The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-24 00:00:00

FRANCE. (rams ova own ooninsuanizre.) PARIS, SATIMDAT The Misritrior contains a very important circular from General Espinases, Minister of the Interior and Public llskty, to the prefects of France, recom mending timm,ln terms which amount to a oommaisti, to see their influence and, if necessary, their authority " to sward the Modem of all the hospi tals and charitable headed.= is France to sell their reel property sad laved the proceeds in the teede. ro diew the ad es venlegis of the coarsecoarse restumessded the *ester stat : Aermakits Mr dr 100 l secoas ts, the rename drered fred Wel psigrty eon ed =MI IS or a dare dor lb pr orb T , le dr ern Ira g• Ire beaded the re t= mad rise of these bele let Gator the odor herd, the derided estaiddrpeek dlet delr prusede this Worths pepirty, reimai4 orals is rid el de peer vie relebe ihdr 41. )y the sale d this Wel erl the ineerrat_of deposals Is the pehlis the arepre d their dedlehderehliddeelo moil be rand Med •11 the Webb ad of raft oder thou re stedde, IPSINI dr bar es alai they ere speed, et the are tree that Utah , ~..rd woad be letweeed. TM Woke gives the following ea an example of 'with night be the rash : • beige meth pedasiag at the rate of 2 pet mat., if lull Ist 100,000 E, sad dot tau Invested in Throe per Cents. al 701., swat ream a note at 4,2041. By capitalisiag ovary yew • %nth petof the hiterint, or 4W, the east of say ham 611 `tie roves would be obviated, sail as im mediate isereele of itstease of 1,5661., or abaost &ebb, that which was moiled boos the proporty la had, would be obtained. In order to stimulate the prefects to =upon Amity trustees to force them to divest el of their real property, the Minister of Public Safety assuss the prefects that the Em peror will look with *favourable aye upon sock of them as may distinguish themselves by contributing to the sucess of the unsure whab km Majesty has at heart. Thus the work of centralisation —or, as moms call it. Socialimn—goss on. The trusters who may have more enaldento in the broad moss loft by the founders of charities than ia the paper if a despouo government, will have mull chasm of exercising those legal right@ which the circular ad mits, while suggesting a variety of indirect molls by which thoy may be over-ridden. The Chilons trial concluded yesterday. The pro ceedings were uninteresting. The leader of the inmate of March last wu absent. The public pro secutor contended that the accused were enemies of society, members of the Marianne, and bent upon pillage. Their counsel struggled against the impu tations, denied that there was any legal definition of a " secret society," and insisted that their clients were simple-minded people, who had been led astray by leaders who had escaped. A telegram staters that the court condemned fleecy to four years' imprison ment and 4,000 E Ares ; Tree's, I)ouard, and Pouget to two years and 100 f.; and Blanc, Catherine, and Berthaii to one year and 100 f. Three others were condemned to three months' and three to a fortnight's im • t. The thirteen others were acquitted. Rosier, the brother of the Lieutenant Rosier who was murdered by hie comrade, Lieut. de Mercy, has died of a brain fever brought on by the excitement occasioned by the death of his brother and the trial in which he was a witness. The coin cidence of this event, with the commutation of Lieut. de Mercy's sentence, naturally exciter public atten tion at a moment when, with respect to military crimes, there is so much reason to call to mind the motto of the Edinburgh Rerun., "Jude: damnatar cam omens abeolvitur. The Paris conferences met to-day. In all proba bility they did not proceed to business, but the un expected result of the Cardwell motion, removing the difficulty which was grievously felt here as to the competency of the English cabinet to treat effectually on behalf of England, makes iiseibable that the pienipotentiaries will est to work In earnest. It is rumorred t t next meeting will be on this day week. The sitting of today did not take place in the famous saloon in which the treaty of peace was signed after the Russian war, but in Count Walewski's study. With the exception of Count Walewaki, the president, none of the first plenipotentiaries who met on the memorable occasion of the termination of the Crimean war were preeent today. Austria was represented by Baron Hubner, England by Lord Cowley, Sardinia by the Marquis de Villanaarina, Prussia by Count Hatzfeldt, Russia 1 , Count His meldßaron (in the place of Brunnow , and Turkey by Fuad Pacha (instead of Djemil Bey . The Palris, in announcing the marriage of M. Roux de Bretagne with Mdlle. Ainsworth, a daugh ter of an Eogliah engineer of great celebrity tn Holland, observes that the legal publication of the banns of marriage illustrate the efficacy of the new law on titles, since M. Roux de Bretagne is described as an miler, a term fallen into disuse in France, but which is equivalent to " Esquire." The bride is stated to be a relation of Mr. Harrison Ainsworth. M. Haves, the founder of the lithographed political correspondence bearing his name, which has been well known in Europe for the 'sat quarter of a cen tury, died yesterday at the advanoed age of 76. Reim sincerely regretted by a large circle of literary ae quaintanam. The Bourse was • trifle firmer. The Rents rose Sc. for cash, and 10c. for account, closing at 69.73 in each ease. Mobilier fell 1.2 i. There was very little change in railways. The Time was seized to-day on account of an article on Count Migeon's election, the reproduction of which the censors, with singular Inconsistency, allowed to pass unmolested in the Sun. The ones famous Ranelagh, which of late years hem been in • state of decadence, was opened on Thursday evening under a new management, the administration of the Concerts de Paris. The gardens have been greatly enlarged, and there were " extra lights" enough to have rejoiced the heart of Mr. Simpson. An orchestra of 80 musicians led by Arbon played a concert, after which there was dancing uof old. It used to be said, as an objec tion to Esnelagh, that you had either to walk home from the Bois de Boulogne after midnight, or to pay 20f. for a carriage, if you mild get one. The ra& way which puts a girdle round Paris—the chnosios de fee de censtaire = has altered all this. Trains be- ierees the Rae Bt. Larare and Ranelagh rua every ball hour for ten eons there and back. THZ PAPAL STATES. Wr IL The trial of the bursitis Canspana Wl. , ans Ma of the most extraordinary cases which has bean entgened to judicial cognisance of late years in Ras" foe ow bezzlenaut of monies appertaining to the 8... Monte di Pis* or government loan Aloe, of which be was director, to the tone of nearly a million of anidi 5 100,0000. hie been definitively referred to the criminal tribunal presided over by Monsignor BagrettL The marquis had appealed aguiaist the competency of this tribunal, upon the grossed that the Sacra Monte di Piati was an establishment ex clusively dependent upon the ecclesiastical hounds of the government, or, in Roman phriesolocr, the meet reverend Apostolic Chamber, which pommels a tribunal expressly set apart to take cogaleance of all oases connected with its own peculiar branches of the administration. On Friday last the marqaWs ob jection to the competency of the criminal tribunal was presented, strangely enough, to the criminal tribunal itself to deeds opoo. The revolt WY, as might have been expected, that the criminal tribunal declared itself perfectly competent, and as the ones has been