The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-30 00:00:00

mom sad miry trip sod ha/pm with atm mad ier Pt. Pousebeig, gives we mild to the nom- My, t oho Wriebsdes efOorms wed Meath bellthies is here awes &mad. sobbed by el sham The two bop end parsed ileadese PIM dip Hales M'Orepor sal =an bah eppisted to ail at the lot XV, he PlaircurzoN or TO Rs,. ;emu Bsou.-08 Filthy imam e radio neetimo a the hhalitems .1 the Pm. of Wduism, was hold la that tows, a with the Rm. Jame Shen, M.A., Me soodo rn O in say . The Maya of Waltsbad, Ci. W. Moorhen, Ma., wad la • sheet •adder Maned to the doom- Monese molar which Mr. Shore had ben soot has sal rehrred to Mr. Hoary Fab', of whie ri ta healed to lastor sympathies with Iho mass= ass is his piles, sal bed is, originated a oral des for his basalt. Mr. Forbes had sass nor hem Brediont to sand the aloft& eat his moil, bei se drab that the i s aidMaft SMOOMIS Car; his Wades, with diabase woad be istmedes. Dr. NII2IIII, hsbrieftenes. prorseed the ilea nesistim, whisk was esseadi si li Übe Nev. Geneve with, Wesleyan tea, end is the blowier mow " That this awes bodes midered the cis. esmissat ass will the remesliss wed isseloomest gasi dee an. esse lama MA.. Ala OM be lee Snag aims to J the maid sperellp of ell the limb d deli sad =Daly, and naive that as efeedessie sepresie• l am be essnyrd Ma by the thaw= es behalf M Ibis due. The sadism was sobssemilly Missend Albino& Forbes, the Zee. J. D. La the Bev. I. dee am J. Waal, sad ether goodeoled. end Mbar bothorana of the oldest of the swans wen sisped. DUMAN. Ma. MOM., £P.. AND HIS CONSTITIIIaiII. The Look Amway elseessbst the Meads et lir. Hudson, M.P., Is bradrelthde bass bees essmeisr dm damn of that beesegimhe dogma s• so address espalier tn. Mem is Nth SW Wren boles that the charges made who Mr. Robes with was* to railway sateen hese boss pm& swi is so weeded as to haply as emend of pitied so well se sonmesial madvia. MIS. JIMMY AND ELBA CseTNIT have so far voseared that it is evaded 1:2 8 7 = U1 he able to leave them bid Mall is • few daps. Tbe for Eliza Chasney sow meows to TOM Ole. Oh The of Counties hoe sent 101. The oalsorlyties hr 'ally milord hae noshed 6901. Wu= /Luzon MIRDZI cos TIM Saul or BIIMAL Fns —loas White Hart-hill, Ostudiag, resided, tip so ant perwaber, a hard.worling ass, named Mahood GlMlr hi, sal his wife. wish On g•wwar seek 1111.1.0"6 mad her pow shildres. TY Misr, orbs Wawa to • Wile i e sr eisey_ , held at the Whits Hart, did ea the n th ef het. at the age of it The sadden axes. of lath gave rise Is • belief that the ass had Mod how a alma of the bast. aid he was berhi be the parish dna& get the per manias. at the tam M Ina the dab. Ude of Dismiss, cm of the ma, aged 21, &amid Omega, did boa what wee sappesed to be pericarditis sad etattaard fever. Oa the Sib el Yank • Nosed sea, aimed Jeaws Owing, also died, aged 96. This party me elm • amber et die same bends misty es lie ham bed Wagged to. This ees's death me registered es id mewl hen gesaitis A few woks ens • dein me was tikes ill, with violist vowitiap, Be woe weeded by the_ awe engem, bat devamteaces awe width will bet bawl elated is the ezeadastim of the pima below, aimed a in that asether esseteos s ba ho diths be idled fa. wbolt was dosed,s the medial mos poseribek thevin eta mimed dosationlabed gois to weds spa. Hag so ter mim. se h ithermooc h ers was Was ei hits by the imbed an, mid Mr. Tinders, tlo 111101.14 mniseil inhaled= ad the ess wee spas mind MO voesithi. iD inessilaely pleaded to the bows, awl ss sambhp dee amain ess had Weep* Of klessmede, be delededthe panes of sonic The cerom bads/ bees Islam' of the sapides atoned to the death of the Wheal owl Me ine me. *a badman, at tan pan aim he the three bodies se be exhumed, Midi was soierdierly dem, mi. es Thalia aftwoorw a pry se. seatied, es& adjanned ease as. The whole the pr y osiseemehe wen a • remettable New of prosireados. Os Kay Aim therbqoles primer, wee Ismasht be. reit s a es, Le m el a ei z Mews Chrit's Oilke.-31r. M ass. oboodthof w ide. bsil tsars primer he 119 pm. Obi inset ble es the led of Aprl, wham des hal ▪ sathwe. Ile had s bar may posywerthe of onssise—Mr. F. Tissieura, wpm, olliessisp, smil this ha war wiled by the prisms to no her as lierdweiss.mo ass p I'M her moos he westing Moe to ses Ms woe s OM the had lost hahatband end an son is the some mil that Mr. Pas* bad ens Ma, wed all de media, hr La. Wierriii saw hue as the nth lad, des desselbeel biased a ban boss earths, Ihe purism fissay, oiliest maim =- Wks of the amok sad weedersime st the ; al the imam was of Witting pekes. Oa the 19th ha sow the plisse silo, weed he we aeille wen ; bat as the pith he board thatlie was ill apin, bet ad hue my amber Obis toady. B. watt immediately, sad asseeing some lad of a gremith has is • utensil, ee took some has is a bale, herb; boss told that the pottiest had malted the ism. He had malped it, and believed it coombeed male. The prima aid Pa she had sot had say amnia in the home for man them twain maths. The priaoser was remesded, sad boil /Moss& MONET-ORDER °MCI AT PORTSMOUTH:A no- Ike has ham toned from the Osumi Poet- asaseasiag that waad attar to-mama the Wools, Alma, loader Pertsseath, will be speed fee Ow Wes sad mamas el messy orders—Lasdpert, Poises, sad lisathma. Sint Arti. zminernoN OF Tin (01. D) COLOUR SOCUITT OF PAINTERS Ut WitMl S. There are few who will be dissatisfied with this exhibition. Almost all who Mee east:Mated to it have de their boat ; sad all am ale helbis way. had yst we de ad Mew that thb wadi et the dish year of a misty of the mist missal pastas is warm wens MKS up to the beam whisk sae might ham masetathel el so amok thee evii what &Med to a raft Meath et set. The area shetheir pistons am Mee isedy thwthgalshell mssf she di safest sal theme et the saw s mil the e fiat sews skew, sweet, se paths. Sea it was beak. It se jest the math okmilf her diet l A .m .ghen= night set thiak, the that Kr. eiserwered seise iseeMaW swipe for rhea eITZ May Wiles l= L iftlek ham thus the meek eking always goat, eat of met eves a shame of peagresdes Is ba th e ? _ail ham Wag slaw resehed a three el Mallei after all, the am swat to N ada la as suds sad keths state. Them is greet ediat C Befeer, sad is away ethos, irks seen to lave susysid adage is her week, sad salmi it, but It Ma while as week wee yet half Mislabel, sal sinagly bat ail folly esioared. flesh wilds smoothies is ea year tar year, esti =eke wither amp ear program May ware spied at a the bth eel they shift, er we am withlt. It is idled a peat hath with art la guar sei Negfeed, that Mews we inn* stakstei with a drams st methadon and seesaw Is. Ikea they with ✓ieth 'by Yak ma smaisees earls. Beam he art is us Me a ithesishlp at a sellsge. A am asset maw e sessai end pester *es bla last hit. The Imierpes we ithe assithilly the lost, eetwithersd hig the great malts el lb. Celine mai ether misuse of Agates. Yes sad forage maw hem boss Ideally wee* eat. The swam of Isabel, ke masa*, mash seglessail, has loess sage to esaarthate Its quilts. iseilay bee mare tish Oaths. than, ind, Ass the Lelia ,reelelks- Marin - sad wake Deland, Ilesdaell Weiss Maur then men Meth Italy. Them see sew apheidid ttse seems by Claillma.4lll skate then Pink bat =ask- Choir Frlff sal es " AU* illeastior was iMs itialiardaaa daises pethr mates. TM old rams w west name ler aam MOM imiew, after a mere seasithress serthey. AKIIICAS °minim—Mr. Mobs Whitney. wbo Ws Wen leas enaleeled in Amnia ter Ws imponenstisa eft Se pestles obiemiew Amadmaientiee. esteetalaed a ammo= aide ef he Meads at MOM Seems. It. James, with of laweduelley Wotan, prepswelieTte the sentsamew wet of • regulw mane of lingoes ea Mans, ant, W managed thesegliest the weeb owl Omits sash week. AWN ea alb dowelsiow dressal s = ll. 3 Amide= meamee. =I the whin pressatela k t a r y wenn sad emeten Mos el the nista. Mr. istretbarld mdse. Is • delineation el Joha laan* soled iw Ids earowea, th is e ma 4ier tone et raise la wisee delivered. Te ma ear. the new drib wefts taw west to Ms Mr. Shill, whose 'legumes, berswer, is set se as WO dSM eriema reperiostedes. Mr. lisadelples style sommewrith that el ldr. Clailess—u the polished elelpemes"--aen lie manaer of dell wend de so dis own le the nest peaked "Meld of is s i Me sem d the ems/ft um the opeeth et W Jim, or the llopeler," • Om. Isis language to the United States, tones speak la the leglehowni is of the went su n= WNW There was she Clew meet teems of the Ameba hem* midi the isnedlable sin of his alesatimez sad armies. In a mini tern of the seal.eabdnise pews el Ms wegbaele pmea.. li g it adni that way of we leglielemo le St. Soeplam's wish, UM metal knees fewa the camp eel Apar oeseinted by the Amenems la their opeethee. - ie the armholes et the lecture, Mr. Wiwi um 'Penny applauded, awl newsed thanks We in Idsimis with Pe a had bees meshed by as Mai sediews. