The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-14 00:00:00

THE EVR4BI3, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1859. SPORTING. ill-. UPSON STRING MEETING. fo 1011041 or Till but,-1 malts of the kutadioapo •i York have nerwa to stsbe Me se taro estre.l. engagel in tee f' ?y are Seilwebets awl Illeempolitsa k.k up," without actudly spalag eidur -mit, on I we tu .7 oaftly astidpate good Lain t.r tt- Owe Smut c'e , el is t.e prevalenee of the Below be rise Mortise. 13.4.61 t►e twu elskse put I 1 - 4 e alt, the dojo oeirt o;t4e,,t ON will b, w uirtb) of the Dune., Le lir. lao iise woo atter sapportod .ita smear nine by ..tt.r. of b.f.,. - - The 7-yea-al Male , heft • to 1., ha M Gabs, sod seatiebite 14, • deem *Witt,' way les looked leeward tee The Yrfred AA:, . wrongly tepees add, they laves( two Maw by Veitivie, tk• 0.4'.1. to l'endora, sad peeper. Tee two tat Aot.tewed ate wall beet, rlumpar befog Ly ItoeplAs tu 4 dyla.vvt• , awl she is decidedly out od the I Ito •lite.,c you've's tonal biatleorough. Ctdieel (by C ...It, at of Test-thin), his out bees out "Ude she to a: Wart ik.e. where she lost Mat, NM hum tee ...Ee.vseasat .be awes ill•playal as her Nottisbeaa t• rat she alll prove Ur from the meet " oil s. ear"' If seated tea 'tutees. liar* is • vary pad lit" hew et et, to wet. Mehre EgUatia• keep bar sigh tor she we /..ely t.sten a' ideltisittem by The Rees. wh-ammed to Cturruiria et Warwldt; esd the attar Imolai tees pli zon, boars ta • seater by Madame M Newham law Improve. IBM pet Le •••ey mot to bleak *efts. t. a coh Im The flynte IhsteUrtaa Get id R. ne , by %hate eat si theeellaaLThs V. by • es sat of Cella; sad Neeby, by iswielesiser sat of Man Abbate, are 4,r , • A basted al her, sad the .dawfr dirlites 004 er , eat be feergelosa wham we ail to t 0... Mean sea Maws, ; kat dein whet we hews sees of Mar dew. *Lela*, •160 sill be barely ebbed lash._ pleas to The v.e. sibi !...peihr i... owe bluely to wieessat Mr. her this hersity. Thersseaby wea hoe ewe es Tab, sad alb Ne Marry • wow teldad hau, he •ill he le pat &sty of totem* late the strowsk. he be best Rettlebuse shawl es mot yea bledese Ealaatias dui, wed* weetni his is Gibe. worse tw 3.. Ilea des Jawah's Ally, wtorb @baud make it • la.. Ikons lA:Nevi the chesty sad yellow Jackets. Lopata., alltio.ote teethe Madame Sal utter et Nureemeapsee, le to baud I. , , curl • ofimilor powitka hare; Sur lierrysts• woe &Dries is et• Ilk. mysteeleee roan ea his lbw ap to perhe. Teeeseesby, Modem. Eileertas. sad Cgti;• • ••• Atwell, the eset-Ireeklag trio a .hea my, sad they any I preheat thompaless to the Prigs pretty se el y to tee ceder reed. A . 'taloa foe the Ittldwey sod Inkeratea Pates le • stello.r.t.l see. d Ilkuly, le toe qoaltty ef the tot isiew , d IA very to 4 r.t., tot aid tits to wei , ll thalami may do • Feed V... towaed, IL • Lad result. Tee Maid of Kest, Y sea has say I. es lelt, eneld be the beet this ea peter, for the at •olet to a lesleot cos whoa we cordate how it. sea with Illewmare at Glooder.ad.. I mos to the groat ovate a tho hot. and the dad of them io be de-rbd Is lb. City sad %Matra Ilawnomp, use wits matt • queerer, is, which the Sad may mown about drowarstrossty maw. Tb• tt public" lima bees a letl• to, mar to ware tear istratearata, Wain orMed a good Guar Oats tall) or 1146*Kialoto, sad that Metros Is sow Is • teas of r , • mate, who hat boos dare pasty a work slat. the Noriamoon, ad, me a cork will aow upon has cars dmeghdl, la say dialagukh himself as the Dowse, although I assot tallow the money that has tams put up'. him. I wrild mud' rather tams Fright to do es mothlas for lb* Epos, divi.ios, ware he sapcsortod with their msey, as le is bar • its that Little Girard, Ned bary, or field cd Lear, WWI sr* awl y ppart dls Me mark, t. Marta-owl its is the h. pen of the Prmeaora ; but I am &bad they win riot be ads to taloa the &a ills, gas us Wet year, as they have out had sea aa alastsf• oar us with Mir climate tbio mama for our Mr, es aro quit. as forward as may of the Yamamoto Tto (lasso ha hers barked ter We most ois troll OS thm Marepataa, and them is wow Omit whether he will am be turreted lot the Lawn Jams."; bat I masa ass the amain% to his elating for time two, as Was Is as dospr of mars ass 6lb pas Ity, ad he woad thos be better la tot the ea oad mast then le was at North mottos. Yeetoom etas win ea the Sqwelde platy to so, btu abs ttr b.rdly the weight to Trompeter mad lodiraesco, mad if ths homer be has waled, he eiol show noacq tbs way home. lmiliderommema The Sparer sad LifibLat so Bose at Liembi that I coma damn him, wpm slay t• there era such goad amass for igsarisg his 'Omega Tr p rgorniatro, sal he will do a great dad for the ere& of tee pampas* it the race. l'ars Lest, W. Day's may 'carom ham powers well suited to the cower sad Cala. Ctajaror, ilirmisgbam, The Grab, Pail Jew • Ton Msg. Yellow Row, Glesback, Vigo, F.M. The Dahl at thity, end Productioa, hare all been reestiosed is caw aeries oath the most; bet Yellow Rose mad The Ore k are is be moved Le the Mottopoirm, according to Me soma t, sad those Is • champ of the Rse's stable bass repre.ented t i tt uc gard.lo Mg Biradsghsto ; but of the light weights should hem my mamma was he brought rstil the mute:. Fleet has bea so frrly t. e; pored' of law that be dose wt leak so dame/mos se at oat lime, sad with each a tad of a-psalm RS Trompeter, lediffereure, Yea lota, Prodseelea, sad Ci!eaLuck, to select from, he an well be pat amide. To this mast be added Ftight sod toe Urals, as lb* his 61 the eat berm, sad the kr wit, ant be head s bad stools hm brat as GAL Iraimptur ad the Baas see the yak M wheat I place the gratat retrace orror the aft awl • , and to thaw I should add flambe*, wan Its • amtsim steers. Thai rest Metropillas Radiaspre sewed &gutter, to to prodate • loiter kid thou last yew, sad It moot 1. selreted him Arousal, Blue J i 4 Iseerrsa• fg4 Fright, Latest, 1 am... 11 Maid, Dis.u . t e e k ,ilydrosami. Moils du Noel, Metier, illistowstalc, Tim lissom, Tonal Loose. Posztal, ream 'Tamura l'as, Qoess Rees, White Hart, Oil It .beet, Thu Greek, Craft" Ytlilo. Rowe, Reba, and OW Point Antra must beat the old heavy weights, with the oases aof Frlght mad Lisboa, although Tonstall Mad woo well ward to the lag aid were sauna. I do or' gate amdtataid the navelworts Lifeboat is the market, and shal distil hist foe Ms 6sa of the light weight syroMle, the Boom. Whim iglu I, sad OM Robert Las mot performed this yam, asd sisal RR I target them, I mat giro the w hom, to Ife:Lai Item slid the Cheek, lho Ro.e, is sty (Plans, brag Loam marled to support of ea two, toe so. wee the equal of Olsdielme at bib st Westhamp ton, awl se Tao Greek mid sot best the Great Mathes' visors at I llb at Livergool. Tat bra amid ha at last his equal, so that the 41h siva bar the best of it. Crooridm leg ti. la's &het of Gamer' at Carton Pak a •'lsko," I WWI treat is Tho Tallow Ross, Bemos, sad Old Robert to supply ills •lassr, my metersace lOC USSR] briar la the orler Lanai —I am, METEOR. YORK BPRTNO MEETING. (eVISDAY'II &eche Cuate.t: belt.) Tog ILNAVISMIULII PLATS of 60 soy,. in spec* bee 2 sail 11-sr olio. Allowasart sad ineltiee. Hells tone. (Si whs.) t sons ftwortlib Jambs% * Morroilostsr.3 tes. Sel Mb bl=l Mr Daiwa so 0161 Pam. 3 mast Mb ceveia lamp • releerry. 7 e.s.letWie ler. W.l Aset-eet betted. 3 yrs, 114 &Was : 4to 1 as.' bilberry, 6te 1 opt DersAL, 7 to (ot Ant 4to 1) $44 Trot on, 6to 1 544 erepslor, 10 to 1 .stb ogst Pr.fossor Diet slot No "byte. Tb. fret four ran is toot tlftestiost, N. °Ape etealeed tho kol st the arati, sad eta dearly b 1 MU s length ; our dinar* be- Own rye sot ad sad third ; bed Cuitb. Tsui Minuton boas to ot ti eon. MANI los flesompstekte 6 a.. nob as. iye-ofts .std upwards. Ono RU.. p tom,. Yollmollft bs Isiftsftwilofto. 