pushed on with urgency, and the intentions of the government are pretty well known, rem astonishment has been felt that the Muis Om, pans, of European reputation ea a profound arehrec. legit and liberal Mecsenas of the arts, should have brought himself into so disgraceful a parttime. The only point to be objected to in this mods of pro ceeding of the government, admitting the fall gravity of the offence, is the hindrance thrown in the Marquis's way with respect to a public trial and an unshackled defames. Oar British ideas of justice are very seek shocked at the prisoner'a advocate being required to submit his speech for the defames to the previous cannorship of the president of the very criminal tribunal which is to give sentence. T'he Marquis Osmpsns feel' perena&d that if he could at the present moment negotiate the sale of his museums, and so liquidate his liabilities towards the Monte di Pieta, all would be forgiven, and he would go forth scot free ; but a transaction of that importance cannot be concluded so rapidly. Never theless a friend of his has undertaken to write to the British government upon the subject, in the Ushops of her Majesty's ministers making as o ff er in me. The Pope is still at Ciotti Gandolfo, amusing him self by visiting the environs of Albano and Frascati, and consoling with hie presence the inmates of the various monasteries and convents scattered about the Alban hills. Audiences to generals, mioisters, and cardinals occupy the mornings, and his Holiness appears to be as much immersed in business abroad as at home. Amongst other pests at the Pope's table on Sunday was the Baron Rosen, major demo to the Grand Duchess Helen, who had come to pre sent her imperial highness's respects previous to ker departure from Rome. The gran d cloche's set out this morning for Civita V war steamer is in reedinses to convey her to Nice. The current gossip, with respect to the King of Naples's curious visit to the Pope at Porto d'Anzio, 1 1 is that his Majesty purposely delayed his arrival in I order to avoid seeing his sister. It is reported that the King and his Holiness came to an understanding with regard to the sale of the Duchy of Benevento by the latter, but this appears very improbable, The most amusing part of the King's visit wee the arranging of the royal party for the night, the King and his family occupying the lower story of the Franciscan convent, whilst the Pope withdrew to the upper. King Ferdinand himself gave the minutest instructions to the Pope's steward respect ing the style of feeding required by the junior mem bers of his royal house, and court distinctions were sufficiently observed, even in such an emergency, by the preparation of eleven different tables for the diis.l tingoished visitors. Arrangements were made for, treating the King moat royally on the following dry iho wrailier .0ta5.1.6 winewbsi better, kis Majesty re-embarked for his stronghold at Gaeta, his attendant, only getting a taste of the Pope's good cheer before starting. Exchange on London, 487 f. Roman Canso* 94g. THE EXPRFSS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 24, 1868. of human intelligens. The question wee, bad ther= 14 Int they were entitled to say to this court, " We, as hare 6 right to our certillose." Had they ever shown lisusives entitled to preludes P They had certaialy diem seeiteetoes attention Is Ifs interests of their me- Ors does their bantiregesy, sad Kr. G the add argark hod espered his peat tick serer If the sour kis week pare at aD their cendeet before their the sniper wen sot deakens of interposing any le • lenleat cossideestien et the case, but they left it with dr kart. Ns. JAM/at rid the bankrupts could lei eseeplain of west of ingerienes. They wen net wither ~sins, for la 11111 the lea 101 stupsnded murk The pest ground tapieki ene est Itrdegedis ef the ensineres lad been by the lerbugle le thsk rhea leeke—the eel the hiswery. The rimer le Ideegiterson led km ash in the rest maim roses, and thin was no preef an ass single eterion, had they asked fir ef Mien her ids led been Ind net MO bar the innintris le bin. The het = d i albs was t n pidd hi sin Orr he west abroad mar here reinesil he hug before their failure, that the dub/ was kirkbbeeppuMkasar. Nordic's debt, in like manor, W beat i• Ibir hair den yews, end hed gone on inereseleg. That deli led been estintsted in 1852 as worth 6,8261. ; they only asesnel dna to have had a surplus of 11,0001., ear hat of which lodoneed to the father's estate ; consequently, this debt turning oat% be bad, the surplus muddled at once. In 1886 a farther Is. of 3,0001. was known te have been in curred by Thompson's debt. They had still pre on slating hiregrary pride. by competing interest on these bed debts, when, to many, there were no poke whatever, the business ban eostbeeted at an absolute lose The bank had been kept ops from 1862, merely as a convenience, and for the purposed the bankrupts themselves. In het, In the interval sines Way, 1862, notwithetandhsg the bad debts then existing Is the amount of 42,8404 they bad iaourred other bed and &Judd debts of 50,4901. Thus had they squandered aza t i the hard earnings of those who had deposited them for safe custody . When the stoppage, so lettl e atY•di at length came, to meet debts of 110 0004 they had only 90,000 f. of assets. In the list of credi to rs thine were no lees than sixty-six sick clubs and bens& societies, to the amount of 8,2001. There were forty. eight executors and twelve trus tees who were creditors for 20,0001. There were ninety holders of notes for 1,2951, end 700 dqoieters and customers, whose claims amounted to 98,1222. The result of the failure had been to reduce many from a state of comfort to one Of poverty, and So involve many reroute of carousers and trainees in expensive • on. Be submitted that the car t/Sues should be raheed altogether, and that the protection ought so be withheld. Mr. Leyte, for the bankrupta, 'eked far en adjournment, It Wag then kelf-past font o'clock. 'MIDDLESEX SESSIONS (Balm tha Amitteat Judge, it Westaitotter.) Tll ILP/AL 0111113011 00/1/PANIAL-APPIAL. Seaowlhoard Nedeeild, a driver in the employment of the General Omnibus Company, an the Brerepton line, ap pealed spinet a coasted= by Kr. Poynter, the police ma enads, tutelar ths Metropolitan Stage Carriage Act, for wanton and reckless driving, and upon which be was sen tenced to two month M the House of Correction. 14. Metaslfa and Mt. F. 117;;; porTert the appeal, = for the General Omnibus Company ; Mr. H. Gifford ap in support of the conviction for the Metropolitan Omnibus Company. This case arose from the system of " nursing" pursued by the drivers of the two companies, and it wee alleged against the appellant that on one occasion, in the Broom ton-road, be wantonly his horses in the way of one of the Saloon cennibtures, which, by the oollision that waned, was drives into•• cab-rank. As to the fact of which driver wee to blame then wee testimony. the witnesses on one aide averring that the t wee not to blame, and that the collision wee owing to hie endeavouring to avoid a brotigham, end through the carelmenses of the Babas driver ; on the other, that it was a deliberate end wanton gewgaw an the pert of the appellant. It was &pond that • great deal of " slang" and char' bad ban exchanged betimes the drivers, Lod that one bad several times threatened to double the other and his omnibus up, while the " nursing" wee gotag on. The court, after • long hearing, decided that in the terms of the &eviction the appellant bad been proved guilty of an bet d wanton and realms driving, and