The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-07 00:00:00

NA PAL AND MILITARY. THE VICTORIA CROBB. (rams tut suovre's oassTry) WAR-OFFICE, SAY 6. The Quell has bees • ly pleased to signij bee inttation to easier the contioa a the Vti'orla Cern. on the undinumatireed officer of her Modov:y's army, telono slam to the 114/110 hes been submittal to her Maje.ty'. appros.l, mama of ea eet of bravery performed by hem to the Woo a. duo the late war, as 'evaded against Ida saw, tea . Royal doddery-1100 , Prided , * Muller—Fur hieing, at the bottle of leiketertenn. levonaly atteeked three Inestat., ant, with the gunners of hie d;risia of the tat • bay. ;Mended the &league ham doing mischief to the guns wtot b tiny bat suiraaded. Mat .1 ntt ;Wu ta of Eleish tafaatry hod getennely ratted through the battery no front • tt t. body of gavial'. Hee Makeety W sloe been pracionely pleased to confirm the gnat et ibe dee Radom el the Viotoria Crow to the ton derreeetionel utlifer of her Id..jesty's toed en military faces, wWeb decoration has bee. pro vouaiy ounferrei upon him Ly the Conneateler-as-Ctitef en I edit, fie diotingwebei gal featry dieylnytol by him ie that country, stool serstog under hie immediats cortsec.c.l, a. T. corded apkilUt oie name viz : lit Beep II Bworynn Fusiliers —Vrieessail Thomas Adair Bot Ice—•• Of which suceeos the skirmiehirs on tbe other etch of the river erre euhrequently epptuad by Lientenust Hutier. of the Bengal luelier• ' who swam armada doom tee. and, elinattur the parapet, rewind in that position for • m6.14(4410 time, nudge a hoary Ike of mneketry, until thn work we. eicapted. - (Extract of Lau'itient.Gezerel Sir Joao s Outran's toemortusdnui of oared as carried on lesodtr hot command at the siege Lu :know, pobliettod in the Govern a-CieneraVe Garda Extraordinary of the Sth rd April, lonn, aed rei üblishal he Cios. ral Orders by the C oil, la led* en the 27th of De.ember, 1666.) (PROM LAW NIOINT'II Why.-OFTICII, 31at' & lat Regiment of Inagenon—Linnesont Ratan Clerk is Is totption, by parchme, of v. ri orrald, who Miran laalit Dm; nn +—Corset 11ichwol J. Wyrley Binh to ha I...atonal:a, by punkas, oleo Voltante, ponnoted. 10th Ltght Drs; ter:.—Lieutenant Lout Ralph putty KW to 1r v pr mated. Military Trots—Do st......tJulta Brims lo be a6stont, vim Joaoph ilartio. it.tni,ted to an llnattaeltel Company, without parttime. C•ttla'ream (umid—Ensign and Litutmaint Alezasdov Walla. A lair to be lieutenant and q.t.* by peuehame, rite St. %tor at V. 11. IVlsitabea, who retina; Dessil Hoak Baring. pont., t, be tangs and houttnant, by Farnham, tit A Is:r. 011;1e5inds .-- t of Foot—Emirs Job Court Farynson Orin, from Ike rid Laaark Mid* to be ocelot, wit Wed par-bar, it., Shrs, who review. 17th , '.l-I,4westant Joseph Odes Travers to bs captain, 0r , '14410, v..* the Henoesable S. K. R. Ward ' •p -poi . I vtijotsot of • Depot Battalion, Ealltrft Thomas Br Odell t • be 1 onward, by perchme, 'via J. O. Tracers. Itlst F .^t - Nostril Fiodet sit George Jackte-n to ba ttentemot, by porobew. vlc, , Railway, promoted. 3711% Ft .t—Lt, oieoatot Edosrd Hubert !Araby Boron to be spra o, ti) purr` rife Jerboas, who retires; i pn Al`•ert Jonos to ha lieutenant, by parchore, vies Banos. 47th F.,: —Captalo Robert Firkin, from half-p• 7 seat tai to bo captain, reporter the &terrace. etc na vvy, who mcbanges ; Liesteleat Browalow North Osnewor to be captain, by yoetkass, Mee Firths, who noose 49th Foot—Captain George Rebore loose Marsha, from had.pay, 5710 Foe. ton capids, the Zdword L. Mw. sheet, who sodomises; Lieehmont Clash , ' Jolts C. Re ber. to be aepeala, by pruobase, owe blarstislt, who to tem ; Imlay O•orge Doomo to be lieutenant, by par char. rims Robsete. 66th Foot—Elmira Freacis Barostaw, from dm 61st Foot, be be wades, tit e Ftoblalter, promoted. 74th Fiot—L•outenant Owlet Wilio Sherlock to lo eaptsi t : 4 2 poi 0w, % vol. Nose-Kme, promoted to so ilejel , y, by turchato. 75th Foot —En.igio Atilt. toy Hoyle's& frr m the 61st Foot, to be intakes. ewe Otedktasee, prceso.e I 110th Teat M.j r timattel Harrow% to be outgo, wittiest pstxYre via* C 0..... promoted. r .tt—Litrostot Jan N into Creak , ik to b. captain, - • sontrook rico Muds, who fe 191 Fost l —Lissha est Wdka. Baron Poet to to eljutant, Nw reVallerdieeTibTegese7eio ieer'64 s tt;eeejitetTri Rae e dy. rtged•—isaleta Tbedie *I Parr to be Hee ded'. Tided* 'web," dee Ilkory D,oid Bdll s, dr BAMOOL OF 1117BINTRT (AT lAN). Litotes's. leis Neigh km the 41st Foot, to be oalta'n, emboss pallier. VNATTACBED. Caputo Wilhite Itoat-Ktag, from the 74th Ftot, t to enalor. by porilvoi ; CApt•ta Wiliam George Thutorooad Stewart, form the 'Ant F. to le aajcr, by parobase. BRIVAT. Major-Curers! 6,r Wlllisat Finerick WiTams, Bart.. end , to bine As local rook of litutesaat-gestwal Non It Alliance Captaia Robot }4.klin, 47th Foot, to be insp.r la the army. Buret 3Lijor It nabs, 47th Fort, to be lieutcaaat out oil to tan ortn). Lhatraent CiLti 1. Jason Nicholson, of the 61*h RlO lar A Beak.] Net re Infantry (dome dot, at the Zest deeriA et Warb.y, v!e• Oo.doo terraed6, to Lave the rank .1 .t.terb.at In the army while ro es ed. Maittrn.aN in a ~ .m.Colorof Charles R 4 RIM sad Brevet Li,i.tonan..o iloael Darold Stewart, apes half-pay so majors auoittclod, have tofu permitted N. eel" (nal the 11 trios by Vol solo of thoir onunalssious, in the pur pose of 01),,LIMIII art lei a la Outdo. war..-orrics, MAT I. MIIIIOIIANDU —1.611011111• It Wlllieris Ocilla Rack, h0.,0g °Liam" a hist duo eartilleitte at the Bsbool 04 111.1.1.1gy A: L)lbs. hes bon 'minted by the Omura" Cot,o,ouldhog-ita•l kiO4 wkh the coat 'wren e of this Seem tory of Nate La War, to On OS If.',U.tam of musket:l to Ike 3th YlitAssea lamest Militi.. ADMIALLTT, MAT 6.—Areongraccr!.—Masters W. W. Raol.k• i 1653), to be additional moan to the A .la, St, M Nana for amok* is this 4.4•131,11100. 91, &raw Msamaldp, hr pastallsr amass ; H. T. lulu (1948), to to additional to the Minotaur, aerating 'hip, at Pawnor ; T. W latiews HMO), to to . Hero, 11, *Mow steon•iihip, at Blarnivai aid Y. Willa.* (1641), to the Motors, 60, strew etaanoi ip. for mat guard arras at Liverpool. dragoons W. Y. Ma Clinton, B A., M.S. (1856), M the Plearea. 6. masa stain gun Taal. at Portrawatt. ; Pietro, L.D. (1868), sa the Bomar, 2, paddle. abort memo vomol, at Wo,loi , ; T. B. Parehar ; M.D. (1857),'0 the Plying rke, 6, avow atoms garwarisal. at Portsmouth; It J. Nair, (1817), to thy latragild, 6, arrow sawn gua. Taal, a P. raweath ; H. T. Billings (.359), to the Brisk, 16, si..ta mess *kp, at Daramport ; awl L. 7. Mowed?* (1864), t he Potreo, 17, area mato sloth at Portsmouth. WOOLWICH, Mee I. In conerquenos of the demand (or the whole of the dirt:m.l.le nes of the Royal Marisa for actin WON. the detachment os guard duty soder Ike connoted of Ceplaus Levi., at Woolwich DA:4Brd. ha Nam withdrsere, sad at *coeds:law with orders to that dint, a holy of the tiviri. aof Heti dabs: Pdlcs n•. the direction of 11r. lenire Ingest,/ Fates, pinto:day twit charge of the rAT Alll)rEN!lONS.—lier 11.1sjes.y, by 00 cram In marl, has been pored to awborir .br payment*, taiga to petty oak is a 'NJ diet from :led aster tLc Lt of , the same 0.14 t ma as to coo ea:01e1 by ALM rear, s:z., taaa ye-ny par day fme c u h rood c,4: Lalpe, Ned r ea additirel Warmer for ;Its beet sad 'zest in heritor p tty slicers a . .d able rearm of tte Sect to its the liiirbscp eh*, asd , glorify der& Ives as 1100.10,1% pllllO . ll, the Lead. Latl6l34l.u•lfil the Attn.irslty are I ',oat is abet that the • sera pyr ssee a punt:err La t s : .eza,4 rer the I=f of May : 'snows . -Ist clew, froo, 2d do dd. es day; 4,1 cleat, frJrn 11. to 2.1. pnr %Ivy. It. y flatter arc IL.st 01.1 01(1.1 00 lb. h :nos atattoca •no altar :I:is date quality then: paler a. :tames sort tit, err, It mind, as acting wren runners, gal be entitlel to reeks* ;lase he the prrpstt: nlf C, ya wn for eat r 5 pars they hays so:red towards • La; *MIA, peo.i CHATHAM, :lAT I. The 28th and 21th companies of R.yal eruineero WIT* asserabled to the parade ureand of Bromptco Berrseks to-Jay, Gtr dm peplos of Untie in.peetel by en; tad 11. flum,tas o ., rom m e o ,h og the ttoy o l E, pe t er s , pes t wamly to thoW ersh.sitin,s for ;stratus eertice. These two compsnws lad sot joianl he *lows:tors less A!dtr,hott and Pnrtetw.uth Oft LIM ...frft.l ft of tb, mural half•yeatly =apostate of the corps ty Grser .1 Eyre, and so ores. was end., yard' ly siwo t'icy should be solonitiantly d by stse eolonel Well lg. Eee of IL.