The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-03 00:00:00

the reverse . . . He wishes to restore the absolute power of the Peps, le sear te dispose of it et hie ease . . • He cent Mites dally le add le hie foram after the legion or flons'ao He is &Imre ald ; he he. kept the aipeuence of youth , his tram le semis ad reheat, sad he her the heilth cd • smedeferge. The bled* of hie kirshead, the brililescy of hie me, ble nem heeled like as Mk, earl all the apple put of his bee, iamb* the Wielder with • melleie Item of admiring ewe. There is • sort of dub of WWll's', spa hie de& add ehmeet Meerisheonateseeee. But We berry Jew, kie Mel WM, ea his thick lips ere ezpreedes of the grossest appetites; pee perceive a =Way pelted ea a imam Delooldisg IM is a drawing-reem Led web (sir and delicate mem, yew thee wise Is ksesissibly reminded of mese ef eight amiss epee *Arabs carriages and their helpless esteem* He mile Is the Velem above the Pops In sneaks to this the Itemesoll,Psedsply, wSb b the MOM, Pine I X. or MUNN? la Met lope de yea Implee be hilt the mons hie of Bair t De pm redly ham be thought of hereedep the bseefeeter of the Mks I , sr the reserver el the Pemsy f sr the Doe liaise* el the limes obereh Not seoli • hot. He meet to tabs we Ire et lamed, thee of his tfleiy. Hie fondly is Is peed plight. His brothers ere sow emete. nay as at plthd at Swain. As he the Seeriftry d Bede. thry who ham him intimately all spree UM he Mk a plenum life. Were it sot for the trouble of hesphei his pensil with the diplomas* end gimp daily mike* he wield he the happiest of man teasers. His tastes as Ample 'Doug h. A scarlet silk robe, nelimited power, an Ism= fortune, • European reputation, sad every phallus sees are wont to enjoy. This hale wham him. One day ea idiot nrestemsd him, ad .pm upon him, brairbehing a fork. TM idiot was beheaded, bat the cardi nal contend a puska oa his widow. To pod spies natter attack. his horses ire broke to pat tall gallop through the stasis. If he should happen to ma over a child M swab 50 wadi to the parents. Anneal he. been over sicently compered to Meant; both b chosoberfsed by great Oar of dunk fondant) km of arty, regard to fatally Monne, and eaten other sailenal batmen. They wars bon In the sear sstotia , s steely .o. The on inianted linnet( ban* Cato the heart of a woman, the other lets the and el am old ma. Both have suntan wiscrapismely. mad Moseersed the hatred of their content porarles. Oae speaks Fenn as comically as did the aim, yet they he,, as opal appreciation of the deftest* alizente et the bagasse. Tits aeltlah Malaria dictated to Nome the Oman of Westphalia sad the peace of the FirNe n. be by diplomacy the foundation of the gastasse ef Inr., mad maimed the stars of the satin without migiectiag his ova. Antonelli lin made hie fortune to the debtemmt of the country, he Pope, and the church. Masada mei be conpered toe skilful but roguish tailor, who, though be Amen lie melomen well contrives to cabbage voadt7 yards deign la liana Oatmeal resembles that Jews of the middle ages, who donolland the Coliseum to steel the old Iron it consist& THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1869. SPOR7ING. TATTERSALL'S—Moamar. The departure of the member. by the Miasma treble for Choler calmed the Room to be all but deserbed. Three or Iva bcolliusbers and • damn or so deallemem were however reaset, sad the following Awed fide beta were made, bat the boiled emu to whkl the odds ow, taken mareely readers the traneactions a milsMe baulks of the real teas of the OVP. 11 tA apt 2! two Lsamlogine 1S 2 notal=s 14 14 so r. 22 so 0.. MOW Wm Ads 24 to Mr. O. UNNAM PlowsSawa (0 dr to J. rafter% lAA. AI 26 so Mr. W. arritaws Maoist Begot it; 46 so Mt. lAssiors Ammar Jo The following alibi lasioll AS MOS 114%114 th• dell tearale. toe. Q Vadmilme& Mr* Barak Levi& Moat*. ieril ddrdrelP. . dad lila PROGILLIIII2 OF THE RACES. ••••••••••• sin • Tana or rya lien licarvai Panacea IVANISLOI . team Intl tire" rartag Mt UM ; ere= 10111 b. Illar e slaba. Oa wiwarle* Elli t o I. 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Ma ..1:4.1V2L s 1 b. no. ••••d• —T• eteee ms thebialbe Toe orbs eretia Illeveoes• Sam iiek iiilblll les el no • we. to torte lee MP met Is ibo Void lir. • m.o. lola otteortbore or es Illmer of 1110 atea.—Te are . sod weal Istyli Os rasa re web to be i.aaara rr•tr gam ii : Tai SramgotmG or tux Sole JuinLee.-The more of Mr. Trutt, Tones onsintrate, lad Capin's Hanle, seance, seeinr, Maine le the hoe of the ship Jubilee, of 764 to e kudos, Captain Joao Dome..., omelet, eb _rut Olt- TUE rota', ranee unarm slot* to the wettored of Bosh hihrhouse, on the ' , nob t w Cwi eves% with a cargos( aft IN ha va l ve d et 250,0004 , use led% Asieselll ear ern b• dise et bli,pado...Bl. peewee, hard hew the Dowd • Trade. The Pelves era mbeeh irtatteed the here • the Memel* maleieero, shoe seise through the evalerre, up= woe ed mod with a wind of Imam bers4s. which *falsest i etimins that lb Ism 0, as 0 4 woo *whiff to tie dank wi Jells Dough*, Ile maw; lkst, in rat vorrylls the Mite er sterol themetieetly La thew ken aro 'a sesloe woe andlee the redoes bet.. ttel goer. Y. '"g 6.'1" I. Old Of.• Ibs • bed the riekoebta se. =Wog Ow lame. iratowoy r ry levee hides he tasted ; the 'nabob wed Ohre OA. er 14 7 10 1 • 08 • • 100 " t, I, * Hie f.:in d ogre hherett al lag to the tree pintos Otto AO et amen the beirtnny. AL, It mt. tn.led Imelleshet he hew sot making fne use of the hell skis the me Mt as leteedent, la. a stette d aN pott ter wirsobewnd, whereby he le.ght lege aeneweed ;i4 .rear, whibt It rave bet t3e lee to b: s alset. Oidida elde to oohs more 'moo at Bless shit. I Hanle One; escorted is the etot• Need • NM wetalha was that of the poW• Soneito I. get eel ; Tiede hot nonelled the entiflowl o of a Y bee la phaty, ("jay eery it.c 1 a theme, ink. linnet/ , Dasese. allowlsd_bbe t eller tht NA. " 41 . 0 almC " a r ils. • Irmo wesawltsro, be del. stem eyes e a t, a a y , „A t ewes' Olen the LeW 114111111 Board, end pre ea Wain& tam gest hie, sad &we ts m at sod. sod abs.. an nos for • arta:ate ef reopetesey. te Week the hoe with impunity. Pah the a„,,. 0 POOl LITE, LOST OS THE PASSAOR PROM Bgz, a yt ' kb. / m i n k wkti sirs e ast i To Merrotarsx.