The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-03 00:00:00

BPOII7ING. -.6.- 1111 1100011 EIVELL TO TIM =MOS OF TIE WIWI& Sf l 4—Ou trio sal brie aramiftw rare Not pe oared for), the Bahr Cloolorri E— '—n Most3ta Stakes, Wyrear litreasp, sad 6 area. Sweep stakes , and the Onsraor will he watched .1k great in terest, se it raersay coridenible Mares oa the Chester Cap, she benbir ea whlin morn orosthing He vet to - lir bee The Parris or sire, sad these ftrijairk advehostl very mask la temporiser by the adatimiea thorieer-old colts as well as fillies beta the fru. The Herby drawing so or however, g am L a pp sr may he kept at hoer, me art tie dark" Friar, and the fillies are win to have the fan to themerves. Mr. Marry with sunbeam aad Hirer of M iddleble, sad the Barber .ad Sara ccanalsmicy with Pally Porker (310 extra) and Perms Royal, appear be have the boot of their other opponents; hat %abeam and Nines= Royal are engaged in the Chester Cap next day, sad if they are really the beat of their able, they will sot show; bat I doubt if tae Praise will be the arcs Pure at tar last moment, and her running fur and visaing this will set ai ell sorrier me, while I shall expect to lad Sunbeam so shoratee. The Moor' aura for two-year-olda, six tortoni*, is sot very drum( to the public perfcrmen, as the whole of tree who have Spired respectably—Mies reek, Meg Menthes, Stookhara, and Joyease—have 61h parities, and anther having shown in very gay rime at ream, one of the unknown has not much to do to get bre • before than all. The 1311erdale breed scarcely ever radars ether tree fiat - ems stock, and the Bridals 's dam 10y (by Chaaticleer), may sot be a bad one to follow. The Chrsonfield Stakes, far am year olds, one mile sad a fur- baqt, is an stralleat radirap, the scratching of Vilna .erring it difficult to select anything that appears to bare re beet of the weights. Cruel, fir 21b, will ran better theta he doss with a light weight, and he ray dater of 'venire; dews to arratine, let 61b, who will Lave • ratehle opporint from WOOD, re lighter weights in the Peones, 7st 21b sad Physician, fist, mar be a vary bad lions Yhe crape carry his weight into a inward place. Carel sad the Peens, however, may be w o rth y the mart amount of confidence. The Wynaeray Handicap, sae mils and three furlongs, ts difficult so select a field for, pending the Chester Cup ; sod I must content myself with poring to the Priace of Tromark, 3 yrs, Est, sad Hay maker, 3 yrs, dot 71b, as " well tn." The Seventh Trissnial, for three-year-olds, one mile and them furlongs, for which Star of the Bast may beet Ran Langton if he rasa at all kindi , Is the ceiy *net closed be sides thereat go for W y. The Tradesman's Plate, tw o maw see squatter, ie a prate that will be worth some 2,000 ens. to the winner, sad about thirty stertin can be looked for. Leamington is a doubtful rinser, sad his com ment', blitraille, backed for • lot of money jest after the weight appeared, may do the honours for the stable; but her neglectiag the Nornianiptanshbe &ekes doss not stake her her leek over !Mewing. Saunterer, !timber and t r i7g ptc Ol i the Isles, ban been backed for some money, ' which will not return their becken any larg e profit, for only. Santora of the the Is now Mealy to show, tad rumour amen Net he was tmlyeseimiie • trial to S aturday to Sun beam, who wee minted by me es the bee of the lot long Mite. She will be made • great favourite l and t she will be u the nice from beginning to sW , hat public pwitemsetee ere a suflicient guarantee. Blink Bonny I amp eeesidired to have her full sham of weight to vary, end byes& could giro Sib to Co.onotion, end 601 b (on the avenge) so the three-yesr olds, was always • riddle to me, good se she midotatitecUy is. This. is something besides her weight sow against her, the "knocking out" operation hay ing-been preformed upon her en Saturday, on soment (it is said) of her having been found " soils" co Wednesday. ' If We he the fact, she is not even a certain natter. Comm nos, beyond hie mistake at Newmarket, hae dome tin that has beinented of him this season. His Ltnoola dikes by Hotentres by been completely upset by subsequent made& and if wings him, by his defeat of Odd Trick mid Sem- 4 tern Warwick, we shall sot be far 'ream. He wee fiw • /nag time ocendered the test of Mews. Berber end &zoo's "lot," although the Primer Royal, Prince of Demeirk, King and Misty Morn were in at very nice weight* ; but this state of &ISM, was of too straightforward • character to kat keg, and the Princess Royal wee brought Into the I market oat Tuesday last at • very short figure, so that there is sow s doubt which will be the sae. It is not a °senility ; that it will be either, but Misty Mors being &aim sad 1 Prince of Denmark's Oren Northern running decidedly bed, it mmars es if they must treat to nee of the two, or elm King William, whom last yew's doings were nothing to hie I Greet, and I tea only recommend him from his good looks. The Prisons la undoubtedly me of oar best threeyear-olds, and her chance of wizen; quite equal to that of Sunbeam ; but Commotion is • gnat bents at home, and it will be etraem to me if he does not sent the best favourite of the at will be up"), if be don ant run the beat horse. , of T. Parrs , Odd Triek end Kelpie, Mee been run- I =dlagisdicsraorfully bed this semen, sad bet die a lively 1 1, I have of Odd Trick's very model es selebitioes his Cambridgeshire Acton, it vela bete bat 1 EZL'leas en to sks me throw T. Parr over this time beg, be le always more dangerous when apparently " sure telimebeMem" and I ten only yeomen/ad him to be held hansime. Kelpie bee • •heavy weight to carry foe • 3-yr-eli, eel W Mast by .isdam re Salisbu, makes it upper Mlle , , too mach for him, as &Weds= gav e him the weight for the I year, but could not get near the winner of the City sad 1 Suburban with any Tot 21b up . ; so that if we take the Balla- I bury manioc to be cornet, Wouvermaus is a better horse i thee the Kelpie, as he wee before fkbiedam at racing weights at Spam. The idea of Schiedam being a better hone Wen the Kelpie mist be ridiculous, amid subsequent running will I prove that the nos was • mistake. Bray, on the latter , waited tee low, leaving the nee to the last two hundred aide; so Mist Schiedam., bong se quick es wee his rider, i Fenian, from being set going stet, made the most of his greet tarn of speed, end got hams before the kelpie !rd t into his stride. Kelpie, of course, is i out" for both Cheater Cup end Derby ; but, if T. Pin does not be near winning this nice with one of his pen he will not be far from the wiser of the Derby, despite Kelpeire two delena. Sprig et Shillelagh is to ispreent Inland, and hie victories lest autumn entitle Yes to mere newer* thus he appears to have bombed, akhner be is r lo m .r weight away to wan bone. se Adman mad the . The Win has elayieg power, eadrenese In en tottraschsery degree; bat I Asir he Ms not t meld kr mach • Weide rase kola begianieg M end " a MI be, end siew Ms sevens ere lest week be say