- ••wpiake sut..Lers wally 120 um-,on,o,••01 'old odleers sod cuss, mid cant .ice IS its nuts le/11.4• the w o g platted asJ iate•bgeat wet, io the swelling her Mel.sty. It is not Impels when the foe venison's et ero pm .. . Auk tha Dlcdtt, ream in. Tb. enn.pno.. of II lei Er glosses toss at In wilosatets bayou, 4... n • wouber ot wen to the dt t whowsda asd ftlegnowo ord.r.4 fon lot seems., hays hennas as to &Me I that tie wh,l. r f the sterol's, about aro to bs posted to th• T.1.1,P11 Oluldn, IL. II wuitiog fur this brawl of the stew. u sl•n to be elefloftr dlypsooseLd coats, n war thst eneh of tie ewspenL u uDa‘a uk t. a , By t ajos mrfr bo to sod to 'bow get 'lra g b. Tnz R crozzliroar Sr -._}{leGrace the Arch bishop 4 Yak hes ehts'ext from the Itsveyereed Saetey the nee of Lie!. Ls the are embed, .1 Wrlbure, tSs quest of the Lesur.ttos ef the Case* 11, - raufd lt, f , rmat , ry, theist/ asee6Lut.ag to the eesyine of th, 11•10‘611.6 wstohlp as • lessee's& Instant le ohs rk fort.. at the jeweils c r.., • %% • ere girl to Sad by mune to th. Hoes. s,l Celestas.% thet th • vadat& grebe, Soo miaow ju reed .0 aad le by ettehalf der:a; .h •Y. yet Itl:r7 Ore wows 14,C00=ariess a-avieteJ, tha eel, 1,000 thz•ugheet Wabe—Yorbehirs LAdvertisiasoLl—Enift MONCIOTATHIC CIL wart Cotea.—Tbli poientim IMP modem. MC , ow:4g Is, ua• of Immorptal• peke* r seesel•se • Mmies Mee es Pew ma oboe aloft et slam awl Ws WWI Pme is ism per. ..,•• bly plmeddisini mod el lbw ▪ 4,asehe se Ye Nib. thillifte imits . V=lr= ywiledir mai ef mailka ▪ rf , pol nisi mime 1•1141114 " &am laro, unitise ' • >INI.Ar Wilb.aal tI W▪ OMAN ir M. pm*. SPORTING. CHEST= SPRING MEETING. SUBSCRIPTION ROOM, THURSDAY NIGHT. For the Derby, 6 to 1 eaah was taken .Bout Morjel and The Promised Lead to some mmity, but at the doss thoss odds were ;And on the field. (hobs* was mob in. (paired slack, end after 50 t e 1 hod bean laid, 40 to 1 was mitts', and afterwards offered seisitst him. TWO THOUSAND. 5 to 4 on The Promised Land (t) 6to 1 snot Nimrod (, if) 14 to 1 elation (t) 14 to 1 D— ERBY Cystic= (t) 6 to 1 east Masjid (to and of) 6 to 1 The Pr.Anised Lead (6 to I told once) 9 to 1 Ilorionetis 25 to 1 Bernard G and off) 2000 I. 60 Old Robert (t) 40 to 1 Glasbnek (t sad off) OAKS. 4to 1 spt Aridce (t) 8 to 1 blo)oosino (off ) 10 to 1 Rowbel (I) 14 to 1 Lady 11Ingstoo (t) TAIDAY. TAU FLYING HANDICAP of 6 sou. each, with SO added. Winners extra. Half • mile. (6 Bahr.) Mr. tumuli. Huillebt. by 1441Nilik lam I Pila r„,„„„ Bb 1 Mr. Da•torr% Tomboy, 32. re, fet oeq Mr. Oullicaes Ne,be tb, f_yrs. ikt 414., . - , 4 Bet Mg 6to 4 apt Twilight, 2t o isr iseek ,4to 1 eget any other. Twilight waited to tho she mane out, and won by a length ; • head between the meod awl third; half • length ketwi en the third sad lberth. BIENNIAL Ptiont en BTAILts of 10 sows. task. with 60 added, for 2-yr-olds; coke, Sat 91b; fi llies, SW Ab. The second to save his stake. T Y.C. (9 subs.) Mr 0 ?onto , * Mat, Set 11b uldcwittl 1 Mr. stii.we mane curlew, Wreath) I Lord strubmoree tattoo., rat 7th . Mr. Kerber's 42k5.60 as. Hat ng . Even on Slat, Sto 2 eget Bekaa. OW sad &doom lea t alt,rnately to the &stance, whore Ent took the had, end wan by half • length, two lengtir bitten tits resod ant third; bad tooth. Yr • EATON BTAKII/1 of 10 Noce. Arab, • ft, trick 30•1111 ed fee 3 sad 4 yr old,. Winnows extra. Groweatee Osten& (9 maw) Mr. Ilbel:ey'. Llf.last. by Mx Hercule*. 4 in Is. Sib atotZ Mr. W. INtlele4 Neva Teepair.l yr.. est 1111, ...IW. imams) Ikttine 16 to lon Lie boat, who led all the way, sad wow In • catt.r by six lingtha Tits 81111, vans . Ctr .1 300 &M. is specie, added to • Handicep Sweepstakes of 15 move each. 6 ft. TI. woad le reeetwe 60 news. sat of the Mabee. Winners asks. Out vita sad sawn billow t 2 sobs.) Mr. J. Thompases ?mall MM. be Teseasures.4 %.=:."=1.7.•,.% s ut ra Too 1s pr a. me. Ireu %watt Hitrieto. SIR 4I• t The following ales wen: Teurnameat, ktsbermaa, er stoner. Belle, Bunton, sad Ambedi. Bening. 5 to 2 apt n, 4 to 1 yet Wrists, 5 to 1 eget Tartan MIK 7la 1 set Underhand, 10 le 1 each met Bevis, Ambit* owl Pensioner. Leamisgiso was de clared sot le else et Lawn. The rintn'ag was node 14- tairnMely boy Teammeat sad Hagar Begot. About belt a mile from horse Hods sad Pensioner went adv bat ea entering the straight Waiter Begot again took the At the Wrenn' Tomball held rause oat, and half-way op, Underhand, eosins • ittt • rash, made an effort to overhaul her, bat hied la the attempt, and was beaten by three quarters et • length, • head between the second and third, Ina leagths between the third and fourth, Per was I MIL - BANDIoAr STAKE/ 0(5 sari. each, with SO Wei. The woad to receive limy& wt of the stokes. Mown win. Mee foriougabar). Ir. Fla t Wet Ic•oina bk. 3 yt.. Tat ....f3M r. Doomol. nom 3 yrs. In Sib .... ... 1. 0. Illili. $ pm an /lb tt?rfre' ll r . On OS tlat a rd, ill i t i to 1 soot (libido Fairy, 3 to 1 sp. A4tlalle. T e favoarfte took the lead at the dip tat r • sad lora by a hark ; btd thfed. . ... _ .. __ Twa CRZIRI4I STALES at 13 WTI. each, 10 ft, with 60 wiled , ulnae's sews • secowi to stye hie Kelm Prow. the Cest'e Pole, own ro of/ .a 4 in. (26 whip., 12 of whom isollseet) Ltilmt ... p rpra ... 3. bt = 34: . 440. 4 yn. se .......... t , e. ti h. Serer .11 ris..eit tii..., irr. Fordkeun 3 3 to I on y, who weds an Ike roaniag, and Tea very easily by a length ; bed third. Tun Lewin' Pellsll of 5) sore for Syr-olds and up verde. Optional selling w dies's, Ito. Oboe roand end a distates. (8 lute.) Mr. Jaw- • Knock bars. 4 rr• 1544.1. Sit S. iM=. 1 Mr, Me, M • Mltors•Cet, 3 in 131.1. rot 1411, . I Mr. J. L• 34•4 tresprla. 0 to 1441.1. 641410 Mr. J.lsuora • The BM. :3 Jr. 001 3, Li 1000 a. r= 4 Ectleg It 4 4 bps Bisteeleatiee, 2to 'eget lineckbarn. Won by a length ; bid thiad. Tug I:rit urn JOCILZTA.—We are tiled 43 state that Wells is mgr. 1 3 Stag meet favoeraLly, and dot Aaliniall has eintedy quitted the lafineary. MANCHESTER—Fat DAT. Nal a sabarribtr postal at the roans to-day, all Wig almost at Cheater Rtes. BROOX-STREILT RIZORMATOBT AND RAGGED eet,ute.—Yeeterdey ownlaing • Public menial ID soffoon of thus institutions was held in the Mas!o-hall, Storroorest, Bedford-squara. In us. nhoneen of the Lord Mare, who w‘s to have taken till. chair, Mr. losolth Palma cosmin'od as pre. The report stated that during the 16 yews the *chants and their analliar ea bad been in operation a nuked chugs had taken place in the character of the hood. It oleo gave the following details of the wo e of each !tied& agency .—The free day echool hat a steady at , teadrice of 190 children, but there are very many others on the Woke, who, *Vs! to •var ety of domeett3 circumstance% . . de a. t tat", d stltsly. la thelnduatrial schools th e pupil' . are lodged, , sad kid; the profit of Muir labour Is applied t> their amiptrt. During the ;tot era 37 boys were re vivid into this breath of the lastituties, making 342 'isms Its opening. The managers provided 13 with equations; several other. received ontiticaess of reed conduce, cad ware lest is emigrants to Canada. Tte Sunday schrag has au attendsacs of 299 pupil", mil the vrirke r s on that day .ire well attended. Theis 1.. wetkly nutting of the metier" of the cbildnn fa the dries, .0,1 to this branch of the institution than Is et lathed a clothes fate, so that the poor woman may parches. wean end rrepotabie raiment by weekly subscriptions. sad with • drawback of tempest.' In the shilling upon the ori ginal ;eke. The otlaintl palmy beak for the bermes or the children hoe elpindid into • general say . np hick for the per • f the neighbourhood. of whom than me 300 who have bactove depositors In it. By moms of • fanny bazaar g np 20the ladies the COMIIIMNI were obis to dear off a debt of 1.. but owing to some rarest nemasery outlay thy ware Mill io the debt of the traiatua to the extent of 11,1. 