The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-13 00:00:00

6PORZING. MEWMARKET MRS? SPAM MEETING. TIIOIOOAT. a•IgtoICAP PLASS al SI ewe& A.F. (1 mite 2 ire"' A le. los lowa • Oil Warm le Phone" 6dmes. l l . mr. ba et. I S. i Is ibraily la Swap raw. 3 yrs. Us US A a. SA ISM 2 ts• flaw • W.W.11 iv.. TA, a _ • I C 3 4 i il... =NV= 11..-inr - or -. , 1 • " K. ' ---• 1 1.."'....t rXemniii:. - inal. *.nabaw .44 • A "' . 11 1 "rjregaGbiii4r, 4 ta 1 ecll .6.1 L Dee to rs• 4141•111.11, 6 1•4 apt Terve, 6to I apt Odd r Was by • beg& tad • half ; bat third. lid• a otc tr. Rwletesales al IS ems. each, 10 ft. T.T.C. fis brkees so ) •41..) oe mho Bum itolorten Swami*. ht lieweretwer. 3 75 t:. E . . : r tl::-.I.MT:i4521$11.,...r.,--:,•••••!'r..i .. i uWade% tam dia Tie ...me •••••• ► Illtissar • 3 le 1 KM Tierlere, 4 la 1 apt lielenne. itO i apt Paw PIM, II to 1 opt 1 10 te I malt apt Grimes sad Ilea II mlinat. Wes by • tb, had • kesta bilwaSt the weal tied *id, end • seek •ma the tiled Or kWh. flop Ilarellent brig the ant kt. SW lir eve i It as of 10 sewn auk Sur Lyre& • sad Wiwi.. The ...Lose to be ro'd ter 100 sees., Ed. naaadad, &c. Fir.t bell or Ab.lll. (3 forhsp 216 Tarte) pp ate attomest a Xwaw. XV hai..."'. 3 11 7 :4 1 ... W. • lattif i Vira n. /arersaara.7llllb —lra . Wawa Irma 2 TA NW r. L Sall • lAA• LI • a pa iv• rib 14. t e, mg . 7 t• 4 .art Nona; te. 2 le 1 sot 01=e 1 es* Xes Bonier. • rio al lat. glia as leaks a bead may fora the two; bad fourth. Itrophyte afterwsels rise ter. ss4 the levka w. re divided. Two Opt Tate Lao IStilxlas STALL*, • astaariplica 0111 1 30 wee. wok Is lb, kw 3ye old lass, 11.1 711 p wee. Tee Prase of ths • aad Sty to lam bit Malta. D.W. (7 Wisp NI yank). Ns. w. at I Csmillimr• Illastassiss. W Tideso7#ll.:l; , Ltil. jr=s : .bm Vire • - • • .- - - .............. 5 •.. a — iii.;l 4.1 16A1.t...., se. 1 wt4.,:ii vi.., Ti. neer, or mak by Ariador t will ota•I•c, as lb* wbiL it he l e m A il m s esed, Preleds third, sad QM w Vivo. tit gamma Ire About half • mile hoe borne tiul VI.. as harne•ly and idayonnaim waited ups Ari ales noel they wee seedy a distsace from holm whoa aim plead the lavemeo and ens home the SADISM' by 20 kept., the second, this& ail kith sera *wch aerated by abort half • largth. ESN VW at Cr TINE 51elleSTA LIS 01100 owa. rich, h ft, kr 3-yr.oli eo , te, Ow Vb. D.M. (4 mho ) as X. w. Bulk :Ws Uftelelt, he hh. -—. _ '._ .Ih. Snell I Loll Leo la•bave.bb sal by Orado— 'M ilrooia, it 1n maim) I Osarral Peel • Prcur.,,r. ear 711 .... . ~ .- . , Beth; ' Even amt l'recur•w, 2se 1 eget any other (off). W ..a by • bred. some dis u ses beware scrod and third. ties NSWIII.IIIIIRT TWO-ThAl• OLD PLATO of SOO ww. ; PAW, SA 7 1 b; 01L.., Sat 111. Wither, extra. Lett eve hal .ap , f B. V. lerlatawicrt •• by relboa—Tawavall. be :lb (labolawii I Mr. L. h I':a\. Ural, ter WS iss. lax 1.... ... trreschl a lama PAlA•calla • tt...te,114 711 (Cara) 3 Betting . 6 la 4 . • .t .Enail, 6* I apt Rates, 7 to I apt Prediction 10 to I ales a Tormagat oak, 10 to I apt aoy maim. Woe by • bait I ; • heed blew= the .scrub sad tile); Prolic:km woo • bad Isastat; Vtreadien filly sad Towage@ toll were next 1 Hersey day wow last. Serrano HANDICA, sWilariliTASsa 1111 10 lOW. wok, ter 2.yr-olds ; winner lobs meld kw 116 an,. if demised, Is. JAW hail of Ab. M. (3 fur. _2l7_ par) (3 bobs) 3ir. I. W. /1..• • 11•11 W arra ival it 1.0t4 Tot illb .21.1_ I Sr alwinieri Bra, OA , ... r . ._...... . . —.— .lo•••• • Brume . 6 to 4 oa Ist teethe . lily, vie . wee amity. • bright warm day. Tito spirt was s disfaetsey. _se fa r as irestily we, cased, sad tha Mont et the feedr Jridse e for lb. Ono 'f boomed, meted • earreica awl ir =r respried imp/race to the peserih. Ise the kap Sweetish. s, et 13 sots. semi r .T. 0., ea Aseericas "creek ' Starke, main his fires @premises se • rasp-altos is 14711.00. The seer who Is four yeses eld, was the " top w•aglai." but did smarm more for the basses ef Aeries tree NUD IMP', bat se PrkeeMe,laest is as &moat tqqally Dlstlii WOW, Starke ay yet e l = lewd Ihstalord's cora. weds Ira tha arm slaw dem ets mar issacrerst at his nee( cafe , f carried Seat past the pest tr day fat as important stake, rho Taropror-old PIMA end hi settee wr bulAwl soh eati•facibir B.rikam,r,w, elm to Mw his kedship's Wave, rods rho water. end woo hie lest ram aim. Ow widest at Goodwood in 1966. The imp. by wb.l.'b that c tamely smiled Is his Grosz. and his bona alai as • jo,ler, awed Lard litsafont's Tray to be re pair With xidiliccai grAtAleatina by the spicier. LATEST BETTING. DERBY. 9 to 4 apt Promised Lied 100 to 6 idarionetto (4) IMO to 8 Otedortar OAKS. 4 to 4 aitlisionatiae tl to 1 Amiss (r4f) iw /' romited bag ilerakited fee Um Newmarket &aka. PRIXCE 07 irdLas 74CBT CLUB. The metropolitan yachting mason commenced yes limb= est! • race mama the beam of the above deb. The metre .we divided ble We cheer, the followiag baem the emery Y wale. Team Omens. aim - Voleimme 7 . J. Fradsly. Rudy byre W. Reed. Foam The the met Jam bow= tim drat dam, the tim• each the semed. T. prime be the a/at of thew wen • leshom =net Sas. neeiebetamell y Beamv, for ths its beet (tho plis et the deb). semi a eilv.r map maws 61., pm. =red by ille. 0. Ifeel„ Ur the =mead MN For tie wed Wis Mem was me Vasa may. • beadesse. aimed am sew lessee. The somme= se_ erisimelly Mee Beith tbe Cbr e i. Light be Ole Weer v ele g je.. amd le the Myths mai beet he the mesa; hors oats. to Me vied Mb As IMMO set wee sever lesehed by Pia bee elm= Selehmee• horde/ ihe Warms pdat fee lb, lowa Om. Time wee ele awe el a Womb met 1•11. sad We bammell As ememi at beweellemeadeeed by • dews ease Smyth the Sidi. TM =set tush pier s h e U.* the M e blowing foal* ban the merta-sest. bat ellieresede bessiabg awe sureely. small Mem, at wide! the Spray wee tie lleveweba Mined OM, lr Me take tho lad, followed by the reteel and Ample/my. Tee two letter netaletard a eery date nee be same Woks the Wm eramitele• Walt adadeel= bet Spey by bee imst twarissiv trod dr lewd Mee deet te Lot. The WWI wee Ihe feweei•e. el the hype dem sad bed • AM had. bst • is the beery teat=s week dews seem pre Mew w the Telselbe. mad met to the J Ma. • g nee oak Mes• halms the Tamar sad flak uy la Oraipmeed Poses the Jule mit the bed is Madera, =Mole, tme pmf- Ma w liabbsees. =dams As =cu=ed Let.. sloe wiset= pet bee, seedy obese simmeme iodised ef the Volestree. la emmese Were the =al a pallemes wee limeohed owe bard lewathe Jetts has Mb. • geed seines wee data metely aced. Ti. Jar. hot • Woo* • tubs la lamq her tided bwand to ealleaveme w plek be ay. ad 16. Seletem. fr.ma tie wry Csity wedeldilalfy theme= alde-berey.. word e l er woe= ef the Tatembee, awithe two =fee • wee •aseeties dee= theb. Julia vweld ems is Gs.: by are Asa • vbetie, w Ilia thee thelfelestles wee eautled. It ves sklemiely_deehlal Is tame of the Jae by • yams of • mbiele. the W=amiss l.i.s the mem. sear, Ur left antagq bstw Sr tale OM. TM 11,7• 7 seeeled •I the pew of the wale caeca The Ovid ••••••••• by the i dab, serempealed the loft, Ved are we d Awed by loor Wda ar. 1r liseter, .it men deka= d the mess Is • =Atm bad wee e'eo la eilmedwere, awl Ito al the dab vied mita seelt ed.