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

rrnt. A Vienna letter of the 19th ult., in the Coforss G „„ t u, says :—" General Count °inlay, military governor of the Lom bardo-Venetian kingdom, was sum moned to Vienna by telegraph, and arrived here yesterday. It is said that he is to proceed on a •vate mission to the court of Florence, and it is generally thought that his mission will extend to other courts in Italy. The object of this proceeding is said to be to afford the Italian governments the means of coming to an understanding on the plan to be punued with regard to events in Sardinia." NEWFOUNDLAND. By the America we bare St.Jeks's dates to the 13th elt. The seal fishery is likely to prove very successful, 23 rends having arrived at Bt. John's, having an eg gregate catch of about 89,000 seals. One vessel had a - fare of 8,490 seals. The news from the ice is osallicting. There had been several arrivals of sealers at Conception Bay, all well fished. A very destruc tive tire had occurred at Harbor Orace, commencing in Toussaint's Hotel, when SO houses were consumed. Ths la s is reported very heavy. THE CIVIL WAR IN PERU. In the Express of yesterday our summary of the West India mail intelligence stated that a tattle, said to be one 01 the most sanguinary ever fought in South America, wan fought at Arequipa, in Pent. on the 7th and Bth of March, when Vivant.° was defeated, and compelled to retire to Bolivia, and Castilla became muter of the country. The following letters on the subjcct are from the Pommes Star mad Herald ARICA, Masts 21. Card& tee at hid tidiest Arequipa by stores, ea the 7th not however without a severe boo. The serreelma the battle it terrtec , as r)e wither state. 'hot the bked ma down the bamrathe is arras. Ms hours after the kid; that the*. Basallue de Ayecucho" &froths; the berrkedes, mad maul to be 600 strong, were all killed with the morph= brty. TM Apurimac, Ammo, sad Lambeyeque Palled yestardsy to Callao, to be delivered up to the government. Her Selassie Marety's steam sl,op Rethbotiou also left yee- Imam ler Come: the Gauges, with Admiral Baynes oa hae . sad the Coated (Irate aloopol-war Mernmee, an apoted to psi us a mat shortly. CALLAO, lissom 27. The last set of the Castilla and Vivant° revelation wee meniodial en the days at the 7th and th eif this mwett ae l sae tithe most sengsenary battles ever A. hmerioa, and Canine is air harms of Viruses vat • few insane bee tatted to Bolivia. lees on both Wise it over two thousand Me& end the city is filled with weeded. The genera imprinsime is (oog to so Sew nelioal men being In Arequipa) that the loos of his emmag the amended will be large &w want of proper attendisos; it propned to mad down by Ibis steamer a leap Met of eirgemes to reader sesietsain to the flew &et ere time. When the news Arm arrived hone believed It, for Areqinpa hes always hewn conaidersd impregatible ; Int whatever doubts than might have Wee is the matter were sue dis pelled by the snivel of the frigate Apurimac, Capt. Montan, Ste the parpose of eabeutting bee to the Capt Pater, and Getieral Raw however their own swots, which have been accepted by the government, wed by which they agree to reimport the property and gnennshee the liberty of all °Sows, esteem sad sours rapped the Apwruarie. That these who wish la leave the aunty nay de se it their owe leisure. Thu titepei Wee to tine soldiers sad eseinem abed be paid by the government. The Marne* Aparlease, Pip,lN* aid Hamm to be deli vered under inventory by the perm yommeme to the go vernment. Tim las set of Cafe Montero has icamonalised him with all parties ; I. bas resisted all offers of bribery from the go vernors.. lives the Mot imnisson he was offered a har outline of dollen, which be nobly retuned, sod during the bombardment of Arai be threw the meows offered Idea at hie nisea-meet, perhaps to show them that he wee le earnest, sad that Peru could boast of having ow man who could not be bought. Upon his antral here be divided all the mosey he bed mosaics his dm and mime oar shore ponayiens, where he met with • reception worthy of his acts and blaiself ; be was cheered b all parties. friends and foes, end we. .salad to the elation. His arrival in Lima wee more estbriestic still, as he wee entertateed iallf• the wee reraistg I. the most sumptuous saner, sad arm* iceman sere made on the occasion. Captain Montero, with his bend Osamu' Rims, will probably 15... for Bumps this steamer or the seat, so you may bare • chine to me the future Preeideld of Peru. The seat is within his grasp, and • cod or Ids magma, menu, and cerseveranoe will not let it pass. When he is sleet dbe will govern the country with • enemas that will be a death blow to Wee active aspirants. A rumour boa reached am that Chimera CrnW intends M doh the war into Bolivia, probably to place his friends Cadore or Beau at the bed of dress in that country. Castilla is aa many of Dr. Linares and will soon dispelse of him, although Pere at pretest requires peace; her imam, ▪ eithanated and her credit below per. A very important Tamar, pretests itself at this encemst go atm of this republic, end already comilderable epreolr boo has gone forth with reference to It. What will be the course of Grand Castilla in the form of government, who the convection will area be called together or • de crew, or what a more likely acid what they most Isar &et ha will declare bimetal dictator with • coun.il of ministera lf the laat be the cam, the different parties will be united, and • revolution will follow that will bring • kedge probra. bows over the country. Busied. is very dull. There are • peat amber Odin- Mae ships in the bay seeking dards, bat the rates as se low that they will not semis them, sad I shish OM mom d them will loan herein belles. THE 8111101811 8111633/11.—The dim:dare of the Porter Pekoe have rade arresieneete far • seeriod per re is die anhal Memo et 3 ' , dock this day by the Illeatialt ire, who had the bower of deign Whelp hff iglieitY a Pekoe ea tha 24th eh. Three weeder droribil rare Wilily rifted them say deader hey veer have retendy rid tni Reiland ; and ken the Irma white lloodan her of late years gutted, red the Nide that ie yet keepers of be amional aaelathea • Iris aeterlowee 1• 8 =L The shiers will ewer Is Oar ceetaire. of et deer bairn. hem =is dr werthent part of Swedes, ethos Oren the read pert of the orrt ery. others tram the ranehera pro rates. awl awe from Norway. At their performers@ helm bit bloJoS7 thoos srtiatoo wag • melody by • radars Seeder ampoper, and ere other prose sompirety aiethead h Wyk, he differiad la chanter, the awe dating from the lath ad 14th austaries. The great gold nugget trm Asoisais Y sow Is the astral trasoopt of sho Pages art Solo lio eatrecodierry pled Wend sad purity 'tato:say cadre vary . MAITLZ3O3II VISTRT ELecrtox.