10s. The report was adopted, and wooluticns *lees t h e meet- My to the support of the institution signed to. The meeting woe address: by the chairman, by the Her. Jocrepli Pox Mr. brOregor, Hew. Mr. Laark4s, Mr. Vincent, &e., and thi piemedisge termisated In the anal mauzet. ROYAL ORTHOPAIDIC ROMIIAL.—The twenty irst aselmeary dUr hasistion of the Orthoi redic Hospi tal was eel-braid imiteday tvestina at the Vrassasose Tavern, ludar the presidency of Earl Fitswillian. The Maser end wines ware of a very superior timeriplien, W the t mummy we. quite.. numerous as total have Lars swotted under the various dirturting cirrum.tateer of the time, Ab ut 103 gintleluen sat down to dinner. Amongst tho rolopday +ere hicsaro. Philip !Unlit:try, R. H. Lloyd, W. H. '1 suqn•my, A. J. Wise, Qualm Berrie, Money K. W. Taniplin. Adams, Coots, Banniet DOW. &c. It may be Leo/wary to stets, I. elucidation of the rather Imbed name of this 'imitation, that its object is the tieetramt of tbibkot and other Marathons contraclious, s7C;duig to the aystent of the late H. Sir stayer, of Hano ver, that la, by diet is of the contrarttol festoon, leaving it entergnently to bud, under skilful stirgictl control, by whet it basically known as the first intention. The eyelet= has tees preethe 11. r revered year. with the most *stk.. ekweene, by Hr. H. W. Temptin, the eminent sorgeon of the hietltwiew, and through him instrumentality thousands aptness who would °Outwit+ have remained helpless tetpiler, hue ban reetcrel to active indourial life. The ekeirensa, in proputag the toilet of the evening, dwili briefly es*, ruttier chums if the alkik*y. whielo :not its first vato recelvid seal reliiv...d 23,309 afflicted pirates. lor da the boot ital cotteined leers conatantly occupied by iodate petients, ant - adults ware constantly ditcher/el with strsight and nttfol boats who had been us able 0 welt or stead ter 20 ye tea." The pubic hid bore most liberal, but so ;sett ware the t apemen ;bet OM institnekva was In debt up.arl. of 40W. He (the the wok, 'wee wilting to , oetetrate that sem himself le eider ; Let the charity might afart far en its valuable mit glen ; and he treated that tte cowpony would by their tub aerip lone rectum for It a t remotest and entmeefol (The cretcsading atnonacemnit of the noble chairman's epee& was received with loud and general theorist) Mr. Philip Hasher, gave the he•lth of the neh'e chairmen, which wss received with ticclaraston, after which the sub sciiptime MISTS 11.111101111004 t t 11091.11111 t to upwaids of 2,6001. The rvirkol armee:wets wets stiterlatended by Mr. flat top Mr. flatlet well the tooth:natter._ lETROTOLITAX BOARD OF WORIS.—The wawa weekly en falai of the Me , ropolitas Board of Winks w held; eatcaday es the Council Chamber, Geildttall, Mr. J. Thirties la the chair. The tinencial Melanin shooed the faUatrieet began o:—Oeserst ecooant, 11,5641. 15s. Bd.; Coasts Deeds approesb, 15.4304 14.. 3d.; floethwark and W. 'imitator etromunicatiou, 1,119 1 . ler. Td Vic'orie Peri appro - tts, %W V. Ms. Fs. LW. ; .risLury Perk U. 16s. I Id. Taal, 33,9 W 10.. le. A Lisousai.ot De k place as tt the open's; of traders tee the sew Guilt:inns on the site of listlay-boas, wad it was propnie 1 that they eboull be opeeed se the 3 , t1 at June. Lut Mr. Inflater urged that seeerthlvd el Use stinkers of the Wad would so Set of cilia en the Ml, of Jane, the whole Tenant should be defense lentil the litk i f Jute, to give the sew another. who be dada se oppontsaity et eapreailog their opinions apes the wit" awl ha cored en *to .tolroont to dna 'Rect. The entenduent was itesftwel, as arse a oubsequest one hy Mr. himaa to de rr it eau, tin 7th of Jute. The origami enhw test tee endue elo.Wil be Gonna he 3rd of Jose wee then speed ea. bore ettat emote wee (Deposed ef, awl dr lateil idisseasi THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1859. tato Intelltgrntc. EQUITY 00URT13.—MAT 6. (Balms VierClomodlor air J. %W 4) XO5O T. PILICILUID.KIIIDI.I V. PZIOKULD. Three woes ems is to bt board together. Tb.lint pm instituted by Mews. Moo sod Co., Ushers, at Liverpool, for the purpose of obtaining payment of a debt doe to them from Addm Lodge, the legator I. the cense, out of certain household property specifleelly bequeathed by the testator's will, the residue of the estate being insulficient to pay the same. Ths other suit of "Hindle v. Pilchard," woe WM tutad by the specific legatee of the aeastholds h quo*. claiming to be cantle' to the receipt lithe nate of lb. Was• holds under the bequest foe bet life. A demo pm mode fa 1860 in "Hose y. Prichard," and thereupoo the immature Of the test/atm sileppad Mrs. Rindlo's receiving the rents of the lesesholde, whbl do had neared dace April, 1837. Mrs. Hindle that filed a shat, oaf by Loader mho by the Leeds Justice* on appeal, ft was mimed that is should nodes the mote Of Ahagsaaliaohhi spa as urlsetskapt to sMdi by any oriel/ the court Wilt sasdw. la MU blooms knows that the latatolo midmost. aMou•similo pay the lootator's debit!. 1a 1845 a snit woo toodials. for Ur adraialsbetton of the testator's eaten, by MO of Yo l dame, legatees, who had given the Mews. Man a mortpot for their debt, but that mortgage did not expreudy eatmarate the testator's condor. The question was wheat, media the circarnstanoee, the lesashokla could be held Aswpable with the debt. 117.6reene and Mr. Wslford, Mr. Bacon ant. Mr. Bty, Mr. °dud and Mr. Southgate, Mr. Melon and Mr. Surrey, Mr. Merton, Mr, Sidney Smith and Mr. Bask, appeared for the different parties. The Vice-Chancellor said the question wu, whether then had been such delay se to disunite the Meters. Mute se sorting their lien on the lesseholde. Creditors must be vigi lant, and this Messrs. Mon had not has.. They could sot, thwefers, call on Mrs. Hindle to ntand tha nun she had re ceived, or te give up the leaseholds. These must, therefore, be a dears* la favour of that lady, with out. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-M ty 6. Sittings at Niel Prins In Iliddlem,—(Before fir. Justice Williams and a Common Jury.) 117NTLEY r. 11).-LIBRL. ne plaintiff is • wholesale ironmonger and general far stelae!, and at the Wear God of 1868 he Med uced an attorney won IWO le apply to the defendant and depend payment N• swat debt answer to thin application the defendant mete the Istko whisk brood the libel now and se. the delbedist esmareced es :—" if yea kasw an the dr owsiness yea meld be ashamed, as • respectable solicitor, N base earldeir le do with such a man as Huntley," and mbar rise killer swarka continued, "1 can only add, if I IMO guilty d the diegracefol conduct of this impudent and isessust se, I should be ashamed to show my face any time. As far so his transactions in banner generally are tossesaid, be in made a laughing-stork in all the isaighboas- Wed, rid his ffiegunng tricks ate looked upon by all regestable mu with wore ." and the letter concluded, " I = e t bow the opportunity of publicly exposing this Weep at impositkin." in addition to the libel lbws woo • swat beaded upon verbal slander. 'intense was sand, and the jury gave a verdict for the plalatlfi—dmYee sae farthing. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-MAT 8. BlMlap at 1I Prins.