The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-29 00:00:00

' 1. 1 1° I I I I , 1 • • 11 • 'lt 1 TURKEY. mow ova erecter. coaaserownssrea CONSTANTINOPLE, Aram 17. Scone months ago you published the details of an Mwreme In the pay of the inferior regimental others of the Turkish army ; within the past few days, the sawn,, waich was not more generous than jest, les hew extended to all the lower make of the ser vice. This act of tardy justice to the rank and Sle of the army, which originated with the Sultan him se% had been in contemplation for some time past, bat was delayed being carried into effect through the adverse influence of • minority in the connal. The opposition, however, of these extravagantly paid eociotesists having been at length silenced, the im perial decree announcing the new scale of pay was, on Saturday hurt, publicly read at a grand military ceremony in the great square of the Saraikeriat. The display was such as one area only on maxims of this kind; and, the day itself being favourable, a vast crowd of official and other spectators was attracted to witness the ceremonial. Early in the forenoon the various barracks of the capital despatched the entire strength of their garrison,— d t cds of the day excepted —to the spot, and, so o: li% by mid-&y more than 12,000 men of all arms were drawn up in the vast court of the Turkish Horse Geards. Besides the whole of the officers, staff and regimental, of this large force, a crowd of sanitary pechas, es disposibilite and otherwise, added to the brilliancy of the gathering, and in the forefront of these last was my old acquaintance Zarif Moustapha, the runaway at Kurukdere, and the enemy of poor Guyon. Strong in the favour of Alas, the ruY : er, this prince of cowards is now President of the Council at the Ministry of War. About one o'clock, the beat of drums announced the approach of the Sultan, who was received at one of the gates by the whole body of Ministers, with the Grand Vizier and the Sheik-ul-lalam at their head. His Majesty dismounted amid salvos of artillery at the door of the little kiosk reserved for his use on such occasions; and the imperial finnan, decreeing the augmentation, was then read aloud by the Under-Secretary at War, standing before the window at which the Sultan sat. Loud cheers of Padiskimuzbili-imshm (" May our lord live • thou sand years from the whole masa of troops greeted the end of the reading; and, after the offering up of mow by a mollah, to the several periods of which do sway throat present responded with a loud and =bieerie ! the squares broke into line, and, b 1 palm at the head of the several arms, ansumeadialling past the Sultan's window. This latter operation occupied a long three-quarters of an hour, at the end of which his Majesty received all the general officers present at the ceremony, and then returned to Seraglio Point, where he embarked tor the palace. Though I have more than once incidentally re ferred to the gross disproportion between the pay of the upper and lower class of Turkish o ffi cials, both civil and military, and have spoken of its resultant abuses, I purpose, in an early letter, to give your readers some detailed information on this head, which will, I fancy, go far to account for mach at the rottenness that pervades every nook and cranny of the administration of this country. I shall be able, however, to point to no one department of the public service which mon strikingly exemplifies this than the army, and • mere statement of the relative scale of pay in force for that will be sufficient to ex plain mach of the often.reported demerit of the in imior regimental officers. Not, indeed, that high pay is found to infuse courage or skill into its reci pients ; for, after a certain grade, these qualities become visible in an inverse ratio to the rank and pay enjoyed, till amongst the muchirs all trams of both are lost to view. But in the lower ranks the rate of pay has hitherto been utterly inadequate to the maintenance of any properly distinguishing state between the subaltern and non-comni,' Massa officers, or even between the former and theca:mon soldiers. 4k - - - vritk Ann .• In the general absence of private means, the re sult has been an entire and absolute want of the proper pride of station and esprit de corps wherein Les so much of the superiority of officers of similar nominal grade in the other armies of Europe. But a bare recital of the pay of the various ranks will be worth a column of d us Up till last Saturday • private's pay was 20 piastres (about 35.) a month ; a corporal ' s, 30p. ; a sergeant's, 40p. ; • sergeant-major's, 60p. ; a sub-lieutenant's, 230 p. • a lieutenant's, 300 p. ; a captain's, 400 p. ; • major's, 1,600 p. ; • lieutenant-colunet's, 2,000 p. • a colonel's, 3,000 p. ; a liver's (general of brigade), 10,000 p. • a ferik's (general of division), 23,000 p.• and a mucliir's (full general), 70,000 p. Besides thi s pay in ask ea equally divroportionate number of rations is allowed to the different grades—ranging from 2 to • captain to 64 for • muchir—which may either be had in kind, or their value be received in money, as is usually done. In this scale, which suggests its own comment, last Saturday's firman effected a change up only to the rank of serjeant major ; the additions being 10p. to the private, 10 to the corporal, 20 to the sergeant, and 30 to the ser geant-major; raising the pay of the first to 30, of the second to 40, of the third to 60, and of the last to 80 piastres a mouth. As I have said, the justice of this act of the Sultan's is quite equal to its generosity, and if it be attended by anything like proportionate improve ment in the punctuality of payment, even the small increase mentioned will a& greatly to the comfort of the troops—than whom, per se, no better soldiers exist in Europe. But onewould be more disposed to beland his Majesty if he had conferred this aug mentation in the pay of the rank and file at the ex pense of the preposterous emoluments of the general officers. Had these last been reduced one-half, the dignitaries in question would even then be paid far aline the rate common in European armies, and the already bankrupt Treasury would have been saved a new charge , which it is ill prepared to meet. Indeed, similar surgery might be employed upon the salaries of every high functionary, civil as well as military, in the service of the state, with all the benefit in the world to the individuals so cut down. But where all who have the power to pre vent such wholesome treatment would themselves be the subjects of the operation there is small chance of its being performed, as long as cash can be either for, plundered, or borrowe d. Ilamssen began three days ago, and while it lasts you need expect to bear of but little political activity at the Porte. The ordinance naming Feed Pasha Turkish delegate to the approaching riession of the Paris Conference was published on Wednesday and he is expected to start for France in the course of next week, or