—CLosz or Ise Pou..--Tlie way easseated wd alecti.o kr heves is the weary sif et. filarybtesit, ender the h Loral Measeemast Art, wee is that dripard r • No. $, err Cassailleirequare Ward." The semisaties bah plan ea Monday et the National School-roam. aguis h, An sow Church. when the lea of the tamer Re lied party we samsated by Mr. J. A titcholay, end the sure maws Libor's' het by Mr. Jacob Ball. 'rim poll rpeord Y $ eels& yesteniey monaing, and closed at A n' chat reorg. Ibis* shot 11 the saepeetars of rotas decimal ambers to br sr NW... 382 Par Mr. Nlaholay's fiat . i ii for Mr. Dein Nat ll3 The mom at , lerooa award are Mr P. Aligrele, 111, Ortard-alras Mr. W. 8. Day" 19, Oilare-alroaa; Mr. C. DerMaiy, 280, Ragast-arma ; Mr. Jolla M • liray, 11 11 § Grad Portlaad-arreat ; D. W. Marks, 411, Mar prn-arrast ; Mr. .1. Wawa, 99, Omit Poniard-and ; rattar, Mr. H. Tstram, 17. _ UNiYiNiTTY --- COLLIC7F.:-- MEDICAL FACULTY Worms Tama Pau os.—Tbe am& et the dere ea leer 1 timee in lb* clew of the Wisest Term wee medal kliegs yes- Intbsy ley die dame, Problems Imam ' M.D., es *Mews : I Namemy . Frahm, 7.ls—tleedar Claes : Gobi = 1 Iberia Beiledests . arse silver mai, P. W. Gibs.; Myer =del, Menem Halley; artilcales. 44N, GIV Cada ; 6th, Hoary lianstal ; 611‘ Merles Memel Booth; al, AAR, C. Os;.. leake lk leililver asial. Ireton 11. eirelesies, 14 Ht. Clielben him. ; S.s, Weird M ay en MUM,; W. H Teas; MD. 1. T. H. Orem ; Illai, he* Celllollll llaead. Anatomy tad Pbseedogy Preiseser 6iarpsy —Odd tostisl, Was= Jeba Bcnlth. Cligidary : Pmfervw Wfillemen—Cieli risk Willis.' Jan Deeleb ; first Aver medal, Wa. L. Coneenese; asses' Wiese mead. Hairy C. Beane ; cern& MIN Mb. limed J. 0..; Mb (*noel). Y. W. Otteas, W ein! Htlis, herein lesseit ; ilds, Lid. Huneetb. Birk- Mill Labvserary lieedenis t Geld mai, William Marsh; Ma Awe .dal, names I. Prrabstra ; sicced slim ibliel.. t Win. D. Hewitt: eertillene. Mb (iiiimil), Baer/ "NI Cat. Chem hyoid* Wa. Harm Rosiest: MI eIISMS Z. lialbana. UMW Carty ; ath., Dawatal Cooperative : Pwristast Oast—Odd r i t!t. Abomorlar Hama ; MIO.sU L Hoary R. Madam iisw T its% i!lg liat ric4ww Wa. bawd. Atka • F awl . 1 5•14. eatanal E. Alms; aartgtta. Mb: Mails _Moab • tel, to H. Oarayar eta (yr). H. IV waits: Wm Hickman. Dit, Charles Juba a rer ba_ e 14% Hipmeasi. Medicine: Palma" W will..' idwara aim .. 1050 PULL, 1.51:1 • NTIONO PULL, AND 41 ' "LI ALL Team az." —The Phi. at eatantay ainteloal herwhig rem be araerlav erbs+ tormatarsle :—" Os 11, WI% i n lab W el l'asamaz oar try tar liglit br itasz Neat gift nod them Mbar pelaile7 i ta Lev. Prima i rr est ision * 12421E61M wd of l , al ia. Oars. to *ask of Ba TM POISIIII" 11w#s, THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1855. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the Lords Juneeme et Appeal.) MHIIC•N •ND SOUTM AMMILICAN MINING COMPANY. Their lordships, at the conc,lueism of toe Aroma...Dl, dis missed, with meta to be paid out of the estate, the appeal in this °see, trout • decision of the Master of the Rolls, to the effect that creditors of the company were 'stilled to attend the promedings under the Winding-up Act (I 867), on settling the list of contributories to the dettai and liabilvies of the company. Mr. It. Palmer, Q C., mA Mr. Roxburgh, appeared for the official manager, to rapport the appal ; and Mr. Follett, Q.C., sod Mr. Southgate, is the interest of creditors, meats COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. ---- (Sittings la Beaoo.—Before Lent Campbell sad Justices Wigtasaa, Er* sad Crompton.) THE (WREN v. HUMPHREY BROWN AND OTHERS.-PROSECUTION AGAINST THE DI RECTORS OF THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK. -JUDOMRNT. At the sitting of the court this morning, Lord Campbell delivered judgment in this case. Ile said, having taken time to deliberately consider all the evidence in this very complicated case, and the arguments of counsel for the defendants in moving for • rule to show cause why the verdict should not be set aside, the court were at opinion that no rule ought to be granted. It 'evened to them that the jury were well justified la biding that the conspiracy charged in the information had beet entered into, end that the defendants who made this spalketka wore privy to the conspiracy. The informed& &erg& that the &indents, intending to deceive, defraud, sad ;Molise such of the shareholders of the Royal British Bask se were Dot aware of the true state of its affairs, and to induce the Queen's subjects to become customers end creditors of the beak, and te purchase and hold therm, conspired falsely and fraudulently to represent that the bank end its affairs, daring the leer indium 31st December, 1866, end then were in a sound sod prosperous condition prokteing profits divisible among the shareholders, they, the defendants, well knowing, es the hot wee, that the bank end its affairs daring that year sod then were in ea own ' sad unprooperou condition, not producing any proms divisible among the &midden. One of the &aged overt acts was the radiation el a belsems sheet purporting to give a tree met of the media& of the beak for the yea ending Deo. al, 1166; soother overt act wee declaring and paying • divi dends( 6 per cut. out of the prod« of the bank, the defend iminesil knowing that no such d vldend ought to havebeen paid. That hainoe-short showed that the bank was in • sound end poopereas condition, and that a dividend of six per amt. might be properly paid to the shareholders VI realised pro. a& bet the pia body of the evidence which was adduced pee& tbet te the knowledge of the directors this balance able& Wee deceptive, and that on the 31st of December, 1866, the beak had sustained heavy less, and wee incapable of Nailing its engagements. The deception wee chiefly accomplished by including in the balance-theta on the me dime side an item for " loans on convertible secu rities, cash advanim, bills discounted, he.," which comprised a large sum for bad debt. due to the bask, which had long been given up u desperate. li the balance-sheet bad been genuine there would clearly appear to have been • surplus tor • dividend; but d being bad to the bases which the company had It was illusory and deceptive. This, therefore, eared to have been material evidence to prove the cuneipnicy and both the overt act, alleged by the prosecution. It was tudeed strongly urged that according to the constitution of the company, the clinician were authored in piping &dividend even @Mom& the hank had sustained heavy wefts by bed and deuced debts, if there had been may profits obtained upon the treamations of the