The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-25 00:00:00

SPORTING. IWIWI AT MANCHE,. MlL—Trout. somi.ortsuit.:. - 454 It.') Oe. 5 i• 2 mos Prisised Laud (1) —f.) 14 I JJ to 1 SAM ft. ;. OAKS. s to 4 se t 11114unis;• (I) I. to 1 I. le i 11111144."4'... (I) 11.) to 1 &YEW (9 BATH RACES--TrunAt. Tem I. tihsnowsi Taut STASES (H•Celver) f 6Kit 1111.14. 1 116.1 rids/. Wiesen extft. Uu. rails. (19sals.) 10.11411'..AMONa. iii t lbe NMI s *A nb ' - i i 1 7ti;iaW 1 t h. . a.:. J Rey'.Rey'. lallaita.. 3pa tat C cm iJ. Air) I A Drag • .1. Parlaula fir:. So A , . i ea: 3 e. 1•••••• N • %MOU .IS. • IS. •1•1 '-a .., litc.i...Ti.r,,lay. ain i pr., 14 34 11.1. I. 1141m414 • II J..1...r4. 3? k 'at 1113. ieme.4l.l I latimtal 3 te eg 2to lois' frelseilay Ito ►I i. 4 'I wtle nay, sto wi 1•2,11 e, 7F.,re. , Wool by M a !obgtb, a btgth betimes tbe ot. :2 eni thud, bad fourb. II It BIRISITAL &ULM ON eon, eerh whit SO (41.4, 11-yr-cele; e ate, the tab ; set :(Ittga, .t 8 Db. t Cate's( al. .1 ((lex v. T.S C. Hells rade. (67 tube ) T L. • Leouthin by Leap Germ 0.4 ran't.am) I Mt 7. 7 .yer. boned et ware. M. Mr • letAt.or ad lull, L.d 1,1•Ioavh • GI. I),k-taw/ betting 011 f e Lepallre,loo t o 30 Gig 10.(u.aater, 100 to 8 sem kl,e.le, \ Viatory. After OCC oligLt 411.a/saw; Re t aw Hartle . We. ist,ty •Irtwiog 114•114•11, with Blether to Deal.,., ki(d. ateer, C:.( * .re Amu. 'Mark( t Geri sir, see hopullus lydle pretty a Re together well ur . At ti c (liitasce the ta‘ , .onte pose 1 Er •ther to It (iolk.woh.;..ed (4 bi m fore t(e g the Wed, mad thee ch(ditig- d Hartley W Intse) huieh met nobler, Ltenl.u. 70411.4 op to the Ise few re , des sod w.aeleg bye LwA. Teo keethe Wee,' the woad eel third, re o.wb let wee, the thee herik. CI sr of thew Oa abed, east, z.be'b.ifee, 11(r- Seas, Islan-m-Aturk, and !roam se Tee Ao.a. Ste 9((ight 611.4 err 4.t. litsrlow rode la MOO f. til• ate thee slow LW sondes* is Nett!. fur taw Orly 11144. BATS b % a DIC IP of 10 lova each, 5 ft, ,t JeJased, etth Ia added. Wiesen exam Owe woad; @kat s soh a bolt. (1111 whit, ISO whom .I•Ceed.) Ile. a Wilhermei isheknell. W Aassa.l.2e, 1 . 1 .14. - Mtiol - I bk. W. Mese Fete•te. 3 m gee. Mb WNW. 74 e. teem 1 lir. Ibellwese • wriete...ltr.. tea Lhb lbleergeo Bested : 6 rad 7 to 4 apt Orissa., it, 1 apt &tier, 6to 1 spa Ilieetuall, 6to 1 art ?welled ee. W. a by a begat, ea* dinatir Intwrea the tweed atol this.l. Lurie me ea the wrong std., of s po s t MiCOND Yeah or TMr BlehataL ST.tit• a 10 art. each, sib 5^ aedel, for 1-Jr olds Set MO; 01 et ted geldtaer, B.t 71n. The sewed So save Isis stake. Oa ladle wad • half (46 sate H. H. Me. Treiseessr.by Liseibeel Her. I e.Dep I btr. C. C. • Ilebeertmem. ea ........ .11. canine : lir J. tuna ewe'. re. 10. inedowel I lb. tn• iag gruel et 6 ell opt Treat cite, Lut tt.ard at seer .a Otte ; 3 1 1 apt Illigherspasa, G:o 1 apt finit es.. 8., Hercule settee, La aver" Lut re euterieg the file adds of the course Cpwiees &piled Um of the bed, bad he also gave Floes to Hallos{ wad welt te ILird, eith lihellold by Ms •idr, Tempter dropped tone-I-A(By :ate the net .has belt-way along the leak etrcrh. As Hee, Lite remelted the eat,. ate ern Harland foe a shalt bombarded embus, bat ro abuser& domed back. Os he the straight Templar was seen to draw up tows= bones, with Hebei, urn red &eat seat ia putsw• ei Cimino ; Os last mmiamed was towers hoses u the esteem. when Tempter took the lead, halt it to the ead, and ws in a riper by three Latta,. , lall•wey op es datum* gust it bawd Hlghwayanu, eh.. rut very un itedly, bat eh* gate .ay to blot oppoei's tbo Stare, and wee heeds three leaph• for 'feted pi re. Oa taeliing the last , tare the &Obey etl strutk lab suirethit tr. ramose] to be 11 dlifed, sad 1011. Ple'sa wee etitnead fur a .but; lime, • am I severely Wiped about the tree; fartuaately be esoaptd further I. jury. Hi. torn pt E.WIP, but tea. IteLleett by the oppwite the S awl. Halliford war:-t1 is woe tato .rd.. Mettle the ere 'A) to I each was teflon s,nt j Tr umpire awl High...spent foe ft* D.rty ; af:er it, :•0 to 1 .as aftwed ag•thet green, sad sal bowl about the Cotner )4,4 DEIS . NATI (11•14k4i) GI - . 4 won. estre. Ale,ut it alleged • heli. s Jaws.. thew wear.npaneweirre, &Abe Sae 1 el Herm. e.t.a.* elm eel C'ra'ft 3 'let Filet H Mee • dell 0,1 promer a Whee. E.% EST bETTINO ON THI COLII/11. THE DILIBT. 2to I sg.t The Promised Las! (t) 6to I Muriel (41) to 1 'hearer (r) 10e. to 16 ItefeedreLwattel") .10 to 1 C. urine of) N 4 a bet o n o th er th e flocuernos Stakes et the Oaks can, wader en awe. e. A twtebt feral day awl ab sttncriw cart Ire.. as it amosee awarstior of rporbders et the mars-. Tt aI, ter tb.l ha/ea of oho atytab,rark rad Amer/ 'brewer! the rata la wit' thaw r 'verde. Oa the bat' Ay of tte Grated Stead vete many Ld ee, sad Lowly all ate isnot it 2 reaaaal Berme of the terf. Tea art' w e. ♦t turrrertise tts lire &meal Staltas exciting the brelaet evrb , ay. It *l'l be ores h. ma our Muni Haat Tnumperefe a:c•wra pro- Ise al a auk./ cli-rt sloe ►a. pneli,,a it lite Derby ►ethic atd es Ifer woe torte t tas► Lbw tor ware en a•y attaAst MeApd is ttair MJIT t wee wry so- Wendy. sad Ihs Bat► r.ree ere bluly to otaLt.ba Matt r. be take Ike lb feel se Derby lareentre. CRICK ST. The match bet greet the Marylebne Clhb sad .).mind sad Ito o,6sey of K..t, Iry !Tanta to . tea *won yoseaday, sad tsrahmwel la lambs st tb. Nary banes la IN 1.4 kalifs Ms Lost sas•sa al Ideryisloa• Chia sad Omni. lit la Stab woad KIM &WPM Se. Maytag the Narylstsaa Oriesi 17 me 11. make la ewer se Ina. whose Wm, aromplehad valid* I as of sae Iris hot. RIALTO Or 1010011. Tbs weekly return of births and deaths is Loshies kmi-d ly nosh Mil of the Rertiettor. Omani eta*. that the ►ail deaths ieigeorol lo Loe4te., which were 1,2ef7 io the hot ow k 4 April. tine ensateasly dentand is the these week, of the cumin sea nth, sal es the ulna elm eon, Lot Ibratisy tbq a,nsr. la the res yarn 1319 60 the sump tatoslore4 emir is the woke conevia :lag with 114111141411 Was 1,011, but se tae deaths wombed See het wadi is is s Foosielea .barb km tcenneed, May Amy ids eigipswi 'me 1,60 e.er a g e celeed prtoonde, likot iseesem—ousely. with 1,14/. Tle companion knees ,let thit abbe that ..cu, 1,4 lot week sere lees Ly 111 atm IheOlobwr the* weetll hose to tuned d o eauttray (Now to albs mow tuft kr the ttool wi c k of 01.7 hot porrviitoi, Meldn. lido rt of bet viol , a :.• led the doth • el the ism bp a The peewit Isboese, la coaatal • with lime 'at w ri tes win, eh se the deett* te ia• noon-pox ,anneal Irma. sod a amnia t ones Lot etreag et usikom tordeocy this Mono to la. most. L o t kit wee (malls Ammo 10 a shirk mown d to eloLlon sad, 10 yeses of so; 9 isattroll to 1•Gw• 1••• ttt•• • •). w old . Foos child/ea Mid Ikea It Is the esloilairr 10. L-t'aiel-error; aid it. ka, es.Y ..y, Nownatt., *An o c t ane ten ca, stale that k kw, FerevaLtat is kr; raw, eurcelotriet. Tee &arts flea soselidos, *lnch erne 37, 65, mod 47 nayeetively is nos pet Maks, declined lot week to welch C or. weed Is Ltioloatoosa t 3 is l'lometeed. BoOdie tLe 'At cases of 4ear4t ma, tarn an. 16 at eielkill• aL, bee a..t !-.hired e tonerett'y wilt the &moor dice at be deethe frost dipLtb. tie noemr4 follmre Orn Lett 'rte. lo - eels., her roe,. ; w+ .t S. Mayer ...use, Mu. ; ea* la Cry*, As. am evod, HaerpeCell ; nee at 34. Loodeto street, Yemen, not at 9, Cantdio- co. Carclers•tows; one at 10, •adrosoL'ororel, Yr /fortes ; use at 42, Hine Merest (it. Aare, n he); ewe et 30, Ase'rplete, /lease,- tosi ; two is tae f tardy at IS, idovet.try-etrier, lierhast row • ••• al Werettipegeore, Shonihrh ; sae at 1, arth ' vetor. Ilstreen•osooao ; sue t o le, itifeed o -es * ,,o, lir. %skew ; me at f 7, IT4sesequon; OW at 3d, Feltz stool. Lootedh I. • aral awe 13 , Vaookall- plats There re we a thorbo tea seek to.. eryolpelee, 3of ohith ve nire/4 to ideate. Those chilins sad two atilt. died inn Two peens. died of inborn. Of 47 Mutest den lot 39 were hy r ; iese or onligeme, 4by murder et 'Lee raLatici rot 4by monde. A widow died na the litL law. et I. Wdrlimiteatetnet, Aberelitlk, to the ace, se mend, 4 lOU 'rank Lem week the tictka of LSO a sod 810 six* Is ell 1,100 ebtldwa, were tegrentel is Lea la the iso cent nood le', seeks of Ilat 14.44 *39. staLLer sae Simanenc Ihtsiourn COMPAN r.