—(Babe Mr. Baron Watson and Common Judea.) LAM O. TIM 101311.1AATTAN MALILWAY COMPANY:. ACCIDENT. The plaintiff brought this action foe bides sustalaed by nacos of ths alleged sogligasos of the dollimkars* wrote. The plea sus sot guilty. Mr. tittsoot Penindoeff sod Mr. Titres wore mums* firl r ths ths Ward,. Mr. law* Jams and Mr. Joao appeared for The ploittlif, who is a journeyman pointer, recidint Is Lwiska, west with his w if e We to 'lett a friend at oolwich op Ms 301 k of January last. Shortly before eight o'clock the ammo ossabg they 'turned to the station with the inks don of getting beat to Lonlen. The plaintiff's wife got tato a third.closs 0w15.% and ha was abt.at to fallow bar, hookas his WI is the sip, whew the train want forward with sjitit, sad he won thrown between tics rails and the Oaken. H. was token to St. Thomas's Ifospind, when it woo found that the small bons of his Ise was disiewatioL The following day he was token to Westatter Hospital, when he rem&aed es an loipalisat for twenty.four days, and des that period down to March 14th he had berm mashie fo assay work. TG plaintiff, his wife, two soldiers wbo were present, sad two surgeons at the hoepital,*wsre examined, sad depoied that the plaintiff wu per4ctly sober wham the sceideet oo corred. On the part of the cocipatey the driver of the trails wee called, and swore that it did not move until it started for London. The guard ;and the cation master were also called and more that the pl.intiff and his wife were so drunk that they could hardly stand—that the wife vomitted bum the effects of drink on her peseep to London; a soldier who wee 'Argent, the station. master at London•beidge, and the com pany's surgeon, deoued that the phootiff was drunk, end to that was al tribu.erl the accident. The learned judge, in ramming up mid, that on one side or the other them was perjury. It was either en abominable and wicked estenipt t n the part of the plahriff to extort men from the coroptny, or else the eervent, of the wea pon had entered into s league to protect their fellow-aervaate boa the cheer of negligence. It would be for the jury to my to whisk side they would attach credences but be would observe that If it could to proved that perjury had bean COMP raffled, the punishment should Weaver. Thejary found a verdict fa tin plaintilf—dainem 401. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. MAT 6. Melon the hedge Ordiaary.) 1111LRIXOTON V. TIMILMOTOW LCD JOlOl6Oll. This was a suit relating to the will of Willisza Torringtoe, late of Earth, Norfolk, which wespropoaaded by the plain tiff, dm scale of the deceased, eat opposed by his mother and sciister, on the grooad d tame influence and want of capa Mr. ty. fierjeant Pigott sod Dr. Tristraas appeared for the 'Meal; Dr. Phil! more, 4C., amid Mr. D. D. Keane lee iM delendsat. The deceased wee a person of excessively intemperate habits, and we. liable to fits of delirium tremens. He also sneered from other formidable maladies. Oa the ifith of January last he west with the plaintiff to Mr. Mixed, • respectable aolie;tor, at Wiebesch, to hare his sult drawn. Reese than in • vicarious stets of health, a medical man, Mr. Tubbs, WOP scot for to examine him; and as both be and the solicitor were eatisfied as to his capacity, they allowed him to execute the instrument. He left 2001. to one of his sisters in itinores, end the remainder of hie prop/sty. which was not wood, robie, to the children of the I.lsin•iff. The deceased died suddenly two days after making his will, and at the ego of thirty-two. A greet mamba of witnesses were celled on both side~, and they gore erdence, es is stael in such caeca of a very contlietang &avert, r. Ths jury found the kneels favour of the plaintiff. COURT OF RANICRUPTCIr.—MAy 8. (lief re Mr. Commirskeer Evass.) TIIE MUT 11AM DISTILLERY COMPANY. This was a dividend little'. Several proof. of debt were pot in and admitted. Mr. Linklater spewed for lb* official liquidator. Amosgst the proofs wee one for 7,0221., by Mr. (nat, for money advanced oa the &coast of Lillr. It appearing that some of the bulb had been cancelled in mistake, a claim was admitted for the menet. Mr. Bagley tendered a proof for 1,33.51. for Meier,. Pb Id and Hilton, architects 1111(1 mares) ore, for voek and laborer done at tb. sMilb ry. Mr. Linklater devoted the proof, bat was willing to admit it se • claim, avalkci to investiyatinn. Mr. Cnidiery said the claimants had not been employed by the oinipany, bat by Mr. We►bi and this claim had only barn made a few days age. En mod se a eloitiv--wridense to he pieta • i'hia eix week.. A proof for 7,4861., by Mr. W. Carter, oopperamith, of Streaked, was admitted. Tim dividend, it is szpected, will be about 2s. in the pound. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—IIAT I. (adore Mr. Commlegions, Murphy.) Tug uristsum DANZ OE SCOTIAND.-111 RE EDWARD ALTERS COLWALL. ft. bitolveat, wise hod brim a whclerals istillie&r on Fish atimit-hitl, sad a hrlokinakrr in Sower, was op dby Mr. Dowse os the port of the Western Desk of Mr. Served euppottid. The ow dlavinmd tome extraordinary eirmimotaneet con sorted with Bill tr. ma-irons" The Woman Bank of adriland bad drocurnred largely for Moira. Walters of Glamors end when they became bankrupt the book held 11,762/. of bills accepted by the ioacilmat, end on which they now opposed. The insolvent was with Meter. Walliwe to seat grodaro Armoire sad west. accept bills. He oda. i el he had &owed Wats Misers. Wallace to upwards of 67,04.101. 1A• pelmet " batch" emodsted of 27 bill., all of which were produced is court. In the coulee of tits ere it was intansted by the bused consraimioner that the manager of the bank afoul I attend, so the inoolvent 'toted that he believed moDey lied last been obtoiced, sad then his !malamute had been °biased, The insolvent admitted that ha had received a eematirlou of 1I per rest. ma be bills. Mr. Commissioner Murphy said it was a material question with him whether the rook merely took ths insolernt s .owe to give crummy to alas 1).11, or whether they looked upon him sa a panics who could moat the liabilities. Mr. Sargood mode sours strong remarks on tte rummer ht whisk joist stork banks toot bide, and contended that the Western Beak of Scotland, wbich hid had bills with the in solvent's ace pumas to an vnorthous amount, • u'd not hove bees deluded with the holier that tboy were bond fide trassactious. Mr. Dow... marked that no doubt the inducement to the inacilvent to tempt the lolls wee the payment of ono and a quarto& per amt. es his estamieeier. Xr. Cessmeethethe Meephy we. 17 a t MM. dirposed to peas thim ass without rerioeetheea de. duo, as a warning to ether peeti-e_thst they wen sot : m om their aomptaaose, seeirliUhr dho the eed dirwtors in MEC limb As this wee Ibb Ant ere GM. Idol bambini id tow ilirth M the palate that he drew a wide distinction in the case et the Wester& Bank of Scotland, as it was a joint stock leek. ma the loss would fall on the shareholders, being ender the naillailed Bability law, and a private bank, in with ernes the lose would fell on the manager and directory, u they wan the only parties liable. But in this case there ' were ether persona—the shareholders, and they were the Hebb, end whose fortunes ware staked to relieve the r eths positcre. This insolvent bed no right, and could not be justified in accepting mob a number of bills, even supposing the managers knew that he wean man of straw. In dealing with this case, he should consider the temptation the insol vent had met with, in the facility with which the bills were taken by the bank ; but it was a case which, for the sake doors, he mold not pus over, on the trod principle thee • man had no right to Lane his acceptances to such us attest, and as • protection to shareholders in joint stock beaks, who were liable to the depositors, and who were in such oases the sufferers. His Honour gave judge:seat of six months from the vesting order, being the full extent of the diserstienary