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

ifliilill LISM-21118 DAY. Two o'Cwek. The railway share market to-day is buoyant. higher prices have been estahlished hr mod of the leeding stoats, especially far Great Western, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Cheat Northern, sad Eastern Counties. Leaden sad North Western stook is now quoted MR to (heat We ten, 87 to # ; Lancashire sad York shire, 93 to 4 ; Great Northern, 26 to per share; & arm c ount lee, 12 9-18 to 11-16 ; and Leedom sad South Western, 48 to I. Indian, Canadian, and most of the foreign stocks me well supported. Bahia shares are marked prom oRDIZAZT 'KUM AND MOM& it ." I " lie = - it 1 • oe ..• e", ..Y..}► Ilk IN. I Unman. I : 1100,1 1 7 11 aW& f. titztir.7 IM 1000. 41 =files ...... .. 'd I ra a ridt=lo Nand 0 Seem kIN 001. 11A0M1 10 lammalsr r i Ld -7 11 .. • . 1 1 la r k."l" ö as Liodaa sad !Wm& as iV • Is 1110000 . *. j ot 00 WV . sal 2 lia k =l-ad I t. 0 , Valso. 10 tlare Osaka ladi J aish Nom . 101 ad De. WS N. Nie 10. 0. N. 11 eft If. Ile 1N t Taft . 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Sew Pei mar lasiaals Nita - Sall Hsi &ii assaldi Ada Imam S trada tad T o Troia Lea. d Via . a li IN I lOs ME. FALCien Co le fol=firero among the lots at the eels of this collecdte . the fourteenth day —Lot 2,116. A lee eiroalm wend of me nus glees, opal colour, 401. 2,179. Four Dresden emblernatic of the four quarters of the dohs. Ives and ens, 471. 10e. 2,214. A bea‘oi/ Sims mem 19s, 6d. 2,212. A beautiful old grass Seems vise, 161. 10e. 6A. 2,241. A very fine tanked, formal of a deem ant, from the collection of Oraf lan Kowitch of Perth, 671. 1,244. A very Sae old parcel gilt tankard, gypsy./ with Amuse of Roman Emperors. &a, 341. 2,197. A henseeffel amens and cover of Sevres, ill. 10a. Total amount of four teen days' sale. 11,8001. 801C1011 1124 THE CiiMINEL.—As tie Triton firmer, which plies between London and Cols* wee during its last trip, at between eight and nine o'clock in the morn ing, shoot midway in the Channel, on its way to France, a well dressed elderly gentleman, apparently shout sixty yews of ego, with white heir and monstachias, amended to the top of the paddle• box, threw off hie cloak, and plunged into the sea. The steamer was Immediately thrown overboard, End a boat lowered. Afte . r t irle rf t man In the boat found the body of the unfortunate geed,- mon, bat be wee quite dead. From his peesport and other papers in hie pockets, it appeared that hie name wee de Grille, and be had on him s letter of credit for Ge ir. from Metiers. Cootte and Co. He had takes his passage at London on the previous evening, attended by a valet de oliernbre , but be avoided conversation with his liellowi= &engem, and in the morning be wrote several letters. letters he depoeited hie hat, but they were lest la the sea: him watch end puree he had placed in hie lent-box. The body was conveyed to Calais, and the English someal, who took charge of i., sent a telegraphic despatch to Kamm Coutes, beget* them to communicate with the gentlionen's A denslotioss on the subject of the Art Miadisture H AS bad ea interview with the New Has. J. W. E.Owdiw at dr Win el the lewd al Trade. The we labialised Ha dr Lwd Aims* sal we- M . 77111r. Pailla, m Kr. dad* Yr. Camillo, awl dir.O. WwWwordi Dinto. _ Tiacaant Royalism, M.P. Kr. Brim. K. Kr. Aldinem Finn* sad Kr. U.W . Brains, lad as idardaw vilk as Hon. T. todwraa- Bekaa* at the albs etas Paea-laar Board, aa idiot ci lb, lad efts amdiapalltaa wodimass. The of SAW awl Kr. Jceepi F...i had as Inter view via Oa ark Sea. J. W. Healy as M= 1.4.4. gran raselvad puha& •i n g u. fraw ria r im Oommora at Malta. Sallak New &Elsa, Na Wait Isla lilti siad Ss Nora Proving& VI It i b' ff` .1J 4 , „ lb 1 i f 111 111 4 14 se IS 17 41 ISt lot iii d of's. ii ad I I 41 IC I 2 fl 2. I i i lb I m p LI It 7 II II p I 7 IT • ad it .r I I Yin i N THE EXPRFSS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1858. SPQR LING. CHESTER SPRING MEETING.-TUESDAY. The opening day was satisfactory in every respect. The weather was clear and sunny, and the racing wile auflkiently intriresting to sustain the ourtreity of the spetreors. The Greed &end was well filled and the Ring wee filly ripe mated. Although the fields were numerically small, yet maculation wee pursued with much briskness, mid the pro mise held oat by the programme is likely to be fully realised. The town is already l 9 iced with visitors, and hotel-keepers are at their wits' ends to provide aooouimodation and to satisfy the demands of their clamorous guests. Tramps ham takes possession of every nook is the quaint rows, and in every alley and corner of the queer old city are stretched travel-stained beggars and list-sellers. The anti-ram party us rampant at the propitious weather and the gaiety of the streets. Throughout the day sturdy-looking Mr. Chadbusele have paraded the town with boards bearing Scriptural quo lesions and warnings against evil company. Their number is so large that they block up the foot-wsy, bet they take all the jostling of the crowd and all the ribald remarks with which their tracts are received with a resignation and a martyrdom worthy of the amiable Mr. (trigging himself. The =ta of the races, and the "party" is very strong in have devised expedients to counteract the attrac tions of the Reodel. Excursion trams have keen an nounced to quit Chester for Bangor and elsewhere on the Cup Day; and tea parties have been arranged to take place at Became and other pleasure haunts of the Cheshire folk. The charitable school. will be marched out of the town with lyingoolours to keep them from the contagion of rue-going Still a large majority of the inhabitants seem de termined to keep up their annual racing saturnalia with lecnoseed spirit and