early in the one following at latest. Next to Aali, who represented this country with so much dignity and ability at the former meetings of the conference, Foul is the best man now in office for the mission assigned him; but he, nevertheless, sadly lacks the knowledge essential for a creditable dupery at the coming diplomatic tourney. He has very considerable natural ability, but little or no accurate political information. News from Persia to the 16th ult. briar intelli gence of new difficulties between the Shah. govern ment and our own minister, arising out of the former's recurrence to meaning which amount to a direct breach of the late treaty. In violation of the provisions of this last the Persian troops had re-oc cupied a portion of the Heratee territory on the way to Candatin • and the Prinoe-Commaudant of the army of KhOrassan continued, moreover, to hold in bondage some thousands of Affghans and Heratee Jews, made prisoners during his recent occupation of Herat. Besides these grounds of protest Mr. Money had ascertained that the Persian party in Herat still continued to maintain the Friday's prayer and the coinage of the money in the Shah's name, though both these tokens of sovereignty wens apecially renounced by the Persian government at the peace. In viewof these several causes of complaint Mr. Merray was again at loggerheads with the Bade Aram sod the King, when the eourier left for re Tbisond. It is not likely that the Pennine will venture to stick to the breaches of faith I have enu merated ; but their conduct in these matters shows the difficulty of the pert oar minister has to play at Teheran. There is news from Bemis to the 2nd of this month, but nothing of importunes is reported sine* the dates to which my lut summag of events there came down. The armed of the Turkish squadron, THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1869. commissioner ad Aoc would doubtless further tend to oonfirm—going, as this last does, with the amplest powers and instructions to make searching inquiry into the grievances of the population. In the meantime Hussein radii, commander-in-chief of the troops, was inaugurating vigorous measures of repression at Mostar, having placed a large dis trict ander severe military law, and signified his intention of extending the measure to the whole of the Herzegovina. Nothing has been done since last week in the matter of the new loan, to which I then adverted. An agent of Rothschild's has, indeed, arrived with • view to the transaction; but as the terms offered are, I am assured, anything but favourable to the povernment, it is not likely that anythingg will be immediately concludegespectelly till after The exchange, in the meantime, shows no sign of improvement, yesterday's quotation being 164 p. to the pound. I need hardly repeat that the continued effect of this is an almost complete stagnation in all departments of trade. ILab) intdltgaue. 'QUM OOURTIL—Apaa 2E (Behr, the thaw of the Rolle.) reus=es, V. W•TION. Mr. Palmer end Kr. Miler moved for an injunction under the tollowlog otrearesteacm :—The plaintiff and the defendant were the joint of two Nevartie the Notions Doily mud the Northers 74 m ry iltoulart In conesquence ef dill:mom between them to was agreed In November lest that the defendant should riche's the fdainttrs Om" the defendant being In vegetation with other persons far en advance to amble him to complete the parches,. The advance wee not ob tained, and the plated/ filed this bill for sped& performance of the agreement to patrolman Shortly afterwards the de fendant issued a prospectus of a company, to be called the Northern Deily Rimer N Company (Limited), end hassled in h a Manment circulation, profit and less, of the two newspapen, from which it appeared that the daily palm wee doml&Mg, but the other was published et a lam The plaintiff ooloAabed that the publication of these stainnents tended to damage the and that if the thandent failed to complete his osotnct he, the plaiotiff, would be injured. An Injunction was soomftgly asked to ruin& the publication of the defendant. rospe s. Yr. (finale appeared for the The Muter of the Rolls said that he knew no principle on which he could restrain the defendant from inducing others to join him in completing his purchase, and that he was at liberty to give the nemosary information whether to a mingle partner or to meow who were invited to take charm in a Om /any for the Surpoec The motion meet thieving be re read, but the mete would be reserved to the hearing. riatoChancallor Sir John Stuart.) GOSSITT V. Y 61.81.1811. Mr. Melba and Mr. Berdewell appeared for the &feedlots, Messrs. Mannish, sad soaght to have the Chief Chides =M elee varied. The suit was by • part owner of • ship called the Matilda Watteabsoh, against the defendants., reareheate at Liverpool, who were also part own's*, and soda, as the ship's Weigand Is Midas the amount; the Chief Clerk had the deimadmale, Mesta Itelhaish, with the kightor ii l odo Web, which had been shipped trout Jenny, and iD SAWA New South Weeiirr,, en the essaat at the Maims. Milani*. It re en the pert of the dellawleats that they were not properly shargeehie with tide Slight, on the ground that the bricks hails& broken end destneyed by heavy asoldasey, which had beta allowed to rest an the briolm Oa the arrival of the veinal at Syty to tte kicks wen not de li vered to the amalgam, and no was paid ; but the brinks were allowed to remain is the old of the ship, and ware taken an to Calcutta, where they were sold for • very small sua. Mr. Bacon and Mr. Eddie were Ike the plaintiff ; Mr. Nal. and Kr. Haig were for other defendants. The Vice-Chancellor thought that the freight was payable, and that the injury to the goods was the subject for • separate action ; he thought the Chief Clark had arrived at • right concludes, and the motion scat be diandased with costa. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Aritn. 28. (Sittings in Benno.—Behre Lord Csnipbell and Judder Wienaran, Br* and Crowbar.) WILLIAM DRVCI V. BANUZI. GAM The woo a are in the crown paper, raising the willow whether a poems who mat stoat the country kw*. of 1.7 W bosom sad rap, bat who Wised of say now ptwo merino solids it mime. Mr thoo, sr a howl. within tip strwas elite ear,LRR awlolit to take owl a limes Were pswidag his goestiow turbid wpm the aka oodles of th. ad, width prowitied that ovary limbic, per, petty ehegnam, sad mew team perm ging stoat oar tows to town , and ownying far eels or swing for veil, warts or nrchandiso, *odd hime a lima& Mr. MaiwiiM, in the part of the lawkar, who had been convieled in • powaity by tho segigratot at CpsaNkm for perwalsg ealliag without a Noma, emboli Oa that as his Meat oily Indira hie goods for Wser article, Ito did not eons within the prooblos of the Agee as a person who his Sz Nab. M ia aoset, w' cede ithout herby the other ide, we, or opinion tho netwitistraatiog the w sratary carriedd ow hie brim= by heeler, and Tahiti soy prig, he mi& to hare owt a Howse ; sad timelier' alarmed the .fmear t of the megistratat. MUM= NIMBLY f. CH 118111111113 IVATIIIIOIIB ociaradv. In this case the only point wes whether wake sauplied to the tooth oft a hones for "dosseetio purposes" could to need by him se drink for his hone and for washing a pony chaise. Mr. Martaaaars, on behalf of the company, contended that those were not "domestic purposes " within the naming of the sompea m i ta prithle sot. Mr. P was heard on the other side. Lord Cans conthiered that as the pony and chains were kept on the Mames premises, and wise for his own prime nau the water mod for then meet to looked upon as water employed far "dead° purposes." Indeed, as fir as this toss was snowed, he did ace me what Methodica ocald be drawn between water sappiled to the teesat'a horse and that given to a oat or dog whisk ha hope in his house. The Test of the court being of the sameopinica, judgment was given against the company. (Sittings at Niel Prins at Guildhall.