clause. :IN RS RDWARD CRIFIN GARDNER, _ This Insolvent, WM'S asa has appeared on a former =s ilos, applied for his final order. Mr. Cooper opposed for Mersin. Shoolbrisd, and Mr. Doves for • creditor issand Francis ; 111 r. Bargood sagported. The Insolvent war clerk to his father, a hay salesman at Whitechapel, sad expected to be a partner. He also expected to he married, and denied that he knew the lady he had been living with wee a monied woman • she had told him ahe was a widow. He set shoat furnishing a house at Hidden, sod now owed 4801. for goods so obtained. His family Coop ' proved of the connexion be had formed with the female, and the porinerahip with his father and brother we. broken off. The inaolvent's brother LOW stated that but for the cons neaten with the female, the insolvent would hays been a partner, and for the first year allowed to draw to 300 i. a l . lr.Controissioner. Murphy held that the insolvent wee not justified IA get.ileg into debt to 48W. The fact wars that he had been Joao glad by the female, and had provided at the expense of others a cage for his lady-bird—in one instance, 70!. for glue, &c., being incurred. It was a cue in which he could not give protection. Adjourned sine die. TSB POLICE COM& MANSION-HOUSE. Mr. Bisherd Whireker (Um spewed before Ohs Lord Mayor to answer a summons ebargiaagg him with bowleg used shad,. sad Insulting language to Mr. Aubrey Alexander Hoghton, • member of the Stock Exchange. Mr. Bodkin appeared In support of the summon., but the defender:it, who pleaded "Not Guilty," when asked wheth,r he had any one to defend Idol, said, "No, I shall defend myself. Truth will derma ose." Mr. Bodkin said—l aappppestr Wore you, my Lord Mayor, on be elf of the mmptefrae, who lied to appear la this omit spirt the delertme Y 11161, es a similar chary. At that Am Mr. LONE sownsmall Me IMltsulant Mire Mr. *Mama MAnime. the the Lord Mayor, who sks= Mk _WO die mar, hit it Ms &My to allure the le MY estwelMes her his keeplag the pesos tome& Ns. Hoed= for all mouths; During that period the system of annoyance which Mr. Cohen had prevlocely muctieed ceased; and es jut before the expiration of that period Mr. Cohen was coovictod of a series Oviohni multi and sentenced to six months imprisonment, Mr. Rettistea aaayd the enuoysase for el mouths more. But no Romer was Mr. Co h en spin at large than the system of annoyances was re-exanmeaced, and has been continued up to the present time. Mr. Hoghton le • highly respectable member of the Stack Exchange, of which Mr. Cohen formerly was slao a member. They had emu button transactions together, oaths result of which the impression MOM to be left upon Mr. Cohen's mind—whether hie is in a responeille state of mind or not I will not say—that Mr. Hoghtom owes him, and not only owes him but actually cheated him of a sum of 6801. When the matter wee here before, the committro of the Stook Exchange—who, u your lordship no doubt knows, are very strict In the investigation of sock charges whom brought against their members—the committee of the Stock Exchange entered upon an investigation of this clsim, sod after bearing both Wok came to the unanimous resolution— s mead of which I now hold in my hand—that not only was there so foundation for this claim of 660/., but that Mr. Cohen was indebted to Mr. Hoghton in the sum of 8004 wi,h interest accruing from a certain date. Mr. Colainee system of annoyance has been, whenever he has met Mr. Hoghton near the Stock Exchange, or is soy public plies where be was likely to be known, to atop, point to Mm, and call out " Look at him ! Look at him ! That's the man who robbed me. Look at him!" And this hu b.. en caroled to such on extent that it brie had the effect not only of renderiag Mr. 110.112011 . 11 life very un comfortable, but he now appears in this court with his health paddy* feet breaking down under the inflame. of these repeated atteeks. The particular charge of the summons relates te so annoyance of this kind to which Mr. Hoghton was subjected last ,Thursday, and atter giving evi- duos aa to the facto, I shall ark your lordship to call upon Mr. Cohen to find secutitke to keep the peace. Mr. Aubrey A. Hoghton—l am • member of the Stock Exchange, and know the defendant, who waa elm • member a few years ago. I remember coming bare In 1856, and making • complaint similar to this which I now make. He was then called on to rid mufti's to keep the peace for six months, and during that time the annoyance ceased ; but more be has bean at large it has been renewed. He has been in the habit of making insulting grimaces at me in pooling. Last Thursday I was in Throgroorton-atreet with Mr. Barnett, and want into a shop with biro. I had seen the defendant near Wore we went in, end when we came out he wee welting outside. He said, " There goes the fel low who robbed me of 6801. years ago." He said this loud enough to be heard by people paring. I said to him, "Did you apply that language to me 1" Be said, " Yes, I did. tin the lest maim you hod me before the Lord Mayor fur it ; and I dare yon to do it again." He spoke in a vsty excited resew, sad by the motions of his arms I thought be would have struck me. From my knowledge of his ehitraetre, I believe that I am in danger from his violence mime he is restrained. I am quite mare that my life lo not safe. Tim defendant proceeded to ernes-examine the complain ant, but as he commenced by diverging into irrelevant 'utters, and persisted In the assertion that Mr. Hoghton oared him 6601., and he had books to prove it ; and as, further, he seamed the Stock Exeheage Committee of having treated him very badly, the Lord Mayor was compelled frequently to call him to order, and at last to stop him altodether. Ultimately he admitted the truth of the charge, and The Lord Mayor ordered him to give securities, himself in 601, and two Others in 601. cock, or one other in ltN)/. Therrequired bail was given, and be was then diechargrd. was charged with being drunk and furiously driving his acne and cab to the danger of the public. The prisoner, who appeared to have been severely Injured, was unable to walk without the moistens c 4 a 'doh. Polls-conseable Giveaway, of the T division, said that oa the previous evening he was on duty in the Brompton.ro4 Barl's-ootst, when he saw the prisoner driving afour-wheel cab along the road at a helots rate. The vehicle was rolling from one side of the road to the other, and expecting every moment that some serious accident would happen he darned round and ran after it for the purses of stopping the driver. He had gone but a short diseases when the hors fell and the cab overturned, throwing the driver into the road. He went up to the prisoner, who was the driver, and found him easy drunk. Thore was one gentleman riding inside, and two others upon the ben with the prisoner, and they were all the worse for drink. The three geadesara were oho thrown out, and were injured more or kis Captain lagbato, of the 10th Homers, was Galled by the prisoner. He appeared to have sustained some injuries en the left aide of Ms face.. He stated that on Tlanrsisy morn ing he and hie brother hired the prisoner's cab to take them to Brantford to hear the deed= and after it was over they dined at Richmond. Oa stunt home ha was outside and his brother wee (aside. The accident s carred through his brother's palling the &slatting, which caused the prisoner to pall up s ud denly on the mar side from the off side, and an his doing so the cab overturned. His brother was seriously inbred, and he also sustained some in juries upon his Ism He could Mate positively that the prisoner was sot drunk. Thiry were returning at the time to the Army end Navy Club. Sergeant Ballard said be took the charge, and the prisoner was certainly drunk. Mr. Dayman said it appeared a very shwas thing that pulling a &sheering should overturn • cab. The prisoner said it was the sudden check, and in attempt ing to pull the mare on the near side the cab turned over. Mr. Daytime said it was in ocesequenos of his getting drunk that the cab bad overturned, and as a protection to the public) he fined the prisoner 20e. or 14 days' imprisonment. The proprietor of the cab said his property had been very much damaged. Mr. Da man said be need not continue the prisoner any longer in his service. He !should not employ him again if be was in his employ. Captain Ingham paid the fins, and the prisoner was 130 - W:SIME ET, The vieiting jartioseOltheColdiah-fielde plan have, through their chairmse, Mr. C. H. Cotwall, forwarded to Mr. Jardine a statement of the circumstances Wending the death of Chute, Smyth, and the giving-up of his body to a young woman by whom it was claimed. The principal points to which attention is direoted by the visiting imbues ate these ..