The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-18 00:00:00

f . ; Juns, Barbados., 1111 k ; Grenada, Mk ; 'pale le 16, a. 'doe Is is dais, in gold spirit in the favourable, , not having had imp re aorthinui bad been 113=1241 . in Mail Steam- wady, April Were doe ban d reeled", it beam . mans fa in lova a letters. la the , markets, con jand•little ars not therefore at ad 'one in sugars, 'td, but codes into ls pretty Ragland at wt. Sugar quality. Rs flight of Mr. le post being Toro 1.,e y diamapal sad that a poommtra M mammals/I kw, h • green awl AI tax, sad to by the we ha•e hie paMk . spirit of inliabitaste oatl. primer, ; bst as ' two can they will expreseed folio. the az , tbe female from Bar- A mhipulant. Arvid" a tie M.V.tar _ 31, boa iwarerrennt, oaring `a impale from though the he scarcity of bankruptcies each other which mer- ,M* 12. ?en joyously constitution. rave been de w hereditary at legion of Their young Irith year, auaterity reminds us festival days, inaugurated. One • the second, the ;helm° Pepe. • this lan, and Jaco . at seeing authorities, speeches. I at the King of apotheosis, and uth of their assert that honour and hatred burning ,dependence. ; the inviting the ,nd hasten to Romans, and the Aus. was very espftially accustomed to say their own time and annoys .eh refuses cannot deny they will Ail ways of joined the unforeseen and • and June come from Modena in seven, and -ht to all 600,000 pOlllllll , =bon now hideously may cause This Iran liberty in its okrd by the gentlemen were Piedmont, and • of being all pub , and ob. measure both • the special 'ciente, the •an neither and Car numbers, BARFACICFI.—In Charter nobte• of the th their wires mobs kayo Owl's to At• Ism the Atigal Oamo. iv mulled: ibot tbo - 1, tumid sot I Mb were isl Aver th ib"" abi • Llmpool for DAY. 2 , 081 ; b ! q 1 4 THE WEST INDIES. o -By the Royal Mail steamer Parana, Bevis, which arrived at Sou.hastptes yesterday, *Brims from Oveytown es April 19; Panama, 23rd; 301 h; Demerara, 27th; Triabled, 27th; Barbados I i 1 1 /Utica., May 1; Rt. Viscose, April 28 ; Grated Sad St. Thomas, May 3. The FILMS hes brosght 183 muenster', and apt soomot of 973,807 dole., of whk.h. 520,862 dole. e sane, 37343) dots. veins is gold, 66,333 dolt eels, sad Mal 40'.. is plates. Saw =Moe wee proceeding with great .pi .! Used., the weather hithe r t o b e i ng extremely is l and the yield ter above the average. Ths at - sabers bleeds see much is want of rale, a. 1 1 and say since the tell Blot year; but they bed led bashing showers at Sc. Thum and those to the a I I wham the pinta left, Ia Jamaim the pablb health war better than it i he Jamey months bath. Tb 4 Kingston pipes complain loudly et the in IMO& 'hems!! seniesie performed by the Royal Ma ! ! . Pct Company. TM Al the Staadard of Toted i 37, ditys:—" The mails by the P.roui..hich wen ' ea the melee of Wabsoley kat, only strived I 4 ' 1 monthig, amity bee imp Wiwi their um , , and i theissry to inlay the malidag up of the homeward i 34 brens, he order to dad even those resident in reasonable oypsthealty et replying to their kitties. . eaustry districts Mu et wares is imperials." An improvement had ulnas place in the marks Muse wilegradmilly isereasiag, nod more activity as i opmeletire beteg wen evinced. Stocks geoecilly large, and et most guides geotadots are therefore easel roam Ia rotate a hub has been done is eta aid droned@ he export, at prices quoted, IN I Is very sewer for the owns ; and bet crop pimento moll cleared eat. Freights have bun taken for En I i 3a , per cwt. for eager, sad 4id. per pike for ram. was ream hem Ifs. to 30c, sesording to goalie ohmage en Lades, 99 days, il per cent. prem. I . The juntas at British Guiana record the eight . B. 8. Tuns, the Etegiewar et District 4, his poi ' worth about KIN. per samara. The &ores Tow. I (legate says :—" That Mr. Tartu Isse actually A am, con 61' morn to now so possible doubt; ail Serb& mutat el the public massy yes fa his pug Go tine et he espertere, and minim massinatoi aosillg Ores. Mr. Tunas ham than la the gees WM tisibes—somity, 11,000 darn wiliebt pi SOO Seim of layman Is, arms end seesaausnat Ma me Armed Toms. Mr. Teeth's pregesty, e ems" emote to beteve, wall cone the imons* of k isidsethim." The lokomkg pereirtios of Amigos di she s Goebssibialsa, sod tire mom Suit d the Malian *Me a riot st the aogeseshig trials of the mismins I Ow" b two a sang willery Ow, ooarisnai et h ' prods. el her Mojorsfs MG Ziglierst, 1 Mist II pass of catty. no saw Otto mare violent had el • listen bolos, is tie theme sacesse, to follow • mob of Nina Sahib, um* mama bad mat Os pules el their feast et to to ether islands. - , lhoigets at Tobago sad Midget. Is. ed. to ie.; fit Maces, Is; with • prosper,e of fall cargoes. 1 CHILI AND PERU. The peletkal itioldipaso by this snivel b mist Oman! Casa% oohed se Calls& from Asegega. 10th of Aptil, sal was oddly rimiest Nola II reception wee anifinsissno. At Velpseshe, Bildt I aim, though stal Iraq, showed a Add boomoommi le the ilmands from the asiessa ars& The imps Gage MG *ambled in emu at Me esaniall. than lksidgla showed a seeptimthe tholes. The as . i airy manioc/ to le smossly fa, and ihe leak awl suipinims amsosimi Imam fillsiroi sad Wit t siewfdisaralag tho malleas mammy la whi I i china brio ham slept la onallost Nab laidosis. 1 i BARDINLL I (lava 001 01/11 maelstrom:erre. TURIN, MA d It triag the last three days we have been jo I celebrating the tenth anniversary of the masa The national guards and the people have be lightcd at seeing, fur the first time, the hen Prince Umberto at the head of the first leg this chic corps, of which he is colonel. Their commander has just completed his fourteenth and has, in the expression of his face, an an and even severity beyond his years, that rem of his grandfather, Carlo Alberto, ! 1 (In Saturday, the eve of the three festive three statues were uncovered and inaugurated 'represents Prince Eugene of Savoy ; the seem Luke of Genoa; the third, General Goglielmc The clerical party murmured not a little at th as they look upon Pepe as a revolutionist ant bine ; they were accordingly scandalised at oar syndic,with the rest of the municipal 'nth assisting at the inauguration and making sp [ i The priestly party are in high dudgedudgeon thought that a man, proscribed by tie K Naples, should receive here a sort of apothem 1 that this peopl , ^, through the mouth of chief magistrate, should dare to after 1 General Pepe is most worthy of all hoes fame for his constant and inflexible of the Austriars, as well as for his b but unquenchable love of Italy's indepei The statue is c Acta! and highly finisher • choral is represented in the set of inviti eapoltan soldiers to cross the Po, and ha the ass istancet of the Piedmontese, Ranee Vrtietians, when they were fighting with th trians at Mantua and N'icentino. The cone° Italians front the neighbouring states gm great, greater in teed than usual. It was osE frequented by Lombards, who are accusto me d 4 that, as they suffer from the asthma in the towns, they like to come from time to tie breathe a little free air in Piedmont. All this 1 . . : and frets the Austrian government, which to give passports to a certain few. but canna them to all. It is difficult to gee how th manage a few years hence, when the rails, losnbardy and Central Italy shall have join Piedmontese lines. Should no unforetee inauspicious event intervene between this an 1 of next year, the traveller will be able to coo Bologna to Turin in ten hours, from Mod I eight hours and a half, from Parma in Novi In five from Piacenva. It is a cheering eight i 1 good men to see this burly Austria, with her I .aeliliers of filature, becoming more and game lees every day against the might of civilumatii , . growing up against her, and making more hit t apparent the injustice of her foreign yoktt. I saw in your columns the other day that si decree: of the Duke of Modena, wherein he d Be shall punish any of his subjects who ma; their children to be educated abroad. This