The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-17 00:00:00

TEE EXPRESS. SATURDAY E`..EIcINO, APRIL 17, P. 58. myna VOCAL AeIIOCIATON. The snood otoosrt of this society was given at tit Jraseriall ler 'Mom Tba ideviag the pro pane el the primmer: MR L r. ai:LgL at ".. ..VPIXVI Willi liiiiili. . ilk: SaJame dm. Wart MEI re liewien WiatiM . EritiWiia Im Mule amid. gi tle - jdiememse b ..". ..... - =et si air a lto . :::41 biliiiii...:: 111,... 442 „ : „.....„ .. : Rases,w... ......„,......,: z. ,,,.. NOM OW • - .... - ............. We glee fhb peipmeree as It Masi the lbeelle d the mese, though ft we ammeysi ha the be padcameme wise is the Memo el MAIL lbal4 who was pereetel by imliegeldee deleare„ Is. The piles Mcleod Op bur was Ma me Wei• i Illemat's se•leeslllpererelho7ll.l MONA al the mood per. lamsdielely AN au nude YMade& /Ws kr ell mak was Vie pet Mem ad the eeeet. it IN Mord is Mt theatre, elm ibe blued is perfoeued; but those , illebiTte are .is meleal ,• and s Look's wild sad besetitui aberussm are @Ways Nankai, awl poorly doss, Ind somedues ohlebekly meesteed. Oa this casedoe the mak arms get up Ifir Sri wager@ can and twig- met, end pedmeemed. The solo parts Win emeg by Mr. end Wale@ sad Mr. Thaws, sod lb• &OM was *mei ea mat elective. Om the by Ws mew oceans la ens Illhamt parts et the la ...d, mew to espersie ills purism lam Salk sear, Mr. edged the happy ampoillit et fetrelbsea" maiseresiser alert uutrnaterimi useumis 1111111gessi bees" awl la • style sprepaile be tbe mile alba imam si erabi., eed, re well me its aid Naomi@ lONA obey ware merely applauded. Tle corweszta—apaskilly the Mere. and the Owilerese 21di—eteme *air Mr. Desedim'e *areas Ebeedse. elk mod idiot We ewer heed Madame Weir sing beat; bar " Dove ewe" was elemausg. Mire Laseites, lea, le tetehil to great peals@ lot lie manner is wide& she same Waeart's air, * Nam pie di MEW ' whisk srasover, was way Seely amemembil IS Ike siren ley • pealesteer who@ we wall me &tie yeah no part Xr. Beeediet's beamdasi "Home, sweet hew "—were meg Is • style which did beau to the Shales. O. the when the was aneL ta apresable and istmettleg eamen. Ile ally dedsetlt west of an orchestral emirs" dsae of the mg • benne which ococarts of tido dratiptioe, we think.= mom be without At Her Majesty's Theatre on Tuesday, Mdlle. Theolonitel will make her first appearance Ude sewn, as Heins In Dots Aapw(r.-On Monday, the New Phil harmonic Soddy will give their first of a serim of concerts at the St. James's Hell. The programme will be devoted entirely to liestheven.—Mies Emma Martyn's concert is et &. Martia's Hall, as Monday evening.--On Tuesday ermine Kr. Hiagrove his 006 of his agreeable quartet con /meta, which will be the Int of a swim of f.sr.—On Wednesday, at St. Martin's Hall, Handel's Samson will be performed, under the direction of Mr. liullah.—On Friday mat, Handel's oratorio of Israel is Bgypt will be given at Raster Hall, by the Sacred Harmonic Society—Madame liodendorff Mum Dolby, Mao Banks, Mr. Slim ROMS, Mr. Thou :too, and Mr. Weir. Among other artists, coming or come, for their manner harvest in Louden, we hear of M. Li told se possible; et Madame Bsarardy (formerly Madlle. Clause), Herres labiasteta and Joachim, se certain.—lierr Pischek is id yenning a Welt.—AtAtettae. Ma. ALFRED WIGAN.—We are happy to learn em this popular artist e whale long and severe indisposition, ammilled him to rayed* the management of the Olympic Theatre, has miner to Lesthea, from Scarborough, greatly improvei In health.—Seirsisy Taus. Tun ConromATloN REFORM Btu.s.—The select eme to Mae to which the preserest earears for the reform ef the esegesatina et Leadaa, es wad , e that promoted by the City autheritime, les bees reirrod mi yeeterday for the tout time. Tine was a fall senaoleace of the committee, Mr. Bakes °emptying the chair. A coulderable number of ro drawn tegethuby a &wire to become spectators of this pomadiap remelled ie the committee-room at 12 efelaelk, bat their serlaity en unexpectedly duappointed, be abut imumedthesiy after the meerubling of the corn =lnn the examination of any satsuma, the rum wee cleared, and after a consultation as to the mete et pteaselag, which lasted about twenty minutes, a metaesier was east oat to infirm the reporters who were in etteedease the the *airy would be conducted with dated dam. The eledslea of the committee was received with cossiAlabla i saine by sick of the public as were pemat, red was eramemeed cm during th e day. No area we pen of the corporation, the investi gation esembind b y the abumbent themMlves in the enbary way of • phis esermittee. ASYLUM roe Fitts= OlothANS.—Last evenin g the eseinery begirt of the binds and supporters of tins WOW= Ilea plea et the Leedom Tavern, Bisho= Mud ; the Dale of Cambridge in the chair. The of the omen= drew teepther as unusual number of gash. la the ismist re wain the children of the asylum, nub learts. 1114 panel reed thee room d immediately after wards the dlinrem la proposing t he n toast of the evening, eneemed the .eselma he felt at seeing their cheerful and healthy bib. era upou the company to regard the insundies as the peen of dams who la early lite bad been deprival dank amemai osteeter. Wham the err= was Sem astablinel theme nee nip 411 Mien within is walls, whereas at the preen rennet seether eimented to too. At the rue Ism besheeldrele eat semelherpre ago the papas nee ass ism time ; herb that the tens dereseed, lit theesehes Meal to iW the mesebbe of the lamer elf ths nitheam lion , and be traded tin Ss ins whin men to berg Mother se Lep se er=4l p hat atimna ea this .stir b base es stoat et to. gmentere senernese as Alin, der this elag,Lo p t i t wren a media te de . _lkon pothe were le OM este* drain et an thelbieW like ths palliest ought te he elaseemil le • higher epee thee they SOW woe; bat apes this pert be was finely of opinion that mate retries was nem be be angle if would be the bight of lolly to Arab ermy se If ell the world wets le hs sa per. Tbe resells aiwid that the course punned la Ws Inns wee the emelt sea, an therefore it was tro y as nil as thinpbesen le de ell la their power to the dins whin mere sew bag made to improvet pen AM the frostier The Imeacial eosin= erre charity awed eat whir the amid eine, wee 4,1111., the masse Imbed them ismied any 2,01101., isarmg 1.1111111. le he mei why an charitable Ilbeellbp ih uge ws.l. this loyal was even men thea arm* eimmertleg the imstitution to the dismilable thetheo of the esuoro, aad the result was that a miti it wee seed areratiag a Minna& of I.BOOL, surer coatritatioas boa former pupils of the aria ersical arrangements were seder the threstime et lb. Wan. A emu. of Dr. Lase Watts is abo u t t o be placed in the MWk park just for med in the town of Sou th ampton, nen Welts was born. ollleantess, the architect, who las MI sat the put, has resolved upon puts( Sar the Mate - of • rimy subscription amongst the Souday mead Onion throughout the kingdom, to whom Watts's =the children US familiar. A ccasiderable sum bee her promised blr. Ouilleaume. Mr. Lucas la the sorrier. Watts was born in a beck street in Southampton, and essepased his ant hymns for a chapel to that town. There bet preen no ensanorial of him in his native town. " OTVICIIRSAND GENTLEMEN•"—Forseveral nights past, the sesepeate of the ben home Is the theatre (Bel foe) have bees anion by the mimeaduct of • set of young men who an to be eine of her Majesty's twee arisen to this teem Them not only in forgettable, d the eels they bear, but in apemen lobseereaf the remeas of reepeetable sonty, are an the bale al whilling, sheating to each other mom the been derpro mad saving round the lobbies, and @bane