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Ozroza, Aran, U.—Wow:nal Ceiszoa.—Thare will be as election of a whaler oa the fowsdatioa of Xis. Berea Xmas fa this wane oa the let of Jose next. Warman Cotssoa.—Thwe will be ea elation to three wholaraipe ea Beards , the 30A of has amt. N. Frederick boa ILhWe cu Thureig advaiwei a et Wltant Tis Mesustettow (Osf6rri .."." 7.4;ortiele) se Ward that Ow new wawa rabies is the public es soludeas will be re-ialrethesei hose wwweeedea in the ea. nig Ilkliselwit tank milk entaisi demo to pine of Sew ell* were NOWA ta Mt. CIANINIMPOI. Aria 111.egeoption this day the the aft: gititlicezits".... of eselkiant spirt a l before the 0111111 MOS Whirl •AM to earl eol Ater the Ad el Se MI est Mb ran et W. IV, re r oboes to Minloporthlo MOM er ▪ ireogrei Storer et tarty." ibbE a re Seth bets eer .ea. redirs he=rebt here : Plere• SS ; emirs" Ili lhoLbstre Pre" • sigirplasia. I. To @lnept the rotor d Jerk the seder et Dewar& Dr. rid* 4 coo • Prehrser SSW Mr. Redd "et ht. POWs ; Mr. Ws:Barr; Mr. Ardirso, Trlokr ;r d Mr. Atka, alf to. rerebes the arebekt roam* et the litrotalea Mo. MOIL seiktleal 1111 Pend by Per d Iblo airt4llll-16;16111. te neeerrdelho des Mori Srodoele :—(1). Thel so wrier rill be drool le SWUM edit the Ihreryleit bre eft% barn bar eirhtel to tlo hews ILIL, 1L , A.. 1 = LLD., or D.Alree flak era es Mr dth lora eir telkosior see "Omiereles la Ilk." At the MOMS the rho Oleo the re et the Mow to marts et the rer. sal Dedoluo et tow mod lielleMe ato.—(2). The so re then er knee whisker lathe Own wirer kit delwairi side Sr the wre et the IlleuroieoporkY Wair headth moo al ahem *eine the body sod do ler moth weir soh Irk Is ham er berretred, ea per et 1 Ire eerie er esoble the rise et swab rOa elondeo mg the tot et the ilsoareleDer. beck Mom as 1111 = 11 : the reartles d the derorrt lo the mete. re ere et perms ire ire terra be tbe (I). That the paddle Warred kebob or rearmed es error soy d roe dna be repeetei erg herlebt SI der leer be re. armed. er erred the rim older esd err parr fa their was At preet the alee robe detproddr le be rereoll erte7 imsaa.—(4) nit ma Word • rage (lelmy reatro et the ✓ode er beerier direr olideld hor Ile et cr. liditleshe Irre the =lt orb redder in dear dr al who espeeree bt the pro ° 7rbe iga" Nosie greed lamb 162 L remit Mr rid. hoe Orb drool be rary ILA. Whet re seeerl Odor Ise Ow wain alreamiswhos lortiouL—(6). Mel wry asilimis ter the deem etILL doh lee bed to reit the Ildlered eMerelleo beheelleadrioles “Debbs hr igi = orikerrd=ljeremEme rode at te Ng obll Iletdere6l...-- Be. Jones Cotaasa—Veastary Cheeks' Beanies day April, 1840.—/flma Baresesa, Blume% Celt, Oemilles, C. lbaem& Lest. Bewley Mayer, W. (lersa,P•welL—Bsseaa Claes : Burt, balks iduhs. Hadisid, F. elowLatilk. Wbada. Veisataa7 Claeslag MmelaWas. : Arlie& ILL IV., Lsentlas I. IL, Olsen Olseellus. CoressaiAesasa—The aew elise* of das Rely Tefelly Waimea Week la the wish et Wallserowiltaglll, Llama. *he, shish ha ban he seas Nos hiss usage aliases he &vise esevise, wad ths sew ttbaai d IL 11.irlu. Um peal, brio hash isoestly ansolletal by the Naar el Chester. The helm &Irak has loses bull ad saisorod sailer the I t 2 WIL IV., entirely by private sebeeriplise, Us passes. helms read la Jeremisli Chalk*, Beg., sad Jobs Meek, lisq of Liverpool, their heirs sal assigns for sm. The bow each hr boss halt by the Liverpool sad Bari Railway Ounany, is lies * tha eld riesseb. the it. ot wit* was requiesA hr their reilway, but which by a *velar isaseidease wea. shortly after the penis, of their therebyy bleat dews. Although die cospaay lea the massehle el the old shereb, without say they have aliglayed die utmost liberality is bullsnd ill: up the sew eas, the ',steamy owlish la Us ers* N is irl Pesoinansrat.—Rev. Huai ROlllll/ INITN, to Mary's Pressen P.C., die. Manch. Rev. Farms llowcannWruenr, to St. John's Broughton P.C., dle. Maachesea. Rev. Joan Low, to Holy Trinity, Walton Brock P.C. Rev. Joan RODOII3III. to St. nes Wiese* P.C., Stook poet, apes the 'resignation el the Rev. William Newlin( ; 1601. ; Wane, Norge Andrew, Req. itev. Witurta ?woe T4t4os, to Claughton Grange C., Bidet's, Cheshire. V aci acrns.—Sheering 8., Ewes,die. Rale. • 4331.,witk madam • void by the death ciao'. T. Littlehalia: panes, Ch. ch. bawd. Thriplow V., Carob., dio. Ely ; 1291, with residence ; void by death of Rev. J. Jenks: pares, the Be. of Ely. Epp/stone , Notts., die. Liss. • lOW., with residence void by death of Rev. T. White: pecions, Halme's Trustees. NAVAL Arronrrinarre.—Annuterri Aram W. —Assistant- Mapes : HAnniar, to ImPregsable. famed Muter : Clamant 114345v05, to North Star. Penn Motet . —Tat FILOLIC —Friday night's Gime& eves sales that the sesoant saes of the proceeds arias' from the capture of the slave versa (eseposed) limpreken dodoes, by the Palk, C. B. Hamilton. Req., ceennander, on the 4th Jen., 1846, and otademned Dee., 447, will be re gistered in the Court of Admiralty, on or stew the 7th May next. Nadel is ale hereby gives, that the aserreat saks of the premeds arising how the capture or the slave baps dee, some unknown, sad two launches, by the Frolic, on the 14th Feb., 1246, sad resadansed Dee. 1247,_wi1l also be missend ca and utter the 7th May nest.—J. WOODZBAD, egad. Foresworn, Aria S.—Aerostat, frigate, weighed this eras ing under sums, bra had scarcely get beyond the a nchorage when she teems becalmed, in mosequesee of which she was obliged to rig her fowl and net her stes up, end about noon she steamed away for St. Helen's, where a fine breeze spa filled her seiband she rapidly disappeared under steam end canvas for Irsland.—Camel, surveying stoma, proceeds this week to the Hebrides.—Greelso, 16, on making her number at this pert will be ordered to pro and direct to Devoapret to be paid elf. A superb state barge bes been onretructed by Mr. Camper, yeeht-builder, of Gasped, for his Highness the Pasha of Egypt, and has been sines saegnifleently finished. The barge will be sent oat in the Egyptian frigate lately fitted with steam nmehlesey by Weser& Killer sod Rovenkill, of for theßea of the Rapti= potentate. The fri gate will call at this port to take - the boat Woor.wica Aran. 28.—North Star, 26, Master Com- Eluding Sanders, Sides se a provision slap kr the Antis expedition, is now eat of the bands of the ekipwrielits, and will have sompleted her ship mart of stores sod perrhises is a few days. aka is to be towed by scams ribeemor (the Stromboli, Lad Amelia W.Bseaslerk, is spokes "villa will tow bar as far as may be neemarry and eves if di sh ed to the verge of the Ise re 001.