= is Mir Ule M panda A• Mahn of the ceampay smnatirt Moog DotALCATIOWS to IL PANClAL—Yosttsr dsy, ,t tie ...My smolog d tan ropossotoStso esl/7 Ott. /soseyneis smelso mos seed* W the Ise the ,sntle re Adel estkowthei WOMB • dalastbr. Ms. P 1.., Ole yr/ex a ts*, owl Pipet, yrtkle swot tha in tre grit. (fl ben sod IC de booesseltt. Browns, Us • Ilyebo d lt. . Word, br tbs overt. f , ‘ ttr weles cullerbou of rstv, be was ishr.ed the Mr. Some ow our. but would Wits thi vassal roadpt. nod ramp Wood Se him co the dad id May woad to lb* vestry. Mr. Distrow bad loot iftte hies hoard of Wit os °bambino, do holm' bwilt It was Ir.art lbw, although dating as rot week ho hod paid is two wow sesawatiwg lON 7.. Ild. toehe 'await 4 de director., Its had IS =As woy paysosts to Ur wecont cf the vestry. The soma noised sad sot a-rosated for to add to to ppa 16 . Sad. Mr. [bawls. wooed ii,, adoption 4 the re port ; den Or billecter.bip of No 5 W.rd b. declared waist ; Raid the matter to ref. tred to s commove to bike ems lir tb powssitos .1 Mr. Bross., and that they' ramid for Ma apprehriwiris. iginig le W IIZSIIIIRAD DOC hi t be meeting of db• MriVil Doak awl Barbour Board yeatolay, do Wader el UMW W D Amami -41 c.. 10 les ..ppiy et treebbley sad sirs glare is wes.ros with Orme PIM use sceept.A . lb. swam Wag 20,0001. says slif rumba dry dr Greet rinse for the caw OW mod., the bead also area to espied MOM we sewistswe for dr stewswollotilas of the trate of tbe Lowawaist, and elvishly. Jsectlos Railway 7arli 2,001143..ke if Wier, aka weighing C..i4laYs heated weigh,. we imparted lie.* N Ileatliseples, from th. Male We ty tie aril Iglrai. NA I WNW. [Advirtiiewersq—HOLLOwnt's FILM/Mb Om. in.? —nag •• Suss Itra—la Wow. two moss= 'ram= stab vaplailib IM dlornMat 41164. wes Sear sepreess ism o 4 (11140 irk Meta Ue S • airAdir swum "grow brown 00 .. 1 bk ""Ead• 4•“ ( 110. se are w=MI et bard I • epommat. th was i 4.140.4 Cr .10 e lm. = am sad ewe bow irowr ion demi • arsi4.o bwasesaa remove& Ia Intditgaut. ITY. COM! TON DITOIIIO2 MI MAT2IIIOIII4I. 01051111. Cosas t. Mt len bean M.: Osen In Dlnne as 4 saes 1t i... 1% . 1 . 4 ... . Ink ti7ll4laitibilliii4it rvar1i0nr,..........r. se v. Maas- v. Joe sin Warn j 4k - 4 lushan ' Salleratil 011vor-Inini. as 4 an- s men v. lassall- 4 sod aran•-•••• v. t==mini.Ea...._-41.41:b v ii. 4lo . l..rai Less_g i.. -lirer . . lWs ma . 7Rrimi vonsalr-Insest • Inason a 4141-Insas v. os-Ilioaba . linn-lingorb v. lin= asi . trina N iaw laress-nannunsla . 44 ;into 2: ti.=7abrif 1111 — tr - las LI Nie halo a v. Casslanas van 18•14•711: rAIosTV as% 8 7E7 _ l'" ~.. ..„,..,...,: ~.....:.. s. t i ii : 77,7. m .".... i. lien v. Omen % . 12mar-aber Ir. v. NM nay .. 4 Sworn v. nom annarr 4 el= as%D a s_ves v. Dans ear Inns i ....e* 4 sad Versaarnanlis v. ..., ...V . Ise sa4 1.• OW v. .lo U• • V. V. Odin awl WI). I.llllo4l,lFaTex, sa.% ~..jar. asilz= . Ti l l: l• rl a nel C.. sad Q. iv- ~► a" l a S 1t ftilivr tvvvimil- I‘. ,. ..,=. II incort sail Ns v , 4 OWN W W Du a • In T . v. an V. M.-Hangs .. U 4 l• WOmparl== sola-Clusal.r v. Ciel - v. TilV6ll ,l. := B 75.1=1 - balt i u.: f rrn4:-VaslesMll asi ssaing Mars.-Ate .. AASIV:i _ague 0t.,.....-ch...,. MEW ISII serm;' . e i l:T . l; 4 T= Ton r P.o Mon as 4 nans-41 II awl IlvesVe.-Ilanvell v. Ursa awl Pasnarn-alillos T. Inilso- Son .. b.: d vu I I'olno-Plalles v. nine ng Illarass-Ilanns V. Assam-loan. e.. Lonass•-Unioa .. Ilann-11•14 • TIM -nen v urn- Mr/nt.. v. W= . •1,14111W-lios• :. =Z i ri r riberallina 4 SOL% inn KOT- •• Hlvvn . 4 h e i ... ,...I . Ma Lod Inininen Inan-aliasar v. ansvna 1--4trazz i. wilza: _.... 2 , l _, A=Vabit 16110.4 U4i)ast-Weelholnarv7irodirls=alne. 4 trAtte r. Ortino-Tkana v. Thom- v. ani. a bmolortalo-lerass r Mons-anananan v. Owslinary • . oat v. Oen c o l kol4-14,21:Via Coo.- mar .. san - . i lN' iin- j n .v."--,.... 21 7.17 1s , ...:, gi ..... 9 ,lremilstrooTi. voll-. v. ase nron-Tan 4 V. Mani M= •• :....moroor Ao w • r at % t i" Vrai -. v. . ileg i l m .. I ..Cant In.a• Ai/ line v. 'Ol.-- 4 0-11 nib • ft44.a. Ir rol Jahnes-VI W r as v. I v. SO ssCtirlov. WearrlMa ...'all, rad La y. sin 4•70- T. nu tad ta. Itimg Minns at nen sem man nn• shin an mann tor Sobs is star be UM as la thAr tart. EQUITY COURTS—Met 12. (ReionyforChiscallor Bir R. T. Eiadordhey.) SACLL W. WNITAARIL—TVI NALL or lICIANCII AND LITZ. /I'LL IN JONS(•STILIST• This rise bed been adlawar ire coart from chamber to take the °pales of the Vice-Chaimila upon gourd potato raved rta the coostruetiee of the will of the teetator in the cause Mr. W. Devonshire Senn, late of 15, Aldergate strut, city, by which he bequeathed the whole of his po litical collectioa, his collection of antiquities sad coins, all the scales in hie morre, asd all his vanilla bake, auto • trovee, "for the amend teadlt of the Workiag lases Hell and Scientific lastiatioe, JthAstray Fitaroy-aquane," sad • Mahe bequeetbril 500 one pound ahem in the said hull- Mime, sad BOW In money for the beret thereof. A regr ew bad beta made to the aka[ 'fork to inquire what lastitution was Wended by the terator, ant he had certified that it me an initiation which had its readers during the testator's life at 211, Joba-areet, Flurorthate which au &joist rook minasay milled the Metropolitaa latitutios Company, furred ke die purpose of provelleg a prik attitudes to to ailed the Hall of Science and Liter turs sad in that latitudes the testator had 600 ahem. la the same premien there was another instigates cried the Joharrat Literary bed &imitate Institute, but the rialto/ who tyres/rad the former institute also reprovers' the latter, sad 012 the part of the latter he chackeirei say istereet. The gassiest which bad bra ruerred for the coseklaretion of the comet wer•—fitst, whether the levitate meant wu the Mrtropoliten Install= Company, sad if h we/Mahar.r the hectares/ tt all the Midler a humus - am" in,lit&ti shout 30 large glees oasts in which they had been preserved, whether it haired certain fossils and other &etre. kept by the testator la the yard of the heath sad whether t o me should be a scheme. The Vies Chamomile, ad, to his 7opinion the legatee wu the Mrtrepolaaa levitation, la which the testator had shares ; the gift of ell the articles la the toreuen included the gar cam gad the artier@ a the yard, sad there must be an impalry es to whether thebetitaloa, whith bed twos aorta.' by the coated fur the *inn" to be .. almost • myth," ha say museum es plea of deposit ia which the articles cord be appropriated wading to the testator's In medico, and if sot, then as to what manner they coma be disposed of to tarry out the teetatoes 'attrition. Mr. Glom nod Mr. Rogers appeared for the plaintiff; Mr. Dyers for the Metropolises lestantre ; nod Mr. ?deader dale foe the metes • (Beton Inert:hewsOw Sir W. P. Wood.) .., Lunn C. TVS MAL or LCC/Of. This was a wake *ware* the defendant from watts, a vary wall at the beta elt modem balongleg to bite is Heaciar•eonare so as to lathes the wiodow of aerials hoar* lowly ended by the plaintiff is Brookatreet. It appeared that the dawdle,* wee the weer of thew No. 2U, he Nen wee-wcare, behind whiai there gettlenbeseand by • party wall. The plaintiff hid lady meted taw dwelling *owes la Beook -en ect, having window. to Oak rem. The datedeet woe wor. edit gto ran op his petty well se as he dam* the view from the wallows In Ike veer of the Weer la Brook .trod. The window. In the ateity• enrol be.. in Brook-. rret &dewed from thaw Adele were is the aid balding, bat it Ina alleged that a Om a the wow hewer was seat to Lord Leas, and that be gave Wawa thereto. It appeared, however, that this V.