The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-29 00:00:00

010 N INTE:LIG.E.VCE. NIAItYI.F.IIIaN L. ttchisdieg lb. ctp,etivinn 14at lbws wadi •. .. .1 , • •t 0•9.. t3U.a `I rwiaLtille re. I ▪ or les the pet .1 Lewd bseeliy. es Werkeeded. aloe d bg Orogen to hi Up got Si 101 esetsp harm prevl.l r raw, the soppease el fllr arjampi lan sod r. J. 'rig r .14 to qt. in, Wools, sue 't• • waste a the elm of rho pal / 4,1i1 el di ar of 4 irierk eproeard, Yrp cr., err • .r lard born sea lortisir, is YorU.so4-pies. Se kr •N• 1 d sash. sal Pmelv• ate resales. A so • ...oleo., beam 4 eielo. , k Sr B. KM sal Mr. We sr. J4e* es 4 were received tressed/we 1101 K In I "Illrlietv's Lord draeleyr WSW. •• Ilee ha g roe t.. eviscy•LoOdir medalist *sr &My Ig• _ . " Mr t •e t v lumina Asa we! Ulu pelt , :!notd, and duty repo mtt-Itivlus, - Sir S Vol came ienesrd with Kr. Jetoot, sad was r:- mime ..t: mewled elipplai . er. TM stria bro. baronet mid— Sesi'menen, Omens of Ilarylehome, W 4 carrot it this mutated ir it evict et s'• el the poll. It •VI be the daty of the set await idled 00 MU yea that tiolafty et It 'dock ewe ~ r .• ; oat this I gbh& l may toll p s. tied 1 have bat /WM . my ► a. sad learsal Pest tad myself halo bees again Mamd as your mishms by tt wejority of war ttott • ftuir of tote , (Laid ebeere.) Cowl leriog th , e ekctime, errs t. •rp reburial's and patriotic ft. 'tog of t he eleetore, ws are <Stepp lariebta4l to this pest row , h ormy ; but there WO .• Wes e rionretted with this rie iou wh,olt, fa is; voisioe, ottoht ro Le brought tketis:ly under the, ..U.S tithe public, in/ whi , h I shall feel it to bc sty do's to-sterrece to leo fully le.i, en that they may go foth to the pilk at large (Ilya, bear) I thtnk y , •l f.r tratelly are fro • ...opt. ly defeated due mat , lirposor fel proetiedheg ; tart I'•ul I tun it IS • ..eject which coo oat o herd Hem, hear," red chem.) We shall per/h.q., be able keenotrow te ti II you where the fluids fur cursing oat Mr yrsw die/ en the part of oar nil pen into bur tome hem ; tad 1 any ale. pokape b• enabled to tell yon the feashne el we, it. wine sepei !ally myself, lime been applied ea ift • ro. , •t. (Mew, kiwi Thee as he se Pie bat Mat this het Lein mon ee a rue et se, p drie too hen time r ierei•rleoey. (Her, .) But I am bow at lad that sts rr!to boos supported as befere ham rat sr its the siglll.l isos t., represent thee, sal that they hawros tolred, • ItleJkoob mites by surprite, sot to darer lee emirs 1 has. grown old ett their cremes. (Loud dams, sad tree et " sever.") lam quite metals Utaryon will wed is. brae stir to the Houm of Corwin:WS tomorrow—(cheer.)—.sot &toad neat it the , I shalt not fall to repose the abuses Si ter -a •h , base made ate rag apes Nee, whether they .slot to the BOW d d Admiralty or any Clay idea. (Loud cheats.) Mr. EDW.,. Laura, amidst a bank.seof eppktoe, then maws ler wail 11.. said,—Octelemme, what the rem:anis miaow the ally dais, es the state al the poll to•toorrow, I mall Mot i^ my duty to make some remark, upon the top. eared to Ey my right bon. coalesce*. (How, her) mart ri rdnaly thank yaw for the homrur you has. far • woad time asniorrid tapirs roe, to electing me • MIMI nibs to this ar nsatitueracy. (Memel Bat Hie • set shaisidul th n,l abet we, se well se ) , yo, oh mid lope hers pat to thti n sot te sad express, with the obj-ct of tense pelages Maly . Firing my ri,rttt born. colleogoo, who boos hers your ilaililal servent for as may years. (dear, hem.) las elwani you that we ere aware that there are Unnamable" Si ate klphly reepeetable member. of the comervatlve body the satire' y illeopprusre of this proorift ; it.. who, wall* they would he prepared inarly he winatedn their politioal apinwite. yet would Midair, to be a party to a Fehr, tad petty (•^ Hear, bre," sad Aso.) Ws Shou'd hare bad an objecting to light • Ws tad opra irony, but this miserable sump' ham bean not ouly reds to tide peat aseilleesey, lat ea Weak 1..1 rl Fatale', whom are het bre orb Pr et of the ee:10100. ('• Met, Itass," sad alms.) Bet I shall ill pa a halo ro ,re 'a , warm. (Vero, hem ) I line ss doubt that ter •mu hors wile pt ey the passe: d are sew atop their rod cer re, sad areneraferr Irma Ware they an Maly to bar. W.W.I* ad Si to. 9011 L they were to mho to Seim this b.. wash (Lorgtoro.) I de set have whet th• ismoust of th it bahoste is May to be, bet thie I kept, that where scary is lbw* is emit gm afters obeineeter PPM- Mg to It that ft sane pee leek opts. flail lossbier.) lip we hare bad PIPS a herit le this breech spirt the I Mms Si Lord Seeley. (Hier, bear.) Maw, V the Istised ere w l pepowl Mr, eel lie whir ho aded te ku r tot retitled sib the lea& bore* they bed brew Ode his to Y So-retwor, te the rower !NEWS as ilwasity, tad to Id seat Thineley. (Lead sad reetrag ) lile right bee. roliesso and hietw i l li bel lees diftertg weir dr tart Ismer, wad thasiosehl p hark to pothereat to wept t the wore peel (Canso)Lot sot Us palsy drums. iet either f lei let w abet palsy body ht sleep andal Z lis M M dor den sad Wow wet always tramp to tip led done Me aril *said these be the salliers tepee' to thee. (Tedium= *arias ) Al Mt arrest Mr. Jame emarlate I bit emit a toll eels sea who bed Phis spa to • cub rode way lbewsib the owed so the asst d the bowlegs, gbh a /op eterywe typetelsg bee to bie Wad, sad Lio a breibbreeted mesa lamas/ arid V moo ire °air port of Lori Meshy as set le be portated *spat If. won heeled by the pare re to Me Irea , : as hos. Ise er ref Irish kopek he tied Le raw we rid ached Wart( the spat Si Lad Scurry. Tie bops se rawer, brad Ipo tesi Si shoe weeplag es, tad card cat " Naas" Me. Jease—Mose le • genuses the sap he le ihe toast et Lad Ilealey—(pease)—cad 1 lop yea wit bow • is Is him lie boa sub Ire, whirls, so doeit, lei Si you how thewpa ere pt. sad how It has hies es opened. (Were leapheer, tad per sper.) 311 r. IInTL&X elitininnlav frai v saying that he wag ale a niter of elsaytelimee, we the robotisme dirge dented err sr hits, owl he aldmilly hi rare the howls., yebo, sod bark* r the eartil. Tie twat ass then tonsity edieened. NOIIINATION&—YarteRuAv. WINDSOR. - - - no sooliostiso of the soadidafro for the repro. mostoos oldie Womb lea plate II em. Mr Vsaait sims d tie ail simbers. vie olLnal hiwolf Io woke- ilmui. Wei ass promat, Is of f. (wally bailer*. Mr. 7. 3.1110. 01111 111.rilt of Wisidsor, bawls( spesid the prowoodlose Is a brief sposob. Mr. Alirs.w Illassollol ...cud Crory% Ind sad list is bad sow tM piaser. of prupsetas Kr. Charles Wiliam lerwalall, few the been\ tiny to repreyst thehosesigi sad Wisdom to perllsamat. (Cliceer, ad cries el . • Mo e awn Hz. 0. PIAILL strsodled tie amiseke. Caftan Br taat.air ten proposed Kr. Vasaleort. Ns said bo woo greed that he sae prevailed Doi befog pre est cei mouse of the death of a near sad Dor Macho-- • twollear—aad he we gales rote that eery re, whoever poiitical *slow in'ilet he, nappehied wait hie ea osole so occseloa. ( I Ira:, tali He would awl allude say fernier to tins isloful subjeet, but would pureed at oar. to the bummer Wore thaw Two utereigs lb. root ossoerratiwe party in the b monk. which be behoved to fuse ice syjortty of the elettoto—(4 lamb, sod Tries of No. so")—oolleited his to ask .1 thew heads lbs morale' of Mr Vaii.ittart as their repTteestu. sed ou wi hotaiscling that noisy dia.:sties sere fa their woy—finsly, by havituy to oppapo two oil farralbrx, sod sett by havats to r nt.ood u'cle the unparalleled souther 404 lade Mt of the don guttrosirot— they .acceded is dnisx se. (Cites.) gurcrourent—sad be ou , d this sunored to put co the screw is the woy that pot ermine did. He posielrely a...Tsuf that • woos is the contkictic. of Tie sorwrsaesat mat to Backlash... Palace wad eird that if the ;111 as in tie anyloyment of ths