preceding year, but that startling meartiou was entirely &aro) ed by Ma 63rd section of the «tarter, which provided that la every year the net profits, atter making deductions fur bad and doubtful debts, should be divided among the proprietor.. If such deductions had been made un the 31st De cember, 1866, tamed of there beteg a surplus there would have been • large deficit. The impropriety of the directors declaring • dividend of six per cat. under tare cironnistanon apparel greater from the fact that at this time the directors, with the mew of delivering the bank frees its maibarreasmenta, heeled new shores at a premium, and Marred to the dividends of six per onit. im • proof that the premium on those shares might be fairly expected. It wee alleged that there had been misdirection by the learned judge; but that g a gge d mis direction it appeared conosted ot observations an the evi dence, and the judge left the evidence to the jury, telling them to draw from it their own conclusions. But it was enemoded by the learned counsel fur the defendante, that there was net enfiloient evidence to implicate tbam in a . The counsel for the directors mom all the blames klr. Camerae, the manager, and the counsel for Mr. Cessna threw ft a/1 on tee director.. As to the guilty knowledge of the dedsodiuns, Radian Brown, and Cameron—es to whose guilt the jury, after consultation, were unanimous, and whom they convicted without any recommendstion to mercy—the court were bound to say that the evidence appeared to them irresistible. Mr. Rattails was an anginal director of the schema, sod also tot some time governor, and in 1864, dewing the Were of Mr. Ceemeras, be acted as manager and be meet, therein, neseessraly have known all the alias end treenstiess at the beak. On that point all doubt was re• mood by the ample confession which he made belay the eldef clerk et the Vice-Chancellor. H 4 ;rime es het works - Wes sot evideZe - ig ; eo-diremera, hat It wee evidence tigainst himself. He mid haring the whole 'period of the bauk's exhume his oo diners pesuseetd the rune knot ledger himself aa to the aherader and ammo* of the bad debts, end were inettenoed by the ores mesa r not writing them off. He also said that beim the hese of the new shares the direct re were *wen that if the rigid truth with retard to those debts wore rade known, the bank would stop, and that la harm than they were buoyed up by the hope that Holy whit wake up their looms, aid that they would avoid maim the ruin which a mare sapling atetement would lave Immodiately brought deem. Hf. activity I. the of the beak was also proved by the letter which Os woes as the 14ak of Jaaaary„te aatkipadon of the annual mastf•gbati MIL He threatened in that War to ashes be had Um 0011Atellasid and se-eperedon 07 41 Z rest of Ow diseieters as that rasehas, adding that dodo Hem* pry Was to prier • solid Lint to the prat. their weakest to • rope of mad beim thin. In • peeteript hs observe{ " We want and reelneee t ank with God's batestam air didicaliies c' w= emmenated. He thea ettewiled the meedsixo February, and, ia recerssuredes et the sew agree "If oil per tent. brew* had her rad for eke yens by the hank, the directors woe Nettled imaing thew at the pear m inium" With respect to bees the Jury were shad upon sot to allow him ore to be prisdhei by the late that, bung a director, sad baring error Lena rarer he hod an inmost in keeping she hank afloat so hag es peseihr. hat be was • director from 1863 dews to the else, et the bask, and took a very active part in tM menagemeat 0111. afar* ritkaior the Well mines, to which the rein of bank wee elikey ascribed ; awl whew be was threstesed with proosedhep Is respect of the hem debt which be owed the beak, he weft a law which cirri; proved b ka.w. ripe of let inelmat mate. With regard to Cowen, ••••adag his hissaloss and expectatiens to haw bus basset whims tiw bat wes Ares sit. biwbed seder hie L wee gaits alter hi was folly aware of all she l n is set= advances as they err, and fully °earned to the itoreel was resahad Ise the of Isaglai bra th▪ e sad the shreholdsre • g g the tray ears et the bask. The belarawsher was papered miler his aberlau,, lad it weer was to say ho ww not ragesdhle he what be bed der wider his= -riskihr lbws the terrain ha assersid the chief camel or the Air of the book; and, though the dimmers • al not Is themeetees be Irving joteed his Is a K e lm gaseterg the ahreheldre sad the p•, they sight be *Or la waYWC he wa. Ipes arise The broad rigs Ira retired ea las arse et Owes, z ion gy. g ot - Kgreed, who. he sad, ae far se moral deltn mos sasssouel, usigkt regvedad in a are favour npist at view, gibbose' Urn mead am he any dub 11l tborpr were fully aware of the bast's emberTIMIONNOWIN awl wth that karrisego j•rrd Is the report end Wear err rid Is the bare of the sew shier et • petrir N g d ins mom umip gig not trek they were *Mod Is =aside he verdict of • spiel fry of wanliml• 0•611•11, 6117 mm to try he Aar • laid at Mena dye. The Mentlatft Owe% and Mk, Ildishanto, reeshed • wry rerpecrabie *alder; b r i a tzise dere mad dina orders ammeter meld ass It was, herwer_ horstable raffle hot ken war aired eleomktd of wwwwwrolal wilt, sew • mere' el • fratissable aerie esti. sr al = to without lewateg ba per riariers the of the Wham& esaassued Is then. Al SM • pet to altdoelek menetiog thole leasewass, but the her ea which theists, emu to • asseleres el seek oh steed awed red. Ia Mash( the Ire tight malt& by espreering • ler thr dd. peoresilea, whip It bre hied on soar of IM *tete of it, might Wee • artery tarlssey is howthe tray angeged In raernon tie permits her *Meg respearicat to depart Las the Irak sees thay - shwelt Wok that wilful reistopreareedes right sr serlaW, is the amt , west paladin, row who right ray 'pis era. The applieriss he • Ere he • sew Mel we, radon ret•••L 0003 T Op Odom M. do Tb. beam. yom aelMne Jelete-weei. Thewe tb mmlmolism mix& mmand dine ; no mem. Al lie memey mem bold by the seem! asilisio. mem delves tie-Yd ee 2,2004 Kt. &SIN Os ImisomMee t smined boalem ee Y the ekosmennom cam mei* lee Ind gives s ltli gl go • maim mod idee smeend Cr Wm toils among el 0111. Iffebeisi One Cm vas sue unineemibi with Thomas 604 be yea to have a portion of the property bask slur Ye benkniptcy. A slate-machine had been sold far ourehird the value, He had bad accommodation Iran/s -eeder with Mr. Peary, his brother-in-law, to the moss* of 300 i. or 400 f. He had been bankrupt before, and his certificate was suspended twelve months. His Honour allowed bun to pees, reserving all questions for the °artificers meeting. swarth his house ' as it wee a betting hones, and must Mks all I the parties into tasted,. Inspeotor Webb searched the