set is. I=l est open se early. Aimee has ardataled • gad in the tamrhot from the Int moans d the meth* In the hoe of en swine which - et Me Yew at bemphd to "honk be. an, end hie party an sew minim ▪ asesen. I hews pelated ant en • tomer sameles bow leadl be bee the ban of Asnoterer, Usk Dew, it, from bh yob& names, led en sewn that be has only to is es good • hone se he did lee year to beet ell be Si is. but Kane said the Weed dlvAies, end fine meet be bettor this their reasalas seer rye them anis Sr, to beat him. Lath Tsan awe is sot unlikely to start, to mkt him. Teemmela wee lams et Newmarket end enengenny na i ls thew hers; end the ie.pen et Kan mid Artillery to pe nes dint owners mantes them amass each • et harm an then will he ben, wheaten they may do at bent to make Meneer to ban • shissa. N. Dobler is smederr bed bane ; bat hie peen weer to have nails up debt =re did him, though what hopes they as hoe oiler ble Northampton and York running • conjeret some. UM he has a chance, so would Piebermee have, es the two moot at abest the Parse weights they rem it le the Plying Deeebaosere Handicap. The King et the Gipsies will run antramen well over the two miles end • quarter, end If we take ass of him worst pwformaeose Int yeer—that at Not ' Is July—he will have some 6lb the beet of Borderer hies, red he is one of th.ies outsiders that most be looked idler, as his weight, although light for an old one, Is millelent her • jockey to be up strong enough to gel& him—• great advents!e over such • opens) es fhb. Dakamare was once a favourite; but hie backers me set likely now to be indulged with ens • run for their messy. eel the =Rulers of several of hie Main cowm en= twe is the same predicament, for, although One Act, Telesier, Tolley. Wilkie, Sethi Tear, Tmortal, and Menet. hew hen either talked Jester bashed, thereto no rot sew of non them the Ann end het en amiss the gat, es Wilton le wahegens a Darby repentios. Zeta Osi Ana number may bo lonsd sunhat as the beard et the hat moment, and if es Pelealeirr men thee boner very .• sem" as W. Day's hems wNI dims Ind plenty of Mann heir the Carer Cep, nil the dealt est benne cm sew minis se to stile Ishii ben will be cheered up by Oh surly setetkeg one. Lew Were the entries he wee lucked be same money ; when the weights came out meths, coin miedem was mental in Ids bwatt. and a lbw daye dm he " come" WIZ, ad•ir beaked he le much Menef that he is very nearly fret beenrtte. Then h nothing to recommend lie in hie psi& longs, but the sof his amble is enough to °myna. me that he be as out of the twenty they attend Vra, they ought to be tt Mere or thereabouts" the beet. Monnie's Epsom running abate lee out, and if she should start it would only be to melte neon. fee Penner, who ie out of the most for voidable of the three-Yr-a& Paring from running at Canaria. lie then tee Kelpie to • length at level weight, the two being some tweets yard. is front of everything nee from the Maranon and Neu, Night Ranger, sad Mei ssen being behind, makes the performance • better that sea Ito head to emmeaseed the majority of the favearites. Swett William has hid an extraordieary trial, said Hail is to be believed, Bleck Tommy and Cockatoo would be com pletely lost if they ran in the race at level weights with aim. It will be recollected that be was !oohed for some Sr bat Ines Derby, bat he did not Ma ter a wry and his oil y public performance wee that d maim " nowhere " the Combritirektre with let 41b. This le nothing to bow of . but the isooev entrusodl in him proves Ara is sours troth in the report of his trial—this one did take place on Stamford racecourse everybody seems to know, but at what weight, nobody can tell—and unless his nears ale greatly deceived he meat be looked for in the front rash. Males is apparently the intended of Lord Cliff:lea's two, and the Besswea colt, if he rune at all, will have to play pioneer to bur, neeming he has pace enough. It is useless dwelling on whether she le well or badly it, se there can be no we nt= she has oily to be half as gad as when a three-year-old to bans • km_ polo& in bead, ad herbs, woe her trial ft Is but fereaa ID suppose her form is mending. Harter been one of my earliest hareles, the. ie no"just come or Impediment" why_ ne shush ace be adhered Scs end if elle rims se well as she did at Newmarket, It will be prod enough for her to beat anythirg bat • " wonder" here. Vanity and The Peer will both as from J Soott's stable, and in the lace of the lane?' disgraceful azhibitioa highs Tw o W near. Theuesod I man quite think bin out of It. The Wrestkr or Wouvermans will eon Mr. Bar. nerd'. COlOll2ll most gallantly, the letter Wog whelp the Strom Pun; both go to Chester, and Wismar, any be cou lent with the owner fry at themeeting. Gemmel Bonnet and Physician have recently been made promineet faveeritesx m ad ip : theist* had sot sawed another ddeatPhpeloinfe over him would have brought him to the very top of the tree. That he ia a good horse no one can doubt who has ens ; still, Polluter ran such a good race with Kul* et Catteriek that it does not appear to me Physician can gin him and the race will prove whether I err or not. The I are not over partial to, Goring that he may he pumped out, as he wee whenever he tried to run two miles last year. Ac Blackthorn's eterting is so doubtful, and the Hades not doing so about certain, the men of Yiddish= will have to fall beck on Night Banger end Brood , lands, when the former will look disposed of by Pelissier, end the letter by Gammon, ride the Donnater and Catterick rune*. Gammon lea game, Armful little hore I and, judging from his running with Vandertnenlin sod Wrestler, he moat be very near the winner, whatever it is. His own party think he will be the actual winner, and as they have got all their money on lie will never be a tern favourite, so that he might start at 40 to 1, and then win. Supple Jack and Botany represent a vary dens stable, and the latter having since proved to her party that she meet have been slightly wins when remain forth* Ono Thousend Guineas, she mutt not be token libertine with ham Charles the Second, Pontoon, Admiralty, laden, rad Sir lama Newton were once highly thought of; bat it la aatreamely doubtful if more than Pensioner will be bead at the post As the nos is not run till W , law aliases up take place through the first day's nod I hey hove a few words to say on the morning at the tem; hot at praelat, I am bound to stand Melissa Nod Memo in beat the favourites ; end if they should thestve me the *am of such as outsider cc Peli sier or than= would be wain start boa. Pelinier, did I feel omen he would get • bey up who could hold him till the proper tiny would he eeoaad in my estimation to Melissa. METEOR. TATTERSALLIS—SATuaDAy. CHESTER CUP. SI to apt Sweet William (t) 11 to Palmager (t) 12 to Physician (t) 100 to Mehra (t) 13 to Adana. V a.., 100 to General (1) 26 to Botany (t 26 to Pelletier (t and °l 2) 26 to Blink Bonni e r) 26 to Princess Ro (all) 30 to Saunterer (t 33 to Sunbelts (t) 40 to The Peer (t) 60 to King el the Ofples (t) THE DERBY. 