The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-27 00:00:00

3,111 eIGALLI DISPUTES 4T lA-101176.011D0E. The inhabitants of this district assembled yens,- datt.t , b t a ehurihwardea f r tea mods,/ year. via Rev. lto If LIST 1.111,PL It, the iIICIUMbf that the Chair. la opens( the proctwhap, he said his braless in cantata with the taretiag would be very red. 1h • hitt duty he 1.1 pett iet uye to nwnisata a are.. hwsl.l n , . Eta 0.• brat. reset ttyd that his. tn. tied psdor d th.t asy e ram rat, - ;citc would he ussele to wattage it. He should nominate Hr. IhuoaN Pt, aeon of tit. Geersc's• pine, Knight llr ebb I in public there, in his otherl oireity as • Chris tian ter , as a patch prier —flood cries of ",No Fields") —la only callril itinerelf what their own Prayer Book called hr—and se a Chrttrien peatlemaa, be withal lee garnet In the B'r-digest possible mac re siiitat the arsel and unit.st mottoes% to which ens o h a matte (Mr. Poole) tail pore 'Ntted. 4A yak.: lea • pity that you wre not liashed in the Rillq pool, sod thrown into the Thernee.") is furnally eaterel his protest atti.ust that harsh and anal treatatipot, for he had &est wet harshly and smelly ..rd—(peel uproar, sad cries of " You are pawing • meow urn Me Archbishop of Canterbury sad the Bishop Lads")—adof be should best elide.' his abbot reseed dot gegme a *wire towards Hr. Poo e I y re 'ening kite sant and to meg toe meeting. (Tee rev. gentt.gaan then retired onlelst I -at tire KAY of chaapprovah) Er. V' rit • said be armed with Ur. Liddell that Air. • h trut Ily treated, for i los church anthertilts had "Ise- o' I the ee- teat instead of dictation,. . . :11r. Chtur%warden Woofed= wee them voted to the chair. Ibe Hoe. Cob..! VILIBRIII said it wet ►it plea / duty prep.., to t►e siseds. a rerintion mkis4 the periebttnewe to re-•;eu Mt. Wil.ketea se thew chocchwades. (Morel It superfluous oo hie pert to °clergy op= the gnat rem., v• sirlmtk Mr. Wisteria:l hod tinder= to the ea= r cat intim in that district and throughont the way ry. Wien he Writ andortouk the mit.. of churchwarden =mit .1114111 wee rsapeat, that district bang Via cestreseed brie..a the whale ireoterisa soweart whii.l6 was A grin • throarletat gaglawl. Stairs id the catbseelamiiii eif b. ~6,10, end the inewerr by whit h the Bemeshe moveoii et coo guided. He bit that Mr. Washolse bed b. 6 o thoett. d rn 15... eh rts is a manner twat!, naworder d *nee oh woad un thou mew en die. biro • bet eMI be had ow sera id, and Lis sweeps a alerte liesd lie ima bum open him. The speaker pnweeid •t pest ling& le aide the firma enema of &C ANA • oh el bid been finagle W/1606t Mr. Liddell end Me emcee, nod width wee Na► awned in ibe lots Melo" d Loads]. Mr. MAL lsd .toed to the Bishop d Leaden that We eon ✓ICO. 0. 60 ettroded by Ms poor, bat he woo elengelitl at ii,J stae no* to admit that ho bed weed • 6814600 retool-rem Ar rem, bat be could not gee easy of ate poor to amid. hi. void' at beach from • iiblet re wutly published by Mr. IiMMIL ite whali hi AIWA lie doctrlste of • beoktion as* molhaion, end cengidemd title swessat wkieb Mr. Penh bed remind. With ped le ware" Awe bed bon a pea weedtag out eines M r . Wow Sara bet mhos Ibis resew an Wad. Mr. Measstt wee dr Mat Weimer el the 'beak soi be wee wool by the yes Bail et Lowles. Thee lbws wee Mr. Piny, who wee SOW • 261•10 S 01616116:1661. Ibis Were weir. Mega, ee who wam We bad a Twelfths college for the edam. hoa rd tid•Weeria Ar Ma Aleltty gawked Warless id Lewd= (A VW': "VW Abbey et L-ncion Is al the Wed ef it. - ) The Wow el Lewis wat the par= rf thie Astir tea, sod beeegretted IL TUB there wee Mr. Lowder, who ihettegeLbed Idoesifi tamales with • toy who sea wild with ',Are rip ter ieg wits et M Wialweee's MON sed who we" sew eswedied Wet the well-Inewsk mbmlr Is A. Georges, boa. lbw Awe Mr. fiewsMw, saplearat Wage bed been wee meld. wideb be wenM n dwbensewe et isp.ue. Thee dim wee Mr. Wail, of *Mu be maid try ems Olaf. le a VIVO MN 64 all t`. IPSO OM ripe for IL Thee Were ovis Mr. Mimeher, vie migeed Wear. be .141 see 6016011116 In "maw of mantles, =bib Mr. WWI ar• aer.ded. Ties Awe wee lie. Oath, sheet Woos be did set i 5..., mach. ll= awe was Mr. Ow* who um ea part 61161116. Is. who was pig away. AA punt wee aeon Was • lbw thwilsys wow marble, trots a ter wish can n .smash web ander, lir. Gide In. Added in luggage .eel .halm to rinser wows. Te se ghat an cowl ti be go thee away member of the genus sea and lilt the shcoh, and.bad:elece takes Alp arirbars. Ten nowhere wet is • retecestrwee bXL Liddell, who Monet present whea the sena= wee =ached, mid Le had sa bard the offensive a:pre...ions. (Criss ▪ Oh, W.") These Pentlesea, however, bones bed ferWe Math= fa the dumb. =Weed list thin sem= should b robsallad to the Balboa of Load= foe hie opiates It we. 60 isbodtWl, sad the probability was that Mr. use weal drop oil sow day, sad the p.rieion.r. wadi lad no sac of his. There were in addition to all ha any sunwore shoal chub sight to be neatioset. Ose we Win that . oner we. pat into the Linde of an cid trams imw =wog to the ociapeptais by use of Mr. Liddeles . riser ie....11114 her to pay fee the death of Mr. Wieeartos. (Laughter, end pest uproar.) Another tonsonr be had Mani awn several Goatees was, that canfaision was now curled on in s private these in the house of one af the cetera Aortae resew wits that one of Mr. curates bad been Why of iodiecieticae elk • maned laiy. ,16Coloael Vomiter pram lid to read • state= at with rip= to we ef the swat= which he mid he had eabalitted to the Bishop of Leedom. The chirps wow. r • rherae•er salt be rabiliostion. Time blehap, he red. Lad not iatreared, ea the shatmeteacas took pleat ia =other diocese &bre the .ware ease to Itt. Pears, sod his Jordatiip had rationeraded that they aboald be 6611111646636 ward in the Bret instates to the biebop of that Meese. The slatensitate misted • deep ameatitn In the stealse. A GIJITLILILIM MOM cos mess to may that Wan peas is eve d Mr. UAW. /awed noir f Colosel Vaasa en—Tee, he Is one el Mr. Liddoll'a =- as= am. (Aneettos.) Dr. Buenas woonded the moths la Mr. Weeterton's ameba tad way Led Is We awe see Add op in OA favour. Mr. WISTIZTON WI that ham° the motion wens put, , wield M my • few words in reference to the mane be bed &depict dorm( the N. years he W been deneekwardas cf that perish. Lie recounted the whole of the arcuate:same to which he had been a pamy biers the hoe end the present bishop in the mekellestionl • sersee, end betas the Judicial Commutes of the Peery Owencil, wed be ememend his regret that sorari•hataadtee Me decides be had oliteised against Mr. Liddell and his l the ahlectiortable pr sr- r °ensued is their church, etrlthis he ettributed to the bearatattineee of the present Like, of Leadon to vol . o, tog his episcopal autfty, y the right reverend rests kraieg limn set at deduce by Mr. Liddell. He bad amyl deed to the Bishop of Louden about musappropristion of the offertmy money which bed been avpl a d to the Treoteelen Winton in Bt. Owego's-141hr Beet, and so ether &Wiwi', hut instead of peyleg farther amen Its to these repecientatv as the bishop emit the lettere to Mr. Liddell, end then merely mei in sumwer, ft Mr. Liddell denies tele." (Craw of " Shame.") Much had dren said &brad shirtiest.s of this patch and the practice cf the conhesioesh He raneiM tell them one use from winch they might title* of the MAW in which this system had teen carried out. One day he saw the Bev. Mr. Brothers, me of the cuestas of lee parish, drama tosarda the frost gala of the thatch kr Witon-aace. and let himself le. Knowing W ao genius le the &web could be go:ag on at the time, ha earlorty we. mowed. Phortly afterwards be roe • abowilytdn seed young women in Vraltentphoe looktng up and dusn, and ie • moment or two she went over to the thumb gates and let hermit In. Aloe recut down by the side et timcburoli tower& the vestry, sad he (Mr. Wevertee) followed. When M arrival at tee door of the vestry room heard the loth turning. sad at that automat be made • violent push, and permed the dour °ten. Mr. Bathers tied the hue to lots band, and the youag woman wee seeded in • clues. 