olouceetershire, teakeepsr-Jane 1. C. Bielth, Haddenneld, agent for the sale ed dryealterles-fay 1111. R. J. Thorne end W. horns, Umpired, Ma dealers-May IL W. P. Ayres, Peemmen melee, .ftromriore, builder-Jane U. G. Amer, 'denature, commission agent-Jane 1. B. South, Ptulsey, Yorkshire, plumber-Jane L I. Stelling. Bradford, taller-June 1. J. GHL asn., Bradford, greener-June 1. T. Cowell, Bradford, batter dealer-Jar 1. J. Schofield, Bradford, cart driver-Jane 1. J. Bradford, warehouseman-May 11. B. Bates. Wag. ar bro m er d iNwle Staffordshire, ale dealer-Jane U. C. Nicholson and W. Atone temperate estates , . Cannon-street West, City, mare housemen -Jane 10. 1 H. Bedford and toe, 111rmisa&ani. cut glass mundseturtn-Jane 16. , Liverpool, merchent. pIBOOLVED. Julia lasa Nona sad !grab Tinibury, Hadley, dress makers— W. Ladies. selt. ( 4 wwww l ). L hectolitre. W. 11.64e411%. Jag, sad J. /Maw. Mickleliont, (*rehire, woollen manufacturers—L. C. Deutingham sod L Ismelegham, Ipwleb , brewers— l. weed and W. Taylor, of the Olobr Psrcel Express—J. N. Dylan and H. G. Dyem, Sheffield, chemists—S. Mattocks, J. Isherwood, I. Isherwood, and J. Samoa& Sioneeloegh. Liseweltirs, mann. faMming &ended, so tar as regards S. Horrocks and J. Ho' , rucks-IT`. Ware, gm, W. W. Ware, sad T. Ware, Jun., Wood. bevy, Devonshire, tames, and flaUslinry, canters, so far as regards W. W. Were—k. A. Q s, J QmLi, and R. S. Clad; Bristol, mmchants se far as regards B. B Cluate—J. Barton. see., ant J. Barton ism., Brit:home, Yorkshire, belldere—W. Douglas and W. lithant, Bahia and Liverpool, merchente—J. E. koberts and J. coslett. Liverpool, whetter], pork butchers—C. Humble 'ad W. Hammen. Hthernia-chase. bers, Southwark. bap betas—O. Jones and T. Jones, Birken. bead. jolems—W. A.Oookeem and T. H. Bies'e, Liverpool, roam brokers—T. Whaley, J. Barrows, and H. Fenton, Qmsemsferry. Fllntehlreorire rope maindecterere—T. Wales aid T. Nsimm, Birmingham, ma Siting sesumfaAarees— A. Sobers end J. Short. Bristol, scale Wein makers—W. WCaan and O. Arm. Kraig, Elnasten.upon-Hull, boot headers—W. H. Platt, W. Penny, and J. Hampden, Ashteermider.leng mill furnishers, so is as regards W. Penny—J. Andrews and N. P. Delves, ins. wick, heichers—g. 'salmis and T. Pranks& New Bond-street, Idlors—R. B. llama sad T. %bock, Beams, Norfolk, growers —W. Tramline and H. t Trenutyme, Tavistock and Gaston. Devonshire, mars' isseebutts—S. Davies, W. loberth and C. Bromley. Liverpool, woollen drapers, so Par isy—G. Swarm mid T. Sleigh, llmichester as regards U. Boom. , seachbilms-0. J. Mistime and C. SlMilirtl, Word, watch makers. BOO! ISSIMEI JAM= CucrielL Old M Cammack, T F oxe. general draper, m a y 10, at the Boobs Heel, Ayr. WILLEM Wirt, New Monkland, Lanarbhlre, farmer, May 26, at the Royal Hotel, Airdrie. Globe Moon. Coleersona Berwickshire, late farmer, it s , ga, at the Newsome* Anse In Coleistreent. JOM3I abulls B DICTUM / eve WM Leith. Lembeegh. dikar, May Ilk at Lyon aad Tor WlLLuat egare. Newtom, new Agin, millwright, May 23. at the Oordoe Area Patel, Blab WILLIAM Meru and Jams Num Paisley, pain millers, 51,y hi, at the Cosby Hotel, Pettey. ifdit.KßT& oorrow.—lirsaroon, MAT 17.—We haws had a steady market, without any moment& cheep in prices. salse to day, 5,000 halm, including 2,000 on speculation and for ez. ppaorrtt Animism, 130 d. to V& ; Pena, b.c.. 29d. to 2544, • Yaranhaa, 20d. to Sid ; 7,0• moo, Uri. to 290. ; Surat, Did. to Peg ; Madre% 18d. ;Baupd, &Inds, kr , 124, China, 19/1 ; Pere, ta r 29d. WOOLLEN OLOTH.—Lizoe, MAT 17. —The loadeta this room* have liteleated more the appease,oe of a holiday than otherwise. The attoundanco both of o n . giants and manufactories has been mall, and their traaaac. boas merely of a nominal abanaier. A few has:hats and plain goods have akannad hands. bet so=ol say impo r . Can haa takes plan. Mates are dill STATE OB TSARS—llaricassiza, Mar IT.