gaiety, and neither they nor their visitors will lack amusements. What with the races and the booths, shows, acrobats, and Ethiopian sere sedate on the roads by day, and the concerts, the theatre, sad a variety of other entertainments at night, they may enjoy themselves to the top of their bent, If the weather only eantinur propitious, this, the Cup day, will be one of extra cedisery gaiety and excitement, even &r Cheater. Although the number of competitors is likely to be below that of pre ceding years, yet the changes in the betting and the uncer tainty which still surrounds some of the horsee, have contri buted to keep alive the interest and to excite the curiosity and expectation of people who look upm rams with indifference, and who delight only in the crowd and the revelry of the antree. ;tliiratchings" have already diminiabed the field, and sissy have been sorely disappointed by the with drawal of the redoubtable Blink Bonny, who it was expected would restore the reputation which she so sorely damaged by her et. Leger dedsa• Leamington, ton, the ism year's violet has been amok out, but up to oar prawn writing no ether important decimations of forfeit have bean made. About twenty-be homes will perhaps be saddled for the cup. In another Wan we have given a list of the probable starters, end have, as needy as it is possible to ascertain, stated the most likely riders. Under the direction of Mr. Hill, the active chid constable, every promotion has been taken to secure the safety and con venience of the visitor', and with an efficient body of local police under hie comumed the arrangementa on the course will be carried out with promptitude and regularity. Mr. Topham, the clerk of the course, has omitted nothing which his long experience and practical knowledge of the duties of his office dictate. se being requisite for conducting the pro ceedings with promptness, or for famishing facilities for prima who may have business to transact. The Trades men's Plate, or " Chester Cup," as it is popularly datig sated, will not be the " be all and end all" of the meeting ; for • new race, celled The Steward's Cup, value 300 wry. has ben imported into the pro. gremlin), and hoe materially strengthened the " card ' , for the last day. The Cap or Plate has been designed and modelled by Mr. H. Armstead, and manufactured by Messrs. Haat acid Roskall, of New Bond-street. The sub ject is William the Conqueror conferring the Earldom of Chaster upon his nephew, Hugh Lupus. William, clothed la chain mail, is meted on a charger, while by his side, simi larly clad, mends Hugh Lupus receiving the keys of the city from two citizens kneeling. The height of the silver wort is about 12 inches, end It stands on • beautiful ebony bate, on which are fixed in silver letters the names of the steward*, sod on which • place is reserved for putting the name of the whiner. The proceedings yesterday commenced with se fins a race es was ever wintered, sad Saunterer went down " at his ' own dreams " Wore the ever sound Fisherman. The three animals sr engaged In the Cup, and the imperial% mode by their running is indicated by the fact of 2N to 10 brag laid against them for the great race of this day. Olenbeck core oat with a great reputation for the Moslyn Stakes. but he proved unworthy of it, and Mr. hiery's smart filly Meg Merrillies won in a canter. Thirteen erred for the Chester- Du Handicap, which produced a deed he between man, sad Orcbehill. The rev a wes run off at after the lest event of the day, when Oroheblil won by half a length. The Physician that ran so wretchedly for the Chester field Handicap is not the Physician engaged in the Cup. Mr. Barber's colt is by Genteboy, the other by Chanticleer. The success of Sunbeam, who won her race in a canter, brought her to 8 to 1 for the Choler Cup. The noes came off ea under : Tag dime aro. Ws; net IP sees. sad. It ft. with 50 added, for ?. yraido sad upwards. 015 Mims sates. About • mils sad • gi lr i reisety . b b l i ldmimsm. hlt ShasfitriAli 1110 4= I Mr. J. Ms itssimar 3 Bean :13le I ea .3to 1 sp. 1141.1., 4to rispn 2 ittsr. ass. nearer 4d te Ms whore Biliermsa Wet up Os nur atm LOMB bias B M. win lati_ap. Al Os dbisain to taws dos& sof • las raw la so woe ll_Malnels lir . *ream Wimp lirsler_ir h. sh mdlysars mir owsr res. las MOM 2i, te aWM ism itros7rm drain of MI some. Obi WM 100 added. toe Syrwild• : I mt. 4. Mb Lints sad tisillaßsell. ab. TM sso,•11 Is roodre Ai ow. oat of its shim. Owiris wisters atm. Thsemarmstsm of a Yr.. in aim) Bt. ei• Merife MN 14141 Sees. by Obsaileisar. OA Ilb ij alb 1 antral Captain Gear °lambast. hi tlb —.—. _., ..... . Mr. Bowe.. The Four-limed Illesmnalt. lit TM . ......161mrel 1 Mr. T. Parr • Joyous. Blab asso fib esti lll. li=l 4 Mr. Copoluml • Mario , . OR TM. . - . . ...... . . .... . A I Betting : 2to 1 sit Olsobset. 7to I opt M aw II writles. ato set Jere"? to 1 apt Weida. Meg Morri• sit the tamislig sad woe la • sinter by too lesplas ; • imett basun. Ow semi sad Qtrd : two imam between W . third sod fear*. Tali thissessrists STLZ.N. (Maadreapi 0 TO mom oast, with 100 lett; kw •yrold. ; tho slimed Ss rocerive M'°" abs at Os mato: Mosses este. Om. reed sosi • didaww. . . 01Wats Min Ws Onbiallt by Makes% Tr• fah ..(Pordbawl f 1 Owbal• Om% Dvainay, TO 10th (Mined f 2 Lent eblanas, TA 610 Ilinal 3 8 a Zit . : Oentli• Oa 111••.. ..... ~. ..IWIthloitoo) 4 The saw ma i—lfir .. Roseeal, Thornhill, Miry Mm i r e a Mem Prfaort, isookbara, li i .84 Ul, 6 to 1 IhiblanaUc, 8 to I each eget Dummy inagssis. WI Manda. lb la 1 sot as, *Lbw loMen rll. • Mid bati mi llibimalle um I lid MN or: mad Oarol.• daubed fourth • MN" Mimi lam. yaw • tad !kith, Braid. 1ar . 2411,, b 6 . 