the dotes of the boxes with sticks, to the alarm and annoyance of the occupants. So utterly regardless of propriety are these persons—we cannot eeD them gazitn—that the presence of ladies is no restraint whatever on their conduct. List night—several ladies being present, and the boxes most respectably filled— we winnowed such a display of riotousand moat offensive eon. duct on this part of t 0.., Individuals as would have warranted their summary expulsion from the house. People at a distance will bear with seastement that, in the public theatre of a larp tore like this, individuals bearing her Majesty's commis- Mos could have been guilty of such conduct a, shout ing across the house to their friends in the bow, and to tbAr equally diemputable friends in the pit— ultisir each other with saueiles, grimacing at one another lib downs at a country fair, and making each an spear that they were celled to order by the generally spar thing occapante of the teary. If them people cannot Wave thelaselvos Urge* to the theatre, they should not go there ; end, if they have set the grace to absent theta eaves, it is the dtay_ol the mameger to take meaures to have then ejected.—lferthere rho THE ASSAMIJSATION AT POZISMOTTII.—ne exit anatien of the passer Hart, therged with the murder of his brother, was seemed ban the Portsmouth maglatrates yeetaday. The prase al erases was that of Mrs. Vick, is whoa hone the dressed Ina* She stated that oa the 03(alliDg Ober the wenn whin he prisoner and others ware looking at the bay. she ems ergo a description of the era who called the been an mil to the prisoner, " Why, it was a red, Ism Was thee bet thee yours, as much as I en ." The prisoner said, "Toed batter my it's me sad hug me." The primate hash dews and examined the wend, sad took from the end of the deceased something width he mid was the Mt. GIMP Vick corroborated his mothers testimony, and the case was again adjourned till erday. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (Prim Ur Night's Ossetic) W 1.1.011101. FALL.NALL, ask it Wet Reimer of er herd* fireless t• be voloort, vice Gl. 21 " 1 Life U mfr.- Me Yee Res burl to be Me guts vbe Mew Corm sed=V l 1 1=ite W le _ • ree ; Oisses MI we" " • roi - elas hasi beim le be bo pest re, Me T. N. 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S• be NW wargs at tbellni dm. was MI pay an d ® W ao dr and las ; WaImYWII TrwtimU. not., to Wr liar{ amps% vise raw. isipmed. - 11111y1T. LlembarbOokool PlosortorgioNia Leith Bay. CB . Yid hot, taommthOlol tine pooro' Meal mobs la Co root of lloateroob to be orloripe saw mit the Borst wansot of eth Oftober,11111O; kw* Wham Woo; rake I folks/. UPI Marlon POW Moor porkerni, to hare Jo bosomy not at bietembooksol, (Mot bar Ilipooph coder to otvidi of 130; Ispefolter, ISt The volumoilred pposetiobs to Who ohm% t eras, 1119 iinth of Ofaimill_ Or Babb Delft. coked of 4112 1 7_.,,„ as mia Mott lta:—MooebOobool Limb . Gawp" nos lial=h s o llooloratiolert 17111 Pablo to mborgoloral ; lityrob Wood Leered Com Cooper, woo holf-ges es Tooter oralebod, to booked ; leorobliojor &herd A. epos V a t Luz - .. to to bootora; Coin s Lob WS-Jo obelleohoi Olaf Pear of mss, to to mope. Mosoffshsa—Tio Choloara arm et Me et Iho Todd* Contingent, ere Clotho ADMIRALTY, APRIL 18.—APPOINTMENT7.—The following yoall6ed naval cadets have teen appointed, from the Illuminati*, 26, training ship, at Portsmouth, to the Vie tort', 101, flag ship, et Portsmouth:—W. T. L. Whitton, C. Johnston, J. Hops, A. Hutchinson A. D. Douglas, P. Dodsworth, W. IL Jocelyn, A. H. Du Beaky, W. H. Breckenbrulge, end J. Het. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 16. Arrogant, 47, screw, Captain George Leopold Heath, C. 8., havlngproved the soundness of her boilers and machinery yesterday, at Bplthead, returned into harbour In the afternoon, and waa placed alongside the Belvidere hulk. Diadem, 32, screw, Captain William Moorson, C. 8., got under weigh thin meeting at fpithead, end proceeded to the measured mile to test kw speed. Victory, guard-ship, Captain George Henry Seymour, C. 8., is progressing very favourably in rigging. She is expected to be at her moorings by she let( Hay. bilks of Wellington. 131, strew, Captain Eyrie, C. 8., ben sent op topmast, and in the course of next week will work her screw in the steam Wain. The sicced battalion of the 3rd Regiment of Foot strived at Portsmouth this afternoon, rid rail, at 3 p.m., sad em barked in the Vulcan, committing—Lieut.-Colonel F. F. Maude, C.B. ; Captains C. Parma% C. M. B. gems, Wra. Stewart, F. B. Blown ; Lind/mats Ea J. Co., H. Par niM, Lryen Lewis, John Awdry, Chivies Vevey, Albwt Peacheiy, Thomas Monett, John Cotter, Sm. G. W. Hewitt; BaWgns Graves (instructor of musketry), Bob. C. Hearn; Paymaster Henry Merit, Adjutant Jan Cotter, Quarter-Menter G. Pittembigh, Surgeon T. 0. Barker, M.D. ; 639 rank sad die, besides women and children. Voltutteming opened to day from the 2nd West York and Roecomnent Militia Regiments which have received orders foe immediate disem bod iment. MAJOR TELSDALE.—Another instance Las this teak been affirded of her Majesty's desire to receipts the &iota of military merit and valour, irrespectively of tionneo tka and influence. The newspapers atiocanoed that "Major Teesdale " on Monday received his nomination he =raj. to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales." " Tindal* is the well-known hero of the defence of Kern end the appointment with which ho has just been rewarded is ci warm conferred by her Majesty personally and without the intervention of the Hone Guards. The nomination is the more gratifying that owing to circumstances worth mention, " Major " Teesdale has not received the military he which be might appear to have been entitled. = ili we believe, his nominal rank as major is derived from the Turk ilitContingent, and in his own corps, the RoyalArtill= is simply a lieutenant. In the Royal Artillery, the of promonon by seniority obtains. When " Major" 7et s d lg ale returned from the East, it wee therefore im poestpie to promote him, bat an offer was made to reward him else where if he was diapoeed to leave the Artillery. This step, " Major " Teesdale, sacrificing his own advancement to what may literally be celled his esprit de corps, declined to take. The distinction, therefore, just conferred on him by her Majesty, and which in time will become more than honorary, noels with universal approval in military circlee.—lllostreted Asses of the Werid. TUE LAT' LIEUTENANT HODSON.—Lieutenant W. S. R. Rodeos, the news of whose death before Lucknow has just reached this country, wee a son of the late Venerable George Hodson, Archdeacon of Stafford, end Canon Revidentiary and Chancellor of Lichfield. He was born in 1821, and obtained his lieutenancy in 1849. Be served with distinction In the campaign on the Sadlej. was /employed with the force under the late General Sir Hugh Wbeekr during the operations in Bares and Rechoral Duraba in 1843-49, was present with the army of the Punjaub at the action of Garners; and on them end various other occasions both before and since the outbreak of the mutiny highly distinguished himself. He was brought ander the special notice of the Commander-in-Chief in a deepatch of General Barnard. His share in the capture of the King of Delhi la fresh In the recollection of the public. THETIS YEARS' EXPIRED SERVICE.