—Beedielt, st. end Niger, screw et. sloop, will have early la May (if mseesew delay does act mks plan) for a mobs of eight or ten days in the Channel, be lest Ikea eumlitles es sea-boats. Capt. IL Austin will hove &ergs of W ammelel sad will remain on board the Berilisk, with a muter In drum ; and Mr. Davey, who is aselgatlog the Bummed sowed from Pembroke, will take &ergo of the Niger as area as he has delivered over the Di Mas maw aliment el the yard. The two sloops, bake OW pilled their ado, will ran into Davenport. Thar 12 with diem tar days" prarielom—Magicienne„ st. deep, be teened to Depd on Toseday morello meta her =sealt Mesas. Pew's fartory.—Yeen st. deep, was to-day, end the Alban, st..e. d Ihr repairs.— TM dells of the dockyard brigade haw been resumed kor Ike maws mom MILITARY. Woor.wics, ATM no—ROTAL AWILTANT.--Captais 1 1 : 18 U k e aiOrteln"7:Bll=o C A lgatrity. sad to- ' rat 4 esisek pm. embellied at the Royal Amami ca bard the Poky, W M. be Limbs, wham they embarked as be the Leith @enamor to relieve Captam Towasend's (4th lastialloa), which has boa statiosad at Mae eg= LeiNt Mt tar searly three years, mad wbkh will sew Mani te Wesiwkli te a far thrugh a coons el drill. le embaalag {amigo service. Cap CllB.ollbgtenk kampsay will leave Winkel= on Weisel* mist kr WM* sad theses to Cleamel and Bahia, le tame Orphan This's essepaay (7th baulks), whisk will sabres to Weekekk preparatory tie kering for fereipsunka—Oeptahilel.sersee's annpany (11th =ela tion) is weds, esiore te ti e week - to Davenport fee dety la that anteben.— -Col. R. 0. B. Was= will leave Weettakk ea Weinada4 nazi he Jismq, to take the sem mend et dee Royal hitiory is the Penal Islands. This eommmallem blibute been hald by ibe Copal= el the sew pasha siedieasi Maumee, sad Jersey, whe ham sash sz eidetd a semi= essawn= . • but the. onamand el all the ..they, la lbe Meads will beaseketh be bald by • held Meer. Liraloo4l. R. B. Ratuaby, when promotion was ; gesstied last is still to nada the mama= of the ar. Iliksy at !hada Park, Dublin, and the appointment eon swat llameehit. WiDICAL. 0111&11811 or Sosemosee.—The hilevieg 211111 ii•• ses. hobs wilegiee the Beery essulaatices Ise the =was Winkled mamba ea the KW Instant : . 9 1L. Oshel ; F. J. Eau" Wiaeles. g C. N. Fem. mom,"! I_ T. B. Patune, LWOW- Whig ; J. W. SAWolk ; T. 11. Rows, )(w -ises ; J. W. Mani. lawmen ; C. Attie, Cembeides- Mik Ned, 41,1 11. Swam Tame*, Staliari• shire. At As awe asethes at the wait. Kr. F. ishwi we peened Wexamlaslisa fee used mime. SPORTING. TATTIZSALL'B.-Bortratooy. It will be seat boa tie sobjoised quotatiese that Rath eases red Mlles boo bosons very preatialat favourites for the Maw op. The test h stated to have beta Wei at Friday—of eases haserably. fa the army was laid eat so had the bliewies day, that bee= favoarite, the aneat sloe at the ekes of the mesa bang 7 to I ; woos bait the rear took to 16 to I, tad hod a great atta/ci of M irada The italy land balked ef John Defe let wee Jos oriel. bh flaelastisi has 7 to 91 ,• Pashill. Halo, Deis, sad Slasher, wan about equal favourites, the two bat maligned liaise sat is demand. The Daley pries varied, bat little hem de bat quasi boa Ifeermsba• Noasykirk was io boom is several quieten. • wow ha oW sox—wit boated to win swabs sr Massa thstrarA poem& at 100 to I ; he a braised soar Cestetwey. The Oalts beWas is noticeable oaly for the whoa of a dark mare aimed Lady Jersey, sad trained at Disetsey. it CITP 7 to 1 adatioduadm CILEIM It to apt Tobarltrala 11 to 1 Jose dot (t) 20 to Chantieket (t) 12 to 1 ado (t) 20 to Lady Wllctalr 12 to 1 Matra 10 to Immoral (t) 12 to 1 Dodo 30 to Otani& to 1 17.1221 (t) 10 to Eutaw (t) 15 to 1 23 to Dtdott (t) MERRY Ito I apt itytagDoltessi ii - to lof Cluitteror • to 1— lloomplisk ° t " Lostrtos gathistes 5 to 1 Minor 50 to 1 511. G. N to 1 Voisin tot (t) 80 to 1 Edam 4 to I out Mato 0 I It to 1 sot Lody Alway LATEST C BETTING AT THE WEST END. CHCOTCR OP. . _ 7to opt Jae o' Sol ---- 16 - t O -1 opt Emma, (t) to Ova* 141 to 1 DOM (1 ) 10 to 8010 VP to 1 ltaantaiso 11 to Bisebor 10 tot Mahe' 11 to Dods (t) 10 to 1 loappros 11 to YerohM (t) 23 to 1 Gaol 402 12 to labodtromp THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1849. ltatioslaes tipsfri te is Imo; nit banes nest is hrre Wire I Oast, Magrar, Dada. Trabill, fariatar. Daher, sad Cart.cd. DUST. oaf tto 1 lad agelart Nansyldrf ; sad pant Orsl et isms! MI sot ea The liarat—trap OAK& an if to 1. lo 10 is 1. 14 fair Maori. TOO toloo Yid wind Muir& THE METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASES. 11•1171 WAY. Gm? Matmorottraw (Itsosattap) limnoma Cams &maws of 26 son each, 10 tt, sad 6 only If dederso, with 2601. sailed ; the esosad to rewire 60L, sad the third to save hie stabs. Malta ) 13 of whom destared. Mr. Wars 'debit Itesisia, llst Mb —...... Aida 1 Mr. Verer's Vosierfas. lOst Ms Owner Mr. Man ad. its Melba, lit Kti The following also ran :—Proosed, lis t 10 1 b; BPihrif list 21b ; Knight of Gwyents, lib ; Chaldean, lost 12th:; Fakes, lOst 121't; Donnybrook, 10st 12th; Liberty, lOst 10Ib ; Valiant, 10st ; Kaneko Daly, lOat Bth; Clarity, 10st 2lb ; BUM Davy. Vat 13lb ; ChaMses, 9st 1311, ; Oily OINSWD, 9t 121 b ; Sparta, 9st. Won in • aster by 100 yards. Vas gains* a bail third. Yana HANDICAP STIIPLI CDAIII wa NOR by Mr. P.ater's Outlast, lOst 71b (Capt. Barlowe), beating Mr. OM ver's Pullaway, 1t 18th ; Mr. Tohaessaist, list 71b; and Mr. R 's Bananas, 10et 61b, sadly. AlltiffiCarerlo Sraanat Cann was wan la a trot by Mr. Salville's Young Lottery (Ms. Pitapat), basting Mt. • Carew's Vindictive (Capt. D'Arey), Mr. Vever's Governor • (Capt. W. Peel), sad lard 13atae's Second Thought r , (Cep . Barlows). BETTING AT MAN CHESTER. —FaiDAy. C 11661121 CCP. 7to opt Jo& oßot (6 to 1t f) 15 to 1 opt Isheettrut (t) 10 to Pap.s/.447 Boy IS to 1 Pershill (t) 12 to Doses (Moil) 16 to 1 Choutieleor 11 to Hobo 10 to I lady WILL& (t f) 14 to Lospisrou (t) 20 to 1 Esseutor (t MeV) IS to Blusher (t) IS to 1 Batimulas D 5 to opt Plybo Dutchmen (t) Ott 4to Newkirk (4 30 to 1 CAA Ito Tams SO to I 612 . lisetheotes lot 6to irsagusrd (t) 1000 to 16— longue tor to t) CHESTER, RACES. Ciseris, SATURDAY NIORT.—The entries for the Plate, Me., hare aimed as follows : TUESDAY. GILOSTINOR STAIRS for 3 p-olds and upwards :—Col liogwood, 6 yn; Flateateher, 4 gin; Baby, 3 In; Sponge, 4 yre. WEDNESDAY. Queen's PLAYS for Ityr olds, &a.: Pout, 6 yre ; Capoi eon, 4 yrs; the Carthaginian, 3 yn ; Chatterbox, 6 yrs; Fletomeher, 4 yro ; b e by Gladiator, oat of Lily, 3 yn Sans. 3 yrs; Subdaer, mod; Cam*, 6 pi ; Cor mash, 4 yrs; Joe o Set, 5 yrs ; lelembrem aged ; Baby, II yrs ; Pireaway, aged ; Post-teris, 3 yes. Ilene's.' • PLATS ef 60 goiums : Mamma of Ruda, 4 yn br fby The Provost, wit of Sifter to Dos John, 3 pir, C u Captain, 4 yrs; Penyhill, 4 yrs ,• Ada May, 3 yr: ; Sylv 4 ps ; L. H., 4 yrs; Selina, a yrs; Cokisynth, 4 in: S n owdrop , 3 yts ; Didabary, 3 yrs; Sir Hwy Har dee, 3 trn; Alp, 3yn ; Leveater, re. ARRlVAlR.—flasher, Swallow, Calor Omen, Wilmotd, Chandelear, Collingwood, Inherit r ess, Spar, hill illasidae Alice, Lady _Wildair, Dtdabery, maedaat Shibudier West, be. f. by Morning Star eat et Miss Lacy, Harriet, Coneertlna Rananee, Capsicum. CesSoir, Ada Mary, Carthigesian. Teresa, Pea UMpOle, A greet samber are es the road. Sines the autumn meetisg a greet many mot ce=ements have Mon made, asd the mares as sewis partible to snake it. The rue I. hem the Mamie Me hem widened ; the Dublin ems hen loam entitled by the re moval of the bsdp se/b a parties tithe Resist. to gin ad_essi less for sub pupae; the heeds( deg has been enlarged and pissed sewer to the sew* and Maw Greed Steed, se es to mown every isseevesismis to the ape:tames Mame ; the spa's at the swat est thereof bee ben ezem spp ile . 4ll a RAW biegraph frame, i= IS its mese will whibit, is to the smelleireteeshl=tsemes of the jokey, ; them will also be the amelter of the Ins end peeled hone ezhibi ed immediately dim the rem. Thu rails have also been extended round as far as the railway turn. It is expected that about 30 will nut for the esp. Rain fittelltetnct. EQUITY COURT/I.