11r 41.. by Irta la harden of. Tan Munn Iltri of IS mes. 2.. ft. with 10 added for Syr de; sobs 11.6 Mb, mei Ab p 61b. Cermal ye:War. sad samosa. I ..soot to woe DO Prom the Castle Pole, ono. roved h. 04 Wok) t: • II ibralorr ab . A rt Ph . ... . 1 .. .142•110 1 12 1/ . 1T 8 = 2, TaLM 11"....4 114 en 614"Ilik tialbmak ab le 4 . isit •l...** Po' l 7ty . • ' .... Peab . :l uru Ald'r i fl to : l .pt limb earn o.d Al 4 !War sad won ready by • Wyk In 'myth. bete= Ms arimal sod Yam Polly Peat= ran INS albs top turn Seaman= of II we. each. Telly J Aiwa '''''''''''' eaa., l "TaTair 7. ...-. . . . . 1 .............. . UMW 11WPTING. CHEW= CUP. T to I oot lloso4 Walla tie 1 Peabotat 10 to 1 Pokstair 19 to 1 !Woo 11 to 1 ID to 1 Moms 91 to 1 lowly 60 tot looquet 131111bY. 30 to 1 0414 Loogrooso BITTING AT WANCHESTER.—TuiusnAt. OH LITI R OUP. II to opt Street Witliolo (I) Use P.lmtta itl 10 N Plndelsa Itl 15 to Adm. It) 11 to Molina 10 14 to gored Baguet ( t) Voalty 25 to Prism loyal (t) 30 to tilsatma SO to Ceopootios It) 1P0 44 to lloatout(tj Toot Ist SUICIDE 01 A SHAREHOLDER TE THE NORTHI3II - AND DURITAM DISTRICT BANG.-A determined suicide was committed yesterday (Monday), by Mr, John Naylor, who was formerly a ash proprietor in York, and a shareholder in the Northumberland and Durham Diattict Bank. The deceased, who wee 58 year. of age, has been in very low spirit, ever since the tally* of the bank was announced, and to his neighbours it became evident that he would destroy himself. He has gradually wasted away, sad has beau very despondent indeed. In consequence of hie affinities ha disposed of his cabs, and his despondency wee iacensed by some digitate with his successor. He =idly said he should never get over the failure of the Twice within the last fortnight he attempted to hinassif, bat was discovered just before be had on his purpose. Yesterday morning, about seven o'cloc , his wife discovered him suspended in the attic by a halter, and when ut down life wee well-nigh extinct. An Monett was held upon the body yesterday afternoon, when the jury egiansil a verdict that the deceased banged himself when in a stated toaponry insanity.—Mesteliester Osidirdsan. THE UTE DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BLOOMSBURY. —Tie Veinier —Tertevelay an atomised inquiry wee bib M the Plough Timers, Iterell-emit, into the okreesbeacee at the Ws he in (filbert Brant, In which 16 ?AM bit their Ives. Mr. Calvert ebb., in answer to the brow, that Isms of bh Warn* cestbning amok, bad bow heel by the ere, end others not. The greater part of the widener lab we on the petit whether Mr. Taylor, Mr. Culvert's heated, bad egreed to hob up the wooden partition between the Ililbsesstrest peen and Mr. Cal vert's with a brick wan. Mr. Calvert Meted that this theme. Mr. Taylor denied it. Mr. Oehert's clerk stated that on his urges taking posseedon be obbetoi to Stubbs, who bed pat teethe partition, bet It bad mot beak dons el agreed on. &ebbe stated that Mr. Calvert bed never ob jected. Tles Jury returned • verdict cf " Aceleleakel deaths." - --• WlZClB.—During the month of Aped the num ber of wreaks reported wail 142 ; ht the math of January the maw wee lbe ; is Yebruery, math ; and is March, 1 niak ir 79, • total dneteg the put fou r of 637.-8.%)- vitldeatto. NA PAL AND MILITABE ADMIRALTY, MAT S.—APPOINTMENT& Lien tenants : B. T. Penne (1868), to the Be unewick. 80, screw steam ship, Meditanuman Mama ; A. Morrell (1860), to the Growler, steam gas-boat, commissioned; end N. Osborn (1866), to the Quad, steam Run-boat, comnessioned. Paymaster R. Bone (1865), to the Russell, 60, saw steam ship, et Sheerness. Clerks R. N. C. Richards, to the Renown, 91 anew steam ship, at Spitheed ; end J. Ashton, to the Raessil. CHATHAM, MAT 4. LARGE ARRIVAL OF INVALID TROOPS FROM Trans.—At a late hour last nights llama party of malty 200 sick and wounded troops arrived at Fort Pitt from India, having disembarked at Gravesend from the Hon. Eaat India Company's troop-abip, Brien Monarch, Commander H. Morris. The tots) number of sick and wounded on board was 14 sergeants, 6 corporals, 2 drummers, and 149 privates, with 21 woman, and 66 children. CASUALTIES DURING THE SIEGE OF LUCHNOW. A supplement to the London Gazette, issued last night, contains the following list of offloere killed and wounded during the siege and capture of Lucknow Ideutement F. R. S. Floyd, extra aide de amp to chief of staff, wounded severely. A IiTILLBAT DTVISIOM. Lieutenant 0. D. Thsckwell (16th N. 1.), assistant tauter, Divisional Staff, killed. Acting Mats Henry vey, Naval Brigade, her Majesty's ship Shannon, killed. Captain Sir W. Peel, K.C.8., Naval Brigade, wounded severely. Major W. W. Barry, EA,* Artillery s iege, wounded severely (burnt). Lieutenant H. A. Tracy, I s t Artillery siege, wounded slightly. Vstarbory Burgeon T. Hickman, 3rd Brigade Bengal Horse Artillery, Bald, wounded slightly. Lieutenant Jonathan Caps (30th N. 1.), sasiatant bag gage master, Brigade BtaA killed. Captain A. J. Clerks, Royal Engineers, died from the effects of a gunpowder es plosion. Lieutenant E. P. Brownlow, Bawl Engineers. &rag duty with the Royal Engineers, died you yes elects of a gunpowder szplosion. Major A. Taylor, Bengal Ss =..wonaded severely. Lieutenant A. 0. Forbes, Bengal ~ wounded slightly. Ensign Knowles, Pungent, Pioneer% in shoe in knee. - OAVALZI DIVISION. A. Little, tat Cavalry Brigade fitsf4 wounded serer ier Captain T. W. H. Hutchinson, her Majesty's 9th Laaosra, wounded dangerotinee dead). Major C. A. tunau Seaford, 6th Pb Ca valry , killed. Captain P. Wale, commandant, Ist Sikh I rregular Cavalry killed. Lieute nant A. R. D. Mackenzie, Ist Sikh I;regular Cavalry, wounded slightly. Lieutenant Goodby, let Sikh I Cavalry, wounded. Lieutenant Montgomerie, liti= gular Cavalry, wounded. Lieutenant Sandman, Ist 81kh Irregular Cavalry, wounded. 