The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-06 00:00:00

i~ni.~. _ - Ireaw,lbes and paper by tot lbanbse Orrir:asa lra I, w,th dates from Bombay to Le m►y, bays arrived. A seven pass Las overtakes the Law iwatty 'market. sad pewee oar• g.wra way Tae matey appc.a. t•t be iffrat rat:y !mod• Tbor t , lleiriag is a summary of isittr.;ou.:a glass by the Bombay Lama : •• Ott me dose 14114 at 3 lad::: !--4.3t. Lad that t:• ••••• of Lot marry ma.rhai. It It ..J w I,isa•stwas got bro.kuowkdso lb. dlegemilua .] oat is (Jars to mom lb. mews of Me wisermatio ms I m0t03.21 Si tar no tr. C. argil to alb $0 re. ITN :pia thew Tir dote vireo Morro te Mir repretwe• 4 , 421 .2 natk f MIMI I. almot übsig•lomo Lad ao.I 42.11 e. Um • WM leattom e moreleaii Mom of Tte.eay t"Pe. *, tear la- West •t •?a, •• t• of two sal • It•:1 a day,jaat pub o.ll 1,. %mad to provide t fis of Lots either of MA% lb. gortrafteat •t•t•• tt. o. 0 ;ara••• to how, at the eatioa If Ms ye/trimmer. Ti lifer.Lre lemma tto tiro hefts c t • et. Is dr. fort Hot Om gel ter 1 Rata No. 2 out at 147 1 lila, by elute 111101 mourns Potter, to lb. govern ment, 11)1•1141 It 11. reds. tato Loll; ob.-Too. kris No. 1 s 22.olutely for or , 'tor. 'lb. VIM are to be latota la raw .4 report 300, 800, 1.000, tad 10,000, sad lb* inset .t to erpumbig to d . pet ..e t. /or 313131113 Ti 22.2 1 mg, toasfao, perfeterl, m !arise MI the • r. se. •,:es t fti Ilem, with the 'sporty* aelittuasl tarsal t..lattoo flat it ea btu eltroittert st lay doe. L do pole la snab•y It le 1•• beiges. Trade le el a .10. 41, tcwa the near width boo weed tic Th. Mutt teet.eattes ago breed at lip days' dat•. "l brZt teeck tt r of tosllloe bee le ends • t ettlebt or three weeks bests the credal* Is ermeed, on lb, emelt! or WO prelsece Oa' 'to. mitt aloh-rltlem an et t ....let it eteltie. The peroaytto mtey mike& la • law .1»a, be. ibere eras be ao eltteiuchl o L.f witty lbe home g Iveroment r lewittieg Ater to tlo. c a.eeq. The epiestion mak.. oclasge beware so lieweke. duo the beak, call only Loy c pre a lane , tto• feeds at commeed wale tte bulbul he. partewea are so hit is ez..e. of the Pulsing lows of the Wets, that they aely neaten el with ribs. we an nail* he we B,mtoy !Melaka Compoar's !amorist to Lord !hanky, f r • siarantve airaildir to ttuit co-aft-tree ors S. Madras iry f like purpose.. has just cora pub lished MIT.K , T.—We hare neplonstatt ie . eilinettee from Meerut le the effect that eytnreoote el open dieelfection hove mule Mad Ito no-Irse in that Moths, to the Muropeon att,ltely sad *meshy. Th. metes. te.lhp the leviee of the I.t. Emet India Company, reg int their Ownellor, wittiest ft-enlistment, to IM crows ao Nigel, end dented their &elan,. It kt desirsble to rem! the emphatic tams employed Lice. Palcieretoo, wile* Mario, to the matte in the of Commots. The army in said ihepremier, tmwtD curet as heretofoee of Quesn's Mope, knob( pet of the regular semi of this covntry, and lead corp. enlfieed in India. Wiiti regard to Queen's mops, no cheese will be kende. With regard to the others, they will be triumearred to the crown from the services of the company, 'abject to the name comdirlena of sea etes se them tinder which they were walleied; and If they dislike that chaste, I think in aromas justice, they still be * entitled to their deebare," Now, we hate bad this pawage thrust before us by men in the tasks, weer and Ott? train, in the last few ?wroth*, and it is certain that • Grafi ierable number of the Emit India Company'e troops, Owe Impliclt faith in it. Ths Tory fact that it less neemmiy to take 1.01 opines upon the point shook, Mewled the gewernment, we think, to take the most Shama view of the rice, RIVENCII MATTIIII.—The 0811 MOODS settkiesent of pe.ilitery las sow hem is merly twisty rem, mid it is most desirable thst an o xiolni...ction of its grafts, ia tbs southern col'actoratss when it was first Mao ease& abeadd he made public. The lamentable condition of ems districte, nod, the high assersemats of powedine yews, is /Emilia, to nosy of oar reds,., Talsoke, which Mee handed over to us from the Psalms re lull cultivation, mw ball abeadoord to lents la a few yeall of one ruin, the mg 'Mellen upon the rimasteder ' by wile, gradua ll y With the imirearsed aimless of nowise year& to pay oar assesmear, Tires ere lot NMI elms _ - - seedier. r. , mom cow d the evelbus divides of the pueidesoy, W the eitesties d dia - s her year. ago, te the sale of the eelleuures mew hie therm ud seemed se the melt et Ye keg see esirsolve sequis , rece with the essairy, the Me eedltioa of the port* wee evervirlwe delorioratiar mar oar We. noes lea he so etoestice tams to his eelhari f, sad proheldT fre will hey the or sweissue of hie alarm, atm. Wioleo nob. to *holm the (=airy elm s deep debt he lamer/ ts ressesios vie the see redeem/. irdesee•• to the nue sleet. Seem diesarlbesee occurred la NUMB? Patter NI all 1501 Ilk The Electric Weer.* rid Xerier's t One are sold M hen ben pirodeni. sad wens' of the palm weeded. The tame sal object of the riot en mot hoe's. The nigh =thanes hen collected sheet MOO °Delia ea! la the dleturbeeco. The Menthe' dlettict le men pesisrealo nting iat• the Rosa of Cul& The leo bee =LI .. hie realness le coroperebe with the lotel I. onatlegaenea of the madden and unpresedastad PAW^ is nee armory marker, the boor. se numb has twee very lindred. szt4 the rates of exettaag• have advanced 00•116. nimbly. Fret/ate hos sot al:c rat much lien tay teat, sad u• • shad. ea•Wq. AUSTRALIA. The principal news from the Australian colonies relates to the gold fields. We extract the following keen the Sydney Morn* Herald of April 13: The Emmet be eke quatity ea gold proctored this yesr, am emperd witb the two peg. yam, le mealy to be surf heed tit the smildea wi drawl dein the teat two maths et brim memo of dh. seise( yoyeletee trcm the ilaIN ot disk peewit his... Is the asely•dbeevered void lad et ThderlM. Al the leave cemorwioa them me at moist WA, /Wee wetting cot tea Cesar, red. with the ittriark seems* mad Mbar clews. the mode ew gold field most memt to meetly oe mire Will swab All the mlorlyil leesedys M the mate( deliebbbee rebralvely assebefied to the yrodee. lisa d Me reel% oaf Ile amermeare is that hat 11161 gel hes Ma reed hely trees the old vorIM Mille the arm Amer* Mee sem* beta Metered aa west smalciat to essmasete kr the doe sa le la Me pee qemity listed so me hem am. It * hewer, meals Met aa laaseamt sem of sawlerese sett bee ham bomb as ihe soden el the tech Crest , sad bee Me meat et Ma has shoe vesels/ the Moms lees ashy dial ales dm him nib goat wen _ Its* w ben net delft the penal hale sod lee keg • we eel somas ke Ilarylea/ le piped de be Mom MI teeth maim Impriremerat es essalible • ese pa. MOD( marl re the hammy ed the bet dm seeilks. no beim which paver g the ellhoelea et the Maim is emerealty d le m * the isese W booms It =the Sea Cala geld -frld Wag dim* . dor ahem II eolie, The tilletert. sop reyereed to be emeeliegy Mb. The labia( is ezreettarty Ada& be moreeme ef immem bpielso d asp-loch terelOss de - home. Is sem Memos, the dem him yielded n sly shy fly`dthe melees me mod el•heagh dlw ee.ea cams etmemme of a eaten& tee y mem, le teamed agleam 6 uottanaimiltly Meow le to Me l tbse the brie. ham sot bees each = As/. •kw days 1011 maces of tree were teem Is. hes d aurthess, moil, and cme rt the per r e tzetche shim. Item Meth the maple tied bees tabs, LW he mold met &roe of be /am be Melt, as Mee me • ball et a hat ni width wht h gmond to be wee shsee ge'd Member wry "mpre tea" lib froim bell ef seAset,, sad us eber imemices 17 nearer a! gold had be.. waled Mb Is. Ml* sod Mt worth et the peter Mama from sees bortela •is deys ego the same teak =41.:el sae et Mena* stews et Me loveable, sad la 1 loyal comempetsers melted out dem tad sm armed sialtiw. lost of dew, homer, have i.e. Mee sesedieset Several waiter mar bet taboo lace to lecob Ike le yonsheity re the meta digelon, sad some el lea be,. be. mullet wilt satermal meolte. The hate gold-eset sod ft. necchbour. Sew Bartel, have Why to.. is a begalehim mantes. In. Weals bar. ssM eith cat, a my meederate remorterm ices for Mir Them be. tees • tether Importsat rub fa the Asirefi detest ma beilty boom a Me Congener's hill, made dugs there have rmi by ed, to geed aver =me amber of workers. The sem prase Crock mer allimet e lmis ems ite quarts reek, edict esetisue le yield s meg avenge. Bellend, sad CamirMas are ert protest seater i ll i c s aro d t Arts .4 myna em to I to. Sad Crash. The 1016-11111/ YOU lamb. taakfte., aad h mow Moms es the grorrad diesee. has a maim p.pd.tls d hoe 300 to 400, het hill. .