i mical ukase, which insults individual liberty molt sacred sanctuary, was provoked I circumstance that many Modeneee gentleme having their children educated in Pieslmoi because their example was on the point of imitated by others. The ',Bulb', who sway i lic education in that duchy, were alarmed, s rained from the poor weak prince a mean precipitate and absurd. And yet, despite the album* the state of siege, the impnsootnes whippings, and tortures, his . Highness can I subdue nor pacify the pop lot ion of Mama a rara. Every day they fire their homes in rim amid take refuge in the Sardinian territory. SCARLET FIVER AT CHESTER BARRACI =rof the emerowthag at the pup at aw' be the onkel of largo ameba miners= fro Go loyal Omar .:don whit the sad fiesdis, sommt mere 01l snout row awl mar mate thole agpmemise mom Go estlhas low 0 sumo swims mMsls Us whets el els mionomos I weans theilits Is Barrel who had *Bed Goner Om Mem moo mind to amesible at Chssfee p to Nob omitistilha, al masolsnice id whisk ass bayed% &bunk wow hesowlsOy sessist. w LAI santhlod efloo israker. la is nosamisof• so eriardsl *Atm wows lad tholrdoor Mika, a wen skai ng ote sso asois mods No applionas lea Dtimdtgat dasihnialo *me est IONA Di Limped. rad mom Mat wads at pima Goa kali Ths "shown', olth Gar sli Co Nmelke. am ogissihr to 'shark at Lim ma. I CATIGIS PALA:44G* BRILLING I M 1314: - .AT. MAT 17.—A111111EYED w 10y111.14 2, 1 mama Waft. See; mast 'Ohm I Captain we bays THE 'EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1858. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIPALTT, MAT 17.— AP roiNnigwre.—Captain I. &adman (1866), to tits Arabs; 13, screw steam -anip, North Aatetlw and West India station. Uranium:am I. H. Thome (1566), and E. Pitman (1866), ID the Archer. at 2 y Burgeon W. L. Gordon, M.D. OW), to the Fiegard, 42, oobrich.__ Mar 15.—(6ntenant W. A. Smyth (18.54), to the Ariel, 9, strew steaureisegt, Yediterratean atom. Paymaster A. PAM (1860), to be secretary to Vice- Admiral eir Reptablis, 8.0 B. ommander-in-chief at beroaport. Aawataat-Payniester O. Grandidia (1M) promoted to the rank of Payments:. PORTSMOUTH, Mae 17. The Pacific, paddle wheel merchant .teamer, came tato harbour to-day to embark the Roscommon Militia fur Ireland. The Plying Fish, a nd Wasm.vemel, having completed Ilt-ont. was rim&me to-day and into the har bour, for the arm rearm The Velem is.. into harhoar to-day to land her She bosbemeght home Commasder the Boa. Ur. IL Rind, Lieut.-Colonel Butler, ' Mk Mikem• Lira. Thiskrsy, Capt. Stowers, and Lieut. at Tio Moab ps. sr. conga of Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. end Klee Blokwersh, Miss Riley, Mies Porker and servant, Mimeo Ingleasid (4), end two aerventa, Mrs. Johnson and two children, Mrs. Reece and cme child, Mrs. Nibto, together with 33 military invalids, alz women, and eight Mies TM Oakes% Admiralty Taal* was taamt into dock to-day for mots. The Olty of Manchester, Captain Kennedy, of the Liver pool, New York, and Philadelphia line of peokete, embarked the mooed battalion of the 6th Foot to-day, as pravioaaly notified, he oonveyanne to Gibrabar. Her Majesty's ship Tartar was at La Ours April 24 ; Imam, Basilisk, and Jeerer, as ;amain', 11711 ; Leopard, at Honduras , Aprli 17; Marta, In the Olaf of Bexko ; Buzzard, as the Bona Coast of Cuba; 847 A. sad Forward, et Havesneh. The Admiral, in the Indus, at Bermuda. Lab) ituttliqtnce. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MAY 17. (Before Mr. Commiesloser Goa berm) --- MUSIC. MDIA DOLBY AND Ma LINDSAY SLOPER'I3 CON cals.—Tam soiNot aerials have been for a long period ansaleard bi v alve:T em per a miss of concert. of cheru bs, /Mk deservedly patron ised by the public. The that i l li g:e a for thin Aran wee Ova at Willis's Reams yasiarday demon (4 having my mai, gives m the aboard custom of , ( ng the my orwalag sancest "to an mertsiment ch om elette at ems efahae). Tbapriaolgal femme of the enter talisman* vase Maaaissaba's Trio is C Moor for the *no Mole, rigvisiseedle= by Kenny Koper, 8 ittoti, and Pare; as mir sf Dolo6 cord. amate," sung by Ml.. Dolby ; a " Cheshire song," by °mord, sang by Mr. Sulky ; flsoftsvaa's swats in A flat, op. 110, for the readmit mks plsysi by Yr. eloper; Tester ma's palm Mir Origam i ," seaspossi sem mem, by Duggan, sad= Dar ,• fed sevaral short ptanotete pieces and pigged by Kr. Sloper. All these pieces were awe* awl yam* •=l. Mr. Roper. who is one of our mast .6= curled himself with much effect ; and 1116 1 ! gm@ pryer of 411111satir and *Monate expres ses wee eseil in Sammie@"Oman.." There was a large ameablege of She moot fashionable company. NSW PHILHARMONIC CONCERTS.—The third of then concerti was given at St. James's-hall last e= =kr the direction of Dr. Wylde. The pro g ramme, Ottaiteem the works of Mendelasabn, included the over ne Cave of Fingal," the " Italian Symphoey" fa A; the em, "Intense," song by Madarie Carinthia • the doe for =peep and Meer front the Lolysiang, sung by the above lady mill M. &Aiwa ; the air Livia Alvah, , 'lf with all year lesswes," Beistuudi ; and the Concerto in CI Beervady (Wilhelmina Clan). The y the ••italiantiymphony"..— WINO aidrobly grrmel Madame fearvady's execution of the plenelleste easesele wee a finished and most delightful I.!rilwerevek end we meshed with enthusiastic applause' and Madame Caseibin wad lisheardt were highly micoesaful in the vocal plena The sitenstesotta portion of the concert Included Beethoven's ereeresse to Bing St•pltme, sad Weber's overture to fretiom. The hell wee well ailed. BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL FESTIVAL.—AD important fasten et ate of tie erasing concerts of the approschlng festival will be the performeace ot Headers cantata', dew sad Ewa«. It bee hes surmised that Mozart had written edditimeal &300011111MIXIIIIIII to this popular work ; each, how ever, proves not to toe the hot, as with Jam Msealmts• slee t the so•oelled ecomapeniments being evidently the doubling only of the instrtunental pert. as originally scored by Handel It is quite °Meta that Nowt would nut have treated the siCi• ucherwin than he did the Messiah, the sours of It is well known. has been beautiful) enriched by his bril • heat palms. Mr. Cigna has astLßed himself as to the accu racy of these observations ; sad feeling convinced that Mosart bad nothing to do with the accompaniment referred to, has, at the request of the Birmitmlimo Pesiival Committee, kindly undertaken to supply the deficiency which mdse., and is now busily engaged in writing the parts so much needed. Coming from so accomplished and experienced a MUItiCiSZI se Costs, such an addition to this fsvourite couipaition will be very acceptable. SPORTING. TATTERSALVG--MoNMY. The show of strange faces in the yard, and the full attendance of subscribers to the Room. as usual, charac terised the " Monday befcee the Derby." Balinese, how ever, jogged on somewhat slowly, and even the " changes" did not give a fillip to speculation. In the City during the minting 8 to 1 each was laid against Fitz-Roland and Tozophilite, but when business commenced this afterams 9 to 2 wee the highest oder against Lord Derby's colt, but the attempt to locos hint upwards failed, and after 6 to 1 had been taken shout him, and 8 to 1 had been laid against Fits-Roland, not more than 6 to 1 could have been obtained about either. A " monkey" even was offsred between the two, but 200 on Torophilite Fits-Mead was at last Beadsmen receded to r. 1, taken sod offered, and Ancient Briton wee pretty stasmip st his old prioe. Eclipse wee in no great request, and the highest offer against Sedbury was 20 to 1, Loomis* again went to 20 to 1. Physician was well supported atl6 to 1, bat Ditto was not in strong demand at the Wird. At first 20 to I was currently offered against the H who however at last found not over-" fond" supporters at 1 to 6 East Langton was advanced to 23 to 1, and nevem" 'e quities were made after Kelpie, about whom 1,000 to 30 wee taken several times. Mr. Gratwicke's bums were quite oat of favour. 