keeps, and forted several betting books and other MOM • randa relating to racing matters, and on the others he also found betting booka and reward. On Pirkford, jun., be also found a Sash WAS of the " Bank of Engraving." In fr.nt of the bar where Pickford was standing be found a card. mitt the odds of the various hones for the Chester Cup and Derby marked, and • book of handicap. In one of Hatcher's books's@ found the name of a person who he had not to snake a bet on the Citeeter Cup, and It was 6 to I fur plan, the horse being Saunterer, for the Cheater Cup of 1838. Pitt said he only went to have • glue of ale. Impactor Webb confirmed Mr. Superintendent Havant's evide•oe, and said ►e band on the various accused betting books and other &porting snentoranda, and a racing reoort. George Criss, • constable, said, having received instruc- Ilona he went to Hatchets home on the 7th of April, sad saw several betting men there. Hatcher asked him, taking him fore genthearm's servant, if he was " going to do anything," and showed him a card of the Chester Cup, with the odds marked. Witness went again on the 12th with a person named Tice. There were several betting men there. Hatcher showed him a list of the Chester Cup. Tice asked the odds egainet Blackthorn for place, sad was told by Hatcher 10 to I, and having asked whether be took a mown, he said he did, and Hatcher having taken us into • beck room, through a passage, the hot was made, Hatcher putting it down in a betting book (produced). The entry wee the one made at the time, and Hatcher took up the money. Went again with Tice last night, and asked what he would lay spinet Botany. He said he could lay so more against that. Tice than asked what he would lay ageism Saunterer, and he laid 6 to 1 for place. Hatcher said he would admit making the bets. The others said they met merely for a glue of ale. Mr. Bingham said the legislature had said these hopes were a nuisance. They took money of all parties, sad too once were the means of inducing servants and apparition to rob their masters. He should discharge all the others bet Hatcher, but he felt he should only be doing hie duty la fining him 601.; or, if that we. not paid, be should go to prison for three months. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROUSE OF COMMONS—This DAY. Tits Bras/ EA took the chair at 12 o'clock. A lar ge number of werepmee w nted for and against theM for legaliaing marriage with a deceased wife's &biter. General Thouipsoa presented one of the former petitions from Bradford, and us doing so, said, " The petiuon would reach from Westminster Abbey to Bradford. Every body there wanted to many hie wile's sister." (Laughter.) MARRIAGB LAW AMENDMENT BILL. Vhoottat BURY moved the almond reeding of this bill, the object of which is to Liam marriage with a deomeed wifee Mater. Mr: BERBBFORD ROPE moved as an ameedment that the bill be reed a second time this time six months, ob serving that the importance of the measure could hardly be overrated, as it aimed every person in the kingdom, from the Queen on her throne down to the humblest peasant. The agreedit of the ones was thin In 1847, a very thin house to a motion for a oommission, and the oommiesion was /rented. The commission made • report, but ever since their report bad been punted it had been treated as a mockery and • snare, and almost an insult to common sense. Neverthe less, a bill passed this house for legalising these marriages, but the House of Lords tinny Rout. 'The Earl of St. Germans in a subsequent session introduced another bill into the House of Lied., but only sixteen peers vot-d for it, and it never came down to this house. A third bill was brought Into this house by Mr. Heywood, the member for North Lancashire, but he did not persevere with it ; and now they had this fourth bill to dispose of it. He denied that the country cared for the meson,,. A few petitions had been presented in Its favour by • few interested per sons, but the country generally were quite indifferent to the pretended grievance whiob this bill proposed to re lieve. The fact was the bill had been got up mean attorney's shop, for the relief of persons who had already violated the law, or who were reedy to do so when an opportunity offered. The bill emanated from a hole-end-corner society, called " The Marriage Law Amendment Association," and the petitioos presented in favour of It were got up by the paid emisearies of that insignificant body. The petitions in favour of the bill were not more genuine, and consequently entitled to no more consideration, then was the monster one presented some years ego by the late Mr. Feergus O'Connor. As regarded the merits of the case itself, ft waa dear, he said, from the language of the 18th chapter of Leviticus, that those marriages were unlawful in the eye' of God; that ought to be conclusive against the bill even though the majority of the country were favour able to it, which they certainly were not. The people viewed the bill as a measure calculated to promote immorality, and to disturb domestic ties which had always been held sacred in this country. The boo. member then proceeded to show that these mar =had been prohibited in all ages by the Christian church. the Reformation one or two scandalous instant's' oci . cowed of the Pope of Rome granting dispenaations fur =oh marriages, but these dispeamationswere afterwards denounced by the authorities of the Roman catholic church while the protestant church of the Reformation had ever held marrilte with a deceeeed'• wife dieter to be aslawfoL In a meal 1 point of view such marriages were highly objectionable. la those countries where they are allowed the morals of society were gradually being undermined by thous ; sad he firmly believed that if they were legalised in ' this ootmtry sin, vice, and immorality, which, Reaves knew, were rife enough 'beady, would soon inereme imagination. The number of these unlawful marriages had been greatly exaggerated, and he hoped the house would not allow any of the unreliable statistics which would, no doubt, be imported into this debate to influence Its decision on this bill. The debate wee proceeding when oar report left. MONEY MARKET-THIS DA Y TWO O'CiAklk. A favourab , e tendency is observable to-day in every department of the Stock Exchange. Purchases decidedly predominate, whilst few bowl fide sellers come forward. The hinds have risen 1 per cent. The government broker has made another investment. The market for English rail +ay stocks is sensibly better. Consols fur money and to-morrow's settlement, after standing at 87! to t, have advanced to 971 to /. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to 1; the New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., at 103 ; the New Two-and-a-Halt per Cents., at 81 ; Bank Stock at 2211; India Stock at 225 ; the New Indian Loan Scrip at 1001; Ex chequer Bills, March, at 375. to 40s. prem.; ditto, Jane, at 355. to 38s. prem. ; India Bonds, at 225. prem. ; and Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, 1859, at 1001 to 1011. Turkish Six per Cents. are in demand, and have improved to 981 to 991. A fresh rise has taken place in Peruvian; and Venezuelan Bonds con tinue in speculative request. AU other foreign stocks are firm, but quiet. Salcs are recorded as follows :—Datch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100 ; New Granada Two-and-a- Quarter per Cent. Active Bonds, 201 ; ditto De ferred, 6; Mexican Three per Cents., for acct., 201; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for acct. (May 14), 84, 841, 831; ditto, Three per Cents., for soot., 69; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 91i ; Swedish Four per Cents., 831 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (May 14), 981, 981; Venezuela Four and-Three-Quarter per Cents., for account, 381, 38 ; ditto, Deferred Two per Cents., 141, 16/. At Paris to-day (Wednesday), according to Mr, Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr. 65c. for the account, showing no alteration in price, compared with the last quotation of yesterday. ARTRII-P MIT Two. Consols are slightly flatter, at 94 to for money and to-morrow. The steamer Wye arrived at Marseilles this (Wednesday) morning, with twenty-seven passen gers ex the Emea, from Australia. The amount of gold withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation was 16,0001. Of the 151,0001. in specie brought by the steamer Orinoco from the West Indies, &c., 87,3001. is de scribed as gold, and 63,70 W. as silver. The Australian mail announces the shipment from Australia for this country of 564,0001. in gold, on board various vessels. Subjoined is a statement of the total known to be at sea. The aggregate value is no lees than 975,0001. This is exclusive of the 204,8641. io Australian gold conveyed via Sues, which is expected to reach Southampton about the 12th inst. Balled. Period at. Bra. Gold ow baud. Ounces. Vol.. lotsabold Ooleroaa Jan. .. Of days .. 19,9 U .. 19.100 RethellBll .l .l9 l 6 — : Yen. 6 .. 87 dam mid .. 101,030 Morning Star 944.42bace Tab. 8 .. db MY. 18,689 .. 10000 itwittsure Medway Indemutty . March 6 .. 60 dqe .. 11.130 .. 411,601 Med Jacket . Mardi 9 .. M dage .. 0.234 .. 189.910 Told anew ...... 10,617 41:876.830 According to the Melbourne advice, now to hand the following vessels were advertised to leave for England at early dates, viz. :—The Maidstone, Nor folk, May Queen, Royal Charter (steamer), Tudor, and Shooting Star. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Christodulo and Sugdary, merchants, who suspended payment some months since, was held yesterday. There had been two or three meetings before, when accounts prepared by the debtors were subm itted,i bat, with the exception of appointing a committee to examine these accounts, nothing was done ; it was therefore determined, with a view to getting an accurate state ment of the affairs, to call in the aid of Mr. Weise, of the firm of Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., who has now submitted a statement prepared by him. The balance-sheet in question estimates the total liabilities at 16,8801., ana the assets at 10,8281., which, however, are exclusive of the liabilities and assets of other houses in which Mr. E. Christodulo is a partner. The bulk of the assets is due from the other foreign firms. The creditors present recom mended that when the creditors of the three other houses—viz., of E. Christodulo, of Marseilles; Sug duty, Sons, and Co., of Odessa ; and Sugdury, of Con ortantinople—shall have agreed to accept the offer of 26 per cent. which E. Christodulo, of Marseilles, has made, the London creditors shall agree to that offer, and hand over the London assets to a general fund. Mr. William Bainbridge, barrister, and Mr. Joseph Fairs, chemist, both of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and Mr. J. F. Elliott, of Durham, were on Monday for mally appointed official liquidators of the Northum berland and Durham District Banking Company. The investigation instituted under the superin tendence of Messrs. Quitter, Ball, and Ca, into the affairs of Messrs. Felix Calvert and Co., the eminent brewers, has now been completed, and the following general statement of the position of the firm has been arrived at : To sundry sivellSon . /170,937 13 7 .' ) = l6 ` . :: 1 To cream tar aisard, via: Falloolel nine of poopoft ......ossjos is 7 Yowl of loins ...... ...-...... MAUI 0 0 Ikall/4 per metes ............/17474 U 1 Ti a 1149 Wes WEAN sun u oe swam{ if Qua — ea pedal lo et imp* nu.. awe gime mars ...... *IW 0 0 10.110 14 11 Nets—Ws war nob sat dm mulmo- Um est Moms Is a attest sow sem sod Iv* No ameinisb ow le worm Sa: weg 1 0 4314091194 d Arr. en MU 977 13 7 t == . • . • 111•1117 MIMS eirm.. in. gist s.ISIr,IuuS ••• •' • aul t er isprite. ark MAI LS I •u. • glifir a tir Nei seatra . ......, eon 13 1 By Now, usi ........... ..:.....:.:.. DIN 1 : : By vise alsYlimint 991616 ma rub . ..... 42 8 '.l-"A= * : mow •,••••••••.ei,i iris perrever Obe erre dbe maker, seleetel el sr Weemerler DM( RAMP • 0 WOO 0 0 AWN 16 0 11966.—Th0 Imery alma awl th• estaDeme enemas r.. bra 7611661 is mob* the um cli26 as am eloyafd 66 Um Woe of OW ferweilesef premit The statement of the private estates of Mr. Edward Calvert and Mr. Felix Ledbroke is as sager: - D. 1 1: =b.mkg . . .. .. . jko 4 Te wellme =st moolleidiw Pl•POIr• • • •• • SretbT Penis. canted to osets. 1N1.146 31 /010.7.6 LI • Ca. D=66 ebb 66 Vehrard Calm& szx ll: : UMW. PI OWN. pszhomasis d Fax y i dbmi A,0 3 I rA n II 0 ta WWI 0 . 1 " P er I*.* • I By Id mem Ir s It will be remarked that the result wiu entirely upon the accuracy of the eatissate d g e tt assets. Were they to realise their estimated value, the joint estate would ahoy a surplus of 242,6131., a nun mere than sufficient to comer the estimated defi ciency _Mown in the private artistes. It is urged that the Nffilmmt of the affairs of the house will be most advantageously effected ander a deed of inspee torship, and that all the creditors may indulge a hops ,of being paid in hill, with interest. A forced liqui dation, it is contended, would probably lead to mach sacrifice sod litigation. This is a point for the deci sion of the creditors. It will be seen that the deposits in the hands of these banker-brewers amount to 328,4361. On 'Change yesterday bills on Holland, Paris, and Belgium were in demand, and, u regards the two latter places, Tether less favourable rates were current. On the other hand, the quotation for drafts on Holland has advanced. The current rates are shown below, viz.: Amsterdam. throe months, 11.17 to ; do., short. 