—The follow mg circuits: has been issued from the War-office : "Doubts having arisen as to whether soldiers who hare se ' listed, or who may hereafter enlist, under the provisions of the Acts 10 and 11 Vic., c. 37, 12 and 13 Vic., c 73, 18 Vie., c. 4, will, on re. enlisting, be entitled to reckon their first period of service to estimating a claim to pension, the Secre tary of State for War has been pleased to decide that all soldiers who have completed • first period of aervi,e and been re-enlisted, or may hereafter re-enlist for a further term, s hall be entitled to count the whole o f th e i r serv i ce , if not forfeited by sentence of court-martial, or otherwise, towards pension, on being finally discharged from the army." &nice Gautts. THE CHANNEL FLEET.—We trust by 3lideummer- day to dad a respectable fleet at anchor at Sethead ready for sea. The following screw lingroflattle ships are reported complete in our different atom reserver . .—At Sheerness and Chatham. the 80-gunekips )(elastic, lleanee, sad Goliath, each of 40C-horse power At Portsmouth, the 181-gunship Royal SomelOrgh of 800-bores power; 91- gunships ClMear, 400-horse power. Victor Emanuel, and Algiers, of MO born power ; and at Devomport, the St. Jean d'Aers, 101, Orion, 91, and James Watt, 91, seek of 600-boas power. Theme ships, exclusive of the effective "block" or Coast Guard ships end steam ward ships, weald repre sent a force of ten sell of the Inc, mounting 926 gum of the heaviest calibre, and propelled by 6,400-horse power; bet inasmuch as they would require 7,000 men to man them, we dare hardly hope to find more than half the lumber brought forward at once. The pogrom making in the sniffy tont of frigates end corvettes jnattfiss the belief that a cat eiderable force of powerful auxiliaries and satellites might also be made available for the pendant ; and it is not intro. babie that in the potent depressed state of the shippings in. terest there may shortly he supplies of smart march vet seamen forthcoming when they know that their writes will be accepted.— Gaited Service Gnat.. SPOB7ING. EPSOM SPRING MEETING.—FILIDAT. Stetruds Marquis of Zan of Glasgow, Duke el Beaded, A. 7 .5 00M1, Bp C. H. Carew, Esq. Judge, Mr. Cis& Clerk of the aoske4 Mr. Massing. Starter, Mr. W. H. Hibbard. Clerk the Comae, Mr. Darling. Certainly a more suormwdal "Metropolitan Day" was never osisinated. The rands were so dusty and the Mesosphere as skier sad as sunshiny uon a Darby Day. Pleasure sacra easembied in the Grand Stand in large numbers, and on the bill was quite a gay sprinkling of carriage'. /exem the company were many of the most inflosolial pelzone pt of the tart, end the sport seemed to create unbounded eatlabotkim Tberadng, indeed , was marked bymanyinteresting imamate. French tuella), bad again cause for triumph, for their representative, Mdlle. de Chantilly, won the City and Iffa burban without an effort, and that event is the second im portant handicap race which has thus early in the season beta etnied to France. On the turf we bays found our "Alin " formidable opponents, and they state that they will clinch their success by winning the Derby. Their Monaripm, however, who they anticipated would follow up his New market victory by *inning the Metropolitan Stakes, broke down, end tins untoward occurrence infused some bitterness Into the cup of joy prepared for them by Mdlle de Chantilly. The business arrangements were admirably carried out, sad if the reports respective the discontinuance of the meet ing be true, the "last of the Metropolitan " will be long re manamed. The oport was decided u under • THE RAILWAY PLATE (Handicap) of 60 sore., for all T.Y.C. Wr L. Netrataita Peter Flat, by Eateatcher, 6 yr% 78 1016 Wreath) Mr. Oraterkkee Bawl Weimar. 4 yrs, 68 nes ..... a Mr. Pageants. Aoyante, tyriotet IBmaatti I : 6 to 1 apt Peter Flat, 6 to 1 apt King of the F Bi orito 1 each apt Saxe Weimar and Comguot. Won sadly a neck, the second beating the third by two lengths. the Forest, about a head behind Aomuste ; sad V a l. Cooks sod Pinaticker were next, close up. Too BALACLAVA STAKES of 6 Ems. each, with 30 added. Half a ails. Mr. /1141111% Waco of Scots. by AmssalUM. 2 yrs 1.10A . 1=1 . 1 Mr. J. Vssrscoes Strdwing, f yrs 1201.1. 4st 111 b Mdsrardm Mr. DosthS Masai!. 7 YM (Ai I . Mr. Mason ldatc.2 yrs 1301 j 4.1111 b ...... .141 4 Mr. Ilscrsirs colt by Bay 44414t00. 9 yrs IMO ( . 10Dossr) Bettig : 2 to 1 Ballwin& 3 to 1 Woa billy by two bagths. Wide intervals wan the ethers. TES CrIT AND 33131131.3W1 HANDICAP of 16 DOM cock 10 ft owl way 6if dodond, with 100 added, the mond to mein 86ww.ostottbs OW& The lest mils and of tho wow Dwby COON& (108 who, 38 of whoa 000 t laaries lbetaxisee Clemll27. by libtlistor 'bred la Trance), l yrs, Y et (Sway) I Mr. T. 13Wrsee's ilarbarity, 4 lPrkr) I Bacumfb W.:Jammer, 3 111, lartrikaul 3 The following alao rue :Coroner, Kestrel, Blue Jacket, 800 to Bird on the Wing, The Dupe, Schiedam, The Flying Englishman, Lord Barutisy, Baran, Coated, Tricolor, Nenne r °Sliver, Maid se Kent, Scribbler, Brunswick, Pew skew, Little Treasure, Kada, Mathis, Lade Bqm, Ter- Mao, Staphten. Baths at starting —6 to 1 apt Blue locket, 10 to 1 apt Terrifle,;l2 to 1 apt Madamolaelle de Chantilly, 12 to 1 apt Wouvermana, 100 to 7 apt Little Treasure, 18 to 1 we Schiedam, 100 to 7 Oilliver, 100 to 8 apt Costrel, 20 to 1 apt Flying Begun ao, 26 to 1 apt Pensioner, 20 to 1 apt Little Sem, 2S to 1 apt Bevan, 26 to 1 agst ficribMwz, 26 to 1 eget Lord Berkeley. THZ RACE. Booketiekces had long ceased their calling, and all betting on the race had terminated before the hones quitted the post. False start after false start was made until nearly 111 hour had elapsed before the signal was given. At last, how ever, the tag was dropped, and all except Cream and Kaffs, who were slow beginners, got sway on good terms. Pen sioner was first off, but he soon dropped back into the ruck, sad Little Treasure cut out the :wok:Lowed by Nereus, Lord Berkeley, Tricolor, Coetrel, English man, Mlle. de Chantally, Scribbler, Waiver, ty, end Brother to Bird-on-the-Wing brining • duster in her wake. On the top of the hill Trioolor deprived Little Treasure of the lead, and she was joined by Wouvermans on descending the hill towards Tattenham-comer. At the re ad TOG*/ was beaten, and Wouvermans Ina left with the Iced, hie immediate attendants being Little Treasure, Mdlle. de Chantilly, Nereus, Flying Englishman, Terrific, Barbarity, sad Brother to Bird-on-the-wing. They ran without =a trial altention to the distance, where Little • Trearnrey gave way, sad 'Edna de Chantilly quitting her horses without en e&rt was with the utmost ease by two lengths, a bead only sepateting the second from the third. Terrific was a bed foartk, Brother to Bird-on-the-Wing fifth ,• Raven, Nereus, end litne:sekee next; Maid of Lent, Lord Berkeley, Coroner mad Haft were beaten off. _ _ _ Tiber the ram the siiUsrds asvarely reprimanded Grim shaw, Castanet, Bbakapeare, Mien, and F. Adams, for disobeying the starter's ordmi. Tin TWO-Tian.-OLD &CALM of 10 son. each, with 60 added, nit; list 71b ; fi ll ies, fist 41b. The second to save his Maks. Half a mile. (41 subs.) Mr. TA llertb Knells, by Voltlgenr, kKb , (J. aneroid 1 Kr. Marra Meg Merriam, Bet Mb (Ala mortl 3 Mr. J. flawklaa e Enfield, est 710......................