The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-07 00:00:00

Amanita OP 1.1 1 .11 TO MN 4 LIBERAL PART" A meeting of indmemilast liberal members of pelliment twes heM ea ilFelmmisy la me el Me committee memo of tits Homes of Mommeas It hod been ammased by whaler, amaandogos we wilmelmd, from emeala iegm sialadwe who an dimaildhol with the post and planet ow dllfes of e p. * m g p m " i oho how. Almut FN meames won Num b ook is/ Mr. 1111•131•11, the ruponsatative o IfewerMe.a-Tywn was la the The Cis num. pnwedad to explode the aright of the med hig. It we ormsonsd, he said, in essammate af the Mew turdwMehaammily mitrediel he the liberal mama dhoonliat that we hooperehla tram the aa.Ntta. In width the Moral w a s * w Motif. It was ant its i m posed the meeting eft called to port any partiedor otaimma. Them who bed memsmid it were nut Anxious to an the L ea d al m f era of Lord Pdatoraton or Lord Job . y other claimant to the position d loader In tho sa H owe of Commons. Nor le it aided la mar te advocate any spook! treasume. N or w we h inamdail they Mould Mad themedwa to any liamos. The veal object of the meting we to imprint the ard width he believed to prevail, that of his the Arty had ant Melt tad treamd—that, in dash in tether boos bars no real on bade id ihe the •101~111 to they attached leo patinae hied Km ported Wawa by gummonsats that had rep hemi by th e Shaul party. So with newel is a z wition. No tilmesittos bad been shows to lip an aumeres of relies in this department of the daft sad army emoshaseta for reform were especially NAM by the Moe and the Foreign Wilms. Bat me ked M Arrived et a critical period ; and although so wish to disturb tho meant govern.. mg I we probabla that before loeg, a Mew of adshery weld the plate, and he thought they shred In mewed to Mho edwomege of any cinuimatance that might wear. He behead that the whole Mord bed sat beam =noel L amb with la pee times, foe the gems awes, the woe mew wee f ed wary whig goolowlnese: keg experbsos ef those MUM, in ronameat Om great poem te kale all ateampla at TAN'. He was someinsod he make the amolimiate orf the who he avid that MN am * to le be is peamodaa el • as • am Medias and ad a Mims beah be oondatillm the mike K ample was 1 7=i Mr. tam (Marhin sb =a to the alloct—" This marilles ammet_ same amidection with the girmew um, thst haw Mieleibut Mod spas the Mooed party, siad OM so law gewirames wM ha worthy et suppost whisk dim sea menliina easiest sal aad datimity is promming mirons impeemumwe sad reform" Kr. Damn (Idantsete) asesadad the madam. He, with Me beadowable altairman, complidnod that ow gown mnolo went Ste malme g a and sew JIM* better it than • Z I) oZegiegK to be Zit a/POMO*: end be we world MOM nd not alop he the ~throw wispeod of the pealat govern- The rembollea was menhoeuely by the made& Mr. CLAY ( aHall) nesoni woad reselleake That joirumasat wisidag have tha mailleme el the Arty should b...s.babb.d on a wider haie." U. memerked that the saw gowsamant was weak, but he did wee see bow, at the pew* time, anyone add brat • . Lord Paleasratoa had forfeited the einlidasee • f • portion el the Moral piety, le meek es, that OM amid ant be rams& The home we are sunny tired of the aid blued, and he Mew* the wintry hod hem Wed of k bag aga._ Mr. Poem (Wahan) snags/ the rowilatim JIM witroft and forded that the *MI of the modem was net to souls who lhellii be WAR, bet to give strength to Mars who might leaky watt tammellell the liberal pea The meted neektion we aloe namknously "... r Mr. ATICFON premed Mat the Mod per alt epos the admilles of Jeorldi ChuseMmees and the prig el a sem Mr. Loges apposed Mb progioilm, sod ilisisaddl Mit Se