—An eatraertli• mat spit moth. ot tho cosagoay Imo bold 61 the one on Lanapa J l yat-nley (Turodoy) Mr. 1. C. wart. 11„ ,P tee Asir. Too to.e.ISIC WY rolled to mar Nos a onelinenin imitheridttitho ..litert.. ra b ar , aeJ emissodros 331008 i. The rtutirtnoo • ap:alor d taa tho of Mai illroothra was to eaobla the loOrtarite Oar c/lo anneslons ne art aura by woi the le. tr vow h h i a ee a",M Ha pooor. Nod aanthor troth the tart of Nodal r Dieserk. The Mairese Compaq . 4 rr ia o Oa lime thY arherimat too wok to tLe Sob who, Oleapier la pketee Awn at the aanuat . - 01,00411. too the Idyls' of thaw two cables. The le, to Harr tor had Iwo tamplerod sad.* the mearessat and Awe now no named the linos. Doomart, ite *blob 3),001 WIN to to appropriated. Tha dwontent therefore otql . tel palms tn irotto dobrotom to that *ascent is raebanke to shut., "'web Lao Salseas las Causes/ woe/ I lead ors, to theta. Tb. woos, trornrod ors Woo &butts/es troali be N.J.,. ri t'ss nal* .1 the 1104111 P, stra•oer they r... 1.1 at par. Tha otati• r, after a aL....t ontatiroati'.a, sou i t ) ter cttua Ur mart so. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1859. c.tion, end the provost ocuslon wis sipdstel for the ell xerreed erl.e reg. Mr. Nichol@ .w apish Ito dismiss the Wawa, the ..reliton having been rod. Sarsoid, onto b.d maid they hod Item pa'd, sod with ovule of ilia money hod been traced. It had jam Ikea paid. The Chief Condateslotor expmesed himself in Mang terms on Abe • sae. He le not hat each a sicked and I)ing cam before hue for a long time. The petition woo diaisimed. from their minim In Mach last, It war Mamma that be b.d sot chime Weasel t with the transaction is the books of WI firm, it b ing his duty, and his only, to make swlentriu. Mr. Lewis, wc. n the C3ll, was first opened, offired to admit ell the far., eeertug that it was merely a question of deLt cm the part at hie client mad of spite on too part of the prose cutors, &rising pertly from private transactions and partly from a spirit of revenge beranis they could get no redress • tho prisoner in she Insolvent Court. Mr. hurophreys, however, insisted upon fully proving his mu:: end witneeate were mum psntly examined .td COY. &candied epos trivial points with weer some pertinacity. Among rite new wits:mama examined we. Mr. E. J. Fader, of the firm of Price, Bolton, end Fader, solicitors, New-square, Lincoln's-inn, who deposed that he was private solicitor to •the prosecutors, and that by their theirs ha applied to the primmer by letter for information cc to whet bad become of tae cigars_ which the prisoner refused to tarnish, referring witness to h i. own e - licitor, who in turn also retard the information. Witness subsequently visited the prisoner in Whitecrou-street Prison and reques'ed the information ' which be still refuted to furnish, upon which wittier, told hint, if he had omitted to make is entryln his books, to tell him, and he (critical would make it all right fur him ; but she prisoner declined to say anything. Mr. Lewls—Tell me, Mr. Fader ; you and Me primmer were very intimate formerly, were you sot P Witness—l and Mr. Arta were particular friends till lately. Mr. Lewis—Did you not write a letter fur him to the ea cretery of the masonic lodge Witting—l don't know that I ought to answer that qtpition. Mr. Lear 4--014 yea, you ought. It may bo important to know. L'ird Mayor—But I thought freemasons were bound to preperva all the sorrels of their lodges. Witnase—Well, so they are ; Out I don't mind saying that I did write such a ktier. Mr. Iwwir — Of coin* you did, for I've got • capy of it Owe. (Laughter.) Witales—lVell, it has nothing to do with this case. Mr. Lewis—l'll jut read it, and then we shell see. Lord Mayor—Stop a minute, Mr. Lewis. Let me reed It hat, end see whether It has really say connexion with this an. (Reads) It is merely en e mir of froemmonry between the parties, mid does n ot relate to this our. Mr. Lewis—lt Is for your lordship to decide, but I should like to have it nal. --- LoTdid;yor ardon't think It at all nseasaary. Mr Fltdar—rve no objection, my lord, it you allow ma to espial& how I mat to wilt. it. I do not regard it as • mend of treasnasoary. Mr. Hunspkreis—You lea, my lord, they era quite obligin g to each other. The prisoner is a freemason, and so is Mr. hider, and so Is Mr. Lewis. (Laughter.) Lord Mayor—l know ha is„ I bare met him at • lodge. (Laughter.) However, I see no necessity for reading this letter. -- fhe letter accordingly ass not read. Atter patiently considering the evidenoe, the Lord Mayor came to the conclusion that to jury would convict the prisoner of stealing, and the prisoner was accordingly discharged. . _ _ GU MD HALL. dl//redßurrows, ali4s Alamwarrem, dim Williams Theis who led been previcualy coavicted at the Central Criminal Court of fraudulently cbteluing 11 cwt. of canvas bags from the Poet-office, in Minim Smith sad Elder's name, and who had been tried and acquitted nadir the second name cm a charge of sterling some Baths Waterworks shares, wee charged with felonious'y utterfne a forged order tor the deli very of goods to the value of 101., with Intent to defraud Mr. Herring, a wholesale druggist, of 40, Alehrsgats-street. The order which was signed in the name ed Mr. Freeman, ens of Mr. Herring's customers, wee for 2 lb.. of oil of Pe int, value 41., sad 2 lbs. of oil of lavender value 61. gnreeman stated that the prisoner had been in his err vies in 1846, for • short time. About four months ago the peimaer brought some new medical books, and offered them to him for • fourth part of their value, and dace then he hid seen nothlog of him. Committed for trial. MARYLEBONE. A tearbegone-looking woman, named Emily Taylor, about 90 yews of age, was charged with having attempted to de 'troy herself. Tbe poor creature, who sobbed bitterly, was rested doing the proosedinp. Deinkwster, 291 D, deposed that at 9 that morning, while on duty in Great James-street, Llama-grove, his attention was celled to the prironer, who was lying nearly doubled up by the railing In front of Christ Church. She seemed quit* unconeclons when he wpoke to her, and on his openlag her right band, which betted with west difficulty, he drew there from a phial, upon which was labelled . Poison." He them conveyed bar to the dispeonary, not far off, wham she wee at ' tended to, and ehe admitted to witness that she had swal lowed a quantity of laudanum, which ehe had bought at sea then one shop. Mr. Broegh'on—Dit she give any explanation to you ets to the motive Ow taking the poison? Witness—She told me dig Wks was In the greatest dis bud's, and had not broken her hi dace the previous morn ing. She further alleged that her halter, who had been • groom in the royal et ibles, died twelve years ago, and that anal then she had supported herself, se well as she could, by boot-binding, but her sight had lately become so much impaired that she was incapecitated from getting a living In Met way any longer, and NM knew not what she shoal do. Oa IteTni asked by Mr. Brombton what she had to may, she repeated what she had told the officer, v.e., that burr eight was so defective that else could not see to do needle wakwilineut Ms aid of spectacles, and that she had no means of miskevamy to buy • pair. TM megtsloare, after ordering that the should be provided at once wit tie r tn., disseted that she should tbsa be taken to If arylaboue Workhouse, and said that whoa site came out, he would afford her the smeietanom she needed. kobert reerectably dreamed young man, described ass railway clerk, war charged withd imaging • mat in the Resew's-pack. The ore w moved bp can of Use park constables, who found the prisoner Ia the act of cuttleg the seat with a knife. He had just finished the letter " R." Mr. Brotaghtm (to prisoner)—What have you to ray for yourself t I did wu done thoaghtlessly. I was not awes I was doing wrong. Yr. Broughton—lf you wish to immortaliee yourself, en deavour to do so by your good conduct, and not by cutting your Dame on the Queen's proprrty. Ho was clued de., which be directly paid. ht the utmost inveet gation. and told Timmer Dens that if the netewery witne.eee did tot think proper to att nd on watemonms, which Lc should at once bone, be should rant wnerants to compel th, m. lie then rt mat& d the prisoner to a future del. Mr. Whiting, one of the forennepof the eetablishment of Metre. Maude's, and Co., in the Wettminattr-road, waited es Mr. Norton, and requested to hand to him the sum of 101., the subscriptions of the workmen emple3ed in the esta bliahment, for the benefit of tho sufferers in the late calami tous accident at the Weetmluider Palace Hold. tab Inuthwact. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND_MATRIMONIAL CAUSIS.-MAT 24. (Boom tbe Ink clibef kotias,flo lAA Chid llansosi u: J*.ordl.grfj MARY V. twang AND C 9999 . ---• Tar pt ebreer, • jo•rna) man watokaa,ker, at LI midterm, Guam rattgaLi.e , r .anorree4 to ate Nri"•utent to 1845. In 1434 he wee Iwo:eel to a law slut, airi the co-rrepoodent, who woe a Jorge to the eraolrys.ant of the potiouet s attor hey, led frepsently s.a-ira to go to hie house. la this meaner be angel lahrossll of the omostani.y to sedates the reepeadest TLe peti.Lon'a inapidose being mead, he er,,a4t.,1 WIDOW from his arts; and oa the n'gbt of the Bth of N realer, 1857, the eo-nsposasse was found in As loose with the respond, nt. Dr. Spoke %waxed for Cos Lti be court demo:lel the Sian t 4.3... OWTS C. GITTX. ass • petitis• 111 rd by Mrs. Adrlaldei Gwyn, I.l ' i ilvsadt, ref ceet ker baptan I, Mr. Thomas Oabral Carew Goya. cr th• I Ith Laseer6 fur • diredutron os tha ground of sd•ttery The pause were married at Ag Sisiate", Br. J ha•a Vaud, on the 101 h of March, 1840. Biees tban they bed e rhsbi•ed in many plane, and bad bad twu children. one of wcneu, • son, war still annoying. The re. ra ttaxtr i , sad i wa7 , bar tie fuller epithets in lite promos of her edi7dri: g an t d sevvs•h, lie gam alleged to liars beaten her, Iticluei bar, spit on ter, dragged her down stairs by Ws hair of bar bead, sot Ire to her ted, tbre•teoed Ler .ifs, sad committed otter outrages itot her. On the 'hh of July last lies. Gwyn quitted blot, sad shortly afterwards she bawd that be bad iallretsd bee with • ketbsome Masse. _ ---- • Dr. PlatasCr;,CT.Z.7l, sTiMr . K uslake amazed for tie fitliceer. . • Xhit court diseolved tbo marriage, remarking that It 'Ma Wet aggravated MOP, sod whatever might be thought of the general principle of granting divorces it the suit cif the *re, ileor I d oh*, rejoiced that in this niacin@ terry had sorb a I intl., and they exercised it with peat wisfectios. r. AttAD. Stife wee • salt kr a dlooohatian of =Mk.% On th•round of adultery and bigamy. 'rho husband bed been ntod at the Livery r,. ass us beers Sir C.Crssanell for thG letter off' nor, sad be .411 sentenced to fan, 'Deaths' herd lebeur. Dr eyfillki appeared for the Tao court nkted tie decree to ism,. W ttUlt O. WALNIN AND WATIIIIO3I. The petitioner, s w•terman, war married to the reepondent, et et. Ilasirre's-in•the-Eme, in the per 1546. A fortniteht *harms& all WY confined, but the petiloner dented his of the child, and Inver Heel with her 'pia. She M v ett7e been rotating with the eio-rewpondeat, by whotu dr Ind bai • tawny of lour. Tide was the tividesce of the reeposdetts• Amur; bat tba brother of the pi. talons" swore that the lwiee hod lived: ',tenter "very comfortabty " lee some no nths afterwards. Then were no Whet wittiness. The court dismissed the pei•irm, being of rpinion that the viaduct of the petitioner mast be equidered as bawl's eon trlbut rd to as &Au tory. It was manifest that sedge the ohs cesnetsares under which bt had vianied the respondent, he had so right to have her. lIATIAIN V. BILITAIN AND CAMP. Is th's ease the adultery of the respcsadeat hed free found bye jury on the 19th of Febru.ry Isar. The toarrisgo of the puttee wee sow forsoany proved. sad d M issol r. disejaeat Pigott moved that the marriage might be ved. Mr. Litley (with whom was Mr. Luton), on 'whet( of the teepatoient, tricked evidence to oh iw such en amount of wilseesduet on the .it of the petitioner as would disentitle bin to the remedy be sought. After wine eiscuselon, The court directed the learned rattan to file affidavits, setting fortis bin grounds for oijecting to the sentence teing diately pronounced. ?CUMIN I. TOLIKST ♦ND KRAUSS. The rtitiosier, Mr. flawarl Tolfrey, the ace of the lat. Major T °they, was I. 1848 an undergraduate at Oriel Col lege,Ozfoed ; sad jest se he wa. atout to take hie degree be married the tespoadeat. then Amelia Chalk. He was in tended 14 the choral, :bat after hi. noarrnge heeagaged hiiarlf ii tni ion. He had three children by the respondent. In 1857 he west to Ireland as a tutor ; and he hit bin wife with his mother and enter. The ruirearadeat is a Gerona, sad a nierihant is the City. He made the savalaisse• of the Tulfreya by occupying apartments in thew house as a lodger, sad he Kea placed himself on tame of great inti macy with the fainny. Mrs. Tolfrey being very tench from home. and often oat late in the strain, at his enticed the easpiceas. of her .other-la-law. One day last year Mrs. Mawr Tolfrey saw bee daughter.n.law's dressing ewe placed wader the bed ; sad ierliegose she said, that her son's happiness was et Wake, abs opened it with one of her ti.ye sad tusk est eve letters la Mr. Krause's handwriting. l'ere of Are were predated and reed. la one of there Mr. Knew wade ea etudgeetrou with the napniadest to mast him at Charing-awe; and is the other be awed to lied her any eau self be had at him disposal le lallbis Mr to take a home end Ist ' •It wadi wanted, w Vary fondly lean.—H. KM011.." • wermat, meld Elbe Pratt. deposed that Mr. Krems and to come to ON Mrs. Mat Tolfrey, sad he allow* west away at W. A dew niasies bet re that hour, the re. 'enema used to go eat sad stay till midnight. One evening she tild the witness that she had been with Mr. Krause to aa ho:e'. bad had a bit supper. which rho quite en joyed. Witness had told her that Mr. Krauss ought to many eat havea bootie of his uws. Iteepoodent replied that ohs hopel he would not, foe she dearly loved his. Had sera Mn. Tolhey bee Mr. Kreute's let's,,. 81te made wits.. Iv nii.e her faithfully that it she died mileage would Ober bare :la re letters or give them to an mother without lettbig say ose els. no them. In February, 1858, Mre. Tolft.y l.r.k the house, No 9, Garvey-mid, Bayswater and with se az,mputied her dun. lir. 'imam west to with h-r sad while In lived la the bean he used to treat i /C reepenlent with tired fintsharity. TM respondent red to eh up with him after she bad wet the servants to bed; sad the side and *eery weeesiag to se up la him at Cod mores and at sp ut th Wm tilt sae ; eat than they mad bo dawn 'o bifrokfam u purr. lb. nine, who bob married a sister of the polltigew, wY that the reeiondent bed COS•11r d to E im that elm bed metal hey ba.bead eery weeny, but that if be wadi spews bar the ="rof • petite ragman she a ALI,I maintain She hst bar nothse-te.lais mu.t herd seen all along that alas dearly Lire t Keen., T ermnd.oolvdthemarriage, ea 1 condiment the cl.