• kW:mu as .4 thins there. Ac-ounts hare reached Sydney of another of time wholesale massacres of which the unchrietisaked islands of Polynesia are so frequently the woe The captain (Preto) sod most of the tree of the Maid of Australia, a Sydney email, had been nor deem], it was rt - ported, in cold blood, by the retires of Peal icolo or Li Perm., Island, one of the New Ilebtidert. The vowel. however, to capture which this deed of blood was &abates committed. (reaped, sad arrived, nadir the charge of the mate, at New Caledonia. Tut. RCN %INS cat G/LNERAL Sig THOMAS Pic not. We hove moat Welty to state that, with the sparebstlon of her thirty, it is intended by the env renew, to remove the cola smitahlag the mashie of °moral Ph Theme Petal% from Um (-tottery (4 St. George s , pknopw..va in . , A • which they were hastily tit/mm.IMM, the fief! of Waterloo, to ibe rat harel clEarcb a 8,. Pasts. The day appointed Ste W removal h Wednesday atatotima the ruffle will be plated ea • gas earner, roweled by his Rojo' Wgtirea• the Dube of Cashri at It titlark la the forest:we, sad will be aceompowled by o, the carrion,' 1.1 lineal of the ..retry easing., who two ‘ontrados d Sir Thanes rktint, sad el ethers who may ebb to pay s tribute of Trip ct to to Om his= s mum. The ror f• is will pees sloog Otterd•atrver, 'Bev al.etreet, the uxtr rrte of Trafalgar-square, SD by iho BMW and Fleo , ttnist to St. Pear', • where It lo ea =le amyl, sb are ass o'dnek. There tall be a• son:ce or other relishes ce eatery satimeny. THE UNITED ATlfk. (nail Ora OWN CJAREPttoNbINT.) NEW YORK, Slav 25. Affairs is Utah are passing from bad to worse, the military and civil lunctionaties of the United States beteg at daggers drawr. Judge Cradlebangh, the federal judge for the district, found on com mencing his 'image that the Mormon grand juries would not present anybody, and that the petty Juries would not convict anybody if preseLted, and dually, that his life was in danger from the valence of the Mormon mob. In this extremity he called upon Wilma Johnston. the general in command of the troops, for aid and protection, and the general ac cordingly sent two companies of infantry to attend the court dariag its sittings. Governor Cumming, on hearing of these proceedings, denounced them in a violent and vigorous pr.clamation, and openly took part with the Mormons. The quarrel then waxed fast and furiour, and at the last accounts the governor had called out the Mormon militia, and ▪ collision between them and the troop. was immi nent. Considering that Mr. Buchanan has been doctoring the Mormon diffical:y ever since he came into office, and that he has in some measure staked kis reputation on its settlement, this is a most lame end impotent conclusion of the whole bueinese. What will be the end of it nobody knows, and to tell the truth, nobody cares. People are generally very tired of the Mormon imbroglio, and with • great war raging in Europe are not disposed to spend much time in thinking of a little war on the shores of the Salt Lake. Here at the north there is a perfect dearth of political Dews of any kind. All attention is turned to Europe, and each mail is looked for with the most intense anxiety, particularly by the operators in breadstuff& and cotton, and the , western farmers, whose yield of grain promises to be enormous. There was a complete panic amongst the corn dealers on the arrival of the Baltimore'. mails without news of a battle. It was confidently expect,d that the hostile 'creels would have come in =Melon soon after the passage of the Ticino, and the procrastination of the Austrians has awakened fears that negotiations are on foot for the settlement of the difficulty without bloodshed, or, in short, that meaebody u doing something to prevent things coming to extremities. The sympathy for the Freoch and Sardinians grows stronger and stronger every day. The editor of an Italian journal, published in this city, wrote to Count Cavour some weeks ago, asking if it were advisable for Italians to go home from the Uoited States u volunteer:. He received a letter from the Count, stating that of volunteers Piedmont had already too many, but of money she was sadly in need. Those who desired to show their sympathy with her, therefore, would show it much more effectually by their s intributiuns in money than by the proffer of their personal services on the battle field. A committee of the resident Italians here has been formed for the purpose of raising subscriptions for the relief of the families of soldiers serving in the war, and bids fair to meet with a large measure of success. The Tract Society had another furious battle over the alavery question at the recent anniversary. The antislavery party endeavoured to introduce a run. lotion instructing the publishing committee to pub. lish something on the stave trade which is now taking its place amongst "the sins" of the South. This was violently opposed, end the majority w ere actually on the point of tacitly approving of the odious traffic," when one of their number, Dr. Spring, more sagacious than the rest, Interposed with a saving resolution condemning the iniquity. The debate was rioisat in the extreme ; the room crowded with "life members" from Wallutreet, anxious above all things to get back to their basilicas, and therefor* penman in interruptions, , hisses, and eat-aa ll s, whenever any of ti r riZposition attempted to speak. The result, however, was damaging in the extreme to the party in power. The Boston Tract Society—hitherto a branch of this of New York—formally separated from it a few days latwe, and Henry Ward Beecher delivered at its anniversary meeting a denunciation of the old body, which as a piece of scathing invective has rarely been equalled. The Pike's Peak gold fields, in Western Kansas, have turned out a complete delusion. Thousands of young men abandoned their homes and employments, sad went there expecting to make their fortunes in a few days. The disappointment has been terrible. The gold stories turned out to be, in the main, menu factored by land speculators on the spot, who wanted We'll town lot,. The fury of the would.be miners has ', kept pace with their misery. They are now returning over the plains in large parties, half-starved and thirstieg far vengeance, murdering sad plundering as they go. The inhabitants of many of the villages on the Use of their march have abandoned their homes and fled at their approach. By the last ac counts they had fallen in with a party outward bound. containing amongst others an unfortunate postmaster on his way to his post. The miners made a general onslaught on them, and hanged the unfortunate functionary. I presume they concluded, hem his having obtained a government appointment at the scene of their misery, ho had something to do with spreading the delusion which brought them to it. _ Cyrus Field started by to-day'e steamer for Eng lead, to roams lie labours at the Atlantic telegraph. The interest is the enterpriee has completely sub sided ea this lido of the water, and, in fact, the pub lie are greatly disgusted with themselves for the ex travagant* of their demonstrations last September. It wut require a long period of euoceenful opera tion to get ap similar enthusiasm again. No one 488 avoid holing, however, that the great cable would have been a great blessing_ if it were now doing its duty during the waa. Hourly reports from Europe w.nild keep speculators quiet, and prevent the gemblisg which goes on is the intervals between the steams, wink THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1559. tatu intclitatner. METROPOLITAN COI NTT covaTe. Nituza dap apootaNd ter the present 6.64/. Wawrirrrom, lIC Viails . .4.l36—TLux.JAy. I;_frldal.lo. Iltooxoolar, PoOlabt ra,l-ITadat.Lo. J... 8; T R. .. 