14 said—" What see you doing here ?" sad, tarla tan to the young woman, he mind her whether she had '0:1•• to coulees. She wee &aim M answer t• yes," whin 11 r. Bro- Oar told bee out to sewer. He took (rote her Lead • book, which he bead to be estit:ral •`A heal from the Lord," edited by the Right Rev. A. P. Volta", D. U., Bishop of Brachia. linueileg the Rocatude ing msdeacirs of the Bishop of Brachia, he told, ••is this m • poly book to give a you ng woman. " when Mr. In heeled out, •tDosit talk blemillemy bees" (Loup ter.) The yorang woman( tinoelly said—"l bed better Minn when Mr, Betabern mat, t• Ilv i t Wad hint, ha is rely a chereliwerden." Hs amerrained that the yotridt termae wee a arrest in • equate in the pariah of Paddmg een and whim ha ted Mr. Brothers that be should revs met Iran I nadiet bathe blimp, Mr. Broken said that be had the young minim there be embermstioe, bat theernercua • OW bed Wen over for a ketalght, sad Sheet would not be asother fte • year. Mr Weetenon, in emaideaisa, proteeted stratum the tint lily which the Bishop of Leedom bed Mo o tied, oil sod that all the diflindbee sew eseresading the Morels Inn m 1,144440 to the amthy of its chief ministers, la concleettrat, DA ta lied to he relieved rams the Mike of Man bootees f r the present per, !gloving the ha it 'old do i0.,r0 sett to dvdiag the neat year in an independent posi tion le • the tracts:lm pasty. Ihe te nth .4 or. the. wttWntws , and Mr. Mall, Leh; af Karghtebeilge, was dated the parieLeasers' chart bear era I the won ).u. Hill I all WOIIIIIIIV APs 110 A o.—FOlittlON-OP FUT, Atm, 11160.—Whrisob dims &Obi rublecto who Lairs sinforul lots oupupoursis Ist eosin most axed r labosi•••, Blod mime, rasimors, stoksia. sod firsmoo, 'nerd Met W is Misr evoritios Owls isigsgrauwe yreiriu ft for th• osisiessore t rorb aubiostiu who . bushels( thus with tbs muss of the a esepft7), bete spiked to brr hiriasty's heap pens far reli.t se &starred Holub soh psis, oussidoolls *armor bus bon isistrol is rehabs web Sid Y wIMi beck is this country: Tas 1011M111/1 tM llth of July, 18001, hentry is. passiewileasi all perms sosoff ssesporsus ari .a. pielassele asalefie, es Nosh Missy Islisioros, mbriosAuskoos, *am rd rya, s sisirsOrlos Is ray Woe esprit lies taw sot sot sosidind by tort litrissWs be 'NNW ss fulls" ilbersrsod Bret* sub. Poln i s i to stlst huh fo this otosiby st the petite r vise; awl siasa ass away alms/ tilt her Shossf • is.. ails how ississa sedan ilsl to sired nevi la sag were.—eassala 'PV. (HOWCIOPATIIIO am mild lr MI 4Y On ,I• MINN Ire • •I?•11111 NEM ••• •••••••• ..0111_1••• lefLin•••• A& *NM Igo -210 lin t ÷to br 1111.. = arliglikal OL "1 THE EXPRESS ; • 'WEDNESDAY ENINING; AML NA VA L AND MILITARY WAR-OFFICH, Aram 26. HOSPITAL STAPP. Satyr- Mojer Now Clorthow, M.D., to bo depotriotToo lorlostost of loophole, vim Alrreader Shen& Moe der,rll, who rei arm balr•pty . CHAPLAIN DIPARTMENT. The Cotontiotioa el the RIM Nag Tarr tusritorib, chaplet of the fourth choo, hos been Ws:toted to 10th July, 1855. UNATTACHHD. 16:50 . r00d Brevet-Colonel Edward Belted Wetherell, C.B. bill-pay Unattached, Deputy Qoarterinatter-Gael Dublin, to be lialiteuent-colesel, without purchase. BREVET. Lieutenant-Colonel John Alexander C.B. 93rd Foot, to be aidellisommp to the Queen, with the mak of colonel to the easy ; lanweent-Colonel Willies Parke, C. 8., 72nd Foot, to be aide-de-nap ti the Qum, with the mak at colonel in the anuy. To be Colonels in the Army—Lient.• - Colonel Edward Bla des Hale, C. 8., 82nd Foot; Lieut.-Colosel H. Errlngtos C. 8., 10th Foot. To la hoMa-Colonela in the Army— Drevet-Major William rr e = Barry, Royal Artillery ; Major Saluda C. Bth Foot; Brent-Major lffsaekle v il et- Yatee, Royal Artillery; Major William Henry Kir , 2 4th Foot; Major Charles Iticdued Bailer, 30th Foot ; Maar the Hon. David M`Dowall Fraser, Royal Artillery ; Major John Edward Miotiell,Roval Artillery • Banta Major B Bi ll ing Maynard, 88th * Port; Major . t.lhe Hos. John Jocelyn Boothe, 88th Foot; Major Jams Mllehall Madonald, Ceylon Ride Regiment ; Brovet-Major Charles H. Smith, Royal Artillery; Major Charles Verna Oreodos, Rids Brigade ; Major Wildest Patient Tialbg, 90th Foot; Major Henry D'Oyly Torras, 23rd Foot; Major TM maa Bronahead Batt, 79th Foot; Major orgri Hoary Tyler, 13th Foot; Brevet-Major John Hamilton Cue, 78th Prot; Brevet-Major 81, Hoary lderstmen Havelock, Bea., 111th Foot ; Major Rdward Gascolgas lied Foot ,• Brevet-Major William Aleiesider Middle* C.B,_ Royal Artillery • Major Thomas Liglatfro.„ 84th Foot ; Haat- Major Pr'elatic Arthur Wilk., C. 8., 84th Foot; Breat hing, Garnet Joseph Wolaaloy, 90th Foot ; lkey*ltiloe Wiashiun Cala Lenaos. Royal Ranee* Maim Coots liyago Machias* god Drama Ouarda• Major Henry Redbird ?tor 10- b Foot ; Major Wars Derma Beebe, 7th Light Drsgoos. To be Majors is the Army—Captais Aintree I. Iteepherson 24th Foot; Captain Richard Frew, 27th Foot; Ceytain Robert Moceler, 64th Foot; Captain Water Goods, 64th Foot; Brointlag Drew, 75th Foot; Canals Gay al Artillery; Captain Hos. L. W. ll= Rile • B.OcM Captain Arthur Lathy, Eaglaters; Canals Jan Bakeley Thrilwall, 24 1 h Foot; =lB George esand Tang, 80th Foot; Cavils Frs. 11sa amanse, 126Teet; Carats Bongs Mar ry Mdise 711111 Fart SIMI Captain Charles Fronts-irk Y Had Arllisryi Colrain Robert Macy Collo, sand ; g bh Birell Omani* 23rd Pool; 1111011111 OMPilia rands Edward Cox, Royal Eaglames; Becoad Cana J. !Media Campbell, Royal Artillery Captain Engine C. Dalai Rudolf., 89th Foot; Calais George H. John Niigata 23rd Foot; Coq ui nas's Cary Lyons, 20th Fat; Captain .1110.1 , 8 Watt, Military Train; Captain Cosynghun JODI% Foot; lierand Captain Alitred Clarke Johnson, Royal Artillwy; Canals Thomas Heathoota &Wed. 7th Light Dare= ; Canna John Almada D.lorll, 63rd Foot; Caplan Jobs Tama B. O' Bela, 20th Foot; Captain Frederick Moss EA/iv/Nigh!' Foot ; Cadets W. D. Harris, 2ad Bea- Fathers; Captain Jan C. Nay, 1110di Seaga! Nada try ; Captain Edward Brows, lst Board Feathers more o. W. N. Hall, 26th Bengal Native lawny ; Captain H. P. M. Baisragon. tat Iftgal Fluidal; Ca bin David ILEsp, Bth Beige Bavaria 'Many ; Captain Awry IA" 54a Bengal Light Cavalry; Barad Captain J. Si. John lawaslise, Bengal Rogineers. Oaatsam, Oariea.