2nd Cavalry Brigade Staff—Major J. P. Smith, her Ma jesty's 2nd Dragoon Guards, killed. Lieutenant P. W. A. Carnegie, her Mivety a 2nd Dragoon Guard*, wounded slightly. Captain W. H. Slade, bar Mallory'. 7th Queen's Own Hamra, wounded slightly. Lieutenant H. J. Wilkes, her Musety's 7th Queen's Own Messrs, wounded slightly. Cornet W. O. H. Wakes, her 7th Queen's Owe Hussars, wounded very severely. W. S. R. Hodson, Hodaca's Honer, wounded dangerously (slate dead). UT INTAIII7iT DITilliON. Lieutenant W. B. Rooteam. bar Refeety's bid Light Infantry, deputy amietaat-quertenoseter-gemeral, Diviaional fßaff, lit Infantry Brigade—Ensign J. A. entitt, her Ksjarty's let Battalion sth Fusiliers, wounded alight/y. Tad Infantry Brigade—Captain L. G. Da Coeds (584 h Native Infantry), Regiment of Feronepors, killed. Major J. Braayar, Regiment at Fereaspowt, wounded severely. 2ND INFANTRY DIVISION. _ _ Captain R. itreart, ---- dePt7ty-Ze&teOt-adjutant-general, Divisional Staff, wounded seventy. Sri Infantry Ilrigacle—Lieutenant-Colonel W. J. Loftus, her Mojesty's 38th Regiment, wounded severely. Lieute net-Colonel T. C. Kelly, her Majesty's 38th Regimen, wounded tly. Brevet-Major E. I'. Gloster, hr Ma ry's 38th u lme m 1 1.,.:irou?eitt dangeroualy. Captai womdd n G. seartirnseenant itesgellisbam, her ß =:s 53rd Re treaded severely. li 4th inharry R rlgade—Lieutenant F. B. H. Farquhar son, her Maisety a 42nd Highlanders, wounded severely. Captain C. W Macdonald, her llajenty's 93rd High landers, killed, previously slightly wounded. Lieutenant C. W. Senate 93rd High4oder., killed. Lieutenant R. V. 8. Greaten., 93rd Highlanders, wounded slightly. Helga C. Hutto 93rd Hirhlanders, wounded &lightly. Major A. T. Wilde, 4th Ptutjaub Rides, wounded danger ously. Captain J. Hood, 4th Fanjet) Rifles, wounded dangerously. Lieutenant A. M'L. Stewart, 4th Peen Rides, wounded slightly. Lienumaat 0. L. Smith, 4th Punjaub Rifles, wounded severely. _ _ 31.0 INPANTST DIVISION. Captain H. T. 11Tacpbi;;;;,litit Infantry Brigade Staff, wounded severely. Csain G. P. Prevost, her Majestl's 23rd Fusiliers, wounded slightly. Lientsimat G. W. H. Bussell, 23rd Fusiliers, wounded severely. Lientenant A. L. Tobin, 23rd Fusiliers, wounded severely. Captain G. M. Miller, her Majesty's 79th Highlanders, wounded severely. Ensign G. G. Than. Hon. Emit India Company's service, attached to 79th Highlanders, wounded slightly. Captain F. 0. Salotatry, Ist European Bengal Fusiliers, wounded slightly. Captain E. St. George, Ist European Bengal Fusiliers, wounded dangerously. Lieutenant N. Ells le ,t European Bengal Fusilier', wounded slightly. 6th Infantry Brigade.—Captain W. F. Thynne, 2nd Bat talion Rifle Brigade, killed. Ensign L. E. Cooper, 2nd Bat talion Rifle [triode, wounded dangerously, since dead. Ensign J. A. Drake, (H. E. I. C. service attached), doing duty, 3rd Battalion Rile Brigade, wounded slightly. Lieutenant A. J. Anderson (38th N. 1.), 2nd Punjaub In fantry, killed. Lieutenant P. W. Poulin. 2nd Ptuilaub In fantry, wounded severely. tra Igragrav Tlxviszog. Lieutenant J. Wall, deirTryeinisiiFit . quartermaster 63rmg, divisional staff, killed. Lieutenant 8. Chalmers, ai Native Infantry , sub•sinistant 000rmiesary-geseral), Maims' staff, wounded lamely. Lieutenant Ogilvie, (Madras flappers and Miners), divisional staff, wounded 7th Infantry Brigade.—Captain J. Cator, bee Majesty's 10th Foot, wounded severely. Major W. Radcliffe, her Ma jesty's 20th Regiment, wounded veverely. Captain A. IL Warren, her Majesty's 20th Regiment, wounded slightly. Lieutenant-Colonel T. 0. W. lnerrsm, her Majesty's 97th Regiment, killed. Abstract.—Otticem killed or died of wounds, 19; officers wounded, 48. Total, 87. H. W. NoaxAs, Major, Deputy Adjuianteoenemild the Army THE Loss OF SHE SCHOONER GEORGE.—NARRA TITS OW THE 501.1 Bnavtvon.—William Williams, the mond mate of the schooner George, which was lost on Friday, off Tuskar, arrived in Liverpool yesterday. Be Moss that at 8 cm., on Friday, the vessel suddenly capsized, /eke dews head - foremost with a plunge. The captain and el beads IMO on deck, and Jumped overboard to windward, In ceder to prevent being taken down by the ship. Williams and two other men clung to a piece of floating plank, but after . some time the two wen became exhausted, and dropped away. Williams, however, continued to remain upon the plank until half-past three in the after- I noon (altogether about seven hours), when be was observed by • passenger on board the Brigand steamer, bound from Swansea to Behest. His heed alone was visible, and he wee jest about to sink when he was thus fortunately rescued. Be wee vary kindly treated by the people of the Brigand, sad pat to bed, where he remained mail at eleven o'clock the sam ßri iAght he wee aroused by the collision between the and the William Campbell, which caused the loss of both these vessels, and the destruction of upwards of twenty EWE. Williams succeeded in getting into a boat, and with other, of the survivors was taken up by the Eepoir, a Belgian vessel, and conviyed to Milford. Daring the catastrophe to the George the wind was blowing • gale, and there wen a heavy sea on. Williams noticed that a ship and a schooner were doss to, but neither offered to bear dawn and help the Gems. The J. R. Bnvishaw, which arrived at Liverpool en Sunday, reported haring sesst a schooner capues, and this circumstance corresponds with Williantes aooonnt of the Musa of one of the vessels to come to their aid. CANADIAN AND AMERICAN MAILS-1 he ateato-ehip North American is to owl to-day (Wednesday) from Liver pool for Quebec with the Comedies mails. Loners will be received at the Liverpool dike until 9.46 am., with IN. has until 10.16. and ow the landing stage until 11. The Niagara mils on Saturday next for Halifax and Boston. Letters will be received at the Liverpool pat-onSce until 1 p.m. on that day, with late fees until 2, and on the landing-nags until 3. THE OUTWARD EAST INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. The Mown-ship Pore, Captain Jandemon, lett Southampton yestmdsy with the above mails, a lull cargo, specie of the value of 99,1981., and 98 passenger., among whom are Major Harvey, Captain Caroming, Captain and Mrs. Watson, Lieutenant Barrington. Ike. JAPAN.