100 to 6 wee taken about Torophilite's winning the Derby and Buabeem the Oaks. Closing prices: DERBY. 6to 1 ant Lord Dsrby's Tonophiltta (a) 6to 1 ffir J. Hawke. Fits-Roland (off) 9to 1 Mr. Ewan" The Mutant Briton (t S off) 12 to 1 —81 r Hawky's Beadsman (t and o!) 12 to 1 Mr. Honore, Repo" (r and off) 100 to 6 Mr. Harrison's The HAP (t and 00) 100 to 6 Lard Rthblasdales The Happy Lind (t 20 to 1) 20 to 1 Mr. R. James Ditto (t) 26 to 1 Mr.W. B.Crawfonrs East Langton (t) 25 to 1 Mr. Sergeant's Physician (t) 30 to 1 —14 w. T. Pares Itti (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Orativieha's Manlier (4f) 40 to 1 Mr. Oratirioka's Ethiopian (od) 40 to 1 Lord Glaigow's Broths'. to Btrd.on-this- Wins (t sad off) 50 to 1 Ova. fts's Jordan (t) OARS. 4to 1 apt Xr. Graterkka's Governess (off) 9 to 2 Mr. J,Merry's Sunbeam (t) 10 to 1 Lord Derby's Target (t) 10 to 1 Mr. J. Thcrapores Tonga Mold (t) Ast OT STAR .—All Mr. Msiliah's hordes ate struck oat of thin race. CRICKET. NARYLEBONE CLUB v. ALL IRELAND. This first great match of the season of the Mary. lebone Clab commenced name:lay, at Lord's ground, whoa they took the field sgahug an Eleven of All Ireland. Owing to the unfavounible state of the weather the sr amble'e of spectators wee not very numerous, but Mil there was a good minder. About twelve o'clock the um pires, Dean sod Chatterton, called " play," when the Itsrlleboas Club sent to the wickets Major Boothby sad A. Ishii; Beg., as its representatives agaiset the bowling of Lemma sad Mr. M'Cormick. The two batsmen showed some noireat play, Mejor Bootbby retiring for 1?., sad Mr . Welk for 14 ; an other doable done, how. ever, was obtained, sad the score finished for 53. Mr. 11I'Coratick sod Laurence bowled throughout the is most admirably, she latter having the good fortune to oh. Min eight wickets. All Inland then sent in P. D o yl e sad T. Clain, Eaq., sad they defended their wickets till the Carer hour, three o'clock , but the nin coming en nay heavily afterwards, they were prevented from realm* their positions at the wickets, consequently ths stomps were drawn for the day. the score standing as undoes Marylobons Club—Vitae Innings. Total, .53. All Ireland—Pint Innings. Total, 19. o' The gams wes to be resumed this miming at eleven clock. AMATEUR PEEFORMANCE IN AID OF THE Face TESTIMONIAL FUME—ill MOO of the IMMO old liagthsesti Mom of Mr. Fen:, trine, for icon um yea haw boa subeeriptloae is hb Whig by way Of usimmew, dad eNI bly teat es e railsors arall erkeeter a• or lease• alma ami as Imo is permuted from the am aim tztrg *mad Weer, to the 11111.6111”91 bb atodpin will rive hire titrtimip=samerey an dr sessigest a looait the Ai Mak, and, NI of the above had, != ii ra smaine jorliessm kis pimp_ by the glade- Da et the A.B. piles bais ow Titers 'era p, 21t for lal (saw Ammol rit Ism los. THE STRAND MODEL LODGING HUUBI44. On Friday afternoon the model lodging house for meted in Eagle-court, Strand (opposite Somerset haus), under the Labourers' Dwelling Act of 1866, was formally opened by his Grace the Duke of Marlborough. Amongst those present were Viscount Ingsetnl T Y.P. (Ms of chairman the Strand Building Company, whom the premises were built), Flamini Ranelarth, Mmor-General Tremenhsere, Rev. Dr. Worthington. Rev. A. J. Edonart, Mr. R. W. Fowls (W s hanker ), itc., do. Under the ra spier of Vinnant • ourepiny was formed, in 184 to snot the building; Miss Burdett Comte subscribed 1,0001., in ti at the time bar intention to endow with the interest of ter investment the neighbouring chute of St. Michael's, Barleigh-street. The ground Lad hod, the Duke of Bedford, granted the site, at the low rent of 301. per annum, for a tens of abost eighty years, with the power of attending the term. The site was considered to be • most eligible one, aa no district in the metropolis emoted when • deficiency of healthy habitation for the industrious class was more apparent, or when the rent paid wag higher in proportion to the wretched and Inadequate accommodation. The betiding'. afford commodious and well-arranged homes for nearly 40 fami lies, and combine, under the approval of the board of health every improvement in ventilation, water and gas amply, and other advantages calculated to improve the sanitary con dition of the occupants. It is estimated that at moderato rents the annual receipts will erratum to 6001,, and the annual expenditure to 1601., thus yielding a clear income of 3601, or 7 per cant upon the 6,0001. capital To each family will be appropriated • sitting-room lighted with gu and a bed-room which will be let st a rental bat little exceeding that of • single miserable room in the locality. Tomas will be allowed to occupy more room, if the number of families atit. There is a water supply of 3,000 gallons, or 80 per family. The building altogether contains 78 rooms, of which nine might be called double rooms. The average Mee of the rooms is 12 feet by 10 feet, by 9 feet deer height, and the rent averages 2e. 6d. per rem per week. Mr. Songs Morgan, the architect of the building, and honorary, ssaneery, read a report congratulating the company upon the comple tion of the building, from which great good to the pinks he whom It is intended might be antnipated. Viscount Inputre, the Duke of Marlborough, the Rev. Dr. Wor Molat demiral Tremaaheeee, Mr. Fowler, and othert a Zd tu rtned the =Wag nem the advantages and the necessity of improving the &weakly of the labouring okuses, and various votes of thinks hiving been passed to those who had taken an inte rest he the landertshisg, the putmedisgs terminated. PARISH 7113-INGINIS. The following psamge, taken from Mr. Marsh Nelson's report on the terrible Gilbert-street fire, diaclueee an extraordinary state of parochial administration " The first engines that arrived (sot till about half en hour after the fire was discovered) were the brigade engine', and five of these came with their usual deepatch after receiving the call. There had been evidently great delay in sending for them, for on their arrival the house was past saving. Sad to relate, within one minute's run from the door of No. 20, Gilbert-street, were two pariah engines, in fair working order and of sufficient power, but they were not brought out dozing the Are. The person in charge of these engines live. two MestaTpower, off, but his name and address are not on the en gbe-homes door. The name on the door is that of the 1112.. glue-keeper aurae years ago, and of comes at the address gloat the keys ere not to be found, nor do the people of the homes law anything about them. The parish authorities of St. George's, Bloomsbury, are not singular in this instance of parooldsl mismanagement. So recently as about afortnight ago a the occurred in Union-street, Oxford-street, nearly merits a pariah engine-hones in Marylebonalane. The neighbours rem for the engine, sod to their asksishment the engine -man refused to let the engine go out. On inquiry into the fact the engine-man toil me that ft was perfectly true, and added that he walked over to see the fire, and on reaching the house he .solid welly have put it out with hi. small engine. The =me= I d to be sent for; but the house wee gutted, y, no lives were lost. This ellipse be kegs to the pariah of tdarylebone ; the house on fire wee in the parish of Bt. George's, Hanover-equare. The kfaryle bone vestry do not interfere with their engine-man, be may take his engine where he pleases; but the St. George's vestry order their engine-keeper on no account to go out of the pariah ; end he states that when called to a fire In a street , partly in St. George's and partly in another parish, he always inquires at which end of the street the fire la, and If it proves to be at the end of the street out of his pariah he ys no attention to the all, but goes to bed again. The between the two parishes arises, it is said, from the ne engine-keeper having a horse to his engine, enabled hi= to carry off the rewards. The St. George's &mean having no horse could not arrive so quickly, although be occasionally ' tied his engine to the beck of a cab ; so to be revenged the St. Georp'e vestry mulcted the Marylebone firemen of his dna, and NI, in return, refuses to take his - isle et. Geeepfs perish." STATUE OP TEE LATE LORD HARDIROE.