• rap:midst to the costa. tI.NMINOTOA t. CVSNINOTON AND trOBLIL The te•idowar warned the respondent in 1849, and for seer arra they heed very hapely t getter; but in the follring i or, Mr. Cotenant n, who was a clerk in the Portelll v. wee consict.el of stralieg • Wier, sad was teetered II ten yews' penal servitude. He le sow, however, it Urge with a ti bet of lean. In 1852 re erepondeat rive to a friend of ben named Davenport, who wee lois' et Itayd a, in Ees-t, and requested leer to neer, her fora few week. a. bed hailth was not good. Mr. MAW, the co-reepondri, was lodging at the ere bra. At Int Mee. Cunniagton west by the come of Asher ; but Mr. Hale Uppsala, ecci lasitaVy t t gad oat that that was nue her real arse, wee inforthe I if ber history. Previous to that time Ili. respondent. d.l not much like one another; bat when Mr. Noble knew what 1.1 ti.ppred to her, be rid he .11...1.1 pdy bee and treat her as a sister. He thr began to take her for ealke, en I the tenth was lb. birth of • shill Mr. Davenport insonAm , e'y rent her lodgers away; bat after a ti—s they returbet t, Roydne, and heed towhee se ass and wife. They had now iVar children. The pre dere had no legitinote Wane. Mr. Hodson apprred for the peiitionar. The court, afar nanatning its petitioner, took time to 000mikr its decision. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MAT 24. (Mhos Ms. Canaanloco, Elobrayd.) IS RENDI6L. This nut the tertifir ra minting in the ere d J. W. Ben del, airmen sad lines.] vtoualitr, of Weilersireet, London ducks, .s.l of John-.trots, M ix. r es. It was she an ad kureirt sitting fir the f assignees. The debts returned in the balms.-sheet amount to 7911. ealy, sad lite mato bass riralard more than 804.; but there an other creditors inter dams were dietuted. Aber sn it effects.' at t y Mr. Roxburgh ti est tiAsir a rein eft iart the ertits t , r 1,2 r 0/. ea behalf of Igesers. Moth and II ittaltle„ judgoont cloth...is, Mr. Jobe Wright, Leered •iettiallsr, of Cratchettriare, was china trade i r r. I:lilt/Ur tendered a proof for a smelt marmot on be half of Mr. Wititerell, a forum/ partner of the bankrupt, for the purpose of obtaining an independent investigation of the cgs,. • The pert wag set establish/ d Mr. Lacer, fee Ye ers'ete , e, re(oomehded that the bah rope shoed bays es Immediate certificate. He hu I comae to the coon is ceder to per.-.at tie whole of hie poperly Wog swept uff can ler en es..csHon. Mr. Bier, ere, be thr S•nkrupt. Hoeour sold he could n t bra entertain the (potion seetiboote se the eaelgsee had tees onie just ippon:del Adjourned for a furisight. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—MAY 21. (Delon the Chief Cetemisidiner.) Is Ix WiLLIAX ItALoY. Ihlear,'Winbr bs blote the covet on a forma *tendon, iv cos esscinded. — Thiteedvestnie vi.. liornSed victualer, en i bid loft eh. Stabeestja Ilsed, °therein the Sonaruck, in Itutfunis- I Alban, Lingers. The plort weir destroyed by the in Deenther. .rd au Irebnory loot be received 4 Sit frit. tb. Pharethothan To meow to he di.porittua of the nosey be alle,e4 that be Ind p.id • 1.-ro n named Enigma' 1 1 i31. 115.. lad., and en Twopenny did., both fur mercy 4 + borrowed. AS dm tu the money briar advanced an to eh, repayment. evidence was, however, of nett • , hard, t.. 4 t um th e d to bati.ve it, end *apnea d an opttio 1 that th e Ind ben c eceahi3. Subeequently SUM 1. Inc cute' had traced, end an apptiostion woe made t. brine the ars se the ;art ~1 Mr. Abbnr, • brewer, who WA{ 1134%11 , 1r (dun loots. oaly ao..tLer, Mr. Simon Silent, ..a tbe sandals, a.tuan mg vreleir to 1651.), before the mart, bdt the impartial pale:rad imam% bas own mil- MIDPLES'EX 8B83ION& (Bohn Mr. P•abkhQ.C., Aamaant-J wige.) _ . A awake of ewes, in which the primness pleaded guilty, were deposed of sad several known thieves. committed on videos charygeo, were sentenced to VatiOtli terms of penal servitude. The court rose early, ithe learned Judge being In a state of bodily health which prevented his sitting longer. (Before Mr. Creasy.) 77.0•4". arc, 30, a man of rood separates, was Indicted for stealieg • watch, value 181., the property of lama Bleat ie woo, from the ;argon of Wilhelmisa, his wife. Mr. Oeot was coronet for the proeeenttaai the prisoner was deletded by Mr. Kneen and Mr. Daly. This robbery was committed at the Church of fit. Banalme, during a mannerist. The evidence de sly proved the guilt of the prisoner sad he was convicted. A long list of previous couvicitimis was praved. His lest imettimse was four years' penal nervitude. Coombs., en ex-pothresees, mid he had known the prisoner as 'thief for IS years. Mr. Crotty said it era neccwary to p r a tes society train ouch depredators, sod be ehoold therefore double the last manioc* passed upon him, sad pm' upon him a 'sentence of penal servitude eight Mo y ears' se ley, 20, printer, and Prederiek May, 21, brass finisher, were Indicted for having stolen • pair of trousers, the property of Edward Taney. Edward Toney, • little boy, soe *these Taney, • tailor, of No. 4, Atnwell-street, Peotonvllle, was sent by hls What with a pair of framers wrapped up as • parcel to the Seven Bitten-road, Holloway. lel'hilat mania, through Penton street, he was wasted by Mon'ey, who mked him the way Bridgwater-equare, ant haling directed him, they ems rated. Soon afterwards May OMAN up eel mote to asking him where he was going to. Ineeweiesdy he take him, upon which ha remarked that be bed goes to the seise school as the boy, and that as he was the mine way, he would arcompeny him, and I oftierrseds they were joined by M *Play. When they got into the Seem Sisters-road, Moseley raid he would glee him • shilling • piece for all the birds' mato be meld find, and *rpsm . a piece for all the horse leeches and newts that he could fled in • in the field they ;were then in. Both Known bits to put down his punt, and May put telecast over h. The boy then went into the pond to look for leeches, fol lowed by M.y, who de hind him there while Moseley tea away. The boy said be would go and get his carcel, hot what be got to the place when it had been left, it had dis appeared. May tried to ran away, but the little boy fol. lowed him for eight hours, and at last lost sight of him in Mecelediald-street, City.roed. A description of the prisms, was given to the police, and on the following morning they ware fogad le bed together at No. 23, Waterloo-street, end Mir hie castody. On searching the room, • pawn broker's duplicate for the trousers, which had been pawned es the Saturday eight, was found between the glees and the bark of • photographic portrait in the room. Both the prisoners male a rambling We nn. denying that t=hail den the trousers, May stable that he re with the boy to long to safist him in Boding them. The jury immediately found both ths prisoners Charlie Phtllipe, polloe-cooatable 436 N, said the p risoner was caseated of teeny at the smokes of this court on the 6th of July, and sentenced to be imprisoned for twelve months. — Rea. &easy mid that it was really ray mei for two bulldog bellows like the prisoners to go shoat for the pur pose of robbing poor children, end it was his determination to punish all nth cams which might be brought Wore him with severity. In the went ma., as Hay had already Mao convicted, he should sentimos his to be t ugs I. penal seen lode for tour yams, sod klosstey fix three 7 Una. 21, was indicted fee Preening and entering the shop of lamas LIMIIIIION with intent to Meal the goods and chattels Mersin. He mu also indicted for unlawfully Insulting and beating John Randall, • cen stale of the metropolitan police force, in the execution of hie duty. The assault upon the constaVe was manmitted before the attempted buralsry took place, but the prieoner had con trived to get out of the way. When hawse taken °another charge, this wee preferred against him. It was proved that he throat • tobacco-pit e into the policeman's eye*, pene trating his nose, by which he was seriously itijural, and was still sobering from its effects. The primmer was found Guilty on both charges, and previous conviction brine proved against him, Hr. Cressy sentenced him to be kept in penal servitude for seven years. LICAPE OF A