—Arm 27. was tor. TbSaNseinos Si Egolead. IN as TUB Lammers' AND CAILISIN RAILWAY ACTS. —COSTS OP TAXIES LAND TOIL PUIPOSTS CONNICIND mita TEI FORKATION OP TNI RAILWAY. The petition is this ems stated that the Lana/Ass. and Carlisle Railway Company, in plasmas, of the provisions of their sat, had =Weed apes sad occupied owtain doom ST weth of land situate la the towasbip and pada at Penrith. is Cembadiad, which formed part of the slain devised by the will of John Hamilton, dimmed, and easill the some Ise tits rupee of obtaining therefrom materials hr the esmileendem as weir of their railway ; that the peti tion/is, who wan to the had so need by the own plai, had *MIA their biro that the compeamtioa to be p by the esuipmeg in seeped of the damage or injury to the mid holm *sal be settled by arbitration ; that the sass sand by , ifs aeysq was 1,0001, bat the arbitrators bad deteradaed the to be paid as oompsemation at the sam of 1,4711. Ith. ; that, as the arbitrators bad not settled tits mamas of the some of the srbi tracks we incident thereto, it was imaged _be tweak the parties that the amount of such casts should be taxed by the taxing master of the Court of Queen's Beach ; bat that the said taxing master, ander the impression that he wee to tax the costs u between party and party, had die. allowed all sums paid to mimosas who had cled before the whit:sloes ; the petition also stated that further costs and expenses bad bus. incurred, la consequence of the cam pasty barley taken peessestua of the bad, la respect of keep ing an account of the wise of the dose end materials so taken by the company, and ether molten connected there with ; and it prayed that the ram et 1.4721. 10e. so awarded, and subsequently Raid kW the bask by the railway cota creAtrbr.Lii.gtrdisPlisext; ban:lfs:44s eam and to emertaia what mote had less lammed in consequence of dm had being taken, sad la keeping an amount of the Maas oadi amarish m se takes by tits company, mad otherwise mmea tbereteith. Kr.art st the polities, relied spat the Hid m e t. sesd e l f lb. Lind Classes Any whisk welded that the Court d Ausany might eider the .sae et lb. follemig raaMem. _Weis, therein a mesas ls and s.. lama Wawa be pea by the that is to my, tie mob ef the Wiley to ar ming el the lebeeld lam best immered in eassequance er whisk Kr. NUM MOB osalmwded that the mar bad boss &pad at bp morsmat hawses the lamas who la issampsd faiths sash a " lai be rind by the tuartasar a the Own et Ossmalm that osaammeatly the le " Vies mad b sprond to bba that the mat ter white Mae* to the rablieston lambided all the hairy wa wee nd by Ile pmaismems. It woo easerwafily and that the alb Assad ha lased. The palms by their fondest bad alsasil as award, sad could ant asw was he ma satmaal soft It nest be slisillad that the award arena the =paw Tana to fa the psalms. The say slew ha maid maks woo that the mammy kessted by the swarm assid be paid oat to the osalsoars, sad the seas d thfs applisatisa and issideata thereto Is be paid by the wawspray, El !AVMs ilainum AND Hamm BAZZDIG COYFAIT, iFtxxnuro-up Ayr. The was the petitions at four oestributon to the above useatiosed eseapoap. praying foe the usual Idadbstup order under t. 11 12 Vie., 46.-11 r. Ilstisseingtost Mu lOWAN old& iris unopposed. mad Use court = ti tt i mead odor Bolin Timeheasepor SUTTON O. TIN 801717/ W NITINN=WAT CONTANT. -Cossraurnoit 01 COMPANIAV CLAIMS CONSOLIDATION Aar. The Yies-Clteasoller now delivered his judgssat ape the sees, of *MA _ailepsadently ef ths prods, la the of Amok ISM gnesilem liiraer As argnment a. Grerest that the siia bed so ilill le eminwass their works until eemperaihrai hem MS mak ? The am made by ths bill An that the deka deal had not taken the steps required by the Lands Clams' Cessolidation Let, 9 Via, a 18, which pemblos he the am in Adak a eamparry s de u li p t purchase land, and requires tho amhapayems, to the Amer for the value of the had sad for =damages. It was sworn, however. y the it their answer, and not denied lry the plAtiffs in Adr alidavits, that the work proposed to be dess hy the smossay wes scam& le the widesing ths irides, and that everything whisk had ban dose prior to the filiag of the 101 was ups the land whisk had been perinea sad paid far hy the moray, under ths agreemeat of 1887. The ems Arreisre es are drat of a *messy LAW MINA apes the land of a Misery, and taken the land bakes it had been said lor I lont at a employ dein Arks it bad already Arises& and paid for, whisk might ielerismil taffeta the phistilk Wank in the mai and rnerveia Oasts ass was net provided for by the Lands Cams Crassiiistim Act, but 011 rather anise the previams si the Ossepenks' Olmisss Comoildmisa Ask 9 Th., 10, whisk not soda& in the *SAW bW. lily that est provides is made for seem in whisk a sempany is net is want of land basmemec Mbar parties, but is &beg_ weeks win its own lank Ada may, massquentiany, AIM the rights of third passes; sad k sea mass provides ihr ma pomades to snub pawns Is ma& by the sot. The question was, Amber the preessAir ef the &Andante Adair were ossaplslasti st wvie sa of the pinkies, of that ens The act fa welkin did BM spray whether the prorpeetive damage els se be smartabted before the company Mesa Ask works or till any dm afterwards. In the abuses of a provide! arra the sahlrat in (Its act, the ease of "Lister v. (7 Adolphus and Bilis) was an authority be the prop=n that a selapsay may do ads within their ias tt i os s iti4 jukes is dm rights of others, before or compsnaatioa to the Ards@ Wired. The j in that cue had proposed apes the Impeadisabi fa many Ass of Insewing whether image weal& be sustained from the lawful sots of the esin_y, _and if k ware maida that limits wield knew, the Mien, of --wing the adest. Ilk Rosser thse shined that he bed earthly leaver& the tatiOlie 111111190 of the net 8 it 9 Viet., G. 20, sad hat be was of @plaint that, is many sans specified by that set, it would be baud impresibb Is memare the wawa of damages which a eampany aid{ he broad le is belle 01• Make• ing their with.. To AA mem the resemig " Lida a Loblsy " woe applicable and Imiaiernalia; All be swat In tits mist se to ray was, that tits arts dos by the com pany at the time of tit Wag et the bill were set is tbses alms slaved, ad assassin that te be tits ems, IMO there was se pearl fee ON smite Insist by the as elisMinsent. Tits wria, be thinart o was sot shared by the sweeS is the Seinesse el 11/8f Its siStc Massa W the essay at widenisi the bites was SAM'S !leas that meat, bat se asides& assissi hem she d 1.47. That being se, mad the seta ~Mud tit see bring salawfsl i tle Railway Class Casseltilsdem 111/111114 yisistiffs to esplanades for damns esseresslial nos Om sobs eon sassal; bat is satlmatisi those assist's the mast be heated as the seem is pussies of the is= they boa revelment is 18$7. sue Rims *s. male as over eirssiseing the WI. with essla, elnassa time as the issisa ins ass ef gnat insesse Its ts the sets ties is liellwey Olasses Osessiikas Act, it weitt be Shah OM Ms wile she be ass up so as set to pre clude parties hem Islay the question furthers:sitters& ales Wail- - - COURT OF COMMON PLEAR—Sit2t7RDAV. smelt in B eam ' TSB Dual or BiIINSWICE..S pate area OVUM.