-lhe &Hen tad Wlsk±kayea 7 . •enoer in her prop rose Bea Whet, an 71 1 687, vales! 1. iibly, Deed rte Greed fierniery ear ,,,,4 aatt „ mambas " Alta.! Ise thetogu'ehed lems•lf thee, wit% Heeves's latr, bort f tam ern*. sway her ad Os pennopre, he avoided the seeremooll el holy nen. He hie weer ay who's .4 whose wen lee. Tire et the estettesete = ear Itr bee *ever oneased anytndy. I emir sem he 1 „1" L'et"6" to Catfish lb* wbee two wn. cot.. has e.ofenr,l hien Ir. Ile ttt,itt•l the Irk:, 1 hip a(, hi "..,tp uci azolec (*Shin is Webb' Rory X VI., whit aastredly did m ote toe hot thus all the E AdTatimnsio.i _ eAsme __ I'OPOLAR NATURAL Cbriet.an will ego. .. . A CitrieLea selefiller. Loeser 111111 •.• .1 1,. 1, w taey. priet u it. tree lag yo: rat IL aLareetas 'a his tensest, or ley by seen wary le.ie lizrzn,r - n; or O. • 1 moiled I teat •••• thee et the briseade of &mew fe twisty years,- oars essneurno a we. •t••• bar. oene.l tbe bee pan io bold of the ow Pete (Pine IX.), is Le had et the i li e r i gr d zr yp knot one, sad mak It appear this lbws in °lbw masa rat tr: 1 1 1 .•••. - -( 1 4: • P.S. rell. -. P•ttir. sad 01,4 ' , in Pe* OM UN. °° With' (Advertisement.] CeivIELL'S ILLUSTIUTIM Mir •• • The ounts• b el n'te• hightswed lea. ••• /a eitr hiaLL-31e. L.pnot Id.. to new met. HU& le wet arriving los with Won las towels to be bore at Bootie+. It is ne set be order the* be soy tdseelt b• oatel-puta sit ratio to lIMOV*I 5.916. I. rest. cry r Lk* ••••57 Os e uetialert, rte. to m.o. te...ten k I••••• 4 7.1•14 pea 0. 'setae 111.1•114 ou tr. mre e. e..deeete enema tee wet, .roe of kw, Mot or delis. olaalptv 01.04 Paiir.sai 0.40 aloe beeirliwto • Paris mad Brame lc loAdos W. JeC, Bulingtmt area Ir. LITEIL4T URI M. EDMUND ABOUT'S PAMPHLET ON • THE ROMAN QUESTION."• We (Daily Newt) have bees Asinered with the perusal of the proof sheets of these resaarkallie sad sugrestive pages, which were published yestordey is Pais and in Brussels, .tit English teanslatkm, ea &retire with the special permission of the euti ue. up aneoanoed to appear in London within the next few day.. The history of the osiginal 6ecosi.re is worth relating. Sem& month. ewe M. About was engaged in writing a oa Rome end the Romans fa the Iheuteier, which the anttonties of the Vetoes Seed so intolerably witty and so mareilesely truthlhl that they earasedy represented to the Frauds opeerasaist the dearer of such • seandeleth impint ander the seal and sanction of the aloha *real ef the 'spire. The brilliant anther of retie, La Griot Chaineyeraine, sad La Foi dee Aftwiteyees was politeiv requested to Imes the States of the Church, aid to renounce him impres sions of Horns and the Romans. For nearly a year hi. About eras soatest to be Sleet, and to make no sign of final impeni tent* ; but the sondem and supreme crisis at which the Italian question steed at the beginning of the present year induced him to Meet hie scattered and anhaialied oancributions to the Allowiteur, and to embody them, with considerable revisions and additions, in a connected pamphlet of more than WO octavo pages. Whilst, however, the Italian question wee std, in the hands of diplomacy, it seemed to M. About's influential friends in France somewhat incoayseient to permit so scathing an indictment 'onset the Papal system to be published is Paris ; and accordingly the pamphlet printed Paris was removed to "merle for pubboatice. la the meantime, the loog-deferred bat in evitable struggle for Italian independence has arrived, and the objectioos which under other circumstances were court red to exist to the ap pearance of the bra-herr at Paris have disapßeared. Whether after its male ham been exhausted in France the imperial censorship may bedisposed,with a decent regard to misfortune, to defer to the suereptibilitiss of the Holy See, events irtil determine, but, at all events, fitters scrip,: mane!. We subjoin so street, fa what we most honestly call a rough sad ready translation, for it is impossible to psalm in another language the exquisite aroma sad pungency of the original text. M. Edmond About is a lineal intellectual daseendant of Voltaire ; he writes with the brilliant ease, the tone of good company, the piercing clearness, the genial temper, and unalterable good seem of the nerd mahide de Jitney . but the elfervesing epigram of the language evaporate* in the process of conversion into another idiom, as the salt of the thought loses half its net sad Savour. Those of our readers who are &milts . with the name and genius of the author will sot he comsat with any other words than his own ; bet all, we believe, will be glad to make esqoaintsaee with so good-hanioured and yet so pitiless a critic of Institutions which are still pa , Baited to blight the liberty sad happiest@ of three nations of our fallow-ereaturea TIN POPV• x INUDOL , embolic elharoh, - 1;111oh samils• IX, Isaias of ladivideils, wilkeitt 1031• Mat Y. kr/ Mon eta. TLe Cardinal Bishop el 11 , saa • who le aka dedgemed uf Jews Christ, - Holy Fisher," semi Peps, is im esitst with bosaillea au , barig over the sire of this 139 sail does of catholic,. This w►a•Yios to nosed diviollas doss Idaho bosons to t►e stosteasth oratory. If pcstority does Adios It will 1:4 woeful fur do wow - Thai Papal royalty ia supported by et moos cl rem, stad Ins in all time oared grer dir,,ustent. Take away the corsevativo party—tar is to say. the aim who have u in- Milli in the goverment, and the wrecked It has completely Motored—and you Isar are but discontented people. Should the complarts of the modera.