—On Friday last her Majesty and the Prince Consort inspected the equestrian statue of the late Viscount Hardtop % which la teroponwily placed in the court-yard of Burlington House—ita final resting place, Calcutta. The statue, which was subscribed for by the inhebitanta of Bri tish India of various races and creeds, is made of the finest breeze, and Mande 14 feet in height, and weighs four tons. It was modelled by Mr. W. Foley, R.A., to whom her Majesty expressed herself much pleased with the fidelity of the likenees and beauty of the work. The group was cut by Elkington and Co. of Regent-strest, at their works, Newhall-street, Birming ham. The work is now opts to the inspection of the public. - - - - - ROYAL NAVAL FIMALI SCHOOL, ST. MAR- Genres Hones, htzwonvw.—The annual ' of the friends at this institution took place on Saturday, the 15th inwent, at Wale's Roma The chair wee tiled by the president, the waratile Kern Weavers. Thera was • con sidereble attendance of navel of and other &apportioned the school, amongst whom we noticed General Poeney, Ad mirals Sir Geotlia Beck Sir Thomas Herbert, Fan/Jaws, F. E. Vernon Hateoaet, Brans, Flummox, end &mane ; Captains Nam* Rwilasy, A. P. Ryder, Woodgete, Which, Westbrook, &o, The report of the past year's p with an abstract of the accounts, was submitted, ati r d w a e = to give general satieLaction. The usual evolutions baying been peed, • vote of thanks eru given to the chairmen for ide timber the day. in presiding, and he his attention to the bwdnese of NORTH-WEST LONDON PREVENTIVE AND NE TORMATORT IIreTITUTION.—TO-morrow (Wednesday) after note, at throe o'clock. the Bishop of Oxford will deliver a iarfltt stigma to twelve young ma wno are about to mai- Mats the institution. This is the second tarty _sent out bola the =Me retorrnatory this spring, the REV. Maki Mows, el our readers will remember, having given • hrewill sadism about a month ago to sixteen young men then shunt to loam far Cabala The North-west Reformatory,alroady the most otmeidorabis fn London. is rapidly Incrossing its proportions. Boast additions have brought up the number of its inmates to 108, and a building is in coarse of erection at the roar of the promisee, intended for the training of future masters of reformatories. The cause of the institution was advocated on &today work in special sermons—at Belgrave Chapel, by the Archbishop of Canterbury; and at St. John's Church, boss wo Odeni-strisre, by the Bishop of Oxford, when liberal oaks re made. OLUITERHOrBE SCHOOL— The following gentle men are candidates for the head mastership of Charterhouse which became vacant a few watts slate by the death of the . Dr. Edward Elder: the Rev. John Enust Bode, M.A., late student of Christchurch, Oxford (first class to eludes, 1837), rector of Weetwell, Oxfordshire; the Rev. Mary Wright Phillott, M.A., late student of Christchurch, Oxford (second clue in classics and third clue In m•the matins, 1838), rector of Steunton•on-Wye, Herefordshire; Richard Elwyn. Eaq., M.A., Trinity Col l ege , Cambridg e (18th junior optima and first of the first class in a 1849), sow seated muter of the Chute r h onee School l : la t the Rev. Edwin Palmer, M.A., Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford (bet dm is ohmic., 1815). The camera will take place fa the wane of a few cloys. SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH COMPANY.—A special meeting of the Submarine Telegraph Company wee Id yesterday at the London Tavern, Sir James Canniol.ael, Bart., in the chair. The object wee to authorise the direc tors to rescind the reeolation for the sale of tbs Hanoverian encenite, and to raise further capital for the extension of the teieraphie communicants. The chairman stated the advantage of retaining the Hanoverian ccacoodets, which wee sosessated by the hue coacession rented for 16 years Joe the kingdom of Deszeirk. To give thole two privihmes swam oteepeny could not but tend to diminish the general receipts of the whiting alba:wine company, the oaf& from the two esneesekaa being estimated to produce at least a dividend of 9 per ant. The contracts for carrying out the ememeniestkm betwixt England and those two coaatrlse would be under 160,000/., to effect which it would be woe ouy to raise the addhlonal oapital, to be offend to the present shareholders and the French proprietors. Ons of the lines would run from the neighbourhood of Hull to Toning, to Denmark ; and the other to Hanover. Soma Mammies took plaoe, when the director. were authorised to issue chars for the remaining capital unissued, and to sales new capital for the above-meatimed wpm. FATAL RAILWAY . ACCIDENT.—Richard Forshaw, a maa employed ea a horse driver at the Edge-bill statics of the Uri= and North Women Railway, wee accidentally killed lon week by being to ever on the line. He wan ediridag • Mese to wine vane= what en opium caszm Wreak the tow of waggons, and Forehew, who wee dove, wad so Word that be died in a few dap' afterwards. Tim eandadesjony returned s verdict " Awidental death." - GREAT 'jai PEAR XISIGHLEY.—A fire of an diming .!waster broke out at Dookroyd, mar Kedgbley, abaft baba IhMay mbisdids, mbsraby the large new Inn beer et Me/fle. Mit Brothers, and all Its valuable mdlealle, mere destroyed, bat by the prompt et trier lbe mid met darn of the an bet- M e lt= oils eat goring reds were saved. Mr ks rreteteed, bet will earner le err reetred pener t —fleteei lair of lads likrover. DIA= or AuitioL.—We ere Envy to mama the death et she narrated down Aria Per ewe Ire prt be bee bra et re beet et a *mufti ekes, eel vele Liddy perhes Ifered mbar re are sok bM wee poled up ede massittlag lbe he. " bet sepeeeeeirisa et Lu ria The aleament umhelneegy tend sue may •00 tree, kt ear the ernimee pselinernee be we Nisei with a ot amiss: aid ieseeNk szpirei.—adoessi. IN RE 11111.80N.-111PORTAAT ROLE Al TO OWII PIMITION. The tank rept in this eese;ras a baker, of Edward-street, Pertmem-equare. U. had come to the court on his own pe tkion. This was the adjourned certificate meeting. Ms Honour said the bankrupt wee one of those persons who owns to that *dirt on their own petition, making an oath, _which in this owe turned out to be false, that they had available assets of 1501. It seemed that this man, instead of 1601., bad not more than 301. In the opinion of Mr. Com missioner Holroyd and himself, the payment of the etatutable 1601. was a condition precedent ; they had decided not to grant certificates, in these cases, until the 1601. was forth coming. They would not mooninge the practice of parties coming to that court, and obtaining ire protection upon an sMdavit which they knew to be false. To permit this would be to permit ID evasion of the law. The first paragraph of the °wildcats stated that the bankrupt had conformed to the law and practice of bankruptcy, whicn in such default would not be the case. The owe must be again adjourned without • day, with liberty to the bankrupt to apply fora day when the 1501. had been Faid. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT—MAT 17. (Ew an Mr . C. , mmierdoner Phillips.) IN RH PNTRII JOHN CASTRO. This insolvent, who had been a watchmaker at Islington, applied to be discharged from prison. Mr. Bargood opposed for Mr. Henry William Weston, accountant, 28, Mourgate-street ; and Mr. Read supported. dome peculiar circumstances were disclosed in this case. In August last the insolvent petitioned under the Protection Ace, making his debts under 3001., but did not appear on the brabg, but being afterwards arrested applied for per million to tioa under the act. It appeared that he an advertisement in the newspapers "To the embarrassed," he which the name of Mr. Malbum, an attorney, of 28, Moorgate-street. appeared. He was introduced to Mr. Weston, the opposing creditor, as his clerk. The iniolvent deposited some dopiketes with Weston, who admitted him 51. 