9 : 'dam 10. LLIALISIFILL. day. IL Dromelwisse—Monday. Juno 6; Wedeoday. 9: 141467. 10. Satur la AST L 16.411. WarOstowroail—Monday, Jane 6; Tawas). 7. PROMIROP. bltaboadlrlrone—Tharmkty. Jur 9; Prldas. 10. a s . . 4 .BADIT; s e s ari is t_ ftear a •A. ol—lSooda.v . " Jou 6. sourn air, I.l6owwww6—Ta64l6o. Jou 7 ; Widaw6l.7. 9; Sholviru. 9. 0017,111F•114 Ihrawdnit—Tusedair * Joe T; W L. 6, sow. Caaatemlilwegurowi— oland.6. Jetrl d r l gands.7 . .P. CM OF Loam,. (1161666166•6Wmp—110w1w. Jere ; Teada7. 7: W Lott " tts6 Con* Jew; 9. BAIL COURT.—Ims 4. Sittings at Nisi Plus.—(Botare Mr. Justice Bin and CommOn ludic) )101.1. V. OOLDFINCH.-ALLZOLD IMOLICIENCE. Mr. Strjeant Shea and Mr. Drowns wen counsel for the plaintiff , Mr. M. Chambers and Mr. Tindal Atkinson we sante I ins defendant. The plaintiff in tile action sought to recover damages for an injury sustained by raw= of the alleged negligence of the defendant's servants in eavigating a barge on the Throe,. The plaintiff's man was taking hie barge, bides with coals, through one of the etches of Warminster-bridge, when he law the defendant's barge, which was a sailing veer!, approachlag. He called out, bat no notice was taken, and the defendant's barge, peeling under the arch stern foremost, struck the plaintiff's and sunk her. The coals were lost, the barge was rendered worthier, and the plaintiffs man had great difficulty in saving his life. Several witnesses were called on both sides, to prove which party was in the armee, and as la aerial in all " running down cues" their evidence woe of the most contlicung nature. T 4: jury found a verdict for the decadent. COLSTON V. SLUM-SALE OF ♦ BUSINESS. Mr. Hawkins wee mum' for t►s plaintiff; Mr. Wilde sad Mr. Browne were for the defendant. This was an action for a breach of contract brought by the plaintiff, an outfitterr in the Westminster-road, against the defendant, a tailor in the City-road. It appeared that the plaintiff agreed to mil a banters' he had in tie City-road to the defendant for 1261., but the latter objected en the ground that the lager could not be handed over without the comment of a Mrs. Champion, the plaintiff 'a landlady. The plaintiff had obtained a promise that the sesignment should be made, but, the patties being ahead, it wee not till October that Mr . Nihon, the executor of Mrs. Champion, signed a license for the assignment. The defendant refused to com plete the purchus because the assignment had not been made in September, and hence this melon. The learned judge held that the loam wee part of the con tract, and the assignment ought to have been made in Sep tember, when the contract wee completed. A verdict was then entered for the defendant, with leave to the plaintiff to move. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—.ToNE 4. sittings in Banco.—(Before the Lord Chid Baron, and Banes Martin, Bramwell, and Watson.) OCCILWOITR 0 JOHNION.—ACCIDENT. This case eras reported in our columns Friday on the arguments of the fn.* and judgment wee reserved. It wee s action brought by the father of a boy aged 14, under Lord Campbell's sot, to recover oompenastion by reams of him death through the felling of a well at Manchester. The boy hsd ly been woks 4a. a week, and the question raised the tab to set aide the verdict found for the plaintiff wen whether the father had such an Interest in the boy's servlee se to enable him to maintainlite action. _ _ THE MEDITERRANEAN. Mall WA owls oosaparomort.l YALTA, MAT 30. A bad holltaff be orient between the polies oa the ••• pert sag the Mien sad sellers as the other. Disputes love speed Ism ma to oaken. To WI the truth esti swerrels wb• I. 'mg en ternary is now g 4sg ea be 'teethe Ha V. Melees sad Cive•rel Werrwt, who ant =ls immobile( wittier. s. It le very ditecutt to oh- Wired for paean be Yalta, end though the willteriffee see asking 'eery t 0 wt to isiirov• the force Hen sir k will le eteomplish. A private soldier of the Hides we *thee to the dials ward to • mete of intoikattices, but ' laving hi. istritrers peribetly clear. He sad s comrade had hew molly hews by Maltese (set _policemen), sad shortly Ow maim hie dructri , ies betted. Theaters' • pout -morom szemisetkes, but the doctors did •• it epee at to the moos .4 MA, whit.' the (icebergs deed* was the effect of drink and •41 .d heert, while the wherry row that death WU aretWereted by misfire. Thu QOM', birthday we kept with mat medal et Yell& Al 12 o'clock the troops limed tie works round the harbour, red se rem mike wies-of-wer !Wished ealutieg the &Wiwi fined afew-dirjeir, end gave titres hearty cheers. The Prisiee died wt'k the edwilsel, who gees • large dioner es the woo. Woe, awl we hie pro wise ttw seen'e health lb. Mari. borough sad Zuryehis iihuniearr.l with blue lights; Zawyabee at the ease Ilan firing a ri,y.it salute, though poet 11 risks& at eight. The offset of the ahuainetiele hoot the Yore wet Ineutiftd. The Made of departtosn4 gave dinners to those mar Most, and Is the evening the 3o7eroor gave a hall ; sad with • Caw that all classes should awe is the holiday the new calf le Treassrpagoare ma t !unlimited, and a bind boy playing, to which the pcpulua flocked in crowds. Ton has ti-s• a grist want of ammement for tbe people in Malta. wikb the present Ouvertur is trying to remedy. TM....S of the navy la the Medi'errasese fleet ere new Mhig taught the woof the Mimi:. Naos/ Akers have bees met to the military camp at fit. Goons'. Bey, mad 'WM le•trurtore have Mem vent to th. different .Lips. The Conseil have voted 60,U001. towards tae improvement uf tha Metros-, atddled with artiste coctitiloos, the priecipsl of which is that the imperial government carries out tbe pee - peril improvements, paying sll espee.re over the 60,0001. Mat 31.—Her Mrj sty's ship o.uttut corm into port yesterday. Her hil.jtsty's *Gips Hesuivrti and Bromwich went out to jots the Met mailing outside. Her Majeety's Ails Marlborough sad Orion, tail tM Caradoe and Lap wing, an is port. AMERICAN MAIL DIMPAECTIRA PROM LIVERPOOL. —lna Cunard same, Annum faded oat Batn•day ' Bslite% sad Henn with Oa Mint Bonn ad* sod SO goneogen. Oa Winds, ant tbete sill be a Conan aril despeini put the Nem ;tip Angl., 44a.a. TOULON, Jima Vds (►wens.), Crusich, W waived proletiou Irmo in lonts h governors; to Nara to sa Amain toe, sod connesatly eas word 24th Key ter nom. TM apart no. gave judgment, h Adis( that ho had, awl discharged the role. COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL-Juza 4. BUtIINISIO OF Fill COU&T. At the sitting of the court, p t.lim. Lord Cam bell rid there were no owes for argument, none he been ht in since their last sitting, when ell the am lad been I of, with the excepti as of one in wed& Mr. Jostles pow woald now deliver the jnitg mat of the nowt TES 4171.1 N V. MORALSOX.—JUDOXINT. Kr. Jostle* Cronyism delivered judgment is this ow. The Weeper bad his ladiceed for eteallag • pawubroka's ticket or • warned toe the delivery of goods, or • piece of peper, bikes Kr. Berea Marta, and woe famed guilty, bat the lemma Judge reserved the point whether the article stolen wee tiesen4set of Imlay. They were °fatal= that the convicaon wm good. The pawnbroker's ticket wm, in the °pietas of the court, properly dearibed es • war rent for the delivery of goods, and any pawn who Mole • pawnbroker's ticket would be punished the sane es if be Mole goods of equal value as those described in the duplicate. By the 16th section of the Pawnbrokers' Act, say pence who produced • depilate nut be coesidered u the 011111101 the goods. Fouler dm this the conviction was good, berm the ticket Island to personal property of which the pawn broker was merely the holder for the owner. The °meiotic& therefore wasgood sad meet he affirmed. lord Campbell mid that, although he had sot beard the si he telly comerred in the judgment of the court. C saia Lvictla alarmed accordingly. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-Jun 4. (Helm Mr. Commissioner Murphy.) IN 11 0110102 KATMOND,-81MOINO Lrmints TO Tlll OMINIMHOXIS. Tho code of the Insolvent, who bolds an appo&traest Is hie Majesty's ship The Liffey, was to b beard to-day, when an application was made for a farther adjournment, on the ground that he could not Imre the vowel. Mr. Dowse, who apposed for traveralcrsditoss, Teetotal any further adjournment. Already bad the inaolvent obtained two months' protection. Mr. Corambsionsr Murphy was not disposed togrnt any indulgence. He could exam a wife's beliefs, but la th is met the insolvent's wife had bad the imprupnety to send him • private note, and all be could say wee, that each an act was an insult, and bad a lama dose such a thing he should hays committed him for orate apt. Unless the In- solvent appeased on Tuesday, or • satisfactory sfildavit was produced that he weld not appear, there would be no farther protection. Ix SL ID NIVIID 0 . 1100111, xxOwx Al " =mu= IiLCOSIBA. This insolvent, the late hew et the Lyosu near*, applied for We deal order. Kr. &mood enpported. ♦ Ger pouter named Cove end two °then opposed. Hill, the wester carpenter. stated that be engaged the wee at the thestre but Kr. Falconer wee lleble Mr. Commissioner Murphy said the prhicipkt wee eats bliabed and the parti. • were creditors. Mr. tTood said Mr. Palmer had sustained considerable lessee, bat paid ell h. could. Au effort was wade by the learned Commissioner to get a sum for the mew, but then were no maw. The Court rid Mr. reicosse was sanded to his final order, arid It we pentad. TsE FATAL STABBING CASE AT BIIaMONDBET..... WILFUL MUIDIII. Oa Saturday Mr. Sirjeent Payne held as *suet et Guy's Hospital, on the body of Junes ladder, aged 29. who was stabbed in • quarrel by his brother-la•lsw, Jeremiah Coghlan, wader eirceumtanom more than ones descsited Is the lispresy. A verdict of wilful murder whist Jeremiah Cochlea eras returned. ROYAL BOTANICAL SOCIETT.--Th• annual SAW bition of American pleats, airily of rhododendrons, km the renowned nursery of Mr. John Waterer, near &phut, which has recently been honoured with a visit from her Majesty, Prince Albert, and other members of the royal family, was publicly opened at the gardens In Regents park on Saturday aftermou. There WU • fair end fashins able com p any , and the promisee was gay enough until about 4 oclock, when • tremendous isineterm, accommeied by thunder, obliged the ladies and gentlemen there 11•0•111• bled to take refuge in a hasty flight. The exhibition itself resembling precisely that of Nat year, and being now ems of the eamblisbed entertainments of every mason, does sot call for any description. No language indeed can do jostles to the gorgeous display at rich and delicate blossoms of colossal size, end the magnificent varieties of form and colour which an mimed together in that epees beneath the ow vita occupied by some hundred different specimens of one superb plant. A more briniest spectacle It would be difficult for art by any means to create than I. produced by the tuned grouping of these grand dowers, in which nature, as by the skill of the cultivator, hes realised such a pro digal diversity of beautiful effects. For an hoar or two, whilst the sun shone, and it wee possible to remain In the open air, the ordinary features of them pleasant gardens also afforded mach enjoyment, enhanciel by the military musk. iverylltdrag about the place is cow in exoslleet order, and a 'Ask there la an infallible refreshment._ --•-•----•-•------- TEI CIILIENLAND FISHEZY.—PiTERHEAD, JUNZ 2.-The Sophia, arrived off this port lady from Gwenland, »porta the following versals :-Actlye, with 1,000 male, 29th April ; Alert, with 400 male. Bth May ; Brilliant. with 300 meals, 4th May W - Clem, with 900 mats, 26th At ! • Colombia, with 400 as, 17th April ; Commeros c 26th April ; Dublin, clean, 16th May; Elam, with 3,000 erabs, 16th May; Wiz% clean, 14th My; Fairy, with 700 emlo, 26th April • thwat, with 600 am* 29th April ; Kars ohms, Mat ' May ; North of Sootimrt, olmo, 16th My; Maziethien. with 1,600 seals 6th My; Neut rogena., okra, Ifkk May ; Forams, with 100 seals 29th Aptil ; Pelee, with 1,600 mats, 29th April ; Beaulaticen elm; 16th May ; unbm, with 800 soak, 6th My; Victor, dean, 16th May ; Xantbm, with &Y./orals 29th Aprfl ; A. Barmy, dem, 3rd May ; Betorpriar, 1,300, 29th At ril ; Moak% risen, 16th l a y; Sovereign, clean, 16th May ; Velem, dem, 16th May ; Abram, clean, 3rd Mae ; Assn led Kay • Imbeat, 600. 4th May ; dem. ard May; Sir Cohn Campbell, elms; lane, class. [AdvertiaemenLllOLLOWaill PILLS AND Olift soar-9 . sedum of the prewwt weather. theselui boo**. were permed Weattme, wm, rmse to mists cites woe; teed earl ralawal. Y areakewlse aid eweresditi I. the bedr Imes tom 'Wittir* Est eampielab. and renthare • seem awe 84 .~ Wallas modarmaa eriptstiarta. prmallod. mat eat Wlettow_; beoli plow. Iletiewad d eheektattlat Ildieftwe Mahe eseesestwle 0150 err wralat, ; end the pea, Ulm we 1 1 =. et4ltewireee from mewing Itg o aleeta b z ; tee moan wee to way ems le me rw,, am to tho Miasma awls THI DESTRUCTION OP Till EASTERN MON4ROII. Bat few facts have been elicited in addition to Emu already rioorded in tho Lrpress of Saturday. As inquest was opened before the borough correct, Mr. W. J. Cooper, on Friday seeming, un th e body of Charles Edward Ftickty, a child whore laity was picked op flating oa the auntiee of the water shortly after the fins broke out, Stephen Milton, a private In the 70th Regiment of Foot, was examined. He said—l was an invalid on board the Eastern Monarzh, and embarked at Kurrachee on the 22nd of February, for England. The dictated was under the care of myself and wife. Last sew the child about two o'olock. That morning he slept on the after part of the rosin deck, in • hospital cot, with my wits. I slept in the lore part of the mate deck. About half-past two o'clock this morning I was awoke by a loud report like the shock of ma earthquake or the etpl *ion of gunpowdar. I have felt the shock of an rartliqeake. I &listed myself and ran to my wife and family to get them on deck. She was in the act of getting out of bad, and she told me the child was nearly dead. There was a strong smell of cuopowde• on deck. Tb• child was not rostrcious. I took bun on deck, and then found he was warty dead. The child died in about two minutes after I got on deck. I showed him to Dr. Kidd, the medical akar. I then attended to my wife and children, lowering dtem over the tick into a boat. Coronae—Did ssything particular happea during the voyage to attract your aotwe Wittier—On the pamoge lituie ' when on the other side of the equator, as the f owhatches being opened, some bogs of (la or hemp seed (wha'ever It wee) became heated; it was found congealed I. lamps and was very hot. It was brought on deft and dried, and afterwards stowed away again in the ship. It was strewed about like malt. lt mesa thrown ovrr board. It was on deck several days. It was 'towed in hap made of cocoanut fibre. AU the beam of the ship wets lowered after the sepltoioe. Mr. Kidd, M. 8., of Trinity College, Dahlia, said—l am assistant-surgeon of the 37th Regiment. and Lel charge of the invalid detachments en board the Eastern Monarch. I remember the heating of the seed. It happened about three weeks after leaving Kurrachee. I taw it on the forecastle ; it wee is lamps, sad when they were broken