ballot wa ef wry gram hapommest al Mika* the bast wield he but a blind. Mr. IWAST urged umniesity, and felt that the radallens Mei bed boampamod were cough Mr. W. J. Fox add the saw pri paid eignoned Ye ask we too Ueda. Sir A. ILION (Seib) concurred with Mr. Pos, aid "mho about peeing ht aids@ far a purer distributiaa et painnags The premed at Mr. Ambit wei thd nen. Mr. Amnesia. Tows (Manchester) was la brow of joist *pentium It was searrary that the Mewl porgy should be !.bead of whet we sully going ce, and far this =am he would haw a eviler "whip' appointed. Me Meer abs=lthat tom gendentaa should be admil to anal a the apprising them *I whet was ire Wad; and be gamed Mr. Forster m sad biked so doubt Mr. Firmer would be able to find • 0 00Slsgsa who weld maim him la hi Mama Tblepropeddea was adowleiL Mr. foam Loans (Hades) moved dm drake d the iag meis tJr a s shoinm osper w idth i. wan carried with applaess, sad the ring that ste XL DICKENS'S READINGS. Last night Mr. Dickens read " The Chime? in Ilt. Martin's Nall We leave tweedy entered so fay into a ihemfgeks of Ile. Dichme's style and powers that a mere mod of ,lee fast might be sufficient , but Dow that the Ine Chrielmee be have been read before • London patine lls lee le lime she bleed going—mad who dose net f—to aMempt la sous mime to classify the peculiarities of each. We would thirds., advise the admirers of rough, hearty gerileitty—kind, beaset, meltable people, seedy moved to Mare or laughter Imiherimlastely—to attend the ruche( of "The Catol." Thom letrimen cossezien in story andeishoro• tkia of pica ant dingle elesid go end hear " The Cricket on ilmi Hearth;" bust them ptammelng a due sppreciatlen of ammo& power—dises teehem the ert of Garrick, of Kimble, and of Rea le a eery end delight, those who believe Oat tragedy ropshes higher qualification. than a loud voice, mad comedy subtler pemepticam than those involved in the faculty of grimaolsigimeh mama, we sey, should listen lie the reading of " The Chimes." No as of any immededge in the metier, wig, ding Mr. DIY= UM night, meld have felled to peeve, as he gra dee.: worked himself ap bit by bit and imbued himaelf more and mere with the "kit ot the chancier, that before that medium steed aam who, had be net Wm the greet pease pea. would have Ism the first mow of the day. The M inks el lie mike to atindeattia, so it the especial= of his ape e bat dm mignileent• ef ovary phase, of every move -640_48.... awl of 16 bale, el Pwa of hie ti3dy, is the most musiderfsd part et we win write the word we ori gladly dined el—shie There aro we believe, perms who while to tie theatre out account of the scenery, drawee, general worldly vanity con muted with saint and Inherent in tined, yet SW great consolation in such amusem e nts as • • roofings" and a antertaiaments." each paeans may, indeed, think them aim well off—they are seldom or ever bored by mediocrity, r em eoz o th=a opportunity of trimming the finest of the age, led up to by the most ba dminton, gives wittiest the idiot brew exaggeration , Vgren, lowoover. by a ignilemin to the quiet dress of winery seeming life. LONDON CITY MISSION. The masa meeting of the members of this society was by yeredey of anew Hell. Mr. J. P. PLI, NTT kg supported by die Maim of Riptu, Bir E. N. Bee , s'idadß rik.. 3l l l 4 l 4` . =.7d, 840 W 11: re. el Ileea Tho law, WIWI vas by dr ley. J. Gerwoortas raw, Marl that the rift bed SO alosiessrios Implored, oho MOM amour wade= dress la Leader requiring orieteace, besseen Abeheles, Itraenr4 Gemeas, Jew., 'oldies, robes, 'pellseree, gym. saewaas. Oseswiched amiss priesers, as vell se le peke-beerre sod esdesehops, eight Woe s wadkbeeses, sad hospitals. Ths aerobe, of fri *hid awing the year bed le 193.071, of +Web lalal rare Rorseater, 1,11111 Jewhh, sad 2003 bail. The amber of visited , d alia WIN de ta• sick` The la bas !arum sestiones vase rhea B spat derlallbry ebbeibe able, 474,100; devipinese OM 4,404 ; riftises beets pm sway, 2,1411016; books hat, 44,11 Mese ... 