corona s's' awl at lb. Cuttls did sot seppet the coversusest ear dictate it would hive a 'cry den ismatal tit e opus the Way skates@ throsstrut the country. Tie reply woo such se Sim Ns who loss oeqsaistsd with her Hop ety's oondocl dace Da issealsa to the thus. would hat. exported free har t sad eras to the 'fat that soap peso. we to here Hs 1110b1 to aairolos he vote Is • free sd isdepeadest roomy. Dr. Dream seeded lM seasiaseloa of Mr. Vonsittert. Hr. MI. Herm Ora briefly reamed Kr. O. W. Hope ; sad lir. W. B. Holdorata ateos the aotataation. Tie show of bads waa u favor of Mr. Oradell *ad Mt. Vunutuar. BIRMINGHAM. The nominetionOctiilen --- yealirday in th. Town- Twelve u'elork was tbe thee did by the Meyer, but at balt•pat •t - n k the bsuldieg was so:needed by .hrupata to. 404 the instant the doors wen op. wed the pine wesCTISIIDNi I boil. . „ ls).; 'don Relent) entered a few adautas ?.re • erslvs u hr k, toad wro foituirsd by th• ‘..z.lidstss sad s , ho'codeld sad Bright ova greeted •oh .s .T 1 .4.4•4141w5. of sotSusiasea ; tugs oh voting and ••ossrusi 4.A full fir r. to notes Mr. ArLnd' terra& v. r. seulvvly u , •ma n tnerity is th e ; s boa getulam.so Irfis pe , ..towt sal bused is the usel-1 slyly, tits sorsa... pled to t u r n I. t h at hos being etrtair.le not nano itrearity rooonrstra than word to Imo onc.rtlled to Mt. ltion. NM IMMO, yaw of, Tha usual prelontsar 4.4 over, Mr. T. H. Morn, proposed, sad Mr. Alderman Low t.tx sravadet, the nusrasttam d Mr Schpi4fle'fi. •rsght tar hvotiost cheveusg. Mr. rtlivattu 1.t.0t0 m at 11141,, and placed Mr Ilfght • aesnesativo Or. 0.01! EMOOND.. lb* Chit et the eteCCOlha th. HENRY Vas WAIT, Eel, • totiti.trate of Itto bomuylt, tUn rote ler the pops. of Doovot , DLe Mr. 1 iv tot' 1.1)k• A • Libel se eit sat yew poem t • moot at the, brtola is per:lsinstat. Tbs uprising of Mr, Vell Wert wee the avail for • lidos's' yeti of ditopprolwiols. It Isak ovary fora and variety of 'woman ; anti, to the u•r disgrace of the assembly, glory Met to ob. Wm reed • oi -so rot say heels, for the 'prober OM. 14.11.4 1%,r mere thee !fey yam • npr.heat airahallees, aid se • effereatlie Mos at mos steads higher; the mappeter, tee, of varylih.d sad papules weer, Ise the whole al him hag We, Mr. Via Wan sap reseed the. receptioe .t the heads of his hilow-towasers, not altar standing up s varlet ef ea hoar ho ee• eons polled to sit than *threat ebteidea • heariag et ell. Ile wet a nada, his *perch to the regessisso. Mr. Samseat• LLOYD secoedsd the aoadastka of ILr. Ached mast se fadaserillahle tonne el lawnettee awl fa. sinvnestak Kr. Selkalellsla Wass se Asia a beagle Ilse' Ur Lloyd, or In rn we fur tt'm the sitentEn of the esseabli es, • am% *stmt. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1859. bit St HoLtatruill editere was rewind with load and ger.ed outbursts of appteme. Ma Baton 1, wit', co ruing woo nether/4 with a wowed other.: ul a:•pleaes Rad waving of hate and Oakmont*, lt'ialeb was prolonged for amend minutee, rata, is the mares ad •It cg idle..., I hear slut there comes down to-day he Loden bohemia of the most iisean sad Ira sefal import to Europe and to human ity —that the err winch foe four mouths ha. earn e^rn rte ote with stealthy, tut not nee an or %Wafer,' rtel,e, bee at lest amid. nit ap pearance in all Pa grand sea devilirh proper ions L', when the (hint no the Lt nista monde, Him bleed-red Woos deepeeieg in the Pun, With death-shot 'long in Ili. P.ry Lode, And e 1 that sourcheth all it glans upon. (Great de/erns.) That is the monster that now ap pears there the horizon, sad threatees to wetter desolation gad bloodshed sod untold moans through tha homet ofeount less of the population of Europe. Wiat are we to do in this case t Looking at the path, we know what we are to do. Wean ear • time to mediae; ethos raediatias is of no use, we an login • little eenaragemeot there sad diettoosto meet Len we see by mat We to tenon eumeenes with ono side, in oak • sewer as that the other tide woad se ease us of !sestinas sad perfidy. Illeeawhile, aloe sat—ls may bed greet cruelty or 'teat bibutoeity—may be ewe misted Ocoee side °it'd' *Meet cal by the Ober ; It may come is the tore of truth, or la the form of gross exaspro the, that year goventeseet its dispood kr wee. Titre will be agram of the rem to London to magnify and SUMO everything, sad to stiesalate y.tu —by appealing, in rail ✓ase, to pram Ur Ls noble and net others to peatioaa that me bees—amil, at levottle, this ct.untry. this t. praise gem alt la the Miro so," whthe people may ride same amid MI maws sad tempeate, will Le rumbaed to mingle ta this strife, and English blood and English inseam —o you kw., from pot history, they hoe bass—will be again poured oat as If they were water ea the soil of Reno. what-ver battle-field there is to be a fight. (Cheers.) low the ..thee day a 'writ made at lode by • padre: et sot partithlarly remarkable for poll tioal eve:nosey, who held office unler Lord Pahametaa, who now wets the mairsges of the West Riding to do the Whig of Lod Baby. He ii for peace, bat he aye it I M for the forces er the fleet of Eaglead is err ths to pivot the ancient city of Yoko (A hiegh.) Wen, I have bees la 'ha wiriest and welerable ✓i elly el Vara hat, barring the population thate h Is as* he Os ors o af the populattos ewe fl et wouldw tbaSS-1 Ist Yoke wok Into the seaweed alt of se the par alb sa sr at drat sots.-(bales, bees) brass friths that the Art el Begird should has lip a parka than sod posher lo lir world that we re Irmo beillerser gnat t. ) Thimethese tall vs we hole rheas treatie eas tes s with sad thet if bob My User ta the tors of that little lidor the right of Boned meat Immediately be called forth to tidied that capita sad Its monarch. I am no part Is any soh a treaty, nor ate yen. (Cheers.) say, as I mid here before, that the ministers who dyes to enter tato this war will deserve whatsoever ry aril 14w cue award as the penishment of the Wad treason against the English man and the English (Great cheering.) But beo. in mind this yea are s dark as to what your government will do. Ws have bad two speech. from Lord Derby, the wooed was la lauded to correct what he cells the f dee impression "Waited bus erred by the arm. Lind Derby is a ton who Wows --sal no man know. letter—'be we demob in the Eighth lees urge and I hope the second swot mote truly opera the tree Policy of the government then the first, hot remem ber that we kasw satinet of the negotiations, parHarant knows errs& We an is to'sl ignorant)* of what obi:me tier wean rider to lam eh, rules in Feria, and to him who roles in Vier. (Hear, hear.) My opiates le—and I amantrad la to the throe who ditto from me—that if the ppsasppllss el WWII fairly nonrated is the Hose elOowmee, Is r our torttga affairs amid be aolaeled sir waist moans, greater nohow, water dengue ter si to Arid Is loss debts seam loran, to sort owl Soh that tilt orb country, with all its Ind , tty, ankh all be ineelllemett, with i its eterality, with all he shastimity--thet die sere sosetry, by as wish of its noble Citkwoo Art to Moir ro es' has moot harts! es r Who mealftk Now owe weed move with to the gootien at war. Whatever may be the seaming air seseldr he wee at gay time,end I hoe sowdeand—knorieg bare rime noemehat—having reed triathey scarldint— , I rail war dry that then le at times to the berm eye r et tai hens bean sa apparent necessity for ashes blew the tesprelbilliks and the sufferinp of war; _bat let treaty mita be Oh le earth Hoed f the sight of Gee d , who bows do swots of every low, al to the comes that he • hadisidualle may Oahe Is awry weorgerry of this kind—(maelt sheerbeg)—bet war le in It. nature destructive sad easordeo al. Taws out be so freedom in Rarer as keg r the great goverameate of Europe =simile the,. as