—Before Mr. Jostios Coleridge and Common Juries.) This mu the second sitting in London for the premat term. Tin hat contains twelve causes, of which two are romances. lI3XXIIION V. TANTON.BILSACII OF WAILBANTY OF A ROLL This was an action for breach of warranty. The defendant dusted the uuraaty. Happened that the plaintiff ie • livery stable keeper, m kt*, Lonate-etred, and the def endan t is • /ruse dealer, in the Cel edwlm -road, Islingtem. In October lest the phdadff, being is want of • harness hone, went to the dakarlant's yard, accompanied by a Mr. Derby. The horse the sabjeot of this motion wee shown. Plaintiff observed some suspicious marks on the hooks. He said be thought the her,. was a kicker. Deka dent skid it was not; that it bad got the marks at grass; he would warrant hits quiet in her nen. Plaintiff agreed to give 301. for him. The hone was sent to Mr. Darby. The first time he drove him the home wee very restive. The second tiros he pat him In harness he wee driving along the Edgware-road. The horse sommenced to kick. He backed open the pa s = dashed the chaise against the yell of railing* • house, the break, and broke the rails. On examination, it was found his leg was broken, and bi ff il o i gadan Marie's direction he was destroyed. The defendant ht action for the pries of the horse. The plainti ff was to pay the amount and mats. Ile now sought to recover back that sum and the amount of damage done to the break end the Wiliam The plaintiff and Mr. Derby both stated that, after leaving defendant's yard, he walked along the read with them, and stated positively be would warrant the horse quiet in harness. _ _ _ The defence was • total &oda' of the warranty. The defendant had bought the horse about a year ago, at Tatter sall's. Plaintiff was present at the sale, and joined in the "knock out." He wee aware that no warranty of quietness was given. The defendant then sold the horse to a Mr. Pewee, who kept him for some months, end then sent biro beck to the ndant to be sold on his account. When plaintiff cams to the yard, defendant told him he had better speak to Mr. Peres, who knew all about the hone. He wee tried lathe meddle and harner sad the plaintiff appeased quits saddled. Defendant denied having walked out alone with the plaintiff and Mr. Darby, and he and his father denied posi tively that any warranty wee given. Ile had no rears to give a warranty ; he had no interest in the horse, and would only get 30• commission on the rte. Pearce gave no autho rity to warrant, end parted with the horse bewails it had kicked some time before. The jury eventually found a verdict for the plaintiff, damages, ell. COURT OF COMMON PLEAB.—APs.n. 28. (altar in Banco.—Beem Indices Crowder, Wilke, and Byles.) That O. P/LIMBODY.—TIiII =OUIJA LINZ OF BUILDING, n• plaintiff had smiled a building in Victoria-road, Wass, and the , ary of St. Loomed, Blionditch, had seared it to be pulled down upon the ground that it had bees built beyond the regular Use of building in Victoria reed. The plaintiff brought the edam to recover dames for much demolition, and Elmo moved la timer tor di 3inedanksrials. Whin the meth, one an he trial ft was to arbitration, mad the arbitrator had mime Mated • special case for the °pieties of the court upon some gelation et law. To-day a spiel cows was argued. Bir.JustiomCmwder maid he was el °pinks that therommt be judgment fur the defendant upon the first smut, and tor the plaintiff upon the count in troves. The 143 ed sect. of the 18th and 19thVics., cap. 120. said that no building without the consent of the Board of Works, be erected the reviler line of building. The plaintiff contended that this was mot a new building, and that the 148 rd make re fined only is sew buildings. The B Act maid that no building should bm deemed sew the wile of which had not beat carried higher than the boles the let assuary, 1866. Two of the walls af, the the maws and western, had hem rimed on oid walls. The Building Act had no camomile. with the Local Masegimont Act, sat rem if it bad, these two walls were net the M ohan wells of any building, but only garden walla, which het originally not been connected with any It was next said that there wee no saguler Ilse of beading in Victoria-road, Mows some of the homes a few inches beyond the others. The /WM Wended that there should be • ametimmalloal tie" but only sub a limo of building me would sews ea erasoloatal appsetsaow The court thought that there :per of balding in Victoria-road, and that the had beat belied This Wso ad , the are a right to ardor the building to be alawagia. There we several quondam es to whether their remolations sad Oboe proceedings beenoform, sad the court that theyhad be in proper f had. de to the coot for Wooer, the s orbitaator hat that tha dehoodeate had removed the taaterisis to the stesayard, sod detained those se await, hr coats The court mid sot avail aiding at the °cadm ium that this eme a emsvandon, end that a vardkt mot be sabred troika aided/ ••••••••• J Arm..mir PADDINGTON V. TZI 1109TX-1 RAILWAY COY. PANT:ONALL PLICICIA =aim. The plaintiff carried on the business of collecting sad ending parcels to the cos h p s and was the habit of sending a nnedur off small to Dover in cos packed parceL The dshadaele recently published a soak of I feaffflo+ bY width 61 7 aboilied doable Pride he ladlod par" of ; hut the plainthrocateuded that they could ant legally do so, and sued to recover for overcharges. The cent was bled before Mr. illation Willis= on last, when the verdict was far the plaintiff, edged to the opinion of the court. NZ Hugh Hifi, Q.C., now moved for a rule to enter a verdict for the dAndanta upon the ground that the charge they had made Ina legal under their act. Rule granted. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—APaIL 28. (Baton Mr. Commissioner GoteMorn.) IN RI OLIINNIZ. The bankrupt, Alesandisr them* was a sewed muslin warehouseman, of Friday...tryst. This was the certificate meeting. The unsecured debts are only 1664 with assets of 1801., but there are liabilities of 1,1581. on bills aosspted by the bankrupt for the accommodation of Cowell sad Taylor, of Glasgow (who are under sequestration), and Oration; of Leedom Ti them transactions the official soignee attri buted the Mitre. Itr. — Chki - lei t ior the usigniea, opposed on the ground of the ao• —madon tranasotlons. The bankrupt was agent for the ash of Connell and Taylor's goods, end had been in duced to accept by the representation that the bills would be covered by goods. He had not received any commission for aocztima ter d there wee no remit to suspect collusion. , for the bankrupt, said that this was not one of the reviler awes of sooepting for accommodation. The transectime had been exceptional, and only to a small amount. He had sold goods of Connell's to the amount of 9,0004 When he accepted for them he took counter aooeptanoes of theirs as security, but had never put them in circulation. Yr. Nasal], the oilkdal assignee, :dated, In answer to the wart, that those bins had bow given up. ILle Honour thought than were many circumstances to wader this an azoeptionel else. The tranenetions hardly wow nadir the cams at asewurdation kdlls, kr the bank . rapt impeded to have goalie, and took ssomity. ♦ cooed-a anillikete naiad be paired at the end of l our months from the debt al the petition (January kat). osowe RILL mimeo corm (maim* ellsgerettion for the whaling up of this eiamy was rOgLI , easse. lawrattas sad Plaw/h on 14alt of Yr. N.D., of Laairbead neer Bristol. The peg =Magee, set mewl for winds/ up the carapusy, that three-fourths ail: Use capital has beau: oat ar betwroeunavell able. The hazing la appointed for the 6th of Way. CAILLATIVII PATENT TANNING CONPANT (lANITILD), A politico had been presented for the winding up of this oosztlic neat this was the day appointed for the bearing. The , M. Cailland, who hod wrisd am beano at states that in April, 1661, ha obtain' a point " fer improviotents fa ronovin the fur from the of rabbits, and in preprint rabbit, self, sod other skins for tannin." In July, a company, ceneillog of about a dons Vwee timithehed, under tits Limited Liability , p il arpoes of working this patent. The nominal Aot capita was 30,n01., in 101. @hams. Phe hundred abates were awarded to c tr a szar and 640 to a M. *label, who bed moiled in thilotent : those shoos to be eon sitimed as paid up. petns, ne e3so to receive 6001.,fa float lastalments, and to be the meaufactaring manager at the opensny, at a votary of 4601. a-year. The company got We ffilloalties ; the fourth betalmeat on the shares wee not pail up ; sad at a nes** in January last a voluntary ap was reeolved co, but the petitioner retained of the woks. There was the usual allegation of in the petition. Mr. Bagley appestat in support of the petition; Mr. Cruekuell for the company. It appearing that huh affidavits had been filed, an ad journment wee ordered, the patitioter being directed in the meantime to deliver up the books and stock of the company to the offiand liquidator. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Arse. 28. (Hektre the Chief Comaeloam) IN 11 HEART OCIRSTEN.-• MTN £PPEA2ANCI. Thie sp h p ial 2 A: a yea medeman and florist in the Westminster bridge-road, be to discharged from prison. It that the present wee his sixth application to the court, heels( beta discharged under the set on Ave former ciocasioss, the bat time being about s yes, sad $ half ago. He silvertised largely in the country newspapers as a seedsman. The Chief Commissioner told him that he had two pages of country newspaper proprietors se creditors is him present schedule, and am Weir debts we under 51. each, el mum they had not had nonce. He asked the insolvent if he had droller creditors in his former schedule ? The insolvent said he bad advertised before. The learned Commissioner found similar debts in his LA schedule, bat not to such an extant as in the premett, which embraced the United Hiniticro, barer about seventy in num ber. Had be aver petit for any advertimeatints. The insolvent saki ha had paid for ativertieementa. Chief Commissioner—l reoxensed you not to muse hire spin. This is the mirth time, and if you do, end I find whether proprietors for Menials& I shall rinsind you, you ars opposed or not. Si you hod better take NEL file inaolteut, for the lath Moe, woo adored to bs dis oborpd. OITI OP LONDON OINAP.AL PENSION 80011T1'. Yesterday the enniversan' festival of this charity wee celebrated at the Landau Tines, Rader the presiding of his Onios the Dub of WeMogen end a pretty numerous company, which included Eir J. Hies* Mr. Aklernea Mauhi, and others. After the senel loyal sad conetitutfteal touts, the Chairman propmed the font of the emaing, sad in doing so mid that he wee sot um of those who wished for the perpetuity of • puska society, wed trusted the these would come when it would not be mosseary to ciontinue say =society ; but, as long es one wee toorreary, he be thin this society we. the one that shield receive their support. (Hear.) In 1818 the Dub el Kent recommended similar • society of this kind. It wee, aeini the perms of all sooledes, sad at me time ft Mad so less than 10,000 L a year. If in later limes the fends had fallen It wee became others had followed their st rutakar. hem.) The pukes whioli the society afford were beredibly seell, but then the funds of the society did act amount to more the. 8001. a yew. It wee only by Ms Iftenliey of the subserfters that thechz meld whist, end he trusted that It would mein bier support as the prompt oxisnon. There MIN at present key =ewe on the funds, of whom twesty-fmr were The males received 11. 2s. per month, sad the towel. lie. He should oonclode by proposing " The Pron. lad Puratait7 ihsCity of Dmdon General Pension aseisty." The torn hiving been drunk with applause, Sir J. 11ooks or zrzeid the Meth of the cheirmin me which was beamed by the company sad 1g hie gram Mr. Medd then proposed the health wi o a f di g I. Brooks, widish wee received - with enthusimm. Sir 1. Drools., reternieg Smoke, alluded to his position in the Mrat, sad observed that he looked with the Mmost cesiehmee to the !dies, but he would tell them boldly sad birly that HU did not fled that support end encouragement, sad that *dee bon the governessat of this =any which he *wend sad biped for, be had thin mimed no service to Woad, but all be bed achieved might pas into the Inedoef • safe power. Their Irbil reception of him he sleek' shags resessiber with the deepest gratitude. The Mier tomb of the evetswen " Thejciegoretion of Lan do]," with which the ik d a XL w " The Pemidiat," VierPralleisnta, Midi " imdl l The mliPla Tria- ; emir end Mom of the SodGd esgsy.' The madiel .e m direseed by Mr eed aided to mean the bel wee hity of the wooing. The enbserigineas to near 800 A TINIVATION BETWZiN RAlLwar IAIIBINO7AB AND GUARD& An inertias, designed to cast this object., wee exhibiled yerray torivre view at the KWe Arms Hoag, Peleregerd. Weleadneter, the t wice •pa - tiara roar MUM It comers elan iron bar eiteafte