7.a MIL* MO thoosol oobtftsfp_MlS Ths Mites lftlboom oft at i pt . L9 alt* two .......... I The 1141104 m. 11; 7, t lead nail 01 le • eget her. Wet by ball • Ingth. Ills inner wee kr 61 Orem Two leans Er. Lasts of 10 rove. each, with 60 6.1 !v4 1-yr.dl ; wla, Iht 11h ; thin, 13.0 21b. ✓ad paa•ies. 0 ae sad WI. 4,11 who) XL Wash t MI Clooftftor oft st Straiso to lib . h illma* nr= loote 4 Moro. 4. tr.oo b" or. J. • Waves e Teem. so Bowes Eves and 6 to 4 ape =4 1 411y nen and, ell the peariag, sad was be • maw bvt • 0 loairthe setae Motion *Wes es assuld mai third • nes Senn On tied and am& BITTING ox ill 00171183. CITY AND SCSUSSAN. 100 to II oral ToidaMloft (I) 300 to 40 Tviarass (1) METROPOLITAN 'TAKER 10 to 1 apt The Onalt (I) " enema CUP. Urn 20 apt Darla (GNI) ebill wee Mas k est at 4.10 pa. thlo day (Tessi 9). DORSI% 13 to 1 ego MoOld isooko) 13 to 1 Oftosoor (t) 30 to 1 —1 1 5 6 5 s 6113111CRIPT lON ROOM AT NIONT. CITY AND lIVIIIIRSAN. IS So I opt lad dheeleal (elI) WO is 7 Puserdia 0) 1111 le Dumb (a) MITROPOLIT/JI STAKIS, So 1 apt LOAN* 00 11 00 1 Osusli (t astern 11 t. 1 Teem Raw (I) 10 to 11 (.o) 111 11, T Tomb' 10 to 1 Dbae Joan 0) 30 so 1 lferimp4.lo) 6 to 1 firest all Tim ROM °MOM IQ COIN= MT. 14 to 1 .lard as dr OM. TWO THOUSAND. 100) to S opt Napalm (I) DUI/T. 100 to 8 .pt Ma Jed 36 1 Raabe, 30 to 1 cl to one 11) 2000 i• 40 LEM (I) to a 0 Loust el the Maw CO 3000 to 341 Nowessae (I) 1 , 11101111• DAY. THy. CuKAOL VfluS itILA --- 11311ST,of 30 COTO, lOWA to Hu :by Sweepstakes r(6 a no. week. T.Y.C. (7 sub..). twa s Dray bail. ty t.atto _t.3 ) .. 7, wt r`i - i 1 i 0 Mr. 11111m.I. 100 s. Mb. ............ .11.1 Ora tyie 1 l Wt. 1111.1• 1144 gydy., lyb, ..... et Mt try l an.i ny, re~ " .I. Jamb's Miity." fit 41b tin r&Z Bating to 1 awn brandy ball, 3to 1 net Lay Lo. 4to Iwt Volts. Bandy Bell took the kal soon after Matting, ark tbo nut ed the maks& and won try throe lengths; • kattb brewer mend sod tbird fa urtit. LONDIOIOII.OOOII Ctr, vein 100 "no. is no* stillin to s handier!, sweepstakes of 6 WV/. sub. Winners 'ldea; tho mond to runes 26 on. sat of the slam On mar. (49 rube.). a ffro . mo,e) The nauswestinn tat Thad tricireV4l3 . : 4 lm, t'ele . ...I 4 I tlip - k4=4* : l it— M itl:l 4 , bO lj wal end, e by Vatican oat of Lady nary, Mewl, Surprise, Kul llinswornb, Adelaide, hid Ines Attrecom, 19141114 6to 2 net Tom Kier, 3 to 1 amt Precious Star, II to I apt Vo!attler, 10 to 1 etch amt Trenton, nor en; sad porgommter, 100 to 6 adst Pool J0e.... Os Ow to the post Surprise becks away and ran nuns diitenco ban bo woo ate ppd. Tom King mode play to the taro, mhos Burgomenve took ohs kw!. At tha distaste Voletils sad Trabu. a tommue trend and third, bat Liked to mob iwrgorm who woo cleverly by thin-quarter of a ingsb, a I etween "road and third, bad fourth. Pessins limn we. pretty close op with Tom King. Paul has% do Lady limy colt, Attraction, and /turncoat were goat. Herporttbusa and evorise bawled ths Irt diriika. Boger got badly off. MST Y MAR 01 TOO TOVITH BIINWILL STAMM, for 2-p-als. 10 guy& inch, k It, with 60 orld. ?he near/ to sows his wan. Allownoso sod penaltios. T.T.C. (14 sabo) Dlr. J. ]lan's Tbannsby, b Wla4bame m lidbeeriwo. I^lb Oa. Mb sun) . .... . .11.10,016. 1 11r. T. nay. sii lib oil: Se ....ii111•0101010 • Mi.Kayt•ord's Suthirtly. 0.104 S 100/ . .'. 1 by A• 010—$1.1. Oybenro Dlr. It 11.1.0 Lady 'totem yr al . trl I (ISCOND YVAN. or Ten Tutno 10 rm. nth, It It, with 60 added, lest I•yr-okk ; oats, Psi 716; 111.1 31b. Dos 'wood to son his stake. Alio/Wan. sad paralties. Ore mile aid threw quarter'. (11 mat.) Ks.c 4. r.ovir dby 11000/400. Mtn 0/0...1f0 r.ll 1 10•10y1 i•••• 10• •• 0•11111 alb es) IPl•met J 1101.1 • Demirs% Dambler. On lib ion. bib 001 11. Ostcoo6l 0 ....1000106•1_ • W. &AWN Tr LIM Ssa 71.11110 Dotoziwi's HANDICAP cf 100 sow., addled to • oweepashos cf 110 soya each, le tt, mad 6 (lily if de clared, ice., with 100 added. Whom. atom Ose Nab sad • Wt. (34 alba, 16 of whets pay 6 sow. fa k.) lir. Javan( Ambush h liOnfsabeer, Ina. to WO tuar.6...e , Mc Craws*. Seiresilb.llyesSitllni leas SAND* Loge Om I ....... tcowil Toiniefe titsitheise. Ipu Me ass. lOW lA. b 4 )4. Oltraigo narrstos. 3 m.titb lu mv M. 8 claw. Views J yr% .IClealest) sir U. Idealro Twat,. IM N w 1010 . . ~. . Settler 7to 4 eget Gladiolas, 4 . 1 web niet Harry and Harraton, 6to 1 eget Newcastle. Newcastle and Vevey ran side by aide to the bind, where Vanity wed boleti. On mitering the straight Ambush sad Harry jawed Gladiolus, who had been lying third, and from the dbterce the Ant dues mate ea tegesher, Ambush winning the Meet face of the meeting ty • head, OM secood he th e third by the 0411010, bed fourth, the ethers beaten off stag_ . Vanity did not pee the post. BETTING ON THE COURSE. METROPOLITAN STAKES. 10 es emelt The Greek (1) 12 he Tallow Role (') 60 to Borst Treasons (of) TWO THOUSAND. Bto apt Nimrod (Ad) DERBY. 11 to apt llitsjid 16 to Volcano 100 b Geometer 44.1 to Nimrod (t) 1000 to 1 Neecastle (t) A dull end showery mom* was followed by an afternoon which au altarmisly nanny and eiondy. The racing men mewed at half-pet one, order to show the London 'H olton to depart by the alterno n express train. The sport wee net devoid of Mired as the above rears will Wend*. Amongst tha camps, who riseted the rams we naked M. Archdail, En., M.P., Air R. Brnwalieg _FLUB Brooch, Esq., George Copley Eaq., Lord Cheolmisiil, Hon. W. Dualoinhe, Lord Durhstn, Lord Glasgow, Mr. Gratwicke, Sir J. Hawley, Cisionsi Giggles, R. M Japes. Req., Lord Loodeaboreogh, Capt. Little, Hon. Cape. Lanky, Egrecoont Curette.. Beg , eirlt. M. llibter, 11. B. W. Milner, Esq., Lord Middleton, Lord W. Pawletr, Br R. Pigot, W. H. Rudstomit Rtad, Esq., G. Swan. Yed.. Lord Scirlxvonsh, Sir Teflon Sykes, A, &wiry, Esq., Lerd Strathmore R. Sutton, Esq., Esq., Clive Vracr, Eaq., Rai. C. Wilkinson,and Earl of Zeeland. Amongst the lady vlsikirs we noticed Lay Boarboramb, Lady Iliddletea, Lady Georgina Maser, Mies L'Esitrangn, and Mies Victoria Worthy. QtILIN'S PLAT!, LINCOLN.—Thi. &ipotesi rare was he mattgated ty the proper anthoeities at York yest.rday, when it wee decided that &balm carried hie tight weight, and that le entitled to the plate CITY or LONDON Three SOCIETY. The =Di viners of this inttitntien which wee founded by a Mr. Temples in the year 1808, for the porpote of affording relief to persons staffer's, from rupture or prolasena was held at the Albi , n, Atderegatostreet. The need which oasts for the operation. of this society would scarcely be credited by any one who has sot bad OCellaiol2 to refer to the statistics of hernia From the moat &emirate estimation It sppears that this malady euhts in one person is eight throughout the wool' male population of this kingdom ; and eves in a much 'roas proportion swag the lebnatieg flame of the com munity in nitantacturieg districts, particularly in them pets as who ere employed in weaving, or en the water Si boatmen. In one district, in the weetern pan of Eng land, comprising 200,000 inhabitaate, it has been I.tef tained, by *multi obeervetlon, that upwards of one in Eva of this whole population labour under tots malady. When hernia is negladad in Its early etyle, either through delicacy or extreme poverty, the melody daily looreeme prostration to the industrious habits of the relents; end trona thi, circumstance, the services of mazy 'neatens arti fice,* and rueful labourer. have been totally lest to the com mut ity ; their families, one, decently insialsieed W thew, are now ateolutely inipemethlied. The 1100 Pry, whieit by no seams TOfittiftJ its benefits to the metropolis, has demo its feemdeelem to the end of hot year relieved no fewer then 20 gemene; and the number to which It is now fm kesevWest s td upwards of 5,600 annually. This= Mosmat for last year contained the following items :- 1 Dimes in heed, 1461. Ile. 4.4 ; k gory from the lets Mr. 1,0001. ; ditto from the late Mr. Dumber, 431. Its 413.; &Meads 6631. 