=ad ea* the slaw ins of the how* i., be we se the windows *opened to la wade were sed le. Mewed wed It. Mr. Reds end Mr. W. P. Murray splaseei he the *de ed; Me. Mo ee O w l sal Ilr. Hoblealoo, es Me 'Orr die, were ea sabot p. _ She lites-aessaMier said that if the iebsiset galerteet to abide by say sear villa the wait might min et the bombs he dwell II Bess order es the pesiest smash %s -pud rise — se lb, oWe be nolo le Ws OW kiriege bow ow. thelolllol le Whip se NIB. et law, ebeedd he be so ed .me Warm deid ea uhli te be uederstooll se enewaragieg the plied le Ye Met MINIM The plant!, bed. in fact. rwe na new Botts Is the maim which he had beat ; the ere Modem did sot steed ea the law of sesiset Wits. T. wise this, beset, 8 use et sequeueoesio os the pert el the dedirdeet was sot • bee this was busied ea • pis whisk did sot aboo the wbsirsa The delsedest esaM net be tam es hays aegehosed buses tbse thephs showed. Moorror, if tbe *YIN lbsehle be seal/ mimeo ray 111 rAb s ee Meow wee veins le pee Ida the eppsettoky se. The aambetekher to sbide by ssey War el the trairlag wee by 111 r. Order& COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—WAT IL Maw is Basse.—(llstare Lod Clop ssi Jaskol Lir§ Crows% sail 154 ell es MAST Awn Wiwi %sta.—Rains 0111,14. Mr. ISMS MISS Ora Wit of liner ening nes Mrs 111 . ...11 RAMIS whole sobs Meer, Tent. Wren Weells, le bring ap the body et dor y Asa nod twelve yews, iasgler el • power Is the Len Chemberbis'e taw, with • ,is. te her big noined M the erten et her inn. TM nal bed bees plead at die onset et the flow. Mr. Wert* is the Wrobanner• mil, eel the Jaime Wilkes Paborte, • Imes esthete prlon, mist the hair te reatore ler from dare sod plate Mr at the 11 , ..ntea esthetic school ho Wernaintor. Ile solaced le de so, aed the oltdd was subespanstly tenoved his As sled without he authority. He disowned that shoves le the oaths& sobs 1, and le applied to dn. Mar- Its to gin her op is Ins, but oho desist& He this send the WT.. Mr. Mans to obtain the liberation erne child ; bet though at ant the no. "endwise =pressed his wil dness to aw , st Ms, he dines& mil be law inking sheet her, sal this If he did he shield sot tell him Os the lin el April beet the Ostler resolved • keg lees purporting Mbe writes by his emghtor, is wh.ch abs said, " I es = eo ak rninable. lln brosOt gis the /Limes rnios, tad I with le Mee, lenses 1 l ko it, and it yr the rtliglim of my nether." Thu CAW rowed a writ, le berelnesbis at Judea' crum b?' to-morrow or the son day, this Min the last day of lean Tom. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—MAT 12. SON@ la Ilemow.—(Belts Jeolicas WM. amid Sylas.) MUMS*. DIIOII AND ANIMUS. ACCtIMCIT. The pilatit is SW ems was dm "Mow es man via had berm ram ever sod Mod by • moms bisseig as lie de ind•rnbk ad elm and to roorsver lirmasso foe Ms loss. At lb* Pia bo'ar• Mr. Jumbos Whom' dm verdict was for the I.lrnatlff bar 1001. Mr. Pearce, bovines. yesterday applied for • sew trial, sontradisi the the verdict wee seralmt lb. avid-ma. Mr. Judea Willo4 075 sail Mom dm mart bed comrshod Mr. Justine Williams, wad, so fu farm belt. dimllsOsi witti tha wrack be thorned* Um the tadiag ins right. Three would, Morelos*, be so rola. Rule mimed. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MAT 11 (Wm Kr. Comadrieser Tow) II JOIIITNC .01,111. The baahrapt, a baker, elf Holborn, opplla I .crt kr w rite .te. Mr. Earley =nomad. Mr. Lit klat r °mod, aw the rehear. Tits bankrupt, It apparrwi, hat Or:lased credit by iota eepr wroatona, as M hat Irving *hope fs different par, of dr tows, which In peelity wan sot Ism HY Homer trepeadod tee atria ate Ord elan) far tkeas roam sad +MUSS preview to cis tanatho (Sara /Sr. Ccensiantosar Fogimaque.) IN it 'KNOTT. Tto loskrapt, • agern, at ibilliege, wiled It, Ms •IMIONN. LA% 1.8/N. , awl% MK 'RES% FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1859. Mr. A. Terre opposed far the &griper. Ur baslowpr, eepterber lest, at •tire when be wee leserest, had given • bawd for MI. V) hi. mother, to wears a reviews admen although the mt.ther had niold'ad ilut a portion of dr erre, was a gift. Aber bearlog Mr. Lawrence for the bankrupt, Ls Borne rid it did not appear that any creditor had bees rimed by the alleged fire represestrioe as to the mother'. debt; bul that b es sob. should b..e outpended or wholly Word thecatiflosts. Therericate sroald bs pared et the third err. Reenestaed—The trammetiona to which I have referred in reforenom to the forged cheque occurred In 1861. Mr. Maligns, the solicitor for the proweution, has given me about 21., and at hie requ at I have not taken any other situ ation while three procedinp have Mb goieg oe. Bram well was aware Witt I lees had ecassantantaa at the time Ite sonde this premien to ens. Mr. J. Feet" the gentleman la whew name the forged them was demo, proved that he kept en account at the Hoes Beak, and that It was • forgery. He alto proved that an order for his par-book which was shown to him me a forgery. Charles Webb, a police in:peter, proved that on the 28th of February the witness Watkins made a controcMcation to him in Memo, to thh matter, and that they had been in communicetion ever mince, and he had given Dim instructions how to act. Mr. W. Chieholoo, the landlord of the Three Crowns mobile-hose, Richmond-street, proved that he toes the MU Bramwell under the name of Brown, gni the he led MU Line frequently in company with Watkins. He *leo stated that in the month of February or thereabouts Watkins maid something to him in reference to the prisoner Bramwell, and atter that time be paid pertleular attention to their proceediap, and aoticed that t he y were very her glumly together. The other prisoners, Foster and Humphreys, also came occasionally to the Three Crowns, but he had net seen them in company. Henry Leeman", • totarneyman baker, proved that upon one mein the nelsoner Bramwell made en Inquiry after Watkins, and told him that If be came to the Three Crowns be was to tell him that he wasted tome him, and he must yes him. Watkins owe in shartly afterwards and he told him what Bramwell had saki Jane Sandmen . deposed that the witness Watkins lodged at lwr husband's hone in Oraftos-dreet,Rotaonequarei, and she remembered the priaoter Bramwell wain _there to in quire after Watkins on the 22nd of March. - Watkins was out at thethe wiener told he to tell him to woe to h'm at the c one of Bwiodon-street, Gray's-ten-rced, at sight o'clock the next morning. Cross-examined-Bbe was gets sure the prieocer Bram well was We person who celled at her hone to inquire after Watkins Sarah Mary Watkins, the wife of the witness George Watildna, proved that Bramwell called to see her husbend, and she told him he had erne to receive a letter in reply to weadeartiemeat He NM that he should like to knew the resale of the lower, and asked her for some pope, eel she gave hiss an old envelop, end wrote moon : "Meet me at the caner of Red Liou-stree, at eight o'clock to the nsionte—W. ADAMS," and told her to give it to bas has- INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—MAT 12. (Bikes Mr. Casale bow MOEptiy.) IN ME ZDMOND 0 . 1101:111, ONOWN NE EDMOND FALCoNZI.