mailer role carts" and solpemded as a pen a little from the rare, eo so is asks or end heavier then the other, the heavy mod bre esen= e l ai esi le d is • bridle by • hanging latch at tie red ell the sad the light eat through • brblle al the other V hare • sompes= draws sat been dr bar end wader the kir dud on the red rerge. Whim say et the rr ere disengaged I the heavy rid idle ; sad the light er he , dr& throws up the nest Ma, and so cm, to the garde rot, ore it rings an ahem. A chits or win lead to the latch, sad brought Into the eerie" giros each pareager, in the event of the guard, sad • set of bars on the other derr ismo the means of giving a to alas at the carri a ge maim lareatly to communicate rib the driver. The ad at ark heir bee • risteg ... . rivaled Lever so that the porter what cowling the add pet it s 4a o Loodden he diragegke re latch ist7.;:z berme dried be the bred*/ a dr ilc destma As the e l are met esnmersd,r, member al ma be rhea el are m es at a arra by snerety twerp her port ea doe end at the ragesq or down. trimthe Inverks hms the err d ale,Yy; red s', l ay fres ter the APO= whir hes so hogrady bra mgr. thee rens et atlas marl be ohm shred by Oil preseger reach se the geed word be nabbed to reartels virtue or eat there wee real hope beer daft wryddag whir red bre the Or al stop Wag the Imre ressereelly. Ordring d span, rum irbia mer en vi ells es rad a rj og haseropeodes la the Orli el tt ber doethe way sigmeding borer prawn lava yet d to l garde. METROPOLITAN _SALOON OMNIBUS COMPANY. TO m =ITO' OP TKO ITPII2IIII. Sts.—After the denial on the part of this board that any negotiation ever had been attired epos between the directors of this company and the Loudon General Omnibus Company for the disposal of the horses, omnibuses, thc. etas Saloon Omnibus Company to them, and which denial is here emphatically repeated ; after, meeting .hat you had reported th e proceedings of the generalof this company, held no longer back than Thursday last, Plod iamb, of which 126 proprietors attended, holding in the sr =lathmeilberthe of the shares which are issued, and at ssiesting resolutions were passed, which have also been Wooded to yma paper, and which reschdlow are 111110/41,1 beret" that every useful power should be =to the directors, inaluding the power to w 6,0201. upon debenture, the power to increase the number of directors from 7 to 12., approving and adopting the report end accounts thereat presented, and • veto of Who confidence in the director:, end of their annegement, and reprobation of the con duct of Mr. Thome Hawkins and other small shareholders known to be waling in the interest of the London General Omnibus Company • it was scarcely to be expected that you would have g iven prominence in your money article to the letter of the semetsry of our French opponents, stating that onitain large and lnttaatlal shareholders in this com pany bad been to them and proposed to sell us up. You are perfectly aware that the directors are the executive of a com pany, and would be the only parties capable of making such • proposition ; sad that they have's", done so, or authorised it to be done, they distinctly and emphatically deny. You are aware that for it. startle( a men cea bey a share in this company, and use his voice and his oath to serve our oppo nents ; and if he be unscrupulous, you are ewers that it is not difficult for him in to pervert hots as to Seem matter for a petition to the Court of Bankruptcy to wind up the concerns of a limited liability company, and until the day appointed for the hewing each company meat endure the amount of stigma end injury which such s pro ceeding is calculated te produce. You cannot fall to be cog nisant of the fuel that this is the important swoon for omnibus proprietors, and that the announcement bees made is calculated to impede us in our operations of getting shares and of • applications for our You cannot be t either that the Loudon General Omnibus Company are not scrupulous as to the means of opposition they adopt—not towards us only, but all others who run omnibuses upon the tame roads as they do. Your own columns afford ample Illustration of that fed in our police reports, &o. You are aware also that few only of them an parte petitions ere wended with the result they seek and contemplate, and you may confidebtly anticipate that the 7th of May will annihilate this move on the part of our Zirr; and farther, you may confidently predict that ISCIS ease as the Saloon Grantham Company will esercome this puny effort of the enemy, they will also trample down all their tat-English proceedings for the time to come.—l am, AN F. PARKER, Chairman of the Directors of the Saloon Omnibus Company. 156, Cheapsitr=n2B. WYLDEE READING ROOMS. TO TIEN IDITOI OP Tll lEIPIIIIII. SIR, Will you permit me to state that I am not either dirtotly or indirectly connected with " Wylde's Reading /Looms, Lskeeter•square." —I aco. to. WYLD. Great Globe, Leicestse-squeam, 46127. A Amin OF Ota.M.—l have no domestic privacy, ia caw maw, for a down ever wee am away* turned upon me and my leoweltaid. The larAirsast knows how many paw of boats I have ; he sets the moped la a row in my drawing room en Cady se if he wee alwapt Wm, and bwait. and imam the dewy wish* he Immo matt saws to boots ea to everyttilag she. If I maw won Mew I want, lam liberal—a pima et trads—e real geoilwam—a tuna who likes to live eel Id live." If I seamke a amid samemy, sad Wier Mae thmensitly and kinly,l ma ;"m ell Maks, mean, does, eel diallry emisel.." If I do not dross tea have fish for illmor, the Itabinerager is aware of UM fate wittiest karates tbe emus, mei he gni Mt wife settle that ws me net so well of am el appose to be. If our fee ma win el meat foie it Dim erty sme ll : mi t d o the Umber *Ye tire we plsobles ears ke o: The plombor tol heeeedseeeier imam "breve& we re Flag le Woe our home le to proem 01l seine_ Uwe ne_ he Wei aim use Impel us hyr pint osi peer the Meier of ere el" we might ot lent dmelt the Itomodes *pew elf as aorehbourbeei, Jed m Ike eolethe !hair lei eft in•oosoodod 6.- clhooper emliepose•eoet get I Wen I have Nee emu MOM MP anis& or my me le It an seetpreei el b. a lieleibere low end a met* ehoewi c e wo n ; wo g m g igembig gaze, it leole my aele the Irene Ike Ile loatelel fee wale struggle II km ogallbesorgit. No gismO kyr, empleias we de ad ham petileglo 150 , 411, garb el the jeer, and thee eve shun of tea lien es gemerlios 10 MN lIINONNIMINi of sugar ; Was rat eloommeger Woks us are semarksbly niggardly to ihe wow of eel Mod fa the suttee of los/. . Ile le way of one egoefitere reek. ems. werefeef. omotel s uril Me bee% MY war*. Yaw ,1•6 MI& BNB lefelle. let le Wm Ma WM et= ler • akee pre aarof mem% soder the thle treeepommt oeusebit of Ohs movomete of ths 1.10 elide are 1111rs an lible—Dialeas " Ironic" IN DUBLIN.