11 to apt Fitzroland (t end od) 7 to Tozophilite (a) 11 to Longman* (t) (t) 14 to The Lad 100 to Sedti t tly al 7 IS to The Hadji (t) 100 to 6 Ancient Briton (t) 20 to I Beadsman (t) 23 to 1 Wilton (t) 60 00 25 to to 16 I 0 Clydesdale (t) Physician (t) 2000 to 1000 on Bedbug apt Clydesdare (I) PROGRAMME OF CHESTER SPRING INIZITING. hte•ertie-1110 Ontoe the Duke of See•fark the fraitrein el Antrim sad the karl at lithos. lark or the Ceene—lir armed W•Tophret J•••e—Wr. W. Johnson. of York. Obieer—llr. lillabast flat el he effsko—ltr. T. Donley. York. Ts• Ciaosysto a Dew. of 10 tom cach. ft. wttli W added 3kr. all.. M 12b font. 034 no. 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Naw REGIMENT OF CAVA/RT.-1U first imps,- tios of the 18th Harms, one of the two new regiments winch the govarnment resolved an refiring, was made at Leeds on Thursday by the Earl of hispector-Gemeral a( Cavalry. Nis lordship area amass by Colonel Cotton, Assisisat-Adjutant.Oeneral of Cavalry, and Captain Lowe, aide-drounp. We understand .bat the Illiajor. °emend ex pressed much satisfaction at the proper which has been already made in the orgsaisatisa at the saw regiment of Rimers. ONION STEAM-afizr COMPANY. The general half-yearly meeting of this company was held as the London Tavern, on Saturday; Mr. Harrow in the chair. The report stated that another vessel, annewlest larger , 1 than the other ships, had winos be= bought, and OW of the small ships, the Saxon, unlit for the mail service, had been disposed of. The other small ship, the Union, remained to be sold. Besides this ship, the fleet now consisted of the Dims, Celt, Norman, Phoebe. and Athena. These five vessels were tired for the sum of 81,0004 From the state of mone tary matters during the last winter the directors found it then impracticable to exercise the powers given them to bor row money for the purchase of the wee= required, they therefore invited the shareholders to !advance money on de bentures, and from the sums obtained in this way, and by temporary loan oat these securities, the directors had been enabled to discharge all the Well= shown in the laid ac counts, and to meet the present requirements of the mail service. Those voyages that had been completed in the Cape service showed a result which the directors considered highly satisfactory. The mail service had been performed in most instances within the contract time, and the receipts on account of freight sod passengers had been mach as to confirm the opinion the directors formed of the trade. The sum of 3,0901. per annum had been added to the subsidy for the mail service for calling at St. Helena and Ascension on the homeward voyage. The directors were glad to report that the greatest satisfaction bad been ex pressed at the Cape of Good Hope at the way in which the service had been hitherto performed. As only two voyages had been completed up to the time of preparing the amounts, and the necessary expenses for adapting the =eel' for their present employment had been considerable, the directors did not deem it expedient to recommend any division of profits at this meeting ; but they hoped that the result of the year's operatic= would be such as to warrant the payment of a dividend at the next annual ordinary meeting. The profit end lam account, made up to the 28th Feb., six months from the date of the last belanoe.abast, shows the company—Dr.: To balance hem lam year, 12,2511. 12e. 2d. ; expenditure on voyages, 5,3631. 14e. bd. ; general expenditure, 4211. Ils.; weer and tear 1end,4,6531. 14a. 10d.; depreciation fund, 1,6091.; interest an loans. 14 91 . 11a. balance of capital account Saxon," 1,7411. 4s. 86.; total, 25,9711. 10s. 2d. Cr.: Tiede and Cape nail servies, 1,2861. 6.. 7d. ; mall =held to dean 14,11081. Itle.; draw back on insurance nod 2221. Ba. 4d. ; total, 18,494. Se. 11d. ; balance, 9,4771.0.. MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE NEAR NOT TINONAII.—A dreadful case of murder and attempted suicide took place late on Thursday night, at the village of Bernath, seven miles from Nottingham. On the night in question a men named Leosy and his wife went to bed at the meal hour. Their youngest child, Harriet, about six menthe old, slept in a cradle in the next room. Lacey retired to net, leaving his wife in settling posting en the bed, when in • short time she left the chamber. la • few minute, after wards he heard the child scream, when he got up and pro ceeded to the room, where he was met by Lie wife, who exclaimed, " I have murdered the baby—l have cut its throat !" She then fainted, and it yes discovered that she had nearly severed the infant's bead from its body, after which abe had inflicted several severe wounds en her throat by a maw. Medical aid was immediately pro3nred, and every mew adopted to save the life of the 'man, who remains In a meoarkus state. Aa inquest was bold on Saturday ea the body of the child, but the mother was sot in a fit state to be examined, and the *mot was adjourned until Thursday next. CRUELTY ON BOARD AN AMERICAN SHIT„-AE the office of the county 'NOM rase at Liverpool, oa Satur day, Henry Wilms, the boatswain of the American ship Excelsior was Awl Mk er in default sired to be impr essed for six Nasatlia, hr elesulthsg three seamen ea board that noel, who tr avel * u ms e s c ol eres. vee overboard and'orwasa so shore, at the rich downed, to escape sailing in the sued l S , which the an rday for New Orleans. A deteedveaffia=er, said that both the neer owl m Ohs cruel behaviour of the prl mmeximi anlie. [Arbertiessent.]--BAND RICOVIAT.- HOLI,O - PIUS 04111111.1,4ba$ MIN =Ws dale Mr. Rom ereedskis, eat sled by a eider peilwallac. oakum p Mx meethe mid.s. en . enallea ba. w rinee m... l• ,... llMllle. litl mtmuy ileme g : e,k0.1.11 tofte %be elsolame 14 all INA Miami Om la 4 4 ... i 1 " . " . mpg t. foilieuftlit=a3 hz ,,,, „, Show. %bowl Os warimiler. vas Al la • Oir s„. $ 1.11"1" Rte .160. Kr. Heap. Me.* Is lb Il br al lieraW ".6.6 =or OP INA sad at ?dam Hellemen iletatitstmmt. ht. tab, imetligince. lIIWTROPOLITAM 00171 It 00171 MM &halm days appotatod for tho roma male. Owatonna, DWICSD-ternoc.—Mooday, 11117 3; WW2WU. ; hid's. T. Maar Mon, Marylekaisroad.—Monday, May and four followtog "Larmt-n, Old ausitroad.—Monday, May I ; and 'Monday. & VALI. Boroudh— ruceety. May 4, and too &A p.: benreil NeriZ t d—TUNdin My Ilursadab & WILIIISWOSTII—T11•4•7. oarLanus, Golldbad. Idings—Voaday, May , Tuesday, May 4; Wodnasday, May b. FOUL& May 7. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-MAT 1. (811dap fa Samm.