— TIC LYCIoM TNIATRZ. This Ineolvest, We of the Lyceum Theatre, who had been io parte, reilp with Mr. Chatter:vs, applied node, the Proceed,* Ache. Mr. Bergood supported the application. • carpsoter armed Core raised • question for himself and ether_ piens, whs bad been employed at the theatre, whs. Ilse Mr. Palomar was liable to thew. They were hot inserted she schedule us creditors. Mr. &mood WI Mr. Falconer was amasser with Mr. Chesterton of the L Theatre. sad the latter was before the horsed "talon time ago and dia The speonlation Whom molt nefortunate, ant a greet d t W bran wastalned. Mama the pent ma employed was Kr. Mak _a rota empester, who wee paid some 201. • wash, and Mr. Felisesse wss sot liable to the men employed. A. Mr. ima vse not in court be could &Wad on the sasesed Cane add ths learned counsel did not understood the sinagemeet of • theatre. Issued of 201. a week Kr. Bell VW to have bis salary, Sid Mr. FaCOOK WY to pay Ka other ea:pester& II was similar to a foreman at llama Cabin's. The awn were engaged, but the versos oa whose behalf they wow sagagad, was to pay them. Kr. Commissioner - Murphy sat as there must be a mood bearing the beat ooesso would be for Kr. Bail to attend, sad ha would thra go Into ths question aa to the alleged liability. Tbs sowed bowleg was appointed, and ths protection CIINTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Belem Mr. Justice Crowder and Mr. Baron Creswell") Andrew Fester, 30, described se a bade, ; Initiate Wynn ,enure(!, 25, dealer ; Sayre Hargairrys, 46, jeweller; nod Walleas Wegner, ti. agent, we. indicted for felesiesely bra cheque for 2654., with Latent to defraud. ig ether coasts the prisoners were jointly charged with Mavis( {yet instrumeat, knowing it to be foripd, and whit • Wm Mt. Be** Mr. Sleigh, and Mr. Gifted conducted the en behalf of the Bankers' Association for the of Fraud and Forgery; Mr. Metcalfe defended Feater, lb. Doyle defended Bramwell, Mr. Tindal Athioson dellieded flempbreje, end Mr. Ribton appeared for Wegner. Mr. Bodkin, in opening the case to the jury, said that the imp they were about to inquire Into wee one of a vary sedges character, and of very great importance in a emu medal community ; end be was amend that the *MU would campy a very oonsiderable portion of their time. He did not propose to eater into minute details of all the facts be should have to lay before does in evidenoe, but he should 'Betel,' 'tete that the charge against the prisoners woe that they had formed themselves with other persons into a corporation, or at all events an association, to defraud the banker* of the metropolis by means of forget cheques, end in the mums of their proceedings they resortrd to the most ingenious contrivances, not only to effect their eldest of fraud, but also to screen any one of the Forty who might be detected in the act of uttering a forged cheque, and by this mans utterly to detest justice. The le:rced counsel thee preseeded to give • sweetie° of the flea be proposed to lay aims the jury, End the following evidence was ad dend Gimp Watkins sold—l am bybude abater. Is February hid I wee is the habit of going se tile Three Crowns public housada Riekmand-etretee, whit% is shwas of caU fur behove. I met the primer Bramwell at that publiobooee, sad we became en friendly terms, end he sated roe if I had any objectiwZ oi reet 'UT's " on the cross," and that he mmis right to show my ianocence if t e l:= wet detected. He then said there should be an ademthement foe • taker, ead ITr to answer it. I told Met I would give him an wawa en the following dThe object of the edvatieemeet was that I should hove • . letter to stow I. ems the brgery wee detected. Bramwell told e that if I did Ise vegmated I was to have 603. for my ' sha m , en d I wee what is take that amount in gold and k eep it, and the rest wee to he beseght in tow, which Bramwell , said they could trey get rid of. I saw him again en the Deli day, but before this I had been la coennonnication with Impeder Webb at the policeotadee, and all I did lute . Devoutly we under hie direction. I met the prisoner at the Three Crowns about twelve o'clock, and we went oat toge ther, end I tad him thot I was prepared to do what he re- quested. I/MINIM thee said that be would put. in an ad medmniene, awd he would Wag the newspepu to the Three Crowed the next Ley, gaddey, show it to me. - Be then said that be woad haw Met deo operhard , s for me to apply to, and he she hid me that le hod peessated cheques ail stopped, sad add net go soda. I know ths p u b es Nada the wan of Hawn. I did ace use the prisms weal the bilowlag lhatarloy evesiag, and I toll idea I bed ea peeled to ass Ma Woy sea be replial, •We have been too boo." lie that sold that I should &dearth, and he would bring me the emery the next night, but he did not come, and I did so. see Wes wain for n o teek. Nothing passed at this ieterview, mad it was until the 21st of March that sorbing butler occurred. I met the primmer in Grafteeeplete, itastae-equare, os this day, and he mole an appointarst to most him at two o'clock, mad we west to the bosr.shep, sad he 'bond no ma advatler sent for • Owes for • Eight porter, and told me to take a copy from it, and I did as. Aker this we parted, but ma sr prietmeut ens made that I was to meet him at the same place oa the following day. The poisoner did sot come, and I west to my men lodging, where I received a letter in an mew tittle eilvertheasst, eigutd J. Wyatt, making an el, poiedmena me me et Cottameplem, City-mad, in reference to h. Meat yes mlaates after I bad received this letter Brenewell mai ire me, mid handed me • receipt. The primer looked ea the letter, and mid he did not know 'halm it cease Irma "his party" or not, ant it might be a rodeo sitaatieme bat he weld go and see about it. When Ito soperatod the polemar appleeel to see me again in the ~am but he did set leap Ida appoietruent, end in come of • ecamemsokstes Mat was male to me 1 went to the ref Red Ur a.mtroe, Holborn, where I saw Bret:even standlet, and thee we hod been together about to minutes be teld me to sled ell the ether side and tele no notice, and be at Nis name Yee have arrived," and a nun r tgl i oss to as sal turned use take .t particular notic e me of =a: 3 . OM up at the same time and shook sod be then Introduced me to him as • *WI of Mo. eel Bmanwell then went away, and Foster fast' r to Mel Use-sten into • rodeo-home, ead when wo tem ewe be cold be was • very particular man, sad be Alid BM slow may wood pima to know his basin's, sad I/ I wet lab w tat Sifeit " with him, I must be equally strict. I showed bin the letter I bed rewired, and he said he amid ask tall whether it came from their party or set, sod he west tout with the letter and • card that was cm it, and when he rune back he red it wee not from " their party," but they had Footed a letter her me, end I should receive it to the mooning. While we were la the public-house mums! people peeped In at the door and looked at me, ant Foster said I must theme "their pmts." for they were naturally uderoatful. sad were afraid of engaging the wrong men. Be than raid that I wee to do the " little 'flair" on the next day. I made communication this ems night to • sergeant of pollee semed Joy. On the following morning, the 23rd of Meech, I re (rived a letter which &notated en isterriew with Me at the Bear end (leek, Ozbe&strest. I gave this letter to Beta well, sad he kept it. The Mow purported to one from a person named Curds, end Poste pea me another letter which required me to meld Mr. Curtis at the University Hotel, at 11 o'clock on the meanie, of the 23rd of Meech. Foster and Bramwell we. both present when this occurred, and they embed ma Y I was reedy, and Poster and went at tagelber, end Bramwell remained behind. I went to the llialverelty Hotel, tsto the coffee-room, and Fester enmellatel outside. A geatheosa was sitting in nee of the hem el the cce.