—A Mr. Goshkevitch has been appointed Rani= consul in Jima. He will reside in the Wend of Yam. His wife will lies with him there; and she will be the first European female everpermitted to reside in the Japanese dominions. Mr. 'itch was ton years is Pe. He was in the amebas frigate Diana while she was being chewed rime.' round the world by the British men-of war during the lighting in dm Crimea. While being chased, the Diana, it will to remembered, wee wrecked during as earthquake in the Eastern ems. Mr. Ocekevitolt 'soaped with his life, end embarked m board a Garman merchant. man for Russia, vie Kamchatka. Hs was takes gaimmor, however, in the merobantrasn, by a British anther, ecnveyed to Hoag Kong, and, at the conoinairm of the Ruing= war, libwaW. He then accompanied Count Pulled', his old commander of the Diana, as interpreter, to Japes ; and he brought back to Si. Petersburg a Japers, with whose ar datums he has compiled a Jopanesedletkeery. Mr. Gear vita proceeds to Japan vie Siberia sad the Armor Aver. Nix 1 IVERPOOL MAGISTRATE/.—The following genders= have been nominated by the government to It m erg'for the borough :-11r. A. Ceetellain, Mr. Pres- Mr. R. Rankin, Mr. James Tyree, Mr. 81. lit. Omme, r. R. Hatchinme, merchants ; Mr. T. Chilton, hanker ; Mr. J. B. Lloyd and Mr. Lawrence Peel, solithem; R. W. Hoogaton, Esq., and E. Amend, Req. ; and Mr. T. l ' Toy balm. LAP imellusnics. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MAY 4. THE SHREWSBURY PERRBOR. The hones sat sea Committee for Privileges, Lord Radar dale in the chair. The consideration of the claim of Earl Talbot to the earldom of Shrewsbury was further proceeded with. Mr. Ellis summed up the additional evidence adduced this semion on the part of the claimant. Sir Richard 13.4 M-11, on the pen of Lord Edward Howard, opened his case in opp.adtion to the claim, and had not eon hided when their lordroips rose. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUBBI3.—MAY 4. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) TOMMIXII L TOKIII4II.- JUDICIAL REPARATION: Slil IIMST JVILT CASI. In this are, which was the first tried before •jury, Mrs. Louisa Tooth° had filed a petition for a judicial separation , on the ground of the cruelty of her husband , who denied the charge. Mr. Tomkins had been a potato merchant in Far ringdon-market, but he retired from business a shat time age, and had gone to reside at Bexley-Beath. The marriage bad taken place in 1848, mid the parties had had five children, two of whom survived. Mrs. Tomkins had left her home in January last, on account of • beating her husband had given her, and she had lived ever since with her mother. The petitioner, having been sworn, deposed that her hus band was • vary ill-tempered person, and was in the habit of Imodting her about when he was in a passion. On one occa sion he had beaten her because she said that a woman whom be bad called • respectable sort of person was not so. They had had quarrels about another woman, towards the child of whom her husband made a regular payment. Her husband threatened to bring the child Into his home, in order to henish winters. If ever she made a mistake in her accounts would abuse her ; and on one occasion when she bad returned late from Woolwich, he beat her with his fits. On another occasion he had pulled her by the hair of her bead. Witness was still auffenng from the effects of the ill treatment she had received. Several other witnesses gave oorroborative evidence. Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., Mr. Skinner, Q.C., and Dr. Swabey =rfor the wife ; Mr. fienjeent She., Mr. Raieell, and inks for the husband. The learned Judge, in summing up the cam, observed that after a long expenenoe he was satisfied that a jury wee the beat tribunal for trying disputed questions of fact ; but at the same time It would be very nee...tory for gentlemen who served in that capacity to keep their minds perfectly free from any feelings of irritation which the evidence was some time calculated to produce in them. lathe present instance If they were satisfied that the husband had been Funky of such cruelty towards his wife as to raise a well-founded ap p for her safety, they would find for the petitioner. The Jury returned a verdict for the wife ; and 81e C. Cromwell decreed the separation prayed for. This beklt received with some applause, the learned udge said he would not tolerate such a manifestation of feel ing in a court of justice. If they were to have such things it would he far better for the court to sit with cloned doors, and to have an authorised reporter to let the public know neat day what had taken place. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BAN /LAUFTIL Must lbwaaa Wawa& WI OILILLAB WILLIAM CIWITILILL. gbh liw. Blispdia. wawa ne minesdar Kay 14 et la matt June 111 at lat ......... Illy nand and Baker. Licelt4sam Oity ; WILLIAM MI1 12111i70•11 KM& • DMIIIL /AMOS 1•511:11111, Bond lime. am and hies lidwardlt UMW. ummehauta. le_my U and July t ls t . att. &new Platelane, City; 08. rind., Raman aesoiti=e .. 2 l. ll3e r 1 . E . 1:. oe, r..41 ,.. aea at iew.i...., el. amen„,malullultalhalmmilem. LIAIOIIOOIII/11WAIT AMITIL 110111•11.41•11% . 