— PrONPNIN'a .MINNai awes the outreoldleary aloft of Kr. Boros i : o = . . ik ia mem el uhthitee by him to the Lord Ile el Waterbed, swd a osmorows pray el iodise el ark, eabseribem and moils el Ids, la tits 7Alsevatol, on Tuesday . Hs owes to have az , eil. iamb cariosity and 'Monet in Weal so ban. Cannz, Pt — IZMIR -., Ours Sunisnii DI:. - NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, APRIL 28.—Arrownturs.--Cap taht G. Ooldamith, C.B. (1142), to the Welesley, 72, at Chatham, re-catombielosad. Lieuteoaatu D.Beld (1840), sad B. I. Bekker& (1611), to the Wellesley. WOOLWICH, AP= 21. Experiments irere this day made in the prudes range to ter the affloisecy of DoM's gess, which were fired at targets. The result is stead to be highly earderay. The Bamboo red Vivid, Admiralty race mialab ban rectived orders to rowed to nztaid to teabeek the Prisms of Hollow cad suite, who will le dr garb id le ldslry i , ,_ at Orme& ram sloop, Orrearibe Dere" led Sr Keybem7l l CPol,lo Red ilswaselh 00611 her asevey, le he pried oa the MIMI seem, et war. An article treadeami ter the Jfewirser ds r/ratis las her posted at the vedeemdepartreate of:Woolwich Armor, which is highly dirmatiag, a i d eseripdm dthe Artillery sdniPeist, puma bylaw K as y to the Freschilagerre, sod es • tribute to dr IMOILII•01 fir the BindsetUdry. CHATHAM, Aram 28. The Growler, screw gunboat, left tine port last maim la tow of the Adder sisarair, kir Portsmouth, views elm is to be attached to lb. sterna arm The krve mew line•of-battle ship °Moak IA hes ocee thoe repairs aad altsratioas, sad win be pat eat 'ldea oroper zwew ban ;rhos she w ti l ; !l t Leeoe mil o s t a to am rasr.a= as pew Th• OrPha sp aelma saw waft, hes hem oar sasioal wo NA ; as ia to be aomplebed awl Laaribed Widdll Wage Mho oilsors sod ma olio bate taloa- Wood at die it dr Royal Camas Rile Roil cunt. di maks le Choate; viers dry tar to be sta ralit dry mire at Livaptal it darads. Beek of the volunteers ea emegkeig the tam of strain val m ain a great of two Mlle Of Ind. DEVOSPORT, Aram 111. The squadron ander the oommaad of Bose-Ad miral Chula, camelelimit of the liemeers (serelOi 90. = Captain A. Pair; Diadem (amerw), V, Caplets Moonom ; Cu,nter Si, Casks, T. Mss; sad Hamm, A C 'a Jams A. Papua, ea Mashy aftessea for a drat trial of was& rearing N the Bound the our week, it tank esiams. Tie Maim, midi was tis simmost MA vas Algal skis la hersepsalbst kis la air no kap stalks okra ef tie Paioas, whet li n. vend woo Mini; r the want Wier la the Ari sing Clods me* hi. flag at area ea , and pre earid se Lesko k ooropheass with a knew ion tie Afiskat y. The Dian bus less Ss oar vil do I*: Bath sad anlis Is Liar" awe setilass has tie ere amployad la tan firre iiir Oak onteday (Toreay) the Reams dohs' yr = llllL iessitsi, sad sem aneliant prestke took pima inststrt* MI (serew), Capin IL. , ta lyteir in the esnal, awelike odes. PZIMUOITATIOX or A COIOIIIIIION BT THE Cost isuctme-nr-Crs rsr.—We ere glad to beer thet = le m theCcoleasader-la-Clifif has promised • a in eCleerds free of ptualues to 81r Keith laceassdastbar al the asforteumets baronet Sir If ocuitatitert laoksea, who was no cruelly sserdered at Lueltsow.—The ifesessoerilfse7. DEATH or tilis PHILIP ClAurror, Biurr.—Wo nra to 1121110 1 11110111 the death of Slr Philip CTlMPlillk NM, DUE, width teak pins yeeterliay evetting,t i hr o Z= ltlerrise-sesen, Duna. Si Philip was to the Pewee, sod flareese fa Ordbry to lare lifejesty IrebtraL He ins bora is 1779, lad meted a hems* la 1510. The Inheritor el the title is the demote eldest we, des Jeea Ream Whisks Onager, K.C.8., bees bafifff. The meat Irma bee held soeeed d=11.078,90111i' NINI6I. the Want being these cd Raver sad lerdetre Pkalpotendary at Waddserese, whines le retersed 1858. and at Hanover. He wet appcinted to the letter is yttrium 1867. Farren's (C. 8.) depot battalion, emmisting of the 47th, 48th, 67th, sad 99th depots, which was to have matched for Cork from Fermoy on the 27th, her been emeaterordand by telegraph. We perceive that a sergeant he. r b e :la r l s i i rpoirited to the provost menhalship of Bb Colin Caas 's army. This is, we believe, the fi rst instance on of • ton examiadosed allow ever having bt • British army been ea trotted with sack powers. It ts, however, a very wise step. —Weems Phasic - THE MEDALS AND DECONATIONB FOR THE LATE Russian WAL-A, tomeepondeat la a prrimon town sends vs the following:—'Phu medals and honours bestowed for the late Russian war have been numerous, yet it is affirmed that they have been so usduedy distributed that the bestowal boa dome mere berm them goad, and eared more diseatiefeo lion thee if no ham= or medals hod been given at all. Olken end men greenly complain that they have been given to those who have done nothing to earn them, while others who, at risk of life and health, fought sad distinguished themselves, are now left undecorated, and they argue hoot tide last in England it la far better to have private interest than to do ones duty in the field. The moss of those who received the Victoria cross mod the other hoemare were sent, together with a stallement of the deeds for which the honours were reoeived, If these lists wore published the people of England would be able to judge whether the honours have been justly distri buted or not, and if a tithe a the alleged injustioe is true, the press will doubting see to the complaints of the brave men, who have been kept from their well-earned honours, which they have now the mortification of seeing bestowed on others who have done comparatively nothing. In justice to our soldiers end sailors let the lists and recommendalions be published. Very many who nem maw a gun fired in anger, who were seer in ha of the enemy, have had the honours bestowed an them, while climes who sieved in the trenches and endured the whiter of 1864-56, are undecorated. Is not this calculated to deter others from doing their duty sea lovely ? SPORTING. PROGRAMME OF SALISBURY MEETING. THE 8017 TX Warm RAILWAY PLATE of 26 SETT., added to a swaspolakee of 6 eon. ash; 2-yr-olde, Bet; thr Set 21h; bar, eat ; flee and upwards, Pet 81b , mum end gelding. allowed Mb. The winner to be sold for 100 Dom. ; d entered to be mad for 701 , allowed Mb •, if for 601., 101 b ; if for 201, 141 b • the winner to a sold by maks. A win ner once is 185131 b ; twits, Sib; arias. 71b extra. Three quartets of a . TEN Losoronn Cars rhos= of 25 goes each, 10 ft, for baled 1866 ; colts, eat Ho; Wise, itet Mb ; those got by stallions ar out of mans thet saver bred a winner, allowed 31b, both, Sib. Woodyeates, Har court, Luscious (31b), The Courlar (31b) Watchdog (31b), Bouquet (31b), Mr Natio Raton ( 31b). M•rpode (31b), Snap. A HANDICAP PLATE of 60 *DTA., for 3-yr-olds and up wards. the gift of the members for the ouunty ; a winner of a elf ebe value of 60 acres. clear, after the publication of the wa hIS Ore 17, at 10 ato ), 31b ; of two or more, or 1011 mess. door, ID own; entrance, 2 eon., to go to the kW. nova imam Of a soils. stems Y et lb Are et lb Madge 3 1 AMPS= ***** 5 15 Afthei e 1 . 3 s 13 M*,vs ......... 11 Iv One . .. 