• party or snowily chance to reach the ran o: the I":.pe, and draw frm him ohm. emirs tremens his orasener, the ennilnal minister replies tbotth• building Is old, and they must Dr touch it, on peril of triaging it oboes chit kers. "Aire us the drop," he says " N have no &Urea. The building will IM r long es your Holum.," Ad the Tcpe's good interims see trulth•• The ronfooodisg of the two rows, whkh would be bear 11161 by 'toenail:a, coeopromins test oaly theMandato but the Washy at the Pup It bfs tbs woo of the Pope that beadle wise peoples goods. It is to the sante et the Pops that:lG allOCIA{iOblW does lais cam .Theve Domething sessilidous la abs mama: the two words, Pontiac tl lottery." Tho &meat, provided they an .spite priame, toe psi ats, for arrant., sot beiguok, de clare they ban cautioned to dente ttenaselves long enough. It ehu.k see that the activity sal papally at the 'ob ject+ of the Pope wen is noel pi:aortas to the diatoms wheel' maenad Worms then s.d R0M5..... TY Rooms have • ~, t y fad ti reot new t t r the law. The reran is that tt.vre a alloolauly .o law ia the etastry. They meson as Coto Nspoti se, abs. they call for it ournestly. They he oat impart the "Asia capyre of their maten The Cloteal omitted to comm.', the isanallty of met; bet the taw of the ante—Nu oto ray, the will of the Pope eiarefsily sialstas• it. If Ido VA fork= the ekrty among W cisme' of nasty. It id 6 -Call's that body is hears to the Wiwi by ,te lateratto, is privilege., sad sane ail by in origin. The cardinals and rathiti ere sot. Plactall aproluog. the subjects of the Pope, btt rather be mumees sad the perdu of hie oanipoteaco. The pets .ias of the Etersal City an big children badly brought up, sad perverted is &throat ways by their ids c awn The govenusest, bring in the midst of hem, hers thew, sod traits this mildly. It taus them lightly, give thew sights, sad sortatinice Mead (pewee it anessie), tha remedy winded Mb, the Raper' re of the demean. It does ate teach them to road, nor does it forbid them to beg. It and. Csparbin hive into ther btates. TM Capuchin girl loteray a rk. te to the et*, Copies with the basbead, sad loch. aloe abs chid,,., who an ecossimally mid by the -• to tale after kw to a remarlishie. &pow The ptittr.ol. et &al. an owe never to die of banger. It they have a I bread at home the law auLto. than to take • roll out of the lakes brew. All am fa shied a theca is to be gold ( ~ noties., to prostrate tamale's beds* the prase, to histabid tamessine beton the pee, to bend before the rick sail sot to melte revel. ices. 7 be, are poever'y pariblumi if they bolus to tainasidest , et EIMIIt, or talk dimeopertfally albs es ate. 71, tribtami of the Virarist I dors aot •I ma any enema on this heed, at the pollee t. t, I ?nay cm pianist ca all mite I.4ata. Crimes me forgives. teetotal. le smouroged, hat ashamed if any liberty, a teroh spinal an alms, ea amatioa of the pride of low had, them are ash tor ebieli dins lat se was. It ie astostillog to an that atilt sorb ra olitaillsa they an earth any that at Illat I haat mot la the Teleasernse mans slapk-es faded, grim, asaolimes basks, pM skim is tits biases., Ines larval& et Moping —ens to OA npsaythag. TEI CAYSTAL AILACA Two pest eathoritios Mr es to the sort of people which the eat ward tsars to a reasrde. Mr- Dickens gives se Is sr of hr asset rear park:rim rasa ceiregro at awry ssawairear end mar leer orbit bill dreossier, ISA set atime showire odor, who went to revel to the biting bust, nern Imaistry under its influence, and weep tears of ley r they Ira the parUcular owners at which it. most atereened toy to moat to mom. tem itself. Mr. Kingsley, ea Ma err le* pairry worships the Miff sor'esster, sal darer it to be the feweadis gals of indomitable Isar% Irma may, sessreas, sad amour ChriMisaity r gentaral. The eerily who Pus nd to the tnangural hatred at the Crystal Patois yesterday wars decidedly of the IJapley earl of ablellpheale amateurs, for they were matere sumedlissly, univerally hi !woos, and as gaily and lightly drained as it the time wen rural:user, sad the thennerear steed at 90 dep. to tb• shade. They tilled everyderstlog Lela ram Leaderlellps as rapidly sa it mid he thews simplis the platform sad to moo weer a little mom, to Yoh own mmilist imps ; elf, whoa they arrived at Bydeshass, disposed thisedies owe the mods to Mein dm Mimi littls Cows Midi Yd lho Yeallimem as leavoly as they did thorisalm, ma Weisel so tidy Berke dews sad Brig lisk men sr Mem, Moe Um woad eels bat its; ward berry and paid Pre. The wahliewas were Is high per hors, Mare a aldose palms sessad ; the tulips dis played Utak poly eats Mb moolutios; and ma ems "rpm metlsi, ter wihli we mid hardy hen oi -1 meld ea loth aim, tomtrivad, is spite of tho blast, to gm up a very esepestable display of deal annuity. Within ill. building this dhplay of War was still more brilliant and varied, for trey the east wind dared not to enter, and them ' fore ell the bosedial plants which are so carefully nursed in pots end rase mold pat forth their veiled blooms in pee hot awe rad sessrity. DRAMA. FRENCH PLAYS. The pretty but unfortunate little St. James's Theatre is once again tenanted by a French troupe, though this time the artists ars all stringers to the London public, and, with one exception, holding but second rank in their own country. The "Par" is Wills Localise, from the Gait, s tank lady, who may be ranked with Mbs Elsa Terry on our own stage, and whose style of acting la much p the same school, where breadth rather than neatness le anted at, end where, so long that the laugh be raked, no samples stand in the way of the mane for extracting It. With an extraordinarily quaint face and demo, with capital animal spirits and much expromtve pantomime, Mdlle. Leonine rattled throes:l the scene, and received immenas appliense from her compatriots, who crowded the gallery and the slips. From the large type accorded in the bills to two other artists, Y. Maim and Mdlle Anna Delia, their talents would ap pear le be mare appreciated by the manager than they were by the public ; but while them le no mum for medal praise to a g leavldesl, It le but fair to my that all, even the melba chsesetere, are aptly and conscientiously Mild, while the minor details of the stage an awed for with that meolaion which innritbly distinguishes the French theatrioli artiste. Two picas. were played laet night, the fere, du ' , WWI. being 1 a MI act vaudeville calk d Zoos. Chopolard,the ton of which is whop a little two highly-spiced for English palates. Tee staple dish of the evming, " the admired drum. rand.