-- ILLIOAL This oaths was tried before the Lard Chief Swain at the Middlesex sittings after Hilary term of last year. The action Wes In trespass he breaking end entering the plain. tiff's hews. The delendants pleaded ia judge:Mien that they were ebbs radar a writ of fled facies. It appeared that • jags's% was °bibbed against the Duke of Branswick W a prim et the name of Months, and • writ of Seri fades was pat into the bands of the defendaat.Slowmen, the atria' elm. The Duke of Brunswick, being aware of it, put his heath sato a state of defence, and no one was admitted smith pens= wins were knows. The execution of the writ wen eat...SA le emelt the defendants, Baker, who, seem =theilher dellinient, Brown,his follower, sad end Mee, the two other defendants, west to the lathe th the math of the 16th of May. The holm, ethilah r milhd Deeaewlab House. is situate in the Newroad, eel Mends la spadons grounds surrounded by w ijk the thia entrance is in Brunswick place, where fi e r ce yeast% lairs. This pte is at some distance from the ee ',the bemoan.. Owing toile difficulty of effecting en baby, the cams were on the watch at the hour when the oar% Maar ere be taken in from Oronduni's, the eon. hedaner. Thb appestat ity was. however, =hied by them. But, a quarter et as hour aftetwaris, a person of the name of (isles, an employed by the duke, rang the bell, and the porter atheetaining who it was opened the gate, when 'thee benmUstely Teethed is and made screw the garden be the lease deer. He was forthwith punned by the poster 116110 Mime w Bates, and draggedback by him into the I=A walk embed between the teem and the 5 servants. In the result the hones door was broken sad the Abets took possawdon, and remained until the Monday morning, when the debt being wholly gala, bet wader pretest, the officers were withdrawn. Slow s= wee not present during the execution of the writ, but it is evidence that he had made an offer to L rili gke's attorney to napend, tor • few days, efteentith ea remedying 201., and had made $ idle Air OD withdraw it ea the same terms, and bad also naiad Oa mini of the levy. Such was the tivapuss etr="at saddle dams was, when Baker rushed to tbil deer was epos, sad at he got in with the writ table pommies, ad that leaving once made his entry, slam* he was egested by the porter, the seizure had been made, sad the sabesquent breaking is of the door was Mil [table. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff, d 7201., ineluding 220 L, being the month paid g a g:l duke under protest, in order to get the aisars out of the house. A rule for a new trial, en I I behalf of Sherman, hes since be obtained by Mr. Serjeant Byles on the ground there was no evidence to connect Blew. man with the other defendants ma trespasser that w. verdict was against the evidence, and the damages were ex-1 Naive, and at all events ought to be reduced to the amount of the levy. A similar rule was also obtained on behalf of the other defendants on the last two grounds.—Mr. Serjeant Allen and Mr. Henniker, on behalf of the plainti f f , showed cease against the rules, ind contended, in the first oho', the verdict was amply supported by the evidence. The whop question was, whether Baker had made an entry into the hluse previously to the betaking_ open of the door ? Bahr, the porter, and Gatos, the artist, swore he did not get into the house before he was dragged beck, whilst two cabmen, galled for the defendants, and who had brought some of the parties to the spot, were the only witnesess the other way. It was also proved the dinner from Grondoni was taken in over the area railings, which showed the house door was kept fastened. The learned counsel also contended there was abundant evidence to show Slows= ratified the Ms of the other defendants, and so, although not present, became a joint trespasser with them. Mr. Serjaant Byles and Mr. Bramwell on behalf of Slow man, Mr. &leant Wilkins, Mr. Edwin James, and Mr. Cleasby, who represented the other defendants, were hoard in support of the rules, and insisted upon the grounds relied upon is moving them. The court took time to consider their judgment. SOUTHWARK COUNTY COURT.—SATURDAT, Before 0. Clive, Esq. CA/TILDE/LE O. NASII.—How TO DISPOSE OP A WWI. The plaintiff in the present case was a tripe-dresser, and the defendant a pawnbroker, and the sum claimed was 71. 6d., under a breach of contract of rather a serious nature. Mr. Crafter, solicitor, said he appeared on the part of the plaintiff, whe had been married many leers, but latterl3 they had lived on bad terms, and an agreement was entered into between plaintiff and defendant, for the latter to keep the wile of the former, on twadition that he handed over to him what mosey he received as a marriage patios. A deed of covenant was legally entered into between them to that effects, but in November last plaintiff's wife became destitute, and was relieved by the parish of Newington, who granted her relief amounting to 7s. 6d. The plaintiff was afterwards summoned at the Lambeth Police-court for neglecting to support his wife, and he was compelled to refund the money to the parish, to save him from hi ing committed to prison. The deed of covenant clearly specified that the defendant was bound to support the plaintiff's wife, oeusequently the pelmet summons was taken oat against the defendant for a breach of covenant. Samuel Wa•son, relieving officer of Newington, proved affording plaintiff's wife relief to the amount of 7s. 6d. A solicitor, for the defendant, contended that his client was not entitled to support the plaintiff's wife under any agreement. The man might as well *ell his wife at once. Mr. Clive said that he had carefully examined the : and was of opinion that it was • perfectly legal donate, It pceitively set forth that the wife could not have any claim on the pla intiff while such a document was in existence. Under these circumstance., he felt bound to give judgment for the plaintiff, with can. POMCB.—SATURDAT. LAMBETH. MORBID CIIIIOIIIITT TO SRI HUSH TLICUTOD. —T. Sefton, • mai fellow of 21 years of age, was placed at the bar, ea a charge of abesoadieg with three sovereigns, the motleys of his employer. Mr. Thomas Harwood, a coal. dealer in the Walworth•rced, deposed that on Tuesday week he gave the prisotter, who had been in his service for *out a mon*, three sovereigns to take to the 0110 l of Messrs. Davis sad Pegg, real-saercbsats, of Old Bmrowharf, to pay for three tans of mak, sad from that doe to the preset he bed nee seen kis, ear had he paid the y as - he had been directed. The primer, in reply to thesaid, that after the trial sad ocatiemeation of Rash, he cowshed the most tames &MIN to SIO him hung ; sad, diatel yJ after his master vs him the asty, the thought eeeomd to kin of his wish. He *ought of the thing as be west to wharf ; and the means of getting to Norwich haviag bees placed he his Wads, he determined, at all hazards, to start iff the sew of ezemation. He spent the mosey so freely Hat az the day alter the execution it was all gaze; sad, IlLedisi gm blete si er in a string" place, sad witheat mew, he gave up to no less than three dilferest policeman, butt they refused tI entertain the charge or have azytkieg Is do with him. He, in ccasequenot, made up his Wad to Mon to town, and did so, sad on =the station Amos is Kennington-Lae, he gave up to the °Meer on duty. Mr. Norteacommittedkim to prison for three month", with hard labour. HOMY "'Liman: SLTIIRDLT The export of bullion to the United States by the packet which leaves Liverpool to-day is still to such a moderate extent as to occasion no uneasiness ; the lest accounts from America having reported the money market easier, and the eanges turning against the shipper, will in all probability prevent further shipments from being made. It will be seen that the decrease in the amount of coin and bullion shown by the Bank returns in our paper of thii morning, is only 197,4481. for the week ending 21st inst., which, under present circumstances, produces no injurious effect on the money market. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com mon their treasuries in Bengal, Madras, and , from the 7th to the 24th inst., 1 8 1. follows : —es 77,6694 Ss., Madras 21,4831. 81. 311,, Dinky qugether,99,477l. 11a. 3d.,which =Awns' I told amount since lit Jan. last of 1,088,4321. 