113 .11 I The • PAP nob, 6 ft, with 100 added by the Marquis of Bob. he Simi& end upward& A WiaLlr of any race vales 100 we., ohm the declaration of the weights, 7th ; of two or more, 10lb extra; no horse to any mon than 101 b extra. One mile and • half. INNAraL ....... ....... 1 0 1 al Or mi llt ii : A r 11 1 A " rit . ° w 7• 1 : 7 Dolma vs immemi lCM ... .. $ i "g"" ...........1 : . :. t ................ • - •• •• •••• •• • ............... pas I I i TOMore • • a Mt ribs • • ...... •••• • • . 7 7 8....1a.N0s 1 • INT IN • llii i. ii . . 1 i Tire Queues PLAIT of ICO is. ; , est 71b ; four, 96 21b ; Iles, foe 131 b ;do NA spa, 31 b . Three 6116.-Bobleds.lier ba, Sobieski ©m bast. Barierer, 061 Trick, amass a Virp. Aylmer. inba e f r ly os issateAdr sus, Partsles, Blink Boas,. Ka*. eat ask. Tus W I LTON PAIL &routs at 10 sm. ina ie ria to 434 ed if 6•r bass siert, for teo- m olds -olds ; eel* 1011) ; =1.11e; fib ; whims al a stab value 100 ans.*, viriesda, tie Masses sea stake. elbi of two elebar,esel ash of the above MAIN 71b 'stns. T.T.I. Three querius et • Wk. (16 eabe.)—Teasboy, Myhre, by The Cesserh—eier make* b s by le•wheserro—Prississ i Cower, Aassafar Coajoror, Tim Gus, Mars, Joyous, b f Name* Columbus, 21 . t e by Sir Hercales—Truth. Tvolisl l s o2 ! b 7 Iromaill—Min THE POLICE COMM George Barrow, the senior portlier la the dna of Barrow sad Hazooad, wholesale steamers, of 72, Basinghell-strost, was charged with forging and uttering two bills of exchange for 461. and M. ICI. ad., with latent to &head the Baba Beak of London. _ _ It will be remembered that the prisoner's partner wee elearged with the same offset), at this court on Tuesday Sergeant Spittle, a detective dither, mid about half-pen wen o'clock on Tuesday evening he apprehended the psi weer at the Chalk-firm railway station. He told him he was charged with forging and uttering two bills of with latent to defraud the Union of Loedon izah lC phone' asked upon whose authority he was apprehended, and upon being told that It wee upon the a uth ority of the Union Bank be made no further remark. At the polies it he asked if he could be allowed to make any statement, and when informed that whatever he said would be used in evidence against him be declined saying anything. Sergeant Brett said, when he showed the prisoner the two ' bills in quantal, he merely asked to see the backs of the bills, but he did not say anything. Alderman Phillips said there was sufficient to justify hint in remanding the prisoner until Monday next, so that the two partners night be brought up together. Remanded accordingly. James Palmer, alias Tom Law, was bronchi up, with stealing a horse and chaise and suit of hvery, value 701., the property of Mr. William Blew zones, of Kilburn Priory, The pp for said that on the 16th of April lan he was proceedingthrough Fleet-street, when he saw a gentleman whom he supposed to have been abroad, and being desirous of anertaiaing where he lived, he celled the prisoner and de sired him to trace the gentlemen home, and then go to him at a place named in Begent.strest. The prisoner did so, and the posees put hien into a inb li7 l having his own ready he drove down, fallowed the prisoner, to Heater street, Brunswick-square, wine disoherged the cab, and left his own horse and chaise to the prisoner's oars while he went into the house which the prisoner had traced the gentle man to. He had not been then long when, happening to look out of the window, he found his horse and Chaise and the yrl had vanished. Oa making inquiries in the nighboarhood he found his bons and chaise to a mese in Henrietta" street, but the prisoner had decamped with a new suit of livery which was in the chaise. Oa the followieg morning he was riding outside an omnibus when he saw the prisoner emerging from Field-lane, and pee him into custody. The coat was found in the posansion of a woman who lived with the prisoner, and the rend the suit of livery was traced to a pawnbroker's shop. The prisoner was remand, in order that the woman might be brought up with him. Alderman Philip., at the conclusion of the night l said—l hive received a letter which I think of so m c ut r tit Mto the public, that, without making any comments, at e once hand ft over to the reporters of the It is written to • leman of the highest ty, but as there ere ladie In court I will not read aloud; but let it speak for itself through the medium of the public press. The following is a copy of the letter, with the exception of the names and addresses, which, for obvious reasons, we withhold for the venue : " Sir,-1 beg permission to inform you that lam in the occa skew' habit of making pecuniary advances to ladies, and that at the prevent time I have some highly eligible investments to caw, which, besides yielding a meat remunerative rate of in terest, will, in all probability, place other advantages at your dlsposeL Further particulars may be obtained on application to me, between the hours of eleven and four, or by appoint roent.—l have the honour to be, sir, your most obedient servant, ito." MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ElMara dmirews, a decant-looking keels, wee charged with attempting to commit enkide is the Serpentine. Poker-oonstable 106 G said that ea the previons evening he saw the primmer walking up and down on the bank of the Serpentine, and judging from her manner that she con templated suicide he went up and spoke to her, and she said she intended to commit suicide, bet there were so teeny people about that she thought it would be of no me, as she would be mooned. He took her to the workhouse, where abe had remained all night. He found, on searching the 'talon-home, the following letter, written in • meaner : _ _ Thia is through &Areas of mind, my troubles are so great. I can dye no kart. My haebend has been the mum of this—be going &best wort e( with other wdondli and leaving me for days. There Ss on. In enspard-disst, who has told se that be wee ring to keep bar, bet I ain't are for that if he would bat give sr meadldeg b by little food, and to tad sheer to Li my brad 4. y The Teet hope God will punish my husband for his amity. PA - 7 11 4, I have made my paste with God." The letter was signed by the prisoner. Mr. Hendon mid he should roma the prisoner, that t a . guides might be made. The amused, who seemed in a melancholy stem, ant tree. hied to a Trey narrow meaner, was they "moved. OOTTOlL—Limaron, Aran, IL—the market tansy bet ban mon misialed. sod the stet eaminel 1.000 than of Tarim ette. CNNlinsilee prima TM mkt today amount te Len a of Wein win lalas ter mein Miceiation aim_ ire, lee movilr. to IBL ,IS Pennem In to ea Meminicat te LL ; Aarricao. 00114.—Borrow, Aran n—Our mend Inlay him him tans tap. plied WWI when, with • goodursie deresed at la cm? lan Velem dam. prteta Oat; beam mad Mein Mtn se nalitee dale& trocitee-m-Tna, /trial IL—The iamb Is vete emena huh. pin week Is ammelly tm.ll ; trim abroad Mare I • CM Betel d whin Al eat menet this mme ',hada mall Is.. et whiethen the width Is a good enema. at an einem of la to It ealieme.da,Pliv.:a Yt prnm ia odo.rwiekOilimuk.ll:2""Wastive..t.geletradir we. owed e pricim aft ar cer is wA si week When emitlan 111 ; meta. I .m. 141 4 waitybk, *et% CATl'Llaßovort ca. Aran IL—Bon., wwe able to auto a Ur. wm a, Wag iket. Ito& mu tor? beim Boot sob tmet b. 6L So 4r. Id.; zoOloa. Is. to to. to TA, Teta. 44. .; pal. NIA pis Nam of M. labs oho NAL 00ALIBoolarmea. Ana ft—Denton Wast H.SYq. I. • 1.61 Prime" 12.. 