15e, 10d. ; other neaps, 2,2921. Or. 9d. ; t 4,0361. 17s. sd. The diebtinneen•s showed that a sun of 1,0001. had bon invested In ihe Three per Casts. ; that 1,801/. Is. 1(1. had been estemiled lathe send yaretwee d trews, and that 0201. 13r. lei. bad been paid in ether ways, leasing a balance in hand of 114!. 2a. 6d. The chair lase evening wee 'erupted by Mr. JIM'S Cepa, who d petered with great animation the duties that thus devolved upon bias. He wee ably supported by the tmetermter, Mr. Harker, sad by the vocaliidr, Meese,. J. sod W. Coward, Meese. famish/a, Raw, and Thowee, end the Mime Wells, so that the enterterainest meat off In a liehly eNb feco.ry sensor. Sul,wriptione atanuatang to 484/. 6e. 6d. •ere saseauned, in ediftnn to a legacy of 1,000/. (free of deity), which bed been lit to the society by the bite Mr. °serge Hates Reim OTS94 COLONNADE Horst.—The well-knows ertelimbeent b Chmeirwired, Haymarket, which formerly west by the seas of the Colonnade, or Yadkin He'd, hie jai wined le the Open Colonnade Hotel, mar the Limited Liability Lot, sod *COI its commanding sitostion, its poolinity t the crew, theatres, sad places of patine amuse ime dome Call be little dente that under good emnagement It furs est a essiiiial relation. The metes of the OvestWestees Heist,eMaaeed as it is in one ides salremities latedas, is sessedem a ga mate* of soccer fee any similar embilishwast. V will cesducted, pieced in one of the most weerreedingiitemekseet the rortropolia. The new hotel has tees tweevabd. It consists of 60 bedroom., will, Weems al dieing 41011 pewass dally, end miaow, sadly, sad sieve el Esltsls wine b sereeepond. The her itwo im s 8 wet, nail se she seas re Stied up in the tames ettlo. The Mosses sate seise Inn 2.. upwards, sad Iles abeam reeedee that Ihe best etwessecleales will be prodded at SW west weibrie charge.. The masagneset of the hotel hie her wedded to Mr. Berner, wham nepo tistic* be this eepertwent of bu st s ers la calculated to enemy centldemor ia Its respray and woes.. Of dot sneers deers caw be little dcrta, we amebead, if the sonssems only cony out their principle of providing good tillage at node nto bat tidy rernanersitve ,ekes. SALS or MODERN Erotten Picroiee.— A rale tote piece yesterday at Meows. Nets's, is Pall. wen, of seems See works ; a portion of them Wig the property et Charles Paidestes, Req., et Li ewq Bub onol ere owe et the picas Margaret add , Mr.. M. Rebbkwe ealdbleal et the Royal Academy 1857, 40 Baines' iadyndso l / 4. 1 . 11•14. 33 sinew ; The Reverie, J. Seat, 34 plisses ; Wanderings of Otphess, P. Do 3O Y, GO Vowed ; • WeisealL T. Creewick, 77 view ; illee is hr hers the Lead. Y. firese, 91 view ; Meditation, J. Best, 33 gimes; • Dewed. Hownl—an witly week, fir B. Leedwer. 96 gaisess,_ The Pearl Hoet oil the Idle LA's, F. R. liwkseariU, M gimes; Mr W. liestt—e adeSture potted; Reiman, 60 grim ; View es the Ma& wey (22 beim by 13), C. Stands 966 gabbiest The Death of Pompey, T. Denby 91 guineas; Aa Italian Übe, T. Daaby, - 72 gm Does; Recosster between Balfour and Bea well—from • Old Mortality," A. Cooper, 24 (these; Vial" J. Holiest, 261 pewee ; Heed of a Highlesd Never, Sir B Ludlam, 30 wines; Queen Elisabeth re- Lerantwo, J. C. hornier, 40 guineas; The Wood. slyOsenrirk. 90 gamer; The I.ktert, J. R. Herbert, 61 rime • Webb 3.eaery— two mamma, W. Muller, 31 end 99 gereitea; Across the &team 1 bows. Cremstiek, 83 =17:•,8 f V;. t r. flier; &I= ; Zr i l i zirr c. erere— avert, 64 onas awl Cu*, W. Ely, 69 piste; The la isg dbeetime sessl, W. Minedy, 93 J. B. PM% 13 7 ; • Lasitna44, P.rayt e Alt. 236 redness ; PidPIP -.V. F. Peek, 290 gins ; David and lad, J. LkiarM r wawa of the ode esimand 3,7001. NAVAL AND 3iILITAR E MILITARY Ex All I NATloN.—Yebter day morning an examitation by the Council of Military Education, coosiil hag of Major-Lfineral Cameron (the see resident), Major. General Pomba, Lieutenant-Colonel Addison, and Limi t neat-Colonel Elwyn, of candidatis for dirict corned/Maas to the army, commenced at the Royal Hoeplial Chelsea. The 81/21110•0411 will be continued to-d.y and on &tura ; Monday, oMonday, Tuesday, sad Wednesday in mat when it will dually cloFe. ADMRALTT, APIAIL J. H. W. Rowlett (18/11), to the Trident, 6, paddlo-wkwal stuns wool, West Coss; of Africa station. Aosistaat.Barison E. P. Fm rest (1866 j, to Bic Brunswick, 80, arrow ataaccasp, at Dovooport. WOOLWICH, Aram 13. The most extensive alterations and improvements have remedy bees Gerrief out, and are ales is progresa at Blueborytteas, to afford iscreased Isciiitles for the gennay exercise of the Royal Artillery, and for experiments. A larger arc has tees obtained for the practice rings, which is now seprroedasted in extent, and will be bresloable to the lee vim, whoa the Armstrong gua le folly introduced, so the Buts at Woolwich Arsenal have not sufficient range for the practice of this weapon. The new barracks at the station named ere aow fast progressing. A series of experiments bare recently been carried out by Mr. F. A. Abel, of the Ordnance Select Committee, and Ctcmist to the Liberator, Department of Woolwich/Lemuel, for the purpoes of ascertsining the practicability of super soling the voltaic battery by as improved magnetic agency for drug gunpowder. It is stated that the experimeata have been highly successful. ASTILLitaI . Pea ISIMA.—IS is stated that the order issued about two meths eines for the despatch of tea field battery companies to India will be 'upended. These OMR penies were prepared to Maio in June nest, end are new stationed as blows:—Northampton, Captsin Rime's , No, 6 Battery; Deionport, Major Hawkine, N !Livery ; Major Mama's, Z Binary ; Bbomclif e, Captain Cheen'e, No. 12 Battery ; Aldenhott, Major Thompson 's, B Bet try, Mad Contain flimaders', No. 2 Battery; Bellineothg, Major T Battery; kagfactl, Captain 'lackey's, 0 Bat- tery ; Leith Foot, Major Yelvertois, No. 16 Battery; Christ church, Captain J. L. Elsie's, No. 11 Battery. - 6 - FIATHpI, LrfiLL IS. Ot FICTAL TRIAL OF CAPTAIN NORTON'S WAR Misstuts.— Cap.aia Norton's liquid dm shells, and the eases destructive rulealla Investedh . q m ite, having has heought ander th e notice of his Royal ems the Comm rider-in- Chief, Chief, ese of aisle was with than to-day on the practising ground of the Royal tappers mad Misses, neer Bt. liary's-seek, as which occasion Co.onel H. liandbane, director of the Royal Eutaw analdishossaa, sad • large number of the Royal and But ladle Engine.' °Soars were present. The allies expressed tb_ermalves higley sail& d with the result of the experiments ' and a repeat of the trade Jobb. made to the authorities by Colonel Bandhsm. Ia addition to the rareerotte supermanwo ions made at Wm dockyard by the prannt Bout of Admiralty the following °Sam have jun Less empasnnuated =Mr. Jan Adana, layer I. the roach en 661. 13e. 4d. per annum, end W. James biacgatania, lased sehootrouter, on 491 . Si. id. per teas. THE VICTORIA CROSS. (non LAST TVIIDATiI gamins) WAR-0171CM, Aran 12. The Queen has been graciously pleased to smarm the grant of the decoration of the Wokela Crow to the enidermentireof eater end private of her Majesty's army, whkh deeeration hoe been provisionally mairmed upon there by the Cenueender-in-Chief in India, in accordance with the rake kid dawn in her lisjeetra warrant inrtituting the imam, en account of ads of bravery performed by them =W M operations under his pummel command, es *pleat their name', viz. lamteneat (now Captain) Thomas Barnard Sackett, 23rd iler erring gallantry at Ileausdra Bash, Likkrow, cot the Mk Novernb, r, 1867, in hsvh g, with others, reamed • corporal of the 234 Regiment, who wee liter wounded and exposed to very heavy dm. Also for ample-mug bravery having, under a heavy Ire, asointed the roof, and cat down the thatch of • bungalow, to prevent its being set os fire. This wee • most Important smoke at the time.