12e., and who now claimed to be a coeditor for 211.25. Id., in which amount was inetwled a sum paid for fees in filing the petition in this court, mike the Protection Act. The debts in the preenst schedule ex ceeded 6001. and Welton, it was slimed, had omitted the proLerty in the former schedule, and the duplicate he held. . G. W. A. Melb.tun was called—He said Wiebon was his chwk, but not at • salary. He was to give him some thing out of the profits. Weston received the money for buai nem, and now owed him, he should say 1,5001. It was for business Weston had done. All he had waived Nun Weston from November, 1856, to August last, during which time they did business, was only 1001. Witness sold he had signed the schedule, but the signature on the balance-sheet, "G. W. A. Holborn," was in the handwriting of Weston's son, Horace. He (Milburn) knew of the advertisements, "To the embarrassed,' being put in by Weston. They were Wemon's adywrieentents, in hi. (witness's) name. Mr. Commissioner Phillips hoped the statement respecting the manner of advertising 'lO the embarrassed" would go forth to the public, and that they might be put on their W. He knew there were others who advertised, but he ed it was against professional etiquette to doodles for Wainer'. Mr. Weston, who was ordered out of court during Mr. Melburn's evidence, said he had been clerk to Mr. Melburn, who slept at Moorgate-street. The insolvent was Melburn's client, and applied through an advertisement in Milburn'. issue. He (Weston) lent the insolvent 61. 12e, dd. on the duplicates, and his dam was 211. 2s. Id. Ha believed the tickets were not worth the debt, and wee willing to give them up. Apart of his debt wee for money advanced to pay the fees in the insolvent's case. Be (Weston) denied that he owed Wawa one shilling; he had rendered an account, and bad at his alike a memorandum of the settlement. Witness does not lay why he had not inserted himself in the former schedule as a creditor, or reedit:sad the duplicates, mane of which be had returned to the insolvent. (The Irian§ produced a paper of the tickets returned, whicti he sad was written by the insolvent, but he denied the allegation.) Weston com plained of the statements made by theineolvent to injure him. At the request of the Commissioner, Weston fetched the memorandum signed by Melburn, which was read, and in which the latter soknowledged a settlement on receiving the bill of ousts for business done In his name, and which was traduced by his (Melburn's) authority. Mr. Commissioner Phillips said the document was no doubt • diecharge, bat Melburn had sworn that he owed him 1,6001. His Honour previously said that there was some thing tit the case almost incredible. It wee clear, by Mel burn's ewe showing, that he had allowed Wootton to do busi ness in hie name, end had said be owed him 1,6001. Intimately the case was adjourned to amend the schedule as to other tickets. Weston gave up those he held, and which the ineolvent considered represented property to 3001., to be teased by the officer of the court, and his claim to be PM. Mr. Reed appealed to the court for the insolvent, who had been entrapped, and who needed protection against what he called the disgusting exhibition of Weston and hi. clique." Mr. Commissioner Phillips said he had no sympathy for a man who, like the ineolvent, bad filed a false schedule. His respectable attorney, Mr. Mardian, would file the necessary amendmaits before the next hearing. The ogee we adjourned. MIDDLESEX SESSION& otry Upson, St, was Indicted for being an acomemy after the fact of a certain felony. Mr. Poland prosecuted; /dr. Ribton appeared for the prisoner. On Rester Monday, in the evening, the prosecutor, one William Ironside, a carpenter, was at a publio-house, called the Sir Robert Peel, at Kentish-town, attending aclub meet =when he was pushed down by two or three and of his watch. Some little time before this was done, the prosecutor detected the prisoner with his hand upon the watch cluun, and asked him e what his game was," when he immediately ran away. Subsequently his watch was offered la pledge at Attenborough's, 110, High-street, Shoreditch, by a man who, when told that It answered the description of one which had been stolen, and of which notice had beet sent round by the police, ran away. The prisoner shortly afterwards went to the shop with the other man, and said to the shopman, " How about that watch of mine P . The ehopman said he should give them both in charge ; the other man ran off again, and the prisoner was given into custody. At the last session he was tried on the charge of being concerned in the robbery as a principal, but es he was not is the house at the time it was actually committed be was acquitted by the jury ; but an indictment charging him as en acoossory after the fact was preferred by direction of the court, and upon which he was now tried and found guilty. He wee known to the police as a skittle sharper and an luso date ot bad characters. glelelooo was deferred. _ _ _ . jean (70141;;;ii,.ii:Wes found Guilty of being concerned, with • prisoner named Maclean, who woe convicted at the lent remnon, end sentenced to three years' penal servitude in @Wafts watch, value 61., the property of Loots Auguste An i t i bert, front No. 67, Devonshire - street, Queen-equare. Mr. Mreceived the same sentence. oyle proseetred ; Mr. Ribton defended. AM Clark, 30, butler to Mr. B. W. Cos, barrister, maid -4 was indicted for stealing a quantity of the el his master. He entity, and was sentenced to 16 moths' hard labour. Mr. Lawrence was for the prosecution. (Before Mr. Creasy.) John Cole surrendered to take his trial on a charge of assaulting Ebenezer Benjamin Chreasy, and indicting upon him grievous bodily harm. It appearei that one night, past 12 o'clock, the prosecutor, a master, living at No. 3, Bt. George's-row, Pim lieq was at a public-house in Vauxhall-bridge-road with a when the latter entered into conversation with the t about making a bet, the defendant being a person eagested In these transactions. The prosecutor cautioned his Mend sot to have anything to do with him, as he was a trooggaass and bad cheated him oat of 261. some time ago. The ddwdant than struck him, aud, arising him by the throat, jammed his bead against the wall, and gave him a violent thrust in the groin with his knee, the result of which was a rup tura, sad he had slam bean compelled to wear a double truss. The defendant said he was quite unprepared to meat the csia, as he had brought no witnesses, nor engaged counsel, having entered into an arrangement to settle the cue with the paosacutor, who had rewired N., a receipt for which he in. The promoutor said that was done by hie lawyer, who re- Ida ceived the haw the morn, deducted his own charges, sad then gave s. Mr. Creamy could not allow that to interface with the ors ; It was a most &creditable attempt to compromise a swims The defiodaot sold fhe ernageossot was suggested by Mr. Papaw, who heard the are at the pollee court ; but as he had whores who could prove that be only " wrung " the =ta scats be would not cannot to tt ; btu a mutual htfeisas interposed, and had paid 81. to settle it. Ile had no Idea that the palominos was to proceed nit had. Mr. Crow could not help that. If panto made such arrangements, they did io at then own rift ; bat if they were recogoind In courts of Jona, the administration of joins would be • eamplete mockery, fur • rich man could then Goma such outrages with impunity practically, wale a poor eon who could not make a 'amatory compoestion must submit to the legal oongequvocee of say each con duce ; sod there would be no protection far the public, if a aaa who could pay chose to perpetrate such crutripous ViOiIMOL However, es the defendant had inserted that Mr. Peyote, had suggested such an arrangsmot, he void oominualeate with him an the matter. toda The iury found the defradaat Guilty of 000ssioning actual harm. egotenco was deigned. LARGE STIJAGEON.