—No. 726. Doled Horse Chords, &W., April 26. Ia ..._apse et Ma wriest rendered by Major aad Brevet Caine Edward Rabat Wetherell, C.B.,amothothed, as aide the Mad with the gores ander Major Oat& Sir Hugh Howe, 0.C.8., daring the latter part albs sperakno of tbet cohamn Is Costal India, in the yew lift, gad gab. io the examand or • edam to the Ms amplaa ten OoM, which stomata sad canned the het of Itassras. M Majesty has bon phased to promote Ms for to the eabetentive r Royal ank a isHabe asianast colonel unattashed.—By cedar a Ma the Bean* Conamilleg-in-Chist. (Surd) 0. A. Wirruansti., Adjallnat Gana Aoloo.aLrY, Aeari Carr of Royal lenetaaa—F.rat Liawassaate :oho Frederick Hawkey to be adjaaaat L Frederick George Pan to be genital:ol'4er; Cuthbert Weed Hatosto becarterwastar. Aram 11. Phial Lieutenant Honiara Jam Jell to be quortemeaese. _ THE MI LI TIA._ - _ _ Contraries signal IVllioTe;rl7Lliersmals et their respottles Counties Boyd Bast Kent Restraint of liortid BMW Temanry Cavalry—The Earl of Brat Chert i ptele Lt Like Oman to be canals, vice D'Arth, ; Uraterat Wyndham Knight to be captain, vise Canal Cavan be Dear to lientanant, vice Comt 84 Country Melo° rd, Bert, to be lieresnast, Woe Knight, promoted; L'llo6lollllli air Commay Bear wood, Beat., to be caper, vim Bell, rinsed. 2ed Somerset Hombre et /ilibia—itheiga John Harr &weir to be liseersat, vice Riskotte, promoted; Wlliiam Viers Andrew; rat., to In amigo, vim Marker, pmoted ; Jobe Grant Wile,e, Fellow of Royal Col lege of flarr.oes in gaghod, to be .t/rllllOO, vie, Schroeder, 1 serried to tin may; Bangs William Pend Jahr ho be lieuterot, vice Wilkinson, appealed to the Tower Haar, Mill ia ; Hoary Mestere Snook., rout., to be ea- vice Fez, promoted; Robert lowa*, Woodier, Limousin 14th Liglt Dragoons, to be boatsmen% Wes Pasta, reeignad. Regiment of Biirlingehire INA* Highland Bream s Light Infantry—Juba Durar, Esq.. to be riga, vice James Balfour June, Rob promoted, so he linameat. Royer Wilts Lott Methuen to boor the title of hout..colonel coolateadoit frau the 9th of Joesszy, 1869. ADMIRALTY. APALL ... 26._- . A r.l Lbeatemaate 0. Robinette (1866), to the St. Sloane, 102, at Portmeasetb, end J. A. F. Lateen (1853), to the HiteHaat, 4•674:7 atop, at Potteeaosib. A. Irwin (11186), to be additional ens= to the W, for coast-ented stroke, at liNord Haven. the Hon. F. G. Credos (1807), to the Hero, 81, mew etenneldp, at Memo's; and J. (1. T. Hasunor, bathe Cleary, 80, sore iv items Bard ship of ordinity, at !theorem. Aatigrat-Butgeon b Collles, N.B. (1854), addinosal to 1116 . N 9!, 90, wiew stem! doe elk, at ouoinetown. . _ Aimis - Vaat:Papiumer J. C. li;:itif;tllB6li;t7tix. Cnay PORTSMOUTH, Aran VI We heir that it is contemplated to make a some what important change a the ranks of Olsen u classed in the A'ery lest, the at being, apparently, to sasimilate the same with the actual rank Laid by dhows fa her Ma jesty's review. It is said that is Ware all emphasis are to be designated oarsmoslorre• Mat tornmanders sill stain the seas name; Mat lientazients are to by celled captains; and that ,Ilag,:and Oreblitutenanis, and liestenant•-eoen ma Mg, ere to be Wawa under the denomination of n staff-. ospeanse." The change is to refer to the same only, the allurepeetttems of the vsrious (pada of Alms remeraing precisely the lame A mange wee tereired yeater,hy from the Board of Ad miralty, requiring a return of the number of 111 , 11121.11 avail able for azure service and ready to embark at a moment's motive. -- Tae lobo Bower., merclatra. screw•steerner, het attired boss Newcastle, ~h •st nueitinse iron target for exptri masts/ practice from I li• Excellent. dowser, elap. Whilst in the act of hoisting It off the stop'. deck to lend It et the doek)ard, one of the runner blocks wu carried sway, sad the target won tra beard agile, carrying sway the fusnel, which mine is comsat with the noon-mot and knocked it over the tiers. Tim:roof dm dockyard labourers were slightly Noted. The Urgent, 2, Wen scree Omni "tore chip, Commander Henry W. Him, embarked ths lore or the lath Reed swat today, end will mint art the wing of the 'oatmeal tomorrow, sad the beedqoartas st ludo.. of the week, for .Uderary sad Jersey. The %sows, 61, saew fatale, la now complete in bet twists department. lisp* Carthwe's battery of Royal Artillery win :arrive frees Pembroke tomorrow, sod embark on board the Urgent for Alin ney, to relieve Captais Pernoe's battery, which will rebut to the some ship for galleon defy at Portsmouth. CHATHAM, Aram M. AIEIVAL Or SICK AID WOUNDED TROOPS FROM Innis.—Tbld oftontosa another per y f tick and wousdad Immo Itakarglan Sivedowe edaeley end toftrutry reglisente WM la lad* mind at lore nu General Hospital, from Cantina, basin dionahooned at Grarewead, from the screw stases* tailain. Copia Ilawdmore. The wounded end dimbled nap, to tbot wombs, at 157, of all ranks, ambarked at Calcutta on Ohs** of hoary het. They belong to tie Royal Ilk Dragoon Wards ((kwaidimers), Bth (Te King a) INA (Royal We'sh Fenian) 4611. 69. ed ( Li s ladony, (Mb.). Met, 6416 Nak, 78th (Highlands*, Mb (11Ighlaadora). 901 (L(gtt latantry), 93rd (Illiblandsos), and 97th Regiments. and Ms isd battalion Me Delgado, the whole under the sew ofstud Capes& Georg; P. Prcroat, 23rd Rogiaind, owl la Argo of Dr. Taylor. GOB =rpm Oely tag deeds omonal &dog dm paimage, ampoly, at ama oleo 11l Feed. mid orb Aid. On their antral at Pare Pitt Om IMO Ilisessay Impacted by tire Mai at that ateilhimamy otos them pureed or medical triedurall eon lan lore ; sad the ronalador list la dr. Ifaryo lawn t to await n order for titirdbastipterest swiss Osplois J. V. 11:11Ississits, lat ba• t.Uon lOth Regiment. leo Mao oppolated teat at ate military adtoole of this garrison. tiielise Me bees issued from the General Post age is be aide up for Bt. Vincent (Cafe Wodo,laseire, sod alparaist, to be forwarded by ibe NI es sir Use, erituze to apt tested to Lave Liverposi as psalm. :E 0371 G. ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. DURHAM Tin TRIAL seams ti 6 ova. each, with 26 deed let 11-yr-ddle sad armee. Allowances and pomades. Ous sift (12 mato.) re. totron• 0 ura=3 Tbo e, ? , o lo or b t 7 110 lib ...I Orbnionr . , I i taisiMation's TM... rp, 70 mar 313 ibi ***** 0 , 31= 3 : 7to 4 seat Let Apes, 7to 2 apt Mello Fairy, 4to 1 apt Trepan. Won by • pad, • leng th balms the ro ad sad third, (aside Fairy waa • bad fourth. Tin HoPiFOL 5t01311.3 of 45 MOTIL nett, With 60 added, for 2-yr-eids ; oolta L ikt 71b; fillies, 8.. t Sib. Allowances and prides. T.T. O. _ (10 sobs.) lb. 3030300rl Na1b718.7 b 7 IMagel Oltoorts. 80 blb Ose lib (0.0001 1 311:7/. Jaisonb lig by Ameba& cot at tto , 3. I f l .L i Toamoloee 31010.110 Tib 133. .J. DooVy Womb SO 310 .... . 10 /Ma) 1 : 6 to 4 apt interest, 6 30 rapt Bottemp, 6 to 1 apt hokum Dick. won by • 'Garb, • bad mai !sa tines tie snood, third, aid tourth. Dedham was • bid '' 'rira Dome* HANDICAP of 10 ICI& creek 6 ft, and ay 3 U &timed, wish 00 added. Wismar* extra. The or toad to save his stake. Owe mile lad a half. (16 maw., y M whom dealsred.) Yr. J. Iliberia Little Amu. by no ewe. i Y T M 12h rei.m...vg....r.1:,rai1re.,11 Tie Cm. Tub salyit ( -1We1.1441 /IA asierfill DEW" Doane °, 4 yth Si Db... w J. lloowdea weighed for Mr . Whltworl • dolt by V 040 al Lady M.ry, 3 yrs, 7.1 131 b, bat the horse Mrieted a plate, sad, after waiting Dearly half ea hoar, the °thin started without him. Hattie: 3 to 1 each egot Pi Moe of Denmark sad Little 4to 1 apt Lottery. Woo olemeirby thme-quarters spar, aph; two lengths between tha Noted mid third ; good foal ; the other two imam off. Paz ALL-AOID BILLING OWLS/ of 6 WS. each, with 66.84.8. T.T.C. (6 subs.) _ rt:: I tt e = r r i f !.. 