—Date of act of bravery, 18th November, 1867. Private George Mosier, 23rd Regiment, for daring gal hoary at &moths Bagk,'Lneknow, on the 18th of Novem ber, 1867, in having volunteered to accompany Lieutenant lieellett, when be sainted in belittles in • corporal of the 23rd Ilegimmet, who wee lying wounded in an exposed pod tion.—Date Mateo( hammy, 18th November, 1867. Bar Majegy him she been graciously pleased to signify Mir Wrath* to coder the decoration of the Victoria Cross on the Esdernientioned Milkers and soldier of her Iltiejemy's army — and India" ailltai;y forWs - , - wiesTele*• M - die same ham bees sabeeltted toe her Najeety's spree*, on so. coast of ads of beam, perkemed by them - fa *Meow re corded spinet their several same, vie.: Colour-fiergesat Stewart li'Mterem, 78th Regiment, foe daring pßestry In the Leeks,* residency on the UM Sep tember, 1287, be laving rescued, at greet personal ebb, a wounded pet** of hi company, who was bins in a most exposed aituatien, Nader a veep heavy Ore. Colonr-Ber geint Minerva wee alio diseingnieled on many occasions by his coolers and gallantry in 'Mon.—Date of Oct of bravery, 28th fleptember, 1867. Drummer Thome Flinn, 84th Regiment, for cosepicuatts gallantry, in the sharp es the enemy's gone on the 1111' November, 1867, whim, bakes belf wounded, he eagenet in • hand to band encoonter two of the rebel artillerymen.— Date of act at bravery, 28th November, 1867. Captain George Alexander Raney, Bengal Home Arta- My. L'entement-Colonel Farquhar, commanding the let Beictoch Regiment, reports that he was in command of the troops stationed in the Delhi 'magazine, after its capture on the 16th of deptasater, 1857. Early in the fotenoon of that day, • visages. attach we made on the poet by the anew, sad was kept up with great violence for aortae time without the alighetat chance of mouse. Under carer of • heavy nom the from the high betimes on the right leak of the magazine, and from fielinghur and the Palace, the essay advanced to the high wall of the mega dna, sad endeavoured to cut Ire to a thatched roof. The roof wee partially eet Ore to, which was extinguished at the eet by • soppy of the Belooch Battalion, a soldier of the MM. regiment having in vain attempted to do se. The roof baring bees again set on fire, Captain Repay with great gallestrymenated to the top of the wall of the magazine. end /sag several shells with lighted fuzee over Into the midst of the enemy, whisk bad an almost *molls* AM, sa the aMeek at ewe became feeble at that point, and war after ceased there.—Dais of act of bravery, 16th September, 1867. Benign (new Lieuteaumt) Patrick Roddy, Bengal Army' (unattached). litaicw-Genaral Bfr James Hops Grow, K.C.8., commandiog Oudb Porto, hears testimony to the gallant conduct of Lieutenant Roddy, on several 000111i0TIL One *Nana is particularly mentioned. On the return from Kutkirga of the Kapptirthulla Contingent, on the 27th of September, 1869, this officer, when engaged with the enemy, charged • rebel (armed with • percuarion musket), whom the cavalry were afraid to approach, ea each time they attempted to do is the rebel knelt and covered hie assailant; this, how ever, did sot deter Lieutasant Reddy, who west boldly In, sad wham within six ysrda the rebel fired killing Lieutenant Roddy's borer, and before he amid get disengaged from the horse the tebel attempted to cut him down. Lieutenant Roddy seised the Irbil until he mild_ get at Ms sword, when L ran the DM through the body, The rebel tamed out to be a @MM.'. of the late Bth Reties Idolatry—a powerful man, and • meet determined eheneler.—Date of act of bravery, 27th September, 1858. iLato Intdltgenct. alternative tut ti came to thir wart upon an appeal. Ons of the grounds upon which it was prayed by the appeal that the rate might be qua-had was that in Peddirg!on there had teen a ayatemage underrating of other property, and the non-insertion in the rare of property liable to be viid. The rameble value of Paddhogam was sons hang I he 650,0004 yet he was pre pared with evidence to show that property of the rateable value of 100,0401. was not rated at all. The pariah bad greatly extended, and ground which had bran used fur madam papaws bad been taken for building. bad been erected, and although the ground bad been rated to the pear sines it had been built upon, it bad been taken out of the rata altogether, and was not included in the rate in retired of which the Oreat Western Railway Company entered this appeal. This, it appeared to him, was lath. ato the greatest porde'e degree. to was alleged that these buildings would not be rateable until they were completely tini-bod end let, and the quaiCon he should rate upon stela print was, whether they ought not to be included in Ws rate, by which the rats generally would be reduced. If so, the rate was clearly ha ll.iodeswell objected to this being gone into, and said he by no teems admitted the accuracy of his learned friend's waterier' it. This was an appeal by the company agaioet the rate assessed upon them ; it was quite another qua coon whether these unfinished building. sae rateable, which he derild * Mr. Huddleeton said the question affected the legality of the rate altogether. After a long disonsaion, the /Wisteria Judge Wei ha thought the most convenient course would be to go into this part of the emir, and be would take the evidence of the ex chairs of property said to be rateable from the rate, because if that were proved it would gawk the rate. Mr. Henry Tait, en accountant, was then milled, and he stated, on examination by Mr. Crippe, that he had been em ployed to Inquire what property there was in Paddington not included to the rate . He found that Mr.. Henry de Burn , Austin hod about 150 first-deal houses not rated. 7he rents asked for them varied from 7601. to I'sol. a year. They would glee se average rateable value of 20,0001. Mew.. Rigby bad building., also notated; other persons had ben:t houses which were also excluded from the rate; altogether, he had calculated the rateable rah': of all this property at about 70,0001. Some of the bouts were Sobbed end lit for habitation. Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Raeslake contended that the homes which their clients: had built, being unfinished and unf.t. were not liable to be rated at all, there bang so beuefimal occupaticei. No value could seam to the parieh until they wars lobbed and occupied, and it was submitted that the parish lied done quits right in excluding this property from the Celepotation for the rate. Mr.Dowdeswell sad there were two thingswlach the court most determine—whether this property was errone truly omitted from the rate, and that to such an extent as to jusuily the court in impaing open the parish the signal inconve silence which would remit from tbs quaehing of the rats. by involving the paving, lighting, and other rate.. The Assistant Judge ultimately ordered the rate to be quashed, as certain property of a rateable character had been omitted therefrom, but without coati., and made an order of substitution under the statute—the gnashed tate to stows &amber. Rate quashed accord ugly. EASIER TERM. ADUIRALTS COUNT. AY 11 —BMW. , Cut Dare :-Ilre4 mart der. Tharrlay, AprU U: mead wart 467, lbarsday. U; thltd eaare day. Thanday, May , fourth am» a. Tlanday. My 11 Ulm amen Days :—lybiog. April 211; I.lday. Mai 6. rnday. 