11.141 to 151; Rotterdam, throe months, 11.17 to 1; Latour% three months, 26.271 to 821; Hamburg, marts trace, three months, 13.61 to 7 ; Per* thy* day. 26.2 i to 7t; ditto, three months, 26.271 to 35; Fran en.the.tteine, three mouths, 1161 to 1; Petersburg, per three mouths, 241 t, 361; Vleena, So., thmt months, 10.31 to 3 : Trieste, do., three months, 10.32 to 4 three month., 481 to 1 ; Cod's, three mouths, 491 to 1 ; Leghorn, three months, 29.571 to 621 ; true, three months, 26.50 to 6 ; Naples, three months, 411 to 1; Po brow, three months, 1241 to 51 ; Messina, three mouths, 1251 to 1 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 611 to 1. The decrease shown in the weekly traffic Tatum of the Great Western Railway of Canada is 4,2811. TtIEIIDAY EVENING. The funds this morning opened with some dulness, but soon became stronger, and attained a rise of t per cent. This improvement was principally caused by the announcement that an arrangement has been concluded with the Bank of England obviating the necessity of issuing in tho open market any Exche quer Bonds in lien of the two millions which will be paid off on Saturday next. The inference, of conrse,lsi that re-investments must be effected in existing se curities. In the afternoon the appearance of the market was rather less strong, in sympathy with • slight reaction on the Paris Bourse ; but the elciaiag quotations were still about 1 per cent. above those of yesterday. Immediately after the June settlement, the half-yearly dividend will be deducted from the quotation of Consols. From the explanations given by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the House of Commons last night it appears that the Bank take one million of Exche quer Bonds immediately, at 31 per cent., and agree to take the other million towards the close of the year, upon the same terms, should government need the money. This explanation only to a certain ex tent obviates the objections urged against the arrangement; the amount could be raised at 3 per cent in the open market. The large mass of bills now arriving at maturity appear to be well met, and the money market remains as easy as before. At the Bank to-day the applications were to a moderate extent, bat in the open market first class bills are freely discounted at to 21 2l per omit. Console, which closed yesterday at 971 for money and next Thursday, opened this morning at 971 to $, advanced to 971, " sellers," and closed at 971 " sellers." For the 3rd of June the last price was 971, " buyers." The " continuation " was quoted 3-16 percent. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 971, 1,1; ditto, for account (6th May), 971, 1 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 96/, 961,96 ; New Three per Cents., 961, 96, 961, 961; Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 11; Thirty Years Annuities, Jan., 1860, 11, 1 16-16; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1886, 18 6.16, 181, 181 ; Bank Stock, 223; India Stock, 2221; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bond., falling payable in May, 1869, 1001, 101 / New India Four per Cent. Loan Debentures, 1001, 1001 ; ditto, scrip, 104, 1001. India Bonds, 18.. prem. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 37.. to 40s. prom. ; and the June at 345. to 37.. prom. The foreign stock market was more active thais late, and very firm. Venezuelan Bonds were in great request, owing to the hopes excited by the over throw of the wretched government of Menages, and were last marked 381. There was also an active demand for Peruvian Bonds, at a considerable ad vance, consequent upon news that the President Cas tilla has stormed Arequipa, the stronghold of the insurgent chief, Vivanco. The engagement is des cribed in the Panama Star as " one of the most sanguinary ever fought in South America," the loss on both sides being estimated by that journal at over two thousand killed, whilst the city was filled with wounded. However, as Vivanco is stated to have retired to it is presumed that the revolution is at an end. Turkish Six per Cents. were quiet, closing at 961 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. may be gamed 1041 to 1. Russian, Dutch, Portuguese, and Buenas Apes Deferred Bonds all met with inquiry. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds were also officially marked 671 (exchaage 45.). MINER-THIS DAY. Two o'CLeaL The mining market to-day is very quiet, There are inquiries to a moderate extent for the stocks lately enumerated, but very little business has been dose, and prices present no alteration of importance. In the Stock Exchange no transactions whatever are officially reported. The shares of the General Mining Association have met with some business at 18 to 18i. Imperial Brazilian have been dealt in at 2. Other foreign descriptions are inanimate. TUESDAY EVENTRO. In the mining market to-day the principal basi nful was in shares in Wheal Edward, East Basest, Providence Mines, and West Par Consols. The alteration in prices is not of importance, but, upon the whole, rather more business is going forward. East Wheal Rummell and Wheal Edward sham were rather more offered. Foreign and colonial mining securities remain quiet. At the meeting of the London and VimMlan Gold and Copper Mining Company, held to-day, M. Hopped van elided a director of the company. COMMERCIAL AND MARIETS. MAME-LANE-THIS DAY. TM wheat trade in Mast-Ism was dull this mandeg ; MI arose line the by odes toads were at about th• seise el IC--vhot. The sow filawia will 2 1 / 4 1:7m. lia inelling sums is drawing to • tii• a l gae seek needs, fa Woe ; sad with arrivalsog d griodlog awl tilidiliag qualities those disteiptioas von easier to peebus. Oak glib geed supplies sapportad lliterlay's quotation, Dom sod pose ilevote. rib / IISSIVAiII DM IMIDOI k FLOM we. _ 1 iiiii ig.;:iii: slaw nat. - iii6b. us Q.. WINCING-LA2111.--TIEL6 DAT. &roan —ones', The public Wooers gesponingasillig al Awe yesterday's which la *set Instmees dewed dewed mom of 6d. on Friday's nwriney. Warn tida to 675. Coma.—Plantation Ceylon of good and inequalities sold at • MOM admince; low middling to good, 66.. to 6%4 impo rter, TU. to Ws. Native Chien good ordinary bought in st 40s. to 60s. Tza.—The market is steadyat yestorday's Mesa Coosa has doolinsd le. to 7.a. istaintan.—The &mod hes biome Ilistisd, awl sass meld not be made without givisu bL ey yeissa Coonntw. sold at about Id. Corron.—These was a loryosspeostadm dememireMedely Memos, sad 1.700 boles sold at • shads mivallom In other sends@ no nwirrial dessetiss. IMMO issnality lave inoreasei contains*. TALLOW MARIET.