—Th e favourable weather 'Wad* the pressed holidays has an. door' a greater Dumber of our leafing merchants and ma • aufacturors to seek rest or romaties is the country and in neighbouring wateriag places, so that there was a Qom. parativaly this gstionsi of business mss on the Excha nge this zooming. But, although then has sot bath much him. nom offering to-day, th • yam market has been extremely Ana, sad hems made yarns, and especially the Bolton claw of spinals's, ham been generally dearer. la shipping yams, the spawn of which are dimply alder contract, the mutat has also beim Ana, and shwas sham. with little disposiuon oft We of producers to take further cost:sett The cloth t ala l owl Onus* quiet. The telegrams from Calcutta and Bombay, whither, to April 28 from the former pleas, aad to the 29th from the lather, aro ocasidored favourable, bat they hare had very little offset es this market. We eg o quieter is goods thsa last weak, sad to effect wiles a triflie g ormassion would bare had to be toads, but with the pre. mat firmness in yaras sad high prime it is difficult to get manufacturers to lidos to tram rats& Them have been mon large dims for cloth, sad with any moderato salcust of re ductioo from the prams of lath week it is tolerably mutate that a lam berth= maid hays begs desk& sotwith• stand* tea oomparalivoly email atheneum of hewn and sailors attending the market. Soma business has been done, but it bas been of a very Ladled character. MANIIFACTINIS. !Ippon:sr:Kw, though there has bees a fair attendance of baler, ie. chiding representatives of both London and Scotch houses, the market has Dot shown its former sekivity, *Meg to the hav e caution exercised have had a tolerable run forlisgrgt = n ip to Ma tre l act u "T t s , but the semen is now too far advanced for this tra de to scannas much loafer. Better class goods, both in blacks and fan" mixtures, are still in mama, demand, but there is a Whig off is =ions sod other low priced goods for shipping. WOOLEL—HlMDgesessio, MAY 17.—The firmest' with whisk *ID advaziesil prier am msistained in London give more coafideees ho lams, who gseendly being low is stooks, me short kneed Mks Use market. bet they only parsers far hamedlites weak' at the protsat high rates. MlN.—Huy, MAT 17.—At Wq'• astkel • sash supply of Beall& whist, whisk mails slowly at barely ims Tusehay's curreacy, ooßene of red making 375. to 38s. per 5041b5. to tits grower. reign quire asulecerd, and scarcely a treerode• worthy of umiak Bailey quiet. Beans ma d peas unaltered. Oohs dull eel" s•d tether easier. Good feeding tams oaring Ns. per 830 w. Foreign snivel. for the week :—Wheat, 2,185 qrs. ; barley, 8,166 ; beans, 184 peas, 840; tares. 52. Irermen, BAT 17.—The supply of wheat was not large today, t• Whet Wes L. per qr. decline had to be submitted to, bet femme seedy took their maniples horns sewn, rather than swipe lower rates. Buren sad mime rather dearer. Lam, NAT IL—Holden of wheat would readily aompt a illsehne of L. per quarter from the cur. ready at last Tuesday, bat this fail. to attract buyers, who seem to hews some to the premature conclusion that • lbw mid abuedaat harvest u certain. Barley almost nominal. BMW folly as dear. Oats and other articles as beam LUTAPOOL. MAY 17.—Tioday's market bee had a vary Meader attendance of buyers, sod the basisca dome I. ►oth wheat sad Sour hr been of the merest retail character, at s further slight reduction on the rates current last market day, say fully Id. ;per metal and 6d. per barrel and seek. Indian awe was la fair regain at 3d. per quarter ler money. Chits aadadneal nay deli. and both the turn in buyer.' favour. Damn prom, sad twirls, 'soh remsa statinary at We rates. The market closes may inactive. LYNN, Mar 17.