14. APPICALS eOI.IIT. AY 164.-41611 court day. Tharelah_ll66ll woad wart day. nanded, Avail 11, third tout dal. na.4a7. 111.7 f.and 06661 day, TbandB46. UV MUMMA COURT. Aga LI; Wadaaday, Mat 4. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Aram 13. (Mon the Judge Ordbury.) sums v. arum (ay xis orAarza.x). . . This erse a snit to detereelie the validity of • will whkh . , ' had been emoted by Capra Hilt, late of the lard Tee- meat, sad which was propounded by the plaintiff Dr. kunst, , of Lewes, the named in the instrummt. It was op- menden behalf of the deceased's sat of kin, who impeached ! ' the document, on the ground of alleged intotap.tency on the 1 part of the testator. The deceased was been in the year 1810 and was the sae I ' of an attorney, prectielug in London. Hie real name was Frederick Green. lie wai apprenticed to • 'surgeon, bat be left Ma mister ; and enlisted in} he 83rd regiment under the tiara of William Nott. Mr. Spam is a surgem, maim the death of the deoeared's father he mailed the widow, so that he stood to the deceased In the relation 1.4 a stepfather. The &card bad two brothers and • sister, who resided for • time with Mr. Orem, but mil of whom are sow dead. Only one of the brothers had ler Issue, • am, named George Henry Geese, the defeadent who, In the event of the will being set aide, would take the dereasid'a pro perty, amounting to something less than 2,0001. The de• ceased had served in Canada as well as at home ; and in 1841 he obtained • commiesion as a reward for hie good conduit. He wee at this time oa perfietly good terms a ith his atm father, who provided him with his outfit. He was soon afterwards appointed adjutant of his regiment, • situation which he bald till he obtained his ooropany. In 1847 he went with his regiment to India, where he remained till 1864. Ia 1848 hie mother bad died, and Mr. Symee afterwards retired from pectic*, and went to live at Lewis. He ha since married again. In 1864 the deceeeed paid • visit to the firms with whom be stayed from August to November. Ia the latter mouth the west to the school of mialuory at Hythe, where he was removed to Chatham to be inspector of mus ketry, an office he held till Jute, 1867. In the following month he was attacked by inflammation of the biota. Oa his recovering be rid another visit to Mr. flyers 'tithe/has he stayed from the 16th of August till the 29 th of September last. Dur*; that time it was alleged that hie demeanour wee such am to lead to the conclualon test be had perfectly recovered from his moral derangement; but while at Lewes he felt a wish to receive the excrement. He accord• Italy had an interview with the Rev. John Soubell, who, after hearing from him an amount of his religion+. Mato, told him he might safely communicate. Immediately after receiving It, however, ha was filled with apprehensions that he had done eta unwoltbily. He became very mueb de pressed, and miter be rejoined his regiment, be became worm and worse, taint at last It became 11:eniry to apply for • reglesental board of medical officers. The board reported on the fish of October hot that he was inane. Ha wu, there fore, seat to Fort Pitt, where he remained dB the 26th of December. Hs me then removed to Healey-in-Arden, when he died. The will was drain up by the decease re ova hand on the 30th of September; but it WY not executed till the following day, when it was attested by Capt. Grey, of the 63rd Regiment, aid Capt. LWa, of the 29th. By the instrument Is question, be divided the whole of his property between Mr. firms sad • Mies Ellen Tinley, with whom he bad been angsged since 1632, but whom he never actually marie4 though he allays remained on terms of the warmest Moeda* with her. On the 30th of Sep tember he trete bride the will two letters, one to Mr.. Spites and the other to Mrs. Ireland, a lady whoa acquaint ance he had made at the plaintiff's house. In the letter to Mrs. Symms, be formally thanked her for the kindlier he bad received under bee roof,and he sigaed it, "Your truly affectionate Prednick! In the other letter, which was cent with a book mind " Life and Loath," be gave Mr. Ireland an account of the feats which had harmed him since his reception of the sacrament at Lewes, and he concluded by asking her for "any prayers or consolations that you can glee to such a =bauble wretch as W. Nutt." Dr. Deane, after nerratiag them circurestanees, conteaded that the will lad keen made not during • lucid interval pro prly so milled, MO during an absolute interruption of the • mental disorder. The learned civilian then pee -1 ceeded to examine the pleatiff, Mee. Symee, Mims Tara, and otherwitneeem who deposed to the above mentioned oir- 11.1.1.WISIAMIR Dr. Addeuns. for the defendant, denied that there had bran any smatioe in the lanacy of the deceased; in proof of which be called Dr. Nielsen, the servos elsen, of the ht bsttalion at Chattels, who stated that Dr. Symms came with the deceased wham he teterasd to his duty, in September, and Dr. Bytom said that he (damesed) was as bed, if not woree than ever, sad had friginenod lie poor wife (Yrs. Spam) out of her wits. Dv. Mclean, and other profeedonal mita/ems, pre a decided opinion that the testate 1/114 quite of unsouad mind at the date of the execation of the will. The Court took time to co wader. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-Apsn. 13. (Before the Chid Comehmkner.) 111 RV WILLLY RODOX AND DAVID CRALRLIT. There laminate applied under the Protection Aet. Mr. S p ergood orted appeared for a Mr. Ha sail; and Kr. Denny sup- The ineolvents brought an action of traipses against Mr. Hamall, in which they wire consulted. The baavent• in serted the cola, bat they were not taxed when they Med their petition. Mr. fiergood thawed from analogous mem in bankruptcy that thee was no debt till the judgment was signed, whi t vie after the petition. It,. Denny urged that under the Prima Act the court could proceed, and by analogy they ouuld allow the oats to be tweeted in a protelotkn petition. The court proceeded to hear the case, and eventually ad journed the cam to consider the point raised. If he see tained the petition he should not renew the protection. (Before Mr. Commissioner Murphy.) ix RV EDWARD UXWIJI OARDNER. This wee a somewhat pearlier case. The insolvent, who was clerk to Ma father, • bay salesman, applied under the Protection Act, owing about 4101. Mr. Cooper oppaed for Mama &milked, the limn drapers, of Tottenham-court-road, and It,. Burton, the fur nishing ironmonger, of Otford-skeet; Mr. Dowse appeared for another creditor ' Mr. The insolvent took a hollr Peet -place, Drlston and Pet about furnishing the same. He obtained • good dell of furniture and glass, to shoat 3004 as he intended to be mar ried. He was not, he said, liviag with the party now, nor supporting her. He was oink to b s father and brother at 1601. a year, sad expected to be taken into partoer ship with them, but when they toned rte party he wee going to be married to, It was broken off, and he was not married. He said he did not know that the person we. • married woman and that her hashes& win now on his voyage from Australia. He admitted that ha had seen lettere she had received from Australia, and he declared that she bad told him berhuaband wee dead. He had not heard till now that ha was alive and coming to Eng land. When the parteaship wee not entered into and his intended marrlate did not take place, one creditor put in an execution, and Maas. Hewitioe, who were creditors, paid • sum of money end took t i bepirty in the house. Mr. Commissioner Mur phy said there appeared rockier- Dem in the case, sad he mein the ineolvent's father or brother to