—On Saturday laat a crew of Deal Mama saccoodad in capturing in the Channel, not Isom than thaws toile* from the shwa, a noble royal uwwwa admit unpreordented dimensions and weight, masetuing in damns length eleven feet and 46 inches in girth. its weight beamnearly 860lbe. This woo forwarded to Mr. Charles, of Arabella-row, Pimlico, purveyor to her Majesty, when fit is displayed, and from its riantordisary dal attracts mob publio attention. Although it is long dace that this royal Soh has been taken of each Minsussions, it le stall morn extraordhway should hare basaluaad la tba Clwasag. THE POLICE COUB7B. MANSION-HOUSE. Amer °oleo" a well-dressed person, who had upon his fkat elimination a few days ago kissed to give either his num or address, wee charged with having uttered a counter feit half sovereign in toe shop of Mr. Philpott. Mrs. Phllpmr, wile of the precentor , a stationer at No. 66. Ling William-street, sad—On Saturday evening, at halt-put five o'clock, the prisoner came to our shop and eked for 10a. worth of VW Nei stamps and 6s. worth of receipt stamps, which 1 accordingly gave to him over the counter. He, in return, heeded me a half-sovereign, two Sodas, and a shilling. Upon looking at the half-sovereign I said to bim, fear ibis is a bad one." He said "I think not." I atiU held the hatt.sovereign in my fingers end celled to my busbeed, who was in the shop, and banded it to him for examination. My husband said that the coin was heand I asked the prisoner whether he knew where had taken it. He replied that he did not, but he had taken it in the regular course of trade. I thought It would match two ball- eovereigns which we had taken before, and u the prisoner refused to give his name and address, and did not give a satisfactory account ot himself, we considered it neoessary to pl.ce him in the custody of en calor. I think I have seen hint noon a previous occasion. Mr. Philpott produced two counterfeit half-soar which he said had been pasted at his shop on Friday la . M which he did not suspect to be bad until they were returned to him upon being sent to the bank. The Lord Mayor (examining all the bad money) mid it was quite obvious that the three counterfeit half lav produced were from the same die, altboughlthatofferedtilt turday was dated 1857, and the other two were dated 1856. The officer who took the prisoner into custody said the prisoner had, upon being apprehended, 9e. Bd. in good money in his pocket, and had stated on the way to the station-hones that he had been betting on board a steam-boat, and that the half-sovereign was part of what be had won. The prisoner — W ell, it. I wee cheated by the person I betted with. The Lord Mayor—You must give us a better account of the matter than that. Do you persevere in refusing to give your address P Prisoner—l do. I should not like that any one should go there about roe at all. I don't think there's any occasion for it. The Lord Mayor—We shall find out something more shoat you. I shah remand you fur a week, and the solicitor to the Mint will have an opportunity of seeing you. Walter T. Drake, who had been in the employment of Mr. Fairchild, of thshopegate Without, grocer, re traveller and ehopman. was committed for trial for having umbessied the sums ot 41. 9e. Bd. and 31. 3s. 6d., the property of his master. Upon being apprehended in bed at Norwich, he said that he had expected some one after him before. Adeliete Nordeunt, an unfortunate creature, who has been frequently brought before the Lord Mayor for acts of disorder in the streets, was placed at the bar, and accused by a policeman with having been noisy in Chaapaide on Sun day night, and with having kicked him most deurerotetty, as well as abused him with her tongue. The defendant denied that she bait been drunk or abusive, but admitted that As had been in prison for drunkenness eleven times since June last. Nobody, however, she declared, could charge her with theft. She reared his lordship that she was determined to strangle herself, se eke had not been permitted to stay in the Thames when she made that ex periment. Two officers were directed to convey the poor object in a cab to Holloway, and particular directions were given about her treatment. ADJOURNED INQUEST ON THE BODY FOUND IN TAR REOFJIT . B CANAL.—Yesterday afternoon Kr. Baker held an adjourned inquest on the mutilated body found In the Regent's Canal un the 10th inst. The cormr stated that he had forwarded the requisition for the attendance of Dr. Taylor to the Home Secretary, and that a reply bad been received to the effect that an examination of the body by a duly qualified medical man at 'he east end of London would be sufficient. Mr. Sepploga—Why raise an objection to my evidence on the last meeting of the jury P Coroner—Because I saw it was necessary to have a post-eserfem examination at the body. Mr. fleppinsa—lt is all through the awe being hurried ever by you. Coroner—What do mesa, sire Mr. timings—Yon would not hear my and I take it as a great insult. Coroner —lf you take the matter as an insult, you can do so. I cannot help ft. A juror stated that another requisition, urging the same request, had been since forwarded to the Home Secretary. The Coroner thought the jury had acted very inegularly. Mr. Vaughan, the summoning officer, then addressed the coroner, stating that he had just returned front the Home office, where he had presented the requisition of the imy, and that he had been intormed that the officials maid not do anything more in the matter. The Coroner suggested that the jury should appoint some medical man to make the examination. The inquest was adjourned till Thursday, to give time for the Deoterary arrangements. - DARING BURGLARY WITH VIOLINCE.—EarIy on Saturday morning a banditry of a very daring character was committed at the ranch-nee of Mr. Woolnough„ one of the churchwardens of Holy Trinity, Halsted. The burglars for two if not three men are criminated, appe ar t o h ave o bt a ined antrum by the beck door, which was opened by "stamng" an adjacent window, and then proceeded to ransack the lower part of the house for portable valuables; an old watch, set of silver *pions, tea-pot, and other articles, Nicer and plated, were thus obtained, the whole being valued at about 6/. After partaking of some breed end meat, they aacended, armrd with a bludgeon, to the bed room occupied by the Misses Woolnongh, who instantly awoke end raised an alarm, which the ruf fi ans attempted to =prams by throwing pepper in the ladies' eyes , and miring them by the throat ; an endeavour was also made to force a handke'rehlef in Miss Wooluough's mouth, but abe still non tinned to resist, which elicited from one of the men an ob servation (the only remark made during the attack) to the effect that " she most be • devil." In a short time the sonar awoke Mr. and Mrs. Woolnough, who were sleeping in an adjoining apartment, and Mrs. W., on attempting to open her bedroom door, was resisted from without, which leads to the supposition that there was a third person engaged.in the affair. The burglars now took the alarm, and retreated by the back door, in their haste shattering the bannister which guarded the metre:us. The Rev. R. W. Houghton ' the occupier of the next house, was by this time aroused, and saw from his window two men oome from the front garden and rapidly pass on towards Chapel.hilL On march tug below the police discovered two umbrellas, left by the burglars, which have been since identified, we understand, by a person from whom they were stolen at Crouch fair on rriday last. There is little doubt that more valuable booty was expected, Mr. Woolnough, who holds a responsible appointment at Mews. Courtauld's &dozier, being often entrusted with considerable sums of money. The police are on the sleet, and we sincerely hope soon to record the capture of the ruffians, whom, attack has naturally created soma alarm in the neighbourhood.—Furs Iltensid. SUICIDE AT DODDINGTON.