•-roam. lie bad his het on arid a Week beaky woo tied mood his boa. The piece of black serge now poodacei is like what was tied round this perms's bee. be we disguised in this manner. I believe the pd . Ai ewLe h Veriede te be the Dams man. Inked him if he wee Owe% sal he maid " Yee ;" end I then showed bias the Mats Weer lad given me, and he said, t. 1 believe yes ago •balter I told him I was; and be then inquired if I had dierawise:d"lt6a)tthl;l co untry, inwdould'a him I , Dad end le wished her to see me before he geepepg my let bo did eat soy in what capacity I was to be With, I was wen fag for Mrs. Curtis he "aid that Ill g t s ta to the bliss's will a cheque, and I could be beck y one &desk ; mad he beaded me a cheque, and I went away pro le be bark before sae o'clock. (Tee cheque was put : li ana.) I was to reerive the meney is four 601. notes, Ow MIL woes, and the rivet Is geld. When I tome oat of the hew I we tee Flaws restat,wbojuised re and we walked two ther sad be saki me to show him the cheque, awdl st y he sold It wee a capital imitation, and he Wirt ee she el the was sort, sod It 1 Ins Why I alai tile Mob el is. He told It would aot be • bed waok's Smelt to ado • se of hashed, sad that he lied klassit owls mirk me three bladed la • wok. Jost brine we pot to the beak it our mimool that atter I lust lama Is the book we wait to Miele agein at the Amen en Norm in Ox ford-attest. Me mmained MOW when I went tato the took. peemeled the &up" bat popeaset wen rstraad, and shortly afterwards Feeler was Nought hue the beak. Craw imansteed-1 get In Kolas balms ibis by work's, es • joutheyenan Mier, bat I hart beet est of wort in a regular 'orrice from October 19 to February. I wee employed woe eionelly et my ire& during thee period• l did sot *moped myself by pleving at Amiss end dosiorees, but I did so for arevernsent. I did nett win mye than a lie. Materna cm.- bee mid February, when I Met became& queinkd with &SM. well. I was euro before eroplord to tot s a feted bill chem. I rvadved it from • seeterysata of mien; be pa ms to a yowl demi of trouble, bat I bed so knowledge that the tartnwinst was lewd mkt. a I presented It at the bash. The cheese was meet to me Inn le tor. The beak did set pay the Cheque because It wee • forgery. The further tem& rundeatiou of the witsem stioodeint very ommbilaselb, twagth, bst troth's( remeerisl appmesil te he dusted li e f la sag map Woad the beim be bed eves. bead. Blisabeth Hammond, the wife of the k.oper of the hear shop in el winten-areet, wu then ermined, and she con firmed the evidence gives by the witness Watkins, as to his haying been there one day in the month of !Groh in company with another person, bet she could not identify that pence. Cromexamined—Witum was unable to recomeisa the pri mes, Bramwell as the person who accompanied Watkins but she had never stated that he was not the men. Mr. Joseph Turner, the manager of thewrange Treepoblk how, Neweroad, proved that be Watkins at his house on the morning of the 23 rd of March, In company with Feuer and linunweli, and they remaieed together for about er th 20 minutes. Aftey had left, two other men, whom be believed to be Wumr sad Humphreys, came to the Orange Tree but he could not say positively they were the same Potn ' co• Henry Joy, a police constable, deposed that on the 23rd of Muth he was in the New-road, tsar the Orange Tree, sad he saw the trimmer Watkins and Bramwell go into the poblkehotoe, and in about to minutes Watkins acme out atom, and he followed him to his lodging is Ordure-street. He saw him at 11 o'clock epic go into the On Tree and in about • quarter of ea hour be Came out with Foster; and they went together to the Llnivereity Hotel; and when they were near it, Foster pouted to the hotel, and Watkins went in alone. He woe out spin in • minute or two, and then be and Fester went away together. He had previously seen the prisoner Humphreys accompanied by another mm, sad they both followed Watkins and Foster, and waited until Wetkins came out and went away with Fader end they both then followed after them; but fie lola kit of them at the corner of Tottenhemooart•road. Witness con tinued to follow Watktos and Foster, and he maw the former hand something that had the appraises of • cheque to Foster, who looked at it, and then Memel to him, end they both walked on to the Haim lea he Arp B isleoe, and Watklus went in sad Foster mild W eide. He was in the bank for am minutes, asd Ifeeter walked backward end forward, and appeared very messy, and then walked away rapidly, end witness followed kb; and took him ioto custody, and went back with him to the I bank, where he found Watkins, and he asked Foster If hel knew him, and ha saM Ise dM not, and he had never iron him in his life. Witness then told him that he had seen him in company with Watkins in the New-road , and he re plied that be had not bean to the New-road, end he knew mottling of Wallin& lie then conveyed Fader to the polies station, where he asked his cadre's, and he refuted to give it. He then told hire that he should charge him with bawl coneerned with °therein uttering • forged cheque ; and he said that be knew nothing of the cheque, and that It bed never been in his poseemon. Croes-e xam i n ed—When the prisoner Foster was 116M1 l i into custody he seemed _surmised and 'eked what it yes ell aka.. Joseph Baum another police constable, oorrobenied the evidence given by the last r witas s s t s: to what canned es the day the forged cheques's kg the whams Weebs. Min Julia Harris dosed Abe sodded is she soshodo mot or the University MIA ma else itestadOMl • man Vthere on the 23rd of Mere's, _lletteels dress end o'clock le the morning. He bsd smadsbg Week mend his hem under his has and was sostasallao, sod he very much and held his head over -e s We eyes =at into the cotes-room and embed for ems brimay sad water, and she took it to him. He then said his tress was Curtis, and be expe l s • gentleman to , end wines,. was is seed this gentleman to him. The witness Watkins erne sem atterwaile, and witness toll him to p lob the seameeme, and he did so , and remeired a /tort Om. Ibla owns out end left the home. fibs hod no isslet thet the prisoner Wagner woe the man who came to re hotel deemed in the way she described. She saw him on adisirtsg Saturday at the Vine-street police &Woe, and SseSiguised him Immediately by his walk and stature. Ines dm Snit saw him et ths poi nee station he was stoop presented the come appearanoe he did at the horel, bell the moment she went in he raised himself upright like arsabat venom. He wee wooing spectacles when she saw bass at ass police station. Oromensistized—No one but witness saw the tun who ems to the hotel oaths day in question. She wee fetched to the police statics by the constable Joy. Hs told her diet .they bed me the swath custody who bad been to the hotel, end le mailed hers p and se him, sad at the same time Mewed bar the ghee of black seep end the spectacles. There were ether pease deemed in plain clothes in the po lko-etation besides the primmer. Her attention was not in any way direeted to the mimes, bet she recognised him the I moment she smiths. Maria Fouler demised that she resided with her mother, at No. 9, Suasex-steest, Tetisatatc-coort.road. The primmer Wagner and a female mime he live at her mother's house in March last, and they passed in Mr. mad Mrs. West. He used generally to wear stestreWng bleat tied round hie awe as thoogle he had the earmates letwerd Funned, • detective stater of the City police, )(Mel No-LAWN MAY 12. deposed that oe the 26th of Mara he west to No. 9, Sussex- Ixotoo.—The quarterly Wee of But Intl& unlearned street, sonompenied by flume* Webb, and found the to-aof. 11,102 chaste were bo oe g ht forward consiseieg of mimosa. Wagner in sae el the room on the third Lem Bengal, Tirhoot , & c., 1,236 1,10,2 dose. He said to him, " Good molting, Mr. Wagner," 131 Oude, 100 Figo, 209 Manilla, Bce., end 1,044 Moms fa and Ito osiniodi " 11 1 sam e .. .