attend and state some particulars about the contemplated pertearehip. It wee therefore a cafe for the libel order hearing. The fib May ins appointed. MIDDLESEX SESSION& The court ea to-day at We . stadoster to bear rata appeals. Present, Mr. Peskley, Q.C., swia'ant-jadge, presiding, sad Mr. Pone% Mr. Argos, and Mr. H. H. Harwood. Severel appeals by the But London Waterworks Company naiad ratan made by the parishes of St. Cilsorges-la-tbe. Zest, Mile-ead ; St, Jobe, Hackney; Betheall-arena ; All i llet b a . raroplar ; St. Auks, lAmt boom ; Shedwell ; St. Leotard, tell, sad Bt. Mary, Whitschaf el, were adjourned by comet to west seaskwe. ST. .Bmm:re HALL. The Rev. J. M. Bellew, oils of the most popular of our nu tropoliten pnactere, last night delivered" at St, Martin's Ball a lecture cm the Life end Writings of Oliver Goldsmith. The proceeds of the lecture, which were to be applied to a specialty charitable object, and one poaree.iog pt caber claim, to the notice of all lovers of srt, meat have been large, as tte principal hall wee thronged by a fashionable and appreciative aucheace, who wete held In complete thrall by the alternate earnestness end vivacity of the reader, and has iaverithle happy riocutioa. It is indeed in the excellence of hie delerty that Mr. Bellew's charm Hee, foe coming ghee the 'esteems labours of Forster and Wash Irving ` it la not likely that be has many new facta i rt g i; hero's lib to dilate upon, nor any particularly novel light to throw cm Ida well.known charactetiatice ; bat he Ws hie story with ail much pleseantry, he is so warm a partisan' sad SO keen an adversary, and he enters with each geniality into the theme of his disoonter, that be carries his audience with him triamplantly, and receives his reward in thunders of applause. -In hie quo:Owlet:in notably in the world.famons ballad of " The Benoit," Mr. Bellew exhibits the highest power of declamation aid of drama , is expreesion—powers which appear specially prominent whencontrasted with the Y.* of dreiWy sad sly humour which rasa through the pastor portion of his teat. Tim titter', which was deservedly meet emecedul, will shortly be repeated. BOATON, SLEATORD, AND MIDLAND COMMITS RAILWAY.-0a Tuesday last the remaining portion of the lbw that completes the network of railways In this part of the kingdom, was opened. The new brunch from Orenthun to Boston comprlass about 30 miles in extent. Beverly two years have gone by since the opening of It as far a. Watford, • work mainly due to the enemy of Mr. Ingram, the repre sentative for Boston, and chairman of the company. At • banquet given at Shaford to celebrate that event, the hon. gentleman who Fended, whilst congratulating his ' auditory upon the iup st Loos of the work so 111, told them that they hat only reached she baU.wsy Immo— (bet tulles* too has were ov.tinned on to Baden, 111 Man further, they could not hope to native tires ailveetaisas usually ariftg from railway comoosiorileo. Tho Wu& alma this shout live has, however, been lassaidai stunt its opening, sad has eassetheil the rut enfultie sun cipations ails promoters. This sew lesseh is II WIN In extent. It bee been ess*ted at the engem clll,oool. • Wq the oestracters helms Mews. Mon sod Isight. [Advationhost.)--Mr. J. W. Bizoox, d 33 tonidal sesA wa teepeehitio his Net esaluese a . re r Te pine I. a ler Mi t b ald leerierleerier pe gold.. so * nowl•lns prim ad V tM~wlmrle—lbat midi le Ira meow her ed ts THE POLICE COUBLY. WOOLWICH, Richard Fowler, an elderly man, who had spent at least one-half of his life in prison, was placed at the bar on • charge of illegal pawn& a of • snit of military clothing. The primmer was attired in • Royal Artillery uniform. which was the milled of the charge, and presented a most grotesque appears:toe. The evidence proved that the & ri sme/ mat to the Royal Artillery BarracM sad gave himself up ea a deserter. Be was Behind on the Traria charge, soft was coesidend that he had mchangtd clothing with a soldier, to enable the latter to desert. Polies Iragect.r Brim stated that on reference to the statkm-hogs books he fosad that the &irksome had h en con vleta sad oatmeal to chart terms of imprisonment oa room than eighty occasions. Th.s was the third tiros that ha had lama apprehended attired in military uniform. Is reply to the magistrate, the prisoner stated that he (mud t h an uniform by the river side, and he put it on, Wand fag to enter her Majesty's service. If they would not ham him for • soldier, it yea ao fault of his. The prisoner was rem aded for a week. BUIE,' COUNTY EXPANDIT772I. At the last quarter oniony for the county of Bunny, at Reigate, a dieemion involving the expenditure of no less a sum than 680001. fs the improvement and enlargement of the County 'Lunatic Asylum at Wendstrotth, look place by • large bench of magistrates epee:tally as semble! for the occasion. It appears that owing tee wavy considerable increase in the number of ewe, the present building, which is capable of containing about a thousand patients, has been found tot eliy inadequate for the peewee, and the matter was referred to a committee cf magistrates, who reported that in their opinion it would be advisable to purchase additional land rear the old taiidinr, and sweet additional accommodation for 668 additional patients, at en *atm cost of 68,0001. The county being already in debt to the amount of over 200,0001, the meting so lingo au ad dition to that debt naturally created a good deal of anent/es and the; qucation that waa now to be decided was whether the Court of Quarter &manna would sanction the proposed alteration and expenditure, and a lame number of magistretes from all parts et the county assembled our the occasion. Mr. Johnson, the chairman of the Newington Sessions, in moving that the report and recommendation of the com mittee be oonflrmed, and the money vot.d, raid that the visiting justices bad oommanicered with the Commissioners I. Limey, and they 'proved of the proposed alterations. If they were made, there would then be accommodation foe neerly 700 additional patients, and although this was larger than the number originally contemplated, namely 600, B.M it wee found that the larger number could be provided for at very little eddie tonal expense, and the committee, therefore, pro vi justified in providing for that number. no makes having been seconded by Mr. Hutton, soots diacwwiee took' place, in which Mr. Oodw'm, Mr. Austen, and Mr. Briscoe, M.P., took tart. The latter gent' , man moved that the question be adjourned for furtha consideration, — Mr. Evelyn seconded the amendment end said he looked with considerable anxiety to the rapid inmost In the debt of the county, end he did not think the ratepayers world be very well matiefled at so large an addition being made to it. It appeared to him that • great many of the patients might be seat to prevent asylums ' and that it would be much better to take that coarse then to have a large overgrown establish ment like the one proposed to be erected.—Mr. Johnson Irving replied, a diviaion took place, when tbe numbers weer—fa the motion, 15; egsbut it 13. The necessaiyeadow were then made for at once obtelubig the plans end estimates for proceeding with the works. THE MUEDER AT IV TATBEO3IWICH.