hew moue. ams la arms at a period of t forest pass. is Ares in this toneti, what is then that sea ba roe ausechkel sad has conaerwatin then war? Leek back is the woe this conirry was mersod in from 1798 to 11115 it as. • period of hatful suffering—it wee • period of attar twony—then wee no foe eepreesion of wee no free pews— these was so s = tbi lo: saybcdy also be then to outstrip his ne'ghbowee la the foolish proton for wan; and hem 1815 down Ie 1818 than wee no feriae la this eoentry, se Urn more farina the there la at this norat in th• odeirterlag ornery of Fraser. Yoe Other wry well boo year to yew rote we. Intrse wafftriag, thine we had tarn true was a thiperesd population, oowtaat pleb, Neel IMF inelphat lownecene, eel donor. of every Idol theft tore the eseatry. All them that things were the augural, Sanitable Join; of gigantic war j& " y e tr Men had waged fa r 25 rears. (fibers) Misr this we Owe was de nathmal 44% after that national debt to essed rasa arse those tom disaster mad dies:outset eleven Ira. Let re tall you all of this is in the futare if yen permit year pratrarste to meddle foe one single boor in the armed tas ted which le Jest exameachm. There ate p-mens, and tame wee or in the Hoer of Commie a minister of the ssm, era aely the ether dry I am eat, foe I did not notice the priospo hod the sorrity to rust we, out with having retuned eke Bows of Lode, but with haviog spokes la thoweassesat of the wows of ZsglettA. Now, whoever old this, as wbstert ocerke, I throw the slander la his Issib. (Vasliwitas ) The 11110 WIS of Eaglaad will sewer be jeopoileml by a i oppress. nesperne end contented peegl.. ebonies.) Leek at other patios—look r ell samowy. If pea or • roma kaothei off eamsbody's heade—it throe tosseied Is the min—a royal family riled and weadeeme we the earth—all these multi have Oct been beeteght sheet Dye yolk, of jeatire eat userey sad peen, bat they are she MAVISg ant unavoidable growth—it to so whir by the lair of the E•ernal on all mgr of brass hie soh errs rem, from • viaalir of Ile laws. (Great beserg.) I seed not travel nth mine than five rani to give omen examels of what I mean. You netweasto tat famous rue of the cry of deboepol ; yea vothethew Zmealternge of yew antetrimee-1 leave oat of view the tags of the Frisch, of the &oho if the Turks, of the feel Mao. Yoa know that no owe emetic° they wan assail e d by • vast Russian form By accident, by the one :Oleg of Proidence, or by stylising you pleas to sabectibe to, but by somothisg little abort of • miracle, the English hint rye saved from urer deetruction. You remember the eaeltal Mate of the puboc mid—you remember the faledeathas of the mot powerful oval of the press of this cosany—you natemb r the kerful minim that heaved in the hems of wen man d.y by day al the news rime in by driblets ea to what was becoming of you remain roe sad, as you behaved, the boa.tur of your country. (Chews.) Bap pcs • that fearful thin—which did nit happen, end nobady yet has esplaind how it did not—suppose it bad happenel, In the chef temper of the tootle of Unload, I ask whethee any mon would have undertaken to gasman the public peen for • eiug!e day, or whervir any we will sot admit with tee that such en erect would not bar gives • blow to your institutions latincety more severe than scything you lithe el, at least &loos tbe life of many who sow hear ▪ P (Loud .been, and onto, of "No.") No cone sot the danger le pee, and Ma forget the storm which almost Lotbni them Into the th cp who they have set their fee' ost dty !ma, but I tell you out of such 'Tante come national ewontent, snarehy, the overthrow of Instituting, 1 end the ut'er deetructioe on of the most venerated dynes tee (Chem.) Mr. ‘WCLAN l; spoke amidst great isterruptios for newly ea boor. His speech was adoltemed to the reporters only, amidst every eie cite of yelling end eamour sad coeftudoe. Ws ere nr.able to give sine of the hon. gentleman's re mark., in oesequence of the lets hoar at which the proceed loge eortelio!e I, but will =de mist to do so to-morrow. He avowed himself in favour of as el'ensios of the stiffluge, sad of the re- il..tribatii.zi of ends. Other pass wee of ids speieb were a cotainsatary co the addrtooki of lir. Schots. field and Mr. Height. Whil.t the b. gestfewsu wee ep oiling both the other candidates besought tile attentioo of the amenably es his behalt, but without the alight , st success; in fee!, towards the ukase( Mr. Aelead's sp ech the roar c f lbe vat went inbly was almost appaWag; otherwise the temper of the meet g_ ire!good. Tbs M•YOZ twk • show of head.; with the *sceptics of stout e show wee for ficholelleid sad Bright, epos wham the mayor of coarse declared the "choirs" to have felMe. Mr. Veer Wanv dessmisd a poll ea What of Kr. Athei, whim\ will fake place as Friday Olds asp). DUDLBT. The nomination Sae this heron& took pine yes terday rummies et Ma ecletit. Tare amadidates appeared to compete far the mama, mat —eemety, Mr. H. B. Sheridan, the late seater, end Vlsorrast Hawk, who Is Nicked by the very pretrial fullutacti of I. ri Ward, which up to the petted tithe bet Mee los wee rsgsrded sa paramount. Th. Metiers era tweeted at the host of the old Town-ball is the market-phew atone ire theorem& prraorpooom of ahem sopered to be nou-elett were prompt. Yr. hamtritaw addrwird the sesembly amid continued estaalt. He ',Muted theta to ham pstiatl7T, like mho sad reties.' met, to the remarks whic h would to ad dreseed to the.. Ile i sr. imlarly ',quested the tory would Matt with briumiag re_prct his poker oppreett, who was • streager —(e cry of " W. hops be wilt comet. so - )--aarl their pert cm that matins. (A Vi4ce • "Lralsvited.") Ille I..rdettlp bad brim foci al by • number of their towns lass, sad had • right to cr me item se a cendwiste f e their aattragra. He (Hr. libmodea) had, however, no hope that Me other tide weal I %beta's tress intimidating. He had boa th,ir tem senatli e for two yams—(s Voice: "Ad am the Treasury bench")—std be app Add to than whither bit noadatt Perdue their approval ? (Crime el " Tee" sad o• No.") He elle of Do pm , y, but Lem Meark men and II retareed would It• reedy to rote in rapport el pasty Wk.... B. he'd se pad al Lir political frith, as well as ma aria* of atrial belle, that the marmot of tee Haase of Loafs wee essential to the well-being of the country. A men wed* be t 0.... who fur a moment estertainet the idea of insis with the mond meets in the realm ; but when me ef that how. cook upon themselves to die ts% I. thew who occupied se tafenor portion, he hit thet be hid • packet right to comment upon Oak eeninst. Bs hod see the eons of • ante lord is that neighbourhood convening the koouts of shale employer hail le Hartley and Nethrrtuo. He did not say that thou) patties one aoung in the manner they did with the know- Hip sad COOCUTTetCe of the noble lord in queetiou ; but be did wish to ear he had been credibly informed that they had resorted to intimidation, and hid need undue Influence to • Induce the Weenie to vote is a particular way. (Cries of 4 . It is isle," sad " Shame.") However contrary to English feelings or prejudice the ballot might be, It appeared to be the may e&ctual means of weenies the rights of the people of Dudley from being trampled won. lir. Bheridas complained of the magistrates Meng takes an activo and uneeinly part in the contest. A nen hod bean taken before magietratee who hod in vain solicits! his vote the week before, end who ordered him to psy a tee of 10s. and costs. He did not meat that theb &edition was an unjust or improper one; but he did my that thus was something wrong in men who occupied the met of justice going I about from house to how.