„,te, of told Weitnen* and the B catalogues, of which 8,899 chests have been with what Is your aa rio ntre 'me" him he drawn, 826 bought in, leaving 1,308 Meets sold, to which was an officer, that he had come to take him into cue- must be added about 200 Si the bought in. The mho tody. He inquired what for; and he said, for being ooneeneed opened with great heaviness ; the small quattity of Brawl uttaion • fora" cheque for 2664 on the 1 ; 111 ' B inh . en sold erect at • Maine of Bd. to led. ea consuming, and 9,1 is the 23rd ?ditch. He replied, " Oh- God I know nothing to Is. on shipping t qualities. Korpshe fit f export were about It." Whom searched th e room, sad bond the piece owl, all wirow .. o tow of the works were tried at a of black serge that had been produced. Witcem asked him decikie of 6d. to 9d. without find* buyers ; for ordinary whet it was for, and be said he wore it round his heed be- and low them was • partial demand for home Ake at 4d. to anis he was troubled with the rheumatics. A pair of spec- ad. decline ;d e l p bsaf Madre' sold at from last February's tacles were found In the same room by Sergeant Webb. Oa fete , to 3d. de the 26th of March he went to No. 34, Red Lion-agnass, with Webb and Watkins, sod in that house he opprebended the COTLrvsoroon, May 12.—The ease of cotton pawner Humphreys. He took pceseesion of • good many to-day are estimated at 6,000 bales A quiet market at yee articles he found in this hones, but they had no reference to wedgy , s pews, the present cems. Witness shame& took Bracewell into comedy at Mr. Mullen.' office. The witsess Watkins eras WOOL AND WORSTBD.—BnAnYOIII), May 12. preseat when be took him. The wool muket le remarkably quiet to-day. There are m e T z u h Ton t tpipup t a e u x7 p dsed., PPlY - ip mmaisul _The te an nd d ereC r s; u m ing Croseeezamined —Bramwell, be believed, had gone warm. trbp:onsectriew.d..ion.ts, tartly to Mr. Mullane' office, and he ins taken into custody immediately. enfaciently i llustra ted in Beery Webb, a serpent of the City police, corroborated Team colonial . wool oaks in town. They opened on the evidence gives leythe het witnese ss to what occurred husky last with a decline of 20. per lb. on the prim of whew t h e p o w ... Wagnerm sa g Humphreys were ta r . tote the Wet ease, and the diminished potations ham since bees no more than basil sustained. There is little new doil in custody. He also modeced a letter tot was found el Humphreys's lodgings, worsted yams unera am employed to order, bet order &rerunning out. tat is doing to chiefly for home consurap- Mr. Jay deposed that be wSs • clerk at the 'Calm Bank in flo c . Thoosoftooom are doing nothing.g. They 1857. In that you they had • =Mom sawed Fellows. In ere countermanding orders as fast ss they can do so. Cotton August, 188 7. an order wY :lineesntea Lore °mei" book, spa sena am in scanty demand, without any change in price. parently signed by Mr. Fellows, sad he Love me to the party ihere is the same indlemitioa to operate In the piece de pw.tpciretltosofibithlt cape s.. . Lit t sha forged abag oles pas q: . .for p. , 26 t.r. OM ads: ipakp are running u o c c ip. t ant . Lew ppl o y n i z m ar: book. In 1867 no stamp was nuessery for • banks'e date end pemelag mate. The greatest caution a mani cheque. Mr. J. Fellow, a solialtar proved that the order for the fee". delivery of the eljelm - hook 4 " • Onlroof, and that dm letter CORN.—Buttersottest, May 11—At Giciscester market. found at Finraphrep's lodgings vas written by him to that e s the 71k, wheat was 2s. me gamester lower ; Worceeter, premier, and he expressed rapids that the signature to sam a reductios of 4e. per quarter was embenived to, the order for the cherme-book was • close imitation of his Br ey er a / ey th;ly h e m for an oaraace of L . b 2s . p er qw.te signature to the letter to question. but no program could be made in sales. Berms be, per qr. By the court—Witness was concerted for the prisoner higher. Oats fully es dear. Fees neglected. Duress too Humphreys is settling the termed the lease, and he wrote present week no transeotkoss i ds wiped en repotted. Barley to blue in reference to that nearer. and osts takes in retail at enus rates. Beam still mews Mt. e 'a sthma eo esemed with the Stamp-dike, Nothing defog in roe. The mass loomed the retail win was than called, sad he a:premed his opinion the the hn. of flour'3e. 4d. per seek. At Waverleamploe yesterday the premien of the peony stump upon the forged cheque was howleall aa saasTresealana.ielPwllonnOlta • greater dog._ ins ~811.1.61t0r eel made from a forged die. eon Poo OF- Ter Mr. R. Mullane deposed that lee was cm of the ectliatere A t-1-1-dn e e ' Zee al " wl• • full supply of for the prceecutken Os the 13da of February be received a I ;_in nt t . a n t lee,....lll",_entneltned____._.......telwellet_. I= l 2' te• niellwamisaLor Oats letter from des pasessr Wagner, sal efterwerde saw Wee " asa llZ g l e ,ir t r ia r l i aa ups it at his imam*. Be was taken boo oustody, sad the *nay bad for primes thee et t h id to see Mai the Flee mtnet Statics,* r• vkm° ro w. • and he tweed his whether be did not desk it was Theorem, Mae 12.—We led poi welly et shoat, better for him (Mr. 31 ullene) to seal himself of kis he leech the Immo tithed sub lists mks* es milmelally services than to promouts him ? Witness told him On cheek Weibel , ' • 1 1 • 11 7 Gramm wig net sac sollo their tent ander the cironnoitanees which were well known to melts the in, illo4 were &name nlinoossiol7 • afto See both of them . It was quite impoeabie 11. ten to his or we eSn'en el • thaws of *ea 41. alai: markei pest, The Ounce then soM oho witness lad formed le•prooiltd. hooritooot tows* so diok woe ussi • presidice egt him, end mama hits that be sal, In Gull Pohl sibmtiole. MIME% delb .1111 not tn any way coscerned whin say forgeries. Witham Hs • middling, 42e. to 48e. ISM behetkre, NM he , Ids' it was all very well for Mee to say so, but bow meld he Flui . e7. hho to Sk. Oat, rkt. Ss Iths. ewe. 4110. pm the inflorometee he peopmed If he hod me. The pr4.* Fees 425. to 46e. Flew, tit, 41e, he Sher. me seek; *Me ore am mid that 'halms ins bed ism be boa dew etdaatlo, no. 10 OS. W lISTMIN STE R. William Browns, a shabbily- dosed fellow, shout forty years of age, was charged with the following malicious art : Mr. Robert Edward Berme, wine merchant, 113, Sloane street, rid the defendant had been constantly annoying him, sad on Tuesday said he wanted some money, and intended to have it. Prosecutor had known him tor eovend year,. He wearers& from hie wife. and prosecutor to.lc care of some money belonging to her, and defendant claimed it. He came again to pi °Neuter's place on Wedeesday, ata quarter to seven in the evening. Est:macre having tom told he was ooming, closed the door, and told him to go away, upon which he stepped into the road. took op two stones, and, throwieg them at • prairie window, worth 21. 10s., de molished it. Defendant said that the prosocu'or hai swindled Ma out of 821. He had been repeatedly to him for it during the lam these pare, bat could not obta• fairing, and bed been told to sae him for it, but no s olicitor would .