The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QIJKRN'S BENCH. Sittiop in Banos-03efora Lord Chief Justice Cockburn and Justice; Crompton, Blackburn, and Mellor.) IX MITI SMII.III.—CBININAL Mr. Kerslake, Q. 0., said Mr. Bovill had moved on the part of Mr. Smiles, who was the secretary of the south Eastern Railway Company, calling upon Mr. Hamilton to show cause why a criminal information ,hould not be filed against him, in consequence of his having written certain letters reflecting upon the cha rector of Mr. Smiles. The learned counsel went on to state that Mr. Hamilton and his son were proprietors of a large quantity of shares in the South Eistern RallwaY, consequently deeply interested in its success. in the year 1861, in consequence of the London, Chothem, and Dover Railway Company havmg been formed, it became a question with the South Fsatarn Railway whether they should reduce their fares, and Mr. HomiltoN although assenting to the lowering of the fares, sell thought that it would be injudicious to lower she price of the fares to intermediate stations, and wrote a letter to that effect to the directors. Subse quently a libel upon Mr. Hamilton appeared in the Bailway Timm, and a letter containing a copy of the libel wes sent to the whole of the shareholders except Mr. tioruilton and his sou. This having come to his knowledge, to wrote several letters to the directors, which the lap. counsel admitted were very severe upon Mr. Smiles. He had now to state that Mr. Hamilton, believing that Mr. .wiles was the publisher of the libel, wrote the letters in question. Mr. Smiles had subsequently informed him that be did not publish the libel, and be (the learned cou nsel) now had th e authority of Mr. Hamilton to soy that any imputation, contained in the letters be now withdrew and apologised for his conduct. He bad s poken to Mr. Bovill upon the subject, who consented to accept the apology and retractation on the part of his client, and therefore the rule would be discharged upon Mr. Hamilton paying the costa. Mr. Bovlll,_Q.C., said that nothing could be more satis factory than Mr. Karalake's statement He accepted the apology and retractation, and consented to have the rule dwharged on the part of his client. The Lord Chief Justice said he was very happy to hear it. Rule discharged accordingly. Ex CARTE HASTINGS. INFORMATION. lir. Coleridge, Q. 0., moved on the pert of Dr. Hastinp for a rule calling upon Thomas fisvill amid George esker, the printer and publisher of the Lowe newspaper, to show reuse why • criminal information should not ems for certain remarks coutained in • notice published in the Lou(el of • work written by Dr. Hostig" in which he sated that be had discovered • remedy for the cure of con sumption by the use of the exerement of snakes and reptiles. The Court, however, refused the application. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) JAMBI IP. IDWAIDS. The case of the plaintiff was reamed this morning. In mpport of the will the Visit of Filkornard stated that being owlet the impression that Mrs. Frieda (the deceased) had not ramie her will, be solemnly remonstrated with her in her last illness on the cruelty of allowing the plaintiff to give away nmrly fifty years of her life in her service, and then to leave her without money and without a home. The de reared, in reply, told him that she had made a will many yeas ago, and that her niece would be independent Of the world. Evidence was also given to prove the handwriting of the attesting witnesses, all of whom were dead. A woman who had been servant to the deceased deposed that her mistress bad sent her about the time of the alleged execution of the will for the three attesting witnesses ; that they came, and that she afterwards saw them with papers before them. At disclose of the plaintiffs case, Er. Kandake, Q. 0., said that, after the evidence which had been given, he felt that he should not be justified in carrying his opposition to the will any further ; but he trasted, under the veryleingrdar circumstances under which the will had been found, the court would allow his client his cots out of the estate. . _ The jury found • verdict for ifin Junco. Mr. M. Chambsaa, Q.C., prayed the court to condemn the defendant in the meta, ot the ground that he had gratui tously mat a very serious imputation upon a number of very respectable persons. Sir 0. Crwweil pronounced for the will, revoked the lettere of administration which had already been taken out, sod reserved the question of meta. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Kr. Commissioner Bolroyd.) DI 112 R. ST. 0110Z0Z. The bankrupt wee cieTecribeiru;Oiliennettestreet, Picea drlly, of no accopstion. He now applied for his order of discharge. The liabilities are upwards of 18,0001., of which between 11,0001. and 12,0004 are un secured. Property to the amount of 7,0001. is held by secured creditors. Most of the debts appear to be of old struiding, and are owing to crediton in Ireland. A sum of 4,2501. is due to the Bank of Ireland, for money advanced to the bankrupt's brother, Sir Theophilus St. George, u lon ago u 1847, for which a joint bowl was given; elm 5,1501. to Mr. iforriasy, merchant, of Irlingford, Kilkenny, on the same account. The bankrupt, having given some explanation m to the secured property, received his order of discharge. Mr. Aldridge and Yr. G. Lewis appeared in the use. SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-DQUAHL (Before Mr. libber-Sheriff BurebelL) PROCLAMATIONS OF OUTLAWRY. A sew batch of ?outlawries were exhibited this morn ing by Mr. Hemp, the o ffi cer of the sheriffs of London and Mnddlesex. Of the old list which has appeared in our paper, ouly one remained to be proclaimed for the but time, and it o fair to presume that the others or some of them have been settled. The following lames were proclaimed with the usual ceremony :—John Dsndeon, at the suit of the London Exchange Advance Association ; James Brown Young, at the suit of James Oolter ; Nugent Susan (Lady Nogimt) at the suit of Edward Clement ; John Howard Krim at the suit of George Bartholomew • 'James Hall, at the suit of Henry Home; Alfred Fre derick Chamberlayne, at the suit of Charles Did ; George P. Brent, at this sort of Thomas Kemp : H. It. Wallace, at the suit of Looms Lurie ; F_ It. Handcock, at the suit of D. Keane; and W. H. Franklyn, at the suit of P. J. King. The next county court day was appointed for June 5. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) ouumaAL Antonie A ugualtilberlst;4t, who described himself as shoemaker, and refused to give hie address, was placed at the bar before Alderman litchi, charged with endeavouring to obtain money by false and fraudulent pretences. Mr. Alfred Benecke, a merchant, of 19a, Coleman-street, sail - I am one of the directors of the Society of Friends for the Relief of Foreigners in Distress, the offices of which are at 10, Finsbury-chambers, London-wall. On Tuesday evening last the prisoner came to me, harlot been recommended by the German Mission, and minesented he bad been shipwrecked. He gave me hi. passport, and a document purporting to be written by the captain of the ship, which he said had foundered at sea on her purge from Konigsberg to Hull. and that be had been pecked up by an English vessel and brought to Hull, from which ➢lace he walked to London about a week ago. I told bim to call the next day and I would recom mend him to the society. He said the name of the ship was the Henrietta, of Lubeck, and on making inquiry at Lloyd's, I ascertained that the ship sailed from Konigsberg on the day named by the prisoner, but that she arrived safely, and bad not, therefore, foundered at sea. In the certificate from the captain, which the prisoner admits is in his bandwritieg, the signature is " Albert Eckwards," whereas the captain's name u" H. Lutjene." I gave the prisoaer la., and • recommendation to go before the board of directors with, and he was afterward. given into custody. He bad a letter on him, apparently from his brother at Natal, whither he it ;abed to be sent. lice-consteble 118 said—l was informed at Lloyd's that no vessel of that name had been wrecked this year. The prisoner said he knew he bad offended against the law, but that, having been without food for four h icger had driven him to do what h e bad been usth. Alderman Mecbi said that had the prisoner been an ED. einholen and better acquainted with the laws be should luve dealt with him very severely, but on consideration d hi; heing a foreigner, and this being probably his first offeoce, he would deal leniently with him aod commit him for four teen days with bard labour. It was a very artfully contrived imposition, and Mr. Benscke was doing the public some service by exposing and prosecuting the primmer. hf ARLBOROUGH,STREBT. PARISH PROSSCUTIONS OP BROTHEL BEEPERS. George Frederick Janice and li n en James, alias Jose Bird, were charged with keeping house of 111-fame, at 39, St. )I:mein's-street. The prosecution was institute i by the parish of St. Martin's, and Mr. E. Lewis, of Great Msrlboroudh•street, defended. Sergeant Appleton, 26 C, having identified the prisoners es the keepers of the house, Mr. Knox committed them for trial, fixing the bail in each case at themselves in 801. each and two sureties in 4W. each. fie7r9e Goodman and Ae*ie Bgre were next charged with kr ving a house of a similar description at 22, Green-street. Sergeant Appleton having identified the prisoners, they were committed for trial, the same amount of bail as in the previous asve being fixed. of the Impactor Bilverton attended to watch the case on the part police. MA RYLEBONE DARING ROBBERY. Charles Thomas, a one-leggedma --- o, aged 19, tailor, ad• oirt,a refused, was bronhht up on remand, charged with stealing.. lane quantity of plate, the property of a widow Lly named Elm Barclay, 38, Cheaterterrace, Regent's. park. The particulars of the use appeared in last Saturday's Express. Mx. Mansfield fully committed the prisoner to triaL THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1862. SHARE LISlb.-Min DAY.) Two o'OLori. 6 There is little business going forward to-day in le the railway share market, which is flat. Great es Western stock has fallen per cent., Great Northern 4, and moat of the other prig m Opal lines, to 4. London and North- Western stock is now quoted 94} to 95 ; Great Western, 73} to } ; 127} to } ; es Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 to } ; Caledonian, T o 109 to ; South Eastern, 84} to ; Eastern Counties, 58} to 4 ; and Great Northern, 1144 to 1154. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather . flatter,at 4to 44 prem. The Belgian lines, after - improving, are now weaker. 14s - I ajo _ 4i; ii I Pd I BJJ&W•7I. I au WOMAN a xis. Lawresoe l MI Dm. Bar. .114.111...5p.0 WI DosetaloaLakaturesil Al Do. Prat wanes ISO Bali, Ennt,./tOodfrict li 15 11 lie 111 10 I P P 01 0 1 Pm, 12 21 jolts. I Madn wlea 6 6W Bda.; doe 1. NM onions ylaff.6l.ll. 110 Do. Jalyl. 1/18.11116 1 8 100 Du Jabal. 1874 &So Oaloatia d I. laatarn 18 Claw TADook 6 p.a.goa tuo Brim Sava 106 146 Indlaa ..... . I Do. U. Iratanaloa 10D Grand Trunk of Uanada all Do. per 4 Pest. Do.nat.Preto p.el.6c aD Do. 11 per of. Debaol. .11 Do. 7 per al 1141-•-• al Do. do. 1867 W Do. do. 18711.- 100 044 Indian Panloings 12 Da New 2 Do. January, line 100 cd lodla g. 64: a s. 06. Wed Canada. 18 Do. New all Do.6p.oBdLyar6,w.op all 110. bl do.. 77.wd.0p. all Do. do. 78 wi sD De.l42l.ol.Hda=B 100 Madras Om,. 41 per a. 1 00 Imt 06 Do. Of per 4. i Do. n per cent. do. 100 114h.Corp.6p. 4Boodn all N. Bt Quark, 117 n let 103. 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F It s i t P.Sla rielmia Ma) limes 11111.0*0 Poodebamdallvor 1410 ?WIMP Santa Barbaro Gold II Waal& AMAMI& (Um.) lb SU ohm del ltr: (Um ) Gaited Mellon wiwthina Yodanamalona (Um.). r MIMOILLLAMS I war/mils. I 421 ni i 6AOOON 110 1 n 1 6114 LH LOt• 1 12013 - 6 61 Ilk CL prbra I t il 14 big 99 92 Asa 18 M 101 119 00 11 106 109 7 elts 1 pfr Po AO 99 10 1 1 He it Ms 1 I 1 pas Pin at 1 1r 61 IS 16 ell 1 Is . 