- dile in ire acts, entitled Mark; do, la Pork dr Savoie," is well known is Loading. IJuder its original title of La Beam sts:lhesi, with Madame Albert for tea heroics ; in ita operatic form of Liam di Chassoswix ; at in Mr. Albert Smith's adaptation of it which wee produced some ten pore seer sailed The Atari ej Chassorni, with Mot R. Hamar in the goloalpal character—the story of the poor Savoyard girl whom troahlos sad temptations i• Faris are virtuously over. coos, mad finally asset with t►eir proper reward, has been listened to by all deems of the ploy-going public. It M a very pretty little piece, end loot Right excited se much into red as though It were a perfect novelty. The French oompasy will Tema& for eta weeks, during which period le ithisrnir dr Lem, lm Crochets do Pies Marti; (Tha Porter's Ilse), and other pieces of celebrity, will kie produced. MUSIC. lONIC 130CIITY. The Phillsarmomio Society Ms tegua its forty mesa sum ; sad we lam with plume teat at Iles tad d warty by a Notary, tail hsk he& Si. wooing plass Ratan the mulakel ilwitatleor d Ziespe, tidi est a sign of wealtassi or decay. Tires ere one who try to reptant the Philharmonic Society as antiquated, beidml th• spkit of the rise, and usable to sow tend with rm., eel mere energetic bodies. It la tree that the aosiely Y efl„ bat it le equally true that It *toys 1 e • pen aid se ;". • fast ealltdently proved by the cassinelve alreemiewee, eat, fa spite of the eager rivalry alaildribrnekesigiiimisis sad In spite, too, of the do. praeles Winona of Wills slam the subeceiption of this mason considerably mons& those et hat and several preview yearn As to the principle which pawns the adminietration ef the Philbarmonie EiCciety, we ham often expeeseed our eglikat of le. It O simply this That the prime object is the prodoctias of what is best and greatest in mask, sad that interior works ars mot to to brought forward In order to gratify • teethes craving for novelty, which, after all, among the &meet wpm:stared the Pldllimmoole canterts, does not mist. Were • aan Beethoven sr a now Mandebeela to arin, tbsa the Pidibrarrie Bedell yeah! be the lint to predonlis wain, as ibey awls Int to rodeos the woke el Dwiltswa awl themselves. Bet we, far sou part. see van is esnion ourselves with the immortal samba el Ns" Mess" Beethoven, Bpohr, sad et lent mill swore any star shall be added to that BieWoa 1111•11100111 L TM awn of but night was a true Philharmonic Can• SW% IS WE WON ihme the followiag fwgirwome Paw L - Owe 111119111 ..... 1 4. 111 a Now I ltsdraMall!bop ...... is Overierik "The .1 Ye Webs PAR,!!. Illatais la D, Ile. 1........ .................... Dedham& D.us.. ft in Ma." Maelms Aar BLIMP I .d) Neese SAWS .......... uere Ovortan t ; d Zaakherelote" ...... ........ ...... Nowt,. pactut -Profemor Damen. Mr. D. Bayda's eighth epophosy, one of those written in London 201011104 . 1 concerts, I. one of the great master's mole benieltal orchestral works; so clear, natural, Ample, and pm la wary pieces so grand and vigorous, Heat its freshness ma arm Ihda. We cameos oreadve musical taste err fig late a state when such works as this shall no longs Oren And the same Wag try be said of the other ryes- "bow of last night, Besthemen's in D, which, though one of tho esseporea early welts, is full of breathes which mut le pontastol. Probably three two fine symphonies never were batter performed than on this occasion. Dr. Boma took the time of every movement moat judiciously, end' beerght out adm'rably the meet delicate abodes et air and expression. Joachim's new Oacerto was ealwalwtod to exhibit all the wonders of his tamearleat strutter, err full of original and striking Yon, end as a piece of orchestral writing, dieplieyed the aUU of a coneenunste musician, rich in all the reeonrces et hie art. There were pose e full of fir* and peaclue, with many arsine of sweet and expressive melody ; but, taking the work with reference to its general design and the propor tion and symmetry of Its structure, we feel that we must beer it oft.ner than once before we can form a clear app.. bunion of it as a whole. The performance of Bash's ameteme, In which be drew from hie unaccompanied Loam mat foil and complicated hammier, wee one of the.. month of execution which probably no other violinist could tibia,. The vocal pieces are all well known, and roortived maple justice Irma the two sooospllard performers. ESCHEW:I2 BONDS. TILIASDIT CHMIBINS, Mita 28 —Tr Lords Comotiodonoro of HR Kojostro Talasini a r neur tibl — =Bat litd dm PAW* dad istellat et (perks 2) wit be paid at the Beak of reel/red ea Nesdaqt a llay wit. The boa& new be lett ea the Beak of fur szanlaation set later thsa Wednesday, the 4,1 t my rest —Oasstee. HOME .% MD COLONIAL NCZOOL SOCIIITY..--1110 maul exasaiaMita el ibe teatetre mew bailee la skis ki. Minolta took plan yesterday magas at the eitsbaielimeat la Om' whet. read,la to. pease* et a leap swam of Alters. la the adman. lb. eased tart s/ yr kW at the Noe plem, old was aloe wen atteaditd. Tie Asir eras IWO by the lariat Miaow, paeldeat of the imatkaties. [Advartisameata—W. I. W. Biasips, or as Me St Laitaseata, lae pot neallama • ars Illsnassia so widens ttem Iv pat I. we amp.. It dWai be tiagia .as ses Yew . Static • moat se % sealstas Wai m akimbo d as 1..- - bat walk le las l suet le bee Al eat in ma NATAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MAY made, E. Y. Dent (1357), to the Cressy, 80, screw steam guard ship, at Sheerasse. ?smatter C. A. Bern. (1847), to the Exmouth, 90, screw steam vett dttp, at Devosport. Mat* C. R. Maedeasld, to the Hero, 91, wow 'Wm ship, et 16.111///1/5. _ . - _ ~_ 30.—Cometsaders 8. B. Dolling (1858), to tin Nlla saw arm ti- ship at Quesastows, tad I. L. Pon_y ( 868), to the albal, 91, wow aim gaard-ship, at Portaoath. — l/Wlemeito 0. H. Mammal (IMi), to the Medley, 4, paddle-wheel steam earveyutg veteol, KeMterraneen station; sail Z. J. lemma (1860), to the Jews Watt, 91, 'crow mem ship, at Devewpart. Serpow C. B. Mom, OLD. (1142), to the Wellington, 72, at Devon's:mt. Pastestere H. H. Shanks (1857), to be additional to (be FLaw SO, mew Main ship, tot emit guard Sirde• on the meet Inland ; and J. Doyle (1861), to the Cambrian, 40, Ewa India and China elation. WOOLWICH, MAT 2. Ia accordance with an Admiralty cailar, the Arty screw corvette of 36 guns, will be latutchtd at Dopttwd Dockyard oa tho tad of June aut. Thy Lisard steamer, CHATHAM, KLT 2. tenant-Commander E. B. Mail, trine into witi,;;;; thL aßsrn sod em barked from the dockyard First Lieutenant J. R. If small, First Liestenent J. M. &dish., 2 eergeenta, 6 corporals, sad 91 mat of the Royal Marine Light Infantry, for service on bosrd the Minotaur, gu.ardship of the