—At this day's market the supply of wheat was smell : the trade an inactive, and where odes were made la. per qr. reduction had to be submitted to. Spring ono—prier without alteration. Per quarter im perial to the grower : Wheat. white, paw, 631 be. to 64Th.. per imperial Umbel, 455. to 4135. ; ditto red, 631te. to 64th.., 395. to 40e. Barley, best Chevalier malting" 541 b., to 551 be., 36e. to 37e. ; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto, 531 b.. to 64th.., 335. to 34e. Oats, 361bs. to 421 b.., 22a. to 265. Bran old, 65th.. M 66th.., 37a. to 38s. ; new, 631ke. to 6411 m. 365. te 365. Nwwcaaru-ow•Trn; X* 17. The weather now is everything that could be wished, sad by been so aims Saturday. At our market this wonting we had a model.. ate show of wheat from tha growers, and, although them was scarcely anything fresh offering from the mast, bust- Mm meld only be promoted by enbmittang to a redectiwa of Is. per Tortes, the best south country red Mies only saleable at 415., and mans' Dantsis, 40a. 6d. to 41a; extra, 45a. 6d. per SOilbs. respectively. Flour being in moderate supply ma warmly be written cheaper. other articles we have little alteration to note. TR&TYIO RETURNS. leGwen. Mlles Par Ker. Total. Tetal. opts. wegew. eheadise. 1814 MIL Week eroding pril M. a a 4 Grind Trunk ote A lawle —HMO 4011 16,070 31.718 KM Week moles May 7. lalieburghang Glasgow 173 1 1.07 3 7 . 331 Week ending May 11. Ooek aid Bead= 9l 731 143 MI 311 alsagew a South Weans 71111 8.811 3401 Week ending May 16. Swat Lazembearg 110 1.116 3137 4.311 4013 Loudon end Blackwell 1.410 US 1.919 1.709 Metropolitan — ;141 1,916 Osweetry and Newtows IJeaullow It Newtown 40 677 1196 1,171 1,003 DISPATCH OF TIE WHVT INDIA AND PACIFIC Nell.l4.—The Royal Mail Oonspany's steamship Shannon. asptain Sawyer, sailed from Southampton yesterday with the fortnightly mails for the British and Foreign Wed ladies, Mezioo, the Pardo, California, Central America. he. She took out out freight, 5,000 L in English silver Dna, 6901. in jewellery, AOOl. in French silver ones, 2,514 L is jewellery, and a general cargo of French aa d EnglWi sterebandiee. [Advertisement}—Hou.owsy's DIN/MINT AND Pmts.—Hearty and Healthy.—The 'epodesea of thousands both . at home and abroad Ind amply demonstrated the power pos sessed by these healing and petrifying remedies of rumpling cutaneous eruptions, repairing ulcerations, and relieving ftstedas and abscesses. 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MALLACI.—May lk at Quahridge-asuare, Hyde peek, the •de of O. Wallace, Mau., of a sou, MARRIAORS. GIBBINS—MAYALL —May 16, at SL George the Martyr, South wark, by the Rev. A. Tidal. tenter mate, Robert, eas of the late Dr. T. Gibblue, of to Leonora Lucretia Mayall. daughter of T. Mayan. Lq.,LM arbor Maesty's Custom. HOW ARD—HOWARD.—Itay Kat ht. Mart Hrysastoo square. Thomas Brews, sea et the late Mr. O. Howard, of Bonner. road, Victoria-park. to Elba babel, thaighter it the late Mr. R. Howard. .1 Wafted, Herts. SHARP—BROAD.—May 10. at a. Closest Dear. Strand. hi the Rey. R. H. Klatch. reeler, Mr. C. Sharp, of Bromley. Kent to Mary AIM. widow of the late Mr. C. Broad, ot Andover. DEATHS DIN DT.—May 15, at Area — delet;eet, Strand, L & Dead;, Ns4 arm it LADD. -My 18, at Earl street, Btackffiare. W. B. Laid, Fag. to the eble year al Ms age LAW7OIIA—May 16, at TM Paragon, Blackheath, & lawford., Esq., to Use Mk year of his me. PRICIL—A_pell 16, at Dosoluks, of (ft &eatery, In the 131 h year of oL 8 11.• Menai Maeseaaara Rose, eldest son of Lleatenant %mow Mee, sad peahen of the late alr Rose Trice, Bart 4.1111111401.1.—May 14, at bldeight. litany, the beloved wife of Hew, 514 wfwale. of No. 8, AL John'rwooB YULE, Medley reed, sad 14, Peetlaseetbsdreet. Webbleater. 11101 IN ILL—May 18. at Cluathain-plece. Hackney. Mr. J. Van loseeser, In his lath pot SCAMP. —May 16, at Iseseameweed. Bayswater. W.l. teams,. WlNsmut II O.N —May 15, at Ide. Newt, Jambes Mary. yowaratt 56 •4 41 41 of the Wel. Mateo., Neg., Lettb. related aad Publimbed by ththl.tha Ithael 'ALM of No. S. LeatherLeave* la the they If Leedom. Meter. at tM Othea la Loombseethethe, to no beam' Wthisalare-- Wiathather, 11, r UT -- The spie 101 C Ddi.Tl viejorla (b ) . 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