they were hot is ads. From its apparent* I should say it had been wet. I understood it was returned to the hold. It was in cocoa-nut dere begs. Nothing occurred from that time until this unfor tunate catastrophe. The witness thee described the events cif Friday morniag, ma already detailed. The Coroner inquired of Captaiallarris whose duty it was to en that the lights were put oat. Coyish' Norris said they had a strict watch. The tee geset-naajor, sergeant, and indeed the whole of the watch at- tended to that duty. Every light in the caddy was pat out at ten o'clock. It would hays been lcapossibis for any lights to have bees taken into the hold *cheat being seen. Nr. Ryder, the third mate, had charge of the hold under the di rection of the chief mate during the The Coroner said it wee eery des= ge ihat they should have the evidence of the several oaken oldie ship, and other parties who could (=Mt information. •It was a matter which derosattled the fullest investigation, and he therefore proposed pr a o n ce a st l ings wen oa rnmsn t. accordingly adjourned, Captain Morris nederteking to produce the ello . err. Ms invalids and those who were *used by the implosion me located se foams : MAILAZMOII/li.:ll..—The following thrones Were con veyed to this establishment —Robert Smith 87th Regi ment, burst ; Michael Mer.gbee, 27 th , su ff ering from the efforts of immerslom ; Ellen Goodsere, of the 24th burnt and contused on th e right side ; Elisabeth Miles, 6 2nd, savers scalp wound, fracture, and bunt ; Mary Ann Smith, 78th, slight born ; Beery roister, 62ud, In a mete of collapse from Immersion, same deed ; Alice Hill, 62nd, died from the effects of shook to the nervous system; a child, six months old, be longing to Aliso Hill, was killed on the spot ; Heory Bryant, mend Mewed, peeked up out of the water, into which he had plumed hem the sad of the eying jibboom. MILL-DAM HOSTIIAL.—Under the can of Dr. Seaford, Royal Cheshire Militia Use Armstrong, very much shaken ead braised. Bergh Mather and child mother, foot cut by gimms. lams Sheath : very much bruised. Borah Harold and moth.,, so injury ; child very ill. Mary Farmer thd : wither World. Jane donee . ver& l auch y bruised. Hag Smith sad three children mother Waved • child raw Merriest Upton and child fretearmi =elbow Dreamed. Catherine McGrath sad iv: children : am& home ; both children badly Worst about the arms end hop. Bridget Welsh sad throe Widen; asether very badly burst both lege, broth ems. sad ea the &or ; is else peememat ; ate - del vary meteuely band, sheaf the heed set Roe ; two bully burnt ea arms feel. Bsnh Johann: burnt about the neck sad arum, not very emerely. Foamy Bratkry not 'Mend. Witham mak no Wary. Altai Miles : slightly injured Is the foot. Mrs. Joyce. severe shock, but not much in jured otherwise. Ithe Wilson ern slightly harm. DINIMAL MILITAILT BORMAL.—YrIvsto Jobs Target, 62nd Regiment ; Bullivu, 70th Regiment; 0. .1 Mk Yallinfilß. Young, 87th Regiment ; J. Catlm 24th Regimen ;. J. lliall*sa, 9th Lacers; If. T. Daily, 9th Lams; J. Case, 9 th Lemma ;X. Comae, 7th Regi maM of Fest ; W. Josef, Slat Font ; W. Mat thew, peaskseer. sentared wood in head ; A. Ber• 94th limeimmat ; D. Tony. 81st Regiment ; 8. Haab., Slut itels= J. Taylor, 81st aseslet Regiment ; A. H. Nichol!, 7 th Guard. , R. E, 62nd Rail meet ;P. Blake, th Regiment, mama wound in leg; M. Ryan, 61st Rrgthmit ; J. Bheridas i _lth Regiment; P. Farrell, 70th Reglement ; Hottest. mb Rithaese; J. Wilkins, 27th Regiment; C. T. Keefe, 70thSheest ; P. Whelan, 70th B.egimeet ; C. Clarke, 98th meat ; A. Drewett, 27th Regiment ; and W. !belay, Ile f fi=e ll ljmped overboard, picked up by the tom' mow. iall, 62nd Regiment, mid three children; a girl, rigll, and boy, aged 10, loot is the explosion; one boy, aged 6, saved. _ _ — Oaleattardey afternoon the newest (at but so meek se remained of her) was towed, at b k valor, over the book stretching at from nuke beach, • ft there remains. The stern is below water, bat up to yesterday (Sunday) after noon *he was still burning amidelup., although almost burnt to the wetee's edge. A coramar's inquest win be held an the bodies now lying at Heeler. 7NB NUM /ND 477EMPTED 817ICID1 IT OLDBURY. Friday was the day appointed for holding the adjourned isnot on th e body of the boy, John Forster, 12 years of age, who was murdered by hie mother daring the night of Stony last, rode, cirenmetaaces already de tailed in these column ; but in c sasequencte of the conned indepoaition of the corner, Ralph Docker, Req., It was farther adjourned till Kona, afternoon next. TM ernmeta victim of maternal monotoasia was butted an Thereley, is the Oldbury Cemetery. The body was con veyed eis the burial-ground is a moaning -coach, the two eines belag the only members of the family who waft Fe ast during the pee foresance of the finietal rites. Time was, es a mann of emus, • great number of spectators sloe peon. From MOAN made lest evening we &eternised that the woman a ethers In very dengerom state, and emus to be fast oinking. It le sly with Ireton didcalty that say nourish meat can be adminatmed to bar, sad the greater part of that come est again through the wound in the throat. The wound le a eery enmesh* as., In the Ina of a haraestioe, and ot toman( nearly from cm we to the other. A policeman is constantly la Minden* with her night end day, and it appears that sometimes she le In and exhibit. of excitement, d eexhibit. almost Isuperhuntsa strength in her contortions of limb and War*, sad endeavours to tear off the Marlene hatreds' wound. At other times she Is In each • state of Cesttion that the seems scarcely to have streagth to speak. i r e . frequently delirious, mad thee she enter that it was a neighboer who caned bar to "do the job. - 811., how ever, talks bet little, and scarcely ever alludes te the horrible affair at all. From the statements of neighbours, it sneers that • general opinion has Men pre mient bas some time past that she was not of sound and. sr she walked into homes the 'Ambition of which she was not pereenally acquainted with, sad penned to be about to divulge a great secret. TwAfteely week the west into one of the bonsai In Forameeetow, sad Invited a woman to come and see her after her Mann had gone to work, as she had something particular to onarennicate. The woman west accordingly, and, after Mel chatting the door io her twos, Mrs. Pone bona to give les aa amount of a strange dream she had had of two men stemaing at the side of but bed fa the night and orgieg bey to "do It." The woman naturally en quired what she meant, but waft obtain no answer. On the night peening the committal of the murder Os exhibited ague of mental aberretioe, and continued weadertng about the Dotes till early in the morning, is a meaner which much alarmed her honed and made hint afraid te got* bed. When, however, she d to he in • sound shwa, be, with the rest of ffte y, thought they might with eekly rens ie net, which they scoordiegly did, and within about twenty minutes from that time the tragedy was mend. Them appease, however, little protability theta., wane willow be in • vete to render it necessary to judicially ioquire what her state of mind was when she ansmined the crime. Her husband aware to be very much WNW at the occurrence, and to be anon prenne In leiallegdl siegh ono Jouriva. METROPOLITAN TOLLII COMMISSION.