steam reserve st the Non, the former guardahip, the Cressy, 80, having been oedered to be Wed for the Channel fleet. The 16th company of the Royal Fauttneers commenced come of pontocalog this morning, at 81. Mary's-cask, Rrom with General Blanshard's pootoons. • isserst of the Royal Artillery, ooneisting of 107 nos-commielened Alms and men, under the command of Lientonnts Mansell and Gill, arrived from Sheerness thin afternoon, mad were immediately forwarded by railway to Davenport, where they are to be seabed. PORTSMOUTH. May 1. The Lord Raglan, merchant ship, was towed into harbour this mains with a Imp imam al military la valida from tia East Indira. The Sydney Hall: icreV merchant sieenser, is taking in ordnance dower from the Onnwherf for CHbraltAr. MAT 2. The Da, 4, eta= store ship, Mater Commander — Thomas C. Ptdien, salad this forenoon for Woolwich. TY Pigmy steam vessel, Mater Johnston, sailed this slfasous with supernumeraries for the ship at Portland. A large play of volunteers arrived at the dockyard this afternoon from Loudon, for the Hannibal, 91, screw, Captain Matthew Comity. Os Sunday a large detrain:ant of Coast Guardsmen called in for sea service attired at Portsmouth by rail, and were oceveyed into the dockyard by the goverment line. These men, the greater number of whom are good lemma, will, for the most part, be drafted into the ships just ccortradoned, and form the nuclei of crews, to be completed by volunteer& from the merchant navy, sad other* who may be attracted to the ferrite by the bounty promised by the royal woolens- Um just baud. ' Major-General the Earl of Cardigan, K.C.B. (lespector-General of Cavalry), yesterday resumed the in spection cesuneecel hy him, at the Cavalry Depot, Wald stop, on the previous Friday, balms impede' the garrison at Dover on Biewday. A secomaka of rides" X o tr i, establishment, wage ant pee through in the bang followed by sword end laws ezerthes, end leaphg, in the' berrack.fleld, ea also by gm ands. The several depots then went through sword 's& lama needless, ea feet, is the barrack-square, these twig pertlealarly_ performed. The riding establishment having see bean bepsoM la complete marching order, and the eies' ride gems through, the la spectim concluded, his lsrdshlp ezpreesing Ikea** Wishe d= with the whole el the partiewmoss of the troops. IIANNINO Till NArfe—Conaiderable excitement to the scenes districts el the metropolis on Bator- Z i et isd ades last. Shealy after .In Veto* the Registrar Gourd of Seems arrived Is Ratellf-highway, with him copies of the Quesn's prockunan , im, rut offering a bounty of 101. to 101104. catering the navy. Having hastily collected • few of the pablioans end lodging house keepers of the vicinity, that piaderen addressed them In a few stirring aed earliest weeds, takerdas them that immediately on receipt of the proclamatios he bad considered it hie duty to come amongst them, and that, In order to pat an red to the various reports which bad bees molest for the last few days, he depaded on their iallesece to make knows I as spottily as poesible and _place in a proper point of view, the truest/1m of matters. He appealed to Iheir loyalty and common attachment to their country to lend their sled b establishing • cordial feeling at this evened crisis, whim, without any warlike intention on our part, It breams near eery to take scenes for placing the realm b mearky, and peetweing our commerce. These sentlemetts ware basally responded to, and lir. Ward, the landlord of the Hoop and Grapes, when the meeting hark place, fm msdiately launched &carnage covered with the national flap and placards of the prods ,matkes drawn by foar greys. This extemporised equipap, furnished with a band of meek, play leg poplar tunes, end manned with pliant tars, traversed the principal streets of the district until • late hour, amidst the enthusiastic graft( a the mated multitude. Yesterday moraine, the oan tags, drawn by four greys, the brad pay ing " Rule Britannia,' , passed through the several streets east of London-bridge. Owing to the long prevalence of easterly winds, comparatively tew seems ere at present In the Port of London • but • shift of wind will bring into this and other ports of the United Kingdom espy thousands now detained in the chop of the Channel, amid them can be no doubt but that the numbers required will speedily present themaelvee.-81iMperg Owns. MORE SHIPWRECKI_IIND 1088 07 LIPS OR We regret to any that the wreck of the Pomona is not the only osenelty that has occurred on the Irish coast during tho last few days. The Itteassais Jourosal lays: " An it approached daybreak on Friday morning, the wind, which had been blowing very bard horn E.S.Z. rose to a fall gale from the rune point. Sam a ft er 6 o'cloc k the sky became overosst with dente tenses of aloud driven in from seaweed, and about d o'clock rata came down in tweets, flooding the 'tests and compelling wayforme to ma for shelter. Nothing can be well imeed mem Snide than lite fury of the am from Bowth up to the Drogheda tar. An form the eye could reach nothing Gould be seen sling the mat but dense muses of foam end spray mead by theta's" that rolled in thunder to the simms. The coast from Hinge town to Ashby did not paint a less Smile aspect, and the sea rents high that everything afloat had to make fur the merest sheltered =chorus. Three Sae vestals have been totally wrecked, and it is said not Mee than 13 lives lost. Whoa the sea was breaking over the iron-bound coast at Lay town, a fins schooner-rigged vessel, &twits of every exertion on the part of her crew, drifted helpierly on shore, and on taking the ground she h eeled over from the restore of the seam which broke over her In deluging Mamoru The point at which she struck is ranch dreaded by mariners. and is known es Bea-head. After the .chooser had struck the mew got the jolly-boat over the Wilma" to leeward, and aysiling dummies, of the partial &altar which the hull of the yeses] afforded, they contrived to get away from the wreck, and providentially got ashore. A flee clipper French Nobooner, laden with ir.tri ore, went ashore the mum time off Skent when the captain and a boy were washed overboaid and drowned. There being title or no chinos of the vessel hold. Mg long together, one of the