01 B aw duns 30,836 ; spa a senior 41N ; mew ef Scriptures la ehhatios, lirr . 'llC; abbe imbed ausbrely to wind pals warddp, VOL diddosta ant to Togged, higher-ft, sad flandey sdreb,lll,olll ; arinniceses received by the rakdrese,Wh; lind le. mayer eerreeesi, 447. drumheads ruhard, 741 ; esupir Ward to retry.o : alba fasales. Irma as mph la lb, drikes, 6,6 Z of nom gag h o g w oo to ashy NON" 106 bra seihred their pr 146 ewe etherwlee rescred ; baskedisse to drab sa'g'a, 17$; shops domed ea the Ines dq 140. • spiel obi= bed be.. opted for Gaye Meepal, mar the dent sepriateademe or the divide supertenbai, sled the reerines of the beeprd bed eakeedbed fa a pee Isweede the saber anise of the may. The asseber . o n f e r n aeate la Gees Mesphol was ea ea arms 6.226 wben dIeL Tor answe ef sea-peirate wee St, 'lee der bed use boa verited by theialseioneries. Is ourrames of the serer weft bed flowed fres the eatilbh- MUM of the rimier at Gees, the directors of be Louisa Bread bed applied Ive aisigeary, sad tre lel bra op The reedp of the year year bed bra SMIRK We. ritie alias of the Marta abea, .es aid by the Her. J. Clesim, el Cams 231,: e pert nee adsphil ; as wee alio the .seedy the le.. Hip latered. add =I by the ass W. larlalls, islisktar of Repot rpm& CYO ; "That the restlag =lb drier thaddliesele•Ligkey del Ihr be rer ead beeps el Mb Waft sgas be hires of re Imam Cy aloha taring Naar del dean it are easeseepr eat earl_ how ha be ne rig per, be evaundiesilea ef the am* taassakii mom dies siebeptile.• • eineriMee fir eenbring the Wham of Ihe rem. yew nee applari. Cymru Puma.— thrs Piallailli DAT. TIMINIWIY, MAT I.— Aeollsior NI pemost, 1,443 INN kg min WM., Off i Wok 3,060. SPOBZING. CHESTER SPRING MEETING. THE CUP RACE. LDEIMONAI ! PAATICIILAU. 'Pio flaw woe memirlul elan* ssehrism, sad wheel the Ineari et maw was were alma fate t id T s =te ale is deem hem br giber The hones were webs, ilia margasmat, however, owing to Ilis bewhiv ernasa mer Mined so below it at. Wpm...ibis to at the appointed tam Mr. Hibbard = MI competitors along the Dee side of the owns, sod Nisei dim to WI I. according to their respective nant hem Thy was hard with lath delay, and expeotaihere wew iumeithed that Off would be dieceiseed by des starter at the ilia Is this hope, however, the spectators were diss sad Whin after failure iacseeeed their . ewe eameii iiiieii—iiiy.tie - ; a oTe m , lan . i uTa rs Lathe toot reek and the YeMhj el their tiny jockeys to stride them, card the Mee shine. Physician, Sweet Thin, Pamir, Priem Roy .. l, and Night Raw wen etimpienone in the refractory Be. Once Phjaleime and Pelham ran needy to the dimwit balm they were stopped, and Primmer Royal mated past the Sired. At the tenth attempt, however, the Manor ems the signal, awhile horses quitted the pun in • elasier, Primers Royal, Adams, and Oue Act being la the rear whnh the Seg - lislL When they had got dirty an their bp, Night Ramer we the tint to show in advisee, mid in Glom permit of him were Sweat William, General Weememens, Princess Royal, Kelpie, Physician, 3 es e i l reMey, sad ta this order they posed the Webs" when rider broke his stirrup leather before going My yertle, bang nit the and of the ruck, with Adman, Nordierwr, sad Cies Ad bringing up toe extreme nu. At the Warehouse tan Wouvermane rushed up to' Night Lew, Ned mod with line to