6d.; Darken'. WeeHrtlq 16. • 111,4 ; Hamra Osa 13a Howard'. Wen li a lrtard. POW Hartley, 14s. ; fennel 11eer.711.71.:= Damn 12t. Itt.: Wafer Itmrer& 111. Yeemla.. 6... M Bed Amen Ora lis. 61. ; Wak. nee Dassem, ; Walk lna 1111. ; Walls led Clonforth. 14a ig.• Wale Zed 14a dd.; Was Zed Rade, 14s. ; Wslt. Dad 14a Ha Wbandlas. 14a Id.: Mon Wak. 16a. ld.. Walls Ind litt Walk Ind DreddtDs Hakes. Welk Lad haat 16.. td.; Walls Bed lammit 11.. Walk Dad Entre. M.; Will. IlLeOff 11.4 Wall. Ind HMO" ; hid BIWA Henna. 14. Id. Walls Had fltswerra. It. W all. Ned Safi Balk lig. ; Walk Ind Tess. 17a ; Demme Miran fk.: Feld% Duey., 165.—Ibles at market 111; met fl. TRAFFIC lUCTURNB. Mao iimrPaw ME , ?MA Teal. etopm. OW:la& ime. um. Mibibmli = = 6.ft Wink draw awn& Ju ear .. . MI 10,117 13.030 23.177 11 Welt maims .. 41=iileimoIlat— W Wine nk Waimillaw Aptil 94 _ 401:4 6. 110404 Weft brim mil ___ se 003 013 1113 Liu Wsiielesi a5 i 1 1 = . .... U 114 197 SU 313 Watimillse /WOW WentagUillidomet . -. 147 w as elBB warksow. awl Jl. 4 a OW 714 130 344 Hi Usoubsaist. -- 414. sal Us. —.. l7/1 3.7e1 0114 9.919 Km 14•▪ MujoillaulbUutua — 10,300 4114 14364 siesi wsi —30,4 es all w .,ll l ll ast allli Dsm .. US 107 313 34 ftlmmike . osi T iiiiiii Oft 6.100 1073 eat wass 0011 muirmus — —1.6 U SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Images (lAM Ale). b ahgeh to Lieatetee. wes isles a the Me regreary, fa let. SS a, II L, teekl gig t get lashes ester get beer. The waiter faieetted Wham es et, mg. to Meg time Lek. lie Bream lying fa the Leeks Doke wee dietevert4 to be te geeteregy serslag, gad before ft weld te gat made OM pact aid esokheese went dearoyed.-I.wapeg. hell U. VENETA SPOKEN WITH. Arrifo. See Ookatto for Olsegow. Monk N. Relloarrom (gy p), from Lerida' tar Oaketta, March 24, lat. 3.40 ka. 22.80 W. Blowase, rob. SI. W tem 20 /L Oullemper, tram kerbs for Ellourphoo, Werth 15, li.l N., O. SA W. Orr. from Liverpool kw Maarltlos, April 11, kt. 41 N., im, Mown, imam Alma for Liverpool. kt. lmo. W. Lord Work NSW, from Liverpool for New Warm Apra U, lot. MAO W., ka. .8 W. Ilapdaleas (Stremea dap). from Liverpool for New Orkin I Orm, April IS, kt. 43.61 N., too. e. 411 W. Ilesophis (Sadao ship), from kauritles kr Loads. 10 dam, Apt I, lot. 110 N., Ka. al .lo w. Ono% m ay for Quebec, April 21, lot 50 IL. ka 9 W. Priam neat Bombay tor Lcodom Feb. 24, ULU ke. I{s Royal Serra. from Liverpool for Moitorzrom P.O. 18,1411,, too 21 W. Saylor. ham Shooshee kr Leaden, Mori I. let IS 1., km I. Spirit E. of Trade, from Oalestia ter tondos, amid 11, 311.,4 THE AMERICAN STEAM-PACKETS.Th• AIM Vanderbilt left Cowes yesterday for New York. &sea out 162 passengers, a ship mail, and a good cargo. Sib expected to reach her destination on the 7th proximo. Sr pent tival, the Fends, leaves Liverpool for New Yet ■ &wda next, the lat of May, and will no doubt sorbet her de on on the 10th proximo. From the 171 k to Be 27th Instant, during a period of ten days, six large Sur have arrived in England from America, vh., packets Niagara, Vanderbilt, City of Baltimore, Pools, lel liammonia ; and another, the North Bear, is b expected. From the 17th to the Mk insineka period of eleven days, six large stemmas Isa• lit for America, viz., the Arabia, Ariel, City of Baltimore, and Vanderbilt Misted subsidised mail-pazkets. B e side the usual three large steamers bound for New York, ore elo radioed in the " Po et-orßoe Parket Use' to leave tka next three weeks, viz., the Austria, the City of Waif, and the Harmonic AK/SiWAN MAIL DESPATCHES. The MOW steamer City of Baltimore, sailed from the Mersey yeast for New York. with 80 cabin 280 a ship's mail. The Cunard Mouser urns mils to next, Ibr New Yak. The Umegeol beller-Era dmi stB a.m., with late fees st 9, std that on the bad* etie at 10. VESSELS POE AIISTRALIA:ewThe Salem, one tithe Mersey line of ships nailed from the Mersey yesterday, for Melbourne, with 230 pamengers end a large cargo. The Adtillss, one of the same ths lame to-day. Tha Sirocco, ass oldie White Star line, cm Tuesday, with s **i ambi* number of partners. FATAL COLLISION ON THE BAST COAST.—FOIII LTV= LoST.—The particulars of a collides leer tie Dudgeon light-vemel, which terminated in the Loath brig Jessie, of Shields, and beer captain and three dee me t were received at Lloyd's yesterday. The Jells w laden, sail was cm • voyage from the Tyne to Leader GI Sunday evening between nine and ten o'clock ohs mews No or An miles from the Dodgem light-Milik AUG ha vr.s.w, the weather °amiss an thlaft, Mom eheimini into by • ariboanar, tly to Woe ,Ism& Ewa' AB starboard hew of the aside wait Move la, aid Imi IMP diately dissovered that she was Asides. An mole to Mews the boat, but bine that coal be ohs at Awn in deep water, earrylog with bon tee sedq Onplein Bekaa ; • oaths el the Tye* ; Theme a swim of &debts ; George Sims, caiman M 1;b117a Themes Davis, sn apprentice of Lander. Thebes mid von et the crew managed to get hold d•pheeds lota • ladder, upon which they floated for and, twe ewes Tltk miss attracted the attention of the hdg Aen, d which bore down end picked *ma nip. The mar T in inhooner which was in ceilidh"' with the Jamb yell ad is ammtained. It is stated Nat is hcr cco". °ll * mode no effort to render amistemes, THE INDIAN RELIEF 1 171111.-e. a 10.1.1.5 that the King of Buns& has been Meml am of 10,000 Company's rupee, to the Wise rit t b. Sure liberality en the part of eme from obese • of his territories has lately been wroded by abs P wisest was otareely to be expected, Nee yet 11 . 111 looked upon as • es ol-barberien.—Bagaisitmem. [AStrertisontent.)—MoLLOWATl AL! Puss have Dm Diced by the soreness sewer d et leterwal remedler. Thiw wit messmes meek., to Orme* &watery. diarrhea. We giatela am, a fla Mauled by myriads 41.= t:s marbage Omelets bee SW felled te • Owned willk4o. acto detente. tie VPIPPOSP of • placed with *our and bethby adios = op ai ==me by tbe reecestare ea& Vida_ vegetable proparatew. le " M. P suil the world; et Protcr w at u r. suet Lewekte : by A. imam ws w1r.14116. BIRTHS, HARRIAGIBES, AND DRAM WWII& OLLlti.—.llpdt IL at Mu YHIA orasabillah tba wits d 7. CIA 11,11 ans. 0 1 ..—Lattl at 0100aIL W•itatit•PA. Aid A.." lar, at Ice. alai • HOLDII2L—ApiI the /abed Maw Ipadit am H. A. Maley ILA a dasabtir. LLILNAOH —Aiwa IL mg iatgemtoom. rabtegidom r di Lomb. Ewa . of 5 . . wit. FAMIT —*Pit'at Vallosacorra Wannekalatt WY - of • &again. BRADBURN—HEMP.- I" Apell aßlA 27, at G tho lL OMlt••• the Zoo. W. W. Joann. 1108 ,01 k 110 it of to haw Jame Jobastcs. asoitt• .• "- A . of Itnatotord. Camairs. 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