` weer the eras unless defendant paid the money down, and he wee not able to do that. Hr. Arnold thought the accused's eroded most warm and malicious. If he bad any claim upon Mr. Barnes, be should have sued him ; breaking his windows would not do him any goad. If ha wan too poor to sue pewterer, he should have applied to the evert, and could have brought his action in fermi mopeds. He should sentence him to six weeks' herd labor In the House of Correction, in &halt of paying the amount of damage. SOUTHWARK. A line looking, weetherheaten sailor applied for advice under the following circumstances. Applicant said that about two years ago he married a young woman in Bar. mondsey, and two months after that he . Mood orrice to go as able Seeman to the East Indies and back. He left hie wife his monthly sots, and had every reason to rapper else would be faithful to him during his absence; but unfortunately he was doomed to disappointment. Oa the previous day his ship arrived In port, and he immediately proceeded to the home when he - had left his wife, but she had left nesrly • year, sad the parties could not tell him where she had ran He, however, found out her moiler, who informed him that her trashier was living with snorer man, by whom she bad a child two smiallos old. He tabled to know what he wee le do and. r those ekountstross. Mr. Sew* the skidclerk, told him if he could webskar date his Matement his vile bed kat all dais on him. Appase aged id whether he could met lave &mast idol Jammed him that he odd, bat smuid coat him massy. He magmmad he Wended to go is ma again ? Applkont amid that be did, bat his wife hid all his pro perty, and he nasal to get that. He undo steed that she woe tasseled to the men she lived with. Mr. Mena asked him how he knew that. ar li t =s4 that the mother had shown him a copy of the of the marriage at Newington chant. Mr. Edwin told him if wads was the hug she could be given tato custody fee biga my. Impactor Reed, H di don, undertook to investigate the circumstances and rest the applicant ia hie difficultet. LAMBETH. Yesterday Et iradrlh Lanoperd, a yang woman. who seemed to be suffering from mental ea well as bodily ailment, WS, brought up iron Gay's Hospital and pissed et the bar before Mr. Elliott, charged with attempting self-destructi , n by cutting her throat with a table-knife. It appeared from the evident* that the primers lived r servant in the family of Mr. Biddle, 18, Eat-attest, both, and that for some time peat she had exhibited signs of despondency. On Friday, the 29th alt , she was found in the water closet with an eat/seism wound cm her throat, from which blood was flaring, and by her side wee a table-knife. She was removed without delay to the hospital, where the weasel was dared. She maimed there till that day when she was confirmed sufficiently recovered to be removed. The prisoner wowed for her de-pondency by saying Bat she lost bee mother about two years ago, since which time she has been very usher., in her mind. Her father was sent for, and he confirmed her statement. She was seat to the workhouse. MARKELS nothing the law could lay bol Chan dl er then raked him literratheres, Mar 12.-Onr market L onelyg was why he Lai run away whenwas taken into cos- numerously attended, bat essay were m sunned by tody-be bed left Yolk-buildings on that morning and h.d curiosity to ascertain the probably coons of the made. Whom sever been back mince; and he replied that Le did not wish was dieted at fie. to lis. per qr., sad flour 4s. to ss. per sack hie name to be aired up. with Chandler, he was only his below the rates of this dsysennight. at which bat lle bait clerk. Witness then said If hie clerk bad committed a for- sees occurred. Oats end oatmeal receded 14. to W. per pry he should not have ran elm milma he was mixed up 4.51 b. end le. per load respectively, with • limited demand. with it ; end he mid be thought it was better to go sway, Beans were firm, and barley brought le. per qr. more money and then repeated the offer of his service', which witness de- Indian corn was 2s. per qr. lower. °lined and left him. Witness °Leaved when Le fact saw the NEWARK MAY 11.-At to.day's corn market the prisoner that he was walking in a stooping, dejected rebus, supply of airiest was small, and with a fair demand, prices out when be spoke to him he raised himself upright. ruled ed. par qr. lower than in the previous week, white In crose-thamination the witness said that be had ell selling at 56a. to 62a.; red, Ms. to 56a. per 36 stone. Barley along intended to give the evident's that he had now deposed came scantily to band. sad sold at the full quotations of last to, and be made • communication to Kr. Leiria, the solicitor week ; malting , 38e. to 42.. per !mill ing, 28s. to 325. for the prisoner Wagner. to that effect. Redid not give any per 30 stone. There was only a show of oat*, with • caution to the prisoner before he hod this conversation with hsavy demand, prime ruled the turn lower than We week, him, namely, 30s. to 34e. per 24 stone. There was sot much doing By Mr. Bodkin-Witness knew the prisoner very well, in beans. at Is. per qr. below last week's pion, old selling at and he did not think it was at all neoessary to Webb's a 48e. tasos. ; new, 461. to 48s. per 38 at me. caution. Newsiest May 12.-We had • very large supply o f The letter referred to by the witness was put in and reed. wheat, in which at first there was little dothg, but towards It was to the effect that the prboner knew that the beakers the close of ths market allots submitted to a decline of of the metropolis were defrauded to •vi ry large extent every fully to. per qr., at which reduction the greater part was year by means of forged cheque*, and he offered to give CAI' cleared. Barley Ism at late prices. Osts, beans, and peas, tab information, end suggest • plan whereby this offence dull. would to a very great extent be prevented. Be also stated vr that the prisoner had no chance now of obtaining an honest w rantsoz, May 12.-The supply 14 short and mesa A livelihood hi this country, se the p olice would p revent him very slow sale at • reduction of 4s. to sa. per quarter en the priors obtained hat week for wheat. Spring corn is inactive from doing so after what had formerly occurred, end he wee but the prier ere not lower. anzions to go abroad with his We and family. The condi- WATNIIPORD, May It-The great re-action in the Bar bons upon which the islormation alluded to wee to be given were, that the primmer should not he prosecuted or mad* a li n markets bee Ma • very d•P reNC I- ittec• °II tha trade party to any prosecution, and that the beakers should pay Wm a sum of 1,0001. of 3e. to b. barrel on wheat and Indian corn and about Pit here, and basimese is almoet hairier even at • decline At this stage of the case the trial was adjourned the jary thteante be per ha seek_ on flotar. , _ , Berie l Lis not offered lower, but being taken to the London Coffee-house in the charge ot an oa ts tux " 6d . per .m . ".. mone y. EDINNUIOII. Mat 11.-in the market to-day there - were 1,464 qrs. wheat, being 618 more than bet week-88G beat . qrs. unsold. Barley 662 gra, bring 177 qrs. mere then weak-179qr. unsold. Oats, 1,977 qrs., being 669 MO M than lest week-1,190 are. unsold. Beans, 183 qrs., being 46 more then last week-78 qrs. unsold. As compared with last week -Wheat was 12e. down on top, and Ile. Bd. down on avenge. Barley wee Is. 6d. down on top, and le. down on average. O&M were Is. down an top, end 20. 4d. down on average. Beans were 3s. down on top, and Bs. 61. down on enrage. Supplies not large. Pales doll, and prices back. Prime per imperial qr. • -Wheat. 425. to 158 e. Barley, 27a 64. to 38e. 6d. Oeb, 23e. to 826.• Bums, 44e. 64. to We. Weight of tep-W hest, 661ftel ; barley, IMilbe. .subs. ; end beans, &lithe, THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-ROUSE. JOAN Edwari#, IS yam, was chariot with having ortolan abastlawdM wad eve rlailthap boa NEL Dutton, ca booed &strewn. The eomplahmat—l was ea bead • .burner, end I kit sa anemaketnis seem» etypecket. Immedestely afeeneeds I saw the yelsease, dna I gave Ids to ander stead thee he lad base wobble, me, throw my clef , whleh easishisd the sidings, into the river. He was »ken Mo enetedy. tire his puma wee Mad two peal clues, on of which wee gold. The pekeesr—The gold pmeticase wee ghat to me by my poet lean when b• wee dying. (Laughter.) The grime wee reeognieed es • common thief. H. &dad tin he led ever committals robbery or been charged with say °dance, bat open being by. the aldermen he eald—l wish your to mat the case n • sonimery WiLdettantitabOOU .TL lA l ik r. t.r atate you to imprieee i meat for three months with had labour. - CATTLB..