shoat half-way up the Deo Me, mi te be ewe ait IRA the leaser being or mindr mad Pbgeters, Isteg logether, nest, with sad The Peer la deo attendance. At ill. 1 =tie pat Impel lea lip le Wounermana, and Night Nargpir dewed bee the Oka piece, the others meta lsa shat rehabs positions well ri-entering the *might ; what la the vela es they weaned pest the Sand the INCIMMI *NI WINO Wirseurems (IsedbiO, with Night Kew at hie I:l:4Sweet Wilitm,_Oiermstiae, lathr, Betsey, The 8 1, hystelea, sad Talky la a bray st their heeb, aeisly te the ceder sem& NMI= Nepal had sow AM, into the mar mad lea, lopellehely *los, was One Prlsd he broke deers ea the Deftiikl of the coureo w ead pie up the ram Night was =t l WeitTIMISS' dal OP OW stem the tarn, rig _the thief be i tzd e the becoming ewell Them sal beeleg the next lot. On 9,.,.., , ......,,...... ......terral lkomet ea think Sweet William berth, m i d Jordan SA; lbws woe Theist* Veahy, sal IL Dobler, Whig thir Vas for se epelerg. as they tended the Graresaer-heidge his Walasumess wee balm, sad the Per seek a Ind of nearly $ length end • bar, his imsellete wean being lards., Physielea, N. Debtor, mad Velar On the dieninoe the Per =way, haying Jcaden, Ph Vanity, sad N. in frost. At the commencement of the Grand gland onelennee Vestry come out and won redly by half • Volmes maned to the eight within the rat fifty 'snd heat Flynn= by a head only for second pleas. Dbler wee hunk two lengths from the third. Pretty wall up went fienmenr (fifth), and The Per (sixth), close eVrat. The seat lot comprised Sweet Willis.., &Amy, and Palmieter. The others wee beaten of, Pension ,~lliges , flitabeam, Adair, and King of the Ofrielse being in the extreme rear of the horses that cantered W o le r vit iloyend the distance, shut in the m owd, wee walking in ; and behind her, at the Oros vonerAndge, was Sprig 01 Shillelagh, who had broken down an the Dm side the last this, round. One Act returned after her miahap, without going the entire distant. Oa rlll up, Bray, the rider of Melissa, was so Mthe iff. from his stirrup leather, that he fell of. Vine of the stakes, 2,1261. THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOK AT NIGHT. The running of The Per sad Vanity for the Chester Cup anasse Tozophilite and Lagrange to be brought into in , aressed force for the by Ahead Totophihte 6to 1 was OM= ao several lualred . psessdA Loogrsoge, at who amend kw shots hod be.. bed co Twaday, obtained re amed support. On the amen 11 sad 10 to I were taken about kits, bat him_ aplomb wen not discouraged, sad a t night 12 to 1 was labl - ao sawasy wind Mot, and was after- Wadi sanwialy COOld. 1.1/00 to 100 WOO booked about Mr. Hawses k Milk boomer, vas not in great fora, for 12 to 1 we sewed spied %Aar, and 50 to 1 eget Clydadals. Weed, as Orepatt y was laid on Deader. against ;Whom "end pet the pg." 1,000 to 15, 1,000 to 10, and 1,000 to 6 awn baled visa loran. 1,000 to 10 Wag laid Dumfries wed Rem Shah) coupled, and 6,000 to Trer i t betted aphid Harm Staiday outright. The pions wan as sdsr. THE DERBY. 11 to 2 apt Fitzroland 6 to 1 Tozophilits (t) 12 Os 1 Lowrance(t and of) 12 to 1 Sodbary Sad) 16 be 1 Heti (i 26 to 1 Barham (t 26 to 1 Physicist& (0 30 to 1 Thew (t) 40 to 1 Deceiver (t) 60 to 1 Clydsedide (cd) 60 to 1 Zouave (t) 1000 to 10 Jordan _(t.) (1000 to 5 UM once) 6000 to 10 Hairy Stanley (t) THtaaDAY. Tii Das Resew Ctro4sir coy,., added to a mar shal= et 6 sow. each. The ascend to receive 10 sore. ont of the dam. 13swes furlongs. (13 sub..) Lord ols Kirsksyt Ootds etroldyrs. by Newark 6 yrs. SR l2t, (11rsy) 1 lir. J. Ihrres Tbsrso 3 . 