61 6i VI 9 71 7 AtaNiiY AKET.-(THIS LAI.) Two o'Ciocu. This is settling day in the English funds, which are firmer. Consols, which are now quoted ex the dividend for the new account (June 10), are about I per oent. higher than they closed yesterday. English railway shares remain heavy. There has been some animation in Mexican Bonds. Turkish Loan Scrip is quoted 21 to 3 prem. ; Egyptian, 2to 2} prem. ; and Russian, to prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 70fr. 80c., being without change. Consols are officially marked 94 and 931 for money, and 921 ex div. for the 10th of June. The present quotations are 93.1 to 94 for cash, and 94 1-16 to 3-16 (or equal to 921, ex div.) for the 10th of AIM. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2371, 236 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 911; New Three per Cents., 911, 921, 911; India Stock, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1001 ; ditto 1884, 1001, 1; ditto 1864 or 1866, 1001 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1031, 1 ; Exche quer Bills., 18a. prem. Mexican Bonds have fluctuated considerably to day, being marked 311 to 321. The last trans actions recorded are at 321. The Turkish Loan of 1868 remains quoted 71 to ; in the Loan of 1864 there has been no business. - - - The Spanish Certificates and Italian Five per Cents. are weaker. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001, ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852- 58-60, 921 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 2,1, 11, 2i prem. ; Italian Five per Cents, 701, #, 1 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 32, 31/, 321, ; Moorish Five per Cents., 91+ ;Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 45#, 46 ; ditto small, 451 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 541, 3 ; the Committee's Certifi cates, 91, j ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 71# ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73 ; ditto, 1862 (scrip), 3, 21 prem. ; ditto paid up scrip, 701,1, 1 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 231. The discount market is apparently a little affected by the numerous payments made of late on foreign loans and other projects. The demand has some what increased during the last few days. The tenders for bills on India for this month were opened yesterday at the Bank of England, with the usual formalities. The minimum price declared was the same as on former occasions, namely, for bills on Calcutta, ls. 11N. per rupee, and on Bom bay and Madras, 2s. The amount tendered at and above the minimum rate was about 27+ lam, out of 30 laos (300,0004 for which the Council of India was prepared to issue bills, but the tenders on Bombay being in armee of the allotted amount, applicants will only receive about one-half of their tenders. Those on Calcutta and Madras will be accepted in full. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was heavy, with transactions to the extent of only 3,000 bales. The liabilities of Messrs. Hill and Ledger, whole sale and export oilmen, whose failure was men tioned on Tuesday, amount to shout 7/0,0001., but most of the creditors are secured. The amount of the assets will depend chiefly upon the stock, which has yet to be valued. The accountants employed are Messrs. Clarke, Ford, and Co. It appears that the directors of the Ottoman Bank have not yet arrived at any formal determi nation respecting the terms on which the new capi tal is to be issued to the shareholders. Looking, however, to the antecedents of the board, it is certain that the affair will be conducted in strict accordance with the true interests of the pro prietors. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,4091. ; and the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 4,9001. At the meeting of the Sovereign Life Assurance Company, held yesterday, the report of Mr. Hardy, the actuary, pronounced the office to be in a very prosperous condition, and recommended a bonus of larger amount than on any former occasion. The new premiums received in 1861 were 6,055/., assuring 171,2501. An additional report from Mr. J. H. R. the assistant engineer and the representative Messrs Peto and Betts, contains a good deal of in teresting matter relative to the oil production. Mr. Rose remarks : There is little doubt but that we may anticipate a yaw large traffic from this source, as all that I have seen has been during a dull time ; later in the year the business will, of course, be largely increased. Taking the amount I has. given you as present production, and which is capable of to. crease in many instances, as so mee of the best wells I saw were not working full power (the flows being checked by dopemaks) 8,395 barrels, and seaming a truck load at 811 lieneis„ we have 8,395 divided by 60, which Is equal to 139 truck-loads per day, which would tax' the capacity of one railway pretty well to convey. Some of the leading men at Franklin are very dermas of getting railway communication from that dace to Meadville, which they contend would open up • large tract of country at present shut out from railway advan tage., and that Franklin would form the nucleus of • large local trade, of which one item would be coal, that the line would give additional facilities for supplying oil to the west. They propose seeing Mr. Kennard and the directors this next week upon the subject. From what I maw of the country between Franklin and Meadville, it is very probable that • railway may be ooustracted with ease along the volley of the French creek, and at a comparatively inexpensive rate. I noticed on my return journey that the derrick and pumping wells showed themselves at intervals all the way from Franklin; any extension of this business I would of course be absorbd by such a line if constructed. A general meeting of the Eastern Bengal Rail way Company is convened for the 30th instant. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insurance.