1 7 4 Wit . 4 7 01l .. ... ... ai l ria l. i C:73" . o s sa l tr . ereme n. Driss. ' ft iMi.l l" iit:. z ..1= 3 4 li r. Palmes a& by Raddlogli let% Die taw, *24 Goals Bettlag :2 to N a me B. L., 9to 4 opt Jawed* Deese Woo by • head, distance betimes theorised Ng thbd, bad Louth. Two TALLT•IIO HANDICAP of 6 ism wil l ! . ft, v7 ith IP added, tee horses that hare beers bum* imam extra. Owellommt riders; probriowide, bib tuft. Two . ( tinites Dam*. by Itta. 4 Hi Mt. ItywaP 1 . & & thotaysaat Palau. 4 yys. Oa umb....7 - *4 Maur 2 frargrrikt i rntrk _ _gt I" 1313 33 ' le . 2= I i subi :2to 1 sari mummy 3to 1 molt apt B. end VARA, to 1 opt Caliph. Was by a Witt; throe lengths been the assed sad third ; vere hid frost Caliph fell at lase ha taw es wn M a ge r d 7'; • Rio 711111 DAT. ......................w............ NM MAUL • :T*iii.: .ft l.6 OP% VRAV Ksznrra. Tin Case= PtArs of 111 — ;witt, 11w 1 yr-olds and up wards. TM Ware to be mid IA Graces., or to carry 714. Masi. A. F. (1 mile !Wins 78 wk.) Ns. liiiesOsiaw. his Ilereekneet er ran Came yea Iletelb Ibledirm) I Lurk aleliat Mime f M Illb Oas. t i lb t A raa laW iibesre ft. ' ta nb Gaut. 4 4116941944. lab two 71b ea I I . rain ) to 1 ssher •5 0 agetSketry ll ; 7to apt Raman OMMW ( a!6) . keel bury mesa HIS run ming st • slew pees, with limp earn dose up. Cookg down Wrinswesse MOM, was bestow, wad TM Breaker tine ea the sae bona" the race to &men Candle and fledlatty; las Ihnevit NNW to bare the best ef ft MN way gp Os ma, Mt be steed "on the pole," end bet liet by • bead; a Mg* and • hellbent.= tie= lei Odd ; lel Marti. Ms was beaten off. TM whale was *Med by llr.T. Pam Ist 71b tee. BM. (1 mile 17 yards). h ft. tiaMpL rsowniteleasetsker. Deena ilidoike . inneini ine.l6ollt, And wan by is Imiths. 10 to Iwe taloa about Pavilion's which Imes* aing this sad the likeramwitat MArcs,llllo, kik Sine bald Ab. Oral% yards.) Tie beftw opened to o .T. to 4 011 Leman, and cloyed at 6t04 on Gabes Lades waver bad • Deana, sad Gallus Mme ! to t thinegi sod wow kffdatilirr 11Asizectar Plays elf 884m0._ . (6 fur. 140 yards.) man J. teeter Lai Nil" 06•3061136. 4M. 8 . 4 lab (Wahl I Lord w, Pleulettle reskriets. 11.1311 ....... 2 Wane BMW. 3 Henan: 4 to '1 aiarewaelenn. 3 MI egets do Val, 6to 1 aest Nolo* Bbe 1 seek opt MiWe and Vul ture. Lord Ifelece wee ilelf 20 walowledijokr pad beat; be, however, V s teek the bell an earamg the tee* and =tail Tin. tiwes WOW Mews the incend and .ber, Peelsealds. Donk', Adulation, and allare wpm sat, Is dirlir. BlrszraTA of SS tom. esdit i r ans iirilds; Sit 71b • ; seldiars, tot 41b. allowed 61b. Y.C. (2 far 61 yrde) Mr. V. Itobiraes`e AMMO by lIPPINANN. SAW lA. Day) 1 Aleurederu King at dm" 9.4 Ob. tp, Mann) lir awler. °W. lat Lai J. d B Olangoor a Liz by Orlando out of lOrldon. Tot We iAldarotO 4 Denise 6t• 4 ape W Win Astwon t i: k o 2 apt King at Arca-, It to 1 apt Gallus. • head brewer the sewed sad dike. TM GAWK was Mates all they'll. HANDICAP BWIZPVIA/LINI Ci 16 NNW le* TOIL 111. Y. 7 Anisem 201 yenta. (4 Gabs.) berm massura meatwrie, te itemeso.4 on. Da rib orwo Lard LeseelaU belifferuece. Sys. OA Db . ~.favel 8 Serszerranne of 60 som. ea* It It, ........ • colts, he 71b; ZBit Mb. Meads allownetne. D.Y. '7 fur . (5 baba.) P. 61 Acts's. M 114 O. Beset. Elenlima ant lib.. 6 addto 4 sa Admit, who cane eWs — iny at the cords, sad Iron easily by • Munk sod • Ulf. Ti. Bartel:aurae Oren= of 60 son. each,. h t o e= olds; oohs, Bet 71b; fillies, Set Ceniva D.ll. 7 furlongs 201 yards. (I sobs.) Mr. Noise Pneerrrefi. kg Intim the FY* SAM (Perikare) 1 Dena 1 (*Nubile. Noies, ..416 (445110 2 Dotting 4 and 6to lea &mica (is nimbi 10 to lon him). Woe by • length and. MU. Tin Foam-aims Ripplaswornt Ovum (reduced to • 13/nob) of 100 goes. mcb, h ft, for 11-yr-olds; oohs, tht 716; Mlles, Be 4lb. Certain allowances. Ab. K. Duke of bedforke Loft by WeraMetait Dreselvid forfeit. BETTING ON TER /MATH. DERBY. 8 to 1 not Mo►jid (t freely). Fora Craven Meeting the Hat of 'sport is unusually strong in attraction., and, jade,* from the may crustry horses it the town, satisfactory S Ida and intsreeting nom may be eaticipated. Still the attendance is not likely to be very aurora, ea the general docks has prevented many of the most influential patrons of the meeting hoes witnering the proceeding. ca the heath. The sport woe taaugurated easeeshat drearily, for rata fell heavily ; and es there to no pale for shelter on the roans, only thole meow directly interested in the race. were preelat. The repertera whom the Jockey Clob have sachidad froth Me erMidadt - na would have found it almost itayeedble to have Minh their duties properly had sot • geattems tweed gmareaely come to their andetutoe, sad *red We shighertle hom at their dirporol. This hems woe placed In a most convenient ptsition, and was moth us commodious than the bona-vaa yelp& was last year ea limay bet by hi, 8. Rogers to the repreeeptathes of the peas. v. The met sporting affair of the day was Osumi tad Pavilion, who at the tea Houghton Needs& it say be remembered, sea • deed beat at the Naas velem, over the T.N.M. Oa tide merles they net to try muds. skims over • shorter coaxer sad Beams woe wi th out en effort. Sir Joesph Hawley repeated hie triumph. with Saline and Lord Nam, sad the rooem of his colours aimed Muffin to be mach inquired altar for the Derby. Seca idler the amonsmeemeat of the rachig the rain ° but Iowa& the close of the afternoon it spin set in. Iran. y 200 people wire as the heath. THE 81: - 88 - CRIPTION-ROOK-MO1 DAY LOUT. itaWy Taitw - kie:/; fdl iirrog TOOdllid dithiclised to quit their sang qoasitato ft visit the mbecriptios-roosa. ?ha umastar, therAso, mu may thin, sod spocalstion vim almost at a 'modal& TM Nowsiookst Huip was sot mos otostioned. The witjaiasd list of quotations is compiled chitty from Airs TWO THOUSAND. 4 to 1 apt Tim Promised Lad 8 to 1 Nimrod (I to 2001.) CHESTER CUP. 9 to 1 aag Laminator'( , ) 1000 to 10 Argosy (t) DARBY 7 to 1 apt llhid 8 to 1 Pronged Lad 15 to 1 Sfsmysma (t 100 to 6) 100 to 6 Nenvositts 10000 to 200 Credos (s) 1000 to 10 Tar Wet (t) TOSISDAT, dwaysT~as. of 110 teeit:lt tt- lot S PM. - yr ; eat% SA 71b ; aid Silted, SA 4,1). Obtain AbAntsces. (6 halms 140 pud4) SAL 44 I. err. mimeo* blv Indad••• 8 . 6 waibi me. OWZIPSTAINS d NO W.. ash, irMirdin ; sok% Sot 101 b; Ma.. 6A Mt. Coolleis Altvasess a Su- Imp 261 wk.) thior p =bo44 warm. OA Mb. "lib • • '''''' : 7 to 4 as borftols, wits arils ai AA naslag. d was by Al Myth. Riornetu , or liti Vfwisrere ef 60 enemab, Or ireMs; eolte, Bet 101 b ; 0W.., && 71b, teat in the Ridieseworth, lb. Two Tb.oaornd Gunman, or the Ote Tasmod Odes Stekei. D.Y. (7 furlongs 201 yards.) (6 aka.) Dom f 0110014411 lath •Liisois. by roman, 14, (D I sir. W. & S. 0t00tardr0211441.61114. ll Ott J. Hatt1re.048"..,..... , . ( .Ml = 11 Betting 4tol di Worth Lincoln, who vas ready by three length, ; lam &Waco, between mood sod *bd. NAM, 400, 160 R. D.K. Gtr J. Heater'. Dhehd. M therraMater. I era Mt Illt (11011.) 