—The royal cormaimioa rat. he lits hest Mime Oar the room, as Pri de', st their Alcoa. Rfribssoaddearae, Pedlar= M A P n eed shokneisa ; the Hoe. r - =, M.P., and Mr. Wrlgheses, M.P. The ezeinina hoe of wthassess hr the Ten Ars Agessishen wee pro ceeded whit, sad Mr. after mferriag to some areisments obielthed bosoms' by members of the later ton vestry, to the 'Meet that the mmaneat for the abolition ct idle woe merely as agitetiun os the post of the minibus stated that the imposition of a home tax would M to the grievance in saothr end more aggro. voted lane. The government at prevent reosived 25.00 W. a Ter as the reduce of the horse Tel, sad he thought that the goventment wadi not add to the nudism !outdate for the purpose ef relieving the Mrladu, it to the eaters of hoopla, the r i me he mar. Mr. Ashdown, Mr. Arm, Mr. Mortis, med was other WitOOPINI. gave evidence toe similar seat. Allows of the °midis Chards dined is ea Iletniday mein at the London Tavern; WILE. le Pdereoeaseet presided. Cortes were laid for lift 7. Tire demo of the 62nd Regiment Light Infantry she died tageher at the Leadaeraetra , Oren Os Dube of Itleimead took tie *dr. shom twenty-dem mi bum team& MIEW MARICE7S. PROVISION TRADE. Tooter-STREICT, JUN■ 4. The Irish batter tends bee been quiet thrZughout the week ; pricer, however, se compued with last week, have been well sustained. Fine Cltnniel, of which not much is on the market, het born pelhoe at 98.. landed and f.0.b., and Cork third. 90e. to 92s , and for fourths 82e. to 84s. on the 'pot and to arrive. No general butioess doing at pre sent for forward shipment. Foreign butter, not withstanding the improved quality of the Fries land, has been telling slowly ; the warm , dote weather which ht. prevailed eines Monday hes had a depreesing Influence upon the market, and prices have receded 2e. to 4.. At 90s. yesterday the best Dutch experienced a dull WO, and some remained over uumold at the doss of Mae week, and it is expected pries will be lower rn Monday. A con siderable porton of the been in stock being more or loss stale and getting out of condition, holders are prre,ing sales at various price., front 645. to 60e. Waterford. Prime fresh parcels bring scarce. tits. on board has been made for immediate shipment, and for another choice and favourite brand, 62,. fit demanded. The sale of Cork and Limerick singed aides is very much retarded, owing to the Hombre mild cored meat offering as low as 62e. Bale and tierce middles, banal, and lard remain without any (*sage in the value ; demand inactive. The ahippiag trade is quiet, and in the absence of further speculative purchases for the Conti nent there is a tendency to lower prices for beef and pork. COTTON.—LtvtaPooL, 7tan 4.—The market to-day his been steady, bat the amount of business dons shows that the tons was not so brisk as yesterday. Ties sake amount to 6,000 speculation, and expoit 1,000. 800 Semi, 4jel. to W. 200 Egyptian, 71d. to 94. ; 60 Mariushoun, 711. to 80. ; 60 Balsas, 7t ; 100 Parma, flid. to 811.; 6,300 American, COTTON GOODS.—MANLICESTER, JUNG 4.—Tbe sg mats badness of the past fortnight has bees noesidera ble, and the *minims for loth. slope will keep a greet number of manufacturers well engaged for some weeks, and in some tutus= hr maths - to come. There' has bus no genera and marked advance to priors sinew Tuesday, bat production being e a [ deman d deal pre-sageged, with a continued presenre el demand, there is a tendeacy to higher rater, sad buyers tied more difficulty in placing orders on satisfactory tem". Yarns are now fully Id. per 10., and India "hating. 3J. to 4gd. per pleat, dearer than they were when busing rallied again last week, but the depression sa compered with the nues attain able rather over a month what not yet been made up, 78th printer. being still lid. per piece Lowe than they were at that date ; 9.Bth printer', 2d. to 6d. per piece; India shirt legs, 3d. to Sid. ; and other shirtiugs, 3d. to 710- per Om lower. dacconets are Id.; T and long cloths, lid. to 44d. per piece; and domestics, gd. per yard lower. On yarn the deckle, u ampared with a mouth ago, iistill shout gd. to gd. per lb. on India counts, and fd. to Id. per lb. for other counts and qualities. The lung continued depression is domestics wuld have reduced prior more seriously, but that employers very generally reduced production by running their mills only half time. WOOLLEN.—Lazna, Jutez 4.—There has been about the usual attendance of buyers in the Cloth-MIL, and a fair satbfactcry ►usiness ha. been tranaacted. The tone of the nom ket is Arm. HARDWARE.-111131tX01101, Jets 4.—There has been a slight improvement in trade here mince our last report ; the country trade is stronger, and the (Actors' orders are better than they have been ; coupled with this is observ able rather more activity in the American trade. But, not withstanding these symptoms of a re-action, business is in anything bat as healthy a condition as could be desired or wee expected this year. The war on the Continent has deranged everytbirg, and it is the leer of a continuance of fhb which le restricting the lagiiionte course of trade. The reports hi relation to the condition of bade in the adjoining district of South Staffordshire are, upon the whole, of ea unsatisfactory character; there have been low fresh orders in this wale, but the too, wee rather more cheerful amongst the irouroasters who eseembledlhere aa usual on Thursday. The increasing stocks of piriron of late has induced a dispo sition on the part of sorts of the pirmestrre to blow out furnaces; and at a meeting of some of the most influential of their number, held on Wedneadey, It was resolved to blow out furnaces forthwith, am the only miens of sustaining prices at a moderately remunerative level. So far es the proceed ings of thew parties are conostasil there would be • reduc tion of the number of forums in blast by eight or tem. Other of the pig-masters ought to blow out, but ate com pelled to beep their futnams in to *sable them to meet their engagements, though, of course, ultimately somebody must Fuller. How far the reduction of the rate of discount may obange:the determination of 'he:pig-masters who had resolved to let out their fasnaces we are not informed. It is possible that it may have the effect of delaying for awhile the carry ing of that intention into effect, In the hope that the greater ease which prevails in the mosey-market may have the effect of amiss a reaction is the Iron tends generally. CORN.—CAMBILIDOI, Joan 4.—A good supply of wheat, which was la dosser than last week. Wheat, red, 48s. to 60e.; white, Ms. Bean, 40s. to 445. Oats, 245. to 28a. CANT'S/AUNT, JUNI 4.—Then WY • large supply at market to-day. Very deli nada and prigs lower from 2s. to 3s. Wheat, new brown, 445. to 62a.; white, new, 48s. to 61e. Barley, saw, 30s. to 365. Oats, sow, 28s. to 28.5. 6d. Bens, 40s. Para 40s. CAII.IIL3. Joxa 4.—We hod a good apply of all kioda of rats at oar market this morning. Prices was dd. to la. per Carlisle babel doers as th• week foe wheat and Bata were arm, there Wing a good demand at last wea's rates. Wheat, white, new and old, 20e. to 21s. 6d.; red, new and old. 19s. to 20s. Barley, sew sad old, U.. 6d. to 14a. Osts A potato. 10e. 6d. to 11.. 6d. ; common, 10e. to 10s. 6d. Bans, 19e. to 20e. Floor, pee Moss, 2.. to 2.. 2d. Oatniatil, 2s. 2d. to 2.. 44. Byamea4 la. 6d. Barleymeal, L. looraol. Cowman). lUDS very hip quantity of wheat on Isle, end • eery limited moans of other gra de Boyers demanded a redaction of le. to 2s. oa wheat, to which holders WORM not socale, hones a eery limited sale. ley, sad pole, unshaved in vales. GLOUCIUITRIL, JON. 4—The wen again lower to day, and se the grain is now lefty in the hands of those who ass afford to hold, there Is a difficulty in effecting pur chases at preeentyates. via., English red wheat, Be. to Is. gal. • whits, 6.. Bd. 8. 7s. The mins of barley lately have !mei 'sly eta retell obarsetar. GUILDFORD, Jona 4.—There was again a very fall market of wheat. Trade very inactive, end though a redac tion at le. to L. per r. was oonceeled, there was only a limited smoant of Wheat, 48s. to 66e.; barley, ile. to Als. ; oats, 24e. to sec ; ham, 44a. to 475. Haarroan, Jolts 4.-nts whs.t trade to-day extremely dull at Is. per lad less money. Barley sold at last week's mites for grinding purposes. Oats a heavy trade. POW end beans made ra'her more money. Wheat, 28s. to 345. per losd. Barley, 265. to 33e. per _qr. Oats, 22a. to 28a. per qr. rase, 26.. to 28.. per load. Beam, 27a. to 30s. per load. Lzionerza, luxe 4.