that the convic tion was a one. The t wee therefore committed to the House of Correction, to undergo the term of two months' imprison ment Ardstaat Judge said he learnt from magistrates who at ht Petty fiessione that theme cease of drivers running against eas another were very frequent. By such conduct the amity 01 the public was trepanned, sad the pro=ters themselves ought to strictly prohibit an of the Costs wen ordered against the appe which would be paid by the ccenpany. Vary Ann Gro;;;;;; - indkt;r for keeping a common 26, Upper Creorge-strest, Edgware-road; mums and liar, Oaainp, the like, 26 Cirreoester-plaos • and Theism Brain, the Won 4, Buckin gham-street, Meryl:Acne. They pleaded guilty, and were ordered to enter into sureties to appear for judgment at the next asenons. These oases were rerouted by the parkh Marylebor, which wee represented by Mr. Moos* instructed by it,. Randall. The counsel for the dehndante were Mr. Cooper, Mr. Sleigh, Mr. Ribton, and Mr. F. H. Lena. Mr. Metcalfe pruned that the defendants should be punished by way of example, particularly sa they bad been conducting their horse sine ray wen indicted le the erne way es bans, but the court thought the ennui adopted ealikdent at t, but if the ddnadrite did not deist from their Ira k they would be punished sevently. wake'', Goners Barlow, convicted on a former day of obtaining money from a publicise by fake reresentations about moan property in Chancery, was brought up far aat jadg- A km. coavicdon for fraud was put in against him, ea the court sentenced him to twelve months' hard labour. ILatu intdltgence. NIFT/LOPOLITAI COMM 0003S0. NNW usgsrded far dr ragas wet Vigour's's'. V. dardsalre—Morkv. May ; Weimar. M; Tiandp. or laardp Ig. droassoso. lortaaspa4.—Wsdardir. MI. S. sad two follow. 1 1■ dim ow a t,: , .... r zczawitzierzwray. May ff. sznasara. Orgrastrist.—Suric 141 M. rid two follorsi 46 a4ri :1~ irsopasKirdig. Up ; Vadassir. IL 27 17:1 Low tiodsdrd-briddra-tridai.llar Si; Thenday. EQUITY (DAN ths Naar of Ila La.) LT 22. DaPOOIT 11 - XD ORIVIALL L. 1711 £SIIV/LAX . CI COMPANY, Ia this enee—the sTmineent la;hich was reported in our impremke if the 10th al Marek—judgmest ins given to-day. The short comes, of the from is as iallows : The cues y, after cerryiag ea basiree fir some and lapsed* a very Lege amount of messy, a report, is 1864, to which day described the state of the tEvlpolY us nil flourishing, stead Ile booms at about 10 . 00 01., and aildal that, se • vary paltablelcien deportment had ben added to the origtesl briars of the company, it was proposed to Mee new aliens to the amount of 100,0001., for the purpose of working it effectually. Mr. Ayres took sours of the new shores, awl though he aftarwarda attempted to repudiate them, he had bon eampeiled by a court of law to pay rep the deposit, sod calls. This wee in 1866, when the Wel vent amain of the cesepsay was iniknews. • low months alawinsde the was, payment, and was wined up mil the woe, whither Mr. Ayres was liable to lie pined on the list of cantrilarcalles. fib chid direr wee that he wee Wooed to take the share= nehrepterentenme co the revert. Muth was gene ine se to stn sine of the mmeper7, width the Moor al the Rona mind at the that whoa the preeperity report wee kneed, the Nub of the MD pay, man Nit had sell m e et oms and fentitare, would hen hem ineelkelent Ile by about 7,8001. Under these elrefamsmess hie Ficreeer held that th e com- . pear could aot Iske wheatmeal ths dessuitits by which Mr. Ayres lad hen Weed le soli ism, and that he nuns b. strike el how ths Urn of emeributeries.Hr Rt es send net k was no dice that al do6der:ly speared much Ism es the books thee it really wee, knew the directors NM bead to know the reel lea id the =Spay ; end swam at the baths themselves these spriusewl a delitieney d, under musk eirosasiseess,the slieswol whisk ho lern made el the piesionme lies el ths ems pea woe such se must hare deluded the who pith Seth le W. It me wholly immaterial kr the proses ot this gmedra whether the directors peressalty heraw - the reel m ust elide deliciewey. The osswpany vise beat by this stalsommt, end moth sot call spa say ono who Mt bewt hashed by it to c!rsteibuteto that loom _ - Mr.fiegry - ieek l4:l3lciesows wore for the official ma uve ; Mr. Palmer end Kr. Roxburgh for Ayres. COURT OF COMMON PLEAB.—MAT 22. Malmo la Haaeo.—Bsilm Lawd Odd Judea Cockburn, aad Joe**. William, WUlaw, sad Bylaw.) IeILUNII I. JOTICIOR.--11•11.01e ADVAXCI 1011111. The plelatif i Wee .led era es Wynne, note for 61. her • arms ammeilleahaaHM, sad hr pat of It bad add Ma gene tad= tad had era Led Me WIWI in race= ! The =ha wee reagle la the harp Gear MlArtwool to resew aareat of tie adores web Mr the slipover, I rid airs triel it was stated thet the phiMlLr Hl l bad set bee& dear of him. weal. bar =mpg ride I= le Id. it UN note At the =al the was kr Ss 181 .11111/061, 0114 NM the prier applied= wan at err a redid for re *NM= gi. To-day um= ma tee= =the role le eats $ redid for the pistil rade Mr. the Gray appeared to =ow can= and Yr. Brett to imp port rule Tie advance note in aeration was In these terms " Tat days sits ua r da dre li theili Athlone sails boas the port of Liverpool I, the do hereby promise end ager to pay to any we who advance to Ruben Hill on this agree ! not N. (the war of 61.), provideed th e rid Reuben Hill dud ed lade said *hip from Liverpool . " It was objected that the phdasid could not recover on the note, inasmuch aa be bad sat =vaned Hill the whole amount of 61. in money ; but ea the other hand it was said, that if that were No a* seder seeid maim use of hie dv®r note, insemisob se se sae would admen the fall moans of the mete without either Mimed or profit. The very eldest of notes of tae Idlnd wee that sailors should ores doer at to go ma fa. IMpoweee would not a vers amp it taller le If Ise MI the rim would pro =beamed whe. wed= ; bed V are wars given eadledging-heire repel weals orb the sots, be they dew when bled aft= trey tailor in Liver • sad the. could, to tom =lrk Isla their gokag to an. Of necessity, however, err pissias PIA le paid for the risk they ran. Tba legialater, with the view of pre. vendee tho sailors from berg =pond on, hid Mend wri est eartiseler upon soles 01 this bud; bee hard= agai lass theued bow advantageous those =tie eadthenhee every sishelebie newiteena bed been removed. opaillus, berg one 411 eirdirable hopertrace, was burghs him lrd* for the purpose el obtaining se arboritative daddea. The Odd Judo. was of opinion that ths Tub should be redo sholnin. HY kedship, after &MY( the foots of re SINN thst be thorsit that where per were wholly or la pert Om Re e are of this khbd dr sots err be rs km& liras ri this - bed busts re s post sentor al err and won resi Is be et is los lap- Assn Iswirt than thr leis MO per is rod or k Mseer Imeellork reed It; bat trp arm Id Ore seer they mil reds dere% rid other three aredol to iltdr eueret rim la mop. It scald rad, Me cermet proteettor S Woo Mil thee re are woo bed brow ersilor bed pt thowheis a parte, the voloo in gook It wow* IS wig wire wear km bus the sibs tf re sou bed bra Is war; tut ors ars be *M OS thee the soft roil ler bus Wires& [No doer perms took elvesless et the dresnotroor of ars to snort hes them a Yr. &tarok bet ardlote Mr Aar people srot de their bed to peter thoorder ; ad tto reerestrot 7rooki be Friar If the eat were to drellirludilMi MIS e*1821.0. Er. Sian umo amiss Dyke aosmaL Kr. loin VON* liessour, vw alseely d a mammy =lt won • aralla fir Sr jmy whether tho atom Ile *ft of dr age* an was • aro la elite *a *big udialmiak Alia AIM the war or - jar OM par mom se !la obrialA no (farm afie amory Night be •11**81 /Wise lacks I bat I pa be oiaL, lowa. la the wary ws, Amaeb 4111 trilba foodama UM 01116 wi iihnost boo • roma is wtable to gnaw hamosif is • afar. A I=l igif weak him, hes boner able than is mut to 'lmam pm* isall le armed la thus uarioes prallb, or Ilkihs, as was sappoasd, Y.awLW Wary Wild Odle ban lioldio dr prattler. HeWl•portiewhir *MI* *Or 11**Ift of otairakaio; art osuilusi MI Iwo *ea hiliallos yr** ocalossiod fro tbfwg=Oft for *a ow* *ow that amollar Wag was ardvoist is k. quoilla ma, ',biotin. a advises of IL lA* h aver.. was es aim* of 130. la toraor, secovelage to the set.; V be *NM Moo dragbi thot or awn of the yap of the veil wadi haw aft Oft It or oat The payawat Ira pods am oquivakaa taa of slaw. tor Ira warm be thaw* that the shoot b• dleaborpi. Bab dmida. 