1 Lord OtesseVeilly by Orlando, dant bp Imallsoleribroblivir. L i lo. IA 19M .... „ ... ...... ...... ....aMereh) 3 4 to 1 on Nuidid, who won by ten lengths. Tars FILET TZAR OF THEI PlanT NEWMARKET BIEN NIAL fkrants, of 10 son. moh, with 100 added, for 3-yr. olds ; colts, Bat 71b ; Allies, flat Mb. The owner of tha second to receive a ens equal to 10 par mat., and the owner of the thirds elm pea to 6 per cost., oa the whole stoke. R.M. (1 mile 17 )e). (90 ealm e l de, Mr. H. Hilt Tlb (1. DE ) 1 Mr. Iltacelt.DlVgb.., ......... ...t aeon 2 Mr. erereMl bank . .131atmao 3 Thefol= ze ren Demuth*, led. bolt, Mr Rainbow, Bt. Clarettoe, fitockbane, colt by Vitus out at &Image, Zaretan, Crofton, C)nthia, Coma:admit, nod Volatile. Betting 9to 4 ogee Merryman, 4to 1 apt Rainbow, 6to 1 apt Trumpeter, 7 to 1 apt Crofton, 9 to 1 opt Commo dore. Thsy formed a lino same the course, fin Hercules, /Bockhorn, Rainbow, Cynthia, Birdbolt, Merryman, De fender, and Trumpeter (on the it side) Arming the frost rank. Coming down the Bushes-bill, Rainbow showed is adven t B in the bottom be hung oa to both Kampala sad and soon afterwards shut up. Truspear then took the . Half-way in the cords Defeader cams with • nub, bat foiled to catch Trumseter, who won Homely by =ad a half ; a length between the second sad third. sad Crofton were neat. Birdbolt, Volatile, snd Rareekle Duster were the last three. On returning to scale, Fletssew, the rider of Merryman, lodged a complaint spinet Plumb, the ride, of Rainbow, for swerving upon him, sad ' WEBS sabeequently made a similar complaint. Flatus. withdrew his charges but that made by Wells was heard by the stewards after the race, and they wore of opinion that Plumb did not do his best to kept Ms tons straight. Ho was reprimandel, and cautioned against • mention of the offence. Tan FOURTH BALI STAIRS of 60 son.roh, hit, for w ow s , taw eebsh tht 10Ib ; MUM, Sat Ob. Certain allm. V. f.V. 2 fur. 73 rd54 . 4111 . hu . .) 3.Meru Mod et she mew/. * rams 1 ' t ea iced " cd Ike gran% d tt4hree hem topther, stew a eleshhig reels Lad of the Manor WES by a head, the ether two running a deed beat for third pleas. Plumb broke has stirrup leather cos entering the cork. atna, 5001.; 200 ft. Ab b y. (7 fer.2l2 yards.) th. =Mina Olreed. yrs. AM Mb. 1 Ig _ea the wine. me. tut OM 9 un ßeft - : 6t02 es Lard Nelson, who won by twenty TIER NNITMAIRET HANDICAP of 26 eon. each, 16 ft, and 6 any V deMised, du., with 160 added. Winners ctn . *. Item the etartfarpod of the R. K. to the end of B.C. (61 soh% $1 el whew pry 6 soya. ft). Sta. G. Oat *MOM 7eM by lobed de Oedema! AM Lib Itr. 7=triebt. I raft' (s u b ... lir J. Duce, 4ph 61b Mr. .& B. Onwfaree list. , 3 rre,tet ...... • AIL Mr J. Marderr 01111nr. eye, he Mr. Onto'. Nerezetie, 3 me, lot Betting 6to 2 opt Old Robert, 3to 1 opt MIN 7to 1 apt Nerrowle, 8 to 1 apt Brecon ; 10 to 1 task apt Pan. 01111rer, sad Mold of Mashes Illy; 12 to lit Fright. MFright Rolla, Old Robert, and Beacon krona the lot at the stand. la tha cords Old Robert resit the kid, mud wen amity by three-quarters of a With; two isephe between tim woad and third ; throe-parts* el length between the third mid fourth, bed fifth sad sixth; the others were paled up ea the post. Prim Forward Mehl down at the brims. wed walked is. BITTING AFTER THE RACES. cazerza CUP. 9to 1 apt Leuelagtoo (t) d u o o 1 The Braver (t) 60 to 1 Argosy (t) DERBY. 7 to 1 apt Meejid (t) 8 to 1 The Parasite& Lead 16 to 1 Maliosette (t hefty) 30 to 1 Merryman (t) 33 to 1 Trumpeter (elf) 40 to 1 Old EMMA (t) 60 to 1 -- Olenteack t) 60 to 1 Bed Eagle ( (t) Immediately after his rime 26 to 1 to 1001. was taken gout Trameter. A po m urieg min daring the early pert of the morning kept herein In their stables, sod palmated the visitors for another wet day. Seen atter the betakAtt hour the clouds broke, the wind armed round to the south, and the afternoon was abet sad thy. The sanction of the handicap drew an ad ditional number of visitors from London, and the improve ment In the weather famed the market folk sad others to Melt the heath. The result of the race for the Biennial eftices produced a material afoot as the Derby betting, and Old BoberVe moms showed that his running at Epsom was all wrong. The Ms& Bass Ism, well known to spostimg ewes, b awnounced be sale by undo. on Friday next - . This ion his br a welsher al years bass one al the principal places of re tort by the nee Oaken Imo Itanoberbr. MONDAY'S RACINO.—TION impish" we hays mods we ban osoartalard that the well cestalning the account of 3lamdsy's rocbg was duly despatched from Newmarket by lis *o'clock nein, but that the delay was 000micsed at Tie nem commence this day at half-past twelve. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—Tram...Y. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. 3to 1 apt Hal% (t) 6 b 1 Trump** (t) 6to 1 Old Boba* (t-6 to 1 was takes at one dm) 6 to 1 Banton (t) 16 to 1 Mint (t) CHESTER CUP. 10 to 1 apt Leamington (t) 14 to 1 Royal Sormangs (1) 20 to 1 Bevis (l r 25 to 1 Nesbit ndl) 26 to 1 (tff t ( NZ. NOIPAY, THE 4111.81C4N CHESS PLATER Yesterday senning ths pima of this crtraordi miry player were pat to • mere not in a match which came e/at the St. Janses Chas Cleb, Begenee-goadrant in wild Mr. li played simultaneenely live el the most t evert players elthe orphy cinb, iseledisgtio presideat, Mr. hema tite/. TIM tables was enraged is a row, melt table being out the ono side by • player, and on the others ° lissi c Vhee, Maas which then single antagonist t pass beekwards sad forwards. Mr. Murphy is a met of email statseeand retherjuventle but his head is exceed ingly well ihnsed, his eye ht, and his countenance gene rally given the evidence of a las nervous °epithet , 3 n aad pie into e. Ha mans to play periedy at hl:leare, pne rally ssehing his norm whk peat repdity, although some dame Moping and esessiag to give the move in hand a pod deal of cereal cossideratka. We endeavoured to neer min whether, like other great players, he had toy favourite move or Indies ides in his pig, and there did seem to be a Mtle intifeemity is the caw is which he obtained the first neve. But en this happened only in two cases oat of the live, be was is the other three seemearrly inanssost by the of his opponent. Speaking garalyhY wyls at pa l lt: sas t m Ut . theb rapid rr a a at .144" oa s er . e ' r *P d theboard. More the once is the oxnesettlts play his oppouents bad to cell he time, which he oonceded with the meet good ineneured eaurtiey, chatting In tin interim catelesely with wham chanced to stead mar him. The great reset of hie wean, over aril above groat poetical skill es • are player, would appose. so Bs is the wooderfel power and kmaalty of his sense. We have sees men who could balsam tee dhoner pinta.. or wide A. horses at oho., but is times caress the act was at beet Imperfectly done. Mr. ltorphy's come is diffnest. Be plays the most abstrue sad reflective of knows games, sal plays it with a gins number of the beet known pleyere, and the only advastage he has is the prestige of his wonderful nest, which certaioly, In yesterday evening's considerable effect in produdsg centime es the p li stra'll hi opponents. The games took place In the elegant sal cope. Mous stook* room el the St. Janote's Bratareseat, sad all the tE s t: s whom )Lr. Morph; was aped wereldpaed the genius of the place. We iiatreed, bswowor, that he not smoke, an important het for the mode's ad vocates of the counterbleet. II eny one irepired a rides- Indy eiser heed it would be a men who, alngte-himM, un done& to play seam against Greet the teat players Is laser doksatil Mr. Murphy although en American, wadi swear to isq biotite Ms ag es In order to secure the seeessery amnia of meekest I . The playas wbet Mr. Morph, were—first table, M. de Harlem; sem* Mr. S. Roden ; third, Mr. W. Bernie; Mr. Bird ; filth, Mr. Loweetbal. The play eoa maead els o'clock, and was kept up with great spirit 141 a late hour of the night. The following was the neat The pne at the flat treble wee won by Mr. Murphy ; at the seised the pass was draws; at the third it wee won by Mr. Berms; at the foneth by Mr. Maaphy ; at the fifth was drawn. [Advertiumutot.]