--Before Lord Campbell sad Justices Me and Crompton.) IX AAAAA DAVID VIICICHART.APZLICATION PDX A CRIMINAL INFORMATION. Mr. Edwin James said he was instructed to move for a rule calling upon a person seined Carter, who carried on the Devisees of a stationer and news agent at Riekmanawortb, Hertfordshire, to show cause why a criminal information should not be filed against him for publishing a libellous account of the proceedings at a coroner's inquest, held in February last, sod on which he acted se • juryman. Lord Campbell—l suppose you move on the ground that it was an mine account P Mr. James—Yes, a garbled and untrue account. I make the application on behalf of Mr. David Urquhart, who was formerly secretary to the British embody at ConMentineph, and also M.P. tor the town of Stafford. Mr. Urquhart madam at Riverbed, near Rickmansworth, and on the 4th of February lest a child of his, between 12 and 13 months old, died. In his hoses Mr. Urquhart had what was called a Turkish bath ; it wee Dodd with hot air, and was in use in his badly, sad there wen affidavits to show its perfect pro . The child died hem convulsions, mated by teething. gar t is li t id been placed in the bath occasionally, sad Mr. and Mrs. Uniuhart stated in their affidavits that their other child was subjected to the same treatment. It appeared that the death of the child created great sensation in the neighbourhood where Mr. Urquhart resided. An appli cation having been made to Mr. Cobb, of St. Alban's, the surgeon, who attended the child, with a view to an inquest being held, Mr. Urquhart wrote a letter to hint, setting out all the circumstanoes connected with its death, and on the 4th of February Mr. Cobb replied by letter, thanking him for the full details he had given, and stating that as the child appeared to have been placed in the bath for waiter, treat mint, he did not think aa inquest was necessary. In oon sequence, however, of certain oommunications which were made to the coront4, an inquest was held on the sth of Fe broszesat was adjourned to the Bth, and again to the 12th it . Upon this inquest Mr. Carter sat, and being 11:ent the paper In which the report in question ap• —the Buckinghamshire Advertiser, and the Uxbridge osornal—he took notes of the proceedings, and sent them to that newspaper for publication. Burnouts spread through the neighbourhood that the child had been killed, and I believe Mr. Urquhart was almost charged murder. Mr. Carter took a most prominent part on the in quest, end the affidavits show that the reports printed in the paper wen prepared and sent by him. My friend Mr. Hawkins was retained to attend the inquest on the part of Mr. Urquhart, and it to nearer, that I should direct the Mention of the court to the mode in which the inquiry wee conducted by the jury. Lord Campbell—With a view to show that the account is untrue, bemuse that is the only oonarlaration that can enter into our addl. _ . 11r.Jamea-1 shall show that every pump of the im portant orearommination of the vitiation who were called to smart the gorge was suppressed, and that a most unfair mdmit amount of the imam* was given. The state immas seas by them in cross-examination conclusively mewl diet lbe child died from 'Ware' calms, and yet the whole of them have been omitted. Lord Gumplell-1 have laid ft down that a word-tor-word report is not esomeary, but that a report should be substan tially true, and there may be band in suppremion as much Y i 0 f unntion. — Mr. James proceeded to my that Mr. Westmeath, Mr. Urquhares solicitor, attended the inquest, sad wrote down mos. accurately what actually took plea, and he sat oat his notes in his esdavit, and swore to than' accuracy. Oa War saw to these t would be found that the account la the newspaper we eded and unfaithful, and there could beno doubt that it had been written to enbeerve the views of some of the jury in reference to Mr. Urquhart. The amount stated that the jury found a verdict to the sand that William Urquhart died, but that the evidence was usisatisictory as to the cause of his death, and added that the pry highly tan_ eared the treatment of the deseseed. The pay, it seemed, refused at first to allow Mr. Hawkins to crose-exatalae the witnesses. Mr. Justice Erie said he believed that in point of feet nobody had a right to consider himself accused before a weeper, and therefore Mr. Urquhart was not called upon to defend himself. Mr. Jamie said it was usual in modern times for counsel to appear before coroner's juries, and in the present instance, the max assumed the character of a charge of manslaughter against Mr. Urquhart. Lord Campbell—We cannot interfere in regard to the 13•12110/ in which the inquiry was conducted. The only foundation for your motion must be that the account in the newspaper was untrue. Mr. James said the account was incorrect in stating that the treatment of the deceased was highly censured by the jury, their verdict simply being that the child died, bat that the evidence was unamisfactory as to the cause of death. He need not state that the cam had been the source of pest misery and unhappiness to Mr. and Mrs. Urquhart. Mr. Weetmacot stated In his affidavit that there was peat etcitement on the pert of the jury, that some of them per - smelly brought forward witnesses, that they browbeated those who gave evidence favourable to Mr. Urquhart, and openly charged Mr. Urquhart with the death of his child, and threatened to send him before a magistrate. He farther said that they declined to receive the evidence of Dr. Todd, ea eminent physician, who had been brought down from London to see Om child. The report complained of con tained thaws words : " The body presented a very sad eight, being covered with scars and blood ;" but there was sot a word of truth in that statement. A witness explained at the inquest that the small scar which appeared on the child wee caused by its being put in hot blankets when it was seized with convulsions, and this piece of important evidence was 'nepotism omitted from the newspaper report. Lord Campbell observed that the description of the body was not like a mow account of a judicial proceeding. Mr. James said he further complained of the report be muse It did not give the eternization of a witness named. Ertington. This witness said she believed that the treat ment did the greatest benefit to the child, and that the elder child was subjected to similar treatment, viz., cold water and a hot air bath, and it was a most healthy child, and never had any illness. The witness added that the deceased child had milk at six o'clock in this morning up to its death. The jury improperly assumed that the hot air bath had been the cause of the child's death. lir. - iustice - 71;1;—The witness is reported to say in her ex =hullos in thief, as it appears in the newspaper, that she never saw Mr. Urquhart ill-use the child, and that the child eesseed better whenever it took a bath. Yr. Jsmrs . aid Mr . Urgahtrt was moot onxioos he he fullest inquiry, but the jury refneed to allow either !dm or his wife to Le examined. The learned mussel Una sated that the report omitted the answer which =oar whom g ave to a juryman, to the effect that Mr. Urquhart Imo mat Wid I. the child all the time she was In his minim Mr. Justice Erie said he found that she stated in her ex amination In cbief, as it wee given by the newspaper, that Mr. and Mrs. Urquhart seemed very fond of the child. Mr. Janis then pointed out some other omissions in the report, and said be