00URT OF EXONEQURR.--May 22. T. raw th• ersi do, of Trlmby ?Ink the Inns tome of Vie oenrs, the Lord Ode Dam, NM Isms Malik lusisassil, sad Wassaa seek their seats sa ths barb at 10 ekal. PIM IP. PatCL—CANOXLLIa 0 WILLS. This ass la salon of Med at Brecon Wore Mr. Jtsatlos Crovar, the plaktMf ailsobag, as she be* at-hnr, the property in guidon. by the deities the testator be awthd We deaghter, Marla Ana Powell, the ails of tithe Powell , erode hour mad lands In trust for bar three children, the property berg shared with hi jut debts and funeral exesams. It wee proved at the trial that the testator . ' met having remoneleated with him on the lab- Jet rtf the wM he said be eimald destroy ft, sad ea his Math, • ficaright afterwards, the will was bead with the seal ton o la Rawls@ the three final haters of the word AnteraL The jay found that the terror bed tors the real with the intend= of revoking it, and the learned judge re 'erred the point whether, under the oireamatenre, there had her. a rofficirat revocation of the will. A rule to set ride the verdict was sahsequently obtained. Mr. Malkuialt now showed canoe against the rule, and eon- Mailed there had been • sallicient myrrh& within the meaning of the 6th erection of the Statute of Frauds, Gad the 20th section of the 7th William IV. and Ist Victoria, a. 1111, witch enacted that wills should not be revoked abrades than by bunting, tearing, or otherwise doying by the testator or some peter by hie direotka In his The question for the oourt wee, whether this trill C is ha . I revoked by the teasing of the testator with the Intention of revolrMg ft. The Lord Chief Baroa—The only quokka far as is whether what was dose read, by say possibility, be sufficient within th e starts. There is no Tierra th at if a man mere a will arm oaiscaaseli. and the jury ea fikol It, even though the whole of the writing should renter posibek the will is invalid. Surely It cannot be held that every par ticle of the will mast be disposed of. If the will be torn so r to be demigod that would be Mr. Barr Marvell—Do you say that say tearing will do, or do you lay down • general rule that there most be such mad each • tearing ? Mr. Melhuith mid he would contend In the first 112160011 that the will must be torn or bunt. If tees, the quirks was with what intention the act was done. He would not cared that if • will were found in the pausesicm of • tes tator after his death somewhat torn, It was a proof that it was dose animo cescallendi. The trishaws laid down no rule cm the act of auscalling, but he should think that In this ease the tearing edits' seal was a strait enders of mon her. He would farther submit that the tearing mast be of snob • nature as to lead to the preemption that revocation was Wended, which it did in the power ease. Mr. Grove, in support of the rile, coatended that cancel ling a will meant the concealing of • matierin part of the will, sad that in this instance it was not of seta a adore as Is 1.1.. Tuna jury had found that there was in the mind of the testator an ingestion to revoke, bat ft was for the court to direct them whether the ant done was sullldent within the statute. It the omit aevejodantrot la ihvourr of him learned friend that any tsar In • will was sue- Ii fidget within the statute, every torn will, word be • litigate- The court reurrod judgment. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES.-I[.T IL (Before the Judge Ontioary.) MONT O. STACNT-41117111:17. The pritioner in this ore ire nonfat la tbe year 11142 to the alent, than s batter et Brrool, bat sabsognattly el Windmill, rod of Cranbourserarest. Hla bed brans dissipated and brutal rary soca saw the asks bad tags prom ; sad et the moment dr ere was brad hs was CltZa asstenoe of siz Maths' tosprhostesat at r a ll for ill-treating the prdidoser. Br. Atherton, P.C. and Mr. Welkin Williams harm' ailed evidence in ,Lc of these We, the Goan without had tetra decreed a j sepentisa. COURT OF BANICRUPTCL—ILer 22. (lisioo Xr. Coaushekese Faablorpos.) TN 13 002C11 AND 00101.--121 =mango DANN. This vas the sdjoarasol barbs deo solioatioa he oar- Mash by Ishii Maio (hash mil Mamas Hatay °etch, ths Yeervelerg beakers, bravoes, lams% sad shoe msaufso taroos. Lawrence sparred he the essigness ; Mr. LaMar for various creditors ; and Mr. C. E. Lewis kr the bak e us • Henry Goloh, the parer who had ardneted the Wainer of the link, be ferret erried, rid—My =lwas is Warr la Marting es a ries rear 1780 er 1790. My finna *lna hini. and I aired the hissisearin 1826. The set par in 1863 win 3,8001. , in 1864 they wen 4,6271. The avenge net probe during the het twelve years, after dearth* ell ex pensee and bed deer have bra 8,0601. The *irrupt was thee dor es to the debt of the Br. Mr. Alba Mambas,* at he Ras de annuli. Eras seis—Wz., 24,9971., Wing he lergall amount doe lo the sitar Thema& features of this transaction appear In war report of Thursday last. Copier extracts wets rid tar $ huge sass darn her this Indiana * the laringis during the her yeas end nine ninths, annerslng Jr. 11,1863 mil maim July 4, MP. To give err Ilea et the =teat of *di reirmilenta we may amiss that It sr oder sore MI6 haws, era iarride ever 184 shrly written Wirehair One of haler** hares whisk ranoterise its care* to that, with a few ezertions, every letter commences " I have rim day drawn open you in favour of," tro , for so rah. This is invariably accienipanir by = rn eweeria se the entriadal rind= the writer in whir wars galena, boo, lad said copper area, issaWs,polos, sea aro quarries, propand arpense, and air eperille• berastiess the most positive marrow that he mil aired* raise a imp fears, and be able to repay the ha rings his largo sad facreeeing debt ; Wa rr to the helight peeper in store for there If they can =the hal careinesies to hirer sad them If they heir 'dairies, mil fasa Iligresioas of the deep and fratherfag granule be ash towards Ids " drr and valued is." The examination of the bankrupt:was then resumed. He mid—Whin Macpherson left England so largely in our debt we eousnanoed making advances to him in the expectation that it would amble him to pay tut. We were led to do so by the letter stating the number of patents of which we had en alignment) and that assignment is in the beds of the aseignera We believed if we stopped his aperefilses it would mks the debt bed. Had his debt bun esalbei I hulas we skald have been able to get farmer By Mr. Linklater—ln J saurr, MosiCimes debt was 7,0001. Isis than It was at our was im mediate/7 Ayr our good yew in *a d = badness, 1864, when we mad* 4,0001. net profit. We went on she January, 1856, in the hops of Terrier* efausives with the profits of the manufactory If they otatiumi good. Warden's debt in January, 1866, was 8.000/. ha Men it was at