—CASSlLL'S POPULAI NATUIAL ablOZT.—lfszt IL I. boy ma .y , Ltice roe by pod 74. r ut IL bol Ike Mtn Emblem YI the • •Ul be nyilial by WO aterste ymbliW ityle ot Wtylatiisa. tbesabbetamenekre sod imb babe elosiburlybey of sett, ylisb bare ebbed ibs trot se pal 60 be •=l. ll. 7l:llll4 =o.. Wel ifeeeelleebe.l o " :=in t ra ° l7erene of AdVfirtblool.ollt.l 01/11111111 ILLUNIIIATZO /MUT Ilms.-111e. iy " Mt bot 'Myles It tb= w ol d ysikeibet b *-1/cubby ?knob l la pen Wm* yens of it d"tmg . the Meg= OS Youtrus even ebbe*. bid heard W Y by arabbr ina le:aibe. abbleM COON of thy WM eabee be IWO. : t et. WI ', 1859. THE POLICE COUR7B. GUILDHALL. Joseph Adolphus Zoliossiosci= was charged on remand with steeling 1,6401. in bank no:ee and gold, the prverfy of Kr. Vtaceat Araohtingl, of 29, Austin-triars. At the lest assadastios it was stated la evidence that the prisoner, who was In proweutor's service so clerk, h.d had two cheque* for 1,460 L sod 2001. on Mama. Bapta'e given to him to get *asked, with instructions to pay the money into Mesas. Olga's, and that he cashed the cheques wad le mow, part of which woo found his lodging* detective. Mr. Wagner now proceeded to cross-examine the prom oter, Mr. Thema Arachtingi, who stated that he earned oe buglers under the sum of F. mid V. Areektouri and Co. He wee the V. and his conga was the ,F. but they as l dimpoimd partnerthip last September. Freaeeick w and be (Vincent) carried on bruiser under the title of the old firm. Frederick had no Interest in the firm now. He bad had several primers when he first began, but three parinerthips wen all dlesolved, and the parties were now abroad. He bad no other renews now. When he was abroad there were save& partners, but he sever had any pastaer here except his mein. The prisoner and be were in • merchant's borne together at Liverpool He was manag ing clerk, end In that capacity engaged him. He became acquainted with him in Liverpool. and that led to his engaging him. They were clerks together for three years, after which he left and went thread He suberquently returned and wont into business for himself. He established his present firm in Liverpool in 1867, end in Jean 1868, Le came to London. When he came here the Weimer wee abroad. He did not seed foe him, but he came leek and eked witness for employment. He told him he Mahe make we of hie Lela and write his letters there, and he did so for mute time. Primmer said he bad some business with some foreign bonne, and requested to be allowed to write his letters from witaele's dice. After two or three maths en engagement took place between them, and the become his clerk. The two ebequss question that ImeraSeiiroth. the prisoner here bad Wt irroestemelfiredt from mbilleerk Barker exchange f or e 1,0001. each, drawn by the w ;rieener on Stephen Reggio, and made payabl e to the order of the drawer, and endorsed by him to willow. On the 26th of Merclithe prisoner drew two bids for 9681. 14e. end 4701. respectively, but those bill, were canoelled, not became wit ness could not get them discounted, but because the pews who held them had other tramectiens with him, and ea his giving ether bills these were glees up sad cancelled. The bills that the prisoner hed drawn ow winter's mammal amounted to 11,9191. 10e. 4d. The had been accepted by different firms payable to hie order, the game as the others. He made me of Mem, and got them discounted. The U. pm week was not a consideration for accepting bide to tha amount of 11,0001. His nominal eatery wee U. per week, but be used to get twice as much. He cued to make prisoner allowances, and lad him almost all his clothes. There were no other bade draws by the prisoner for witnesa's aecommodadon than thaw ha had Mated, hut those for other people's aoccoemoda time wee no business of his. The prisoner bad not pat his name to upwards of 100,0001. worth of bills for witare—all he had done was in the bill-book, and aroometeff to about 16,0001. He hod intended to send the prisoner out to Con end in anticipation of doing so bed Wooed him t e rn tilt tale as though there wee a beam i thst Omen H. meted the Firmer to do them, sod in MI diessmetod of them her.. The Wile wen printed ea tins mew at Ant, but he afterwards changed the takeur. Ons mbar did not represent one country, and one smother. NO eon tesssistd the prisoner up in beehesee Mbar at Hsi our or some ether place in WOW, but MIMI not Molded which. Is Nov., 1868, ha nom him MOMettepliimple,andthetwebthe ...Saul, .sad cowlse 7#11., ffirarpseftd to b • drawn by le theseea lis hems M Lon - lie never told the labeler M draw bits boa Hull an Ms assent, mg be me net men be had dew so. I. maid mom be Ind eased lens dram by the primer, enlisted hew Rd. had be sesepted them. TM slily person ha knew by sins of Wolf was the . H u ll wen lieff bOlll in the same of % l ark= Het elt hones haulm his heads bills dated from Hull in the news of Wolf, bet not on his own account. He had seen as sae blll and that was Weir used. The prisoner was neW MOW Eakilides for witness and his connexions: at his mat, le the IMAM of about 100,0001. There were very lbw hills mashy am on wit ness's account, and they a 0 rereemated pods whisk were in the hands of puttee who had made him the Moms's. Mr. Weenies then easels an able speech In &Moe of his chest, cootendieg that he was • partner, ad Mei It never °addles supposed that he would take epee Writ liabilities to that enormous moist If ft were not that ha was to share the profits If their immolation were saccadal. One pound • week was nothing to compensate him fee the risk he eon to taking upon himself such gigamie WbNties, and be therefore contended that as nn jury would find hie client guilty he ought to be discharged. Alderman Phillips retired to moult with Mr. Martin, and on returning into court said he was quint dem about the comes he ought to pursue, but there were one or two points he was anxious to consult about before be gave kis decision, sad he had now come to the conclusion that this was a question of such importaece be could not take upon himself to decide ft. He had uplifts to do with the bill disclosures that bad taken place ; the tmy question that ha bad to deal with was the evidence as it was placed before btm. The question was whether the Flamm took the proceeds of the =with She intestime of estenineolyeppopribtiag them rn use. He thoughtthe seidence was quite clear that be did, and that it wee a ogee which ought to be left to a to decide, prissier having been motioned in the °ritual way said In amid leave hie ease in the bands of his solicitor. He was thee fully eon:milk d for trial. lir. Sleigh said having no locos standi in the case be now withal to state that Messrs. Barker took only 6 per cent. dis count on these bills, and the other gentlemen for whom be append gave goods for all the bills they had taken hem the prosecutor. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. _ . In Graves, an old twin of 65, of respectable exterior, who ref mod his &area and stated that he was of no occu pation, was charged before Mr. Bodes with picking pork to In the church of Bt. Jams's, Piccadilly duriog the celebre tics of a worries. between Kies Frances Bleach& Demur and Lleatesant-Colosel F. Hitestsrth, Scots Fusilier Ganda. C George C. 8., of 6, Itaionwernare, Pi rilt l o,a goose at the marrloge, and at the breakfast given at the Dowager Lady Clinton's, in honour of the occasion, &weed that he was la the middle aisle of the church, at 12 o'clock, during the ceremony, when he felt a movement la his pocket, and on putting in his band . missal the gold ormolu ormeneat predated in court, and as looking round observed the prisoner does babied him—he bad a (Evora in the breed of his cost, as thank lee was one of the party. On being asked hie arm gave sae whit* prosecutor fagot. On beteg ha medfittely afterwards imessed of the robbery, he very Wit' =nay denied the charge, but fladiag it wee pmeisted In, drew forth his bead with the ornament is question in hie grasp, which ha mid be bad *lied up en the bench ; upon which be (prosecutor) gave him in charge. The ornament was sate in his pocket a few minu'es before he felt the move ment. ....The brother of the Wide, the Rev. Lionel Daemon Hamer, of Came Rectory, Dorsetsbre, who ofbcia•ed, was entered on the sheet as a witness, bat was not contd. Ling, 210 C took prisoner into moldy on the ceptain's charge. On his way to Vise-street prisoner threw away soinsUting which was beweekt to the station by a private person, and proved to be a cord case. On searching pri soner two cambrio handkerchiefs were forinf, one of winch was marked in the corner, B. N. Howard.' Mr. William Beaupri, of g, Georgeoourt, Pieadiily, maw the prtroner throw away the cud ace in question, whisk he picked op and handed to the ether as dated. Charles William Hamilton Southberg, Esq.,of 84, Albany, deposed that he alio was aticediog the wedding, sod that the card cue produced was bin property, and sale in his pooled alter he ervered the church ; he was not aware of his ices until &Wird to about it. " Mr. brio' remanded the prisoner until Saturday. SOUTH WART. Mr. Robert Fell, picker, Cbarebase, Morsel was charged with assanitini 0 David Caterphine, to a rd = obsecarriage on the London, Brighton, and South Cost Railway. The complains' elated that ha was a brass finieher, and raided at No. 7, Young'sbulldiegs, Alderegate-street. On the pratous day he went to Brighton, and stet enjoying himself as well as he could on a wet day, be returned by the seen o'clock train. When they were paring through the Month= Tunnel, near Bed Rill, be beard a female, who was is the rams compartment, say the had been insulted by two men, and es soon es the trail got thrmgh, the peletmer jumped up sad knocked everybody abiut Om was user hie. Thies was the utmost con fabs is the wrier, end se the lady was being lifted Into the adjoining eesipsetimat the pelooser struck witness es diner sad smintk r iad %socked his bat oat of the window, se that it was lost. When the Win stopped at New-man witness complained of the gorieosee's conduct, but he was act taken into custody until they method at Londen.briago. Mr. Barchens—How Emmy piesess were tinsel° tne same 41=with you ? Ten, air ; and atom them the female in Mr. Ilescham—Yon say the female complained of anae arm= Insulting her in the tunnel. Now, did she make any spletho dune against any one I' Witners—Nn, sir. Prisoner—She complained of two men smoking cigars and waving them above their heads in the tunnel. The roam. tor and his friends were than parties, and I tenumistratel with them. Mr. _ you may witness? Promoter—l hive not, sir. All the persona in the oat• rime were smarm to me. is sower to the charge, the primmer mid he was mein p from &brims in the mate comparnotm, end as seas no the train got hoo the tunnel/I two men who were milder cigars waved thorn over their heads much is the shwa ef fspale wbo woo pitting with them. The pswaslm wee pained out se one of them, and he abused line hewer la told him of it, end the, came to blow,. Is the mile the c= r'e hat fell off. and se wen se the train arrived at he gave him Into custody. Hoarier, of the sepaay's constables, Migrated his woriehipcalk am ca at he naderstosd that that. wee (mantling end Ilehtiag all the way from Brighton, sad thvt both pardon titem ebb.. B. over hood soy complaint about the amok* sate they pot to the mhos station. Kr. Bualaa said there amid be so dosbt that there had L been verydiagreestol conduct in the railway carriage, bet bow it originated there was no exact proof. Ifs was of opinion that senebtrt 'took place, end that • female com plained of the nuisance, when a row ensued, and that the ,peoiecutoe took pert in it. Aocording to his statement, be endeavoured to make it wpm that he hew spoke to the person or interfered with him until he was struck; whereas the railway constable informed him that the other parties to the same compartment hal told biro that they were both lightkag and quarreling all the way. 11;odir aim circum- Adams he must dismiss the compliant. MARKB2S COTTON.—Lrrizroot, APRIL W—The sties Oudot to-day are dal=Mg et 11,000 Ulm A very quiet market, es the prices olyseturday. COTTON GOODl3.—Mattcznarla, APRIL 28.—The yarn market ts vary quiet, but inn, with some few o:captions. The trade with the continent has been almost paralysed by the hostile attitude openly assumed by three of the millttui pewee. A lugs badness was done up to ytederday for India yarns and for the home trade, but the market bra been flat la these goods today. The cloth market has also been tht, with rather Irregular prices, and somewhat easier than bud week sa regards all but the India and China trade. For thews marke.s there is still a good demand, embracing nearly all sorts of cloths suitable to the Calcutta and China trade, at the highest rates of last week, and in some tartan= at a digkt advance. WOOL—BUDDISSIFIELD, APRIL 2&—The demand for wools is mach limited, sad though it msy be mid that prices sn ansltered, ►ess woad be sorepted for quantities ; bat this Is so bidnonomat for sosnatsetarers to buy et present. WOOLLEN.—Lwans, APRIL 26.—The Easter helliays. the pending elections, and the war crisis, have all contri buted to teaks the market very fist this moraine, and keep the bushiest within a narrow compass. MANUFACTURES.—Hurnutertri , n, 26.—The election are commanding the greatest attention at present Wines/ WOMB to be only • sexedary oonaideration, and ouneeqtuntly very fiat throughout the market. The un finished °fere, however, keep the milli tolerably well ern pia* be the selishbourieg 'asses, CORN.