(Tre5) 3 Betting : 6 to 1 apt Centime 6 to 1 apt Fusee, 5 to 1 age Meg Martina, 10 to 1 each apt Btockham, Snap, Zitella, and Hibernian. Fuse led to about the half distance, where Zitella came out and wee by throe-quarters of a the second beating the thhd by half a length; Can iii~ay, and Nana were next, dose up. ttliernier TEAR OP Tat 011• T lIIISTROPOLITAN STASES (Handicap), of 26 son. each, 16 ft, and only 6 if declared, &c. The maraud to mune 60 son. out of the stakes. Two miles and a quarter. (71 inn, 31 of whom deoland.) Led Chesterfield*. Telegram, by Alarm, 3 fTS, fee Yb labellogerl 1 M r . Rig by. Borderer, 4 yrs, let tab (me Mb sal ..... • 11010baall 2 T.llagbais Worcester, 4 pa. 64 1010 Inert 3 The following oleo ran:—Pole Star, Mot:largos, Bleak Tommy, Minnie, Wrestler, The Flying Den, OreheltM, Compromise, Martha, and Wouyermans. Betting at starting : 6 to 1 apt Wrestler, 6 to 1 apt Ymargoq 7 to 1 apt Telegram, 8 to 1 apt Bordner, 12 to 1 apt 100 to 8 asst W t ouvermans, 100 to 7 apt 100 to 7 apt Black Tommy, 20 to 1 eget any other Tin Sacs—A capital start, Wrestler ruahing to the front, Wowed by Wenner, Borderer, Telegram, Orchehill, and Bleak Tommy, in the order named. No noteworthy change wee made in then positions until after they bad croesed the flat, and turned into the Old Course, when Wraith:lrbil back into the fourth plan leaving Worcester with a den lead. At the top of the hill Wouvermans sod denly emerged from the rear, and deprived Worcester of the lead ; Minnie going on third, Orchehill fourth, Telegram fifth, and The Borderer sixth. As they approached the dis tance Wouvermane compounded, and Telegram took his pine in front, closely pursued by Borderer and Woroester, From that point however, the race was scarcely for an Ju stin in doubt, Telegram winning eaaily by a length and • half ,• three-quarters of a length between the second and third, Minnie wee fourth, and Wouvermana fifth, pretty well up with the third. Wrestler and Black Tommy headed the aunt lot. Flying Duke was last, beaten a long way. Mo nique broke down. Tan PADDOCK STALKS of 6 son. each, with 30 added, Thies iyasitsrs ot a mile, Mr. *Ma mine Be,ast by nagrea,3yr. (XI.), 4st 41b (cat call DREW (awes) 1 Mr. Wisi's Mass•Asz 3/1. PHI. fa ..... ...(Faulkeend Mr. etemnOvaele. 4411M.Iff ( en I•L 11• (Cnrmanel 3 BMWs.: 2to ion Marsodm. Won in a canter by two lengths ; bed third. The whinir MI not sold, and Marau d,' was claimed by Mr. Bell, Tat 131111.111• XX PLATS of 60 son. (Headlamp) for all area bolt-a-mils. Ur L. Inetne's Peter rat. by 11•Mabist. & yrs, fet lib Oa aladMe Ys. sans) (1 1 tesei 1 Mr. larobte Lasalle. 3 yrs, IM .(Bras I 2 Mr. bryilm. Kladdde, 4 yrs. as 111 b, ...... 3 Betting : 2 to 1 apt Greenfinch, 5 to 2 agst Peter Flat, 6to 1 each apt Kilbride and Lilydaltt, 10 to 1 each apt Raffle and Daniel Forester. Won by half-a-length length between the second end third ; Greenfinch, Yen, and Fly by-Day, wen next, pretty well up. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. TWO THOUSAND. 4to 1 apt Clydeadak (off) 9 to 2 The Peer (t.frealy) 5 to 1 Taxophillte (t) 12 to 1 Lord of Lora (t) 20 to 1 Forename. (t) 20 to 1 Ethiopia (t) 20 to 1 Ravenatosside (t) DERBY. 16 to 2 eget To:ophilite (t) 10 to 1 Sedbury (t) 13 to 1 The Redji (1) 15 to 1 Longrango (t) 33 to 1 Wilton (t) 40 to 1 Telegram (t) BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FattaL TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAHEL 4to 1 scat C 4488618 (e) 6to 1 Tatophillie (e) 6 to 1 Tbe Peer (t) 12 to 1 Coiwold (t) 12 to 1 Hippy Ind (t) 18 to 1 Wtltot (t) GREAT METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 4 to 1 ago Wfsiller (t 6to 1 o (tt) rer (t Bto 1 Telegram (t) DEATH OF SIR HENRY STRACHEY, BART.—Never ben just reached London of the death of Sty Henry Strachey, Bart., which happened a few day. since at Sutton Covet, Sosersetehire, in the fletk year of hie age. He wee the ..- Ti of an old Essex Mt family, sometime seated et at W i sides, la that county, and eldest son of the We Sir Huey Strachey, )&.P., of Sutton Court, wh o having hen secretary to Lord Clive in India, and Enter gaefiy Mut secretary to the treasury, one of the adder f•Keeibliill of ate* and master of the household under 1., was raised to ths baronetcy in 1801, an d died rag. The deceased baronet having died untaanied, the this has devolved upon hie nephew Edward, now third baronet, who is marred to a daughter of the late Rev. W. Wiliam, of Woodbury Hall, Bedfordshire, by the very learned person who for a considerable number of years had administered justice in the Conaistory Court, with so much advantage to the suitors, and with so much honour to himself. The point which had been argued before this court was the main question, namely, whether in • case in which both parties kad been guilty of adultery, the wife could claim the restitution of coejugal rights? Now it wee admitted on both Wee that the records of the ecclesiastical courts presented no case ex actly like the present; and he (fiir C. Cnieswell), having thus no precedent to guide him, was oowpelled to establish a precedent himself with the aid of such essistanoe as he *sold obtain from the dicta of learned judge', both spiritual and temporal. The argument for Mrs. Hope was twofold. First, it was contended that cohabitation was a duty result. from the marriage tie, from which neither party could withdraw without the judgment of a competent court; and secondly, that the guilt of one party being oompeneated by the guilt of the other, they were both restored to • state, es regarded each other, of innocency. Now with regard to the first argument, it was obvious that where a wife had committed adultery, the husband might lawfully withdraw from cohabitation with her ; and that if she instituted a suit for restitution, that suit would fail on his proof of her guilt. As to the second point, the authority of Lord BtOlren, in the case of "Proctor and Proc tor" (2 Renard's Cosaistory Reporte), bad been relied upon for the sake of certain expressions which be had made use of with raped to the weight to be attached to the canon law on the subject of marriage. Now the principle wee undoubtedly laid down in the canon law that where a husband had committed &delta/ he could not refuse to receive back his guilty wife ; and Lord Stowell said it was notorious that oar matrimonial code wee mainly founded upon the old canon law, which at the Reformation remained unaltered in many Important mopeds; end Lard Stowell moreover declared that no Intermediate date between co-habitation and separation by the authority of a court was known to the law or tolerated by it. But the real weight to be attached to the common law bad beat very clearly defined' by Chief Judie. Tindal in giving the answers of the i j n tes in a case in the Room of Lords. Chief Justice T said that the canon-law as a whole bad sever formed • pert of the common law of this realm sad he quoted • dictum of Sir Matthew Hale to the e ff ect the& the canon-law had never bad any force In England, exoept No far as it was in somehow with the sta tute or common law; for there were many decretala of the Popes which had never been accepted in this country. That doctrine appeared to have been assented to by Lord Stowell in " Proctor and Proctor" end in "Dalrymple and Dal rymple ;" for the learned judge in the former case said he could not conceal from himself that the modern course of living and manners did not sanction the return to cohabita tion contemplated by the canon law ; nor was there any means that could be resorted to for the purpose of compelling it. Now be (Sir C. Cresewell) could not find anything to show that the state of things here described by Lord Stowell had seism from the modern course of manners or that it had not always existed in this country. He could not find, and, what was of more importance, the learned advocates :for Mrs. Hope could not quote, any decidon or any dictum of any judge that would authorise, In • man like the preseat, a decree for the restitution of conjugal rights. No doubt the doctrine of the oompensatio criminis was enumerated by Houghton as forming with connivance and condonation a bar to a alit for divorce ; but Lord Stowell, in "Mortimer and Mortimer" (2 Haggard), mentioned Houghton as an "author of no mean repute