the stoppage. Mr. Lawrence said—Oar spot is endeavouring to see what he oan do with Warden's gni Marpherson's debts. If the bankrupts thisk their prierna might Improve we will consent to the mrellen of his imillionse being adjourned for six months in sonamin the neat. _ This Wepiami was seistsewital. Thanieelsmes—Mene Macpherson appear to have lad any resonmes In the winhi inept this bank? Mr. Lawnisce—Nrem In the world except his pensbw, shoat 16031, a year. The Commaneers-4 wanted to see whether a man lII}- poi to these ezteelve speculations had inspired any mei deice bey one else except them bankrupts. Yr. Lawraace—No, liandnation reewased—Our stook in trade was worth 20,0001. We never, in any of our difficulties, sold say stock at a fumed mks, nor under price, nor an till el that sort I never arrived at the conclusion that llaepLr son's debt was bad. When he vent away he had the dm rector of an basest rasa, and so far as I knew time we so reason to think otherwise. JahnDavis &tell; tie porta,' who bad conducted the business of the feetory, was then examined. He adopecl the etatemente made by his Muter with regard to the bed nem of the bank end the other transactions, but he professed shame satire ignorance of the rote of the various accounts, their rate of Mamie, the contents of Macpherson's lettere (although they were always received and opened by him), and, in fact, as to the principal affairs of the cartnerahlp, hie evidence wee given with much hesitation and appa rent oceduka. In the cameo of Mr. 'Anklets?. arm-examination His Home most warn the bankrupt that be mast take the consequences of my coming to the madlusion that be was rawly negligent. Boiemoisod by Mr. Lewis—l Method to my brothr's mommemit. Mr. Immo, mid It was matter both of surprise sad me. pat that maa in the poem*. of their Mathes should have acted as the had does. As heelers they lad copies • mire pukka Sea arMey traitors. end wen expected to morals* mon mad= sad prodsaos. They of all men were ameNthis la the lost dopes for Mims which would be vonsl to maw, Mlles, bat la halm were wholly lailthedble. This was anpadally the me with mord to Mho of thene. Ia this cam they had Wald notes to the sot of 9,00 th. In 1862, en met oesurrel whit% ought to have teem& then to a NM of their position. nit Milli his name wr relathed in the fine ; dry them asersd bow they theell, sad aft that they wore set *Mi ta gong ea el Wm The birth wee ineeleset to the elated el lOW. on the adman that web ; the rash shmejth that the amount of tssolmet s aes mad bath They must thee have known that the wee • Yang eaera ; ay It was • Moen and a hand sa the depoden sad the trodsoure to awry it on. them that Me the pm path Mil = li t 7,2ol.—hunt LAIL a pm; thie amen =of laterest m camped bad Mtn. so ho the leak ad on at a lass. Whet meld he sag scud ham mis a beim so semboted. where to priM asathead slaspel permit vas etrpmyio, by MAW the wrechad pa of se msem GM actually vu uted Wm tothemendol 21,0001. f Was this ty, or was it dieleseseg y In the two pare Wore the Oswego they ad at enamel him to la steam his debt MAU ; and this to • rethgee—• inee tedly oat OM psbeist clam law, whims not *ea their those of their imodites, a nender of imlhW mociadons. par-lsw Mom It vee beredible say sene ma meld be WM( * the rabble waft by this pima, who was • sandal to Ns war. They bed not beenkliA The that ma, they led net dirndl to step this ma, het they MEM also Me to Map ; they Ml_ gees 1111 ; *me l os sUr 01 dens. Other bed debts, Omsk ea sash, had bra aimed to tereema The bath doors MI tem bept =not kr the mime af contemn, bed Maass the Melt were shall to den them The eare wr cherly Magid within the mthdpie of " ix parte RaMord" D. sad G. M 234), and the centiltate mot be ed=rz i They had own that the bask vas in 1832 ; awl it was no any to my Set IS:0100. comers la wid th they wes swaged me sanest. It wee impend& so ray that imenece said be made an encase far then coodoet ; the depositors had meted them as the faith of their panning an average amount THE POLICE COMM Wsr itascsols, • feehion alTytir;seed and gentlemanly look ing um, about 80 years of mo, with • fair complexion, and wearing whiskers and !mustachios, was charged with codes 'aorta' to obtain by means of fobs pretences two gold chains, vales TOL, with intent to defraud Mr. Walton, a goldsmith and jeweller, of Ludgate-hill. There was a wrong muter al detective and other officers reement, who attended for tbe torpedo of idastifying the prisoner, if possible, with a =mhos of 'rewire frauds, which have for some time past been perpetrated upon melons jewellers ht different parts of London, with the meet extraordisary moms. It appeared that the prisoner callsist Mr. Waltos's shop, snit selected two geld chains sod bar geld bracelets, which he wished to show to • lady far kr usliedes, and &- shed that they might be emit to 11, Chestm-teevass, lefts Kamm, about on o'clock. The property, which wee worth 704 was taken by Mr. Welton's mbiat to the bean, where he found that no poem named Rawson lived there. While be wee talking to the landlady the prisoner asses op sod asked her if she bad madved his note. She said the had, bat that she had told him fa the morning she sew look any one without refenaces or 1 Then primate this apologised to the assistant, sod him to walk tges, bat the landlady declined to allow the um of her room. The assistant then said he thought the Girona- Menem were aumpidons, upon which the prisoner asked him to all he the money the nem day. The assistant refused to ham the goods, and begged the primmer to go to Mr. Walt's shop, which he did, and under the circomstanos Mr. Welton was induced to give him Into tasted,. Upon being searched at the mation-bouse • valuable diamond wee found in one of his gloves. Mr. Alston, of the firm of Alston and Allen, of Bishop. gate, a jeweller, mid that the prison called at his shop an the 13th of 41;1, and looked at some diamond Ana. He wiseted mass rings worth 601., end desired them to be seat with sons temelets to 36, Stanhope-street, for amoral. He pm the Name of Allen. Witness vat himseff with the and the primmer decided upon buying three item an▪ d two bracelets, the latter worth 264 He asked for a till sued meelpt, which +items prepay* end the prisoner left the room without paying the mossy, sad did not retain. Whams bed issa sothing of him since. Mt. James Murray, a watchmaker, of Cornhill, stated that the primmer had called at his shop, and ordered a gold hunt * wed* value 141., and some gold chaise, to be mot to Ile. 10, Cbarlea-street, Wintbourne-terrece, in the name of Liao& He went with them biased!, and the primmer se- Mem& a gold (Mid chain, worth 121., in addition to the Imola, sad &eked the bill to be made out. He then took the welch and chain sad mono out of the room, and did not twilichomdtar, of Chiapas, gave oh &coati at 119 • requistbi bias to and moo volesbbt Potable sod to 11, II Boutteisb•oldoot. Cambridge. Immo% ohl cd his to Yrs bin to have tho gado ho hod athisks4 the nom ; bat ha &t -iled ids( so, sad asissd Massa say Las. As Aar is alma aids seism sad a slur charge woad bo sob egoist Ma by Yuan. Berm, and he ex pedal a make stairs puma wield wow sebum th Flamm Ho vas timehoe resoadod. Aiwa Aston, reneity sts eft7 bete efiliot the Wo mbat embeees ma le tie pi am/ am/ Oselle, vie aryl ebb lady mei abusive ma badly Fete towards ewe d the drivers is dr terries dike Lembo Garret Oar Cletapsey, with b ent tepee.