° mareesing for votes, se those in question bad done. It wee aim wrong that those gentlemen who had the power of granting or wit hholdiog brewed should go about soliciting the keepers of henhouses and (ttie-homes for their votes. Mr. Sheridan, after eitying 'hat he should lay thine facts before the Lord Chancellor and suggest.ng the formation of a Voters' Pro tection So ciety, coecladedby obserrhog that the question they had then to determine effected their personal indeprm dente. They sew two liberals ranged egeinat each other. Were they determined to be free men, se would :they be nu tted to sink Innis into the Mato of vanage and bondage from with it woo his (keine privilege two yaws ago to nom thee t Lord Moira weds only a vary brief *Mims, as he had W previous opponnaities of ftilly explaining his poll noel prinelpim to the electors and oon•electote, lls said be MS there on the invitation of panorama who was imirmelly arociased with tho trod, sad commerce of the town, who bed rendered the isms of Dudley a familiar weed wherever British enterprise bad emoted Britiah com ments, and who ware consistent Marsh In their political :ttaßim hon. opt disclaimed all party tier, and . looked at theienn. of um poli. professions width Mr. liherldea hod made, as well as at the campoeition of the party by whom be woe supported, It was quite appa rent that a neutral tint was the only one which would M ame them Os the show of bands beim taken, • multitude was held =Mr. Saeridsa, aid • mall number for Lord Mr. Blackwell barbs ded • poll on behalf of his iordebip, the prossedlage twolsated, alter occupying rather more than two beam PORTSMOUTH. The nomiostion of candidates for the representation of this borough took place at noon yeeterdity, op a hustings ended in Bt. George's-square. There were four candidate. nominated, namely, Sir Janata El tone, Bert., Sr regatta Baring, Bart., Admiral Sir Henry Keppol, and the Hoo. T. Bruce. Sir James Elphinstone brat addressed the crowd assembled in front of the hustings, bat such an inces sant oolee was kept op during the whole of the proceedings, 'Web looted four hours, that it was with difficulty the vari ous spoken were beard eves by pawns steadies is does proximity with them. Oa a show of bands befog taken a majority were held up for Sir lame. Elphiastone end the Hoe. T. Bruce. A poll was dissandad on behalf of Sir P. Krieg sad Admiral Koppel. Dotaa.—Sir William Rumen arrived hero o Wednesday evoking, direct from Masailies, sad eddresesd • area hia mettag at his samorters held at the Eagle. • *Mem dated " Quarantine Harbour, Marseilles, APM gwineakd Me arrival by a few hours. Ia this he says : My etteekteent to the great prind*e of prove,. sad velem is so well known, that an expoat of my Foli ated filth at this moment is quite unneceesiry ; shanM you alp& elect ma, I pledge myself, se your espressatative to the laming pr Ness tepsote my gratitude se you by my daretion to UM* air Willies Russell was re ceived with the vastest eatbmiesre, and at th e esmoineion el the meeting several 176 , ad m kreoas socompsaied him to the Ship Hotel, where iss is eta with his colleague, Mr. Osborne. Os th e sem Sir H. Leeks sad Mr. Nicol addressed a tneedag of their supporters held to the theatre. Oxsoatisnitt.—There is no chance of opposition to Mr. Harootut, Mr. Henley, and Colonel North. OXFORD UN IvaßstrT.—There is no chance of op rsidsa Is Kr. Gladstone and Sir William Heathoote.. _ . HOUTHAIUTON.—A meeting of the friends of Moen Willem and Weguelln too k place at the Victoria nism last erasing, end turned out me of the moot tumul tuous iseethip mar witnessed in this town. Mr. Wegoebn, beim vary ill, was represented at the meedug by Ma eon, • L2.7toung man, who has not left college, but who spoke ly and well. He sod the venerable Mr. Willcox were just listened to and that was all, no other speeker was suffered to tatter a word. All the proceedings were carried oat in dumb show. The hooting. mid noieet MN indescribable. Wiadows were broken sod treats ton up. The Imp Vieloria-room was crammed to saffoestka. A riot was anticipated. The noise and distarbsnce is the .Mot lets at night, between the Seyroouritee end the Meads of the sitting members, win groan. /Mr. Digby Seymour Is ladendigeble 1n iddndaff public postings. The liberal party is spilt late two Ma gnet eseilese. The witting members were no doubt lulled tato • take mu d% sad refrained trots undertaking, what they Amid have isnA a marching census. Kr. tieysear's Omura bow bees onnatuntoately Mittel. He did not seriously enamels the constituency anti the last mama, when It wee too late ter the sitting nomikees thoroughly to bring thole great Masses to bear on the town, and the, ha excited the wens to enthusiasm in Me favour by . ITie powerful oraiorY inirsOurofpopOlar The wells we revered with election brorndes, and the wis dom are darkesed with Lille heeded—. Who is Digby Sey mour ..Who is Mr. Weguelin r Which menials are sunned to the Deseret style which dlitingrshee South ampton election literature. Yesterday the conservatives woe put a perfect fluster by an arrival at the DolpLia Hotel. Up le • late period then was r much ornery about the &revalue If It won the nos with Ike lees ausalt. No or will be marred to dada eery candidate primed et tbe norairtion, end OM Illarra. Willcox and Weiser re compelled so rased • poll. Os Saturday will be Icy& .or of the Brest election bare yr known in the history of Southampton. NOMINATIO] TO-MORROI Drollwich. Great Marlow. Radlington Burghs. Midhurst. I HONDA' Argyllthite. Arinagh Borough. Berkshire. Berwick. Barwickaire. Cheshire (South). Cleckmanaan sad Manor shire. Dort 'shire (North). Dorset hire. Dttrefri. s Burghs. Darheas County (North). Fowl (South). Pliatsbire. Fortheshiro. Glooesstershire (West). 112=tonshire. Berthet4;hirs. MI FIXED. 11, Aram 30. IPakisy. Radnor 13urghs. Wilton. MAT t. Huntingdonshire. Isle of Wight. Limerick. Leicestershire (South). TUESDAI Cambridgeshire. Cheshire (Noah). Dathighshire. Damberion. Darbam (South). Falkirk Burghs. Fiteshire. Barrie (North). Kent (West). Lancashire (North). Lsiosstershirs (North). Northamptonshire (North). Northumberlsnd (South). WEDNESD. - - - - - Corawall (Wee). Duzatdeabfra. lidiebargbACoady). Elea aed Notre. Hu Glamiorgamddre. Bangui** (e Mo ose). ta (sseth). Linhthirwriblis. —•- Laaeeethe (Smelt). Northemptoashlte(llooth`, Nottiogbamabire (South). Osfordebire. Perthshire. Roofre wthire. 6brop•hire (South). Staffordshire (North). Suffolk (y!..0. Surrey (West). Warwickshire (North). Westroorclend. Wigton Burghs. Worcestershire (West). Wiltshire (South). Y, MAT 3. Peebles (Coneity). Rainorthire. Rutlandshire. Shropshire (North). Stsff.ttdahire (South). Surrey (East). Sutberlsndshire. &merest (West). Sours (Eut). Wigionthire. Wilts (North). Worces•crelrire (East). Warwiokahire (South). MY, MAT 4. Kincardineshire. Lanarkshire. Liecolubire (North). Lincoleattire (Smith). Rosbargbahire. S'.nierert (East). St. Andrew's nutria. Yorkshire (Eut Riding), TEILMSDi: asfordahire. LT, MAT 5. Middlesex. Northosobrrhad (North). IMeal and Cromtrty Shires. Yorkshire (North Eidiag). FRIDAY, Glososeterehira (1140). Klreedbrlght. _ . MAT E. SATURD, Armagh County. liadnoroltiro. Or. MAT 7. Yorttbirs (West Riding). MEMBERS RETURNED. Aberdeen Mended 8 r M. Favairr (C). ILendal Lenintle Mr... ______.4 Motesas Mr B. Ea (1. Mr. B. haws 14. Perth )Zr. Kissair4 ( ). Werslart r Sir De 1.6.c7 Inas (L). Sir J. V. Mabry (1). taw intelligent/. EQUI ry COURTS.