—We regret to have to state that Hr. Chain, of DodAingtau, steward to Sir John Croft, committed suicide on Thureday morning by shooting himself. The deceased had been surf for some time past from delirium tremens, and hi sup that a fit of Um fassen must have seized h et the time. JOSS' Cf7r r illve o'clock he complained of having passed a restless night, and requested his woe to leave him to himself, which she felt reluctant to do, from the state he was in. She, however, went end laid down in en adjoining room, and while there, it appears, the unfortunate man took his double barrel gun, which he was in the habit of keeping loaded in his bedroom, and dischareng it destroyed himself. His wife immediately rushed Into him room, but it waa only toiled bee husband a corpse. The deoessed, who was generally liked in the village, on account of his liberality and kindness of disposition, has left no children.—Kratish INEXPLICABLE FATUITY.—Curious disclosures do take pine in the Bankruptcy Court, and much light ill thrown by the euuninviona of bankrupts on the hidden springs of commercial action. Every phase of rascality and swindling may be found transpiring through the cornet traturetions at every-day busbies@ ; an unscrupulous dis honest recklessness, where not worth, characterising nearly all. There are, however sroeptiona. The disclosures mode by Mr. James Grey, engineer and ironfoonder of this city, in his examination before the sheriff on Wednesday, stand out ill striking relief to the general run of insolvencies. It is simply • case of inexplicable fatuity, under which spell a man could persevere against hope in carrying on a business of which he knew nothing practically, and, if possible, loth oomtnercially, for upwards of thirty yew", without halving probably is any one transaction we, mode a profit. It was nothing bat lore from the ern mancoment, and loth continued to the end. The large for of .confiding brother was gradually swallowed up in the loam and send of a ninon. foundry. The handsome com petency of trusting sisters wee sacrifir dto the criminal vanity which would bring rain upon the nearest and demur relations rather than courses to misfortune. Mr. Gray never speculated. Hie private expenses were only 1601. • year; and yet, after thirty-two years trading, be stops payment with • deficit of twenty-six thousand pounds! If the bank rupt's brother, Mr. Charles Gray, had not unexpectedly died in Mardi last an insolvent, the probability re that this gnawing assort would have bee yet unknown • and the faci lities afkieded by our brake M discounting b ills would have allowed the audit of James Gray and Co. to remain still un impaired an 'Change. When John Monteith pursued the reck less mune tetrad's. which be did for ten years Won be was called upon to answer the interrogatork i iirat to him Mikes the sheri there was re a lly some phi yin the 00111,1111 he adopted. He lived like a fighting- all the thee, kept • splendid haw, with • large retinue if serventa, and might be said to have enjoyed a amour= life in • high degree. He had no capital to loos. He bed no risk. - It was beads I win, tails you lose, with him throughout. On an average he probably lost about 30,0001. a year during the ten years he was 1.4 in business. With Mr. Gray the came was different. He was thrifty in his domestic expendi ture, and he never took " • ride of the bills" which he got discounted. It is his owe family who are the principal relent a ; and, on reading the examination over, it must ko admitted that there snorer to be more inexplicable, hidden spri n gs of human action, even in connexion with ceremonial transactions, than are dreamt of in the philosophy of the majority of inankind.—Olatheth Daily Mail. SOUTH Exesinerron Muszum.--During the week eadfau May 15. the ?Whore have beat as follows : On Monday, Tuesday, sad fleturday (tree days), 4,098; on Monday sad Tuesday (tree evenings), 4,282; on the three madam.' days (dmisdon to the public 9d.), 924; ow &Anti' amiss (Wednesday), 136; total, 9,420. MAREETM THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. Man the " Marhisee Nageme.l The Paris boar =Mt he. awed Its tenderer to edema, It wog rather difficult to pies saint *meth Wes, thingh the range of pr hailKlll boon 44 to 48 hones Der 159 tins, (fie. al. 1. 31.. per ffleib k Englisw 1n the four marks Were Is creased bead..., and e o p, e commence, made, rake f. 9 the current month. as well as Immediate do Beery, haring been effected at 4of. 60e. .30e. 14.1 per ffiene, to *beat growers hare eueoneded to eatablbhb,g a slight *leaner, as bleb WC oe. per met (40a ltd p r basing been told on choice Boatman quality. with a fair deer ihd for wetiodur, -on. The mu -ter wheat motet. were !owl?) , arm or tr belor 2s. per nr , Grenoble ow la 34. tor qr. cheaper. Mors ill, .1, after a long ediu, bea found woo Inquiry for hpaJo. wipe ports enal elm to free iza. Donation, Martruioy.ll harms been Owed at 35f. We. per dares K. 2d per qr.,. In Belgium, what, though not ihnly, hal found rather better rile, at wane Monson la liodand, wheat WY quiet and unchanged la value at Ameterdeei, bet eleastrlcht. outwit sending a good amply. was dearer both fee wheat and Ti. A nortbevo wind vim prevailing. Itotterdane aim Ia per quarter der.? foe wisest. red Mug 47e. 2d. per quarter. wag 1 , Mang. bet Uwe wee en otter above. at .la.alssat prices naiad fro n 31..61. - o 4 pir quarter. Thiele. nate of the rivers Roe and Woad by impeded tee promo of the .mall craft lid.. with rumen., from Upoev rotand. a that for the Same( le r. they were imamate/1. *on. thoxl.kta of elmat have been made et dull prima, abut 4.1.00 quarters bele* Inmed , mama bleb a 46e. for grit quall . y. Barley was ebesper, l b . top prig about IT. per quarter. At Poittiberit tittle was doing to eons. Soft tibial ear (mug dJa 131.; rye. 94e. M.; Ilpseed. 49. 9d. to 4At oer qr. Taganrog 7uoy. alone for bard and Gents wheat were 311.... d. to 33 Bd.; rata foe bard and alt 64 t 0324. Pd. per qr. • Iwo Waimea Ma Man treameted a Trieste In grain. wheat bela s firm, but maize was loam. avid in Marge of mu and barley vertical well as Soda. 1117isw•Prifts rewpactlow a good In crop In f3paln continua fasoorakte. Vat two soccadre bad masons In ti.at couAry /Ire them a colmirhy sad MN exaggeration. At di, ille hard wheat was still worth lie. 3d. per Vr.; it Cadiz. auk 6d. per qr. Accotmts from hew York note Inerewitas arrival.; the narleatlou Wag entitely free, It we. thoultt there into, anon as so mush In eater of the horns conaumptlon tb rs e. moot firlre way. especially am all reports respecting the bong whew sere f.vuunthle. Prime had Male shored. notwithwanolan there con,lder alous. and a most limltedesymt, In conswpwswe of tae sufsvour.lAn whims of Lemma meteor. IsONDOII 11,111MLY LOOK 11.11TUZBIL—MAT IS. I imPerbd Davend iPr. &wt. Ilver . l2Vaills ..cial =sad Midis oa. Owl= ..... ..... 1..600 14.0.00 COLO 9.860 16,100 MAI 10,360 143 000 144.040 Ossos—W.L..... bse Y tow 10,C011 au 5.101 15.0 , 0 118,000 133,007 SOO 1.600 83100 S.lOO Mai DT 600 v 774 1.980 UM° TALLOW.—There we lore Ltta too . ..meat la the Woe of Tallow dertaga e lest week. A Tory conektenible butinem was donator delivery In the three mom. of th e year, at 60a, and in one or two cam man lam was accented ; for delivery la May and Jane the mar bet deellseel to 62. 04 , but from the t0W0.4 points to each cue lie hare W anasollan. To-day the marker h. mind pules, atad we leave off: —alkeek T. C.,b3a. Id.. Mop and Jane, AU 3d. ; Jul, and August, blot; arepterethal. I. Id.; (towbar and December, 60n. 3d. We quote Peim all.4oe.;memes nut oil, Cochin. 41a cocoa nut NI, Ceylon, Re. ltd. to ita; taws \lathe. 49. . town tallow, el-. for nett esid—lifrone Yuen. BMWs and Charlen Clre,lar of Monday evening-) OOTTON.—Lmaroor, Msr 17.—The extelatesnal erlia overruled the elsamerl account., and borders swept, In a quiet market, mese they refused on &surdas. The roles. owleg to tbe &mad beam* deOreeesd towards the close. autouat to OSO.I .lee. KO re ra _hlea are for sneetilattou sod export. tad &mt. ditL toSi.; at Ildd. to 12.1.; 103 Bahia. et Id. ; 140 Persson. at Si to Mansbaut t K iird. ; kg& &meta= Total. 