11:4b (Plumb) 3 Mr. T. Taylor's coil by Oil Saab KW. 4M. 7 . t lerstsysLO 3 Dlr. Altd.stro • The Yi.YM, f ens. TA Ist * fUttle) The following also ran:—Qnsea of the Routh, Yorkshire ere, Night Ranger, and Nashartne. Batting • 6M 4 apt Night Rays, 6to 1 smelt apt Cots wold and Cawood, 7 to I seek apt Gentle Kitty colt and Queen of the Rooth. Won assay by a lack theee lengths between the ascend and third bed dearth. TX ILD Ys•a or TIM STITH TRINOMIAL PRA:MVOS OtAILIS .1 10 sows. each, with 90 added, for 4-yr-olds ; eel* Set fib; saner, Set bib. Certain allowances. The ( see I to as,. his stake. One mils and three-quarters. ) Mr. T. Truitt* Cogs. by Itehert de Om bra. lltt Itb . FWD 1 r. Worry's Nosolal tits Sb I AlOOeOR/ s Began . 6 be 6 was altanively laid on each, Spaded Li having the call at the close. A due race, won by a MAIIOIII4 or WINTIIINSTRIt'S PLAYA value 100 ion. hi /ease, added to a baadioay sireepetakee of 10 nova. mob. Ibe aloond to revive 20 auvs. oat of the stakes. Winans extra. Groseesoe Coarse. (17 subs.) COSMO Ony's Dammay. by Site Tlytng Dutchman. 3 yealetjta • - ' .- 17itisi I Captain Chits*. Orchattill. 3 rya ele itadadtae ( sat"! Ibulket) 2 *doe& Hareetuts Wardwasanee, 4 "est Zb lalderoit, 3 asSas Wbba'4 libliver. 4 yr.. On Plambl_ 4 Tbs follosring ale° ran —Lord Nelson, fichtsocattc, Won vermana, Old Noll. Betting 3to I apt Gilliver, 9 to 2 apt Woneerniana, 6to I each apt Lord Nelson and Schicreatto, 7to 1 apt Orchehill, Bto I apt Doneany. Won by a neck ; • head between the second end third ; half a length between the third aul fourth. Wourermans wee fifth, dose up wfth the Om* • Illsideerelo eras neat . Lord Nilson sad Old Noll were betea t - wa Dim *salsa of 10 son. each, with 200 added, for Lye obis; de s; 71b ; fillies, Bst 21b : the ssoond to re •&s 50 son. cat of the slakes. Grosvenor come. (44 saltaL _ _ -- - 11r. ' W. & & Cuellar" But Larks. by Jaldk• ,hi ne. a 1 Illittra Jul.. OA 71b. .. ..... ............... It 1 ford t 0 OWN 11.. la TN..-- ...... .... 3 31 aJ. a La= as lib ..... .......... . 4 lieteing : ion on Gildertatre, 7 le — 1 eget Jaies, 6 to 1 eget Clarke thellotend, 7 to 1 apt Lady Mks, 8 to 1 eget Neat led, on, Mewed Rut Lasts' wood, Langt sad larles thinl. At the taw two East took op the rowdily awl lie Iltvetwite ley mood totri l o = mile poet, whom Mobs Its istasd joined her. At the Casilit-pole Clikloomkto threpF el book. end Bow wetted upon books to dot Mood Stead, whore l l= =sod twos by s sock ; duos boobs between the mend l a ird ; a liagett end a bolt betters the third and lard. Oilderstiro was spew* of three *Ow in the rear. - Tall SILLIXO iTAKII Of 6 SOY; erg, with 30 ass 3-is olds and upwasds. Ones round and a distanat ie ti git Y L) -- - - --- - 11;.'GrulesffZks. sod OW. 111 b . .... . 1_714 1341.1. 41b &Wag : 4ea Bay bevy. Woe by 5 1wl waxasi CUP. Level Balm ... • *Mirka Ms NIL THI SCURRY OULU. Twos ........... . ............ ............. 1 LATEST ElTTr i t e O THE COURSE. DERBY. sto scat Tozopbflite (t) to Fitz Roland (t) 10 to Longrauee (I) 16 to Ancient Briton (t) 16 to The Hedji (t) 20 to Beadsman (t) 100 to Dttneany (t) O. le bark Torophikte against anything. Ilekre the nee foe the Dee &ekes 1000 to 15 Irma tabs vadereib abort Jordan for the Darby, amid 8 to 1 about Gil dembe Er the Oaks. Tin Ilitazturat lieu..—The Tamar, which takes eat he Drama rell ea newly ask will owed silk M Kaska sad aereas s e s dr sew remarreele. The *waddle et Se bed Me Awed. The peado rill mak lb radio te m = er a. tem& rad him hr Ilasked ea de Oh, se el le brae ea the her age brew the dgmelave el the ~ .Manes Momerr. The Ilmershhe et the Lae are aid were hew hed to be damelelek r eserreured the sew ire dim rraelesleaa The Shuts rim. prim rill la taws hare no ea the Ith, NM nue Beam Ares ea the ISM. It wI hate the bake Ore we tie nia, rad rate Rh ea the eh. la Ire he IMMINIIIIIIi eramir. THE EXPRFSS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1868. Lain fnulltgenu. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MAT 6. Ti 111111W/11011Y PEZZACIL The home eat as • oommittee fur privilege.. and proceeded with the further hearing of the Shrewsbury Peerage, Sir Richard Bethel continued hie =drew on behalf of Lord Edward Howard, the opponent of the claim of Earl Talbot. He contended that there were several lieri.us diffi culties in the way of the claimant, which had not been satisfactorily removed. From the papers which had been brought from Leouck Abbe Joh n, an, it appeared that there was a perma named Buno, • sun of the 10 th earl, d that Buse bed not been amounted for. Again, their hat:Mips would no collect the almost obliterated inecri pt inn upon theaoment tomb in the church of Brornsgrove, in Worceetershini. That in scription wee upon the tomb of Sir John of Albrighton, and the raised letters of the material pert of it—the enumeration of his sons by hie Seat wife—had been intentionally scraped off, and that portion painted over. The paint had been re moved, and from the awes left upon the no= it was found that the inscription mentioned three sons who were not ac counted for by the claimant. What was the evidence upon this point upon the other aide P Merely the neeative evidence that they were not mentioned in their father's will. Surely their lordships would require further inquiries to be made epos this subject He now produced a will made by a Humphrey Talbot, which left but little doubt that he was a son of Sir John of Albright= by his Bret marriage. He mentioned this only to show what a number of unex plored sources of information remained. and which time only could bring to light. The descendant. of the issos of Sherrington of Budge bed not been satisfactorily amounted for, the only proof offered with regard to them being the benefactor's pedigree, which could not be considered as more than a declaration made by one of the family; and even that pedigree merely stated with regard to Robert, one of Sher rington's sena, that he died in Ireland, without stating that he died without Issue. It appeared that there existed a Iwo funnily who used the Christian name of Sherriogion, who =from • Robert Talbot, who died in 1668. Robert, the Sherrington, was born In 1600, and therefore it wee possible that, after being in Ireland for some time, he re turned to hie native place, sad there died at the aged of 88 pars, leaving issue, whose descendants were still is ex a, He also urged that there had been some tam poring with the succession after the death of the Duke of Shrewsbury by the Bishop of Salisbury, trees whom the present claimant descended, and he ma tended that in the ahem* of positive proof It could not be held that the branch of take descendants of Sir John of Al brighten, who were bairn that of the claimant in the sue was extra wed. wee then produced to show that • monument of Mr John of Abrightca, is Bromingrove Church, had been painted over, which tendered an imoription upon it illegible. A vitas= was then celled, who proved that he had de ciphered the inscription in question, which ran thus . " Lady Margaret, him first wife, bore him three ions and five daughters, said Lady Elizabeth, his second wife, bore him four sons and four d• tan." This inscription had been obliterated by pain; a 4 in the witneee's opinion, in tentionally. The further proceeding in the case was then adjourned to to-morrow (this day), COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—MAY 6. (81Miop in Basoo.