—Alliance British and Foreign, 141 ; ditto Marine, 57 ; Corrniercial Union, 2¢- Gum Guardian, 52 t Law rue, ; Marine, 102, 1; Memories Fire, 3 1 Placed; 1401 to 40 ex div. ' • Union, 265 ; Thames and Mersey 'farina, 3; ; Universal Marina, 4, 1. Gas Light and Coke. Imperial, 83 ; Surrey Coa lamed, 151 ; United General, 961. Canals. — Birmingham (Guar. 41. per cent. London and N. W. 934 ; Grand Junction, 6 1 ; Kennet and Avon (Guar. by G. W. Railway). 61. Waterworks—Berlin, 51, 5; Grand Junction, 73. Docks.—East end West India, 1961, 71. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The markets for American securities is Loader), which closed firm as per our last report, have continued so, and for railroad bonds purchasers have bad to pay advanced rates. In Erie Third Mortgage Bonds the improvement has been from 781 to 801. Of Atlantic and Great Western Bonds there are several buyers on the market, with few, if any, o ff ering : and although no official transactions are re corded, they close firm at 67 bid. Erie shares have been in steady demand at an advance of 1 per cent. A similar im provement had taken place in Illinois Central 90 dol. shares ; but late this afternoon, on receipt of a telegram from New York, reporting a decline to 581, they gave way, and closed -ry heavy at 48 to 47 die. Wzronmeas Evian o. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93/ to 94, both for money and Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 93/, " sellers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for m0n 9 931, 94, 931, 94 ; ditto, for account (My 8), I ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92 , , 911 New Three per Cents., 92, 1, 911, 92 ; India Stock, 229 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 109, 4,1, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1883, 1001 ; Four per Cent. " enfaeed " rupee paper, 914, 92 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1031, ; ditto Ave-and-a-Half per Cent., 109. The India Five per Cent, stock has again risen per cent., closing at 1094 to 4. The rupee paper was inquired for. Exchequer Bills were quoted 18s. to 21s. prem. Some excitement again prevailed to-day in the market for the Spanish Certificates. The first transactions were at 10, but sales were then pressed as low as 9. At the close the price had recovered to 91 to 10. Italian Five per Cents. left off at 704 to 711, being l or higher than yesterday ; Maks& at 31i to 32 ; Venezuela at 114 to 24 ; the Turkish Loan of 1854 at 801 to 814, being a decline of _4 ; and that of 1868 at 71 to 4, being steady. The improvement in the Marernmana Railway scrip is maintained. Bank shares were generally steady. Ottoman however, were quoted slightly lower. In miecellaneous shares there was a reduction in Anglo-Mesican Mint, but a sustained demand for National Discount and Rio Improvements. Royal Mail Steam were rather better. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In alliance, to I prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 6. 18 to 1 7-16 prem. ; Universal Marine, 34 to 3 dia.; London and Provincial Marine, par to it Prem. ; Mercantile Tire, to 1 prem. ; Commer cial Union, 4 to ; Imperial Bank, 5 to I prem. ; Alliance Bank, 54 to 6 pram ; Chartered &.uk of British Columbia and Vancouver's Island, to 1 prem. ; Italian Irrigation, to 1 prem. ; Bmbay Gas, tto prem. The shares of the Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon Company have risen to 1 to 14 prem. There is a report that the company have concluded arrangements which will enable them to oommente operations immediately. Victoria Government Debentures were rather more offered to-day. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two dews. The mining market is active to-day. Great Wheal Fortune shares are in great demand, and have improved to 25} to 28. East Wheal Grenville have also advanced, owing to an improvement in the mine. East Cern Brea are very firm, at 14 to j. East Caradon are quoted 42 to t being a little weaker, and Wheel Grenville, 3 to t A further rise has taken place in St. John del Rey Mining shares. Bosinees is officially narked at 57k, 59, and 571 t. Other foreign, as wall as colonial descriptions, are without change. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE OT lIZOTILTO NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 BONS. Vanguard beat Oast easy. £lOO PLATE. Cape Flyaway --- Wmgrave ... • • Fartalla Cape Flyaway walked over and the atakte 7 Ran. MAIDEN PLATE. Revolver Intrigue HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Paradox ... ... . . - . ban. lir ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. D.M. le. The following hones are left in :—Hurricane, Irepers- M , trios, Bertha, Jung Fran, Ethel, Cantiniere, Maid of Maaharn Le f, Olive ✓Branch, Queen Vlittbtob, Sakmanca, Exprecot tl. Bonny Breastknot, lady Dundee, Prologue, &mph°, and N. sis to Reveille. so TWO YEAR OLD PLATE. last Ave furlongs of 8.Y.10 Water Kelpie, Haliburton, Deloperia f, Inanity, Tornado, la De °curry, Vivid, eby Kimonos, Diligent*, Tapi iiir ßef . 24, : Mrs. Somerville, Invasion, Sandford , Amager, Le N. Valentine, A hero, Penigny, Perfect =ninon, Abbots- si . radian, Lad Warden, Fonkmoy, Duake4, bro IS, to Moroooo, Ssecharemeter, Revolver, Deerfeot, Barchet- elk ties, and Star and Garter are here. M ENTRY POE 50/. HANDICAP PLATE. A.P. al S. . Waterwitch, 4 yrs, Set 12Ib ; Rada, 5 yrs, 7st 101 b ; Beal a Jam, 3 you, 7st ; Spencer, 4 you, 7st ; Principal, 3 yrs, I. 6.t 131 b ; Victor, 3 yrs, 6xt 121 b ; British Priam, 4 yrs, It Est 1011) ; African, 3 yrs, 6st 9lb ; Flighty, 3 yrs, Set ; Car- 51. Winds, 3 yrs, 6st ; Knight of the Bath, 3 yrs, sst 12Ib ; g o. Physehe f, 3 in,bet 101 b ; Bacchus, 3 yrs, sst 71b ; Cock- M. robin, 3 yrs, list nb. All are here. ilk Bk LATEST E TTING. Is, ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. ik. 100 to 30 eget Imperatriee (t) e l t, to 1 Bertha (t) ok sto 1 Hurricane (t) el. Ise 6to 1 Ethel (t) .4. 7 to 1 Jung Frau (t) in • CHESTER CUP. 15 100 to 8 eget Vest c (I) Ilk te 100 to 7 Simla (t) k DUIPUTZD Baez YiNTlZDAT.