sailors jumped into the ma, ' and etrook out for the land, whkh he reached. Two of the crew remained on board the vessel, which threatened every minute to break up end go to tr. They were ultimately rescued by the liteboat. tre evening large fragments of wreck ware borne to the shore at Howtb, and proved to be portions of the ' Dusty Miller, of Newcastle.' This mem! is ouppoeed to have been about 240 tons burden, and must have goes ashore at the north-eat side of fret oad's Eye daring the fury of the gels cm Wednesday eight, and brats up immediately. Of she of the crew, said t: be eleven is number, there Is sot the re• meting doubt. From the fearful sea that was hankie' in on the almost upright cliffs of Ireland's Eye at the north•erat attar the vessel striking, escape must have been hopeirra, end the unfortunate coptain and kis crew must have perished miserably. Two metals were reported to have been seen off the Wicklow coast oa Friday in a attic: condition, end there was every RIM to fear that would go rebore during the night. One of them wee ;co bly the unfortu nate routons. The rein sad Mena costindld unabated up to daybreak on Fatneday morning." MAT-DAT.—The procession which on this day is annually formed of the vans and wager trams belonging to the goods devourer of the South Eaterm Railway Comm psay peased off yesterday with 111 , ,T• than the usual Mel. Great pains bad evidently been taken this year, and the sleek and well-conditioned animals appeared r if proud of the gaudy tripping' with which they were soUtonshy ewer loped, poritily no where out of London could welt on Ro mero number of fine Lorre, the property of one eatabliab rent, be exhibited, and from the recourse of pintas sad toe interest winroved along the line of rade, this display voodoos be become one of the eights" of the metropolis. The proemial prod from the Bncrayere Arse station along **Old Kant-rood and Dover-rat to Bs. Georgia ettwee, wines the drivers broke off inte wises directions ; ibe smereg, r we understand, being devoted to enjoyment mesegie the new is this branch of the ommars service. INN= TalieLL—The undorinuntiowod gondes new omen Saturday oared to the ben by tar Hoe. &arty of the low Tema :—Botrart Water Dsysh iliorsa, Esq., Y.A. ; Ferd.ark Evers, Esq., Water Kleposts Carmen, Esq., sad henry Posits, hsq.—Chaelas Vaughan, Bob. trassuror. [AtiVert WIOWIO.] HOLLOWAY'/ 01111WZNY. ElArroom—w About heaNA so bora - f•t. WWI. V. 1.06 PPM sal WIN= 11:3 1* WWI ilesplars = 1.6 / 1 Iworls Tett se MVIIIF .Yr vac explra " NMI •••• i• Wag Ed Namur to willo paha broom arm dill meg Mobs lasello. Kato intelitsnue. EQUITY COURTS.—MAY 2. (Beiges the Lord Cranes llor and the Lords Justices). Till ATTORSIT-OINIBAL V. DAYT. la SU sae an iskemation bed ban Med by the Attorney- General in October, 1852, in whit& the ceurehwerdene the perish cd St. Cites, Norwich, were the relators for the =of setting made a lame dated lab September, 1726. was eireated by the them existing cenrobwertlens, by whisk tartan property held on chartist& trusts to the perish was let for 600 years at s oust of 81. s- year. The ground am which it wee sought to set the ad e wee that it wee en improper sad improvident one, and bed been mated for an inedequate coneiderauom, and lashed s breech of tenet on the part of the grantors. The vomiter came bobs the Ms*, of the Rolle in and it Was objected that the afterestion wee barred by the Statute of Useetarkaa. It append that an information in which the same awake was involved, namely, the " Attorney- Often' v. Magdalen College, Oxford," was heard before the Master ti the Rolle about the same time, who held that the Statute of Lanitations did not apply to awes of clarity ; be der gave a like decisions the pesieS cam. The nab the Astons-Genera v. Mtigi College" west appeal to the House of Lade, when tbe wee of the Master of the Hale wee reversed, and it was laid down that Saida were kW/ subject to the provision' of the statute. Owing to that dereelom,en appeal was brought in the present as from the &wee of the court below. The arguments now tamed on whether than we. anything in the present ow different from that of Magdalen College. Mr. Daniel and Mr. Speed appeared for the appellants ; Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Heelop Clarke were as the other side. The Lad Chancellor said that until the decision in the Home of Lords on the Magdalen Collapses, It had ban the opinion that charities wore not within the opention of the Statute of Limitation.. But for fleas.) he should has ban of opinion that churcbwsrdena beats fluctuating body, did not come within the meaning of the words " person" sad " trustee," used in the 24th and 25th sections of the statute. Am the matte/ stood, however, this court was bound by the decision of the House of Lads, and, Sombre, the informa tion must be &mimed, but without sac The lords Jostles concurred that the court wee secluded by the judgment of the Mose of B r ace the Megdales College ease, Lord Jostles Knight observing the; lookiag to the previous authorities alone, he should have come to the sine concision as the Mater of the Hells. The Lord Chancellor stated that it was his intention to alt for same time la thie court, sad be would take appeals from the Master of the Bolls sad Vice-Chaeoedlor Klnderalsy . COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-MAT 2. &taw la Banco.—(Before Lord Chief Judos Cockburn, and Joatkes Crowds, Willis, and Bytes.) CLLIII V. DICIESON.