186 Id. ismitted through that channel to India. In glancing at the state of the markets for colonial produce during the past week, we have no new fee. I tees scarcely to remark upon. The continuance of war, and rumours of war, en different parts of the Continent, exercises a prejudicial influence upon this department of businemand except for home consump tion the markets in Mineng : lane are very slug gish. Sager has not vaned much in pr ce for any of the descriptions. Coffee has been rather freely oillemd, and where sales have been effected prices have been rather lower. Rice and elvers are about the sine value as last week. Tea, I awe the public salse,esseleded on Monday, has been is hit demand, bat wham improvement in prices, though the deliveries are very satisfactory. The following is an =trait of a letter received by a bums in the City : goodies at the "Amu," in California, are les puried, fa mmegesess eCtbs snerity of the wiser, ths waled beteg eemned with mew. The mbar wmacer ben be bean hams by eni of the perms it :b The weeks will net eammewee tor the set of nest meads or be ginning et April. Gold was becoming scarce in Bea }tan dem, fa etasequata of the large awaits of speck and pods that had arrived time fer the WOWS of it. The pries bad increased very coseiderably. The eastraties front this anintry, and from all other parts, esatimee to as eztroordl oozy extent ,• bat there is no ileabt bat that profitable ea. pigment will be baud for all of *so whoa the d ial •eanenee. We her there will he essiala eawasweiardisao. tees there, en weasel of the sneseesse as of Bemis that bu sandy begs received and are as rte way there. The first Americas steamer, the CelileralkiltemPawsraa,broshed here a week ego, ea her way talks Trewisse. la the wane of a month er two we dialling, theta malady Is operation. The California had upwards of MAW &AL in welt, and use. than 300 postmen for Ban Fraiteiwie.—lleastlan, F. The 25. The followicg calculations show the rata per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the avenge of the prime which ruled this day. Where the asterisk ( 1 ) is placed, it is to be under stood that the shale rate of dividend is less the in- some-tax : 11.444 per 11wee datOat.= swap Flo 92 Odd per *AL I 6 P 1 2 21 per ” 0111111... ..... : 6 4 11 11 el 4. 1 11 1 17 41 1r2 4 : 4 1119ii P rost) 196 0 412 3 poL IL par dm). • Os. • P. a 219 Si = eal Tartildn suraway .. - • (414164.44 6 par NNW . ... „42 . 4 618 13 Lest 414.9449. Oh. 6 114 SS .. 6 16 4 Icsies sod South Westaras(4l4.6 id ) IS .• 7 2 1 UNWIND' 3.• *014.4 WM) 36 .4 6 1 0 Lorin imi Mi l Winton 1 .(44.7 Id ) 127 4 . 610 2 Mho' L . ~ 711 6 lark 11111 Mira V11V.11144 Si is 616 54 York feliml24. 496 Demi* *OM 6 IL) .............-......-.......... - - - Daring the past week a favourable change has taken place, and considerable business bas been trans acted in the mining share market. For our leading acd dividend-paying mines there is a constant in quiry, but sellers awmr to be holding out for ad vanced prices. i.eT local correspondents of the Mining Journal report that several improvements have taken place during the week, and that the mines in the great mining districts are generally look ing well. Devon Great Consols there has been several transactions 4gthe week, and the bargains effected have been rather kat week's quotatioas, althouh the ina generally hewe inanned considerably during g the we ek ; some impor. eat discoveries have been made, and the bottom levels in Wheel Anna Maria are also improving. Buyers continue to for South Femme, South Basset, West Buller, Cara ZrTrelawity, West Certifies, and several others of the finwarite mime. In Kirkcudbright shares there has ben some business, from the manifest improvements which have taken place recently. A correspondent writes es that "at the Cannanore mine they have, daring the last week, cut into • very rich course of ore in the 60 fm. level east, and they have recently met with the same mine ral es aconspaalei the great deposit is Black Craig Mine." TM recent discovery in the 60 fat. level, in Cainunors, is extremely interesting, it being the deepest level in this ex trardinary mineral district, and must.prova a great lawn ' 0, to captudies working the several veins in the neighbour- I hood. A cargo of oily v lead was shipped from Mach Craig within the past week, which it is expected will be followed by regular periodical shipments. At Herodsfoot a great im provement hag taken place in the bottom, or 106 fen. level. where the lode is now very large, and moderately rich throughout. The seats calculate in continuing to sample 100 tons per month. Gambler and St. Aubyn have im proved ; in the edit level of the former mice a lode was cut a short time fines, worth about 121. per fathom, and still continues productive. Tamar Consols and Tincrofts have been in demand throughout the week, at a corresponding advance, in anticipaticn of an approaching dividend. During the week shares in the following mines have ca/ hands:—Devoe Great Console, South Wheal Baegetg l WO, Mary Ann, Camborne Consols, Trelawny, Kirkeud hr,gbt, Tram*, Condurrow, Mendip Hills, Tamar Console, Treviskey and Barrier, Bart Pool, Tincroft, Ashburton United, Esgair Lie, Cerra Erik, South Tolgur, Brelford United, Rest and South Tamar, Gnat Rough Tor Consols, &e. The accounts presented at the Wheal Franco meeting showed a balance in favour of the company of 3761. 6s. 2d., although the profits of the last five months amount only to 211. ; but an expenditure of nearly 1001. has bees made during that period for necemary machinery, which will not he required gaits, a full explanation being given in the committee's report. The captain's report clearly presents a general improvement, with more cheerful prospects than they have had for some menthe, and also anticipated a profit of at least 3001. for the next two months, consequently the mine will be in a position to pay a dividend at the next audit. At the West Wheal Providence meeting the amounts showed a balance of 6381.85. 2d. A dividend of 21. per share was made, leaving &balance in handof 281.85. 3d. At the meet ing of the Trismayne adventurers the accounts were audited, sowing a balance in favour of the mine of 3151. da. Bd. Despatches have been received by the Bolan' Mining Com pany and the United Mexican. The Boleyn letters are to March 6, and represent the progress making in the erection o' necessary machinery connected with the engine. Some little improveine. As have beenmads in theundergrouod operations, bat which are retarded by harass of water, and now wait the completion of the engine before any important discoveries ma be effected; at the same time, considerable improve ments ara 'untainted, from the general opinion that they are approximating a "bonanza," strengthened by the ap panage of some rich roues of silver ere which have already been discovered in the lode laid down in the plan No. 3, consequently the next accennto are looked for ward to with some degree of interest The United Meal can letters are to the Bth of March and stets that the armoring prospects conveyed ha the former &deka have dia. I appeared for the time. The agent's report represents re cent improvement in the Santa Cecilia mine, being accom panied with more frequent traces of ore. In the end of San Vicente a favourable change has taken place, but the general appearances are not se encouraging as the last account. The next remittance will leave in May, but the amount cannot be now advised. In foreign mines there has been an sctive inquiry, especially for St. John del Hey and Australian shares, and several bargains dons at advanced prices. There has also been inquiries for North British Australasian' at former quotations, but none are obtainable at such priors. Some shares in Gaadakenal have changed hands under our present quotations, but sellers generally an looking for I better prices. United Mexican, Bohm*, Cobra, and, Co piapo, have also been dons. deed, COMMERCIAL AND MABEE COTTON.