—THEI DAT. Tito min* is steady lathe subjoined ispimilmin bars T.C. gut the agog, 64a. 8d ; Mayjall Jim July aril Awe*, Ma. 34. ; Oat gad Dia, Va. I, K. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. N i .... Patimoba sad dlohlt mot that an ilet ti vary kw, at kb priesa. Li=L b alsbip at the atareh Nrissicieary Col boo blooms math by the theliothies of the Nor. C. F. C g is teribo boa been preethled to tea tory of Hothrooke, IN EE CVLIALIIOIIII. The bankrupt, a draper, of Upper Seymour-street, Burton square, applied for his oertilloate. His trade dobta were only 6631., but he had accepted to the amount of 1,9411., without eunsideratioti, for the notorious Maodunald and Co., of Olsegow. The orate had prodaued 1704. Mr. Nicholson, the official assignee, reported that the aci counts were far from satisfactory in con.cquence of the largo amount of estimate throughout. There wee no leder, or cash-book and no account of ready •nr.hei sales or purchases. Mr. A. Turner, fur the assignee., gotta 'hat the bankrupt had been suffering from mental ofiliction„ which might make some difforenoe in tke judgment of the court. The bankrupt appeared, and stated that he iru now better. He had had no business transactions with the Macdonald". He received nothing fur accepting their bills, but was in duced to do so by Capoll, of Goitre-lane (also a bankrupt), who was a credt.or for money lent. His Honour said that the came wee a bed one, inde pendently of the accommodation transaction. He had been aooeseory to the wicked and disgraceful system so prevalent of late, of putting fictitious bills to circulation. The certifi cate mast be suspended for six months (with protection) ; when granted to be of the third cleat. LONDON, MARWICK, ♦ND CONTINENTAL BTRAII ?ACM COMPANY (LIMITED). An audit meeting took place to day MI the matter of this company, which is in course of winding-np in this court. Prom the statement of the official liquidator it appears that than is about 8001 in hand applicable to claims of 3,0001. or 4,00 W. A dividend will shortly be dictated. IN NE COCHKAN.-TILE ROYAL BILITISH BANK. This wee a dividend meeting io the case of Loran de Wolf Cochran a former director of the Royal British Bank, who was inchided la the indictment, but did not stiffen:Mato take hie triel. Mr. Hughes (from the dace of Haws. Linklater) stated that there were about 6001. of mew in hand The o&y yet saute against the estate was th a t o f th e R o y a l tr m ilsh Beak, for 7.8231. in respect of the bank rupt's debt to the bank, sad 1,6001. for cella. A proof had now been tendered on behalf of a Mr. De Wolf, merchant, of Liverpool, for a stun of 2,2371. ' • but ae the airiness were without any 'affirmation se to the state of the beakrapt's accounts, and ea nose of hie book. had been given up, there were no means of testing this prod. Ueda them circumstances be asked that the dividend meting ahonld be adjourned sine die. Nothing bad bees heard of the bankrupt, and the amigneee had no idea whistler be meant to surrender or not. For aught they knew, be might Imp out of the way until the sentence on the other direetoesazpired. pat Colantieduase--le that aeo'ence absolute, or subject to be appealed aphid' Mr. Mr. Hughes add the application fora new trial had been made that morning, and The dividend ineadai was earesdiftly adjourned, no day being he/. THE POLICE COURTS. cans DAY.) BOW-STREET. DISO/LACRIUL CONDUCT AT A THEATRE. Two VIM save the cams ;7.Fivderick Colima and Charts. Morrie, and were dressed in the approved style of the Cimino swell, were charged with creating • dis turbance in the pit of the &rend Theatre, to the annoyance of the public and the interruptioa of the performances. lir. Henry Swanborough, the brother of the fair lessee, deposed that the defendmits managed to get into the ph in a slide of intoxication which was not observed by the check taller in the crowd. During the performance they min inesoad shunting and hosing up hAts, to the extreme annoyance of the visitors to the theatre. The officers in attendance quietly remonstrated with them, but ineffectually, end at length tt wee found necessary to give them in charge. lie (kr. Swanborough) had no wish to press the charge against these young men. He only wanted them to understand that they could not conduct themselves disorderly at his sister's theatre with impunity say more than at the Princess's or Haymarket, or any other re astabliahment. ri ci. Thor attendants at the theatre corroborated the evidence, and peboreocristable Harris, of the F division, proved that the conduct of both the prisoners, on their way to the station, was most violent. They kicked him owe or twice, and raised • cry of Down with the police!" "No foreign spies!" &c. Mr. Henry inquired what the defendants were? TM defendant. mad they were articled clerks to • solicitor. They had been dining together at the Albion, and perhaps bad tam • little too much; but they did not neon any harm. If they had annoyed anyone they were sorry for it awanborongh expressed a wish that his worship would oouitider their having been lookad up all night as a salacious punishment and earning on this occasion. Mr. Henry said mush conduct could not be allowed to peas sitagothor unpunished. It was dos to the public that each attempts to interfere with their enjoyment at their public tifof amusement should not be entirely passed over. ir worship flood Collins 4&h., and Morris 2As. The tines were paid. TEE NEW DITORCII •OT.-APPLICATION FOE THE EKE- CHIDING OF PROTECTION OF PROPERTT REFUSED. Mr. Adams, late • aue.elea, oerryisig on Minoan at Ternham-green, applied to Mr. Tyrwldti, the fitting magis trate, under the 41st meths of the new Divorce end Matri monial Causes Ant, 20th and 21st Victoria, cep. 86. which provides that where • wife applies to • magistrate and obtains a protection order far her property, and hes It regis tered within ten days of the making thereof, " it shall be lawful for the husband, and any creditor or other person claiming under him to apply to the oourt juatime by whom mob order wee made, ter the discharge thereof." The iCant Meted that he saw from the various news his wen Mrs. Anna Adams, who deecri bed her- M m i ll V e • echoolonatrees, of Thornbill.equere, Isliagton, applied to his warship and obtained an order for the protec tion of her property, am the ground that he had deserted her about three weeks before. Now be never had deserted her, for all he had done wee top We the country and while he wee skeet his wife had takes away the best of the property, mid had shown several pieties RIOROF, saying that she would pay embody. Mr. Tyrw hitt