had the affidavits of both Mr. and Mrs. Urmthart, who denied that there was, from beginning to esd, ea ill-treatment of the child on their part, or anything ing to it. The death of the infant was a mourns el M r gr7;trat possible grief and sorrow to them, and In tisk afiklavits they gave a fall history of its illness. Time were also the stildints of several other pusnne who bed met the bath, end were perfectly well sogoatntsd with it. It appeared that the child was put into the bath at • tewpsestems not higher than the temperature which well be poked b w rap in blankets—about 96, ths scary warmth ot m at i Maa body. Under them dresmstenoes the learned esumml submitted that the repot is quoin s was a garbi•d, =••• borrow among et Ur massy awl int he woo I So a i lor • arbdral idamailua. _ _ _ _ Led Cempheil bra se babe Own we se pawed hr ery norlelee against either Mr. er Um Umbra, sr ire they towed the child with pod ~ha, Heim, mil holder are. bat at the same time be was clearly of globs het there wee no ground for the application. If the,. la hem a pearl, rnaliciona amount of the coroner's inquest, the aellience that bore against Mr. and Mrs. trrqdmatt ili j suppressing the evidence which bore in their favour, t e V a l have thought it most libellous, sad would not have expeeming his opinion that a criminal informatics emphtle he grestett, but Mr. James had not at all made oat = tine. The only thing he (Lord Campbell) could was the statement that "the body premiell a wry eel sight, being covered with scars and blood." That wee cer tainly wrong; bat when they aims to the erkbece, and compared the account given in the newspaper with the report of the evidence as presented to this oourt arra oath, it seemed, although it was not verbatim, to be perfectly fair mid bona Me ; and therefore he thought they could wiping • rub, in this caaa Mr. Justice Erle said he wee also clearly of opinion, on reeding the account, that there wait not the smallest ground for the excitement which prevailed against Mr. and Mrs. Urquhart. The whole tenor of the evidence showed that they were persons who were engaged in the most honest and aihetiowate meaner in the endeavour to alleviate the ill mss of their child ; but the matter the court had M inquire into was whether there wee any ground for grant ing a criminal information by reason of the malice which ap peared in the statement in the newspaper. If the amount woo Into, of course titers would be no ground for ths sad it maned to him to eft substantially both stated by the witnesses in their examination fa olliefted in their arcas-exannuation No one was charged before the coroner, It being hie dury only to inquire v - rho IMO end if there wee any onus for regret In the Kew of ele enen 1111111111111111111; hletiOli punned at the *seek ;warp Kr. Umingl weed leers hint (Kr. Judo, Erie) foe saying thrd be bellied that rb sr; the fallow inveeti4petion, sett Orbs wiry WWI& for dry to thole who had wle• &Imp ea to the anus of death, end thus maim the KWh to saw& eat deer, was the beet way to ably onetime% to =tidy tam pimp* sad to restore himself to his parr pal tios la the 0011111116 of his nalghboan. Kr. Judos Crolnyto =of the same opinion, aggilostios vas PROPOSAL 701 OPENING , BT. PAUL'B CATER DEAL ON BUNDAY BVENINGB. A meeting of merchants and bankers took place at the Mansion-home on Friday evening, under the auspices of the Bishop of London, to consider the practicability of openingthe Cathedral of St. Paul on Sunday evenings for the nee and benefit of the working climes of the population of the City of London who are unable to obtain accommodation in the present open plena of worship. The card bailed was to the following effect .—" The company of is requested at a preliminary meeting, to be held, by permission of the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion - house , on Friday, the 30th inst., at three o'clock. to confer with the Bishop of London and the Dean of St. Paul's upon the proposal for opening the Cathedral of St. Paul for evening services.' The :meting was prodded over by the Loan Maros, sup. ported by the Bishop of London, Dr. Millman, the Dean of St. Pearls ; Mr. &runny Dobree, the Deputy-Governor of the Bank of England ; Mr. Corrine., Mr. Hubbard, the late Governor; Mr. Gamble, the Rev. Mr. Murray, Alderman Wilson, Sir George Carro ll , Mr. Moore. the Rev. Mr. the Rev. Mr. Poveh, the Rev. Mr. Champneys, Alderman Mechi, Mr. Barker, Mr. Hodgson, Mr. Tntton, and several other gentlemen. The Bishop of LONDON said he thought it would not re quire any arguments upon his part to convince the gentle men who surrounded him of the desirableness of opening St. Paul's Cathedral on Sunday evenings, in order that thee. numerous fellow-citizens who constituted the working clams might have the opportunity end edvantage of hearing the word of God preached—a privilege with which many of them were mot blessed, and were ther efo re tempted to spend their Sunday evenings in a manner not at all conducive to their spiritual interests. He had spoken to the dean and chapter on the subject, and was assured by that authority of as greet a de sire as he could feel himself that the aooommodatlon should be afforded. Indeed, he thought that 'aye= who witnessed, as be had wintered, the assembling of the hundred, of the labouring dance at Weetmineter Abbey on Sunday who were disappointed in their att.mpta to procure - mission to hear Divine service perfumed must feel assured that everything that could be done ought to be don* to give to the poor multitude the spiritual enlightenment for which they showed such eagerness. (Hear, hear.) The only obstacle in his opinion to opening Bt. Paul's in the way which be and them" with whom he had oonkrred proposed, arms from the question as to the manner is which the funds to make the necessary alterations would beraised. The Lord Mayor, the Archbishop of Can terbury, and himself , were trustees of what was called the Fabric Fund, the revenues from which were, with the most strict economy, barely sufficient to maintain the building in the state of repair, both inside and outside, which was in dispensably necessary. It was thought, under these circum stances, that an appeal should be made to the public at large, and that such appeal would be readily responded to. Two schemes had been suggested. The first would wet about 2,0001., the second a much larger sum. The one would afford sitting accommodation, lighting, and other necessary advan tages. The other would include warming, deeorstims, and adaptation to usual comforts end conveniences, attending ether places of worship. His lordship then pro =resolution declaratory of the expediency and dolm a adopting the proposal to throw open the Cathedral on Sunday evenings. The resolution was seconded by Dr. MitmArt, the Dean of St. Pad's, who explained the nature of the Fabric Fund, and pa!tienlariaecithe manner in which it waa applied. It was carried unanimously. Mr. Cotton, Alderman Wilson, Alderman Med* Arch deacon Hale, and other gentlemen addressed the