in matters of pncttoe," a phrase from which it might be inferred that he was not so highly thought of in other respects. Besides, the case of compensation stood on • very different footing h.m connivance or condonation. It was only reasonable that a should lose his right to obtain redress for • fault which pennon had sanctioned or pardoned; but where the parties were hi pert delicto, it could not be said that either had instigated or forgiven the offence of the other. Nor did it follow that because one party had a good plea in bar, she was restored to a state of innocency, and had a right to come to the court and institute a suit. In the case of " Anichini" (2 Curteis), Dr. Luakington observed that while there was no doubt dan ger to public morels in married persons living apart, he was of opinion that still greater evils world arise from either party being allowed perfect impunity if the other had been guilty of • single fault. There were two cases in which the Court of Queen's Beach had rimmed its opinion on a point similar to that now raised, namely, • ore in 1790 (6 Term Reports, 603), and one in 1830 (1 Barn. and Ad.) ; in both of which a guilty wile was held to h i loatherright to be nildntained by her husband notwithstanding that he might himself haw; been equally, and, Indeed, much more guilty. He (Sir C. Crewwell) found a decretal of Oratory IX., which asserted that an adulterous wife was entitled to be received back by bet husband it he was also guilty ; but he did not find any owe to show that that bad ever been the law in England. On the contrary, he found the various dicta of the judges which he had quoted, and which led him to a contrary opinion. Under these cir cumstances, he considered that the suit for restitution could not be sustained, and the husband must therefore be I dismissed. THE 2RLIL OF SIMON BERNARD. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.—Arm 16. (Continued from yesterday's &pron.) FIFTH DAY. The Attorney-General, continuing his reply, end—With 1 rehrenoe to Radio being called as a witness, that though 1 there wee en extradition treaty, yet that treaty 1 only related to prisoners who were charged with a 1 crime, and they wire to he given up only for I the ponce° of trial If Radio had been brought over here there would have beset no power to take him book. 1 However, Orsini and hie ccafederstse were at Paris with 1 their means of destruction, end a fourth man was wanted, 1 and the prisoner, for whom his learned friend besought their ' sympathy, went to Radio, a poor wretched man without a bed to lie upon, or food to eat, and this man he prevailed upon to go to Paris to assist in this foul and deliberate murder. The Prisoner, with great energy, " Non." The Attorney-General would say no more but that this man Rudio went to the lodging provided for him at Paris, and upon him was found 270 francs in gold. The prisoner went to that man, and dealt with him by slow degrees. First he gave him 2s. • then money to pay a little debt ,• then his clothes ere taken out of pawn; dollies in abundance were provided him, and this enriched man was sent to Paris. Ask themselves if Dr. Bernard sent Audio to Paris for an ' innocent purpose, or even for the purpose which was now avowed, a revolution in Italy. Would not this man Radio, when the murder of the Emperor was him, would he not have started back with honor, and Let to , " No • I came here to act for my country and not to commit a m urder of persons against whom I can have no feeling." Audio, when he went to Pans, proceeded at ones to the Rue de Montmartre and must have known the crime he was intended to commit. The conspirators went together fromOrsini's house, and on Radio was found one of the grenades, a revolve, and a poinard which, u Ood be thanked we did not make such thinra is Emland, he did not charge the prisoner with having furnished him. Then when the prisoner had heard of the attempt en the life of the Emperor, why did be Marra such sectary to Mrs. Radio? He wrote to her saying that sours benevolent prisons had ma bar 24e., and would Ow her 12e. a-week, which would be seat to her in the mese of Within Thompson, it she sontlaned to conduct her self era 'They bad, thatufwth this ems begranteg with thissiteed and .64 with ra.d. Theis iron the air etnesteness Solar this ease came before them This foul end hoed i smear woad new have be committed, the Byes of times imsemen persons wool& never have been sacrificed bra for the aid and assislanes el the agents In this country of wines the primer wee one. It was in this country that the imearls wee Mild. It was In this coun try that the meths' was pleammil, end to all the transaction in this country they head the prisoner a party. He had done that hors without which Orsini and his confederates might have conspired end attempted to execute in vain, and when asked to vindicate and justify the course which the crown had been advised to take in patting this man upon his trial, surely they were bound by the most sacred of obliga dons kerissely to do justice and to bring the offender to punishment—lf he were an offender—by whose means them multiplied murders had been committed upon so many unoffending persons. They were not dealing with • political question—they was not there to descent on the short comings of foreign govenimemta, or to debits upon free institutions and despotisms. It was perfectly imminent whether the liberty we so happily enjoyed might be Dartld patd In by the nations of the continent, bat merely w herever law prevailed, when the human character was respected, were virtue should rain ; surely it wee due to the character of the natica to our Sovereign, and to our laws, if combinations edstd in this country, which had led to the commission of murders in Paris, and if the prisoner was a party to those combinations, it would be a reproach to our national charac ter, and to those to whom the province was 'reigned of upholding the laws, if they hesitated to bring him to decide upon the gnilt or the innocence of the prisoner ; and if they thought there was any reasonable doubt in his guilty participation In that which had led to the sad and melan choly result of which they had heard so much, they should give him the full benefit of that doubt, and send him forth from that court a free and a freed man. But if unhappily they were satisfied of his guilt, their duty to Clod and to the country required that they should find a verdict of guilty. (There were some slight manifestations of applause at the conclusion of the learned gentleman's address, which were at onoe suppressed.) The Court then adjourned to 10 o'clock this morning. The Court was insufferably hot. It was crowded to excess both in the body, the galleries, and the bench, and in every position that could possibly be occupied, the majority of the spectators being evidently persons of distinction, and about one-third ladies, elegantly dressed. The prisoner listened with the most etralned attention to the address of the learned counsel who defended him, and when the learned gentleman spoke of the crushed liberties of France, and intro duced allusions to the patriotism of the refugees, Dr. Bernard, drew himself up to his full height, his eyes Laspeckled with animation, and his whole appearance betokened ierongest excitement. On the other hand, when Mr. Junes repudiated the Idea that his client would have hired an asseseln in a country where he had taken refuge after being driven from his native land, the prisoner bowed his resent to the jury in a calm and dignified manner, and without anything resembling theatrical display. ILab) *lttrUtgaut. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—APRIL 18. (Bakes Mr. Julien Crompton.) norm AND 0111 EBB O. COLLINB.-ALLEOED LIBEL ON Mr. Perronet Thompeon applied for a criminal informa tion against Mr. Edward Francis Collins, the proprietor of the H sell Advertiser, for two libels published in that journal on the administration of justice at p o Tt modons by Mews. John Smith, Robert Raikes, end J Alfred Sykes, three =Trtee of the East Riding of Yorkshire. It seemed oy nsmed George Bedeck, 13 years of u, in the service of Thomas Johnston, a termer ' was cha r ged before these gentlemen at the W elton PettySendons with stealing some bread and mast, the property of his master, and gen towed by them, under the Summary Jurisdiction Act, toone month's imprisonment with hard labour. The bread and meat was missed from the kitchen table after the lad had finished his breakfast, and ha was followed and overtaken on the road to the village where his parents resided. He was riding his master's horse, and had a bundle of clothes In which the articles were found. Upon being asked by the magistrates what he bad to say to the charge, he replied " It's all right, I took the bread and meat.' The first alleged libel consisted of a short report of these proceedings, in which it was represented that the boy said he was sick in the morn ing, and not being able to eat his breakfast took it with him, in the hope that he would have a better appetite during the day, and, according to the affidavits, he made no such alle gation. The report concluded by stating that there was never agrosear case of incapacity on the part of " the great unpaid, , and that a memorial was being prepared for pre sentation to the Home Smeltery, praying for a searching Investigation into the matter. In the following week there was a leader in the Half ..feleortieer, founded upon that report, and commenting in a humorous and sarcastic strain upon the facts of the case. It then characterised the decision of the magistrates as most monstrous, end in the last Inhuman, and said the lad would be more than hum= did not, in subeequant yeses, imprecate divine vengeance on their heads, and a:premed a hope that the Home Secretary would'give such a rap to the knuckles of these Welton Solons as would raider it impossible that they could ever be mis taken for the wise men of the south. Mr. Justice Crompton—The article alleges nothing cor rupt against the magistrates, but merely testa the case as ow of mistaken judgment. It is most important that this mart should not interpose its high prerogative upon what is really but a comment although it may perhaps carry the right of comment toe far. Ur. Thompson—The court has interbred in cams where the libel has been much less gross. Mr. Justice Wightman—But sash ass most be governed by its own particular circumstesces. The Impose° of the commentary:may be very strong, and , such as the court cannot approve, but, as my learl brother mays, there is no likrtof corruption. ompson—l don't put it as a libel upon the magis trates, but as one on:the administration of justice. Mr. Justice Crompton said the sentences at the assizes and all criminal courts were commented upon very often, and this court ought to be careful not to interpose its authority to i stop them when confined within fair limits. Mr. Justice Wightmen—The magistrates have their remedy by indictment or soden. Mr. Thompson said if the court granted a rule most likely the defendant would apologise, and the trouble and expense of proceeding by Indictment would be saved. Mr. Justice Wlghtman—We cannot grant • rale for • criminal information on any assumption of that kind, Application refused. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL .—A CAUBIIBPRIL 16. (Balm tisk Jodie Ordinary.) HOPI V. NOPII.--171NTINCI. Sir C. Cromwell said that this ore was originally com menced in the Consistory Court of London by Iles. Emelie Melanie Mathilde Hope against bar husband, Mr. Adrian John Hops, for the restitution of conjugal rights, and a libel was brought in on her behalf pleading the marriage, the birth of three children, and the refusal of her husband to co habit with her. On the Bth of January, 1857, Mr. Hope pro pounded • responsive allegation, pleading amongst other things that the complainant bad voluntarily quitted his hour; and also that in 1868 she had instituted a previous gait against him for • divorce by reason of cruelty and adul tery; that wbaaoneatly to the commencement of that suit boladtsemared that she wee herself living in adultery with a certain Coact Aquado, at No. 18, Plana de Vendome, in Pons, and that in 1866 Dr. Lushington pronounced an interlocutory decree heeler the force of a definitive sentana, by he acquitted him (Mr. Hope) of tie cruelty, and them both, being of opinion that both had been etwltalkey. lb. Hope having appeared In the present Malt Mrs. Hope brought in an allegation of hankies and Brayed that she might have alimony rismileete the allotted to bor. Mr. Hope this prayed to be heard on his petition why he should not be called upon to afford her alimony ; and the =them Mad were argued at some length, bat before was given the power of the Comdata., Court in sestrimonnl causes had ceased. He (Sir C. Cromwell) murk repotted that the ratter should not have been deteenteed THE POLICE COUBTS. WORSHIP-STREET. Mr. Hammill committed Samuel Buryeu to prison for two mouths with hard labour, for assaulting an " unfor tunate" young woman in the streeta on Thursday night. The girl, whose evidence was supported by that of a female companion, said she was quietly walking along with her friend, when Bargees and another young man jostled them ; she remonstrated, and received • blow in the face. Her aim drew a constable to the spot, who found her with her mouth bleeding. Bargees said he was molested, and only gave the blow in self-defence, and called his brother, who was with him at the time, to support the assertion. The magistrate believed the girls. LAMBETH. Joseph Tucker, a crpple, about 60 years of age, who, mounted in a little carriage which he propels with his hands, has for years persecuted with his importunities all who walk along Newington-place, wee charged with interrupting the free course of the passengers on that thoroughfare. The churchwardens of Newington described Tucker as an importunate beggar and • public nuisance, so impudent to those who retumed to come under tribute to him that ladies often preferred the: muddy road to the footpath, of which he had taken possession. Mr. Norton gave the prisoner his choice, to be sent to the workhouse and there taken care of, or to prison as a punish ment for his offence. The prisoner after some hesitation, said he would prefer the former, and was taken out of court, but in a few minutes was wheeled back again, when the officers informed the ma gistrate that he had changed his mind, tched himself out of his barrow and refused to be taken a single inch further thsdirectioeof the workhouse. On hearing this, Mr Norton committed him to prison for one month. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. 1144 . 1(!.U1PT . 11. WILLIAM WILD 0011OtOr4fast, " 8;a1;;A;i:CLITO110. to santadte April mad SS at I,June 7.t 11. at natnt:All stmt. Sala, Bennett .od Mart, f raatera uralvare lan, llolbors off. aria, Peanell, Oulldhan d _ _ _ Joss Ouowu Dircuisos Hamann. Sussex, draper. April 28 at 11. mid Jain 2 at 2. at liaaintiallotreat. NW., litcb, combamptionratregiL MoonathurY• 00, asig.. *amnion. Basinsbulletroet. Joan Pena Northampton. grocer. April 21 at 11. i. sad Jim 29, silk 2,=811 iniemliols.. Thomson and Bon, ConOW, City: off. meg.; Beingballstreet. Join 1110111A1 RAWL Stratford, Fame hollder, April 30 sod May 99, at I, at Maingianstreet. 