4.0.0 treks. 0011L8.—LOMsee, MAY 11.—Byaseb Elehdda West Hartley. laa Hulloes Hartley, lea Id. ; Howard's Wen Dinka Netherton, lft Waved. West Hartley. 16.4 M.; Tendsld Wow Hama I Ild.• Wr. bn. He. id.; Walls End Acorn 16. 6d.; nails and lea 6d.; lekm Male. 146 d.• Well. Mod Braddyrs Hatton. Med Haewall. 17. Id.; Walls Mnd Hatton, 17. ed. ; Walls Bad inewirs Hattea, lia 9d.; Walla Pad Booth Hodes, 17s. Id.; Web loud Rartleareel, lb. ed. • Walk Mad Hartlepool Haien, l a IL; Walla and Heap HA ; ; Walls nd H.erlek, Ha Id.; Waft Ind Mellon lee. 6d.; Walls End booth Hartlepool. 14 64.• Wall mad sen Mello., les. Id.; Walls nd Tees, 17. Ild. ; Mad West K a eno., Ms.; Walls End it Alt* orth. Ha. Id.; Ws& ftralwrom Oral/el. 18a. ; Demmer; Merthyr, 18. ; Howell's Darya 91‘.. 94--91rIze al market. 76; sold. cei liy_a iteneral reeoluttett 01 tft trade, there will not be any market on Wednesday nets. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mews Pow Kin To , al. Tale. MOIL ITN. ,therlina UM. MT. aN We* dlaw Aga 14. E 849431 Twist of 04331. 6411 4.1.4 9.164 10.498 /A 3 wok woes April U. Delrelliamd Ifilwasice• Asa 10. 1111 138 1.351 JM West maks 4/4194 Wafts et 0111■147i 33337 W 5,797 3,257 9.054 891419 Lake Bum sat t4O 89 nu MN tiv .3184314, Mansaga 8414431.. 6 . . We* 4i,a4 . „i ism* Arm . 17,011 17,81 Oatl 193! 1 . 9473444 4 .48946.ia . 4141;44ii 10,172 5.81 8.38 KM - NS IX SHIPPING INTELLIGSNCZ CASUALTIES. Bunslk, trot Lanesster to Quebee,wes lost et Newfoundland, Meryl: font SIMI droweed.—Liveruaol, May 17. Gnod Daiwa (AWL host New Yore to this port, tray alreadesed en the 1111Aley, bents on fire, In 1.1.61 N., low le W.; erew arrived ben—Liverp 01. Way 17. Lae... Captain Belled ?roes peers to Queenstown. baring Weenie Nis water 7 logged . , was put on there at Port Almada sad sunk.—Pinews. (ship), of and for Chariot. Town, from Liverpool, wsedellew in with on the 2916 ApriL inlet. 46 N.. ion 63 W., on flee (= takes firs two Wye pr..nudy), NW weer take* of and here.— Benton. N 9., Mar 6. Worburtrn hence to London, was ran Iwo off Antlovti by a ship. sed Swarm waterlogged. and drifted whore on the Wan& wince the crew spent ths winter.—Qwees, May S. II .M.•••• Nc_ FOZMAZI 02•Dt 4 POD roads ttio lot In f d to Dtil acateri VINE: raittite Lees I "manta, a. d. ▪ d 171 pia*. dm In Of pr. DZVIi TIT; r o &alma a her 'two 0211 tty to ro u rri, Jr JOHN 01191,1, DE' trader), I (b. E)rIN 11 t built n dation fc she .prer. line of 14 mond el tralrht tO W. G ! 9, BMW. townie.: n and H.l ' 1100 n, t o, PA Asa ormadan o t,, t =. . Of WM Infonoatte Meeenntoo Aarintlas4 One,. Len NTE4 Ran Intend de lite tr N( ete RA CITY CITY Cabin pi NOMrd P 511.11.41 adeentacec for fort Tower-WI sad itirou Reduction BRIT Md ft —ssi;tl aai bad said Mit araa eta= lePamerel I M un i3T Tat, £3 174 a Wile; OM Omani. New Vort G. sad J. THE MUTE] LIERRitoN HO bone Rom.? Rar tm lo RAZ4DB ARIEL . 88RTEf . aim F: sem. lac inif DUNLOP ORae I M UM Manama from the . li 'FeOa« I iers tiO BHA] oblAlsed st. All p7rl Mum bate the mite n per ANA , A 716 O Am I m INA mod of abed. TM sew vtlaith At ftt 9, 13139itr. INDIA riven tzp at , LITH INLAND& wwy a m ends.. lr elm ill • Is survi. Jae. pail* GR: ttott. dea. ta• iisootaa Mla • mesas to own TR/ "ICI ma M al* ott wilt la 41= ADM MeV I Val Mies§ Darlist ig"." k itz leMin i ttis Jasil Sok* P anal anal re Ike IN dam. ilmotle inotar. aro volrtum db▪ imat.o tiara Is Ow IN Wm Is II rINIK if ems. • ▪ er lll lP9. firm: NNW Ikea. MINI VESSELS SPDXIEN WITH. Blackburn (ship), from Laudon kern Warble. April 11, let ALAI /1.. lon. If W. lon. 37 Mam a. M. (ship). from Mortiordit for isilmealle, Apra 11, Ist. 27.1)1L. Ooesaka (*hip), from Liverpool for Calcutta 31 dam. Patriot gagers. frcea limp.' for Orman% Mardi 31, lat. OA N, ion. Is.** W. Sophia as /Sortie bmglie). from Load= for Quite* 13 dips, Mar 7, .at .49 N.. , ott. 16 W. Tricoonntsla (American ship), for Bcmtey, ?Porch 30, lat. 32 6.,1ra. 21.17 W. THE OUTWARD WEST INDIA MAIL.—The steam ship Orinoco, Captain Baynton, lett Southampton yesteday, with 86 parse:gets (amoag whom was Lieutenant-Colwell Chsmberlayrie), a fall c.irgo, specie of the value of 14,3001., and jewellery 3,700/. THE OUTWARD PENINSULA MAIL—The steam ship Tagus, Captain Christian, left Southampton yesterday, with the usual Peninsular mail, 21 peassogsrs, 5001. in spuds, and a full general cargo. . . PORT OF LlVRiPOOL.—Notwithatanding the go tarsal depression of trade, there is great activity at perm et the Liverpool Custom-hones, the number of verde with* arrived from foreign countries in the Mereenesterday (Mon day) being about 200, of which one-half were reported ta the course of the day. This fact is of peculiar interest to the working dames of Liverpool, who must be delighted to see the poet crowded with shipping, and the docks filled from earth to south. COLLEGE, DUBLIN.A notice is pasted on the collage gate, signed by the Right Ron. P. Nita - borne and the Moat Rev. Dr. Whately, ArrilWitep _d Dublin, the visitors, fixing the 24th instant, at eleven o'&d, for a visitation. The object is known to be to hear the aPrAof the two junior fellows lately censured by the bard. dvertisement.]—HOLLOWAVB PILLS Fos LYTICTVAL CUL or DiersT.—The tingolor taw, of Bebrgb pant to Me Oaloalnio acre alerted by Oar no, la woe of the mat etettente atom of dropsy, Is moot estraordmay. nen swoobMes Mikan with mob youths, elect open the anion Ibm the MOM rob no from this &Mut obese are Imperceptibly carried °PIM IN** prereated from soy jurthor aommulailoa. Ihe Okamoto' ormOlood whin' secompaoy the complaint bet than diorama!, Me mina baorwoy of po iopir odd a completely reu Total conatlialim Female. at or isto 'Mould hare moons to then admirable as they me the Mien evelimue over kno wn—bald M a Ueda". ll dramas. end M Profaner Ilolloway's Enabliahmard. 514,14i25e. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS, BRUSU tiliLD.—May 16, at Upton bp Chugs. the wife of Ms. T. I. &salad& of • SOL 0•88111a—lfar 1.1. at Whalley Siam llaaalkatar. tba irtio of L Comb. lag., of a faugator. HAY BUIL—Wag 14, $4 Oren Cumberbad-Meek Kra O. Main& or • I. LLOT D.—May Ig, at Sunbeams street, IngeolL Llvirpool, the Wad Mr. T. Lloyd. of • daughter. RANT.—May 13. at Own James-street, Bedford.row, the wifo of G. f. Mega. Nsq.. et • daughter. OX 0011.0UOIL—May 13, the wife of O. A. Oxboroogh. le4, M SNr ninir. of • daughter. PO w ILL —May 13, at Clarion Hour. Middling, the wiat of A. Yount, Nag,. 1 • sou SEDDON.—Mag 14.1 u Daddatisab.groni , luritdise. hitbdfalt 011 ' . pool. the wife or 6QI. W. IL Boutin. or • en. ItABAJAGES. CIULLIINI-0011T.—Yoy IJ. of $ Phillo. of 41. 1 = L et i etk a tel ' ef 0,1 8 . gl=l2.= T. C. S. Cony, 11. P., of Ilooe (Wry Quilt. Jaodfs tram& DODD-111111ORD.—liop11. St Jonah. Row Beighboo. left Dew. J. 1. AIMS, M.A., Mr. T. Dodd, Pow , of broad Palk ••• Liverpool. to Min Eno Ohlppiwithe Boaford„ M Oldham. GasNraLL—oaufrait--Kar ts, at 81. raeX a.ka. Pftw..4 Oa the Den 11. Whew, P.D.. P. D. P. liet7rllL Orintek Yffe.. of Sesoolo. lo DoPhlk am. ° of the lizetilloo tlawkw. HOULDBWORTH—WORATIL—M4 IL at limn Monebewor, by the Ray. W. 0. ll'ilreek. Jose*. oila Ina U lip., of Cohens, Loosetahtre. to Ilotharisie JaM of Um Km IL W. Weis*, Mona of ILinaL. DIZATHM. BACHINAW.—No. IC J. Map Law, Idq, et Omaha* LAMP lor 11.adralise. mod It. sitia.—mor U. stOzkriabrest. Mr. W. MA AIMIL 01111111.-11 m 14. M Molce.Mme EMMA Air Oen* INA DAN lIM—Ms, 13, M Omboalmic R. O. D0MM.1AL.M 01111 ,,,,. DIIOII.—MIS. AI dm IMAMts, TWA. Ili of a l "' buxom, A.M., LILL H 'LOLLY — Ma r 14 ImMOs. wite M m Hwy, •D» sg Nesamitums-Tc MM lINGSBIIIIT.—May 14 PSIS Ooppla, Bomnikko Tama. Wlth Mu* st 1M ler. T. L. linabol. Ned RNA- —KMU.M Mmahrm" Hama= Jarmo. az ct CNA J. L B a h mrol IL ANN. Tdmot owl PMAILM nano Cum SAM.. st Sc. 4 . 3, WM. 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