PRIPONER Arra' SENTZNCI.. On Monday aftersooe, after the business of the court was ccschwitd, it was discovered that a prisoner of the name of Comm?, alias Mormss, who bad been °Gaviria i of stealing • basket of ars trees • laundress's cart, and senteocod to flee= w pinn i tiervltude, had male hie swops. Although but close, ba wee • well-known thief, and had been eon ed something like fotirteee times. It a ems that he wee Sorel In • cell on the female side. end contrived by sheer strength to munch the kwahen home from the woodwork to which it wee fixed by serene, to • sufficient retest t t enable him to thrust hie body be tween the end Mr and the well. He then reined the mob of the wiedow sad got into the ales, a tolerably deep oae, at the beck of the Guildhall, from which be by some memo managed to clamber up toe ledge, having niched which he would easily net bold of the outer railing, which Ise would be m very little iMoshy in getting over. He made good his escape, end, though but a very abort time could have elapsed since he was ma yak thine ie no doubt other prisoners who were wending absent wine aware of the method of "mem ho bed adopted, and but for the timely arrival of the warder, would have f Mowed the exempla. The ghee were at once com municated with, end from what le known of the prisoner, his Minot" and sesodatee, it is thought he will not be long at age. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-BOUM Emily Bertram, • respectable-look's, young woman, attired ia deep moandeg, and John !sailer, who, in draw and general appearance, looked very much Rita the mate of • merchant ate*. ware charged with atealing • watch from the perms of Mr. R. Waters, at I% Reisa's-plena, van horseman. _ _ . Ti prosecutor mid—Last night, Weeds ten and eleven o'clock, I was in St. Mary-use, when I was snorted by the female stems. She asked me to sooompany her home, which I declissd to do, and I went on my way audeerouring to get rid of her. She tried to take hold of my anti, but I pre. vented her from doing so, nad molted bee away. She Idlowed me to the corner of Great St. Helen's, where the began to tell me • tele of deep distress, aid I stooped there a minute to listen to her. Then ski made a sudden snatch at my watch, which she pulled eat of my pocket, but before she could get away I caught hold of her hand, with the watch he it, mad called oat " Police." When I did that, she me • sort et cough, and I wee sud denly mined from behind by • man shorter than the reale primmer, who grasped se tightly by the arm*, while a worms who was with him twit hol d of my wrists and wreathed the watch away, the nor a - the some time attemptimg to push me down. 1 lost my hold of the female primer's head, and at the maw time of my watch, the swivel at which was broken. The female Owner ran away, and greed emir thing to the mole prisoner, whom I then saw readies close by, although I had amt seen him before. While I was calling eat " Pobcit," the other man used some eery vile leagnage, and told me to bold my tonne. The watch has nct bra found. As the female petmner was tensing off, oho was sized by a policeman. sad at the same time I mired theme'. pelsoneir and dragged him towed' the pothoser, wheat once said the female primner was his villa. TM caber was and woman immediately male • lasi at sr sad the policeman ; they got the male prises away hoot use, and I te'lieve he then pulled the female primer away from the policeman, and they then all raa away as fast as they coati. I pursued the male prisms., whom I overtook in St. Mary-aze, and I had just a 'ized helm as the poliwraau came up to MI oriatonce. The female prisoner ran down a corst when there was no nutlet, and a plinth welt after her ant brought her bark. The other man sod women ran into Great St. Helen's, and got away. I here auff,red vary much from the violator of the stones , . At the station. house the = denied that they me toasted and wife, and pave seam. The Lmale prisoner denied that the had ' agates le me at all, and they bith asserted that I was ' Wart= as to their identity. — Paire..7o;tll;l:66i . ;;;;;l;orated the evidence of the gee aerator, satyr that he was himself dragged seven] yards by the confederate* before they succeeded In getting the female prisoner from him. The prisoner. bed long passed as huebind and wife nod the male primmer had been in custody before upon a Molnar charge. At the elation-howls the mole prisoner said ha oune over from America no the lot Janusty last in the City of Washington, end intended to In tuit:ion the 24th olds. present month, having in rata en deavoured to es t employment here as en engineer. Aldorman Cabin—Do ycewlohtomay anything, pewee,. ? Female prison.. (cryieg)—Why, what cos I say Male igfigger—All I m lei is that I came from Ausarten on the lot January. How, Uses, MR the officer may 1 have been in muitody before? ail false. Officer-1 ma prods°, sa effher, who can prove that be woo tried at the OM Bailey. Ths prisoners were filly committed for trial. Levu Artois wee again brought berme the Lid Mayor, by writ of habeas corps', from thsQueorem Bench Prison, for examination apes a charge of laving stoic's 50Ibs. of cigars, value 551., the property of Ma employer*, Moore. De Cuadra coral Romero, merchant', of 10, St. Sefthis's-hone. Mr. Humpbros sop and for the prcescution; end Mr. Lewis, of Ely-plice, f w the defence. The facto involved in the charge wwo, that the primate had been fur some considerable time in the 'aryl', of the prosecutors at • eatery, but that at the ooze time be bail a otimiderable private connexion of Ms own, whom be onpptied with cigars in his own name, having an apes amount with Messrs , . De Cuadra end Romero for that purrioe; this is June he so suppliod 60145. f cigars to a eftoomer of his own, the rigors haring Mee taken set of hued ty the mom colon with that view ; and that attic kis mart &scheme LAMBETH. Elisabeth Broyin, a raiddT•Teiielaromae, who bad ban remanded, on a charge of having caused the death of bee illegitimate child, in the month of October, 1867, was brought up for further examination. It will be recollected that the child was born in October, 1867, and died some time afterwards, and was burled in the garden of the house in which the prisoner lived. Neither the birth nor the death of the child WU registered. In eon legumee of some communications made to the police, the body was exhumed and the present proceedings taken. At an inquest held the other day on the body of the child, an open verdict wee returned. Inspector Dena informed the magistrate that he had given notice to seversivritteaers, whose evidence,he conceived to be neoeseary in the caw, to be in attendance, and they pro mired him they would, but some of them had forgotten their protons. Mr. Items, a surgecn, of South Cottage-grove, South amplon-streat, Camberwell, said that on the morning of the 22nd of October he attended the prisoner at the helve, 16, Camden-square ' and delivered her of a living child. lie re mained with her for 20 minutes or half-an-hour, and on leaving, proceeded to the house of Mrs. Smith, her sister to request She weak' go to her, on there was no nor.. or fe male there. Resew Mrs. Smith, told her of the prisoner's con finement, and requested her to go t.) her sister, aa she bad no female to attend on her. _ . Mr. Norton—Did you sea any person at the bottle besides tbe prisoner? Witness —Yea, her father, by whore request I attended. Mr. Norton—Did ycu continue to visit tie prisoner after bar centinearat P _ _ I attended her for "rune days afar. Mr. Norte•—What state did you leave the infant in whin yen left on the morning of its birth P Wooer—lt seemed quite well, cried, and I gave It into the arms of the motbar. . _ Mr. Norton—H.l you seen the child atter that tiros? Witness—No, 1 bed net. Mr. Norton—Then whet account did tho prisoner site you of its abstruse? said she bAd made arrangements with &party to