-ALLIOID 11111.11.1111111TATION. This was an settee to mover money paid fee some shame to the Waled Potosi Lied and Copper Klee. upon *impound that the plaintiff kuul been induced to take the gazes by false representations, and at the trial the verdict was for the plaintiff. The matter now mute en upon canes bang shown &gate►t a rule for • new trial ; and it was contended on the part of the defendant that there had been no misrepresen tation. _ . . The Lord Chief Justice said he we' of opinion that the role should be discharged. Looking at the prospectus betted by the directors, of whom the defendant, Colonel Dicey" was one, it seemed to him impossible not to that there was mbrepreseetatioe. The directors informed the public, where they invited to take shame in tills company, that the property consisted of a mine, which was held far a term of years, granted by nits Louden, Esq. • end the directoss went on to say that they had made smingemente for the purchase of the whole of this valuable _property for 6,00 W. cub, and 23,000 L paid-up shares. The fact wee that the Immediate isesee of Price Loved's, Lq., wee lir. Williamson, who bad made over his interest for 1,0001 to Wilkiosoe, who was sesociated with Colonel Diebacm, Fier to the issuing of the prospectus. There was don in two rarticulare—tbat the purchese was mi =r;ll: cemputy foul the person wbo derived tic interne from Priem Loveden, EN., end that the towidevation wee 30,0001. Looking at all the cfrourastances, there was no rfor statism aside the verdict as "gaunt the evidence, t ad hough them might be some grenade for contending that the plaintiff had been led to purchase the shares by the istatement of a gentleman who wee a broker, yet there wee the oath of the plaintiff that It was the rspreseutaticats in the prospectus which induced him to take Awes, ead the learned judge warn net & d rebelled with the veediet, damberge. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. MAT 2. (Bohm the Judge Ordbary.) =ITN (1111 ZIA GUARDIAN) V. lIIIO.—NLIARIAOR WITH • DICEY= wars'. norm This was a nit relating to the propeety of one Benjamin Smith., deceased. On his death letters of administration had been amnia to his reputed widow, who had afteetrazda mar triad the &deadest, but who Ina alto deed. The plaintiff, a minor, now demanded (by his tint) letters of alministration, on the ground that the so-called Mrs. Smith could not really have been the wife of the deceased, because she was the haltaister, on the mother's side, of it former Mrs _ _ and Dr. Liphillcs appeerei for the pleistiff; Mr. &Omit Ballaityns awl Mr. HSADISI for the defeedast. 11e kart Sound the facts in conformity with the pile of the pldnlid; end Sir C. Criswell, revoking the previous lettere et Medals tration, 'nutted sew ones, es prayed ; but isesresd the ques tion el costs. COURT OF BANHRUPTCY.—NAT 2. (Won Mr. Osoduisair Fasbleaque.) IN RE 11011 LI:SIND/OA, SCILLISINOZZ, AND PANJITT. The wart was occupied .11 48 7 la alari=" lB la Ude ore. The bankrupts were ftsalters of hag. strf et, eadthe certificates of am fichlmbgers were opposed on various grounds. At the close, lila amour said it would be quite haprosible for him to give his judgment at that sitting, as he might find it notes ray to reed °Tar all the Gamins. woe again. Mr. Begley—Perhaps your honour will discharge Mr. Chicks Paella to-day ? Tb. Commiselosisr—ls them say objection on the part of the assignees or the creditors I' Mr. Ltaklater—None whatever. It is quite cigar he has beau the victim. The Commissioner—He has been the victim; bat I am not in the habit generally of drawing distinctions between partner, bemuse, as they an liable for each other, they are also bound to watch the proceeding■ of each other; and if the bankrupt Charles Partitt had been • little older, or • little more Intelligent, it Ia very probable I should hays undo him liable for the gross negligence in the keeping of the u mlaute at any rate, and for blindness in some other parti culars. Mr. Linklater—Perhaps the withholding of your &moues decision might be conaldend u imputing something to him. The Commissioner—No, I don't think that. Bat I think it is exceedingly necemary that he should have • lemon, and that Ids father should have a lesson also —that be should not lave launched hie ship before he found her seaworthy. He was rather too much in a bony to put his ern into business before ha saw that he was competent for it. I shall give him • secoad-clues certificate, and suspend it for six months, be came a portion of blame attaches to him as to the book keeping, seeing that he was in that department. Mr. Licklater—Perhaps your Honour will make it six months from the date of the last examination ? The Commiesloner—Yes. I will give judgment is the case of the other two bankrupts Is soon as I possibly can from this day. Mr. Linklater and Mr. Hopgood appeared for the assignees ; Mr. Spins for a creditor; Mr. Roxburgh and Mr. Bagley for the bankrupts. MIDDLESEX SES,SION& The May General Sessions of the Peace fie the county of Middkem commenced yesterday, at Clerkanwell, tutors Mr. Paehley, Q.C., widest judge. Mr. Creasy, deputy, and the followingjostices wcrepresent :—Dr. &Mama, Mr. flogartb, Mr. Co., Mr. Gould, Mr. O'B. B. Wo.ileey. Mr. &straw, Mr. Arthur Bellaatise, Bir James Tyler, Mr. B. IL Her woodt Mr. White, Mr. Pennell, Mr. limasheal, Mr. W. P. Bodlus, Mr. Woodward, Mr. Busslem, Mr. 13,shford, Ac. There were 72 prisoners for trial, viz , 64 for felony, sad 8 for miodemesnour. The ewe disposed of during the day were of a Wiling nature. THE POLICE COUR73. lki ANBION:110IISE. Bear Batten, cond;triiitec aridWl/I;ns Weedneffs, driver, of a Bayewater omnibus belonglog to the London General Ornnibtut Company, were summoned for adebehaviour upon the complaint of Mrs. Emily Tripp. Mr. Stevens Tripp, solicitor, of d, Danewisn, who • to conduct the case, said the complainant wee hi. w P ig b a lt neverthelem he had taken proceedings solely on pablie grounds, as the edelarhavieur with which the defendants, or, at all meats, one of than, were charged wee so grew, that if it were to be geoerally permitted it would be impoesible for reopeotolika imaides to travel in otonthuaes nalees they had gentleman' to protect them. On the Thursday preceding Ooed Friday the complainant, with her mother and a little girl, get Into the drfandents' omnibus for the purpose of being cooveyed to the Llndoo-bridge Railway Station, but before ttie omnibus reached London-bridge the de feodents told the complainant, her mother and thdd, ea wall es three other ladies who were in the vehicle, that they mart get out, and upon their refusing to do so the °cadets°, told them tbey roust stay there all night, while the amities wee draws into Arthur-street, sad it was only after being enmended by a mob wed being grossly teethed by the aw ducter that the defendaste, epos the reeseastraues of a policeman, at last proceeded to their dretinatioe, whets the complainant only artived SIM la time to save tag trais, owl slier be (Mr. Fripp) had bees waiting for twenty-Ave