—APRIL 28. (B-Cure the Mutts' of WI Rohe.) L WORDS." Mr. Palmer rid ke appeared he the plaintiffs is this case, wbo wets Myers. Bradbury sod Evart; booksellers and pub lishers, and joint partners with Mr. Charl.s Dickens in a pffiadictl entitled Howehold Words. The bill was originally Bled for an isjusctien to restrain Mr. Dickens from ea nousemg that the periodical in question would terminate on the 28th of seat mcn , l3, and hie Honour had directed that the annottacemest should he varied, and instead of .sting simply that 9aw.iala Word. wou ld the word,. conducted by Qualm Dinkins" should besdded. He was instructed to state that the difference between the plaintiffs end Mr. -Dickens wee of a personal nature, and did not in the slighter' degree affect the literary or commercial character of any of the parties memorised. He now moved for a decree to enable the order of the mutt for the sale of the property to be carried out under directions by hie Honour, to declare the partnerehip dissolved, and ordering the sale to be effected in the least expensive and most expeditions meaner possible. He would a*, further, that the plant and stock thould be used for the purposes of the periodical op to the 28th of May nest, Mr. Selwyn, on the part of Mr. Dickens, said that under the circommances be didnot see sny substantial objection to the application, but Mr. Dickens hoped that in any decree that might be made his character would not be effected. He contended then between the periodical Howe/told Words and the nem newspaper, to which reference had been 'nude, there was not any analogy, for the literare and mechanical employh en the latter might be disconnected with that journal and it would not affect Its continuance. After sone further remarks the leer:Led counsel said that he would not offer any opposition to the motion, provided that the nisi should be effected Mauch manner se the judge in chara , bens Amid direct. . . 111THonosrWat that the learned Mosel (Mr. Selwyn) mewed to think that the tale would not be for the purpose of disposing of the periodical, but merely the words "Haute hold !Verde," whioh any person might porches@ as the title for another work be might propose to establish. He thought that the parties themselves would beat know how to dispose of the pror.erty.—Derr. granted. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Apin. 28. Sittlap is Basse.—(Befors Lord Cpapbell and Justices Eris, Crompton, sad Hill.) LISS V. TUV QUIkN. This case bas been frequently before the opera The plain tiff in error, Captsia Lees, was convicted by the suthoritlee of Bt. Helena of en offence, and smarmed to a term of fre -447at. Some time ago he was brought up to this court bese en corpus, when hie counsel, under a writ of error issued by the Attorney-Omen!, assigned Terkel reams* against the validity of the conviction, end the farther hear ing of the can wee metponed. Mr. Flood now stated that whoa the 'memento were lost posed the Attormy-General said it was possible • comes would be taken by which the objects of Captain Lem suing out the writ of error might be attained. He wee now happy to announce to the court that such a course had hem taker', that the plaintiff is error had received from her Majoety•free pardoo, and further that theßoard of Trade, after comiderieg the whole circumstances, hod treated the comic , tion se • nullity, sad granted again to Captain Lees a cer- White gambits( him to resume his avocation In the mar duet service. Capitals Lees sow placed himself entirely in his (Kr. Floor e) bands, and cm his behalf be felt it his duty to apply to the coast to discharge the recombanom under which he was bound to prJeeente the writ of error, and to sprzthere posemily from day to day. Campbell—As he his norived the Qom*e free maim that is quite • natter of mars*, sod it is now pro _ . . 111r.ilood trusted his lordship would not think he was doing more than his duty to bringteg the matter again W ho, the court. Lord Campbell—You lave our entire epprohatiou of the line of ooadnot you have punned. Whet more do 7ou want f lir:Flood—I merely ask your lordship for an entry on tbs writ that the recoguteenees are discharged and the hearts' postponed mike Lord Campbell—Let it be so. Sittings at NW Prins, at Osildhall.—(Before Mr. Julia Wightmen and Common Juries.) ALLEN E. MILTON, This wee on interpleader action to try the ownership of =dein goods belonging to a man named Petit, who had boa a haulier at Woolwich. The plaintiff wee a publican at Woolwich, and It a that Petit became insolvent in 1867, after which the = ar t% advanced him money to the estest of 2091., with latish to commence business again, Petit giving him a bill of sale as security, the debt, however, to be repaid by instalments. Petit, ft also appeared, bad had some VII transactions with the defendant, who was a surgeon, who bed obtained a jodg meat against blos,whieh was met by the plaintiff's bill deal*. After hazing the evidence, The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff. This IVY an action to mover compenaatint in d amages for:injurice alleged to have been net through tr thedant'a negligence, by leaving • trapdoor opal, through the plaintiff fah and broke hie arse. The plaintiff is an eatlng•honee keeper, in the City, and the defendant le • grocer, carrying on busier' in Fenchurch street. The plaintiff went to the defendant', shop for some Foar,, end whiffet there he heard a knock at the dafeadenee e door, and on it being retested be went to open the and in doing so, fell throng the trap door, and broke his arm, and was laid up fur some weeks in oonaequenne. The jury ultimately returned a verdict for the plaintiff— Damages, 204 COURT OF COMMON FLEAS.—Apan. 28. &Wage in Benro.—(Betore Lord sad Cockburn, rad Justices Crowder, Wines, By CROCCO T. Till OFFICIAL MANAGER OT ?MR TOTAL sarnsx TANI. - TROCILIDINGS AGAINST ♦ STARE ZOLDS/A. _ _ The plaintiff in this OM bad recovered • Judgment for 106 f. es. against the Royal British Bank, sad failing to satiety the whole of that mama out of the property the hank, lts, by leave of Judge, kneed execattea t the of Mr. Borchett, • shareholder in the k. for U. 9d., the balance, and for costs. Subsequently • =nSllie was come to ia reference to the affairs of the ader the sanction of Vice-Chancellor Kindsraley, hi natation of which Mr. Borchelt paid 1,7161. 111 s. Thet gentleman contended that this payment exo nerated him from all claims in reference to the slides of the bank, and he obtained a rule oalliz sm nri nt the plaintiff to show cause why the entry to thel book, chargieg the setae of Mr. Borchelt with the udgemst debt, should not be struck oat, cr why an retry oteM not be made stating that hie estate yes discharged from liability in consequesce of the compromises. To-day muse was shown against thk rule being mete absolute, and it was submitted to the court that the compromise affected only transactions between the shareholders themselves or between them and the hank, and did not affect the skims of third parties; and Gather, that the judgment having been registered against Mr. Burchett's estate prior to the compromise, it had beams • debt due from him, and had ceased to be a debt due from the beak. Mr. Simon appeared to show canes against the rule, anti Mr. Hansen to support It. The court thought that the original debt having been get rid of by the compromise, the plaintiff could not mooted against the iadividuel shareholder in respect of it. The question, however, whether the pislutiff could recover the costa incurred in reghtering the jedstm-nt sgeinst Mr. Barehttt was one that they would take time to consider. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Arse 28. Sitting' in Banco,—(Before the Lard Chief Baron, and Barons Martin, BrIMMIII, and Channel.) THE ILICTIONS. At half-pest alma the court had some difficulty in pro ceeding with the business, in consequence of the absence of the leading counsel at tbs alsotiona. Mr. Lush, Q.C., haring entered the court, The Lord Chief Berm said they wore =ions to do all they could to swim counsel who were performing a public duty in appearing on the basting; that they might represent their fellow•citzeus in parliament, bat it was impossible to adjourn the court, and they most therefore proceed. The court then proceeded to hear arguments In a care of no general interest. GOODWIN r. . TMNIPASS. This vas an action of trespass heard before Mn Bramwell, at Chelmekrd, when the verdict passed for the defendant; a rule nisi was subsequently obtained to set adds the verdict and for a new trf.l. The defendant bad distralued upon some cattle which bad got on his lend through a gap; end the question was whether he had diertined belicre • reasonable time bad elapsed for getting them out of = Mr. Turner and Kr. Fialascra appeared for the end lir. Hooryasa for Or dotradant. The court roostvod jairmsat. COURT OF ADMIRALTY.—Aran. 28. (Bike, Dr. Laabbutecs.) Till VITA 0111RUDIft -11ALVA01. The Vier Orbender wee • small vessel, a isnot at 75 tone, bound from Cardiff to Riga, with • cargo of railway iron, and while running for the Humber, in mow to take shelter from the tud weather she had 11•00111111und, she tat aground neer the Brun Light, cm the 17th of November last. The salvors were the owners end any of • smack, the tbe Alfred and Lonna, which was on her way to the Dr:Dant, and they claimed the mum of SOW., or shoat * value of the property saved. Dr. Loahington awarded them 120 f. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-Arin 48. (Before Mr. Co.' Ems.) IN X?. RICKAILD 1111DFORD ALLEN. The bankrupt wee en underwriter, demand es of Lloyd's Ceilberh.the, and elsewhere. He wee newly waned sad brought before the megretzetes on a crlethael sharp, the per doslus of whisk were tatlished is the Express. rete wee the exuntestron meeting, Ina the WAN t with now kw& op is essisdr. Mr. Begley and Mr. Plows appeared for the =know There being no accounts filed an adjournment was ren dered memory, but the bankrupt being in court it was rtrdto examine him. bankrupt, having made and stgaed the declaration, was =wised by Mr. &gig. He deposed—l carried on the basin= of underwriter at Lloyd's, a my own amount. Bays done et four years. I had no apantent for • partner ship with any one. I was also a coal merobatt, carrying on buds= at the 'make Coffeohouse. My father was part ner with me in that bueinees. The firm was "R. T. Allen and Son." That partnership commenced in 1834, and cau dated tap to my bankruptcy. My private residence was at Weilhamatow. I left England on the 4th March, having atlesded to my Mires till the preceding day. I bad has mewed with a notice in bankruptcy before I left. I went to Wale. I erased from Dover on the evening of the 4th March, hewing sass to Dover by rail. Next day I left Odds and went through Germany. I stopped at Brands the sat night. and left on Sunday, the followingday. last went to Aix-la-Chapelle, and stayed two nights ; then to Oda= sad Dusseld.rff, where I stayed one night. I seat west to Harbor', and stayed =night ; from thence across the Elbe to Hamburg and Altana, where I stems" six weeks. I wee taken into custody there. I stayed at the Holateiner Hoses while I was at Atkins. I stayed in no other place while at Altona. I was arrested there. I wee accompanied by my wife. I travelled under the name of Chas. Halton. I got a =sport in that name at Calais. Together we had 261 is bank notes, and about 30e. in sever, when we left ; but no securities of any kind. I received 201. at Cologne--a remittance from England. I have not preserved the letter. It was from one of my children—l am unable to my which. It was from one of my married darighten—l believe the one who lives at Camberwell. It some in two letters, in different handwritings, addressed to my wile, in our own name. I had further remittances of M. and 101., which I received at Alfons. I bad left no wed or valuables with my daughters before leaving Eng land, trot my furniture end my wife'. trinkets were left in their charge. There was also some plate left, end the things ordinarily used In the house. No securities fur money were left with any of my family before I left England. I left three younger children in the house—sons, from 9 to 18 years of age. I had made no provision for them before I left. I had no property when I left Maimed beyond my furniture. Throe is eons to be given up to the creditors, except some revendonery property, which may be worth 2,6001., under my mothee's settlement, end about the seine ear payable under the will of en aunt on the death of her husband. I cannot remember any other property that will be divisible among my creditca. I solamsly hooka that I have concealed no property. There are debts doe to me man underwriter. no_ books wire kept by my clerks and my son. The books are in Aesthe te's" with Mr. Sleek. He wee what le called my eshillats at Lloyd's. He wrote for me—that is, signed my wens to tirby my authority. We bad a writ= agramenl es M maseratioo. It ought to be with my papers, many of which were left at Walthamstow, end some at the &maks Coffeehouse. The agreement would be dam 'Mem gimes Very little is due to me in my Waimea of seal merchant. I had given up the greater part of that barter. My Mbar and I hed no periodical settlements; ha leek very little of the profits of late years. Whatever mobs were roads I had them exclusively. Regular books =tenet kept of that bad ness ; scarcely any books lately, except rough entries fa a book, which wen left at Waltharostow. I had so stock la the coal business. I cannot give en idea how easelt I ewe without my books. I mean small meenarasha which were left in my drawers at Waltham. ow. I mnsi tell within 10,0001. what I owe. I should be sorry to do within 20,0001., but I will prepare myself by another times. I had rather not my whether I owe 40,0001. or 80,0001. The Commissioner—Bat you must answer if on can. Beak:opt—l should ray nearer 40,0001. then 80,0001., but I hope that will be taken as • proximate slate meet. I have had property—money left me some Id or 20 years ago, and a smell sum at my mother's death. I had a farm at SittMgbounte, to Kent, which I M. It wee • freehold. It was not built on. I Mai laid alt nothing on that farm. I mortgaged ay lifte leak eent fa the property to Mr. John Smith, endl Metal mad= mortgage lour or five years ago. At ems time lad the re version of • house in Lama. street, Eloodmo's-Ileide ; the life interest was charged to Mr. Smith. I don't know who has the deeds of that property ; they are miming. The rants are payable to my father - I lime received them for him. My interest is contingent on Ma death. I have reirched for the dada but °moot find them. I had also the reversion of a cottage, worth 61. or 71. a-year, at Herne, in Kent. lem oat aware of any other property in which I have au interest at the meant. My bankers were Sapte aid Co. I had formerly es amount at Masterwas'r, but that wee closed two yam ago. In Sep.embee last I sold stock te • Mr. Ashton, and received cheques from biro for the araconnt. The were not paid into my banker'r. Ono for 3001. was sla to Mr. Churchill, of the Stock Exchange, for dl&rencss. I had very large stock transectlons with him oceseimally. I did not keep as accurate account of thaw) traossotlose. I kept same books, one of which I had with me whin arteeted at Alton,. The outride in that book are eared m far es know. One of Aebta's cheques was fur 6461. I have DO re collect tom to whom I paid it. I kept no recorder say cosh trans actions then. I think that cheque wee paid to Mr. Henry Coheo, of the Stock Exebsege, foe difkrencee. That is my Impression ; but lam not certain about it. I had then ao °cants with a great many brokers—all thus-bargains. The ultimate remit ma a great loss. An my losses wars incurred In that way. I mold not state the amount within 100001. The tramectkets had been going on 14 or 16 years. 