—That the blister, the site of which was 8 inch , * by 7, including the margin, was not applied till after turpen tine Mope and mustard poultices bed been tried without SSICCIIM A large DIM ered outfits' was produced, from the blister Melee slipped in caseates:ace of the lacensiog of the betides., which wee done at hie owe request, the irritation being considemble. On the post-murtem • :mutilation being made, it was shown to the setisfactkee of the jury, and of the tanner, Mr. Wakley e that the treatment had hem bene fi cial. A* to the removal of the body In a state of nudity, clothing would have been sup plied If the undertaker had asked for K. Bat the usual umbra was kw the Mends to find clothing In wtioh to remove the body, seed to this case the warier did net think It necessary to interfere with the undertaker. The governor had takes pains to fled some relative of the deceased without swore, bat offer the removal of the body an applicatioa was made for it by some manexion of the deceased. The justices hoped that the same publicity wield' Mr. statement had attained would be gime to this reply. CLERHENIVELL. Samuel' Adams, aged 35, described as a shoemaker. fella fug at Mery-etreet, Hingsland-road, was tharged with ma liciously cuttios and wounding', with latent to do grievous bodily hone, Mirth, rege, at Howerd-row, Heraney. Police-sergeant Boyle, 1 N, raid the injured woman wee not able to attend that day, and he hal therefore to ask for a remand. The injured woman is the prisoner's deter-in-law. He then handed in the following co rtelleatis : " German Ileepitel, Deleon, Hey 8. " Martha Pert, 24 years of sae, was admitted into this hospital yesterday afternoon, ruffering fre m a wound in the left hip, esteadieg about two inches In length through the eldee and muscles. Although there are no important organs iejoretl, the patient, being very eseiteable, Is now in a feverish state, " Or. C. lIIOMMAUN, Resident Medical Officer." Pollsmeonstable Belton, 466 N, ealcPthat on the previous afternoon be was in Howard-tow, when to heard calla of " Police" end " Murder," and was celled to take the pri mmer into custody fur stalbieg a young wows. The female was in a Unties elate, and acid she was wounded in her side. When he took the prisoner into mueoly he was to". 1 the charge, and said nothing. He searobed the prisoner, and found upon him a sharp knife, armless is generally wed by streminkers. The boil'', which was concealed, had appa rently lately been aharpened. Mrs. Ilizetete, Reynold., 96, West-street, Berroondeey, said she yesterday went to visit a friend in Kinpland, at the house of whom the injured woman was acting ha the capacity of num. She (whiles.) ailed her the way to Abney-park, and she eta% d to rhow her the way. ,Before they Muted the prisoner came to the door, saw the iejared woman. dot 'Med her ma ro time, cad lad geese very angry weeds with her. The (whams) left the hews with Mrs. Pale, but they had proceeded but a vary abort distance when the prisoner come up, made use of some violent expression, end made 010014 as at her with a sharp shoetuakeem tette. After he bed done the', the prisoner with an oath said he would roar el'r her, if mat them, at some other time. The prisoner wanted the inject woman to tell Lim where his wife wee, but she refused, raving that be mesa very bed ran ; that he had been parted from her some time, and that he wee always getting drunk. The prisoner, who treated the matter with tie greatest is difference, declined to say anything in hie deface, or to ask the witnesses any queetioe. Kr. Tyrehlit realeadel the prisoner far a week s and mid the ore would ultimately be seat to the Old Haley. GOVERNESSES' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION.—The annual general court of the binds end subscribers of His theitution took piece yeeerdey, at the Hanover-equare rooms, Lord Eborp in the chair. The report stated that in tho Kay het of 1868, there were 87 ceudidatem from the country and only 62 from Leedom sn4 the suburbs, and the range of names gives both sister kingdoms and the lsle of Mes. The result was that the committee of ladies bad received 6,408 request* fur help from the country, end that 71 aged Indite Is the anatry re receiving peturanent provi elan from the funds of the sorrel, to the moue' extent of 2,1801. In the .me way the large expenses of the provident fund, sad of the registration, are incurred for ladies mattered en over the three kingdoms., whilst the home is specially provided for those who hare neither home nor friends in Landon. The applications in 1858 were 838. and the grants 493, to theerestof 1,3461. 84.8 d., making the amount of ap plications 10,334, of -.ante 6,671, and of gilts 14,2841. 12.. 4d. The provident fond showed that 20 digemeat en amities bemuse dee in the last year, making the number in receigt of annuities 346, and the total number now in pro gress 1,034. Ter/entrain° accounts bed been opened at the airings bank in 1868, an 1 fresh centerms keened for 33 addi tional annspies„ asking the whole number at the sayings bask 398, ssd at the Notional Debt.. Ilia 1,034; and the melees moulded to 176,2311. U. The admissions into the home of the disengaged bad been 267: whilst the en gagements bad reacted 1,163 out of 1,672, for this year elope ; therefore the saving of the per menage to agents had LOCI 2,8001. The report was ado_phd, and the court _pro ceeded to elect four anutarants. Steven will receive 101 se compensation for non-election. MIMI ?AIM= Osi SHILLING DAT,- FRIDAY, NAT 6. Admissians OR payment, 1,838; ditto, by eassca liokats, 315.T0tel Amami. 2,163. [Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAV'S OINTMENT AND Pll.l4.—eats AlPTlC7lols.—leall &um whke sane Os elle net. awe try newest velem, Wee seer throushont Ile 'tle MN el ....ilea M et same werrialdk arteit dOO turecommi; hams ween sr e sa ssee l ar Ifs -74 " =mai= es a%slikei lka b g= Weee s raretba Miele Wens et se:lime a. war a = a wr im aditrit s iva= ~.. cliel le ars Mi••••• •••• • edmilee ihe m jcal leatais mei WWI poosehe Noir eelee " = Gee, Arrester, scab Mem, waits. the bags No. 1,164, MC C= se THE .RECEXT OUTRAGE AT WESTMEATH. On Wednesda lest ws VIM an account of an attempted murder In the county of Westmeath, Ireland, the victim Wag Mr. Itheop, a farmer. We rivet to state that the =intimate mesa hie since died of the Werke he n aked. The following particulars of the dastardly outrage are frees the liable. Bea of Wednesday evening, and ware written before the deceased had expired " The assassin has not yet been captured, but we uhder stand that the authorities bate been furnished with a clue to his detection. His escape would be a matter of impossibility if the feellogs of the inhabitants of the district were in • healthy state. This, however, we are sorry to say, is far from being the case, the sympathies of poor Jeseop's neigh bours being entirely with the would-be murderer. The land, for befog in possession of which Jae= was deemed to death, was some years since held by • farmer named Ryan, who, finding his oircurnetanom much reduced by the occurrences of the famine years, and being eke of eviction for non-payment dread, disposed of good will of the land to hilr. B. W. Delaney, • magistrate at that time residing in the neighbourhood. Mr. Delaney, after having held the farm forme years, removed to another county, and determined to surrender It to the landlord, having previously, as we are informed, bad substantial rea sons tor believing that ho could not, with safety to his own life, let it to any body but • relation of the farmer possessor. Pending the final surrender of the farm, Mr. Delaney let it in comer* to Edward Kelly who was not many months In possession when he was foully murdered at his own door. I His widow coatianed to hold the land until she had secure the growing mop, which were gathered under the superin- Janda= of a body of polies armed with muskets and beyo- nen., the relatives of Ryan, the former occupier, (=ante. Bawdy safitlagtnrapiegthecorn . The mops king secured, Mrs. Kelly wee only too glad to get rid of the farm, which was then formally given up to the owner, Mr. &Bpi= el Drogheda. No sooner was it known that the form wassails's be let than the Ryan posted written 'requests' (not nodose) to all persona whom they deemed likely to become caudideles for the tenancy, including levee= respectable genfiernme, asking them not to compete for the hind. It would appear' that the hint was understood, for the Ryan. were not op by their immediate neighbour,. Poor Jessop, of ry7 d rellepthe, however, a stranger and a Protestant, was rash enough to offer h imself es a tenant • few months ago; and, unfortunately for himself, he was accepted. Had he remained in his Lamer district he would have escaped the blunderbuss of the assassin. There is reason to believe that the murder of Jemop was not only deliberately planned, but that the Atha= judgment was well known throughout the neighbourhood for a considerable time begirt it was put into execution. The market of Kllbeggan last Saturday was one of the most crowded which has been known for months past, and the number of persons returning to their homes in the &Lento. n was peoportionately large. It was about 3 o'clock pm. when J left the town, and proceeded homewards on the high road leading to Mullingar. He meat b eve been marked in Kilbegga4his enemies, and closely watched on his ranee by the a whom las had more than once remarked walking near m. The spot selected for the murder was appareatly clue= tor the facilities that it afforded for raceme The road is bounded on the ow side by • low wall, in which is a stile commonleati= with • large pasture field eon'ainteg 30 or 40 scree. Here it was that the maarein eppmached his victim so closely that the clothes of the latter were burned by the firs of the murderers weapon. He fell on his knees ; tut, quickly recovering himself, he endeavoured to pursue the man who shot him. But the poor fellow knew not that he had other enemies to contend with. According to his own account, no sooner had he risen from his knees than • farmer, who was retort:fog from the market with a load of corn, rapidly drew his horse and cart saws the path of the wounded man, so as to obstruct his view of the =as sin until he bad escaped over the wall, and was beyond the range of Jtheop's pedol. A man is In custody, as en acceseaury after the feet, supposed he be the parsers who screened the murderer. We have now to reourd an tic =nonce still more diegraosfid. Immediately before Jestop was shot—perils= while the murderer was in the act of presenting his wthpon—two wealthy Graters drove past, ono on a jemmies car, the other lea*. They heard the 'sport of the blunderbuss, they turned their hada, they sew Jeasop fell, and then they proceeded cm their way I Na', more, they passed the temporary bansek, adjoining hue', • house, and they did not report to the police at they had witeresed the shooting of the man whom those pollee were =pointed to protect. However, other driving • toile and e-h further they called at the police barrack in the village of Balhnagose, and gave information se' the fool deed which had occurred before their eyes. Meantime, the ether farmer had also pro ceeded em his way home, leaving poor wounded Jew= to strewth as he beet could to teach Ms dwellit g, fully half-a mile ot.t.nt. We believe it is an uadoubted feet that be was pained on the read by several other person., not one of whom offered to assist him. How he ultim ately teach= his house is not yet known ; notwithstanding the desperate nature of his woo.d, he did succeed in crawling home just before the arrival of the Ballioagore police, who at one prom= medical saeletance and gave notate to the neighbouring magietrates. There is every reason to believe that the three farmers to whom we hey. alluded were not the telly p moos who saw Jewel:. shot. There must have been many oth-rs returning from the market, and it is known that several labourers end women were at work in the adjoining Heide who could briny have fated to witness the outrage end Ate escape of the aseatisin. And Ma gathered from peer Jethop's then herein and half-delirious expel ssions that he entreated two pawn by to help him to his home,and was coldly refund! It reported that the sacrifice of Jessop was resolved on, not lamely ICATIPO he became tho tenant of the farm, for =copying which his predecessor was ruurdi rod, bat also as • lesson to a neighbouring prop toter. some of whore tenants were under notice to quit on the lot of Slay. If this be true, we fancy the conspirators have reckoned without their host, for the gentleman to whom wo allude is said to be a man not easily intimidated." MARKEL& Woe d kees lisereread snit tee pea dZY G oI le tt =r iP pemolose Ammlea. for the leek raid Mar • in 2 it z 6 lr ai cr easiunive tee dada of customs paid et "Tsai:. neap pride 'Mean Munorado mar. the ofeduc* of Ile Illeeddleu Wei& llL—Tba mow pent or brown or Mum lode sem ths:seidsis et de Scat ladicu 30e 1 , Id.—TIN accrue YPlied inks shrysjlmpleg dedelplinas of sorer, Maar. Imputed ad dad deleilas di est% in Oa did. Per out. is a r k qested AT Alr " lealer elm tli. W i r i t d #A Zl4ptta g i ro arl u go bus ta=42 . =et tab. r .smount 2:to b z o mt .. 4.K. ins si. irortrio Ansa Panama and Paraiba.. at PZICOI we tres ed in addition to elect 2440 Wane Java bane berm at shoat ele for No. IL lleiletre ;endues actla &Nettled Wen adeslaller Wars. Item : Pb. mopes love ken wltiadmanalenn aechdla a ....-- 2 00 7 ................. r .—Tbe same MOM 'obi& mantel di gt o to dam Ile IM mak nce acclaimed ta w er tmair sail inzsore d Iwo ilhel. Call 11l ledi Pla lb. nem li tme ilicim raa= k a u teras a nichee • mendaiia eca• apt ..... r .71.1,11M,V..'" "IWAtel . - r..."Lt.Mal =mks 1 ." 1 .11 2 S i 1 14: de das ceramttre, lan base VISAS Si=ie . OM .r.....r Ann En any 6Th Aced. eiimU s ai nßuree. emorlad ca•an. and 1,060 Acclaim Penam a , acel 190 Mem for ex7ll. The want today OPtaß Many : manna Edo Moat MOO balm COTTON 0001NL—Wasourtiz. lear&—The on of Dodo bat benne titters is tho with bss and sellors re tort se sant& • nod may 0 1 3- 8112 6 ors onlbisb on ordain cf mad times& for toms got the goads market wiamolft , Wee Is non or feet boomsle st Wok% and ocategewatly - a.es Ws medication et nosort oohs to Ism. TY marten. however. Iv =Neon bass swots& Nam. Da 757 mad Co. ototo DM Ur se Dr 1114 Ulm nacatho of the me' toad of the moo VI by 144 saker of owds, os‘d than el the Not am try ITS *When onto' May to the avormeso Igetomeeolo 00111.