* • kerb et the pease It abseteel, beta tles seldom et esughbeet, that while perbeas bb ILbestbaigwel, *sett • wig ire, be wee °whims by a is mg doh% dem ly the lib* who balestly bib Illa the bib* *hob, awl bept up • amine be et ebbe sal wally be at but • alb sad • ball. rakinW." bat eamplims his elleteive the tilebeitiat ID OW= blurb to the Cr - eutelie plemem d ' imbles, him be windy k tendemell themitee l w thee plin a tee is dilater t i ty l who le an meld as imitate letewdeellos to eer ie& ere eatoselegbil ebbele et ea WWI' dor rooter, whisk they well asisteiy wry hems with then le beet theb Yore ihr a lass base to are. !ha themdlnit ailed est to bis web& bowl** Wald issallesese, who hod travelbi with etwepiebeet as the lisessebemith-reed, had her ewe due to a mob ea comfortable condition, and that they bitterly rued the hoar when they first rode by his side. Witness continued to treat hie cones banns with quiet nutaeopt, which so highly exas perated his esmilent that he ultimately endeavoured to ha ▪ his progress by drawing up immediately in front of hay sod Mikes Its had time to avert it a collision mask wilts rid the spoke of defendant's nor wheel. TM dehemisse bed sines applied for a summons at this omit ilse wilful damage, which was not ted, and Titans t a i l t ie Z d turn, adopted the present procedings, which would be supported in evidence by several gentlemen who rode with hire at the time. • Mr. Joseph Peary, a clerk in the WaroMos, residing in Naverino-place, Dalton, Mr. Walter Berret4f , : ir ricken' distillery, and a gentlem a n named Bradshaw, confirmed the complainant's evidence in every essential The only evidence adduced in answer to the charge was that of police-constable N 216, who to having witnessed the whole treneaction, and positicviVe eland that so far from the defendant having crossed in front of the omnibus, the driver of the latter vehicle wantonly diverged from his track, with the manifest intention of run ning down the chaise, which was drawn up to the kerb in order to avoid the collision. Mr. D'Eynoourt said that, after attentively considering the evidenoe, he felt satisfied that the complainant had tikes his revenge for the abusive and insulting language which the defendant had previously addressed to him. Had he kept his temper, and applied for redress at this court, a heavy pr nalty would have been inflicted upon the defendant, bat under the circumstances he should dismiss the gammon. 11r. Thomas Beard, cm behalf of compWaant , re quested to be furnished with a copy of the notes, with a view to ulterior promediage for perjury whist the gamma, who was alleged by complainant's whom. lobos osta no thing of the cocurratme ; but the magistrate raked the op• plication, as they would be able to sustain the angiseled kdictmeat by oral evidence in another court. WESTMINSTER. Nitabath Gerrard: aged 11 — yews, was charged with threatening to murder her mother, • married woman, living at No. 19, Littleton-street, Chelsea, and also with threatening to stab Frederick No the the landlord of the house in which they ware living. The mother of the prisoner Mated that her child possessed a very bad temper, and that she was amble to control her. She had also too much the nu of the street, the in of which was that she had bacons sogysinied with &Odra from whom she learnt nothing for her good. Tkilk . 4 •7 at dimmer the% abonil dalludy stre gam YR ODUI meat whith did sot please her, and she retried to eat it. Complainant remonstrated with her, when she took up a table bilk and swore that she would cut her (com =res) throat, if she mold mothers her own away, mash' ap the knife is a threatening attitude. Complainant odld out, apes which Mr. Nelms, the landlord of the hoses, came down and head opsia the door of the room. Upon seeing him enter she observed to him that if he came near her she would stab him, and she raised up her hand with the knits in It. A policeman was then called in. When she saw him she said that she would run the knife into him or any polioeman who dared to touch her. The cons t a bl e se i ze d bold of her arm sod wreathed the knife from her. She was then taken to the station-boson. The prisoner wee held to bell la two sureties of 101. each to keep the pesos. _ bIARYLEBOSE. _ . tale Badtbone w charg ed with having attempted to stab with a sword-stick r. Wm. Kelly, residing at 37, Upper Biker-street, Portman-square. t, on bane sworn, said—The prisoner has, with he in laarily, occupied apartments at my house for about fifteen months. Yesterday evening, about 9 o'clock, while sitting in my private totem prisoner's nephew caeca to ma, and said that his uncle wished to see me up-stairs. I told him I could not go up then, but should be glad to see him in my office. The neat morning the prisoner's wile came down and delivered the same message to me, and soon after that, while I and my wife were sitting in the the prisoner opened the door, and rushed viol into the room and struck me two or three blows. I stood up in my defence, and succeeded in forcing him out. He abused me in the most gross language, and on getting about half way up-stairs he =- claimed, "Give me my cane sword," of which he possessed himself, and rushing towards me with it, would no doubt have run it through me had not my wife, at the risk of her fife, forced bins& between us. When he made the attempt with the naked sword, the words he used were " You —, I'll do for you." After the attempt to stab me he went up stairs, and I opened the front door and called out " Folios." The cane from which he had drawn the sword was picked up in the hall. Mrs. Kelly, wife of complainant, corroborated the greater portion of her huaband's statement. Charlotte Clemente, nurse in the family of ootnplainant, said, that from what she heard and saw, eke considered that her master's life was in danger. The magistrate committed the prisoner for trial at the sessions, with liberty to put in ban, himself in 1001. and two enmities in 601. each, for his being forthcoming to answer the oharge. SOUTHWARK. . _ William Marks 6slair.;:ioang Man, assisting relieving °Moir of SL George's patch, was charged with committing an unprovoked assault upon Helen Vi eetrop, a pauper, sod her child seven years of age, at the doors of the workhoon. The complainant, a widow, said that airs her husband's drib, about four rue ago, abs had been is the habit of reicelviag half-s-quartern lost every other day from St. Osorgef• perish. On Tuesday evening, about Om o'clock, she went to the workhouse to see Mr. Townson, the relieving °Sear, who generally attended to her. She had her child with her, and seeing the defendant about to enter the relleving-oflica, she want up to him and asked for the bread. He retard to give it her. when she asked for some for her child, until Mr. Townson came. He again retard, and threw her child into the street, and hurt its band ; and when she want op to to him about it he struck her on the nose, and forced her book ant the ground. Her nose bled very much, and a constable weer close by who witneseed the result, but did not take the do landant into custody. She went to the station-house and complained, and Sergeant Gardiner recommended her to take the present groceedinge. In answer to the charge, Mr. Solomon said be was in. eroded to my that the complainant was a very violent e.ha meter, and had received parish relief for four years. When his client was about to enter the relleving-oMos she our up to him and asked him for Mr. Townson. lie told her to wait, when she platted the child in hie way, so that in was compelled to remove it, and the complainant was about to Wks him whew he merely pushed her away. He never struck bar. T his worship said he had no doubt uto the assault