end he did not know why the wife should not Oahe the furniture away. The SHAMES remarked the* lbws was a bill of sale upon the tweets* ' which had hem property filed In was of the comets ref the metropolis. We wife had applied to the ma ginned*. at Hammersmith far • similar order, het thus it had bee refused. He had never 111-used or deserted his wife, he ea his return he could nut find where eke had gene to. Mr. Tyrwhltt said be should orrt,inly not grant the appli ance; and sa fer the bill of sale and the creditors, the latter we well take oars of themselves, and could go to law with taw wife. The applicant said his wife had committed perjury by gat ing thistilis property wee her orn. Mr. Mould (the chief clerk)—She rid no such thing. She told the magistrate that yen had been obliged to find bail to keep the pesos towards her. 1 he applicant than left the wart W ESTMINSTER. ZITS:I6IV' 10 88888 . Wißistw Mkt., a matt about 90 ran of age, was placed at the bar beton Mr. Payster. charged with stealing a gold chain, two gold seals, a pair of bracelets, some brooches, end other articles of valns, the property of Mary Ann Lane. Prosecntrix, wits is beneekesper at Mr. Wallace's hotel, et. George's-row, Kalgliaahrtige, meld, that the prim:oar had been seised lbws es en amisteet waiter bun Chrisonas M HAWN lad ll that tints the prosecutrix and ethers k the beam repeatedly mimed property, and there IMO= NEM, as prorcutriz on:waved, to impact the =. Os tie day before Good Friday prooecatrin sr bed-tour door at nine in the morning, and went about ler estillesly neeMions. At five in the evening. on going te her team, she hand It had bean entered and the velinbies above ennoesrated, with other property, Ades. The mom of Wela appeared to :have been by the winibw, which was easy of ap pease Orem the rust. A pane of glass had been cat and Its lisairring the window removed. In coneequenos of bar seeptione the grasecutris charged the prisoner on Hester Illemlay with the tracery, and declared that unless he conlemed end gm her en opportunity of reixivering one ring, upon Thigh she ear much store, Site woad hint into onstody on the following day. He, easeentied„ end was not seen until last rmites fin wee eon into custody, he having tbe robbery lisserared to another person exastly what was stated. and haring proposed to another rasa that they dionld steel a valuable tea-urn belonging to Mr. Wallace ass divide the proceeds, which the man honestly refused M de. Adam wee emended. MAALBOROUGH-ESTRERT. CLPTVM3 ♦T ♦ BETTINO-ROCIII. Wil iTtaia:Ta7b.bai; marti.e. Amon o i paat, kospor, of 7, .1 see-strest, Yak ; -rood ; John lag, of 47, Greet Queoll•eirelf, wetobasker awls; Lives IS, Nowasetboooort, Strand, tell selltrebrir ; J.A. /Wert; eia., 19, 138141642y slyest, Strad, toll oollersof ; Am* Pitt, 22, Gobs- York-road, toll call or ; lbw's Stews, U. Prawarretzto• Wooolommread, • travoihr ; AM. lick ford, km, • berrow• of Ilia .. a, &owl ; Homy Aloha^ st Itowelesse. loooreiee,stellowse ; rad Witham Irsiedb et litsidaNkftraM. ashasms, won plead as the her, taws* by Illeyeekeeerlesit llwasest—Hatohor wish b aby- •he Ise u tmemse of beollsg, dr others with baby - draw he an • artabor 41 begin insveraude wore eit the alma eawissL _ _ thierlabeaket firm nig brekg meesteed as war Ilem OE Bleberel Moth be the dekathae Heim s beath ewir t Menieerleath eie Wilma eeve• ea the preview be mat ebsee know Webb. Haan vas With& kir, mai 14•1111 lad Fisch la lb& Num Ml. . bat arbor. the Nth tits la bra et the bee. ifi3rd was imam . end d the Meier seeth, Rai= lee as • aemielsethae elpelthe ealballerseethr te SIR COLIN CAMPBELL. The Times, second edition, eaya:—" We have authority to Ants that her Majesty has been moat graciously pleased to signify to Sir Colin Campbell her intention of raising him to the dignity of a British Peerage, is con sequence of his distinguished Derriere." LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY ILICTIIIO TILSOLPIIO CHESTER SPRING MBETING.-THIS DAY, CHESTER CUP. Two mike and a gaunt. The following hones are here :—The Lamp, Flaharmsa, Saunterer, Commotion, Adamaa, Borden, 'rumen* M. Dobler, King of UN Minais , Snot WlLlain, Cots wold, One Act. Malian, Vanity, Kelpie, Beeswax c, Tito Pen, Can. Bowan Prisms Royal, Sunbeam, Lazy Lan, Physician, Night Ranger, Sante Jack, Broad Ludo, Hay maker, Botany, Charles tb Second, Jordan, Pdakeer, Gammon, Wuavarmana , Cawood, Paine, Misty Morn, Prison of Danmark, and Paimiatt. The following bite psi forfeit :.-Blink Bonny, Leukgthia, The Beacon, Leamington, Worcester. Garnish, Odd Trick, Bt. Odes, El Hakim, The Brewer, Zig Zag, Good Friday, Bourns, Comedian, Bannockburn, Old English Gentle man, and Brunswick. TRIENNIAL STAKES. East Langton, 6;;;;;;iitty,ancrilof the East as• bare. LATEST BETTING. CHESTER CUP. 9 to 2 apt Seed William (t) 8 to 1 &wham (t) Bto 1 Molar (t) 9to 1 Palosteter (t) 11 to 1 Physician (t) 20 to 1 bar ohs above five Long adds against outsiders. Orman Azatveze. Shepherdess, Queen of the South. Song of Shills/sga, and Art/airy. Lord Justice Turner has been appointed a nom =biome of Cambridge University to the room of the Bishop al Lichfield, who has resigned. WHITEHALL, MAY 3.—The QOM* has been phoned to present the Re►. Richard Bond, WA., to the rec tory of Fulham, 8t limy the Viten, in the county of Nor folk, sod diocese of Norwich. void by the death of the Rey. William Leigh ; and to sominato the Roe. Frederick William Freemen. }LAI, to the pieseleel annoy of Pulliam. St. Mary Megdoien, in the mealy et Norfolk, sod dimes of Norwich, void by the death of the Rev. William Leigh. Omani. THE LATE ROYAL EMBARKATION AT GRAVESEND. The young ladies who saswid the posh of their royal ligbusisse the Prises sad Mama Fidefelt Willing of Prods with Sews, as N a pa ta d bin die Tama Pier pr iviess anbritiegkea he subwiribuilir Ohs mu* Of pie hr gsgal • signissial of the event. It amigo of es auldissatio drawls` pasted la water salmis, agateldig ti the emus • traelinar's ksot. Inscribed oddi a (MOW mite In Itadlieh sad Gem% sur rounded with • lisaisr ca one side of roses end ea tbs Miter of Promise ears /MOM Thies wraith hankie asig bowl wish Abeam. maim auk of the *sal loads is inscribed it IMO ef INS of ihe pew hark.; the whole babe la des sidle la Sid& ib4 Mehl as the an sailed wilk • dials eastaisisg the op of the Naas sad Primo, sad at the bottom is us err l gooks! desks. wilt Nig& @omegas is his right bead the royal arms of lingbod, sod in his kit the rol mos of Prima; and above this is If sad Old Path s. Thurs. The draw* is to be farwrdad to the head= ambiguities, ter Fseenm to has royal la/shwas. , 2,066 OsTent, Paaaci. Bzuzzire DAY. ir T, Mar aws, 220; permit, 1,7 6 ; a l: masse sl Nisi.