—Testerds7 I an inquest wee Led st the Royal Exchange, In Weetbrom erich, oar the body of John Corbett, the minor, who, it will be remembered, after murdering his wife in tha t town on the night of the 25th of last month, out his owe throat Ina mat frightful manner, icing for the rupees the knife with which be had ju.t before taken his wite's life. Apiest Corbett the coroner's jury who inveitirated the cane of his wife's death returned a verdict of wilful murder. He was then Wag at the house of a relative, end was set removed to gaol, bat police-officers tended upon him nieht and day se bie Dare a until the time of his death, which occurred em Tut wily. The evidence 'Aloud waa Fanner to that given at the inquest on the woman. The surgeon, Mr. W. J. Hire, alter reading the depositions, was decidedly of opinioa that Cortett, when he cut hi. wife. and his own throat, wee ant insane;; on the corerary, he thought that the evidence of what he dtd before the murder, and his attempt' to straggle himself afterwards, shooed that he was a determined suicide. Evidence was thee given to show that four days before the murder he showed his wife, at midnight, • large knife, 'Wog, " Do 4atee this," and adding. " we have both pot to die." The , first, at er come corstdereble monthlies, were Osier number) "10 fora verdict of fete de se, end 4 for one of ineeatty; atercaltieg in the aid of the Coroner, however, they decided, 19 for the former verdict sad one for the latter. UNITED SERVICE INSTITUTION.—At the meeting of the members of this institution on Monday cueing, the subject of tents wee brought froward, and a piper mad !buena by Major 8. Rhodos. The lecturer commenced with a alight sketch of the hia•ory of tents from the earliest times, In different muntries, describing their general forme and the Tit fltrillUL OAS WONT AND COILI COMPANY V. TRI substances from which the cowlings were made. He then PARISH OP PADDINOTON. ed to describe the tents at preeent edepted in the Mr. Bevil', Q.C.. Mr . Bailin, end Mr. Wooliett were rt l l7ll 3 ormy, viz., the hospital tusiquee, the held officers' counsel for Ilt:rilants; Mr. Dr/dowel! and Mr. Powell marquee, the circular pities-poled tent, mentioning their were kr the forme, area, weight when wet and dry, end the amount of The quost 7 rt . this case was as to the rateable velure of cubic feet of air oraitsioed is them. He then reseed on to the eompsny'e tins naming through Paddlegron. After show their defects, viz., firet, that the canvas of whir h they the case ore the pert of the appellants had been gone into at ere made is not always of the beet material ; secoadly, that Imigth, • discussion took piece, the malt of which wee that the canvas and ropes not bete g water-proofed, admit of by cessent the appeal was to he turned into a special care for eitethato making end drying, whereby they are rotted, mid the Court of Qoeset's Beach, oa condition that if the parties that by the contraction of both in wet weather, there is a weld sot agree to the terms of the use, th is court should strata on the tent pegs, by which they are pulled live judgment on the data now before it. out of the ground, and thereby rendered lees secure y thirdly Till GREAT wliTtlit RAILWAY COMPANY V. Tit SAMIL during vastißtiostorm weather ; end, a. With regard to the latter defec, the want of t, the lettuce. ad- Mr. Haddlestria, Q.C., Mr. Crippe, end Mr. Dishy ware dared evidence from the reports of Sir John lelfeill and enamel for the appellaste • Mr. Dowdenfell and Mr. Powell Colo nel Toilful and also from that of the:Sanitary Cemen ter the perish • Xs. Hamill. and Mr. Little represented Mr. r o . •bi• or Rhodes thee deeeribed his own forms of horitel, :=De lonia. Austin and other.; and Mr. Kareake sp. Ad; an d ;mad tents, illustrating by models their m& of Bur mem& IttAby, builders. orstinclicet, the esie with which they are pitched, their Mr' Buda." am the me appealed against Wee made Malbodiouinete, sad good system of ventilation. In ma w the 6th of Olesber, 1858, and was timed by the perish at elartion he read a few extracts from an official report es the fi1b,116111., hot ham the odd "63" mime to be put on he was at • anitabllitv of his tents sa spplicable for military purpose., bra ta usdasiftwill serer the manner in which the parish b., on reports of ow, actual occupation . Tb tibbpi s In e b % MI *sway dull with this rate. la 1848, ...,•• Geld granted by his Majesty the King of Hanover. Major anti by Mr. Meek, th e Waage vats via had Mr../ areral treated three full-sized trial tests to the foi ls 1848 there was a alight increue, sad in 1864, fa eases- l ev i ms ~....: 1 .6 1 ..d p i .... , A ...d. , p i ,,,g, ii iii i i . , grace of new buildings, he., a mood sum of 2,0001. ter 8i ..... , me mo .. ip........ H. b y „ a m i d a go d added to the rate, and it was rude 18 0001. Prom that saw tad b, bp Majesty to. E.pire, , Austria, In proo f it was increased to 15,0001, and in 1866 it was made 10,1001. I of his 24.6.,„. s high s ppmh.lich hi the trial tent forwarded amount. upon an orpiment In • special co" was res.l ..w.. — "' — ' diced to 16.0001., yet, subsequently, without say nodes M the company, the parish Moruserd the sate to 110,013 i. I F„ --fee utemsnt.)—HOLLOWAT ' ll OINTMENT AND ua-Ne arassuan- ante weds en tunnel as the teanWel Where they got the "83" from, after hula, dealt erbl the , m,..,tis ..ar a r, YU. •Imak ; otos wee white lbws Art Mrals rots is round samba„, be owald not hell, hat seppasall it hid i le eidelp A The au admen of dense *in MO WPM s amok been added to make it appear that the isichnete tor the was _t_larylat wasinssisalt.wia wi al walk as mass is dasatilas W aswa~ OlNtowat. rabbet sa bad ban pupated with the greatest adaittsasea at detail sad ls r as. "7:‘,,b„„, : ,d,.... were itla Weer sr was motto a point. Although this matrons Imams hid sim i tt eL t roach. tee ilike 16.8 two Ws thus suddenly made, tbiNe bad boa net al, as pr I .thvir _,__md.„,fielfon A ce 2 a 1 ".... ...............jtab s irle S pert'oad increase of the company's peeparty, bat no inateele aerkrr ' 717: - t ab° -.- ibd WSJ. 11416 , ..7 • • Wilmais WII thus era„ at ail la paha of Lot, sad at WIMP the sawipaay bid as snag Au; ant Meath UM collemlesSISSIIIM MAREE7S, COTTON.—Liviaroor, A fon. 13.—The cf erti, to-dry are estissawl at 6,000 balm A von , quint wicket, with priors &shade is farm of boyars. LEATHER AND HIDES.—The demand for loather on Tuesday at Leadinhall wee slightly Increased. The articles 'blob in our reports for toteml put weeks were most in re quest still continue wanted, particularly light call skins, wbkk fully maintain their advenced quotations. Tha supply of fresh leather at the market this week wee short, sad pre vious pleas ware middy obtained. At the public rale of foreign raw goods list week, the whole of the Australian hides were sold at previous rates. Of the 182,000 Rut India hides offered, 127,000 were sold at former prices. In raw market hides the supply has been small, end the pion at the public auction in Bermondaey an a shade higher for the heavy weights and lower for light hides. CORN.—Borros, Aran, 13,—With a good supply of wheat our market WY doll, at 1/. advame. Beds, 41e. to 435.; white, 445. to 46.. Very little spring men on offer, and late prices welt supported. STOCKTON•ON-Tau, Arum 13.—Tbe !supply of wheat at this day's market from the growers woe modoste. There bong • good attendance of buyers, it was cleend cif early, at an advance of Isio 2s. per qr., rhos recovering the deprveion oiled week. Grinding barley unolmaged. Oats at more Inquiry. In brae three is no quotable variation. Imports during the week:—Wheat, coastwire, 836 qua.; barley, coastwise, 97; oats, 1,060. OLssoow, Aram 13.—There was a good attendance at to-day's market. Wheat in molerate request, at the full priors of this day week. Flour sold more readily, price un changed. Barl : Scotch held for an advance M 3d. to 6d.; foreign neglecte d. Oats, beano, and pass ere firm, and the tuns sgainst buyers. CATTLE.—Soursau., Arm 13.—Trade .0 plow to day, but prier were sot below last week's rater. Supplies snort. Bret made froa tie. Od. to Ihr Od. ; mutton, W. Od. to 6s. 10d. reel, . dd. to 6s Sd.; pork, Ss. Od. to 4s. 4d. per done of Mts., &W 4s ag the offal. COALS.