—Livairmn., APRIL 28.—Tke market to-nay I was rather anhasted, and the sales IMO about 7,000 bales, including 1,500 m speedation end ler mart Kracnunda, Aram !1 The market, bat/ ea to 'laths end yens, to-dm yes dnemitehed by much the wane emillisaa as we feseribed esheanra tellenrelera Meet dawripthew ef delneb ddrthp were In remest. end mem were difficult to be mewl& hlind and prhathapeladia win la MU. demand. while deessetise aMbeney goods gmerally we innefesle, and prises teem the turn kw. In yarns there wasinie beninem though the low prices see temptheperret bones be swam man freely than they ham hi thireedons. WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—Lazos, APRIL W.—The d eclined sterehude et %eclat\ halls this etoreteh L wes geed; yet the teemethestsere Iliel•ol•e, wise tethers eery • small empty etainest very dmelpties al stook. The in demand were elrdedlyeeied lodes troeLdyed Woks, weeded blues, he. Is seer - eras matebelose there has boo a pretty good Wines dome daft the we* false cloths suitable for the hems trade. RAILDWARIL—BIaxmonAx, Aram ?S.—Trade hire mobs in tlas same state as what last !reported : there is no Im proveniat amp 'dad ; it Is a long thee rime the depression was sin wady Mt TM ista trade is somewhat slacker than it was arse wain OW& BRRAD.—Aran. 28.—The prism of wheat= brood In eke mime& on from eta to 7d.; of homesiold ditto, id. to 6d. per Übe. kg. POULTRY, Re. Nawoorm AND LIeaDZWRALL, Amur. 26. —Terkel& 4s. to 7a pm% de. to Ss; dues, b. to ; terse MIA% Is. fd. to la 106.• ed. to IP& ; P 6d. to N.; ressese pips is 6d. to Is 6d. ask; &errs, lowla,r. ro 145.; ditto Wok," Is. to ; ham door fowls Is. to Ya psr couple. *BO& ow. Si. to Is. I& ; Trust& dltlo. Is. to is 6& pr 100. Yield Irstesr, 10d.to laid. per lb—Hires, ls. 96. to Is. 6d.; es ed. to 4s. ; does 10d. to Is. 3d.; task ed. to le.; widows, 106. to Is. Id. ; wild docks. la sod sewers Id. to Is. see& FlSH.—Brungoao•Ta, Limn 28.—Turbots, 6e. tolto.; bag, 2e. to Is. ; @oda* Ss toes; rod mullets Pd. to Is.; within.. 4d. toed.; imariesei, Id. to IL ; bedded:a, eats Is. ; doter, Ss to de.; lobate, WAD la as& ; Kate, dd. to 9a 6d. per pair ; Thaws Souders, le. tole. &L per dos.: eels le. to 3d.; Wawa, Is. 6d. to Is. 10d. per lb.; prawns.se. 6d. to tle. per 100. PUBLIC BALA APRIL 26.-8 y Mr. Bhouott, at the Quest% Head laa, Itemmetlempea.Tyae.—Pagra.aelll, as Winger Wag, at lend, near Stusderiand, ocenprising two high-prewar, sighs" at ga sad If. hone power; one paper-ennhime c GO inches wide; snd every ether requisite for the Mannheim s w r it = s billelS oft" hrememb house, with large gamin; eas si e ls. astatallag if tonaments; about lye wee eteM SIM kri , the mill ; aad an ene ll ent dwelliag.hmme alma real shrubbery, snitabie tor the ruble= et the proprietor er momager ; held by Inge, for a long term, at a melerste ground reig—mid for 9,001. Prow Vie EDINBURGH GAZETTE—Friday, April 27. Join , Bun, Airdtle, gnxer , IleyTic 21,iiilioranuatad's Rays oK Airdrie. Jam Has Guam% Diodes, iron merchant, May S k 26, at the British Hotel, Divides. Jams Gleagow KlCsaan, Glasgow, merchant, May Ss 29, at the Bock's Head Hotel. Yana Warm', Olsagow, men:haat, May 9 it 10, at the Black Bal Hotel, Olsagow. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Inn set . as " Indpgiai illameter," sal . & WO wi5...9 CASUALTIES. Atalanta, Kenwell, - front - Malta fin• orders, has arrived, with loss of Aboom and bulwarks, topmut .prang, and other dainage.—Dartmouth, April 27. Camara, Braes, at Fernando Po, half full of water, having .prang a leak. Nona, bms Trinidad to the Clyde, was spoken 7th April, on lat. 32 lon 66, with loss of foremast. leukaemia, sad jibboos, and steering for the West Indies. MAIL& Dl7l. H olland H Lisbon Sydney, N.B.W India via thathavapnen India via Marseilles Boston and Hakim MOADO sal ilavama West loft Brasil May 6 0 Ma/ 28 Mai 2 Nay U APBKay 7 = 11:6 141 * N. lAv. , Asa'. Ask, busiria4k. IS. MS* UTINPDS...AP III , siphomass, U Ass, UmpIN,M. Air .1. ma*, OrsviessA, AN 1 1 . Aista.ll% „NNW' WI, M. Vlissussk Aftro=la Illi Ap. meiss Dud" Odslar a espool. IS mi. a lp Vl m i m , •ai• 2 a a Ilbstaast Stir Ar. se. ?Crock 14.1. A.1= 11, SLValety IS Nowisby TAMA. AMON, AN IA DssAAA ... ,Isolies i :pe . 6 111,6160 Froisinisdi. APO Vd= CoNdiela,, ca llONS•lgr ep r e i Coronae, Olugew, ANN 1/, Ur= , N. N. Wear Naseltb, Liver. ara (Itemise, Omani& . 1 4: le; City of BaUsasai. Gamut= vl= 2,41 . w/ Clummete,Orsveinad. Ongeo bray, DalavailimAtimaL,A MX MDeal, Ap.3l, Gravesend , Oat, All. RIG Omsk nw,♦ 118, WIMINOWI Zrailis. Da& Geer& Squalor fd Gamma. V A= 16noilma NOW/Milit 1111001116. 411 . 1 . Mir. elillasltteili, Ap. , Orlis Eltaalreft, Merealap. U ll4 Raman, MeeaVela Si. Elltabeth, LIT., Gee Malin , Ity., IL laiessak LlTCr i ty . =see Tre, livepeet Rally Asa, Ourvetatt Ci t el.i ett. gleaarr, Grawasel, Ap. Polly, Ora=Apell Aides d a Vleabeth e" ,Ormerse4, BY& Mime Anse . Ap. fe, V Atka Fakes,Gesevesd, Ap.lll,lllhaera Year Net, Gravisert, Ap. V, Cuba Fame, Lierenek, Ap. 11, X. VAL 71111.0. • Laa.. of . Ap. ea, SWAY }at.. Ap. Unnamed Paws**, A4ll, New (Maw V, Marta: I VAAWeea. Aleteale Great =nab April 11, iluladelplrla Ci a= si tl olnalle:Oftwand. 4.llll . ,v.efima Oraveserl, Aprli 18, ohlman, MIMI. Omvanowl. Ap. IP, AirtWelp Meru, Oncemond, 141. 11, Antwerp Hanker, Iktoge , Ap. 11, Mauritius Hope. NC•{II. April Nleaps,t Marnely, off Dwyer Ap.lll, Aatworp lierotoe, Bawdy, Liverpool Ingepewleat,*istal,Ap. $,841a ka Tanthe,Wated., April mac Isabella Stewart, , SI, Mobile lobar and Morph, Marwick, April A, Ora /ease Sophie, Ipswich, Ass V. Caen Jesellaa, Lynn, Ap. 1, Bamberg Josephine Y.npsre, Porton:orb, Ap SI, Havre James Jaime" Ap V7,llamb. •u• AT NTS Mil • - - AIMS Stewart, rarwar i se OW I WTIL, AlfrAl, 1 ad, ass ~ . 2 EI el Depaark, oma. flf. NIII: :ft Weir. ramped . G a rzeload i tionagaik Limb , . 11"6" ...irti tr . st . "'- Ur, Oft Led J. Smell: Valthkay Wary W: Ap, et. Miles ,Graneeell,Ap. —vonamlak .' 111,Jiria... =,vioseed, Ap. W. setlerl. , livaireal..Apli lepahrelle May Aro, (havered, Ap. so, Caps Mot Graveieed ift l. IS, Ilionsaalt , Wank BMW, A 27, harholove Keane, Okater, Ap. 27, Alenalirle KIR AY liven, Lleowiet,44l, I Meat 0111ee,21111ola, Alwl ~ .... IMltabire, et Deal, WI 37,, a illratereep Melba PliiitApPLCEorleara .4 Btulge, p. 21, Shields . Illeaay. Liverpool eZ.Peeit Ap. 77. Mimi* Pock Padua, Llvego;yijails 111*. limed, Ap. !111 i, , , 2 1Liervh.. AMO o... ..ri pli Ajet A r t , ,, Malta Ouwa, lareemieh, April 27. Ne e tlie aairibrasleo, Ap.23, Able* seed.T. .Ap. 27, thsveevett Pribroattli,A . IL Minima' , Ap. 13, hew.. , GraTesed, April W. tweaks Ptslesilt, Onwiesi, Ap.lll,lleull Peveles, leassy, =jkvirpeol, lt i predlartealle , Dal, Ap. / . OraTeleal Ter stekire Gi = r , A X41121, Kampen Lan lONA klesieerli, bee/, Ap. mug Iletevery,Cett,Aleil IS, NevrOriovai 1. Sanaa, Deal, Ap. 21, Graveseel Robert liendessee, OnTesee m i3 39, ea ILetsbow, Gravesend, A p. 2I Ise, Oreireered, Ap. 11, Illealsala % O d e r a n zt a eikl i y. , ... A tv: AV.711, Mae* Isileveload, Oraveueed, Ap. re, New Yak Illans, Gravest., Ap. ill P. Phillip Wilelllia, lAverpeol , 4 if, WWI. Sank, Liverpool, Awn Pt, leketlaroa tliolid. °twee_ , Ap 27, Me Jowl,* Salaam. Deal April 27, Port Philip 1aad .." 7,. 6.d.. A ' ". , M A;4711, Newham, =, el lewd., Ap. 22, Newry ... AP 27, Leo. ea uvereatt i =ort,Ap. 21,/seinbas spews, we Assetio, April 13,ableide IL ?strict, Owl. , Apell Ikulaseles Ilapent, flilewsw, Ap. 17, Weide Toe 11•14=17L . A4 . 21,Cabi Tunnel( iZe ti Nt Taint, Leeetepe,Aprll 211,Stonaway Tlnite of Pliv, Uverpool,hgr Ap. SOapore, lie (kraele Trim Li verp. , Ap. la It Treaty, Graved, Ap. , Pa uverwr ?Mae, Graveoesil, Ain II 11, Oeteel Unlace, of arlaitio "l ldy. Ap. 24, lartai Il k. , titt l _, gi , TiLp ild rt W bite otoear, A 7 Arz Waterville, of pew.... Apra le„ it e d a Waleitowt. Li/Tempe, Ap. TIM.