— Sontatteou, MAT 11.—Ths motif 01 sheep end lambi this mortieg wee 6,748, dulbeteg 6,268 IA sad 488 grating sheep. Balm were again l, sad priors down from le. to 2e. a bead. A large quantity remelted unsold. Top prim of the test mutton, 7td. ; eurreat, 7d. ; ikon: sheep from 4d. to Bid. per lb. Lambe, top prices, 30r., 27a., and 26s ; current pr, 23e. to 24r., end down to 21e. a bead. The supply of c a ttle wee km, bring 788, cr 242 fewer. Palm also sloirly effected, sad prices receding. Top price, 7s. 6d.; menett, Te.; middling_ end inferior, from 6e. to de. 61. per imperial stone. Fed pigs from a.. to de. 6d. per Imperial stone; Mx to eight weeks' old du., from 10e. alk a heed. There were to the market 10•41.7—abrM 6,746; fat adds, 788; kaa do., 623; milch cows, 176; Apt, CREESE.-4BALISIMITT, MAT 12.—At war motthly market held to-day, the 'apply of closes wee very mall, end more pertionletly that of the best gustily; end the etteedence of buyers wee also extremely thin; bet, aottruh etatclivg, the demmd ice the bettannost sertewas more then equal to the supply, the Made raliag tolerably brisk at an advance of le to 2s. per cwt. Other aorta were ell sold, and fully maw ' the :lutetium of last :market. Cur :set prices were as follow 26e. to 284; half ; cowards, 481. to 66e.; best BcaseneM 62e. to 711.; and Chodders, 62e. to 74e. per cwt. TRAFFIC RRTURNB. 111111. WATS 111lN Ns. Nor Total. T 6 O l . tatsa. ~la obss4lo. 116 1.36. 9. 1 Valk nits. 110 L •I il A Imam Men. easastabial 1101•660_, LOA 133 1.106 MOS glerriord'aniAree tsn 8811 6.84 6.:78 Para as( =ME — UV 1.6.17 5.814 6.191 061 AMMO — 661 60 1.012 1,013 oat iseas WI 6 Odelsa latars J 110attaltr MMasaitam Warn SR Ii? IS IV $lB Ilea NNW VW 7. Ihrat laaas Y. 14•10111144 IDA 0111.4 . " taatleatkary sal rilalllllo 0 01 IV 60 VA Nyasa saa stallo6ol ..—.— 0 Ili aid 1.111 100 INN ~ ~ —.— Int ex* RN 11606aas end 7804100034 ....... WI 1.121 MO 91.9 N 7.6.6 wad sadlas VW& Vadat. Cesso66.llooo. awl Mears Usisa ........... . ... NM UAW 13.014 11. 1 39 24.12 esettidt Omani ........... • IA t 1 !kW 3.016 3.076 North lOWA ......". worm". ciiiiii iii se 763 1.006 1.410 Ni gh.od .nb tl= l" ... MI swats sad 0000 Der --11 60 In 60 SU WAS ...... ....... ....... losisides Hos swipe of tits liresodis mad Carlisis aarl BELO aad Let Om Sabra" trait 7r. t, la both years. Paean aa artetrstios whit dm Gnat Wotan Itallway Commas the Wale y andarstel ea ter MB rata to tba tit to bs paid by that mum• VY.SEIRLI3 SPOKEN WITH. Abdul MOO (railo), Wan h IS, lat I. Ice 91 17 W. Weetbers. ter Oelearte Noma 28, et 11. 100 24 Bemis (Itembut etamer ) from Ileothemptce for New York, Way e, lot eV ao N, ton II M. Nero 0 Cot* from P lymeeth for Watts, April 3, lot tt 8, ice I SM. , .lehlpl, from Miaow Melhossee, April 3, Ist 9SO Ides UMW. *lea trem Leedom for Mad's., Worth U. l et N, len 24 W. Criy et Patio, for Calcta, Mame It, lat N. lea 91 W. Eche bora Calvet. for t London. Al emu 2, 33,10e 28. .74trom Clyde tor Quebec, Apt al 20. from Liverpool ler Port Plithip, Alail B.lst to 8, los 31 W. lam Ramesh ;mom Plymouth la Quebec, Apt 12, let SO N, ea le SO W. Nees (MU). et Plymouth. from ether Plate for Qooe2S . oooi 41 dam, AprillB.lM 411)1,loot2 13 W. Odle, Pon Peritabutro for Liverpool. Ala IS. le 4 PI, to 24 W. Ohm, arm Umrpcel lot Closers. April NI, las 46 N, ice 43 W. Nelms, hem Womalmat tor Lireroool. April P I. k . los SS N, lora 49 W. (Imrquel„ from Nowa Ayres ler Lambs IS Ism Name ft, lat II S It, lee 32 118 w. toms Iletbesroe tot Lemke. April 22, lit SIN. 100 NS W. =ml Jae (barque. Wialor, Mum licirert lowa for Woke, Per. 11, Ist SON, ice ill FA THE 141.41 L BEIVICE.-8017THANPTOS, THOSS- Day.—The steam•ship Vanderbilt left Cowes reeds lent evening, es route from Havre to New York, with mails and 120 peassagen. The saw steam-ahip Prisms Charlotte left this day for Antwerp. The .team - ship Ceylon l eft this day with the Bombay and Aworallan mails, 42 tirrt•olasa and 18 rocond.clare peamtniters (am whom Irma Captains Wake and Smalley, end Lieutenant Wiley), end 730 home of specie, of thy rake of 199,8741., Ms for Bombay (bar oilier and five-frane pierce), 197,36 , W. ; jewellery, 1,1781. • for blebourne (jewellery), 1,1461.; for Sydney (je wellery), 2001. The Mail per C lm consistad of 818 bolas, --1 for Aden, M for Bombay, 16 for Mauritius, 8 Lr King_ Georges Sound 49 Launceston , aide, 25 for Geelong, 216 for Malbourtre, 16 for 25 for Hobrrt Town,9s for Sydney,42 for Wet tea, and 23 for Auckland. The outward New Zeelrod mails will be sorted ea board the Ceykee daring her to Alextudrio. me item ship Saxoula from Ned Yost Hamburg is expected in Cowes roads to-morrow, with advice. up to the let i n tent. The Magdalena, with the West Ladle end Pacific malls, may be looked for oa the 16th. The Alma) will take out t he West ladla made of the 17th. The etaam•ship Fulton, with the American mails and wirier ap to the 30th alt., in expected tomorrow. [AdvertiaemeotA—gPes's (Homizorwritic Cas ino) Cocoo.—Ttals pr•paralas was reeeseei Os UM meetatir for lod..b"ro. thlc P'4l. ererof of metae i0 h461 7 7 50. eeY eromm f w twelatom. • re:rmet of Uri reesireoream, dewiest:scum ter Laraeltatta he illeil i es eratas eratatuzootle. boo =ry aoptorlOgoakoi " .I:2ll ° Lpot ti enoopoolabe ebotoLt, wawa" Beid by golons, M. jib., ace PD. packets. at Li 46. re, 14 ;; the BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 1311AZLIT.—Ifey 9, at Illtbarriark £outb, the ale of 0. bizen. TM.. of a sea. wMAANMay 10, at Brarberough North...S. o mm the te or D Beaman, . a anw DUDORON.—Itay 9. at lmearced terrace. Dublin, the Isla or 11 I. 10, M Ilatiord.street, Yet tar, the Hoe. Wm A. 131rtar .g .- 6 1rer 11, et Chalfont Lode. Bake, the wtfe of La 'Meet. 111;&104 A sea N.—May 11. real:Man terms. 11/depart. the Mfe et te. Lemma, la.. of a ma PAYl9l7,—Yer 11. at Chatham. Manchester, the wife of Mr. J. C. Pans, of a daughter. V 8. Tare —Nag at Houghton. Nottharoptoa, the wife of tbe ita. 0. IL Tin. of m. MARRIIGES. SWIN—DOHKSIL—W./ 10, stilts pert.% dant et Iluotirtftn wee York, by I. I. thhon Jahastotte,_Csylatn C. Ewer, Mjutael of the fee WO% Tort 1.1. ht lefeatry, be HdellY horethl, d.ttehL. a T. fhmkett, lee ~e 1 iluntlegton. SUCINFL—May It, et the peel& church of Cl pt be. ee. *the Uhl Ser. the Lord Bishop of dt. Aleph, OP., .iimoder of H.M.S. Intrepid, to Lem . trams , el theft?. M. Tusher, ef Howie. In the woo VarrlTl . —IfILLIS.-11ey_11, at Pt Mary . .. Berme. PUW.F. In 0 " arm B. 11l °mamba% ALA., Hem, *en of C. Ytr et. L,4., of Ousees. te Peer of IL MM. Pop.. OLD.. of WM. MATHS. 1411/I.t.—Mardo eit Cowmen% in 11.11”. Cartahr floret Ot.Jr. 11.4 Driver thOtd4l6Mm rm of blab. L:q.. of Avoraotio. 1117 . XT I. i .diak Olg ...Mei S. Lysol. ro to or Mr. J. Hume, of Loran Ofoogo. OILIDAW.—Ms/Toitiffefod-plarlo. &Willa, Lieutenant (leant O. Ceram lea ORACIL—IIe 11.MtlemomMort. OrOWIDer.e..T.. 6,0-20.11.1 P. lirar-rio MO, M W Pancomr. Btawl ,4 Biont 0 " 1 . r 1 " 64 Ilr.Bo MmoMmk Orr . mein. MUNNIFT MMAbbeetykeral. forairret, Anta •41• a ny,114, aged LOW M TOlB.—May 9. m our. CUL Woke. Z. C. I.4lrnam. 44. MAK Pokfail rid WNW irruaas Mee Haas. et Pax S. Lontr r i M= la gr . mOnt•vg4Los.. 611% Wit