01. AM Mahar. May 14 at li., and Jame at at Mel, Loa*. Bedford.row i oe. moth. William Mumma Mama. B .. t.p.....at NMI Jima 10Mt at MmlnglaMlimint. Meat sod Gemara ami Co, u; 171/10.W= Mrs* haildillit Tatman Salon. Malatome. WM". U 61 Jim 11 at 12. at Midagloall mewl Bala . H W. , Olth and linm Rearm ; et YBwa JgiVi l / 21, l d ajwu 11:rilla answ millar. Its Moir* W IMMO Irbilmem. Rust UMW, I LISIM eim W Ornter. NV a sad 'Ms I. el SI . Jamas mid JoiltareM i llarrm,T .1111. = UM Kay fl at U. seed ;men It 1411. Mlamta cila t tm ilati OP., Bradford. and me Merarte. Mob ; Juana M WPM" T Mig illablagit. Ma.l2 0 and Ann LI. 111 U. a Giart. awl Banda, loads; ad. mallt. Team HOST CLAM& Menke. Llneotroldre. saddler. May 16 and June 14. at U. at Lei o...art held at Kumotomapon.litill. BM, Hughes. Liaroln ; of. wig. Oarriell. Bull. I jams Bowman HAL Tideawed. Derbyshire. drugzilit. May 16 sad Jame 11, as 10. at Leeds Court held at Winfield. Sol.. Muria. Blid. Odd" ea maim. Britain, nhaMeld. Joan WE erTIMMUI, Liverpool. hoot maker. ME 13 and Julie 3. at U. at Liverpool Court. Sole.. Lama mad don . verpool ; oft. sing, Turmr. Liverpool. (Imams Dixon. flactville. New Bream ion, and Liverpool. ohlpowner. Mae 14 lad Jose 4. at 11, et Liverpool Court. hOt.. Benilunton. laultlMit; of amid, Turner,Liverpo ol Mittman a %Amu, Liverpool. mot manufacturer, May 11 and June 14. salt at Llvecoul p. Court. Mole., Holdeo sod Bons. UvorPool 1 to mit, M mrM. Joan llon=nandwiand. elp owner. May 11 and June 14. at 1, at Normotle=; Court. Itola . Harm and Co., BouMmontom Mao and NeweamMupotaryne ; ea. min, t'i llairr d Mwmalmupea.yne. .. .. Jr !Dora Tama as, Jua. Newaraaapaa.Tya...7.77aaado *Mk Ma 7 17 a in, sad Jaw lest 11. at Nawartlaspoo-Tlas Co Bak, Brown sad Boa. Newcaalfrawa.Syr; u■saga. Baker. 21awardako aaon-TTaa IIIOOLVINT 1.0111.411 J Bowdao, RmoborY.:1:01. Is a 'WNW acdic. tlocer-c, b pall . lirontl.l4llo. - 117 " MNIC — ialdligl G. 0. Sberbome, K lag e pima al. Piave, bilogtoo. bout aa ' ar d . ...Nr e. ta. ikeneed ntaller of be oesper. ma:, Elleend• "' mo d em . ''' tee d tot! o "Ve ld brtm W eeea. bilsibrd 'itasal anulle "."S s IC: field. Alelogbylace, Hackney. mauls to a dip . M. I • urnirr , srld row, Walworta. bores *Wit -O. haldittiton. Dam-J. tWireL WI Itioa.=aa, dotter-Am Staodea. Morthaeraulet. Oao, boars keepar-A. C. Wilkens. Rber ..teericillire Wilkirssiswele resatt. niendiaata dart. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Saxon Towns, Pillaidelreat, I:RW.4 looldat Am A 111=- lot &Willed Wak Si, idAY and three euteequeat W at 'Aiwa/dee. Dattnatealeetztet. Rica am. Palm. Sew-Inn-yard. Old Bailey carpenter-Id die Wend B oto S.elaibal SL ktryst. Nay 11. and three sateelitent Wednesdays. at Edwards's. Rome Tema. Otest Towerairest. City. colonial broker- dual Eel dead o bsa. l . ll k llay 4. sad en/ tabenliteat rawday. at Nowak 00114- Jan as Hawn RM. Illadrfilaytonal. Barmy. Wes dealer -Stod Mei. dead of b. Sid.. May 4. sad awy eutaequent Tueeday, at Neuritis. Ouildball-oi- -- vs. 0 -- -.... IfteMatombini. rover-let dbidead of 3.. -..__ .. _ - A Peeneil a. 0 olldh.li m..... /WWI (Madan. May 4, sad any subsequent 1 Outianat.......—_ Cauca Dar. 116th, Kowa. I tmacener—lst dividend of lv. led., Iday 4, aad subsequent Tuesday, at vennell v. tint , dnalinbambers. HURT OZZISTIAN, illachnt.lane, City, coffeentvenant-2nd . 14 6 4 . Nat 4, Lad entoposit Tuesday. at Paanne., Wawa Amu, Yu Mau, CU, corn factor--4th dividend of id., 1 4 .4 4. and say nibssunat Tain&y, at Pennell s, Galldholl.chuabors. JON. 1145, 1.0101.. Intaffaisolvet. Crivediests, anunbr--lat divi dend 04 4. ha V. viV , er5.14.1 4, and die anbsuamot Tenday. al c 111A•C ILICSAILMIOS V14L011.1/111410WA4d11, City, sad lialsondivad„ Ilatbuy. builder-14 divben of b. U., May 4, sod ay vabenviant Tandy, at Paunalea Ovildlankbambem DAILTIOI.OIIII 111.1.4trut, liontimaric. and New-erat=4. stationer—tad dividend of 4b1.. May 1, and icy makicaint at Posnelea, Guildbabetumbna. Joni Paul DAVIS , wina amercbast—Lid dividavd of 9.4 bay 4, sad any satosumet Taw day, at Pavane.. OalidhallUtsmben. llust Lauave, Wilinlogtocrunare. Clerkourall, WM& mashie tueir—lie dividend of la id., any Thursday, at Standold'o. brim , 1.111.1111. TEMA. TATLOIL, - , ..ail ITTI•aa. lbakblata, lead, pear-1A balbuil It b. 44.. soy Tbunday, at Starlsla* Bamiaaballaleaal. 'Arm M•1 1 1M11•011. M= r l .7. (awaked at b. b.. say , all raaosaict WINOTOPI. 1%. 1 autos, Ota Droabatra. Ob. al eu ea imi.si n ia...B. = et IW.. sal riaba. at I r . W /ay 4 4W airay IWWWwW roa=al=2/W ox WILL IM WITIIM. MAINIIKI~IIII.IIIII% di at Kay 3, and brie Wagamitialabb= Hatable UMW?. Baotou. tbaabiaLbak_kaakale . a . ai= I. 6&./441 L ma throe wan at liml //mums Sammaalr Ow =ns rgrelabroa. sad Nottma, damaiss. fad dirlasailttrei. /4 , 1 11. art aws . st • CRAM .= IWO% IgigallaWerg Tit. 14aT &mare at Ilimiaati Citaimaa, a/ 1.:1&. may a. lad be malmaitma &A. at Ennui Demme II ata, stal= liamed ablaut IL Ng Tesurby. la larapaaL DIVIDININS. Wu W. B. L. Dom. Drass mi = w l4/Isimana ODDS Paw oot-otroos. Ooskrairldia mi aL ai l e r &Nam I arorvota assail. tirelarDwiw. mordant- Nag IL Jabs. lagemrsais row. Orr. TH•191.911911. forks.. rimaam.liams, adlat-NDA Id. U. Gni. Y Norfo/k. !akar= Hoy se. 11. Horrirawaldwa... J. Naafis. Erma. own seoroiantw-Ilay ST J. Na% 1e9.. ONS: tailor-4=w I. D . i lLp ?Mew. M P. N. 1 . Mew tosisobouspor-Nag . lay aside J. IL air e. /Lusby. Horwlobbbejrwrissorpow-llay X 11. J TR outatter.-Yu 11. J. N. 94•11_01090919 . 9 9Hr). IA Noy 9L 0. liTahn or sad J. wawa. unepool ✓od Iliword9 Wart Alp oiondlors-Jsow 9. J. Wein,. erso4 Gllrraby. llaralworstro. lowsoirrys. ONNTINIOATIN Ms la sasMism Dm be Dora Do as sraliarr. am at maim Way W. D. fisakistra. o.lopartie sr pods- Nu Al J. Debra. DODD sad mese.]: •rorra J. O. ismapas. NAO. Jaw D. Heilme, = W. Nowtoo, N • yea Tailor. rie.. C ettwt.jos., sal N. Tyler, Prassisr. iX i lra fisaaftiVeres. PANTNININIII DIDNOLVID. 3,lbedra sad J. Losiplar LIIII6. 