take it. 111r.iilirton—Then abs did not mention anything about overlying it, and i•s befog dead and buried ? WAnses—Certaioly nor, or I should of comae have camped the necessary inquiries, to be made respecting It. Alfred and George Beset* the brotheta of the prisoner, were called and examined, but not on oath, at some length. They admitted din though they bad been made acquainted with the Let that their sister, the priwner, had been deli vered eta child on the morning of the 22nd of October, 1867, tr bad never given 'h.:melees the trouble to inquire what bad become of the infect, and deckled they knew nothing of it• burial in the garden. They acknowledged that they bed spoken to a pervert named Gill on the subject of the death of the child, and had put their names to the following document _ . - " Fetter-lane, Nov. 2, 11167. " This is to certify and decline on oath, before the under signed witnesses, that I (Edwitrd Groove') hold myself ea swerable to the law if I at say time diruigo anything respecting an !affair that is supposed to hare taken place .60,01 the character, situation or liberty of Mr. 8. IL Smith is any way effected, and that on the reosipt of 101. no further application or demand will be mad. by me, either directly or indirectly. So witases my head, ..NDWARD Garners. " Withers Alfred Biagi*. George Nampa." In reply to the que.tious of the magistrate, both Wes Benfna said the perm= Oreeme sad Ohl, whom OWN. they hid mcsaVot ed, ware one and the same pathos, and farther declared that though the 101. had been paid by Smith. they (the witassom) had nut received a farthing of ihe money, Inspector Dann Informed the magistrate that he had warned the pereon Gill to to in atiendthoe to give evidence In the con, but he was out of the absentee , . Mr. Neale, who attended f m the prisoner, cattail:teed that the utmost the charge amounted to wee one of nvglooting to registar the birth end death of the infest, and no doubt re gistratios had been avoided to avoid throwro of the unfortu nate affelr. Mr. Diatom, howsvm, cossidetsd tb Cll.O was sae eallisig THANES. CAorles Cooler, a negro, who elated that he waa " raised" In Kentucky, wee oharged with burglary and robbery. At four o'clock on the previous morning a policeman saw the prisoner getting over some railings enclosing a rope ground in the Commerchluro id But. As be was getting over he handed to a boy who was passing two empty sacks, a large jar, and a email bundle. Tb• policeman arrested him and found that the jar contained a pound ~r so of raw sugar, sad the bundle consistud of a tablecloth end • dish with about • pound of butter in it. When the prisoner wee searched an adze was found on him. It was ascerlaheed that the articles which the prisoner bonded to the boy were stoles from the gentry of Mr. Bradford, tad', and draper, of 16, High- Meek, Stepney. The panU7 adjoined the rope ground. Tim prix war in defence said he belonged to the British ship Lancaster, from Colcuta,, now lying in the West India Dock, and thut be had been drinking ever since he had been on shove, and did not know what he was about. The policeman stated that the primmer was not drunk when he apprehended him. Committed fur trial. PROM LABT RIGEIT 8 GAZETTE. Joss Boonia or. Donrcoarl: Does, lortging.hoswo keeper, to surrender Joao $ owl Joi, 60.4 1, at Bas.ogio&ot.om. ▪ I.Jaklotoro rod liookwood. WoSbrook. Olty. nod Clayman, Me wl* ; of. mole.. Graham Colman wool Tipp*, Toss.. Waag.woll. hocosof rlatoollor, Jaw I ot 11, sad .1111. 6st t, at liisil-otreot. Vol.. limey , Dliliter-equaro ; off. Haase YUMAN led °RAMA Ole%Tilt, ClWill., CRT. lammed vietaallere, Jess Ist 11, sad Joy 4 at 1. at Bar clonll street 401 L. Lynam sad Co.. Bead atilt Cared& off , matt . Bletieleeer Cliosal &TACIT. I(.. Madre, BeeluWve, tobacconist, Jape I.t 11, and July 4et2, at Badostmaatreoa. Sok, Lyra and Lsavion_, Johiv AM* Berkoblie ; rag., Preen. Ovildloalleianliere. Jo•o Comet ov. Liverpool. for dos/er. Jos. 9 mad JO at 11, al Liver wee , lliourt.. UoY.. iveall sad Co., Liverpool ; off. mole.. Tereor. Lou iseviAs. Limpeol. Jaw I add 19. et 11.. t ilvinffool Open. OW— Buy. Liverpool . off. aria,. Tamar, Liverpool. Panted 11cffikatili. Liverpool, salaam, June I sod la, at IL at W Liverpool * CoatCoat dole. Elsa. mid Co.. Llvallool alelff . Tura.. re, MOZZITI 01POOLD, Kaseistatae. raerchaal Jess 6 sad 17. at 12, at ilaaebester Ciaart. ealaillej: sad Oa., Usiodisease, sad North and Co., L. 44.6 11711ttillT *ffiNtania, W. E. Chaarptos, AdrilWiZ ----------- Ms; Tediums& earl Atari, lionaweet. Lloseamiee. bWit merchant —4. D. Dm% Los Baer 'R aba*. Old Hootroad. IonIWoISTI pintaber—C. L. Wore. Begearrapark Bat meta prrnue gobbet is the lad Life haattla-0. 'Madonna. Lowcargreee. Brampton. meredtata elerk—W. Bloachard. Bead. DOW Mph,. flarrey, journeyman blackanith—J. C. HMI Doreolottret. Liverpool...oaf, Idinaaa, attorasyreklaw—C. B Inibb, Oisorpreatiets Nuaton quire. pletare darter—J. T. MOB. llaceltyland. It. Johnl wood, manager al the Km Awes DBMS. R kTIONS OT TIVIDINDIL Jews Baron Tows. Lawman Ponstotorlane. City, awl the ATOMS, ittrestasar. 'bloomer —lad &Mead of 14., any Wedamday. st Wl:Aroma* Bulathellattrart. ISSOIII Osman SMITS Isepstata estate), Old Rroshetteat, City. sad Bambara Clerermoy. I.7,llam—fad dividend of Id.. say Wminealay. at TTIOSSIOnT, ATTSISSIRTIOTA. ROW, RISS?. Itraborypoverneot. and Little If oorflekis. City. oil and Whitatteex bathe warehouseman-3rd oirond of lid, say Waloteday, at .),Wend RUST WILLIAM RIMS,. Exmaoth, haematite. buUder-14 dlndead of Yd.. say Turfs, or Friday. at ilassafe. YAM.. Jose RSISIDICS Turas., Tannest. Dear:satire, dealer in musical =nansts i t fu telkrie k k i arl hos . new proofs) of 2s. at. any Tuesday or Sax est Ilea! Mid ROSS.? OILLT ROIL ERIOTOO. TOTOWA'S, &Soon —lO dtatdrard low itew proofs), of ISL. ray Tared./ Of Tridar. illrlasfa. Meter. Wituaa Talasr (*Ara Dotonnwts Bonfounder —lst Bridals:l el fliff Tuesday or Friday. at Matzoh, Mete. Jaws ittiort. sweet—Let dividend of say Taman or /Mal at Ilitteeta. lasetat. Toenail Wisorts. lletherese s Dearrashire. ,'de, sterehant—forthar di vided of 1144., any Tramaty or Frisky, st S. Baena. WILLIAM RILL and Joss RUST Coat, ilsasbestsT, colosSoress— let melded of a Tid..asy Today. K listrismanS. Bambara. Wriataa Btu. Ilsacsestar. calesderer let petate astmai—lst divir.lead el IL say ?tsarist. at flarsantalia flimahareirwr (novae et Ls, Ylarliarra, Durham. farmer —lst dividend of 1.. Pd.. Tyres et soy astarequant Batankay, at Baker's. fiescestlauposa T 11 1 11011 N TM . . June IL o.Hooltorton. W7eiii;nithficl4. City, iroamonny—June 11. T. hare. Caltbome place. Ora. wino road. and Actoicaac, Acton, Ireumouger—Juno U. B. 'fill, Wolvorhnnaton. Staffordadro. Smnard eletaaller—June Ir. J. Mundy, Ittnelogbam. umber merebanL OHLTIFICATSS to be van tug. natio be .114 , n , to WO 002 tThr% as the et eartiol. June 16. J. 11. Halal. City. talon—June 14. E. 144 . 1 64 :1:b.litrert, Ramada. hr... doalr—Juo• 14. J. tampion, butobr—Juoe 14. U. fieddard. Berwick Wert, 011.1.0.1. .ad Somerrharert, Seemed astualier—Jaly I. 1. Day and L. Van Hada Takata. ?Ai .a. 6 . bei t i trie DUISOLVID. T.lauslord ead Matra .wd. liormiod. Sara. bilteben- 1 . H. Kook .4 A. Oeakreft, Varkabice, alk dreareir—A. Haien sad 0. Hears. Dewassa. 11 . gyeart-11. Smith and J. Musa, Kind...... 1.11. talin— ftreari4 Rickard tn... Pm*. laara.blet w ate . 4ad paler doeime—J. O. BanUot and IL Hang, 01M1011141.111011. yalealbas et Haallmee went irelmalcal bone timie-4. V. . ma., and IL P. liciary. Ina.. drapare—T. ON. and .Cm lea. Wawa . Cornwall. aray e n a a 'b r ' We— . Pam a. F. T. wen.vormiswasiss. 011e,_esebel,ere James Player. T. Mier, Jan ether. sad 111. Ilailarea.Watitocatreet. City ; Nyyttosatara, avi New Vat. Ye A mesiek, ro be so ro. ea. H. Roble...