meeting, and a numerous committee was formed (with power to add to their number) to consider and devise the best mode of bringing the subject before the notice of the public. Thanks were unanimously voted to the Lord Mayor, and the meeting adjourned, all expressing a hearty wish that immediate success would attend their exertions in such a THE WESTMINSTER ABBEY SERVICES. Notwithstanding the unfavourable state of the weather, the venal service at Westminster Abbey, last night, wee attended by an overflowing congregation, en announcement having been made that the sermon would be preached by the Bis h op of London. The (hors were thrown open a little before the usual time, and in a few Mielltee the whole of that part of the building in which the services ere performed was densely crowded. Fall choral service was performed, the prayers being said by the Rev. Precentor Haden, and the lessons read by the Rev. Temple Frere, 11. A , one of the prebendaries of the abbey. The Bishop, who ascended the pulpit while the congregation were singing the new version of the hundredth prim, selected for his text the 28th chapter of Genesis, verses 18, 17, " And Jacob awaked out of his elsep, and he said, Surely the Lord is in this place, and I knew it not. And he wee afraid, end mid, How dreadful is this place I This is none other but the house of God, and this is the gate of heaven." The Bishop remarked that men in these dap affected to treat with in difference the book of Genesis, and to disregard its plain and simple teaching. It was not a childish book, though it was written in the spirit of a child. There was a great difference between childish and child-like, end this was a remark which particularly applied to that anelent book. The especial lemon which woe taught by Jaeob's dream wee that God constantly controlled our thoughts, and that we were con ' steady In cormezion with the world of epirita while we thought we were far away in the midst of earthly things. His lordship proceeded to apply the case of Jacob to the circumstonoes of multitudes of young men who coming from a quiet country home were thrown without restraint into the midst of the enticements and eine of this great metropolis. He entreated thenc,whenever their thoughts tended heavenwards, not to check them, for they might be certain that they were enlightened by the some glorious presence which cheered Jacob in the wilderness. They should yield to no discou ragement', for those who had had the least advantages had shown the brightest and the purest faith. The Bishop, in conclusion, expressed a hope that the meetings in that venerable abbey would in time to come be full of bleared memories to those who had there listened to the sound of the gospel. An anthem having been gang the benediction was prooonnced, and the congregation dispersed. The sermon next Sunday evening will be preached by the Bev. Dr. Hugh M•Heile, of Liverpool. There was a special service last night at St. Margaret's church for the itommenodation of those who could not obtain admission into the abbey. The sermon was preached by Dr. Villiers, Bishop of Carlisle. The sermon next Sunday evening at St. Margaret's will be preached by the Bishop of London. MARKIITSL COTTON GOODS. Yeactreerir liki 1. The emir rerara Ihr, at re MI armee of I Id. to M. per= ea deer ii6 eal et 14. to Kyr lb. ea ran le, cars = I rpereer la “Azas• dor Tarry. It ra pler, se rag i :Arm si mi erM k blet b ale i rjeLd W .g : fer sed E ll :1i the raTtee sr emery be laseal es sear sr. ta• ohm Um bra iodises iris herr dna for ewes thee par Ima the seders Bre for e Darla Weir trash raker arrwer arra* or • ail la d slamit. th Shp Wreak dearer he the Mr ear hes bees really reateralar. lie yree ratiosed re. that there hal her ere tarry for hair kr for k =err wary rear arse. WWI per seer ear rip. rift will probs. r My fist the Far ler re fear , le ere err Mars. Reber I reread sad Ilerer. la their isearly review of She Warr la aid this day. orris :—" la the meg part of the mart =l6.selay pre...Ur here is to the stark, el ere el the Ines Is craft tad yrincl4 in ly with the retera=4:o . this Mparry gloss to or of greater sr we e report • very la leas re hat fortort. TM nrierel im t r ier al imissi le I= er to be. is • far wey .1 brag eureseured t —vi previewer. tierrele r roulade rear ea VAN, seelese - rd. i to are ben Yr ere are ihs te= gl a tmearli of Tor lee far sal Cry To Boers are is sa treser as eseerral wlther fat. e rrrly p.tanis 5 he et COM aell lie keep Leer et Mr : le I alb te alearers, . art le rail err cry there lea realleal MI of pimps a . to tie. irtik. mai Perrioloase. aill silietelftli el AtThe kr exports et MOM peels eadillse ter re ere ria we fir therm ore Warr Mr &teasers, Jellsarl. lel:refl. ri Napa. WIN& Awl. Oars of the rank .are the oripealea be re whir markets of the world: . —....— ... —....—. lea LA labia 'Mos. . .. i ........ SS ..... ... 0.0 Contest sad tiOOliiiiiii6 ........ 0.0 1 bank America . Was Isom ..... ...... ... Ono et • trlia Maiyt i ar l raol a terr. l _, Ilerepor 6,.... l Ikon. gam raw, thes. and 06.. la Ili NMI. 111116 jell sulalve is adman el as probabie Mn I C iiiiii b Meow et Wreak 3—• Riot bra slvea on 4116 Impauellsaddad is 11. illii af law lora beim the at Ile maw masa boa Is Unwpsol she Ns mous Mossion Thom Yaw Old It to ler *byre la mei Yobroary. but It MS NM weld *Wes ist 'upon iczrz.loc ,4 our is 111= dotattasemb wlti wok athior. they *cool be N. et ibe %or Me owed 1.6 le Ur ea m 6 mik bineV4llrdinz ....v . rt . 621 1 =6_2 .... _••=16 1 1tan ial id d ilia lool= t 1111 : 1 • " 7;7 11.118 11 6 = MIN 11.66111 6 0 ME Wt. Sas osimpr a lLit i ar zat a falt Ili 1 = 11 =11,te• le admia via a bow ilins OMER lokinsoll %in to a Is Umestare the sir MI6. IL wit Me sin i l parea ""li a assays paled Irk we lel 1= 1 :11. 62 1 u= i No min advaasa pubs lo inn la we Issess ow crts:ll mos moat\ elk Ilea M. UK Liverpool dock of Aimless albs MAD Noel lo UN pans of assrAm. 143.;01 et mt. i i i . ....... 126.(4)0 Niels liiiiiii N. inns wi quired to Wllis mg UMW •.ilocep.• OM et Ism me, I a34 : 111 UMW "Win Mar Wre for delsibotka up N the 1•11 et We sores. U she step rah* ;Pes P mo data WI rear, et MA" elakeela ea tef. wan up INWIPIPIte. me wet ~OP we • ewe. Pee mph, alti=e l4 errs : WI ri d* Ihe itele et W I awe Wan e mother ter the wth Ai willt 111110 6 111111111 output • annia weld to mstenelly Moat the mete tittle Yu saelset the MA" HARDWARE. c . 001100. Mar I.—La illasemb if Or e welkllmis ban bra =Dm t bos OM 0, tails et MI Wm lo lb Wm. WS be vs" dorm lob token Ow beat abb la =mg al UN alb.' bawls balm= bbl a is ober maws anew mom Ills Or Ilibt few imbs dm" Thies We b I bablimble mobs, of Wpm Owl la tie some of tar boa bLetus . jet also WS NM era : bob :he magma Zf e vi Ir2o . lol l =Vicp OR A oolioroVilVe of Ocio ow lb Is WI • Pin eqr hat It ium eg i am ... i v % Cods mg lo ea oncooloc • 00116 ofibecill: am priF tem =Alm lbelll NW 101 sr nate Uric , i s secoallipl W tap toll to de price or lb. new osoloriaL t meet the bar foring Wafts Iwo pre,:.;.pocal Ten lugs bk the tiollifirlMSlO Waft If IWO 1111111 plan hared the lamp and chandelier . manufacture, with one or twe Other beasselms, a gMailf ht: Ark old apply. Th. Irleh trade to nwivieg, the amounts In referenoe to both being decoledry More Wearable this week. With respect to the hone trade smehrhy there very MAJ. indication of in stirrtee le the manufacturing co o irlet, then far ere relates to the trade of this town ; and up to 'hi to o . the bast of the factor.