1 had other sake of stock anbesipmet to September. - There was on amount to large se 10,0601. ; the largest would be 6001. or 700/. to a broker named Sharatt. The proceeds I have no doubt, went to settle differentia. I don't recoil= lel any stock In December. 1 cannot call to mind havingl a i any between that time end my departure from Ragland. I em tru.tee with one Davis, for Suaannah Welch, a widow. I sold some property in which Miss Lusgborae was interested eight or nine years ego. That will appear from my books. I don't thick I made say considers= payment between the beginning of this year end nay keying England, but my beaker's book will ahow. Hr. Johnson (the Okla assignee)—Your banker's book Is nowhere to be found, but I have got a copy of your account from the bank. Examination continued—The last cheque I drew was on the 29th of January. Paymeata continual to be made Into the other account, that of Allen end Roe, at the same bank. I also drew cheques on that account. The back produced (a small 31.m0. diary) contains the account of my stockjobbing irsasactionr. This account shows purchases in October for Ms November amorist of 35,0001, 30,0001., 6,000/ 6,0001., sad 15,0001. of stock. Thetis purchases were ethcted through Sharma. No money word between ua when he made the purchase, but if them was a tom I paid it. Thee am also entries of sales of 36,0001, 30,0001., end 6,0001. through eharatt. I must ham paid him diffsvenose. My jobbing transactlcas were principally With him at that time. My payments In respect of tome transactions were generally by cheques. I did not usnally give bills, but there are two now oat fur old transac , ions, with Mears. Ballattine and Rasd. My last payment for di ff erences was in the present year, to 81mratt. In the last three or four year., my largest payments would be to Ballantias and Read. I had also km* transactions with Mr. Ashton. Many years ago I bad shams in the General Steam Navigation Company, which I sold, and later 70 shares in the West India Mail-packet Com may ; but they have been under pledge to Messrs. °reread, Gurney, and Co. trines January last, as security for an advance of 4,200!. I did sot receive th.t moiety; it want to &dentine end Reed, to pay off previous loam. The mita- Wes of the shams wire leis with Overeat Gurney, and Co. I signed a paper authorising the sale of the Auras if the bell was not met. 1 bare held no other Mares of late years. My wife had **property, no separate 111001110; 600/. or 600/. will come to Me at lino death of bee father. There la a settlement in her favour; the survivios triptsa is Mr. Jams Allen, of Tower.street, my cousin and brother-in-Law. The settlement Is in his 'the examination meeting w+e then adjourned for a month, and the bankrupt was removed in custody. TILE POLICE MUM& MANSION-HOUSE. William Callaway was brought before tb, Lord Mayor charged with stealing 301., the property of his employers, Mesas. Lightly and Simon, wino merchants, of Penchi:lrak street. Mr. Hudson sewed for the proimadias. Mr. F. W. Oirdleetone, clerk to MMUS. Light , and Simon, said the prisoner was recently ta the employment ef the proweutore as CaMorn-house clerk, and bed been so for four or Gcc years. It woe his duty to f ay hike on wham at the Custom-house, and amorist to me tor the same. The each book produced is in his handwrieing, and is made up to the 11th of February, when I gave him 251., for which he accounted. On the mornieg of the 12th of Feb. be applied to me for 241., and then for 64 more, making 501. altogether, with which to pay duties, and left the office as I supposed to pay them, bat ha never returned, and I did not see him again till he was in custody. He has never accounted in any way for the 301. he received. That morning 1 hod received a cheque from Messrs. Lightly and Simon for 601. on Mosare. Martin end Co., which I cubed, and the notes which I gave the prisoner were a portion of these which I then received. The 101. note produced, N 0.27,886, is endorsed w Meows. Lightly end Simon, 123, Fenchuroh.etreet," in the prisoner's hand writing; but I cannot say whether it is one of the notes included in the SOL Mr, J. P. Leman, cashier to Messrs. Martin and Co., de wed that he cashed the cheque for 601. referred to by the in Louse, end that the 101. note produced was one of the notes which be then banded over the counter. Theodore Foffiger„ police-constable 568, sold—About half put seven this morning the prisoner, whom I bed known beforee, canoe to ma at my house is M ask-lane and said, I dare say you are surprised to ma me." 1 told his 1 woe rather surpti,el, and then he I am come to give my self op; I knew you w..ald here the owe in hand." I then took him to the ration-hones. esti, from information I bad previously received, I charged him with sieeliag 301. belong ing to Mes-as. Lightly out Siro,n. The inspector mid to hire, "Then you admit that yon are Mr. Cellaway, and that you took this money;' and he said, " Yee." The Lord Muyor —Did he say what he hid done with the money? Witness-ate, my lord ; bat he had boa out of town with Ids wife. Tietleciner, who had nothing to sly, eras then fully com mitted *nal. Weird Matted W W Luull lEms NAM et lk• 14 " . " GYM. la the City or Lon , o Mar. st Oilles. is UMW& SWIM. 111 IS Fraud ot Amu.% UM SOUTHWARK. Mr. Nathaniel Bertlsr,V;sieatabie;lookicw middles-aged person, described as a gentleman maidiog at No. 29, rcy street, Dublin, was oharged with nalawfully travelling is a luggage van on the South Romero Railway, and endangenng his 1115 and the lives of other, by openieg a door while the train Irwin motion. . . Hz. Robins= ' the chief law clerk to the company, with Mr. Dyne, the eutenntendent of the liar, attended to Henrypresents. Stuart, a guard in the employ of the South Rasters Railway Company, said that he had charge of 7.10 train from Strood on the prer loos eveniag, and on arrivmgatNew- cram ha assisted in putting the passengers into the carriage sad shutting the doors. His place wee In the break *Newt meat, next to where the luggage was deposited, sad no pas ' senger was allowed to eater either. Shortly after the train started, and while they were going at the rate of twenty miles en hour, witness heard the slamming of a door. He instantly looked out of the break window , lad maw the door of the luggage compartment open, swinging to and fro, with the prisoner holding on. Witnera was struck with tenor at the prisoner's position, as well aa the great danger to be appro. handed by the door coming in contact with anything on the line. He, however, at the ink of his life, left the break van, and crept along the edge of the carriage to the luggage van, when he fortunately succeeded In closing the door of the hatter, and returning to Wooten place. AA soon as the train arrived st London.bridge witness immediately . communleatel with Hr. Dyne, the Math n-master and superintendent of the See, who gave the prisoner into custody. The prisoner said that he did not know how he got in the lump van. He found the door open after the train started from New Cross, and, fearing a collision with some abut ment or other impediment on the line he endeavoured to shut lt. . . . ii;..itobinaon raid that it wed an indictable offence, and as it was of such a peculiar nature, perhaps his worship would remand the prisoner, to enable him to lay the cats before the manager and his superiors. Mr. Burnham considered that such a proceeding was neces. vary, and, under these ciroumstatoer, he should remand the prisoner until Wedneeday neat, but accept bail for his appearance. MARKETS. COTTON.—Ltriaroot., APRIL 28.—The tales of cotton to-day ars sstima.ed st 2,000 bake. The derssed to-day has bum vary limitid, with a large supply dieting, at prices generally id. to id. per lb. deoltas from Thursday last. WOOL AND WORSTED.—MIaDFORD, APRIL 28.