001., Pearce, Olitspurstree4 City ; off. nett., CEtrilUoi l 30 ei t a fi Bwfi g ali d sL y moni street i. r v eltm t. Ins do ttr : Al corn . me L le co btt, Ma Bold., City: off. swig.. fitanoteld, MalagballetreeL TOON*. TAYLOS. Modderahall /1111, near Mono, Staffordshire, BIM Cr, April 29 and May 20, at , Whit en , at Birmingham Coon. SOL. Birmingham; off &Mg.. Whitmore. Birmingham. OPILOSIAT Ott Lit. sir draws BARBS, and VH•11.113 EDVALD Beans Birmingnato, sire drawers, April 28 and May 17, at at Ilinningnain Court. Sots.. Fitter and - Warden. Blmilashani. and By. land and Martineau. Blnithilham :off. anis., Kinuesr. Birmlnebani. Jeanie Bow van. April Si at 12. and May Kat 11. at Bristol Court. bola, Brooke and Co., Bristol; off. ants» aC122.114 C 11111,1011121 Prat's, Catterlek. Yorkshim, spirit merchant, April 31 and Kay 2s, at 11. at Lords Court. Bob., Robinson end MOWN Blebinced, and Bond and Barwick, lands: off. wig, Young. Leeds (*Ramie WitylAXS, Cardiff, 0111MOITIAagri. ship •ml W, April le at it and Kay 43 at IL at Bristol Court Dale, Waldron. Cardiff, and Dom and Gitilag, Bristol ; off. meg.. Maar. Bristol. ALI/ANDEL &MANOR and Ololta A.OLD Oust', Bank Liverpool, mareisels, Kay 3 and 11. at at Liverpool Court. Sol., Holden and Liverpool ; off. a t It. Korges, LlverpooL \ritual!! TOlALL,Ashrtoomader Lyn°. lancsanire. riddle,. May 4 and Jane I. at 19, at blasishemer Court. Wk. Garold., Ashton-under Lino; *IL trig, Pole. Mancerielor. Tnosim W 01.11.1• OM Clough, Baxenden. Lancashire, cotton spinner, Agra Nand May 11, at LI. at !laminator Court. MI., Button. Kan• disner: off. mil & Herminan, glariehroter. ILIIZAUPTCY ANNULLED. Apra IL Bettis Baum. Mik/ACtICSUr COulllll.6sloo agent. 1/1110W/1N T PETIT 10 N NES. T. I. UnlowilerWLlfiriton. furnitklog undertaker —J. J. Geent,..erkhre. JOll~llO,ll tgllcknoltb —ti. J. Mark Lee jilsier—timetrex..,Ziaseetreerm. ltmemenn Kennel town. zth GSM ter tie end& cd Teserne—S. Leen. Arnlieremeek (MD: Ine_ a amend Blainenoranerket. Lower Theinerareek moor Do &Akron rood. Kkkegoed. boa needlework teeter—R. ftdrirsiime-inW,llkadeell Manned •WWoer —J. lewd. Tnyleeeekmerse.,... _liedfarderm weight—W. riokneorik. 111ereer Ne Chen s. Menem Z. Oremenll. Olneweenser wnelk. Neck wont—O. B. On= =kolas" 111. Presto—lL Mew, Chieweierplace. INICIVIATIONO OP DIVIDENDB. Wittin• Puilia - I. — (lenrial: Little Tontwetreet. Cite, wine Itaferat dividend of Taiii.st Psoaall a. Gluildhallaientbere. BlCaaao Priam loperste etYil. Doughty Arcot and Browniow. mere, Gray...len road, butider—ls dividind of 3e. Id., aay Tuemlay. at Penaelfe,Onlidhalialisaibera RICII*IO tlan DIM and EDIFAMD WOOLCiIT idegasted). Dzathlyatrest and Ltrownion own. Gir , er i gt al a road. bulkiers—in Weld alb., say Oso T icl a t o a ll ' soMi l atgt-road, victualler—let dividend of 4s. yd.. April 10. and say eabienon.t 11•11t117, at Onarair, eicarrosabary. J•icas Brogan, Oretts. d shoat. Pacidtorton, insem—in &Maned did.. April and ay enbeeMinet Monde). at Osaaaria Aldsrma- Hama bar r ,. Barrow. Maadmider. draper—in dividend of k 7d., say Taw day. at Hersainann Mancheeter. Joss Sias. Lossabonnyck, Leicestembire, maanfactorer at beilery-14 dividend a( 3e., April 10, sad three enliessalat Ploaday.. at He& 11115. Notthigham. Joan Hostas &sows. Boad,ls d ray. asansboillret—lit EMLILL of T7tn. Aprd 17, esd say scabesquent at Babies. Newelails aPin DIVIDEND& My 6. N. Wu& Faillypiewurthel. Clk& &mkt k 6 0616 0—NLY 6. R. Vidor& Mseenhtemssee, breter—llsy f. . dna, agent sii‘ hnie—May t T. Hatehisp. F• 41111•11. 11411. latrine; Orr Grimsby LlsaMsati s zli si &aciaa. Ittellrank 1611. 115- If a ilkilt•-•11•7 M r1 . 1111:5:11••• 11 4 11, 1111 , 111 1"."4 5 " r a4. 11. T. May f. O. M. Vaile, 4Dosporditti—nta N a ir Mohr dribm .4. Drat Mensrate entatiisto Mahn - May fa Robert% 14v sad Tessionik, II& 6•sl6"—Play 7. B. Lewes *game , livenneheat—May & W. Iftsmasa, Losaid. wp, Mai 10. H....-. elseekkarvalst. Verdian. Nam maw luswer—Nay L 41= MOM nalearliekattlAr CERTIFICIATES to be moo anise shown cars be to ths orestra ry, oe the ted, day of meeting. WOO 1, W. Banton, Upcsystamt. Winton. tanolorh manors gain —May T. W. Minos Rids onwarest, City, and Mae, Bib*. Diargroad, boonst dope maker —Ys. IS H. B. Palmer, Pliyogik.,. Reinlngten, and Ounolig. Wont AM:WO wmallogarsr —May 6. J. t mbar and 1 Reemeogr, klltoMs by issweissots—May WorwATE. bogy al warsbowsonan—Moy 10. I.lmA. Lom sl e os ßlN•malswirool,. Ohi o lirri.,t7 - ..W . ,.. l fietwilay 7. J. Bath & Morton larisegrigig;* Yorlollm, magos:Sum—May 1 W. Borba, Yortabiro —May 10. J. Shaw, Huddersfield. oloth Th =li —May 7. W. Barker. Langton. Illoffordsblre, cen t— .Bore. tae bared 7. R. Dully, Worcester, morket gardener— 7. Borag Roma Hank come licensed ritenallar—May 7. T. Hood, Dallogo, fliatordSdre, Boomed T: moaner. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. IL .1. Elms and C. T. Pollock. Heariettastreet, Covent-gardens drew Mg ass mokart—J. Leigh and R. Plicher, Dover, drayer•J. O. En. *monad W. Roberta. Carnamon—W. Gibson, II A. ll.Ake7. arid B. Munldnikk, Moncluster. connoissiOn merchants, so far as regards O. A. Harkey—W. W, rrall bud I. Worrall. Woonthorps, Lincolnshire, wood bamm-0. Prearirell and O. P. Ilklailmors, Tothes, Devonshire, atiarnsys—F. 1111 toe, J. fallback, and J. (Most, hf anchoter, cotton a.nt"so Mr asmaJ i . m Ouest—H. Kombh, J. Galt, and L 0. .M.sseisetair. or tor as rapids L. O. Gent—W. Good and H. Hoath , 64° Br i erA g t i.g odga E. g r6 }.T rrklu i t. Arr. N. liZkop Colliery, Bin — ton, Iltarorrahrg—J. Lynall sod IA MEl , l' .. Mcernbo, oommlsdoe rocachsata—R. Lublin:ski sad J. Aggraas, City road. Oka manufacturess—W. Am. Moss (1. LIT. Typo), pawnbrokers—J. Jackson mid W. &Agra Hddon:l44 ourrkes—llf. Pickles and J. T. fleck, Leegg, tbr u z i d ib uinners—T. EMMA E. Dyson, and J. Ruttish. Farnsworth, mike winning, so far a. regards E. Down—H. CM bog and W. Thomas Ltroprol, oboes factors—m. Minim and B. Uaol Oxfordetreet and Winsisyetreet. sod Cornwall mod. Lambeth. oat nows—l. Bathe and 16. Bemoans. Busirdane, My, and Mortis, oti Soon—J. Blots and T. Ilkholoon, Sunderbad. fits manufacturers—C. T. Dunkrie sad C. B. Bochum, Liverpool, cons braces—T. Books and IL Hooka. Mancesiter, dremisto—J. Mead, J. Maid. sad T. Martin, Ortot Asada, St. GS uvbs, brick manufacturers, so for as re. =.7.;_litartin-0. Lewis, A Leen, and J. Leve r 11Mh, pork masi / 01 017. John Jokey . and E. Jokey, Magid, lir anis and We. Patton. Durham, and NewoutbropomTyne. °Wiley owners, so for a. regards Jams. Jokey—J. Wooleott and C. o'Oal =t.hMaidOcoe, waryrone—J. Shelton and O. Wilma Stamford, tra linseed cake makers—J. A. Amber and J. S. Booby. Illsbommiostrost Without, City, totecoo drakes, eOOTOH 1111021/11MATIONS. Join kris Glasgow Malaminas sad !karat, manufacturer, Aged 10, at do Pinny Itigta k ow. rose Jarrast. die Issadaddre, Innkeeper, April 23,at Us lame Arms Ina, Hamilton. Swallow Nara, SAMINIA Wawa. WWI masahant. Aped 93. 61, b , °I'M" moat MARIBTS OUGAR.—The anew pries of brown or Momovado Nagar, the pre. doce of the BOY& poismoloos in Awasdakfor the weak ending Aurn 13, V.. 31d. per cwt., entoolve of the duties of enstome paid or sayable theism—lb* average_ price of brown or linnevado owe. the produce of the !Wrings. is 16. ild.—No return boo been made of the Pals of brown or Muscovado moan the prodtioo of the lemt ladica—Tha =eidee cif the taro foregnag Mem ilidous miesi. idatti, cow so above. to fln Himerol, AnUi lo—Tbe fine .0n sonata* on show at the does of Memnon have been dace disposed of, but at agate Wiser radar mien The arriva► dace our Mat are equffro,l to one cargo of now Bo rbadoM endow ot Maisettlas, both of which are now to mune of landing. Tho tone of the gawked, coatinues gas. and floating MVO on only be dl. posed of Micmac ernes than thine with current. Hannon mo. dues of deentedons hie met with more gellollll 111QUI17 u.boat forgoer rates. Hon steady, and about 100 puns. Demerara bare found buyers on proviouo terms. COTTON 000D8.