11111.111101 wed visastslarani-. J. Iheas ma W. iesimsel. Jam, Wires*. Mess sad ilsadarsar wamisomma.-11 Tarr sad O. MIK User poor, oral morobaraw 11. lidoloNoila. H. Jade; sad J. Dart Aslass.sadsr , t yaw. Laws die. salairs, se far as Dards N. liddriksso-r . _Liu. ass.. N. Ms,. I. Imas. awl J. DAN. Iva, Naliaessa sad Warm Lash. lift Iftre se kr as nor& J. NW, 4D -A. eraisiV iz io. raf t NW 1 Wrest. . Mama sod bra • Dr el nark a alliiille4 6 7 . lll 41. 1 1 . 111199411111011.. • .. 11 72= Z I Weinmainsilik. M. i'.‘1"...- 5..- 111eC i n si... T4 . 1 eliiiatt fk i. Z....= 6..... 50a11. i . Mil ftri s : l lo.7o/1. prftlare-W. Dais asd J. IMts ari W. =taptis= "ll4 •seassrses-o..... t rarr e- , 14 . W ealhy. I sad T. O. Nalralsrabk. als wth =rtalviiii. E "- it Drww DO NOM. soillasre-1. Wham sod J. ark: owts k inars-J. Tbasiss. A. ussmrood. sad A. Das Ansmrs. se Dr as roma J . tar i M i1ii t 1e7 .:•ja."47„..... . IrDassa sad J. sal J. klasis- ire D. Jar. legirierlip-D. sod J. SHAN" ...z =4l/" ...1._ serS to :Wir . 1 .60.. . Wa rms, /a. 11 8 =j1e. vs Sas IL INI. BOOTCH BEQUISTRATIONIL A AAAAAA n MILRI and Itrraller ftrtaa, kberdose, woollen dragon. May 11, at for Lemon Tree Hotel. Aberdare DAVID POITII, Raiff, shlp agar, May 11, at as Haag lee. Baal Pavia Tamara's and JAIIII Los ail. Oltatow, plumbers, Hay 11, the faculty of Procurator: Hall, Glargow. DAVID PILIDGIS, Reletaustr, MOM., May M lensody's tiblp Hag, Aterdele. Gaeasaa Warms, Durdot fellow trader, [ l .l 1. at Madras Royal Low, Desaarlas. WILLIAM Cohlwidge MUls, miller, May 10, at DODOLD sag Lycra% Ralerrosaaw, Edinburgh. Jam 21•1111 and JAWS , Haunt. ,Jun. Reabargb,lratioundas, May 13. M Hausady's gap Hotel, Mina/MR u 1 io da u IN 801 141 i i• 81 83 37 rt L re int t gal Ns 11l 1 die hi 112 li hi U. IN IN 100 101 gt loW 1 . . : - I u .. I i i .. I I POYWN 11411.VAlt. ; —7.1. l e i ll s. I tales. to= — i ail J. R 4111210. NW A. It. Heard% Leith, merchants, so tar a. regards N. HUY. MARKB7 OOTTON.—Lressroes, Mar 4.— TM market t0.&7 Er tots MT arena, sad the pares are much the ems. There has bum a seed d e . mead. and the Was are 11000. 4,000 for apeetdatioa and neat.. 380 Bora% Bid. add.; 80 Bah* TH.; 40 Maranharn. $B4. to 44.• reryotleh. Bd. to 11d. ; la) Perams. Sd.; 11.110 Armes Id. to del 'of s.. WOO. OOTTON (100D8.— Neectigmn, leer 4.—tr e bare Itni a Num tom In the msrket MN morning. and Wrens Rpinosra hem reaneed advance of Id. to et per lb.: but Moths. though decidedly firmer, lag In biller regoar. are damn to more at au mamma Mennen wale hare dialed mare lino.. but Mr attempts to obtain a nal (saber ogres*. For Bolton whining. there is more demand. and man meet an Impromment In value. The buyers at fyayemat Mende more We Appel to !maim market.. but pine ii — o7mee V the lirrix..e — nix cebteWaimian — tniTel . . meta efitpperi' am she beim to some extent The home trade has tam settee far mantilla mok and water of low and medium counts The Mai altomther effected In yam have been conederablo compered with m. cent operation. to this market lhe home trade bare bees rather satire Doyen in the cloth as well as the yarn market. " The market we look to fora permanmt and tomortant relief to the MeomiWedl; err. nu sod Co., to tbelr circular of this month : . • the house market. We are armed by com Pete t Mama that so imtwom mot Ism lad felt lo t^a demand by drapers sod melte, for • general err runent of good. Bo far tbe home trade merebanta bare had 11,11, Inducement to remeort their stock, amply. b Mose Poice• ere act ex set low, sad an upward movement mutt be vl..w for some time to Menu The printers and fancy pod. manufacturers. mad those enmeed le the bome trade, have experienced inure demand for their br,xluct de . sod. althmeth Prime hare by Do intern been remunerating. • relief baa been afforded. sod workpeople Aare been more fully etup : ovel than they previously were, particularly those en used in print works Tba miodiel Madame dorm In to. borne vada 01. morning sod yesterday Den Lyon lo the tatter cla. of vhirt.oks milted to th e amotry bows, sad the mike of these ba se to • fair amount. Tbere bas been • decidedly Unproved demand for America. sod In plain lee:o6M4 nod elembrioe good. have been moved to-day that bat al. to stock untouched elate tretober. The priteirml Poprovememt In this source of deemed, bersever, hes le fancy good. The better emu of 40.10 ch s h irting. salted I. Oldies hare air. been In more request. and a fair busies. has been dew I. labels of el lb weiiht Promo. hare No In more deemed at rather better Week and • dram report xe made alth aspect to the demand for doeustleu The letters from Waxed sad Bombay were to ett teed el meek atal are oaseldsred favourable by the trade, but It It earl, teemst le meet of th eir ellest ea betimes. WOOLLlllf.—Lsaaa. Vas 4.—We have no feature In the Cloth hall. Yds tombs that requires notice. There Ow bac about the usual ab Medan'. el roarehanta. sad a (sir bathes has hem transacted for a Tesplars searkst. vansasetaso. Mac 41.—Market very quiet. Tray few shippers In. Acacia la dernsad and a rushee hafts quality, bat very little Is &dad ha asythlag W001,11.-11ovesaarrem. Nee 4.—e burin In London have boa made" their arst purchases doers for the motet to dsy, but bass, ant andhas It en cheap as was 'emoted. refuse to purchase, ander ea Impresim that prices will be dal lowr,ed these has In eon sermenes ea 4 a mall portion changed hands. MANOPACTllTtni.—Hronsuriams. MAT 4 . — Tbn dmi•dd for mougasSarsd goods contlaues much the same as during the months of Mar* sad April ; • moderate amount dotm, but it siW falls meek abort of wtM Is usually done m this time of the year, and manotar toms complain of Wog unable to obtain more than mime cost foe their goods. 001111f.—Laos. M. 4.