—Tles news this morning throws groat gloom over the =that, sad there is really little or nothing doing. The grea!eat caution L exercised by spinner., end very few mime( wool have been affected. Lower prices would be accepted if a lot could be removed, but this is not practicable at present. Neils and aborts are dull of sale, and prices are stationary. There is no change in yarns ; the enmity being takes into =sump tics so peaked export . The housesexpo are very quiet sod are doing nothing. In piecee there is quite a standstill. The upset of affairs on the Continent is such sa to induce the greatest motion on the part of the merchants, sod thee is I much less buoyancy is the market than there was a week ego. Manufacturers, however, bare been so long working to order that no effect bee been as yet produced, nor can there be till the orders yet unexecuted are nearer completion. CORN.—IIIIIMINGNAN, Arum 28.—At Glouceeter and Woe-meter markets, oa the 23rd, wheat was 2e. per quarter dearer. Barley unaltered. Oats &drat:toed Bd., beans end per Is. per quarter. During the present week, little wheat has been offering, and pima an nominally 2s. per quarter higher. Barley no dearer. Oats, Mane, sod peas held for L. per quarter more mosey. Besides the advance of 3e. to 4e. per quarter on wheel, at Woherhampton, yes'etday, the millers speed to raise the retail price of flour 35.44. par seek. At this day's market, there was a fair supply of wheat, which sold readily at en arena of Ba. per quarter. Barley, oats, sad peso, dd. to L. per quarter dearer. Beans fully L. per quarter higher. The maims rimmed the retail price of dour a further Om Bd. par sack, makdng 10s. per sack in the wek. 3avizu, Aram 28.—We had a fair supply of wheat ; the market was in • very suitable stets, owing to the almost ewtaisity of war and the possibility of the country being in volved in it. Extravagant prior were eked, and a great advance given, ranging from de. to Bs. per quarter, the aver. age advance tiling 6s. a qr.; a good clearance w effected. Barley w firm Is. to 2a. a qr. dearer. The top price of rd wheat wan 265. a each. Wheat, best, 46e. to 625.; mt&1661&461. to 461 .; ditto. interior, 82s. to 38s. Barley, 211 n to Oats, 22a. to 325. Neu, 40a. to 46e. Peas, 42a. to 48s. Dour, gee, 54a. to 36e. per oak; ditto, moonda, 30a to 34e. -- --- MANCHE/171A APRIL 28.—Theire WY • large attendance at this morning's (marker, but the boas= prang was not on the whole artmedmi. Wheat met a fair male, at an im provement of 4a, to is. per quarter since this day minnight. Flour was generally held above the views of boyars, and the few sells effected were at 3s. to 4s. per sack MOM matey. Oats were 2d. per 46 lbs. and oatmeal la. per load dearer. Indian corn and beans am each Improved lr. per quarter. NEWARK APRIL 27.—At to•day's corn market there was • mode ms show of wheat, and, with an improved de mand, prime week. to te. higher then those of the previous wee. lied wheel my to quoted at 40a. to 475. ; white, 44e. to 13.. per 36 atone. TMn wee not quite so mush doing to Imam grinding (patties realielog late rates—namely, Us. te Mu per 30 atone, and ntatlag qualities selling at full prime—Os. to 424. per qr. Beams were a small supply, and reamed is. per qr. more money, prices ranging from 44a. to 4Se. per 3$ atone. Oats were a small show, and quite as dear as last week—namely, Us. to 30a. per 24 stone. • - • • • • NEWBURY APRIL 28.—We had a go od 'apply of wheat, which was eliwred at an advance of ful 6s. per qr. from lest week. Greet excitement prevailed. Barley, oats, beam, and pan made Is. per qr. more money. UXBRIDGE, APRIL ZS—Thera la a better supply of wheat to-day, which meets with a brisk demand at an advance. of 4e. to 6a. per qr. Spring corn le in mom demand, and brans and oats an Is. per qr. dearer. •-• • Wasaaroan, Aram 27.-I'he warlike intelligence of the lad few days bee had a very exciting effect on our market. rho amount of business transacted has not been large, how ever, as sellers hardly know what to oak. In the rein effec ted, an advance of about Is. 6d. per boiled has been realised for wheat and Indian corn, and 6d. more mosey for oats. Barley analter,d in value. Flour 2s. per sack dearer. EDINBURGH, APRIL 27.—1 n the market today there were 1,266 qrs. wheat, being 9 leas than last week-36 qrs. uneobL Barley, 1,086 qrs., being 76 qrs. more than had week-311 qrs. unsold. Owe, 1,706 qrs., being 22 more than list weak-310 qrs. unsold. Beane, 280 qrs., being 68 mom then list weak-7 qrs. unsold. As compared with LA week —Wheat was 4s. up on top, aid 4e. 4d. up on avenge. Barley was Is. 6d. op on top, and le. up on average. Oats were la. 6d. up on top, sad 9d. up on average. Beene were 24. 6d. up on top, and Is. 7.1. up on average. Good supply, toady Wee, sad priors considerably letter. Prices per imperial qr.:—Wheat, 435. to 6.3". 6d. Barley, 2111. to 38e. 6d. Oats, 20s. 61 to 28s. 6d. Beans, 425. to 46e. 6d. Weight of top—Wheat, 6631ba. ; barley, 57elbs. ; eat', 46115. ; and beans, 6811ba. CATTLE.—EDINSUROIL. Aran 27.—The supply of sheep this morning was 6,676, being 600 more than lest weak. On account of the large supply sales were doll, and price, down from Is. to 2s. a head. Top price of the best mutton, Bd. ; current, 71d. ; middling and Mfeelor from 6d. to 7d. per lb. Lambs from 265. to 32e. pu bend. A clear ance not effected. The supply of •tG was large, then beteg 973, cr 291 more than hat market. Balm were air dull, and prier down from 3d. to 4d. per Moro. Satre= to= 7s. 9d.; top current, 7s. ed.; current, ys. Gd.; m sod inferior, from 6s. to 6s. Gd. per Imperial stone. Fed pigs trout 6s. to sa. 6d. per imperial state; six weeks' old du., from 6s. to 13s. • hrd. There were in the market to-day—sheep, 6,676; fat cattle, 973; hen do., 77 ; milch cow, 142; pip, 403. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alert) (barque) from Sydr.ey 444 Loudon 14 day; Fob. 1, lot 11 24. S. los 134 44 E. Blooded from Leaks foe Quebec 9 dap, April SO, lat 69 11 N. Sali 1410 W. Houpor (WIWI. for Mauritius, Marc& If. Meawraad Van !yrk (Dutch guy). trots London for Msibrainto, Marets tt, lat oo a 11, 100 Id 34 W. emoted. from Foselmealeo foe Landau 91 days, April 11, tot $4 IS N. lossiss . . Span (ASA W. lAssosstas for LcsAlcs 91 days. Ns 6, IN 52 Si B. Mal SS Viimelra lN (Alp), Tim 19ydser for Loads', Marsh 911. Ist 12 ST 11,1 of BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BINTEB. 111111[BWIL—Apett . IS. at or otalaboaae, wee genie. Tartishtn. the Vile of J. lib thee* lbw. am 01t11190N.—April It at Alleoixe, Merton. Della. the Idle of P. Grim, Ifq. of • pan. 'JAFFNA DYN.—April 21, at Caropien hitt.tereeee. Kintner/a. the 1. lie of 0. D. Flaotasdes. Tee.. .1 • we. TO BlTT.—Aprll N. at Utalawtok Rem. the wife of Yr. T. B. TOM; of a deeehter. MARRIAGES. BOWMAN —KKAItII.I4.—A IA at St. Beesabae. Lada. by Oa Rev. N. Dreamt% Mr. D. P , amu, of Carrictmo a:dead). to iftpas. deaden of tbe latc Mr. J. Rambo, of LACY W MTS.—April 2.5, .-tr. jillbeek I . lo.daf. Robert Linton. Kea of tit° tato P. Lacy. Ea, el Belgravia. to Isabella Marta. daughter of J. Walt*. Req. BCOTT—DAV I DSON.—Aprfl .1. at tba Murat of St. Iferyleboae. by the RV. C. J. P. Km Rector of the parish. Idea daughter h ugbtar of J. L .41 tub Scott. ~ of Bombay. te LUllto Itobnaca, ° Dav lap ideon. Req., of ge t tipper Ilearlarat. DiCkTIN. XX TWIOLI.—Apra al Liverpool. Salsa Joata.daughlw of Ur. W. UMW % tonagrly at Bolton GOLDBallt —Apra r. a W. radars*. el Jogus'a Gam Regaat to lark art er • Was lama la Ws dad mg. alr lase Woo Glvl.ltrultl. Yes. P. It 1, Pam do Goidentld of On Marlow of Portugal. WlNDlll.—Lpriairg. mkt ot kW T. B. WWI,. 1.1..ae Dgarteldga. WlN mud N.-4411 Wins. tees. of Cligisis-real. &M. a. WOOD.—Apta 96,N Damostlesy. XL T. 1,609. WA W.