•• 11. UT. WeTi Marcasite, TO iitesigo 4 Apra M, Westock,therceese, April 21,(lhoos. BAILED. AnnUs, lima, Apra V, Kattardan Acton, K.U. Ap. V, Nast Mita Aalborg. Hartlama, Ap. Ocavah. Anna, Hutlegoal. Ap. In, Straw licaVerY EnVah Quebec Aurora, Jenny, Ap vs, was M. Salads, Ap. IS. ALAVA., Seidman, Ap.lll 9 =arg, Amanda, anadad , Ap. V ndrew, 1.0041n.P , A ne Maxim, Oark, Vegan Adams Carte, Tarpnat=4l l _ . lives, U.erpr, .f , Laminae& Mammal., Li , April 28, Nana Maarrues,... Ap. 24, A. Meetirita, Panderi , ap. 27, Naatm Lead. Lirerlaml. Ap. Mb Mad.. ladepeMeetr, ktrialsam,ANll,Oporie Juba ,Hawkm, ticatiery Moak, ap, M. Name Lady Newborough, LIT., A. a, Cas a.' Lard Yetmlfr, Shields, Ap. IS, 0.• aural. Lord ilatton,Lortgisep. 22,401146 Leldtaaar, Cork, Apri 5 , Livermol Lord J. Plumbed, UravearadAred Karlimm Menai, OravesesdAp. M. Hamblin marg.rita, eeacd, Ap, 214, tuts. Mat Jane, Is, Neer...ad. Meteor. law., Ap. rs, New 'tact Madam sad (ienurodia, . .. = i l4l . l . penk da r- =IBA illinfranA 1, 41', W1A 8 lirsdions e Waged. Arra Pk _OM liiesSrasee, Game ? Ap. a. Ammo" Brerams, wesramsdep. MO= Visuralsr,Onevesesd, Ar. IP, WOMB*, Lrasrposl, Aran el, M. Marra Betsy Sransas, Itsralepral, Aga i Bans. ham As. IS, Libman* HiNenrawse Wrarat AP. SS, GOWAN Ossepse, SedraY. AP AA AlAndor Caellerass, Palsesw Aran to an 11,11ames ClelsreGrasJAV a isra . IFI a = AP. Ouveles d iell,Thirvs — Ceram , lissersal Collilol6 d Madam, Vaildilt. AP. Quoins Csrasebee Irallse, Orman& APA 2S, Swarm Cosserrative, Gravesend, ',KG S. Martina Jobases, Para Way sad WO, Itsrurp,ol.A. Karla Vietoin, adederaod, April V, Horde= Ilatblloa, gander.. Ap. 27. Nantes Vier, Cardiff, April 11, Honavor ocean, °rawest, Ap. Lf. Would= Polst, onneo, no. 2n, Jamaica Princeos Victoria, Uravcol., April V, Artois., Pembrolushlre Law, Cardiff Apra 27 Pedlar ,Opole, Ap. 27Riga Robert, Lir., Ap. 243, Nrwtaa ftYed Rajah Wats, IP, Pomba bora, lAv., April , 2d, pril Wiener Pelpio, Ap. 22, Carthansan Peolkurer, Hull, Ap. V. Lateen Hartlepuole, Apra 27, Mahal ii 8 14 7. 1 P , A i ld„ .13I °"Pe dt sat . reoc ' e, gams, Ap. 22, Cron aYY Sarah, ahlrlds, Ap. Standard, Loosbupe,Ap C .7rna Sultans, (Yoh April 215 Liverpool Gir t Edw..' cino.r.yri wingroph, Gravesend, Ap m. Omni Palls norm Prothro.. Apra ai „, Trsvronm nvothels, Gloster,Ap. V, Uri Maim, Shields, April 211, Arassms, Tater, Curl, April 233, Lie 1 luta, Le., April 24 0,1911=S All3l. Rand • Rowlett?, Lv., Ap. 12, at TINNY St.Daskip , Welt Point, Llv., Ap. 18. New lid I Waldemar, Ap. 27, Wave, Shields, April PS, 11 ( =r 1 W Woes, Gravrarad, Ap. SS, Quetta' Ramps, LIT , Ap. Wponnagen , Zoe, LIT., April 13, Abbeville Caroller, Unnamed, Ap. lA, Adelffide Dever. Warr...rad, Ap. V, Norway Dos Hemmer, Dover. AA. 2.1,. 7„llalab. Deuntlest, Deal, AFL 211. De J deer, Liverpool, April 211. NW Morison, beielat,ag 11l A •Hurler alllsabett Jame, Greeaac , prU la, °Porto Eagle, Hartlepool, April 27,Crueat dt EMMY Men, dewy, Ap.ll,lAbrador Elirabeth, liesliato, April Ell, Prltela Equator, Hal, /WM 18, MP* NV ndra,,leney,Ap. 28 Labrador feettty RoaAr i a . , 25Abattet Kuotedaad A 17,1/oalog. Porta, April 111„ Fula, Graagem., April El, Creastadr Haaroode,Mariaipasi, Ap. IS. larva. oat Geroge Ilaadattaad t .4l9_ dr, . - Mesmer. seseerraa, Ap. Osegeo, fled, Ap4l42flaey Otertevolls, IN itte Oesires. ilvetpeol, April N. Tema (lambent*, °revises', Apt' 11, Porla4aes onve•eai. Ap Th. Nevada' HuteltdA, Unmsead,Aprll OM am Hlbornia (s.) Liv ,Ll• erpool orpool. AP.2I4IONIAR IL bow, , Ap. IP. na& lUD U Aaymw. er• woo Reek k. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BURICITL—ApriI 27, at Ttighbury.place, MIS. E. Burkitt, d daughter. BUBEIBY.—ApriI lA, the wife of tbeKey. J. B. Hubby, of Woolwas Lancashire, of • daughter. still-born. ZWINO.—Apell 93, at the National Bank, Burnttsband, Mrs. Ewing. of LEES.—April $4, at Burdett-avenue, Kingstown, the wife of Lees, Faq., of a daughter. NEACKM—ApriI 25, at Dublin, the wife of J. W. Maley, fialse t a daughter. MARRIAGES. DOD6ON—NATLOR.—ApriI 26 . at Michelin parish chinch, by the Rev. A. R. V. Hamilton, M.A., C. P. Dodson, Eal., of Lancaster,le Selina, third daughter of the late J. T. Naylor, tgq. EVANS—PEA/MON.—April 25, at Waloot Church, hr the Rev. E. le Evans, W.A., vicar of 80/MOM', Ireland, the per. J. limes Liel Minister of Portland chapel, to Constance, eldest daughter of thll late Rev. A. 11. Pearson, recta[ of Foneartb, Epees. GORDON—INNEB.—ApriI 26, at Barden, Aberdeen , hire, Who mot J . Blvtiop Sltkaw- , Capt. C. Gord.e, 9 ad Highlander% snot J. Gordon, Eaq.. of Cairnbuly, to Christians, 01 1 4 dug tlig of W. Inner Ygq., 01 lisamias and Cowie. DEATHS. the Rev. T. Broverige, lactimbest Twicaator, aged 84. c. Cox, Eoq., late of filo& BROWNIIIOO.—AprII 24, Boston, Thorp Areh, near 001.—Altr11 28, at Mailientsin. well-park, and Rkhnunad, surrey: LOTTHOUBE.—Harch 29, at Funchal, Madeira. J. Loithoute, 99o solimibr, of the firm of Barr, Lotttionam, and Nelson. YAWL—April 24, at Danville, near Dublin, W. blur. ft , lied 42. Mr. R. VESSELS SPOION WITH. .... ...... 119 S DATIL L.T. as. -•--• Adventurer teerllles ..,. Uverpool.... Ker. 10 IS. a Avesta tasks ydeey An ' Mar. 27 8 oo ANIMA. Mar.2B N. W. Arab (0N1ff.).... Leedom...... =Bay Akaalla 1nman. ..... 2=l•'". : ""'. It.:70:::: April II 1;11: :W. Adams April 25 Apia Awe !sloe New York ... April 12 10N. W. 91 oeward • • Awe 15 12 a1a"..1.613" ... u Pw1" ..1. 1 . 11 _ N. .r.w y.d, .• • Aarrua lgtl ri ll SO H mW.: I 7. W. NW. wi llo P lVr tia 4.... • II la Carotin Charles WK.. .• • April 17 N. g am" Oskeil • ia • II•1;i•i selbni ..*** New lielL ... April It Of 118 W 1"411r.. Dieg Dee o. elk • wen W... April 12 44 , DmolioN NON- Ceiir •••• • • • • Feb. 21 al, . W. ja7 • L . ~. ~,, Part Adelaide he : N. W. Bat Lemidoie-.b 12 S. W. Bike lbsomoom 113 on lladros I J 4 wW SOI .• - April 10 OW Pt* =re Dolikerh • Westward ... • April 14 44 ZO • 0.. Ilewlel 4 •• , • w 81,e2 P 1 .5 44 • April 15 4, W. W. Poroffor Ocerga, lath .... April 16 iN. IW. Narks New Yak • • Apell II a llamas (Witte ) tr i test ... April 12 Nolo aet .• ljeU 77 3 N. .I W. lase Newton 67 =eure i) • • osedorlend .. lobe Apell 12 50e2W.N. W. 9019. J•i•Thll Cfel7 , • . • . Apre 14 Jew (W111e46.) .... Newceelle.... • ' 2 W• 1 6 . Cs Gat &dile Cedar .... April a a ot, W. 54,2.mb. • VII York •• . tee Leese W. LW. U • Tail KUMLA • • .... . 919 • 29 •.• • • Mar. 4 15 IL W. UMW= ••• Norre.llo. • Salk* -...• Nattier undue- New 241 N0W0 WA .v B. ILL =l..q , • - ... ...„,__Y Oll • • i 2.711 441 52 [leaped .. •i• Vice w. • Nor. 31 in Nonlegal New Or . April 20 Naar Menem Na A ppel 14 Nona Nankees • ke Lawton ••• • • April 3 in N. • W. anew llaimana -.•• . wed April 9 Xi N. I S. W. Plume Leeds. Holloid• •• • • April II 44 N. It W. WWI Lemke N5w 122 . 1 . •• • • Aall 13 5 =anti, ..... W. 717.1" trar.... :-.: I •I: Ramose -. _ 1&. 7 19 7 6 lleawle Pelladapela. 2 . 292 9 001 • •• • April 17 Nalleeliate . . 6 12 =llr pll alig:. o tr i r u r ..... App 17 •I. • T r: /11. Askew Needs. W.. April 11 lie Bak- leglomi. ... NksJlealle• • Feb. 9 Mayas? IlLsorkies: - Ueda& ••• • • Pa. 14 S. .Z. =Nark April 19 01N. 1 Iff. =• 21 9 II Pima - • Wake ~ .. . Are IS N. 3.) W. elasermaa .. r........w... Aire 11 40 rl W. T=lTle4 l li A AA 211 19 ew Odeon. LI•ellgol •• • • App 92 AI N. IR W. Tlerr l Eswll2 le w ' Watralke M a 110w.... Cott April 11 49 Walearom Westward... April 17 'I/ N Off ar Lend. • lif= . •• • -. Aril 1 131 Wan Ndffir, tea. 01111 1 41.• •.• . Apr p il 17 22 4 1 9 50 sa.W.of NM. -April 21, at T{.mrwnrt• Mese setlyebilsbeil by Wrtuse Moo HAW, ot = O . B . tei d 4 see, lia street, h City of London. Prises, tbm ode.% Ada la %is pimiliat Ed Whltiddirs.--MellieT.Arati. 30 . 18414 II