-Wheat came to hand very slowly at oar cora market to-day, sad with • limner feeling in the trade, lest week's quotation. were supported. Samples ed white were quoted at Ms. to 60s. ; red, lOW to 56e. per qr. Barley was main • very small show, end holders were arm; prices in consequence were so high as lest week. There was sot much change in oak, the business that was done being at 30e. to 355. per 24 ekes (this peke hang quits as deer as in tbe preceding week). Beans (od which the supply was small) mot a dull gale, and superior sorts made fall marrow cies ; Inferior ditto in some inrances were • sheds easier to purchase; for the beat sorts 62.. per 38 stone was obtained. NEWCASTLIAUPON-TY.II, ire. 4.-At our market this morning we had • moderate Meow of wheat from the growers, and factors in any came haviag received limits from their correspondents in the south which were not obtainable. the demand oreurequeatly fell almost exelasimly upon faervaarei samples, of which • Jeannie was tinted at as advisees or fully Is. per qr. In south country and knits scarcely any thing was done. For • very choke parcel of new Norfolk yellow, weighing naturally 6311 M. per bushel, 665. was reshael, weighed 631 b. Flour bad mere tome, prices being decidedly mote regular than during the week ; to have made mach progress, however, It would have been requisite to bays token 1.. to 2.. per sack under ow extreme quotations. In rye little stirring. Barley is slow request, but quite as deer. Malt tending upward; demand, however, not strong. Beam and peas commanded little attention. Oats bold more armly. The arrivak of the week are Wheat, coastwise, 1,517 qre.; foreign, 7,441. Barley, ormetwiss, 4/ ; foreign, 1,610. Malt, waster..., 45. Oat., cosetwiee, 1,760; foreign, 50. Fl.,ur, 1,429 sada. NORWICH, JUN. 4.-Then was l 8011.11111 a 010/11...e supply of wheat at this market to-day, and the sales ellicted were at about the rates of this day Want/Ott, with rather more disposltion on the part of some of the millers to purchase. A few chance samples of barley made late prim.. There was not much doing in oats, beans, and peas. Flour Is. per stack. 1... money. White wheat is quoted tirs evening 64.. to 565. ; red ditto, 49.. to 625. par qr. The quantity of wheat held by the Norfolk (Armen le osesidered to be ra'her above the average stock at this mean of the yew. Latest averages: Wheat, 1,550/ qre., 63.3 d. ; barley, 270 qrs., 355. Correspoeding period last year: Whet*, 3,777 qrs., 435. 9d.; barley, 1171 qrs., 84s. 9d. NOTTINGHAM, Juts. 4.-There was a was quantity of wheat at our corn exchaoge this morning, which met s slow kemsed at the quotations of last week; old white samples sold at 665. to 60.. ; new, 60a. to 625. ; old red, 50a. to 64 5. ; new, 635. to 665. per 36 state. Very little barley wan show lag, mid the trade ruled sluggish at prime quite es high as last week, malting moving off .t 384. to 435. par quarter ,• grinding, 2,8 e. to 3ls. per 30 stone. There woe • smell supply of outs, and buyers could satisfy their requirements at laterals., namely, 331. to 3.5 e. for old, end 28s. to 311 a. per 24 stelae for new samples. Sams were by no WesalTplealifal, and recent wtotatiow were fully supported ; old could be pur ebred at 60a. to 62e. ; new, 48a. to 50s. per 38 slaw PWIRRHOROUGH. JUNE 4.-Rather • Isa show wheat, and priors p r qr. r. Notbi erg doing in bar ley. Oslo re lest week. tkereel) a temple of boons to be was. Itoconerta, Juno 4.—Ttm stands at this can exchange were again liberally supplied ; and although, at the com mencement, farmers made a stand for the terms of last week, a decline of about 2s. For qoarter from the rates of last week took place. The trade in foreiga wee steady ; aid Ws do ectiptron “let tutderwent a reduction of lam 2. per quarter. Them wa• scarcely Nothing doing in barley, bet prime ap peared to hi steady, emd about the sun me throe at tin n manse. The sot trade wee quiet, sad sui=ol s iy i Wm pies thst wide. Priam, !mow, no change. Baum and Few were in limited supply, and hardly a lanais transaction in them articles woe report e d, The fl inr trade is very dull, end price.' Lyre fallen IC to 2, per em:k. - . •• • •-•- WISISECH, J t . ur 4.—We Sr. well muppred with whrtt to-day, an 4 at a decline of le.; per qr. sums quantity wN taken. All spying corn in short eupplb end teat week'. prices given. Prices to the grower : —Wheat, white, 11, to 61e. ; exit, 65m., 6.31te. per bombe! ; red, 495. to 60 L; extra, 61s. 63Ibe. per bushel. Omte, Is. Id. to L. 2d, p q . atone. Beano, 445. to 44a. per qr. - _ Woaczaria, Jusa 4.—There was • very good attendance of farmers at our market to-day, bat the price of wheat was duwa again, and se millers would not give so much turner by le. per quarter, • good deal wan withdraws. Ensile( white wheat 19.. to 2.4)e. 6d.; and red, 11e. 6d. to 18.. 691, per beg. The lost Worcester average won 21. 10,. 10d. per tmpenal quarter . barley unaltered; bean', 6a. 24. to 6s. 6d. per bushel ; carte, 39. 3d. to 4a. 3d. per 391 be.; and vetches 10s. to Ito. per bushel. • - • - Yoax, June 4.—A moderato quantity of wheat from the Lumen was offered at our market to-day, and the demand wee extremely glow at • reduction of le. on last week's priors. White wets sold at 62e. to 66e. • red 60.. to 625. per 36 stone. There was a smsl. supply of barley at market, and late prices were for the most part sustained, Friedin y qualities midair 300. to 325. per 30 stone. Of other kinds of grain the supply was very limited, and the demand was quiet at the pr ece ding week's commies ; oats were quoted at 24,. to 26e. per 24 stows ; beau, of the beat quality, made 46e. per 38 stone; malt, 66a. to 61is. per quarter. " - WATERFORD Jahn 4.—Oar SUpplies of home-grown grain this weeleoonsist almost exclusively of ate, of which them has been a fair quantity rtfering. From abroad we bare had a liberal import of wheat. but of other articles there is not • single arrival to report. The tone of the trade boa been very quiet steatite date t f our last, and prices generally have tended downwards. Wheat, with &moderate ln_quiry, may be noted Is to Is. M. per barrel cheaper. Barley , nearly maintains late rata, but oats can be had at 2d. to 3d. ' par barrel leas money. Holders of Indian corn having re dosed their prices 2d. to 6d. per barrel, we experience a bet ter sale, and at present Mee a good ccmaumptive demand looked for. Flour of the beat descriptions moat be written Is. to le. 134. per rack lower, bat the 00anter kind' maw no &moieties is vales. ImPorte this week :—Wheat, 6.449 qrs. IL:ports :—Berley, 60 barrels; mils, 2,878; H0ur,1,662 sacks. -- KIRICALDT Juan 4.—We have had another week 111 very due wager, and the growing crops, with perhaps the exception of grade, have made considerable Improvement since last week. Rain would now b e very acceptable; a very little fell ibis morning, and appearances indicate that we may have plenty to-morrow. At our country markets thin week we had little passing in any kind of grant. Farm ere seem diepored to wait a few weeks ere they odor their sampler, and merchants appear quits willing to humour them, so that literally almost nothing changed hands. Hen to-dap very small supplies of wheat and oars, and only OW of barley. Gain Wow, at prior fn favour of buyers. 42a. to 63e. per qr.; bar y, 36e. ed.; oata, 22e. to I 282. SHIPPING II4I2.ELLIGSNOIL CUSUALTI EL altor—ltsakt Atinalrong.—diser Wet& barque). amble V.. Ones, from Rotterdam for Batavia yid& pea in ben this rams. log (having hem is deatut with the Annie known& troy Wm. peel eir Rea WY). is Mated to be nat. to hers her base .to,. is. sod beau& broken, Rad will hue e, eleebarga The Map is repined to this sumeioed easeleereble tended to make ter this port.—Ltsbos, May £O. esilesosiel, O&M& from the Clyde to West& hu bets week& em miles massed el Regapslam.