beins eomadtted, and he must say such a person as the defendant was net fit to be retained in his situation as relieving cam. He must pay a fine of 205., or go to prison for 14 da ) a. The ilea was immediately pea. Nils, Howdy, a little i4;11ott; ilTi;teen yews of go, who oned bitterly while in the dock, was charged before Mr. Dayroan with causing the death of his stater, Rebecca Handy, aged sixteen yeses, by shooting he r a gun. The principal witness against the was the father, John Bendy, end he appeared comp may broken-bearted at the etteddwgcatestrophe which had unforttmately occurred in hie Roily. He stated that he had been a oak pis iiii ,Mg was now out of business and firing in l eMi Ladbury-road, Paddington. He was about . le New tad with mate dile ismily,indading tile wed bee Mother, the primmer. The passage maw wee all pail, and the ship weleM mil next week. Ha had thought cd bake • mat a aslghbour, Mr. H. Day, to take oat with him, es I a a itellsy sasseing he mist to Ms neigh bode Ise the wpm el MAI( It to asemtleln It the rag;r ed eaK weft Wm bolero the bargain was asmaladed He the gun with powder and shot, and elm mapped kin the mad way. The prisoner had accompanied Itim, and alum bad platted the leaded gen down on on Wm while be *Wag seem aye. He mimed same brown piper, sad be tell his boy hp imi home ibr seam Whin the phone' bad Maths shop, whims hosed renal, NM immediately missed the pa. He rem oak mid, omen reading Om doer el his hones, ha baud a lead impliden as V is gam had hen dinkier's& He Wanly west ap leer mid wig Untied to lad We &ambler 'yin/gap& the !Ibsn potassly from the head. Ms wltamsbore Mast Was a lead of teen, eel wig Nem tine halm he imemmil his selemeta He wee as armed thed he MI mot know wham the gun was whoa he amend. He saw the ;abeam., who wee quits dis tracted, and said, "Oh deer, fithsr, I don't Low what I have done." His dal was leginally 'moved to St. Mary's Haspitel, Mingles, when sir dial la a few adindes oder her admdadea. In wager te gamilleas from the Mesh, the vitalise mil ha ME nil hive is primer knew Ile pen was is Whams had loaded ft bobs the =Tmonapealsi las to the shop. The diusend and ether deed myna lls semi allielsemis imam Mr. Day, The was ma doom mid he we the resod par son in the mom. He Ilkela w be mamidal gkl mil plead bar is •is & The *mg of Me thee am Mews ad, aid she pesiniMl a meek epeeist& Mr. Avows meld it ems • voty emimolioly ossintesem He s should disehargs the boy weal& ather's ramplismes to neer who cause upon. GREENWICH. An elderly ma stepped into the witimerhu, sad said he should hike to bon snmesonem mist km hays who heel broken down lit how Ho Irowevor Ma set know Ili* Christian DAWN. bat Off IMMO " wuy tidy bays." Mr. Trill IMAM that "Ely boys" was ant sidishmt; ha must get their Christian nimesa. Applicant—Then, dr, I want another sunmenn—lor a goat. Mr. Traill-0 you osn't summon a goat ams‘itor.) Applicant—No, air, but he damps my Mr. Trail] (imprat± . 7l )—Then ant ll =by tie horns and put hint la tins Applicant—Loy yoa, air, I coaltiet ankh him. I'm going to shoot him. (Roam of butglterr) Mr. Trelll-0 you remit shoot bin. If you cannot catch him, sae the °moor for damages tY the testy COWL COTTON 00011a—leesoorm. NAT 11.—Pehe mid* stigma Dire lei. bee Uwe le elimee me plus ea ri= Wade teme n te fee aolle Illeigentad net pm al the vy make Iddeeteed bees See Wier hi UN= bads eet Mire. rib me* eadislie ire ~Oa le tleee • &die end lapriateesprianarestaidy though the demand hes &Omitted M.asa. sad U Winbm. both *WO end 40 lust. see to but limited t u . Oat sr nufaccuren are well traghtod orders for flaw, . we so omens oa market for of. Is parasols° Ibeametat labia from perm, although the pit. of the weer have bow "web • limited. ?lore Is & demand. chiefly for the home trade, add N some attest foe Germany an.l the afedltaeraaoan. hut fur all them morkele Itb . n .. ozeautlort. rt;ue *too& le e b be doable of hielarlos ache Whiteun o tide holiday. f. eine, and trDt the supply. WOOL—Ltvaagoog. Mar 44.—Forelgn .00l has beau In fair de ad. aid mks haw hem goads mere I'7oo ?. at wet loao rat ty, only • incident° hari Wan don la MME. without °taw to Drina Imam. wok abaft May 0:—/orega, 6,64 i; praslaully. 42113 ; iota . Wacheast. Wag IL—We haw had a fair market Una morning. Thin lie hew a geed aileadasee of buyers la the (Haab halls, and an average WM buta nePada les boa teemseted, pdadpally In buoy cloths ntitabla for the Rauran, Wei WL—Wool awanshag kagroved. yet the Inmate In ketone done le G&W dieht. Worsted and yarns a shade better. RAIDWAZI.-11sami MAT 21—The trade of ilea tom, h allow MOON Moto me st tb cloy of Ist week. het the impoiro gime bilge alleded to as mareel7 be old to hay. lem fully male. lowa, Toe. oreat tho moos roodssei from the principal Name deism Miro le {lto VIM mg iho egrioallorsi distritte ore to Masa IMO= la mgefth so mob aimsolloa to those quartos ;a y may. gm Ms off riam bow boom, tt dm not appear to tyro • bees ro up by loon ode In MO alaMMlNeartag diorite or to lioothaff, Mere bei......m 00 hog vies program toward. :MM. VIM .Ord to So Mil antis lown.moroser, the pmettog opiates par g o shot the Yaws lo mom to be traced to the dots Milk mem to bo gamol to mo elms ohm tas fog to on them to •dm of god. = ai l e tregol lin r ab son Is moll, OM effect of width h lo Meg Moe ally deo the mak of goods to tho la= At to. ommegoomt of the wok • fair theellog oI won it. oat ; Moo, Ma Noe 'Mon gm homiat IM of het wait Imo Mgt out of mho onamMoloft . Lo wa lly hol It Mobelial If Ms eats of credi n Meetly en the hobo YhooM a rd Jot now they are very masalesi. poofitg i gl the order boot, of t ho mosab are wry op. la do ocJolaing Meet of Moth Stafford. Mow goodloomooll. hat lho War market In memmtlombly more bobby. VIM regalto km undo, • good dog of difference of =goomffe: Ist mom lobo Misialre It la ropmem dot • too. begammemt Ms Moe ; often, the under. Wise b lofted st, 1W le Oho smog ingot) bod of onion with all Doi to. MIME' Now. Mom mho of boo sled on. tales meastos. math Shoe to 0 Menem aim mirth harammo waft MO tbo saartowl Thisembo lob. Oa WO oberfal vity=atabomed maoprob of the Ingo loMee to Iho cobble lot el M. pot ton le Ito= of trap at an fleortmelog tarriaMis; MID ammo lo bo IMat this would al not ellevalMo 1110 P loilt i e r gyoram domaad he bonefloa tine bag leadosome to Or power of gradation to lkieffe= = Aka ifferi: 4i golog lho e= lholl ladin datint lfeee aro wory z :ofklet ivezdi i there aim sdemee,":4l got tom The toothy Ireio to dal Ail So Woodall, mar Delo (Cochrane and Oo.), loy large olden ha for Molt for the Mao Indio. 0011S.-0a mamas. Mar !f.—Oar market me very Moir at boded, ana wham ne4 • slow mm oat prom n favour of e Myer. Wlleso. rod s 410. t wi o th ,M a ike, 60e. to 69e. ;beam, 10e. th to 444. ; mesa. M. to Ms; pm, 4b. to 440 MAT IL—Thom me • my good rawly at market today; doll Gila Prim about So Irma as lest week. brown whoa; No to 4k ; Mato 41a to 41h, IL; terhy, SU to M.; Data, No to Ma ; hem, R. to 40.. Cow. Tarwa, MAT a—A far mpl, of what: the oho door rit hat week s prima The apply of herby &Moo nominsl. add homes and small. The former sold at Ms Mom sod the two bear la 6300 lneeeotw at la. ashram 01 , f , OM. KAT 11-131110 to moderate wooly at ow to day a mat t.s. sad the trade was doll it toot erre. grim Foreign Oro wry quir. and without chaos*. COMM; wars la fak damod. r . f . as dor. Ow arrival of ceits wiek kis hiss brie, arid the far Ilk Wale b wry dubk. oer week arra liss 12.—Wheek Mors . 1 .•10 feroloa. 110; oala. Woad. 1.610 wookir, fo reign.WA: lIIIMPORD. War 21.