minutes. f:nee the affair every apology had been made, end be lied been importuned Oct:Lvr. the cam, but he felt booed to do so upon pablicri Evidence in corroboration of the above statement having been giro), The Lord Mayor said the public must be protected while traveling in ossalboem, and ranch pram wee due to the mm- Etts2t for the manner in which she had acted in thus g case before the court. him his duty to revoke t7w7reense of the candeotor sad swam ma to • ins of M. or bnprimament for ell woks; TN, the detest, whom con duct was only wrowg In stopping before he reached Na deed. Wks, mutt pay 20a. lass was paid, and the textual:ea Wass at coo rooked. TES Lail BCMPICTED MUMS AT ausrot. BRISTOL, MAT 2. The adjourned inquest on the body of Mr. W. James Butler, wholesale Mathew, which wee found under circamatances Mediae to the Oda that be had been mur dered, wee muted this day at the Idarteery bikes the City I Cower J. B. (triad, P.p., ad molted a peat dial of Intense - 711; - girl Harried limas, who was found, it will be remembered,. In the act of robbing the corpse was again present m ottetody. The evidence se to cries et "'larder" baring beet hoard by a costom•houre otiose en duty on the quay on Wednesday night wear followed by that of • man maned William Bruton,' waiter at the Sinn Inn Breed-street, who had waited on the derameed at that nu: almost immediately before his demise. The most int partied part of hie evidence was that when the deceased paid hint for hie luncheon end for some reireetunente be had bad, he observed that he had gold in his purse. Wit ten lasi caw hiss to notice him at about half-pest eleven o'clock at Wed, but did not see him quit the inn. Mr. Hoz, of the Ualon-oeller,. Union-street, deposed that at • VApea one o'clock, jut one the body wen found by * he pealed through Hort-street, and of courts wee ekes to Z-alley. He observed tme or tso paeans nese the spot, but did not observe anything perticular, or hear any Mal or monads of persona scuff mg. There so other witness present, the comer said be p roposed to hear from the girl Evens an statement which might wish M make in ap of het poultices. Harried Evans wee then cautioned in the maid way May*/ anything which might criminate hovel!, arshe nobs Ornament In which Ms denied all knowledge of the =Nam to width the deemed came by his death. She said ills bad herself been drialdag, and on going down the steps Taos Hail-street Into Zalley she ear a man lying en the ground, se she sawed, drunk end salsep. She took up his mebnlle, pushed his with It, and tried to moues him; sad as he did not SWIM her she put her bend is his pocket and palled oat by purse end some halfpence. She had scarcely dame so an theMst wee upon her. The Censer whether the polios had discovered say evidence to throw further light on this my sta. rims affair, sad befog answered In the negative he pro ceeded to maw up the sadism, after which the jury found, " That deemed was found deed in Z-alley, having dislocated the third vertebra of the spine." There is • rumour that sines the inquest the police have discovered farther evidence, but I cannot trace it to say authentic souros. MARKE7B. LOIDOI W11177•Y DOOR DlTlllllls....Arze M. Imported Dolleroi Pr. 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Colds. 4145 ate: Woo, 114 et to se eel. No Ode. nr Booth Amadei= es.—tren as a am. &ale ma 4 Cterle4 eel onsees e WL.—LITBILPOOL, MAT L—Tio Was of mum Mig . IN in YWO Msm •ma Dana. Si IMIU I . P 6 01.- cilO mod boo lass our, bodied. CATTUL—LITIMPOOL. WIT 2.—Tbs apply of WU, coorldoisbio of obro. roam War MN denial slow for each. os Loma prices for 'MIL Ifirdirlsl &MP la Woo of mitol, TRAFFIC RETURNS. WILL MO Per Mon Telma. MI, spa mein alialbaba f jet a . o l7l AVell - ... A ! 17,41 Kin lefeitsaood XOl =OM Ul4 1009 14.10 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABULTIII6. duim, of Whentsd, hem MUMS. to Odnme, with seals. fosadered es the lama and Cower Mod on the 11111. April ; nester mid ewes mes drowmd, eta mm landtd hies..—tanderlasd, Ilay 1. fildstoo, teem Leases& to lembey, eat le days, to. put Is ham leaky.—Llebom Apell 10. Flanges Itlghtlnsals. Winnow, mind hem from Banco Ayres, has bar buwepelt mess, sad bead and most. mobs away, having her mat... lass sight of the Lleard with a Paean lugger. TAY hamellelsly sash.-lehooutl, key 1. - 11=d badflak maw as • board iftp;er, w Wally leat a l a the Nth Ilprfl. Lay mete of lathe owed. dens k Karen. OD. T." Nom. appaared.—titbon. lemsaa.—deversl of Ma dead bodies ha.. tees tweed salon floe die Panoma aka a few plank. part of the poop, sad acme pass. pea' elaita.—Weseard, Aarti VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Areredsat (brattoo), of at attan& Luau for Mutton]. April 17. Aliguls (ship). ham Pirmlo3, otamliag to to Table 0.7. Minh 13, cie Roam Wald. Atlisamo, tree Manila ice Ora. Yea 111. lat 1111 8. lon 3117 E. Amelia hom Ceylon Oar Latidem, P.k 17. istUll. 10w . 24 Z. Es. Make Mu (berow). Mania 11. mot U 11 0, 100 41 Pl Osamortiott a (rertuar, of DelMol. for Lap. yell lA, lot 1614 N, ire 1031 W. Commodore (barque) but Portsmouth tor Alwascisla IS dap. MI well. /ugh 6, lot to 30 N, km 733 W. Omatallailos, from Corloa Pa Login, Mardi 3. Li Dorado (target), from Mauritius, March 4, Lt 33 10 IL low 31 113. lamer (bripathmh ham Umouol for Pontrmbooo, Aorli 16,M1 . . Ina Om of Um HIM (nki,p), tram Viliampoa, Mara 13, Mt it SO B. lop Il N. Patrick Heory, of New York, April la. Sonthpnrt, from Colo for London. March 4. Trisantan OW), from Bombay for Liverpool, Muck 3, Lt 22 IS 11. 100 3310. _- 11;1a7rara Fsb. S, lat 29 91 laa 46 6 E. W IL le igto a S lb wseedm Poo Bombay far Liverpool It days, TO. IS, lan II S. [AdVertillßUVeDt.]—EPPlell (HOWTOPATHIC Cse esil Cocet.—lble wee mewed It. Mai w•Kial7 Me • on of eamsestM nano. to mean t o barman indily gra• Wawa oad fora Mom idiom of codoend Mach to mamma mom on ►Wetly watchman roteemed of Mar mailroom .to, sad gm. and attraettee to the taste the &Woes aroma and grateful smell. =1 .4 am Each saVotio 44 l: " Mind r"'" ^ ° Jam " %i ° ll. l". poo. 4 L am monolithic Ciamig. Landon" bold by poem La 110.. hue to whets. at I& 06 prlb. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIIITH3. 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