—Ballarioo gets the itaksa 1414 zarzNarvz TIRE AND DESTRUCTION 01Pl ii PROPERTY IN HOLLAND. A telegram received by a memento firm in thia ea city, dated 7.41 p.m. yesterday, announces the total destruc tion by fire of Enschede, one of the principal manufacturing ilk towns in Holland, with all ite manufactories. Enschede con- t . tabbed a population of 8,000 or 9,000 souls.—Manchester tt Guardian. DESTRUCTIVE HAILSTORM IN THE WEST IA RIDING. l!'• One of the most extraordinary and destructive ii hailstorms which have occurred for many years, visited Leeds and other places in the West Riding yesterday, pro- in ducing indwable damage to property, althoug h hap- N. pity, so far as we have yet heard, no personal injury has St. been sustained. The weather for the last few days has la been extremely variable, but in the early part of yes terday it was a beautiful genial spnog day. About seven N. o'clock, however, • somewhat singular phenomenon was ea. observed. Thus horizon became suddenly obscured with • ft dense mar of cloud, which wee evidently being driven in U • direction contrary to that in which the ordinary clouds s were posing, and fora little time the darkness wee as deep as that of midnight. Simultaneously, an extraordi nary shower of hail fell, accompanied with vivid flashes of lightning, which, reflected in the gloom, produced • ek and beautiful effect. The hailstone& were something itt. marvellousin size. Several were collected in St. Peter's - St square by Mr.etkonual Etches, painter, and although they LisQ, bad been somewhat reduced during their transit, when et. brought to the Aferceiry office they were nearly two inches gt in circumference. But even these were small compered with those which fell at Braley, Morley, and elsewhere, g l u ons of which actually exceeded five inches in circumference, and four ounces in weight. The storm, however, rapidly r e passed over the town, sod was succeeded by rain, which la continued, at inter vals, during the evening. A large is number of panes of glass have been broken, but beyond this g we have been unable to ascertain that any serious damage N • was produced in Leeds. At Smiley the storm was equally, if not more desire*. to tive. About ASV'S o'clock thick clouds of darkness gathered, go and immediately hailstones of enormous magnitude fell ia ss every direction, the storm being accompanied by lightning 20 and thunder. Several of the hailstones were measured and 10 weighed, and some actually exceeded five inches in circum- 20 ference, and four ounces in weight. One young man was struck to the ground by one alighting on his head. Sky- gg lights, garden frames, and hothouses are completely riddled. 10 The lamplighter states that scarcely a lamp has escaped IS being broken. The Wesleyan and Baptist chapels present • most singular appearsooe •' ou the west aide of each up- 1 2 wards ano panes of glees are broken. From inquiries 4 " made it Is certain that at least 3 000 , mum of glass are 10 broken in the Town-street alone, and aome houses have 50 as or 60 gamed glass broken. 1111 Our Morley correspondent writes that a little after six * o'clock the sky at that village became quiet black , and so 10 continued for nearly an hour, when hailstones of immense 10 sise, some two inches in circumference, came down in large quantities. After the storm had subsided, it was found g that many thousands of panes of glass had been broken, a scarcely a house eamping, while in many of them the who le OS of the glass in the windows was destroyed and carried away. 10 A bone was killed"by the lightning near the church. In one r o house, in a window containing forty panes of glass, thirty- SD two are completely gone ; and this is a sample of the so mischief throughout the town. se HODDIRSIIILD. —A violent storm of hall, rain, thunder, and lightning occurred at Huddersfield last night. The sky 10 10 darkened about half-past six, and presently there descended a heavy fall of huge hail stones, followed by vivid flashes of lightning and loud peals of thunder, at short intervals, 2 11 . I accompanied with torrents of rain. The storm abated about nine last night, but the rain dill fell copiously. ft There has been DO serious injury done, so far as at present 164 ascertained. U 0 IN Dewseunr.—Lest evening Dewsbury was visited with a hail storm of greet violets*, accompanied by vivid flashes of lightning and loud peels of thunder. The hailstones were gig remarkable for then size, some of them being connected Mb together and forming masses as large as walnuts, and the ♦ I storm lasted nearly an hour, during which interval great darkness prevailed. In the afternoon the storm passed over the district of M pg Craven. The rain, intermingled with large hailstones, fell St. in torrents, and the lightning was very vivid.—Leeds 100 Mercury. 100 "There were heavy thunderstorms" says the Maneltes- I ,„° ter Guardian, "in the Bradford district, more particularly . is a north-easterly direction, vesterday. The river Aim pp was swollen yesterday to a great height. Early in the et. morning, two men in the service of Mr. E. Dibb, of Idle, fe were attempting to cross the stream with &waggon and three 20 horses at the Buck Mill Ford, near Idle, when one of the °S men was drowned, and carried down the stream. The other M man, as well as the horses, were with great difficulty ix rescued. Our Todmorden correspondent reports a heavy 100 storm in that neighbourhood last night The water rose to IN a great height, overflowing the Make, and musing consider. In able damage." The Nottingham Daily Guardian says that the storm a lt raged with unprecedented violence in Nottingham and its n vicinity. The degree of light at this period was not greater is. than re usual after sunset. The wind now blew vio- 10 lently from the south-west, precipitating torrents of rain. The streets were soon deluged, and pedsat - who hap- 10 pened to be out of doors were driven to the nearest shelter. C The electric fluid flashed incessantly, lighting up the dark ness with a lurid light terribly beautiful to some, is; but appalling to persons not possessed of very firm ; SO nerves. Immerser hailstones fell ; some fully as large as marbles, others jagged in outline, seeming . as 11 .. though they had been detached from large sheets of ice. 4 " While the storm was at its height the workmen at the sewer in Wheeler (40 had a narrow escape with their lives from the bursting in of an immense volume of water ; iro and the safety of the houses at both aides of the street 10.1 was greatly endangered. PROPOSED RESTORATION OP THE BATH THEATRE —Last (Wednesday) evening • public meeting, presided over by the mayor, 'l'. Fuller, Esq., was held at the Guild hall, for the purpose of taking steps towards the rebuilding of the theatre, recently destroyed by fire. The meeting i t was of a most enthusiastic character and highly successful. 