—Xsunnerie, Leith le.—The market conUnon exceedingly fiat, and there I. nut to nothing <ming in cloth, ethers only who ate willing to make further conomsions to price being ebb to effect miss. For India the enstonters niatly looked to are unable to realise on produce, and there is blank of means. For the home trade an improvement may be expected to ten or fourteen dim but at pm mat loudness b Morn. For the United States there to little or nothing. and moat of the chipping honer to other foreign markets vs indisposed to operate. In yarns there I .aarcoly no much depresnoo, many thinners baring coetracts eUll nainun, but the demand I. Mani. mete, and the benne.. done upV to this time both for benne consumptlas and export has been Inooasldesigns Spinners maintain thin quota dons with moderate &mama and Wow have undergone little things dime Tuesday. CORN.—Osieuetheae. Arm IL—There wee a fair nipple of wheel at market to-do), sad the weather being warmer made be set mitt emotion; the thieve of last week were maintained for all the best quell. Us, moonier/ sorts at way la to le par qr. Barley nominally ue• altered. EOM firm at lam week's rats Oa t la dearer... Isecor.e, APRIL 18.—We have had • fair sapid, of wheat ogee% today, wbkh t a reMll demand at'. decline. Harley also 14 Mew. Beane quitc as do dr as laet week. Very few oats offering. Wheat, rat U• to 41e.; whim. 40e. to hi.. Berle, irranding. 28e. to 36e.; math ' , Oa Boum, 40s. to 42e. Oata 21a to 2`). ••-• Arm 15.-I'bere was not touch demand for IFM - skied dedlsed a. v.. V. N o th o oge In bartey, but beans went dear, Ca per qr.. trod oat, were la. end per stone and 'Ds Ix ;or itel b . for the week ing April 12 beat, 3,183 qm, eke. lid. ; barley. 156 We et 311. Md. ; bmnr. 95 am. at 191. Eta W 1,711 1 ,0114 £lOll 14.—With a continuance of very 601. 0 i of ran to our market, thd under the !adorn., of bolter SoroUrdrot the other dde of the water, we bate the trade exceedingly firm to dm for all Midst, while Indian corn hoe advanced 6d to 11 per beret CREESE.—Bissornocc Aeon. It —The sursgy of 'Lees good sod of sapaior quality. Those was a Assay demand at prkss about tbs saute IA last market. OCIALS.—Lownos APRIL 16.—Bysss Sebald. llartlay. 161. st, Taslstd M05e.12.; W e lt. Moor /AWL lb. 9d.; Wallor Prtmton, ; 14s. Dad ACOM Coskl7s. ; Willi EX MAL 17. ; With r.nd °Worth. law; Will. ftd RIC Was id 1191dW. ; Eden Md.,, 1111. 6d.: will. Stsl UK Id; Walls Mod Hake. 1k ; Will. and Tom 19s. 91. • Wads 11111. worth, 14s. dd.; rowvlrs Dams Rums, 111.-8141 II martsS .old. 7A. TRAFFIC RETURNS. rpe.. ll" leara Pal. . oribiatlmMar. Tay Tr SAILWAYS. Weak lease Mara 4L f I teal Dania yak 111 Aprl111). Bicdrica sad Diellanton Risk Whig April U. $5 115 111 CS 100 6.613 200 al au In us us SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Callings. bound out, April 7, IM. 0 N.,10n. 9 W. Cyclone (ship), of Dolton, from Lemke for Calcutta, Wad W. Earl or Hardolek (brig), of London, steering to westward, Apt 0, LL 49 N.,1cm.11 W. and Samuel (Earfuls Mil), hem Ideltmaras for Demon, rb. M. lat. 29.49 , lon. 20 31 W. ship). of ead from Llmrpcol for blocimeln, d 9 days, Meat Wider. lam 210 W. C. Jews (America's bargee), from Loadco tar Bydaty,N Wereb It, lat. 1 N-. fora. 20 tr . ler Oryiem, Feb. 19, lat. 2 8., too. 29 W. Le talus, Dom Liverpool for Demerara, March 16,14 II N., kik 11, on 34 W. Nethmehaim (barque), from Loodon. March 20. Orlon (mintos), tram Liverpool for Buenos dyne, Yneh tl, 6(.111, lon. 24 W. Susan, trd m Madras for London, March 19, l►t. U N, laa. MIL William Edwards (English barque), from Lvarpoollm LOMatesi 40 days, Marsh 12. SUNKEN VESSELS' RECOVERY COMPANY (1k rot ea)).—Tkis company is about being wound up, la wit to that effect having been granted yrsterdaraty) kj Commileioner Stevenson, of the Liverpool ua The Ant hearing will take place on the 6th of A t :l. 51 peat/owe were tour of the directors and oontributon. LETTERS FOR THE UNITED STATES The foam fag notice was issued from the General Port4Bor yslr vie. :—Meile for the United States will be mole we la or veyanoe by the Anglo-Svxon to contain exit kilos tel newspapers as may be specially addressed to be seat brig The same rates of postage will be cherlielik qs letters, and thus forwarded as when eent by the male OP tisk and United States packets. A GROWING EVIL.—We have before genial with regret to the plan which seems to be obtainiegcwwwf in the north of advertising claptrap mottoes se ass kr Sunday lectures or special services. The evil is Thus dee Rev. Henry Parkinson has delivered sad Salted a course of Sunday afternoon lectures to the clams under such headings am the following: " Bottle Trick ;" " No Thoroughfare;" "Quack W Oll6ll, and " Odds or Evens;" and so forth. The special a n tis movement oni can only be degraded by such deviose. — la d LADVERTISEMEN T.i—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS A CIM CAIN Opal 105 P• 1011 IN 151 BiAD 011) BIONACILAUS OIi narrsres, of 3. If ewveatotreet.Carilate, data. la a Nair to Polo" Relloway. dated September 10, BSI OW he was 1511‘580 he II WWI of years with Were paint In the held sof ntoteaeli, diatom lot atee In thal e eyes, and . other usual doogreyebic aoreaseelesse • dhrwiletleed system. Lobe trk d every known remedy ad beet triedleal advice, bat derived no behest whatirrek As Ivelle• solved to sire Holloway% gads • trial, sad. after ohm Owe feedlot thow abs was restored to perfect health. shish ate 030/ 6 _,...,••• r fulited , v to the men{ times—Sold by all ovulates,. est at rm." Holloway's Web/lab/meet Mt &rano, Looaeo. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. BRUOIL—A poll U. at Scilly Manila the wife of & Brum et a denotes. OH ALE.—Aping. at Wid en ReCtOrh Sitifard".. td it' ' 'l6 Bar.N. O. MM. et &ft&triN.--hett ll at heehaw. Norfolk. the idle ofliA.llll. . of • daaktetae. SENT: Al 11 at !aelford park, near Wkly. the We of OW (7. East, of a daughter. LANONORZ.—IpriI It at ChrtAtopber.treet. /WWI" wife of W. lAagmore, LA., of • daughter . PYlL—April Is. at the Ilarmltage, t4toge Norio/W. 3 " of IL Ilaihri• Ppm, Koh , of • daughter. THIII/10.—Arwli 14, the wife of the Rev. E. Mint. Hod 317•Widuga 001, of • daughter. W AlWA—April 13, et Little Hooted Reetorf. BMW. 3 * ler. A. W./fa/de, of • dstie,hter. MARRIAGES. tie ORIIIIIII-10118111D9.-Aprfl 13, A M. Wylie:ow ..-:- ii , the SA W. Dodson, II A.. the am G. B. OrMa. 1LA.....,60 Wlrgm'bire• M. Julio , daughter of tbo Ws W.I. HAWILINB-41TOOKiN.-April 14 at EL G00re.... 11,8 =1 by the RA M. 11. AL Joan Sofa.. sou of Mr. J. .........d floatbrarcot to Karla Maabab, &AM& a L "."-- Ml' alda4Wod, Oronasori 111011 11 01,110N-BLUNDWFONAbos.IL-AAU 14. at St. Pearx twa l i mawr• W. Hop.. Y. A...JAL .so A J. b lebolsoo. !ea. C. Mwel. 4 ... AotWattaa.„ to Jsao, douatuce of Yr. R. . DEATHS. ...,011 1 . 11011•111S-AprI114. at %lope* Ake. 11 BMW* -"" - 11.4. 14 011,11411 AN.-April 12. at GodaloadboAr. J. MAMA I I Ama pa 1 ot fama r. Z.M: raw.a.wm.dwor W ilk ii i * o r "ireirrr lg aN .-- :Ana ".1 : 4 1, 13. 1 14 " ib. .." 2l l °nal 141 7..... m.,. WWW. 11 :e 11if. Mr. J. MAL Awn daleolor A tho MA W. Robots. IBM it WILLI no 14. at logwes larskruftsPlarC:4o O A K Us hie Them. ---......•""e----4 Pentad sad Publbird by Wuswe Mtn Hat d Olt Rireat, Is pip et PelaZ de ri o _or A mt. OWeil. la Ile Molest at W F