* orders are coming from the agricultural dhoook, when mosey h mere plentiful. and the shopkeeper. tar sufferteg liee hew mai failures than they have In 1119 factor . a dketrieta. The tiMit orders in We week am aloft hi ankle in emend denreetbs oar ; to the Prwellert and fearer leafs no Impre .k veme m a i lf at an. Is Night With th e remoter° of thee hosesehet the are making mere time in the noel Mae th ey at Mentor meaufachniert got up to nee Jays ; In both .amen the Mad toy Weds the mem are on lull time; the tinplate workmate peony well of for moms ; and In the hollow wan trade generally but• hem le decidedly more melee; hot, as statod above, thenamerce[ number of the 01100 f tillitM which Continuo Ina very lenand nan kee n to Roca[ of which Any Ten rapid I.nprovhnellt h not prof:shin Th e foreign trade is rather brisker. A good number of orders ware Mahe! by the kW packet from the l'elt. d ntate. the Portorame trade y ra tolerably good and a few French and Mandan order have receetly tome 10. The general herd., are tradeof Ike d.W.Net has undergo.. very &urge tble week • tut la the iron trade the Improvement notleed a fortnight Mice hat nut born melntalucd. The A minima orders for finished Iron are still very moderate; end la the rosjorits of 10.1104:4$ orders are so closely corked tip at the mills that unless [hog are cyan thtly coming la a c lo ck 111 Immentattly felt The wincing Arms are doing their beat to uphold the {Anent prices. but ttsre o great dleliculty in dolor thee, from to mew arms .el.lug under drone. Lances soh eh force them to accept loner Ormee ; Mk. oolffw, oPS tats !sanely fur the iflkrthi. of the thigh generally. Beet hotline' M-Pres la selling for s X If.. per too, except Ins kw IMUIDOIS. whet ar prices have bee accepted for cash hominess or ant la. huts The cost trade le doll ; some of the needy masters sr...sling at rottend mom, bet the ,reding colliery proprietor. base not submitted to elp reduction. 110TTO/I.—LiveatooL, Yer I.—Tee market today bee been very good, and buyers eslnced • beaus dangdilon to vomitus, althovgh the Mee did n t reach the amount until:lost:A in the rooming. The number of Wee which taro changed bands to 13,0 w, of *hien 2,utte ere ter gradation and exporb-.1,1A10 1,4111'. ald. to 17d.; WO Ka eid to bad. ; Pernarne, 71d. to Bd., lab Meganhank, 714. to Bd.; 70 ; American. WOOL.—LIVIILIVOL. MAY I.—Foreign frod has met with more la frothy. and prime are rommhat AMU In some aim Mach has rather Malta the buslome, for Duren. while willing to portion more ha*. Sr. sot Mimed to pay an *drum. Tbete has been rather more d In Booteb, at prolwe raw-. Import. for the reek roam Mai I: ✓ot*" 1,116 Prmosoolr, 37,,EV , total. 39,384 beak Lms. Mat I.—tv • have no change is report to the market this In Pot . " ie b r l a 1 . h" bill'rsdr fa i r I :a d ri b oro a lt s I L Pall 7 et his ao Miasma ta the Leda Cloth hells s ot The tom of the market 11=reed se s are moo 'ithc' en t rpattl ' t th nn e utTro acT i ores!l i ght. Pr°. /Muni. MAT 1.-111 soot a Zeit shade of lmyrovem.nt. In monad and mass 11111. mom doing. 00ii:CAX111111111, H• 1 I.—• stodtnts Ripply of wheat mu Wm asst so advance of from Is. to fs. SP= .•et'• Pd.. a.- kw m ivry Ilbortmiply. sod doom; the rote nut be arid of Oases sad oat. Went, rat 4t s. to 4d► ; whits. twist, au to boos. SU to 4.1 s ; pas. As to 42.; mot 30. to 30 . - - • OLITILSOIT. MAT i—i . market to day was very dull. Supply good. Moe about to mem as hot meek. Brown *hat, Me. to 44e.; 'ditto letsse, Mb. to des.; Imlay. 30a. to Oa ; We. 945. to 27a beans. Mfa; peas. 40a b 421. C*ioat MAT L—W. bed a good eupply of "beet, for which Mot week'. rata way read* Maass& Ott. and barley nasal supply. dr read nod. sad plays swim. Priam ere:—Mbeat. whim, not and old. it.. Id. So Ea. ; re 4 new and 817. IM. to lfa ; barley, now end Md Ids.. If. el. to les. onto. potato to Lla ; Ohio. COSMOS. fls. ed. to ; ryo. If. to lk.; beans. lea. to We.; tour, ter 400.8. L. 7d. to fa; astansat, per stone. la led. to 2s. v7slnewl. to. Ras. la. 4d.; tarleyomal, psi stook Is. 4.2.—" Carlisle Journal." MaiOtooceatq l.-71.0, to. • fair supply of &fish wheat 50 our *Gawk sterlsot. and only a Ilualtad bodes. too plea. at Is. drama lore4u. a Armor tone. Maltang barley ultbout champ. °BMW( In tomb demand. Otte seam and purchases soul I °llly ke elheted by paying Sd. to Is. per or. wore money. Import. fur tbo week ending Mop I:—Whest. foreign. 2.620; kellel. forams. 3,111.0;_ Bak Ireland. WO. . . . • OUILDPOIIII. Y.r I.—Tbere waa • more liberal supply of what to Trade bealihy . prime le. and in • few inataware 2 .par gr. la adralloe of lest week. Norm( corn scarce and dear. beat. 3k to ea, ; Barley. !ft to 40$, ; Oats, Ifa t o 30a ; Beans. 40e. to 44•. • • • Baayroao, MAY rather more woest offering to•dsl trade ruled Ism at ha Moab'. moan Bosley but IBS.* oaring. too malting...son Wag alrooot coomaL Oats undo Babes 020“ wow. Bea. mad boas. ooPOort fanner prior. Want. S7a to mr. per load. Barka. to Oa pot gr. Oats. lb. to SO& Paw Ma. to 21Ia yes load. Bisaa • b. to YD. - - - • - Maw 1.—.11$ oar coat market today tam was a fair *ow of WOW.. sold Maw advance of 1, to Rs. per gunner. Thee was vary little doks bulgy, at Imaltored rata. ware Is. per quinsy dowry. Boas meas. sad tasks' owes. inert. wafts. 411. to N.; red. Ms. So 47.. ; 10r4,1130. to am pow quieter. • • —•- - Newman; KAI I.—A loadersle eithell of , rbkit I. dared oft a& as Waage al foie la. per quarter cm last moth'. prism tuush coestry Nam bet GC lagelith then; le a large quauUty offering. the &woad Ice ”idi Is bet e at Is. pas quarter advance on Tuesday'. gaga TIM/ la PAM gegereit. at fully Tdeedth's prices. Banal rather loom. wee lardema4. at. In monad, sod a the& dearer. betas sad path maimed. . . Mika 1. to-daY the femme demanded higher foe whew, a Fes _ whligh rather decked temirma. c n isr thresh which changed bend. made la. per M. Mare was than ost Ws dos oessolobs. The simply me oth IttieraL There was not mod doing In b•Eley ; tamer rat. were about matotalths. lour 6d. per Nat darer. TM local markets—Cbehudord tmetendayl. Ithredt. Nom tll Yrimainde. hen—have both firm, and In some we an advance of in. to b. par qr. has been iottabitthed. Ohe young *brie are looking well, sod the Wilt growing mom are spoken of in favourable terms, although It was considered • few dam one. that they beg to to require LaUlaltag and smith imam . I eqerday and today there have bees frequent shows; but It bee then rather cold to-day. The ofileith av the quantlttee of eten returned as .old indicate • very ete • dinthsuMon In the dehreeim of grain e. compared with the oor ruporelas parted of lath year. Tenn the Wang. at thig etethem for the week audios the 37th uit. tenth gales a• tolthe•:-14 leek I,lku 4 ,fit. • barley, 744 ma, At 4d. (or. canoodles wmk lath mer —Whet, 4.3e41 Ms.. Ida led.; barley, hi qrs., 440 7d. Ilorrigeome, MAT 1 —At gur Lem sea-Maga to-day. the supply of wheat from the tarsiers wag only moderate, and the tra e ruled doh at an &dna.", `some laggiatag. of IS. pm quarter for the best qualities. Inferior wimples melnisheed /the rue: superior white wept. made SA. sad ad 470. per XI Monk The ouppiy of bailey In mantel we. and the rimed wee very slow, at ad week's prices Sue mailing motile keine quoted at 41.. per quarts. (Mt. were warm. and le. dame then the previous week. ..flimo was • small dew of beans, which aides an &Manes of ed. to I 0 per quarter. Oxman. Mar 1.