4 0 . Upwards of • thousand attended, and it was resolved to fy rebuild the theatre on the present site by means of a 110, limited liability company, the amount to be raised being 12,0001., in shares of 51. each. Mr. Chute, who attended, IS received quite an wrath:ie.—Bald Chronicle. 2 6: STRANOE CIRCUMSTANUE.-011 Thursday last a 10. • mac was found hanging dead in a shed in the Bloehairn Mi ironworks, and the same day a woman claimed the body as 14 1 that of her husband, stating _Mat his name was Archibald MI Murphy, and that he ro“ed with her in Oswald - street, eb . : Bridgeteshand that from a family brawl she supposed hew committed suicide. On Monday it transpired that the man ge,, Murphy is alive and well, and at present undergoing thirty Dsi days imprisonment in the North Prison, so that the woman Mt must have been mistaken as to the identity of the deceased. 141 She was much excited at the time she shamed the body, a; which may account for the mistake. — North British Mad , L, Tun MURDER IN TIPTERARY.—DUBLIN, WED NESDAY. —A man named Kennedy has been arrested on suspicion of having murdered the farmer Maguire yester day, lo the hones of the accused was found • bloody knife, by which, it is supposed, the stabs were inflicted. The de named appear, also to have received a gun shot wound in the neek. istlo AL Mal ID(L) Deets WaSorworls. Ileltathisklllo4.l4.l A De.ET per 6 SLUM ,70111 fl . _ Do,o _ 1,1101 MI 0.000 10 1.100 Idol lll IS lAN IA 6c Na iii goo l l ec l 1 __ 6000 10 5611 ii: 000 10 oi: c•To I mon I *,OOO 10 1p . ,0001 10 :"al4 loo % :01 it. LEI 6O 6c ,00 SO 7.i30 is 10,760 16.000 tai 00,000 St. 14,100 is 01s000 1 011,00.1. 1 11.M116) 10 ii VIGO 6 MO 166 Canada land ethos n... ..Bg.eillanilMoset "ss7Pre4eeec• 1 Deep. at Peep. Deb. 1 IL ladisaLcthaldpanall Zertledlalreth.a Canal Ing illic r ° s2 .lllll Auth s ep: • .• : Gen them Navigate.° 'knit 11019 (Limited) Do. Viper emit. Prof. Lou. Duthie{ TeL (L.) Lou. aim. Owns , Ints Ito Lon-MlLlrs.Dir.re . (I ) Madras Itrign. as Usu. theditec liss. Tel. (lath) Nations' Dlsooant Co NerboddaCoalalrosiV Netherlands". Ip. ear! N. Breath a N. Both 1.4. N. ate. Assirtheilan ..mp 'kohl tart. .• Now Mom In. Biza. Pal RIM! Lnd & Kin. ;;th - .71;d - a 74 iil ii - a M I I! & Ila Do. Ass Now d. Tel GM . rt,.. likTmailsill --- --- I Do. New Rlo de Jan. a t f o lm.(L) Do. Royal ma Me= fleet. Ineesto. Australian Loud Tel. Scrip Ds. 4s. Zaglstarei io ii 10 12 pm 181 19} 17 19 3/ 114. ze it 60 6i Pen id 136 140 32_ 14_ Iti ald Do. do. feign& to India (L ) T. titu . lALCo.U.Csaada Do. Kingdom Tel. IL). Tie Dlor.we. tA".. 1 felts par dis 6 11 Pin 96 I PROVINCIAL SHARK MARKETS. LlTOtrom, MAT 7.—Sake to-day :—llastern Counties, 684 lAncashire and Yorkshire, 107 74—London and North Western, 96 64 4—Midland, Ml—South lectern, 844 4—North Eastern, Berwick, 4 per cant., 964—Great Western, Birmingham 34 per cent. guaranteed. 784 —Antwerp and Rotterdam, 74—Budalo and Lake Harm 64 616—Dutch Rholsh, 14+9-16 p. --Great Luxem bourg, 144 4 616 6161 616 4 6-16 1 7-16 4 916 4 9-16 11-16 xd —Great Western of Canada, 12 11-16—Sambre and Meuse, 114 11 4 616 1 616 4—ABianos Bank, 54 p. —o3aim credal Beak. 184. Magesseggit„ MAT T.—There was a fair amount of Domingo, but prices were lower. Great Luxembourg, 144 346 6-16 Grand Trunk of Canada, Se 4 e—lilinols Central (paid up) Me — Lancashire and Yorkehlre, 107 London and North Western, 96—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 424 1271 — ditto new, le p.—ltouth Eastern, Ste 4—kame la e d : a ll Mersey Marine Insurance, le p.—Ulverston and lancuter, Northern Counties Bank, le p.—Antwerp and Rotterdam, 74 — °bestow sad South Weetern, 10114. CITY 07 LONDON COLLAGE, MAE —Dr. Lethal/7, Prefamor of Chemistry in the College of the London Hospital, and medical officer of health of the City of London, has promised to deliver this evening a lecture at the City of London College, on "Chemical Magic, in Illus tration of the Phenomena of Chemical Action, and the Lime which govern them." Mr. Watford Greatorez, one of the vice-presidents of the college, will take the chair at 8 p.m. On Friday, at 7 p.m., Mr. Edwin Payne, M.D., L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., &c., will lecture on " Physiology ;" and at 8 o'clock, on the same evening, there will be a discussion In Preach, at the City of London Collage Debating Society, Babied, "The History of France during the Administria time of Cardinals Richelieu and Mazarin, viz., from 1624 to 1661 ;" to be opened by Mr. W. C. Jones. The public ad mitted free. A class has been formed for Hindostanee, and the services of the professor (a native) at the City of London School have been engaged. The class will meet for the first time on Tuesday next, and the fee for see Ent sight lessons will be only ss. 3d. A class has also been formed for geography. It meets on Tuesday evenings. Fee for half-teem, Is. ed. The present number of irthts at the college is over 800. and it continues to increase daily. APPEND:IE2OIION IN LIVERPOOL OF A HAMBURG POLICE INSPECTOB.