—We have a good show of foreign orbs; and kir arrivah from our own coast Millen try to buy at lower W., bat bailors generally are very Brlll . the trade eonoequentlt rule. gultrt,arld the bunion done to at about the pikes of Ride, lasi Barley In limited doomed :rake recedes. Beans and oak stood, ; other artkles without alteration Lint, KAY weather andante .honey. with a morth.etot tried. At to-day • market the wooly of wheat wee small..tbkh met • ray eels et loot Totoday • mom ,Wtaa end oak out folly as dNif. Wheat, white. ellbalto Mita. 46. to 4k; ditto rod, eelto. to 631 b... to 47. : ditto am. 621 b, to 641te.. 44e. to 47t. ; ditto ditto, 001 k. to elk. 4k to 43e.: beaky. Cheekter new, 631 k. to 141bn, 3k. to • ; ditto common, tuba to tete" 3k to 3k.: kook old. 'arc to 444th.. 42a to 44.: nor. 4411. to tieltm. 40e. to 4316 pm or. to the poems. Mat 4—Goad supple of whoa' from the otwol sod %broad. wlth • raw retail demand at Patorday*. piton Flew asks. Moltke borkw otum ; grinding steady at full pekoe Osta set to flat of ; late anima from abroad. Bear sad peas din. sok leading Sower. ffaidalll7lllf. Was 4.—There was a very good sapply of all kinds of ink sod umod<ste suendsocs of bums. That trade la whoa use gory aoll at from ski cirosmaanoe of hither prime Wog eked this basin f Is:kW to glee. and the trade cloud at former quokkas. Bakke to doer slow. at former rate. Although gime few malt beam are yet opa, the deinsod for malting woola of barley le vary halted without seats of Week ant In other sample. the. wee also very Mae dabs. • moderate lagalry for malt. whteit declined from l► to la peg qr. Oats sold from Is. to h per ete dove , . aod the trade Whit; awd to Mb. reopeets plow were as but quoted. Wheat, Ws. to ea per qr. Nestoy. Us. to SU. per qr. Oak. Ws. R R Ma per gr. Doak Us. to ik. qr. Pik 44e. to alls. par qr. kWuto 4k Sark Us. to . lea per k. raw. M. to Mk pre soak. Malls to. to OL dd. per hoilmi OATTLI.--4ugavar. NAT 4.—Our fortalstitly market wee bald Ibis day. whoa the of an kinds of AsislA wo estremely add the egteadasee of baps gad dealers was oleo .fort. no doubt from Whet Pair eecarrlag to-dy. Trod. wad enromely dull, but for lls• bed termer prim inn obathdd, and assay Mirka ores were left is- NIL The supply of drop was Yee short, bat. treat the emallasse at the swabs., moot of thins denied heads without 511 'to. of prima The few lambs on offer amtatalned late rota. There we a eery hap of mho. la the moralag budded was very amok, bat Gator :1 1 My all were disposed of at about loniser rates. In this pig market httle bottoms sae dining. Beit ex beef, 10a dd. to U. ; sow sad bolter ditto. 9a 6d. to 10. Id.; boat Dowa motion. Md. per lb. caber brads. 6;d. to 7d.: lamb, 9d. ; veal. 7d. to 79d.; heal pork dd. to 7d. per lb /salved ditto. 7d. to Bd. per Ps.; sad la dd. te fl per more; green beams : ad. to Id. or t lb.; dry ditto. ludL ; hams.9o. : bacon pip, An. &I to TA 9d per coon; quarter ell *MO plip.l6l. to Ih. aim ; addled dm. from 12e. to 16a odd Winos Bram Beau deli. Mtn 4.—This fair toot platy to lag s but out., to th e h e w., o f the tteitsbury fortelrhtly market al s t rime time, the attendance was somewhat room 11121411 , 1 thee ito otherwles hem be... 13U11 It was by Do memos emalL The number of sheep peened was not pone so large la at Ma nay fair, but the general quality of the animals was decidedly importer. The 11••• Wino • ether cop, value el.. for the beet ember tris.i. he ms awarded to Mr. Hoary Boos, of Aron, and a tow lot of It would Impossible to India say false. We underdatid that per heed wee offered for teem on Monday night, but refused, and subseteentlY 63a. .11 made for there la the fair. A greet rout was abr. awarded as a prise to Mr. Barnet Miapherd. The second prize. a direr cup. value Y.. wee canted off by Mr. W bather, of ATO.I. This lot were remarkable for thee eym=i Mod linlnilltberb shepherd was awarded sprite of abet. Trade ge Ina somewhat slow, but prime rattier ore, thew reotetlr obtained thowntem Coupled avenged from 36a to 60e. ; come prime lota cold as Web as dim: and top from to 41..; prime bole higher. The number of beasts offered was tolerably lame, sad some of thou changed halide Mewed prima A Manor nowt will apply to the bone felt. Thep woe a good exhibition of agricultural hoplameets; Mr. TrAkfir. Mr. Clams, Mr. Beene, Kr. leettell, and Mr. Host, holed the principal inhibitors. The amok of the latter gentleman Included one of burro and Rey's prise modem TRAFFIC RETURNS. MUNI P.. Kw , Total. TOW. 11.111.111ILTIL Weak amdbe April 11. ems. worm absollas. , 1.167. - Otamd ?that of Comma $44 1.297 6,1311 9.41 N 5 004 Wait eudlas AprU 111. Ihdhlo sad Lakm fierce lll Mt 913 1.041 1111 Rook sadly Aorta 17. loot Westin MI Craft lll 6.700 1.264 10.939 Us 6 Weak aiding 146216. ROM f AMY - - - Led 690 Off So* 111mfteadifi sma oedema 11 L fijewoo amd South Wats* 6.044 4.601 Weak aidlail Mar 2. Nceth Landau ...... . 9 1.371 1,004 IVO 11.2111 LesomOvum . DOM Mei Oseaty Dom 317 61 *4 741 SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCS. CABIIALTT. Wublegion (English 114), hem Emend km Wilms, with may WS disoseared to be on Ere as the 1111 of lagasry, to tat At 11, 19 W., and ultimately wad ea aeon der*, a gale at /4W sal broke op ; mew mega amieekkeed beem—Valgraliss. Marsh 11. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Meese. from Akre far Liverpool, April I.IM. 2 N., I. 21 T. CO of ale Cove, tree bootee ter Liverpool. April 1, lat. 3 IL, S. IS W. Beira (4reerieea skip), tree Liverpool for Calcutta, limit IL be II la, lea. SI W. lake of Freer, from elm By for Load., TO clam Nosh le, lee 2.43 B. les. lee W. Mel", tree Wets for Liverpool, April 11, lat. 41 If, lee. T 1 W. Theme, tram Antigua for Loudon, agaU 1, lat. 10 11., lea a w. %Ito" ken Leave fir thaeolue, Yob. 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