-41amplevOf ebem were stubbing but plentltel at own.' te•de7 ; sad av millers and dealer. we a not Inclined to minimax mybe wee ..ked (yacelot from beaten, j, Nahum tronmeilon• way very iamb Urdu& White wheat may be quoted from 4.1.. to 64. pr : red wheal, from 40a. to 4fa Barley mu a .Dort supply ; very Bible Mall* on °fir. Prim tbe Ism* as bat 'week. Oats were la great regurnt. and nand from la. to 2a more than thls • ay eennleat !!ma were moroe; pebm from 1111. to 44a par quarter. Flog pcm—not a vein* of hoflltb In the market. lour a strut> We m3h per rack. The reports from the nellybeourhu marlictv mined the P.M wean Moot* that all klach of grain bad advanced a lade In prloe. The aderivild mother sad the excellent state of the grooms mule Premier • most boosting barreet. both of corn and bay. - • • • - Prnanosooon, hits L—Although we had stood .171 ,1 7 of *bc.“ bare to-day, It woe potty welt neared off at an lAITSLICV of alltAli I pm Ye°am week's prime. Very !Rae sprint all dentrintiond Ye Ws Omer. tannin. NAY I.—Tbe amply at .beet Ina Mortar than tonal to-day. Tn,w ewe, at an advance of Is per qr. on the orlon of last week. is the Maley market mote doing. eltbout attention in Noma. Ow from 441. to Is deans. Beans also an upward tembency. Per m PrettquilY Quoted. . . Rocaeeraa, M•T I.—At thle corn mebsows to-day the trade ea. Irma than fur pm time part, Iffidur* appearbig more &Wows of an- Menthes their maim, which Sr. Wu gents, low. /sr las temples of MOM wheat no &demos of la to la pee paler ensrostall olisalsole sod all other kinds cralatsiner the pewee of Yet wait Iseslun MESON wow anon eoneht after, acid realised la per lasielsr Moro mewl, WIWI • moderato coutramptire demand. 'lour •to eisrer to Ihe la that article cores rub. The dart and for lades wee. Ire Wm:mould sely bespalier at former mesa tato wows mi l:A Ime wee wit:uncap with • quiet demand. The feßsorlos sin the moilw time —Whine whom, Ills. to ; mire : 48+.: red whelk 41 1 • to ah • ma, res.. maltose barley, 34e to WU : Chiding URN. Wes= =TM ; bier. 00,. to 44e. , pow. CM to ere. AIM the tires W been an improvement to the rake risked. sod be area ha haw seism broker at as advance of about la Rea Idea of shoal W MEM. May L—A medusas runty of oboist Yes sal a lOrti alllAait7 the Wok roadlly made L. oyes /sag Sorb gma of sit Lisa lo to good &mad st folly form ....x smell amply. Pekes to In grower —W eau, mews . Mts. lo ft 4ta to ; rot Ns 4 1 s. pot dorm !L 3d. Dar e sr., k. 48.. Womasemi, AT L—Tbare AMA only • min bed as locrea...l muggy ot want at market lag. wklek was IRMO kw tuok the prime of it May week. Barley more IngadrOd kw. orna se dear. Mao spin Ed. to la ear qr. dearer L.Y. km la but tending upwards. Yom, MAT I.—MO bore bad • good Mow of whoat at thk dirt Market, which was taker. at an advance of 2s. per qr. above Met Imola ratea nom i. per wet higher o barter adoring. Oak, sudedinl.7 mama and la. per . drew. In other H articles no . altgerbris. Wgelk• whits, ets.. to ,Ine.;qr red, 44a. to Re. alt, .t to VA. par q• la. to. la. ltd. gar *ma ot 1411 a. Flour. 32a. to poi .11, 1 t - - - - - liniAcater, MAY I.—Tlis wattle le all that ous dolt% and Na Manes amp• etre yeoman of gross lazedar" sal as Indlfloront told of wheat to to is aapaber. u eel *MAW 0 . 1. Mu QS we 4, we hays WU to moo eipplaa id a keel of MIL and, haring maay maxima Imes for local aenimmelieli s = of all aorta were to favour of Plias Bent to-day. es 104 of all Ida& bar b. gate. jibe ready, at rotor Omer sellsma rf=3oa. to 4le ; nue, olit ; oala. 113. to lea Pse V. WATIASOLD. Mot I.—Oar supplies of fareten* palm hove aloe* semout and we am only report !maid _ I■4he hoatililiA 01100110 of wheat from abroad alnor Bawds" lest ;of 1= Oink ONO ass aot been • rail. arrival. No changed esaseseeses has esceevel Y dos es& W.. wort : there ha. boas • fair twee, fee most wades see belden hoes had w. difficult Is ossaiag fail Yea Sow WWI se cheat as site bays Isle lam sa fer tart there W bete • steady dsomed IMMO dews is emir Bat* NM I.' gullet for. mad the Ws sorer. Oster ire hsid fee Note mew. WA lespoollas to Eska lOW primp at saylitue over ha mot" lesSldloh sea Fat then rotas the hardly la limbs& ladate are hes hese la rapine at improves/ and we note sil eealless de . per kerne. Vino: as ha egos& imports di weak :—Meost Mee qr twist. HS we. Rees SO espiels this wesit:— Hartey, 11 1 brlst Oats. 4.461 teS• 'flour, 1,214 awes. Painasal. at sack.. Indian mad, HO amts. SHIPPING INTBLLIGBNCS. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. poi!hie (barque), boa potver, Tele. 16, lot U , 100. 79 IL wepetel(oiL tome Li tor Olevaltse, April U, lat. 44 N. YL 9 Mt. Lad cQkkes, for tb. loath, April W. let. 4$ le. loos a W. Slepave, of eakombe. from Liverpool tor Alegandvia, April 11. of Cape St. Vincent. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRIIIB. YOSTICIL—,pdfI X. s$ Part Rowe Wettogeopre-Itare, the Weed H. W. Poe or. fere...4 a deoghtte. fireBRELL—A gel le, at Rldingtou Woodstock . the wife of H. to gralrell. Eve. of • seg. HOW NBlG—Apel lg. et Potteeetraf. Hens, the ertle et J. B. Ha emit& 44 Sedlef&roor, Leedom. of a we LIWLIE.—AprtII9. at fleallagfontothee. Bangtharg prat Yee. laek et a daughter. It I.4lSILL.—April Se. at the Whence WlNereeefehr KW& 'KWh wife of the Bev. & F. Masan. of a daeghtee. Wihtuutr• SCOO 31). at &orbital; Benet. YeaP. r. 8000014 • deateter. WHYToCCrAgeII B. at ildeeetent. Greenock. the efts of A. IL MARRIAOIte. BARII—OAMPBI.I4—ApeII Met. etepherit. lw the See. W. L. Coiled. R. Baker. of the Warelem. Kula Lege,' Mtloer of the km Oimpbell. Me. RUMIELL—YOUNO.—A pre 2D. et et. acme's. ti the Rev the Lore MINT of LWee Teem. •a. of Adm. AberdeemideL to eltfa%edt Mob*. • dt0=7. 10 . 1 . 8 eir W. L. Tawili. me te . W 1 2 .Soff peel. Y.Y. We DI&THB. soors.— si. m itsslW — anuisst, Walogmlfer 4lo4l Rooth. Rooter at loistall. IA 111DWAILDA—AprIl It oh Obittoeflom los" ot *slob T. a 4doolos. ILO A. Nernst Ibt °ll :72 larz id ia : railMIM AIIIII i 01141411141* , ! W lm=4 . 61.4 =1;1=11CIIIMMIlingnItil" Mood mod 140•44 , 1 As W Maas Km SAW. Ot sumo, to eis oft a !view, as tho oiso o len .1/11.1, la the haft% of Insionar..—nomr, KAT 1. I