—On Tuesday night Inspector Carlyle, of the Liverpool police force, apprehended a Hamburg police impactor at the Lime.street terminus of the London and Ninth Western Railway, in consequence of instructions received from Mr. Stolterfoht, one of the German consuls in the town. It appeared that Mr. Stolterfoht had re ceived information from the Hamburg authorities to the effect that one of their police inspectors bad decamped and t o England, after committing several forgeries and and that he was likely to visit Liverpool. Act ing upon t is information, Mr. Stolterfoht communicated with the detective police, and the ease having been put into the hands of Carlyle for investigation that officer suc ceeded in apprehending the prisoner as before stated. Upon him to the poles-station he confessed baying coca tins= the forgeries and hands.. He will be sent back to Hamburg in charge of a Liverpool police-officer. SHOCKING ACCIDENT ON BOARD Till CITY or BALTIMORE STEAMILIL—LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY.— A de plorable accident took place this afternoon on board the Inman steam-ship City of Baltimore. As is customary on board these steamers, two or more guns are Hind as the vessel leaves the Mersey ; and to-tiay, se the ship was paining out, the usual gone were fired, when one of them bunt, and killed two brother. named Leech, who were standing close by at the time. The ill-fated men were steerage passengers on board, and their bodies were sent ashore in a steam-tender which was passing at the time. • MAIL DimPrraten runt LIVERPOOL. The • Inman steamship City of Baltimore left Liverpool yester da for New York with the mails and fifty a To-day the Quebec and Montreal Royal Mails= ge rnglo-Saxon will sail for Quebec with the Canada and United States mail. I 6 OILDINAZY AIiAN.DI AND STOCKS. RAILWAY& Mbar 11▪ likrk.,laa.otCbss.laso. ▪ Stastban ..... ill MI 181/thug Tree Illastrilolt BELO la IBrlakal sod Swim l io .,ccek sad Bandon— all Cornwall.— .. ... all Do. • J ♦ A no dlr.ivatll W Do. 11 p.a. la phi to B. W Dahlia 6E411~ 7 66 W Dnuct.,Perth, AbLJa iso Sad Anglian 100 Zeds* Corinne! Bantam Union, 115ook• 100 Do. llhoekl all leat enfolk 100 SdiabwoOtaallabagow 100 Idlalft.Przet, Dander W Yortkand 41,110 Jana 100 Okinper a L We!~ 6U NMkalevoWod 100 (heat Northern 105 De. A 1 Area. no ctiv.sa -100 Do.ll Ill6pct. paldE 100 tie. Beath* WOOL tire., aOO Drava •esSera_ 1001 Do.000•01 , 21.910.114k. 100 Laassikkelb Tads lith uo ilAmii - ziask — Wn . is Oese ISO • IN Leedom* North Isla. Dg. 10e . yolsol/rslir• .1-1-‘,l=e :u ,rr:..rr ..... -, Itl'l Po. 24 11 w _ _ . LM Do. DfresetDerby W Mid. Ot. Wu. (Im.) .. all lad (mkt _ aTI Iseragailt sad Paegid. 7, Ewry - Arroagb.doL.. all Nowrl.Worearp.ilia. NO Norfolk ........ NO Naga British_ W North Devoe NIL Is D. lal? 11. imlets—Barwick.. Du. G.N.Z.Para. Do. Yea IlF0? Un Nn lllkethlLWalsp.finbe 6 T Si 116 100 i 109 f 6 69 1 2 6 6 61 68 10 11 Si 226 68 bie 60 61 89 61 so 92 ne lai 101 104 140 145 1115 116 112 US 111 154 105 NS Tif lb 7 51 4} 101 1/07i SO as m 124 46 46 6 0 ea II 1001 10 12 a a el oi UT 128 I li Pm 28 100 fai r e 7 60 621 63 .. We 07 16i OMB Mt 861 100 101 Par t 1 16 io lt 11 41 dls usi 1. 1 7 3 4 4 Si ii I t i fi 7 141 0 eli tl 1911 ll6 416 58} 105 101 46 48 9fl 1 .... 100 99t 100} NI :... pi SR 7 i SSi • - lil - 36 37 90 84 0 a el 90 101 0 7 17 91 3 : 4 p• 1 148 100 84 i i itt Pm Pm 96 uio us 91 61 46 66 43 66 61 Si IL WAIL Galin plias. I Sala 71 if 71 — 1 11 puTh im 1f 11 7 1 71 1r ff rO. if n pee, 17) ft U scli 14} 141 id. se 9 1 1 10 8 414 426 De 8 10 8 7 41 4 46 46 ad al 63 1 lii 15 141 id 71} 4 1 4I :: _'.l"l, ".. Pi : 11,114;ith - o — iallueli — Fr•:::.l 10? IN ot!...tennthainaiL*C. all Peebles ... W Palings amq Itbm lei &sottish Osalrft 1100 1000ilisli N. 1. Abee.llo.l 100 Vain all Mtlagbouswalhaero la Soi4% Dora I 117.17:!, 1011 11. Tab W BivarDse SisisK MOCkkila l a = DitiO 100 Taff Val• ; i io-..-.._..~, ~i-D:.::~ ::::; 111 Valo po. cd • A • ;nib —. *** -...• • 100 Victoria elm. & Thaw 100 Wad Cornwall NO W.Battio u r e I d 100 Wiwi 100 Ditto N= AA Ditto A KAMM A Pd. I LAMM I iAlserbui ... ......... ell Antwerp 4 Ite.Aerban eli Ardennes 2 Zelda* Z. J7rs. o p.o a ail I=l to ardassaaaci SO Cersisenz Mine A sail all 4 1 1°V.P3146,4?• 16 batch Khania' . all kladarn of frame all Bd. Damian pia. 6, p. a Tit. Central ot Prange all ' Gt. Luxembg. Court U all Italian Junction all Una Conatanoe & Belo all ana Turnhout all 'ljons and Genera all'Marla Antonia all Nam.&Llege Begot. 6B sll 'Do.Op.c.PrL Beltiot. 611 1 11 Mbar. ot 16 I Do. New Mane all Morweiglan Trunk Prat 16 Oit ra r b. inan'arayruadidin) allLpeoa.sadMedit all Parte and Orleans 19 Smile and 8. Francisco all kip (Pernambuco) g. Tn.*. and Decliners an Royal Danish all Royal Boodle& all Do. 7 per cent all Sambre and Meuse all Do. per cant Pre/. )g.7perat. 18 8 B.Aast& -Vaned.= 7 S E.OI Portanal7parat p 4 Turin and Savona all nostbara of Pianos all Went Mindere .. all Do. lee t. ein -- Foot all Wed. &M.W. et Frame 11/ITIBII t . ,:l COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERL&L AVERLOBB. Wird II No 11d6ne 10d 16 114 6 1 4 # 6. 0d 104 40e *I dP/ 11 5 H eO4 69d 5d 14 Ns 745 12 67e Odpie td 210 OW 54 Elle lld 415 14 19 571 64164 &I 15 ld 3M 6d Ida 61 405 5d —24 2Ba Id 575 21e 841 121 95 14160 114 NA Od y l7 $ Sea 104 , 575 sd. 71 Id 165 10d 105 lid S6llweeks. Aim- —l_ ..--- - _t______ _____ gate Average Dr/Tr.—Whisk Barley, Ws. lige, BI siI&PON4 111. Ewa= OWN lola Lan Wim—Whilligt SU,: barley, 13,437 ; aft OM: rya, 611; brim SAW M. girsArs. 11101111 Po 4n FIXOTOATICIII MI MM 1 , 11011 ON Mat DeranNi ISM MX MO RUM Itists. 14r. 61 Apra IL Aprill2. AprIIII. ApeS2ll o DIN l - - ( - - IS . .. .. .. a 7 l i -- 77Li .. - r --LF :".-- sis- • .. IS 2 .. .. • • ._:;... .. • • 67 9 .. • • 67 6 .. •• •• XINOING LANZ.-(TEED3 DAY.) BUGAL-At previous prism there is • lair Mauritius graicy sold at Ilia. Bd. to 41e. 6d. ; Porto brows, 32a. fid. to 364 ; , 36e. to 40s. 6d. ; &Moan brown, 335. 6d. to 84s. Bd.; cannel brown and grey , 34e. to 395. 6d. ; • auto of Cubs sold afloat for the United Kingdom at 22e. landing w eigh t ; refined firm. Corns continues to realise firm prices. Plantation Ceylon, middling. 