—Lomow,Arku. Waal Hart ley, 16s. U.; &ladle Hartley, 14.. 6d .; limy'. Wed Hartley, 14.. 13d. ; Haswell CIO" lls. Bd. ; Howard's West Hartlay, 16s. ; Lambert's West Hartlay, 16s. ,• Tantleld Bow, lls. 3d. ; Walker Primmes t lla. • Wylant,l4a.; Walla End Acorn Clow, 16a. 6d. ,• Walla Ead'Eden t Ma. ; Walla End Goaforth. 13s. ; Walls Endßildall, 13.. 9d. ; Walls End Braddylls Hettost, 161. 9 d. ; Walls End Framwell. gate, 14s. 6d. ; Walla Bad Haswe ll , 17a 3d.; Will. End ICepter Grange. 16a. ,• Walla Bud Latabton, 17s. ; Walls End Emma, 13a. ad ; Walls End Hartlepool, Ha. 9d. ; Walls End Health Hall, 16s. ; Walls End Hellca t 16a. 3d.; Walla End South Hellca t 16. ; Walls End Whitworth, 145.; Nison's Merthyr, Us.; Powell's Duffryn Stamm, 21..; Walls End Helton, 17s. 38,--Bhlpest market, 114 ; sold, 78. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Ms Fr Yar. TOW, Tea!, - cps. saws. 61193111 ft 1666. Illsok•edist INbroary 13, a A I Great Lathan Pealarals way Mambo Prokleso I 1911' 1,123 1,916 3,971 1,611 Work esdiss March 17. Risal Dania Z&SIVATE. Ik3 196 6 W 1 1.C95 •-• 0.161 Week oullair APO Eithbursra Ana 4.4• NATA sr Non! BadArs— Lf Wiwi eartl22 AMU & Werth Devon.— ....... SI 418 A 2/ Oreat Northers MS 2.112 12= 21.318 19.(88 rdni=rigirr IL MP 61 57 63 — 4o . 2n n Ar le 127 9.674 010 14.5331 sad Nil Warm Er 17,411 12;.111 11.192 66.513 nne4 40107..,......,•.. 4l/4 .- —24 . ad pun Barksatat, likaiel, sod Um abate _. _ 1731 3,3 N 7,176 man Lam 1.41144.466.eaMA1 /Min l7 V 2 146 MI 326 W lll lAN 4,lia 6,666 6, • mod Tadmiln 1 UN L 685 16,167 WWII 11,846 opaprowni. aa a 1 75 573 1.347 1.111 dienatarn 'aid iii;i:Aiiiii ID 1,715 1,403 Innyany Nal Maar ..- • 5,15 7.746 non roan 15r0 1L doortarar. nob Amaral, 1 sad Angleton lIS IT, 8.8 &01 • MM. mat la MIL Ni. • t Liao Illaakbara Liao •er law tee pododa SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Tim Ossomere Phan*.—The Werwbal„ arrived here Imes Ora a loud, reports the Sollotelrig eremelekst, els : - !morn of lode ( 8 0. of Peterhead; Volosweer (m), of Wm:NW ; Alert, of feterbsed ; sad rWaks, of Frsserbarg. • Wee., ruworkerwro, Se a/so re. ported lost; and the Gertrode, or Hall, had Mem The Nu rse.; Lae n.. kcard id of the craw of Ilse !Arta. of IrAlm— Don de% Apra Id. Lo-Istel (ship), Captala Thomas, trees Watilla lOT Leadoroetroot upon the Thwart the Way reef. war Assaf, to the olpkt or 15th Fob, sad wee at:es:dome by theorem. CM the Idle the I weed, sad was drifting to the soathwastl, sad expected to melte tatter on the mast of ism, or oa cam el the Wards Ills( la that direct:on.— Illappers, Wesel 6. VESBELB SPOKEN WITH. Arena. ftem Wombs AS ILOILO. Mani 11,14 0110 10, :on 1912. Mina. (*hip). Aprli I. It 4. 15 N. lost 10 11 W. Attest Edward. nos I.lwrpool for Batavia 411 dem Lt WO, ton W. Crime., flow Boattor for Liverpool, Fob. 1 0 ,1 at 11 B. loa 10 R. Cameo, for New reciaad, Mara 39: 1:0 left occtitwot at idadeirs. Dwrobto Caeca. Mate k IL it 143 ft, kw 19 30 W. Illaabstb Owlet). Boos London for Damara 33 days, Much tat 14 44 ft, low 37 30 W. Buoy Bailey, from Liverpool for BAD Jaaelro, Apt it 0 tat 48 N,lOO 17 W Salem; (Alp), from Moternelo for the Clyde, Mirth 17, lii 11 it, los 31 Holui.Ploor W. , for Bermuda, April 11, let 49 35 M, lon 9 tll W. Maws rot Duda. itwepte), for Certoo, Apeti 9, vet 3113 lf, 100 6 0 W. Prime Edward, how Rio Grande for Owk, lot UN. 10a36 W. Richard% Bola Calcutta Mr Landow, Feb 8, tat U 9, kw 18 I. °ler. (WWI boo Llvarpool Stdsay, Mate rI, lit N, lea Boallowiter. Bus bay for Liverpool, Feb. 10, lit 17 44 8, low 4NE. DESPATCH OF AMERICAN MAlLS.—Yesterday (Wednesday) the saism•ship City of Washington tailed from Liverpool for New York, with the United Steles and North Amen= mails and sixty-eight cabin pmesegers. On Bator day newt, the British and Nor 's American royal mail steamer Africa will be despatched for New York. The hoz for the receipt of American]. time, the., at the Post-aloe, Liverpool, will he open on that day till 7 ens. ; with a late fee, trot h 8 a.m. ; and on the lending stage until 9 a.m. The addi tkeal fee besides the usual postage is Is, which must be Fer ia N in stamps. OOF FIVE WHALING SHIPS IN THE ICIL—A telegraphic despatch from Peterhead yesterday announces the arrival at tint port of the whaling ship Hared Den chore, from Greenland, which reports the total Ices of See ships, two of them tinware, while employed In the fisheries in the Arctic Sees. They were the Empress of India, en , iron aumliery screw steamer, launched at Newcastle in the 'early part of the year; the Volunteer, another screw Idea= skip, belonsing to Ihe Tyne; the brogues Alert of Peter head and the Milgrim of Frasereurith, end a third barque, name at present unknown. It is supposed that they were crushed in the ire. Although no mention ass mode of the crew., it is presumed that they were mead, as the Memel Deuchare 1. stated to have thirty-six of the mew of the Empress of India on board. The Uertrude of Hull alto sus tained considerable damage la the Ice, and the Nereid Bee cher*, which had on board 3,000 seals, reports having bad a narrow ammo. The Empress of India woe a very flee ves sel, 600 tone register, 100 home power, and classed A 1 fee twelve years. METROPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, DEVON/MITRE MOAK% CITY.—Tho aggregate sunder of patients relieved during the week ending Aril 9 was—Medical, 733; gurgled, 407; total, 1,140, of which 920 were new ewe. [Adrertisetnent.]—EPPB'B (HOMMOPATHIC CHlL man Ootris.—Thi p s zepsestion nos prodsoat lin 16391 ttnith ll 4 fan the on or bosoms pationts, to snows team a tweerem Middy an• Milne.. as nee from Moos Alois of sofa sad tea winds to swipe& sons an Mthly pernicious. Pomona of Mew rename' .to. sad Ma dero, sttenstres to Ibis Wotan., tote deltaic. &remand grateful smooth- IMO Cit=l.o,o,l radinicular mode or prepusuoo employsd. It hem asli poet Is isb. James Igino, aneopatbic Cbensist. Leaden" Sold b erucen. in lit., eh. mad lit. Warts, st GA Perth BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, MW DEATHS. BIRTHS. BS/MD.—Avg 10. st No.I Monier Cottages, Klagelaad. We wife 01 Tama* Beard sondter, of • ds•lktos , 011 A N CIL —Apllll, at Idetnelea. Olaf 114mlagaam, Mlle wife M Groom be., of • domino. Puall ULU—April le. at WoodlEnds. Illreathara-bla, Surrey, o wtfe «J. Z. Pwadl. arra, «a ma. BTRICILAN D.—alrell 10. at Meadegtrailare. llrde-yark. the wife of J. J. Saliba& Loa. ef • son. WaLlLMIL—April 9. at Uppor Darien:ad, Haw ortsek bill. We wits 14 J. Walker, lLw. of • soa. ALE4H.—a I HI 10. at Hlll4lfeet, Serteleyw of • son and bar. MARRIAGES. DAT—HOBBS. —April 9. at St. Lawronce, Damage. Heat, Mr. H. Day, to Ruth. daugMer of Mr. Boots, of ltarorgato JACK SON—FOST 9. et at. Jollas, llaregold. Motto. by Ws Ma. W. 'wawa. M.A.. V. Jarkroo, Msg., of Noularbork to Ilabotb. omega of B. of WaYbill. Mamba& IAMMBOTTOM-000DYNW —Apra 11, bin wna eland. Stookport. *Sae Mn. 0.1. Prow* MA . of Wawa to Mary Ass. eriablat of IL Goodfellow, Msg., of Hyde. Clumida. Di/alll5. • lady Ernity Wald; a pd 11. c. W. 17•71 - ;. at Pradida.Eidhaaapeas. IL CAM—Apil .at /balsa Up, 010111116.1. D. Can. Q. MrTd- GA Pa P .,HA—AP pril 11. e al Illiaistimiehi. OPP. etsr HALLATT.—Apg 11. et Azpledar. Jam ispils. Nedt.rd dbd IPA T. W. liallap Dm. after as %Ds Period yaw: PPP. KEW MAN .—API ea iod linetnell. OM, ddada ARP. Pk of Pe Pm W. A. Illianada. ISAPLATON.—ApiI Aat Opaidl. LIPP. magetes. N. /dd. mad 74. WAYLAND —Apia I. r laripbaaa. Lincolnshire. the Ran D. WsPdad. seed N. MOM ral MOW Wnws Inn HAI" di No. S. Liosbm 4 ne_l• lik.a* or Plow. at tis. isel*Ml mwri.ki Ftellalf et em.-2.11c05imi..05414.118/1. .4 / the I N 2, Vot at ; re di I