-111adrux May b. ammo pupa (1111Mt%11 brigsaties) hes bees totally kat is the Straits et Newlin; pat Marge land sad breaded beta—Mess Sprat& IlMalte (brio, Claptala De m& et @silly. tram Cad& with nett, ass medial ea the Molder& Oust. between (&teilts sad Cape M. nary% e ) a the Ith of sod hae beea .old; srur (excepting the mote sand. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Andromache (ship), for Melbourne, April 11, lot II 37 4 los 4115 W. Mad Lamont, nem ally it, HOMMACO lased a, PM. IS. let 3353 B, les se W. DalkanemsrL tram Ceylon kr London, Apra 11.1.0 23 SS 8, los 1M CMD, tram Calm, April IS off St. Helms. Orals/wood (alp), tram London for Wants days, May 17, lot • be Kiss 11 W. Italreprbe (icanpar), lOW Irlay it, Liverpool, April SO, let 414 11, la St SI W. Raps (W le M arp nars 31 ee), t W rots laden kr Port Atlanta, Mame 14. Ist ilk be Zama K aye (Mtp), tra Liverpool tor Bombay, March 24, lot 16 38 8,10 SS W. istplallaasa (lemse).trom Madras ler LaMar 33 days. April 2. Gewelsas (aldp), Is. Liverpool tar Shanahan Marsh 21, la 4 21, km 11 W. LT&tra Lamer tre Shlpmpsa, A aril lat 3N, las 22 W. (Sawa& My), tram Liverpool Chlaa, M ar a 11 4 , If B, km OM W, lecepbOadal, from New Crimes Dr Larpeel, Mays, lat 41 N, lest 3 W. lass Lamb. Declared. et Lades. for Wean% April 3, he 1$ I Ira. Sr SG W. Jess: item M. John (111.18), to, Itrktol. Kew It, tat 44 3)8, Ina Jaen 11'W. UNI. Its Limiseel ree Mearclarse. Apra 4, Ist 4 N. les 23W: Lay Leas (snip). tra Mande, air LesM 43 da , Apra 4. Mary (fforailes berses), from Bliatia kw April 7. MM 11,1 es 1311. Naval {needs (ship). Its Beam, Man* It. Paellas Wood OM, to, eastward, May 34, off Cepa Trader. Qum at Sheba (VW& harrpre). its. Tobago IV tondos, Kay N. Mama (tespes), Irem Ileaclad a Nippon, Malin. loyal Charter (m). Kay IL tat 4) 14 N. les OM W. Bus& (barclaa). tea °rya 13 days, Kush M. Maas lestleads, tam Cana kr Lemma TS day; )at 3 N. lon 28 W. LAUNCH Or THE ARRONE.—On Saturday after. rzthe ceremony of laanchim her Majesty's ship .e from the Royal Victoria Yard, Deptford. wee pa* formed in the presence of a very numerous =amble', of proms. The Ariadne is • serer-frigohe of MI seas, of a re. elms, and is the longest veseel ever built in the Dept ford yard. She was laid down in 1857, frost denims by Sir Baldwin Walker, the Surveyor of the NE; and the following are her principal dimensions .—Len , extreme, 118 het; length between perpendiculars, 280 ; breadth, extreme, 50 feet; depth in hold, 19 feet 4 inches ; berthas, to e ma, 8,202. Shortly beim four o'clock, all being In readlaess, Led, Milne was modacted by Captain Buell' to the heat of the platform, and the gaily decorated bottle mataining the christen ing Said wag plead in her beads by Mr. Thomas, sad in me brief memeat a batty sheer announced that the Ariadne had received her mama The dogshoree were thee struck away, sad the noble vend, receiving its Impalas Pram the screw-joehlipped down the ways and in an instant was graroiallyfloat ea the stream. The Ariadne will be towed dawn to Wool to receive her machinery, manufactured by Masan. liandalay sad Co., when she will also be completed and got ready kr service with all pomade dispatch. GIBRALTAR, MAT 26.--Th• followinfziltboand Austrian nese= remain in port, viz., Conte re, de Votoi, from Flame and Messina to Bahia leeks 8., Praudiy, Oder& and Ceemantimple fee Cork; Rom, Marovich. Flame for Bordeaux; and Mdiehko, Giumenvicb, Lego for Cork. SHIPWRECK AND LOBS Or TWENTY-TERRE LIVES. The ship Lady Heed, 820 tom earthen, homeward boned, hone Rangoon to Liverpool, has bees totally lmt near the mouth of the Kluane River, in the neighbourhood of Good EC loom, and we regret to my all hands, with the exception of three mamas, perished with the chip. A letter seat to Lloyd's by the recent maelstrom at Numanadorp, giving the intelligence, states that the cetratrophe took place on the 20th of April. The chip, it appears, was Wm with rice. She hit Rangoon on the 24th of February, her crew num , baring 20. The captain had on board his wife end child. About the 18th of April they sighted laud, when they stood off, and soon lost eight of it. The next day it came on to blow • heavy gale, with hazy thick weather, which continued the following day, when about 4 • m. the captain discovered he was feat driving on to • lee shore. All hands were called to wear ship, bat she refused, and about live o'clock the ship struck the rocks, and almost became • total wreck. The apteis was seen on the poop. endeemarlag to my his wife and child, when the ship broke op, end they were drowned. The rem of the mew shared a similar fate, with the exception of three, named Charles Parrett, Henry Gray, and another, who succeeded in neaten the rocks in obey, although they were much hydra and injured. The only bodies found were the captain's wife and child which were interred in the sands, the resident =serrate reeding the burial service. The ship and cargo were only partially insured. BIRTHS, MARRIAGRB, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BO XTON.—Jsmo I. at lartone.oos, You. the wife of T. F. rurtoe, te • daughter. COLllB.—Jens S. et etreetteta-omemo. Wee. T. H. Colo. of e me. u usia — ~ s 31.. E xamo~ne . u:.u. or r . a. auot.r . s a•, o ---- -- LA I/6 — lase 3. M Wflbeetatreet. the wife of UM COlOl2O W. W. LWltla.. We el 11.11. a Bowl Mitten Tema. of • dmattfe NICROLBOIII.—IIaI 31. at It Albeat, the wife of the Rm. IL D. II Waimea. WA...4 habilitate,. MARRIAGES. POWWALL—fIW•WWIFICIrbse “ 7. - 74 — tbo portal church, Prat, ham Praire, toodm e. Swbowtolt. Jam, boo of J. rowsoll. Amy. of Pootolo na. Wt. la Man. dobobb. or J. e.r...kk. w. k .. of Protean ul.lOl. RUNTZIL—Jara 1, .1 Csirefull.b.otroet Chapel. Md. &oda. by the Roy. Dr. Unolot, tbo tow. W. Urbielg. of 11•Ibeflow. ambito, to tlosoblA. dowager of T. Hooter, bag of Moo tide. Nab. tbafor. WAINAWATORT—VESTIIIO.—Jura t. at ftt. lamfsb., Exeter. by We Bev V. Wrlebt, M.. 1.. A. W. Wohboortlebt. of Devon. shire Lood ob. to Carbllo• Lade Naatara Noma. daughtv of Captain lealsz.ll.N., ILII et len Catimaia tacit. DIULTIIII. DORZBAIL —June 1. On Oboloos. SO. Tlarabm. ibgt.. sired 61. 0011D011.—.1moo 1. at ti, Walker.. park•roon. etsrlr an, elle or T. Gordon. non. Med IL rATNG.—Iday IL at trooToroodo.. Dover. roroumpdon. M Us Payne. Men of IL. T. Way. isq.. %mink...drat of LW 801Ittl MIAMI Railway etann4 tam aged ft. 'TRW AllT.—May SI, it Dirtiortill. Ileptow. Diffen We of F. /Wm% non. In bee IP me. Petals* awl MOW Waal= liaus. Om% is Ow Clip et MoilbaTalllll Illirest, la the PoOrlisi I$ any_ 9 1 wta ik Mal Corf gad magas of . VIN 7 Jar of 1.1•4 800 TEA] ! PO BM OI _ Weir Wattli KANO, CITY I CITY ( Mbla ;am Yceward I !women tor tribi Ala. JAM 0117. NTI ik h zl OOMPANS oey. 1. W. Tower, we, WIDNEEID Wan AlaVI with Os .Ea erntf M ttw note sod WOW QTEAII Ttntel SMITH. is M 11: sod Wow oft We RoAs ed.o thi VIE). 00mPu.7.11 COMPNV B I T NAV. irWier• W. •r st Zara law. 1 VAT Werimen Ira N wabl S al tatarawl Owl OM as ara w W1."7.1 1 .1 Irak OW N ATI( FOR Yl T. Corm MMON, Bowman CORM:I,IN Mutual A. tbe Sli te%mow Amount ; thereon..thu Tee roar 15.202 eLLi Annual abet continued Atid hatanst Total Tho Provo , . At the Quito lOW Nova OW 11 Arsta I. Clio The effect pried of Its , dyed surplu 7of tla T P;:oni Ins Was of i 3167. may bs duals.. on I tint in ono I N a' so shos Monk Int ARGI. Darn?, Riebsrd E!lnard 1.0. - i• --- .; y 0 N le 3 Cltr Joke Br Thomia Pilchard Jobs, Ire Chad Char ,. les BC/e3 ADVA Tbe prertk Tb• moue moo fund into—sed AMIN, rani el pate The prof applied in r At the ti reid wee de cording to Per cult no V. wials Opebalfoli 1111•00 Fe WI laPoll the pt GOO2O. " Wiin • pl Loam up No clam 111 erlical Penoona ban 7 l% She mei A T ICT LIVI The bush mewl wit =lulus WI out for the without pa' Wan hale M% are R U Mope, an aPPI , rp Adraows Oils wank T HE (Ulu Meet. Cw BAagtes— ta Tea of lotero4 adnothae amounts) tutluc. T BA