—Owasa, NAT S T Swr s moderate wappit.y . what thastai toditre m besers hernowool by monis aeb prteh that Mohr Iwo ; sem Mart down to about 30 . to 4t. One .m uteri new low its to ; wblta 604 to 61a Bison Wile s ahl 3a to ta ammo flog tla to 4h.; tleks to Progenies. Loan. MAT 14-44. woke' I lone apply of what, and a The Snit at la. to 4 advisee ea Iw4 week•• rata. hofloy dryer. Whisk rul. Ms to Len, whits, M. Booby. gh Oh , siennin to pant,. naconsur. MAT l-Mbest war bells* an ulnas of 14 per quarter thou last men rates. bat dam Selui Ircli supplied wee indUPOse 4 elSere6. sad tO. bowlers don* sae of • Stall ebarseier. Hula was is. Se to. pee quartot Mum ; Wm. 11, per or.; d.. 14. par Mese and .6119, 1. to go. par had. Nos. Armcm for die week Mee -1i 5n'1. 12 4 Ma. at 48a. ; barley. tit On 318.1 1 4 oats, AP qr.. al h..; leak VS, at 44.. OOLL 9 .—Loolfoir, MAlll's Primrose, 13a ; By:Mom" ia.r Earodon Horlley. lea 6d.; Howard'. Mat Lindley, Iln 3d. , loonalsort% Mut Hartley. 17..: Tonecld Moor, 12a dd. , 'fanfold Moor 8r... lb. IM.; Molitor PTIMIVAIC, UO.; Wm S{ 11.. 6i.: Walls End Go•forlf, 16.. 9d.: Wald Mod Morton. I's, Ad. ; Wan , Mod Hlddel4 1 5 . dd- ; Walls ;ad bolsoont, lb. N.; Mono bald Bradlyllo Ilotios, 17. 3d ; Rao Zed ilionooll o dd.; Mato End Idonsbnon, lb. 3d.. Molls lao4 Soo* Motto.. UM.; Wags End linttloopool, 1 1 t , Walla End 11.43 1LM117.. • Walls End Eino,l3-. ed. ; Walls Ind tooth Mellon. 17,. td ; W&(. 3.41100rp0,17.. dd.; all Med Mot Mottos. 17 _• Birth r.r.:4 ; 00.111 4 .11 BMW, Ho. 3d. ; towed. Duryn 91.—bloldd at maks'. ; 117. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mr Par Me. SOW, T 0162. RAILIFITL MSS. ilimam ibarea. 1/141. III& Wol4l4&a.Apt: O. I A A S L ALL. L Vara' 1=1 4 .1:q uii ..... ...... U3 Lai SIAS 67.614 10.664 656 U)4 16.746 14.463 .6352 WaKemaKl Ape K. KIM 544 limos ____ Ili fla K 4 %Kg WV Walt meal Itse L OalimkeLs. . —. 1661 4.163 CUD ULU 13. 799 Mann mei Weiliiii . ....— 469 319 oar no SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CAIIUALTIBs. Ella, Naas Madeira, Ina Lireraeol to tkla port, was dreaded this morals' leer Cumin, cod la reported fall of water; crew arid.-IJaboa, Way b. INat7 Ibrtg). Captain Elawhaw, from Mimes to Gibraltar, wane a Mat at tea, mad foundered; crew brought here.—Olbreltu, Two brolbora—Tba grew of Two Welber. (Sandi& orasel!, tram Ilvorpsol to Gibraltar, boys bow Isoaod bora no parbrulara yet brow*. Mon. Twos& Broore. Copal& sailed trots War. pool for Gibraltar coo W 31st VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. kliefearf, boot Lance for India SI 4.25, Merely 27, lot! 11 8, loft 16 I W. Aline,* from Videos for Lantos 96 dose. April 14. lit 1556 N,ion 86 Anna Moillint (barque). from Liverpool for Itio Jamiso 31 days, Aprll4.lat 4 34 N. loft 21 W. Amp* Deism, from New Orleans for Liverpool, APril 7 . off Born. liero Lin. Balakiame ( n ßenin bascae), tram Locdon for Cape of Good Hope 43 don, WwW SO. from Mobile for Liverpool, April 14, In U. lon 73. peede ifetebereobtlis (Dolan ship). from Liverpool for Bolivia 16 den. Muth 30, let N, too 33 W. littrwe (ship), from 81 . Bekaa tw London, April b, let 4 34 N.lOO ►"I u LL W. Cliedec. 4r SKALA for Liciepool, Apt 25, lit 51 49 N, los le II W. Liamergiss. tees Llverpoel kr Bombay. Nay 4. Itsgulperb (Dsabb WO, rim Voo-shoo.loo Landon 99 Asp, Mort 20.106 N, in St W. Oldster. Wm Moulmein tar Szictsl. April 17,1,045 97 N lon le W. Ilspoiens Ili . (ship), Dobb a , , hou Somb.l for Deal 74 days, NAM 29, lot o 19 1 low 20 40 W. Mum Royal tchip), bowed westward, April 19, lit 4919 N, lon SI 17 W. L B. itumer, ism Niw Ofeans for Europe, April 10, Cups Florida mot 95 .use. of Eiverscol, from Siam Leone, April 19,15 t 42 N, lon le W. RELIGIOUS Taxer Soctarx.—The sixtieth an imal meeting of Me society way held yesterday evening, at Beater-hail, nadir the presidency of Lord Klimek& Mr. G. 11. Davis, the secretary, read a brief stre•ract of the re port, which stated that the present year completed the sixth decade of the society's exiatence ; end in the review of its course increased evidence wee furnished both of the admirable adaptation of the institution to the changing events of su re/Mee periods of time, end of its prograides chameter. After noticing the *misty'. prise emir for the waking classes, its reelatenro of Romlak oppression, its COllll.llOll with Lord's day ob reverie., book-hawking, emigration, Scc., it proceeded to give a variety of interesting particulars connected with the Christian press in various parts of the world. Numerous tracts were announced sa having bees printed during the year, betides vo lumes and other publisations of • metal charm ;re adapted for adults and the young in different reeks of life. Upwards of 13 millions of trent, and more then fire millions of handbills had bees put into circulation in twelve month., while the annual Irene of perieleals had exceeded eleven millions. The total taunter of new publi cations amounted to 29/, and the inner frtm the depository were 37,124,813, making the total for 69 years 819,000,000. The athntion of the friends of the s ciety was directed to the large report for a detailed ac count of tract distribution in Ireland, France, Belgium, Rolland, Swam, Denmark, Ramie, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, the kledi'errenesn, Turkey, Palestine, the Rest India, Ceylon, Chins, North Americo, the South Sew, and the Week Indies. The benevolent Income was 9,02r.1., while the grants wire 12,8011. The 'egad," amounted to 2,0281., the tales of the year to 78,2231., and the total receipts to 97,8981. The report concluded with an appeal for increased rapport, on the grounds of the great work in which the society was engaged, and the opening' presented in the Divine Providence for Ito altfusion of Chriatian truth. Oa the motion of the Rev. Canon Miller, seconded by the Rev. John Graham, the repot t was adopted unanfreonaly. MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAT.—The total expenses of this company's including rent., tolls, duty, Ice., from January 1 to May 1, 1859, amounted to 91,4391., as egainzt 118,9401., for the cone• epond:ng period of 1868. The proportion of the South Jennies receipes accruing to this cou.pany from January 1 to May 1, 1859, 'wonted to 7,7201, as against 7,4141. for the corresponding period of 18:8, and the expensed to 4,1811. ea against 4,3201. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIZTIIB. DAZONARD.—May 4.t Charebasnllll. Blanchester, the wife of W. B. Ihretard. rm.. of a &tight,. nt.74L—Blay 7, at ittddlo Gardiner ttreet. DOW; the Mk of S. r. Num. at • bon. DIALOOLIL—May 3. t WorariAltre. Edlubetth. the wtfe of W. E. Malcolm. Set. of a Oats:Mar. 1114•51L-3day 4,M Aranue-gardena. Hoax nt'apatt, th e MN of H. A. !Weer. Sq.. of a daughter. BINCLAII.—May 3, at St. Ilawlamed. Caambury. Mrs. B. Shaelatt. • MIL TUILZMIL—May 7, at the Upper ellth. themathalte , th e wife of J . Tomer, thq ,of clan huff. WOOLWAILD.—aIay 7. at Lithe Cladalcadeo, 'biota, the 'wife of tha la. A. 0. Itoolaal. a • MARRIAGES. CAINIPBELL—PRILPOT 7 —3l7;i7;t dursay. Sturm by (be Itee. R. a Pbenott, Po Rev. W. P. A Campbell. of Oblhods, ()lowest.. Il!lro,_ts Yadlellw. Lanett. of It. P. Philpofo. /ixt of lift= DIOUT—OI y LLITT.—)Lay 3, at the pedals *web, nue Iluoi Became* the Am J. Bullock. Mr. .1. Otek ammeter at Y. OBlett. Bleb 11 t, b 11N , Anew, I.OIID—BRIDOB.-31ei 4, m Mary e 1 1, 0 debt by (hi NAL R. 1 11 14 4/1* b T otbof . Loot Noe.. to do*, *Wetter et the late Mr. J. Um. itecbßee. *ANGLIN—BON D.—kley 3. at Leeds Ow Cbnnrb. W. Wertglo. of Iticketood. Yorkabire. to tUilorie, Jae* dam** of 31r. y. Bose, of Tievamouth, Dm*. DI&TRa. A TWIRSOM.—May 3. M Abbot% Lngl/, Herb, 1 . n." l ' 4 ". mot M. RALOOMBL—May 4.M iterarraMr. Mr. 3. IMagrtha. ag0:177. WOO Becenten, Tee, yßW AW.—HeYet 91. Hoeteieterrece. Tantartigenrells. T. H OHVIIRD/11/9.--11e3 3. et the Hall. Insatiadone. Ewe. J. Count%le. W. aced 66. 1)111.—Iter ea ineheneaeerne, the floe. and hey. W. Wen. &via mbarisam.sestet 11013111 WIA — Wele la et ed. Haendeditett, Jena. Irldo. of Edmee 1 tenant, el the Gime. liee/con. In the WO Wet di W. we• !dmleimad Paiaided Irn.aux live limas. Alma, r us of Lades. lbe OM. Is Irn.hN amt. la 14 iurrMd Wlluniegriatassal. siAT ••••••••