-41vit., Aram 26.-At to-day'. market • smell supply of Noel& wheat; farmers saked fully 6s. per qr. man money, which slopped business, and ultiounly the nester ponies was clewed off at 3e. to 4s. per qr. above het rates„ best nos of red making 455. to 48e.; 48.. to 80s. pat 41111 W. Foreign held too high to sohniva? extensive Inneselissa. Barley for malting supports late rates, Whilst feeding is rather dearer. Beane and pen move off at prices in fawn of sellers. Osts steady with • fair comumptive demand. The hedge imports of Lest week are as ender • -When, 838 vs. • barley, 13,704; ogee, 636; beano, 1.314; miss, 68; tares, 106; oil cakes, 467 toot; bones, WO. Liana, APRIL 28. - (From the Circular of limas. Dunne and Co.) -We have • good show of wheat, which masts • fair demand at to ts. per qr. *deface on the rates of last Friday for fine red., but moondary whites do not sell 13 freely, sod scarcely make the above improvement. Barley u before. Beans and other articles quite as dear. Avenge prices of grain:-Wheat, 4,772 qrs., 43e. 24d.; barley, 992 vs., 38e. Sp.; eats, 224 twe , 245. lid.; Beam, 74 qrs., 434. 4d. • peas, 10 qn., 42a. Anivals this week :- Wheat, 3,112; barley, 787 ; beans, 87 VS. Leine, Aram 28.-Weather is still raw and cold, with easterly winds. To-day's market we bad • good supply of wheat; the excited report of Mark. lane this morning caused a corresponding feeling here, and all descriptions most be noted fully 3.. per qr. dearer. Spin corn prices in favour of mikes. Wheat, white, 811 be. to 6316 s 613 e. to 63e.; do., rod, 601 b.. to 6311.., 47a. t049e.; do. new. 81Iba. to 831 m., ets. to 485.; do. do., 6011.. to 8111 e., 435. to 445. Barley (cerevelier), new, 4211.. to 6411.., 37e. to 42e. • do., common, 6111.. to 62lbu, Us. to 33a. Beans, old, 6611.. to 66)11.., 45e. to 495. ; do., new, 11411.. to 6611.., 44.. to 48s. per qr. to the powers. 1411WCASTLE, Aram 28.-Ths weather still continues cold and angeniel, sad a great deal ad rain has fallen since Sa turday. Yesterday it rained incessantly, with • cold biting wind from the S.B. At our market th'a morning we bad • madame show of wheat from the growers, and bang without any arrivals sines Saturday, the statement in Mark-lane yesterday created • corresponding feeling here, sad • large bmisess was done in south country granary at a far ther advance of 2a. per quarter whtht infordgn tramactiona to a fair extent oainned at • similar improvement. For fine 6116. new Norfolk and Bodo* red 48e. was willingly paid, whereat old Stettin red, with a chance &prole, was placed at 485., and French red at 47.. to 48e., all weighei Gale. Flour war raised to-day b our millers to 36.. per sack, being en airlines of Bd. per sack since this day se'nnight ; but at yet, however, 33e. has not been exceeded for Norfolk honeeholde nor 365. for superfine French. In other articles we have no change of moment to note. TRAFFIC lIXTURNS. Ms ler YE. Wavitil eles. ore. draMalgt Tr if in i :C=9 "9 .llil T. 4l) Al AV ... 7.31 S LOS• Wadi ming Apia Mi. Vlair pmrolow .les to Irak mail MO 21 , flaste• mod Ws* warm - ... •••• 7.290 8.7111 Walt aiding Awe U. Lasko sad liadorall -. 1.351 1111 1.471 1,371 Mesh loadoe • 1 753 1.610 UM ewe Lambe= - ...... -- 111 Id I.SU 1.114 1.141 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CARIII•LTY. FundCoptsla haws, trout Skid& Oporto, has foundered; (wow him—Lielies, April IL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aden.* C. Adams. howl New 0313•32 he Quewtowo, April I, of Cape Haden& flora Ilik•Wd.frow Limped be Satbews, Meth 9a. let 9l N. km GO W. (114), has Ilaveseill be Liverpool, April 1. Ist 11 N. bald W. Zelda (eldid, Belem, fres Wham be Liverpool, lat 9 N, los Ma dam Wry. tries issnasek ice Livened, April 3, Int 31, los 1119 W. esewdea. Paw I.lverpol tar eamla April 111.133 40 War fo her, En= New Orldwas lor d LlTerps3l, April Lt 4,33 1, kw 73 W. TER GREENLAND FISHERT.—HOLL, APRIL 25. The mew stammer Gertrude, from Greenland, reports the followisp remelt :—AprU 8. Arctic (of Peterhead), alms: 6. Columbia (of ditto), with 7 orb; 9. Sir Colin Campbell (of ditto), with 20 Deals ; 10. Quoes (of CM), "es taking • few oasis; 14. Mesh:stilton (at' ditto), with 2,000 seals; 16. Xanthus (of ditto), &nogg* with 600 seals. April 7. Sophia (of Abordaen), Che with 300 seals, and again on the 16th, sealing ; 20. Lady Friaklin (of ditto), with 900 seal,. March 24. .Eolue (of Men, said abont to proceed to Davis' litreits; 8. Beam (of ditto), with 600 mesh!. Poeriso LATE NEWSPAPERS AND BOOK PACKETS. —lt is • tart sot 'morally kno wn that by a moist older of the Pest-oßoe suthorit'es book packets too late for the even ing despatch to the country, and also newel:awe, may be posted et the General Post-office after the box to the hall at St. Mortherle•Grand is closed at 6 p.m. The repulaticas are as follow : Book gaskets and temptress may be posted attar 6 o'clock p.m. is ymment of one farthing until 7 p.m.; or on gamiest of tee halfpenny till 7.16 p.m.; or on the payment of as pray till 7.30. [AATOTBSIMSWIL]-110LLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND Pitts —MAWS 0111011DRIL—TIF BO two noble preparation, discovered by Praire llelbwar, is. the productions, of tee nieliege 'Marlow. tree alike from all =lowa/ and pqleounee eolopeeits. Time regeislake eitraet from the er end soil certalo eionsita. which belie form a pertfyire. wectewme, .00tt101 Wain. ulna. most pro% Idea tear. he. dense the Wet twenty yen been =twee at to the cure of tbouraerl• who. but he Ws Invaluable dboorery. moot bare womb "rely podded. eller keg jeers of tortures. known oily to theisnelve. A move Motional proven now meek limit With then twin needle imitable. lb, deeningleg usiferer may take wine* sod few amend eg eve : for lbw powerful prep ki•tiopa Mal estate robust health WA vigour 11 the dlairder be earibl• BIRTHS, MARIUAUBS, AND DEATHS. BIATIIB. fILEPHAIIK—ApeI 21, M O;;;;Zon.T.Mt LAU.. 1 11 .8.. the Mfe of 1.1•0.-Coloml *Plum of • doubter. 0021:213.-12e11 12. M Tat street. Portman move. the tette of A. A. Oselper.74.. el • ce. 22. at Afbeetereei, Peckham, the Mrs of F. B. TAMA 1111C11111111te-Aeill 12. leduiewei iikleaur. Ste, et diegbeer. TATUM — Aare TIM Lender-ewe T. Tula. lb*. et eas. TRAlL—evil $4. ILst liert.auert, Q. D. nem D el s no. MAl&Ysose. Pimlico. the We of C. B. W•anrortb, Lan. wife of the wife of IAITON—AITIIIIR.—Z7I — SratTa; — pet er. by the Very Het. the Dem of t. David*, J. Nottoo, ire.. of Orrat Orroood.street. tO duele....enthea of the late T. Arthur, Doi. of lompeter. filarolol.llS.—Avrtl 23. at th. Jerem. by She lay. OulMe J. D. Qom, nth Reit. So I. Walden. danditst of dela, Contain J. W. &Pen WIE:LLWP.—AgiI. at Pt. Waite. lendegtos, Mt. W.I. foo of JU. at Illeselta. Mush:earn% Nfld. he WM denthfer of D. . 1110. c, DIATHS._ CADDICIIK—ApriI 12. at' Tte n iAt — Themaa Wry Lora, wife of D. Canialia. DIaL. d linilint. OWAVAD.—DIIdt 111. W. J. ataiDs. UV. of WidaPalkiardtw. spa I. , Captain O. A. Sa ape 22. Guatailfest.lbmaran..- wa" lallira- 1 0. U. at OsLa Dna Fa m& J. O. Nelms. Ng. P=SKUM-APII 21. FA TalasaagErs,. lausta-orgaas. law Ms *Oa 'Moat itia4stama.mak WAYJIIIIII.-41.1113, at m...- - APIA J.l. Warman. &IA Pilolard 1g Iresaux Ass Rum et Pa Ise liissosaaT. Area