—E. Mead sad J. ca 11..... Yorianink earminyica ayante—W. Zang mall T. Him imam.. —J. Robinson rad T. Unarmed. Orairotrail. den thisi—W. Sankey and 3. Pane& larudasima. and liandswer. sad Aldridge. Statordilre. bora Maim—a Sara IL SA. and P. S.. Hdder.... auldlir nakara, • tar am raped. L. 1.4711.-I'. Jas.., J. Ja ma. sad J. Jana.% lan.. He ham. Sonanea bor.., roan —J. S. nortim es. DW=O:e. J. J.K. Carter. sad E. Illackoiore. Jun.. nirodoril. Hamad. attoeseys-01. La. mare. J o. t Hill, and T. Wilma, klaadieler. lad Moan ro tar an raw. Lougmore—J. Woe.. O. J. Cow.. sal V. Skinner. Lima mad, Chelan. horticultural hull.. m to, La r ed. V. eitinner— @arab Clay and J. Om. De.burr. Yorbbiro. anon SCUTCII ULQUEST NATIO S. Joao Worcs. Orono CAM., and BUILT DTP/. Tue.., Sher , dectaldra railway contauton. Juts 3. at dye life Amu Rota, Jove &usages, Oleadoe. timber. Mal 31. at the Irbmita nag. Ohm., Osumi. Aberdemisbire, farmer, June 3, al the Leann Tree Tames. Aterdmn. Omens Nine es anaemic, ireldesteo, Tifigitre, farmer. Mae M. at tbe Tontine Hotel. 1 tipar. Jour M A .... SON, CrUberiMO r re. Inmenemehlre, May 72, M the thilne Motel, lairemene WILLIAM M finenes s heinburgh, glazier. Wm 30, at Steremeah Dale room., Dlinbureb. DAML . CA we any Waive, melt dealer. Mai at Sterarcies Bala moms, Bdlnbundi• THE SOUTH YOMISHIBE COAL TRAWL Yesterday a deputation of the coal muter, of the South Yorkshire dietriet had u Interview with the directors of the Great Northern ItsitersyCompany, to urge upon them expediency of establiehing free nude in coal over that railway, as • remedy for the unsatisfactory state of the coal trade of the district. The directory Amara the deputation that the issuer &mid bava their beat consideration, and that they were most anxious to adopt the mesas beet Stied to augment the trade. 2IIR W4LLAHIY POOL ARBITRATION. On Thursday last Mr.Montags Smith, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Hammack. of London, and Mr. John Stewart, of Liver pool, opened scours as whitreton (Mr. Smith being umpire), at Si. Georloie-hall Liverpool, to suers the value of land on the north side of Wallasey Pool, compulsorily appropriated by the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board, In connexion with the Birkenhead great Sat. The importanos and probable development of the 13.rkeithead Dock works are made an element la estimating the value of the land. The question of Liverpool v. Birkenhead le thus partially owned up ; and the inquiry sesames the character and I ees of past coated' in parliamentary committee., fall short-hand wiles being taken foe both side by Maws. Snell end Counsel', of London. There were present several members of the dock board, inc'uding Memos. C. Turner (chairman), J. Holm, and T. Bold. Atnoag the wit. use-es appeared Mr. Aldermen J. Holme, also Dlr. TIM, M.P., Mr. Palatal', and Mr. Hunt, architects. There en eleven claims for compensation against the dock board, the claimants being Meows. Pollard and Grey, of Huddersfield end London. Meagre. Mandeley and Smith, Sr. Herold Litt'edale. Wo•dward's trustees, Mr. C. K. Mainwariog, Mr. Townsbend Mainearir g, the Wal. Jassy School trustees, tilt lord. of the manor, Iticoard Smith's trustees, and Mr. L. R. Burley. The latPr ten claimants are represented by Moser.. Forshaw and Woodman, whose tame were Messrs. Monk. Q.C., and Brett. Me pro ceedings have been opened by the caw of Meters. Pollard and Grey. who are repre4entei by Menne Wilda, Q.C., and Cleasby, butrueted by Mr. Nelson, of London, and Messrs. Nelson and Saline, of bole, The counsel for the dock board an Mown. Lloyd and Qusine, inatructed by Mr. North, and the London agent., Mesa.. Wright and Venn. It spencers that 'Mutsu, Pollard and Grey claim about 230,0001., in respect of 86,000 yards of the land in question, and this la considered by the M.rsey board an emulates:at slim. The eleven other claimante,whoee caws will be entered nix n when that of Mom,. Pollard and Grey is disposed of, seek tompensation to the silent of half-s.raillion of money. As mar be presumed. the mambas Is one of great import to the Liverpool and Birkenhead merelmets and when eau nectod with the dock and skipping interests. It is hardly Iwo intereating to rho denizens of Westminster Hall, it being oomidered the gnat arbitration use cf the day.—Linerpool Moony. BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL Bocirrx.—The annual exhibltiem of this society, which is to be held next week at Barnstaple (North Devon), will be of a more extensive and stuaktire character than formerly. Por tbs Ant time lathe history dew society his Royal Highness Prince Albert will bean exhibitor, and in addition to a la m ak • w of cattle, egriceltaral implemeett and machinery, there will be a 800 mu exhibition, as will ea an exhibition of metal, s'aer, port•ry, kn., trout the great marls of industry in the north of England, • bortamlnersi exhibition, and annianhs other attraction•. EAdVarliaallaffilt.l-..HOLLOWAT . B °INTIM? AND raw -CORoaan..-In Ole • ley Hewitt( Ilf• a dad, mewl= euidee'y become. fretful. fererloh. mei ne4len. •dlith wasttai mewed.. The, .poptorn. ere frequently eitelbotab • te the pre mix. of worm., 1.1401 um ham Iro,nenee irdiation througheat /die mt... ...r•efgeoe, reline In coneublone, la awn whece thote para. Wet are nuocetisl. I lollonefe Oehront old be well robbed our ▪ tiled the ablomen to lee a day fee ten rolcat, at keit, awl • theme! Ideate llomollaiely after tbe Mellon. to eot, t„I •ht y. practleabla lloibmay. r flab &treat alto bo taken The conjoint operation. of both verreifwe remoltre eon Maltese. the worm sad prevent. to future aar.loh. They likewlee remote the beech too healthy irate, capable of reel.tind their reproduction. MARKETS. COTTON.—LivFarooL. MAY 24.—The sales of cotira 10-day we eStiokited at 3,000 Wes. A very dull marker, 1! sties in f..v.ur of the buyer. COTTON 000013.—blancuitivraa, MAT 24.—We have had an improved—indeed, an almond extraordinary demand —fur India cloth. to-day, in coosaquenos of further privato te'estamo from Calcutta (through Bombay), to the 24th of April, giving still better accounts of the state of true than ware to hand last week. Aceordiag to these advice., all Mt. of *manufactured goods had further advsacad in price under., large demand, with heavy wales for snivel. TILL has led to • brisk trade hue is 40-inch skirtings, soolaets, end enda . These goods, which bad yielded • little in pri. Ct la w i rek, notwithstanding the favourable advice' then to hand, have rallied very decidedly la price to-day, and c.O e mach firmer. The wider kinds of shirting' for Calcutta, such as 45-inch fabrics and upwardo, have advanced consi derably la valor, being very amine, whilst the demand for them is pressing. Figured shirting& for the same market are also in fair demand. Ia other kinds of cloth, whether for export or borne demand, the market ia quite as flat skit was lad week, and prime are again somewhat woks. The yarn market is much the same as that for cloth. India yarn' are in fair demand at lest week's rates—in EOM cues rather Inner; whilst the German buyers are out of the market. Yarns for the boas trade, for Chins, and for the Ideditertane.n, are doll, and about td. per lb. cheaper than kat Tuesday. WOOLLEN.—Lint e, MLY 24.—We have had • ratherbet. ter market this morning. Ture has been a fair attendsace el burn in the halls, and they have shown more disposition to operate. Ordinary cloths have been la better demand than lately. The bunter in all kinds has been quits equal to Tudors average. WOOL—Bunnies, tux, MAT 24.—As the sales pm• grew, a batter Iselreg bogies to neva, rad manufacturers an buying rather m.sre freely, but they still 030614411 prices too high for the times. M AN U FACT V 1018..—HUDDI181111.D, MAT 24. —There le a usual average of attendance of buyers is the market to day, sad though business may be said to be a little better, it Is for from being brisk. Trade Is chiefly maned to summer goods, and is thew merchants ere not heavy purchasers. COR.N.