— Th e supply of want at our weskit kiles wall. 'haggler Me Wet wines grm. ot Mt mars Flom OM little doing ta matter twin. (WWII sariphe Esde kill idea Oaf* mite as good trade. Pam sad Mrs mos :War Wheat. to Wh. per load. Hartgr. te 445. Ps -4,tra to IM Pam Stio. to W. per load. Maas. fb. to 10a. Inacserss, )II•T O.—At 011TONII market to-t= MN . mall War of wheel, which art WM adm sar at a of la. ow arm oa the Woe Ci 1.1 Wit. TIM', wen wry WM Wag for Wiry. Oarlly wane, and la. draw tMa last week. Bosse la mall supply, and fo dows. NIWC•8711. May 12.—A rederate web of ferumr wheat W. lair arrivals kw Ur war awl am& • Ibis Mliwiroseel sad WM Wei et • *Mt rwhialles ea Tesedmot gilem /I= Mb Is Way mt sire MEM Piles wiallited. We fa pod do wad at Ma Was. Maas WNW Ihr. Paw Powwow. Nay tt—The weir has hem fre sad wesithle darlag tlis week. The Mal whir We hem km sad al Wien. Midge le. my qr. we new was isalml la, sons wow At Orkas. ford. mourf y. hoe aft sus sompanaL Wire WO/ the Wisedwe of ewes w osaiewid Iw. hat the walk, ef wheal *wigs was Marelis. Tb. aides we wade at Mai 1w WitMw's Ws. bit aa Wows of la. par qr. im rsisrisil la sow tailsram la OW, sad Worgnia as Mame vale. While Mirk lo 411. ; rod p i s ~`Wier Ism fla its 214 M. per rafts the WM. Wwww— flag qw igh Id.* WI.. 314 gr., 14; hisw 11l tn. OL roma. caries le ea. adhertes Warr craparod conagradlag Wode - rear.Mi~s soppy was earldend • Warr ow. The pram sigmas farsomlM when of. - NOMIIIIIII•11. NAT /11.—TM:e.rt corn market to-dal "WNW woo Is weal ohigh ; awl sada Wards mato wore fully 1 poi Or. &weer tin lot mut an analles mode fully WA molt glaillors. OW*. OM male NAM at, whilst red oTilliajk MOO =Bll.loes. Tb... Ins vary Mae doted In , ashighasorle lb. to SI& Fir a ohm OM , wero sane. AM 1111111 as ha week. priesis nobs Woo /Ow to 355. per hi nom woo wow NIP* of boa., siod los Intro estrooto prior won simbilOwili. -- (1loas. Moo 11.—At Shit date motet thillholissl um Yin. with a corragemithrs ntoodaaak II 016 in deaf to sins la prim tonnouer env . cawed to onoyttoos el thgol. berrhtSi•-1 1 11• what, from 4Rt. to 52n hoir gr. rod 43t to law anstilsiel either &wiry cm Uri to thi=; the kora non rao so sa. ...I the WM , tem fi• to tfol i C ir e , Oslo yenta area awn at from la to Y. pzEr. Own . • Mons Ws ml atsenk. Sin In nothor. tho none of ran thot Ins nand, Yof entiloi smite to I non =cel se; xt i l eur on TY gino orep on bray PM ripe. tad Won Noy li oat taysokleo Intl ton tionnand the =ll of Wood. null of all donenden gronlen to be limionon Peressemseem, MAT 21.—Ws had a I. sampled Mn to day. sod Is sem New testers slight Moeda" hem Me plem al last week was leinllsed to. Ilea yellow whom made( 46. M 4116. pet qr. But to. all or Wm% sad sash M. Der tr. Mem& Reasue, Kee 12.—Sise mirk* hes ems* es vell meellsd with where et the demi/ Impeesed. sag mob at hill tom of MO Wilk. *Ai la adman as see Ts& slow for Om -147. 011ih Ithelthella Plehalmal merle= geelieloas. leasaisa lie li—filke lie mid allas lava lei at reat tilde le ilie pi lasi ilia lei lialea ligied. ma add eat end. at ea abesia imp The ins lia era belie nale ea alesereia Way sod Mai ; la ma aerie bei ilia le Mini Ili ia id* aro a lie auml et milli lo the lie. Time & .. taLa b :Jar us tadie Is is sera wade 0 the mime ilia at Idi is mit walk awl lift Me Ali mirleall Illi7alier pia AS li 00111 OA WM OW a MSS MON d . 6, 111. 1,14 410 ....h. P 18021:4 midi add trade et kragr imili MN arlie perm ilia la moi mosey. beam : s ue elred air. bei se allaaelea ee• curled to prim We le lel Si toae ie Mm . ead la lane laiecee as elve n = Onir ialla‘ quer si z Oriel Sim yid Ina sod all oilier lids at wig eles form, ielalia _ _ _ Wl/404. NAY IL—We have my eo.o WWII et elm& Maar day. Thwituttert bid burd for ler mold prim utilb wet b= Yawn doldmil, but stawattb .... r 6 l:l• wit !Wm, la tame Imusu /jibe am la dm{ sot lot mat. plum tau wals• Wool. Prim to the grower : tabu to am bliabi. Mk to Cbs. ; ottas, ern ; red. 44a to Oa: extra. 46a. OW. pot Mow L. 3d. to la M. BOWL p r qr.. ks. bo W 0110111110: MAT rie-ibi;A MN . • fAIT wog* et due se mei* to-day. Is woo googrolly MU tor pgoolges Wig, WO do We node iron as dsolloo of 61. to la tor qr. Darlap ht domed. and dr. Oods takes Is Minna elm Ram nag Ow- IlfaL Pr MMr MR. 1161.4. NAT 12.-.114 oar owe sooskot to -dag Wen VMS 11110116•Tll show of gloss. and good wtsiss moo pia ookl and sod 4,6 gar gr. non sno . fi ery 1166 paso‘og borloy. Oil. Kam, ls. Id. Ms N. plr 61116 Ham made 404 to 46., and mat Ma to deo. pa gr. Emmaus. v MAY 11.por—A peg Val of rob boa Min dada( the wat seam eis tage Soo meek so that ettelp sewing bee beim is part ts @emerged. the arose ipmeseet our looted bester. 71 . = are folly We weeks b emote of lea armee. A$ or ,oats tilt tont we dada moderate VallaitY d TANA age*. 712 bolebut mere Kb Om for Pre recant east. to gam Web erre. bear desenied fa par tr. .• at Is per gaoler lea oat. Hera brae ve W seeiletre =webs ei vire rd at. ball erg at barley. Pales of abet ar 01118 or et bat wedge area Yew sale. asi Is. to Is per qr. bona Mirk Ma le 4b. ; Ma. W. lb. to kb.; eat. lb. le PK pet qr. - - - - - - —. WAIN/MD. NATI:L—w. hive 11=1 Min • 2111 snivel be Melee min far the week. with • few ;minim et Who •••• 011, 'awns of boawirtma acrid •Lest wisimhely of Geis. wlddi h••• OXIII forward rob.: met* trykr. lbws Ms bon • wed Immil fir woo weir wf ins showy a sow Is Wow Whist: • t•w at SOL Os MAL. arl koviga IN bus is wed weemornanwilivimely the tsar whidi on Wart erns Win in ad bow swish mobs but sob bay• sehollsk led In adios et Mt wilt Ml resever•l. Thu. bow• • lop Ws tar Win ••• midof 14. palmy* etaleb behlaylwee a•boallasi tw wow b• mid knew SZINISSOL Mawr : The tweiwW Math all bogy • , : ni t. ,knew g.= to ..2=ft,..sat.±..*; IN• ; WNW. • • Wilk ; am* ,90. ; . Ibwr.ll2 Indlika cam mom' alimmi, 4 tads ; Irina 100. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Darin* (tentaa), from Maki tor Mame Video, Aprt t, lat. 6.40 S., %O. SI W. Dream. of Looks, tan 11•0114 tor I.lwerpael. bay ll. Dr. Mamal MR Lambs lar El•ibelirMS. bank 2t, lat. 11.30 8., los. V.N. W tall. Zamora barre, bon Uverprot br Ades, Mirth 16, lat. 14.41 6. ke. 17.4 W. eylpli, tram Looks far ilappay, April I, lea. 11 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGEB, AND DRATHS. CLIILEIL—May 19, at Woolwich. the ode of 3. L. amt s. ft', loyal Artillory at a we. 01100111.—MeeM, at Gresahome Court war arm& Otoueeolak dare. tbetateer T. K. Crocco*, Saa., et a &water. IL at Lay broat.tmeraaa Mastic. Mr* H. I. art7.et • ota. - =.—iirr U. Ml 1p . of s ses. Dublin. the wifs at 1 i. LTDDitlT.—lteg et ITeweat4ets. RlNharhfD. MimeLis. Motel. We self• ot Yr. J. W. Lydda, of a N.. 1117111.111r.—)tara. Thmete.eqatere, Hyde ► perk. the We ot P.l WwehT. New et we. U. 64 T. Weekleabomelepa% the West IL Aden Opietrame. et. we. -, 111 APPLIBINNI—TIKPLI-11th th. ht lIL theethelth. Nthilathst i t rjczZhea&li.. With. &D. J. IL thaple, Z Athlebes. Nth. to for ee. ENT WOON.—Neyill. at the earth *wok lather. Hams. In the Lehi el Wthelother. the Nth. IL 1 Nerr see se Ith & hart, of Othiemeth Nee IN= h 7 I Ins slew, imam ef the Am. W. Oaths. &thee el JON SO. al IIL baths. Dove, the Nth C. & J Othsersee•len. to Teethe them. &UWE of IL J. et Wtharloothreeth. Dew. DELTHIL BEWION.—WW M Loasalaglwa. a. Sams. Pm. oldhimmik *sea WWI DIVITH.--147 111. at Waledag, 1. L. Preakatk. ow 1 . 16 ' Inafwaga. wad W Z e aa il —My W. Y ltesacea. tba Raw. T. 7. Wis. IswwWWIW lwagis. 01.1 t WZIOWL—Wag W. at Ws Mald, area& Own MOW, ORO. tat a( W. Z. ClaravOja. Ewa. aged O. nisi4 hod Patibled l• Inn lima, S. S. t=1:1 laiall=let="—expair. MIMS.