86s. Ild. to 89s. fld. ;cherry, 90e. to 92e. 6d. ; good ordinary Native Ceylon, 7 Cocoa hie sold at steady prices-grey to middling red Trinidad, Ms. 6d. to 625. 6d. Tea.-For Tayehanis and low black leaf rather ember prime have been paid. RM.-There are buyers of Demerara at previous prices, but few sellers ; 30 pane-hems sold at la. 6d. Rica-The market is quiet. Oargo Beapl sold et 7.. 61 ; Moulmein. 10s. 6d. Saw boa sold at 6d. decline ; good ninon, 301. 20s. ed.; sago flour a ri d, goal, at 15a. 6d. &nem -Pepper has realised previous prices ; Singapore, 31a: to 4d. ; geod. 41. ; Mal•har, 4d. to 4 ; white Singapore, aid. Plumed* sold at firm rats, to 3d. Ginger, Jamaica, sold at 51s. to 95e., sad Noon nut megs, is. 3d. to 2s. BALTIII2I. -Bothoeas bee bean done for arrival at 40a. to 41s. Bd. March and January sailing ; and puede new landing at 425. to 435. Corms is inactive. Joys has sold heavily at about previous prima ; comma to fine, 131. 17s. 6d. to 211. ss. COCIIINZAL.-At the public mks the parcels offered were nearly all bought in; the small quantity sold went at a reduction of ld. to 2d per lb. SAFFLOWER.-Bengal has sold steadily at previous prom 21. It e. to 41. 12a. 6d. TALLOW lIARKET.—(THD 3 DAY.) The mallet ii Wet. Won tallow is quoted 44. 6d. set cash ; P q Y.O. ow the woe, 465. ; May to Jaw, 465. ; July to September, 465. 9€l. October to Dossedisr, 48s. 6d to 48s. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. ITIMB DAY.) The supply of beasts is rather larger than es Thursday last. Trade u dull, and Moaday's quotations in supported. There are also a few more sheep. Thesis:L e ta by no means active, bat pious are about the isms se ea Monday last. Good calves sad Labs are in demand at lets rates. Our foreign supply consists of 110 beasts, 1,400 sheep, and 333 calves; mikh cows, 90. Per aims 01 NW. a. d. a. d. Par Messed 1110 a a. d. s. d. But Boob, Mendde. 4 2 4 4 Ilatitneet 111-belab 4 B 411 /161111158640 m 4O 4 3 Hog Loagyroak.... e 0 Boxed qua burl C 17•4 Ply 4 0 6 0 137. do. Oben .... 3 8 4 2 Bastlkina Illt-bred• 0 0 0 0 lambs Owls 63 madi66. 1,130; amp lad lambi. 7,780; 06 1710 . 444; Plp 101. _ .. satrnauLD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wawa. Harm and Easton report tads slow, at last day% prices. Prime madow hay, 70s. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 84e. to 95e. ; inferior ditto, 40 a. to 50 5.; rowel), 50s. to TOL : clo ter, old, 80s. to 110 e. ; ditto new, second cut, 80s. to 100 s. ; straw, 38e. THE Kura or THE NETHEELANIM—His Majesty in making his first visit to °veered (the Lancashire of Holland) to merinos himself of the date of this merinos through the year_ by year • extension of weaving sheds, mills, he., left Zwolle, INCOlMpariod by the provincsal govensor and roya l suite, and impacted the works belonging to Messrs. G. _ _ . Wonsan= and Salomonson and Van Heel, at Nyverdale, which were splendidly deco ' rated for the occasion. The weaving shed, containing GOO looms, made by 361. Harrison and Sons, at Blackburn, was tint examinek and two direct acting steam engines of 92-hone power, made by Mesas. Woonstephulme and Bye, Oldham, were started for the first time, by his Majesty, and afterwards christened after the King and Queen. The busy scene seemed to be much enjoyed by his Majesty, who mi nutely inquired iuto all the details. Afterwanla a visit was paid to the newly-emoted bteachworks, and his Majesty was struck with the whole appearance of this establishment, being filled by the splendid machinery of Messrs. Jackson. Brothers, of Bolton. His Majesty inspected every article very exactly, and had a ecamrsation on different subjects with the proprietors. After baying spent about three ours in both establishments his Majesty partook of a luncheon offered him by the proprietors, and at noon continued his journey, after expmeing his matisfaction at what he bad sem Tax BITTED= or M. Twimnatax.—We regret to Sod so many journals dwelling upon the oft-debatcd sub ject of tenant-right in ommexion with even this crime. Thus is no denying the fact that arrears of three Years' rent were due when the Manama were evicted. - They were defaulters to an amount of NAL and Mr. Thiehault had no prospect of reoehing even a third of that sum, which the deceased gentleman would have gladly taken. Surely no " adjustment " of the land question mould be hoped for to give the tenant his hold ing scot free, and to permit him to exhaust and im poverish the landlord's property. It is worse than &mord to introduce the topic in relation to the present case, and we trust we shall hear no more of it. On Satur day the prisoner, Thomas Halloran, was conveyed. ma nacled, into the county pol et (Unmet, from Cashel, guided by a party of the 4th (Queen's Owe) Hussars, with drawn name, wider the lion. Ciri _Ellis, and a party of sixty of the constabulary from Muna and out Mariam, under Mr. Kitson, 5.1., with fixed bayonets. This strong escort party was headed by the Hon. M. J. Firencb, K. M. On leaving Cashel, we regret to learn that a cheer arose from some of the lower chases of people to greet the ap pearapee of the amused! Oa arriving io Clonmel the open space iv front of the pot became thronged. The pH souer was kneeling in a dray ear, and seemed to be sen sible of his terrible position.— Cloonsel Chronicle. Calm or 817ICIDI ix Liam—Between two and three o'clock yesterday neemieg i , a man named Joha Smith, who occupied a small s ho p at No. 19, Duke-street, landed a dreadful gide in kie mirk with a rum. Ms* a number of cloths , to stop wound, which extended from ear to ear, was bandaged with as mush es possible the copious Sow of blood, by Semment Hisslay, who bed been imme . Wady acquainted with the OcCOSTORIS, and XT. was sent for, bat before he arrived SmiTit "al a Tile demand had been in a desponding state at mind for some time bat*. He was well known is an soave " infidel and 'malaria lesturer. 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