-Hut.r., MAT 24.-At to-day's market a small supply of English wheat; farmers would not submit to the redaction required, and but few parcels changed bends at about 2e. below the rates of Tuesday lest. Foreign not premed, and little or nothing doing. Barley for malting neglected, but a fair demand exists for feeding at former curlew. Beans sous, and late rates well supported. Pt es steady. Oat& rather easier. The foreign Imports this week ars as make :-Whest, 6,906 gra. • - barley, 2,201; oats, 911; buss, 738; peso, 42; liaseid and rapeseed, 9,987; oil cskse, 258 tons; bozos, 1,132. Lions, MAT 24.-The show of wheat I. only moderate; there I. eildently • desire with our millers to purchase in case they could get a reduction aimilar to what is reported from Mark-Lena, but holders see very firm, and eamyks generally withdrawn rather than take much lower rates. Barley slow, without alteration to value. Beau quite as doer. No change in other article.. Average prim of grain. -Wheat 1,529 gra., Ms. 110.; barley 69 gm., 31s. 80.; oats 107 gm., 28s. :lt.; beans 67 qrs., 46.. Old.; rye 18 cps., 35e. 9d. Arrivals tile weeks-Wheat 2,913, oats 234, barley , 30, beans 166, rapeseed 190 gra. Verve ' MAT 24.-Wea th er is now flue and dry, with see easterly wind. At our Corn Exchange this day we had not so much wheat &bowing as last week; growers were reluctant sellers at 3s. per qr. reduction from last Tuesday's rates. Spins corn as last week. Wheat, white, 6111». to 6316 e., 68.. to 87s. ; do.. red, 6011 e. to 631b5., 50s. to 54e.•, do., new, 6111 w, to 831 be., 50e. to 525.; do. do., Ohs. to 611b5., 48a. to 51s. Barley (chevalier) new, 52165. to 54Ibt, 38s. to 44e ; do., common, Silk.. to 5216., 30s. to 345. Beans, old, 65th.. t06611be., 48s. to 52a. ; do., new, 64Ibe. to 661b5., 465. to 48e. per qr. to the growers. Newcsens, MAT 24.-A fair supply of wheat from the growers, but thin attendance of buyers, and sale slow at a decline of 1.. to 2s. per qr. on Saturday's rates, being equal to 3s. or 4e. par qr. reduction on prices of this day week. South country and foreign without transactions, holder. [body rejecting the decline; our quotations for such descrip- tions cannot therefore be altered. Flour quite neglected. Barley not much doing, and beans and peas quiet. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mil liar Mo. Taal, Teat. asrsvsta INN male Aprll W. WM m X II 1 on dr air lal. ILY. II Wool Tea. ul6 nainda .......10 5.555 SSO 11.407 I.= Weak =dm KU* Dokraliaa• 1111.565155 ...... 11l 1,091 1,02 $.C97 1.'91 Weil wadies Do aura& moo Loam Ham lot rro 444 ISt 93 Weesi Deniers of Deeds W 6,169 1.151 LOA 9.1:0 Week mil= May IS torte Stalkedalitre DI 8,040 Mid Veit make Mall Raw sae iloweb MOOS TAO 7,(60 Week ass 99. Nieib Leman 9 1.103 818 9.471 1.161 Woks Ise 1.319 1.691 1.693 tinai leiembesei. ID Da LOS SN9 11.5 leltiri sad Ovate Dews 17 Ile 156 546 151 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Uremia (berquel, dates Murray. areal deem Liveldeal idf artkz. , with • rap of rd. wee Md. le with es dee lath of April, I. Lat. 0, lan 4t, dell of water (heeler eeedestered ewers drew) dales ea tike Ste abd 1111 el April). me the end taken wt by the WI. Copula livett, ftcda Hal 4 whiate arrived Ma yesteeddy.— New York, Nay U. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ten. tram Lloorpaol for New Yoh, April W. ha 41 W. Amsorthl (OW), hos Lhorpuol foe 11.11=44 Artl 29. Ist 24:, Is iii:" Bloseabeed. team Ltverpoi to Rio 3a,1i0 411113, 10 ON, is ____, Is W. Comte (ship), boo Now °risme tut Liverpool, April IS, la 31 00, ko 33 40. 00101•4414, tros New Or'eses for Liverpool, Pprll 29, let 39 N, los Colton " W bl ' oe (WO. from C.O for QueerAtowol3 dap, Med 7,1al 14 10 N. lan 14 W. Orlhi (On len bar4ne). from Piesemile for Port Adelaide 40 drys, April 11, lut 113 3,14.11 111 W. Sur. Ore?, frau Liverpool foe Pernambuco, April IT, tot It, L 111 W. Nom Liverpool for Chive, Meech 14, tat I N, too 20 W. Ihra . lll, from St. John INAS.) for Liverpool, May I, nt 41 40, los II Japelpsilth (4111.1. !rim Bombay lor Ll44rpool 125 der, ilarab 21;i379i. ‘ 1714 . 38 33 W. Kates**, of Liverposl,outwarll.bnosd. Aprils, At 20 9, 100 24 W. Louise, of Bristol, for asslislia 47 dam April 3, Ist 9 4u 9, 1 , 9134. Mutts Lothar (stop), Mao Lirerpost for Hew Turk, May 2. at 47, .__ .... Sou SS 69. Idyto Jsbasoa, Z srenosburg, from Bosom Apes for 1,06 N Alga _ "i:Tai 1t:6121W. o. Ihrmetho Rofther (Redo& barifit), from London for WeVancoo . . . 0 days, tat 4 N, idei3 W. Nadoseloslltaraslso bps , , trona froadartand for Sou 0 days, spot IP, Bat 3 23 34.1 am Al .s W. Online (alp), hater. tr.= Uverp , ol tar Ilabila a tipaachic).3. a pcll Pl. Bat 19 SO. lea VI 10. Ilectamas (Alp), Ulm Loads. be Bombay 30 dm, Fob. 6,, lc: 1 II . 3, Ise 34 3J W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BEIELEY.—Msy le. at Marius, Bt. Leonardo on Sao Mn. .7. J . Berkley, or a dtetktar. HOOKIR.—IIay at Groombettge, near Tunbridge-weak the %hot the Iter. J. Booker. MA.. of • datt.hter. CONOLIT.—My 14 at Alder-Into tooth the wife of C. T. CoroL:e. s igi7ert (711.0MAUBSIT.—yat..21. M Judge plies. Sys. the Mrs of U. 0. n. Ceertrent. d eancht.. DY.—May M. ea Mir styect. C!or ham. Manebetter. tbe • er a sic J. J. Laud,. at • ILaTTIMWS.—.IIay It at Ilarblec....p ace, near Canterbury. ttur me of I). Ida Usern, E., 013 dwelt., STOPEORD.—May T., al FASO& square. Mn. IL I. St .f.1.0f • aissaar. IIAratIAGES. DEDILL—BADOE. -May I. et 0 tihaihroad Indcrendcat Mare. Illacctemter, by the Pm J. ikdal, Aleeln.ler. a J. Ben, el Ilmtluca. In Mary 141cecumbe, thugtiter of 11. J. bogie. of Mem Ratting. SI aucheater. 110/11—SiDLI14—May 21, st the pariah church. Clifon. by the Per. O. L. Barn?. IL P. Ite.b. MO* M.Y. 01.4 Rodutett. to buen Nl* twa. "POW of IL P. Mt ler. Xart.. P.N.. of thludouia Cato:. PARLOW—BOUTBW May H. at the paruh church, Maroc, Yr.by the Pm. M.P. moo. Mr. I. Farber. to Mittens. datigamt of Mr. J. Boutlmrard. or Weetcrott-pleoe. Ilaraner.oUtb. FOWLS—CUAPII AS —May 10. at the parl.h church. Blyricrowle. by the Bey. C. 0. LiOOOA, r. W. Tooter. Put . of rau Leach To. 11 le. Olosesatenhlrr, 10 Mar:scot Eats. daaubter of W. T. 444 ,. . man. La. M AY—PAl7ll.—ltay at PC Jamm'e Church, 84 Jolnt6e, he thr Be.. P. Pentair. E. 0. May. Itegaut street to Jetta, 5. 4 of Blenholot reel. C 4 John *wood. OATES—WHITKLEY.—Nay r. at St JAW. Church. ten.... t.f " Mee 0. L. Chamber.. Mr. A. OAI , M. to blot. tlawber of Mr. J. Whiteley. all of Lee& 13LaDEN—KINCIIANT.—May 15. at Llanfaly, limen!ine. Prof• Atm by the Her. P. Plane. Cage In J. It. Woke. of 11. M. l'cortt A.rtilhey. to Marla Acne. daughter of the nee. J. It. N. liic..tont J.P..oftlaraWflo.umildethm. HEAT HP. BOO:T . 11.-1W 13, ILL W. Booth.. .A Tema Tleld, near Oldham. - CIII:SBWMLL—May 21. at Clajakk. Mr. Creaaeli...rd F= TIOLLOWAY.—Iay 21. at St Fa.ta.streca MaaLtonc. Mr. J. ELJi, • EULMEB.—My7I. M Brlgboon. Leetl•. T. Ilolm“. M P - 4; I • '• " " • JTNION.—MayII.et Aykleybatk Durham. hen Mt Ltd,. dtuAter the late F. J0416§00. Lae. LAIOMIL —Kea 11. .t Belmont Higher Brought... Luiravbirc, Lou:'. Aims. whet B. Ailaree, 1.4., Liverpool. LI DIM M y 10. at 'Nam Haar. ltarriett. wife of Mr. T. W 41. MOATIIOIIOI.—Way 17. Y Ortrlort, Kest, LleateCoL M. W. Siol • Meer. Segel Artillery. Way 21. et waralwook litetert. curd. Mx.eneO lg ' 044. CL Pinar. LY., aral a. Pealed end PebPlsbe4 1 by Rause 11,0 Hem.. et No, Ninety 10 tb•_011 of Tomb.. Prlster,at the Mae. le Lomb. Simi. in the nedac4 of Whaetrlare.lllDlESDAY. MAT 0, I-41 mam mid 12. B' Di conch, aorix ; I The tu F I, tTei Fan trok lY. l d obiects OM SO atm 1 LA EALV sod t.ft a" bad nor r:"19 .4 .. ; - 3, RI that tb ear tbe Thee le leetefen gelleu t ter; T al than lad m. land a rt . .% bump:, °Ma th. .4 Mit 0 =11: h MO 5e,24 Pli' : 4 4 ..de .... c.: " A oils lo dm gym 11 4 Tili T' Pro Masai 0' = K toirkl Mimi HI 1 . 12. 2 1 %ad is cares reartai i H' men. c Ma, so 11 a U H' H ' 17. M.