—Baba Lord Campbell and Jostkw Wightmaa, &la, mad Crompton.) THE QUEEN C. DIATOR OP OXFORD. Mr. Welsby moved, on the port of the Chancellor of the University of Otford, for a reeentannie to amps) the Mayor of the City of Oxford to take the ourtomary oaths to observe the liberties and customs of the University. Ha stared that by the charters of Henry 111., subsequestly confirmed by other sovereigns, the mayor and befit& were required to take those oaths. Again, Queen Elizabeth grawed another chador la the lame effect, and from that time the mayor and mbar& (who took the pleat of the bailiffs) had oont,utuid to take the oaths in St. Mary's Church. Of late years, how• ever, that church was not considered a fit plasm for the core , away, and every year the Vice-Chancellor seat a formal nodes to the mayor and altariffs to take the oaths in 8 Katy's Church, but intimated that if they thought fit they might take than at his own lodgings. Accordingly, the ono many took place there anti] 1866 tncluinve ; but in 1868 and 1857, the late and the preterit mayor and sheriffs refused to attend anywhere to take the oath.. Lord Campbell mid he wee in hopes that, both at (h -had bent settled. )bed and Cambridge, all disputes between town end gown Mr. Webby ;aid the University was advised by high legal authority that the difficulty could only be got over by sot_ of parliames t. Lord Campbell—l &net see that this obligation is expressly i byany charter ; but still there is the unifurin uses*. l= d thers is prissi fIICA evidence of the obligation, and therefore you may take a rule. Eels nisi. _ _ iiimlle; rale ea be roved on the alert& wee also granted. COURT OF FICHRQURR.-MAY 6. (Sittisp at NIA Prbia.—Belir Ily.Baron Watson and Com- 3114 N,) 0. IFISTOX:111111ACI OF moral OF INLIALLOI. This was an action to recover damages for a breach of promise of marriffige, to which the defendant pleaded that he dal not maks the oombeet, and that the contract had been broken by matwal consent Mr. Yesanity and Mr. Hawkins were coned kr the =Mr. Edwin ISOM and Mr. Bell represented the t. Mr. Macaulay, In opening the ease, said the plaintiff; Miss Barth Ann Chamberlain, was now 26 years of age, was the daughter of a respectable farmer residing at heyham, in Leiottatershire, and the defendant, Mr. William Dsy Weston, was also a farmer, now about 46 years of age, who for many pin and until very recently had resided in the same neigh bourhood. In 1848 the defendant commenced paying his addressee to the plaintiff. who was then only 16 years of ago, and from that time until February last he had visited at her *thee, hones, and had been always treated the pa r accepted ogler. Several lettere had passed between parties. The ink of thus was as follow : " Nov. 19, 48. " Der Mioe—l have to the opportunity to writs these few Ham hoping to Had you well es it leaves me at this time I bops you arrived safe ea yew my dear Sarah 1 have peat respect for you end 1 alien think Myatt when you ahead I hops you will MOT yours& Floyd's'. I never shall forget you the lest time I saw you 1 ima rather short of time miaow Your father aad modem sad your brother sad grandfather are all a bout the same Your mother his reader lost with out you but be cheerful my dear Sarah Ana You need not say any think about this letter coming to you 3 Ism Dear Miss Your simmer and a Female Feload I have not subscribed my name You will I have no dat regard me" The beamed counsel then read a number of letters, which wore ehirwards put in in evidence, from the defendant to the plaited!, written with very little regard to orthography. He pto say, that from 1848 up to a few weeks ago the S r ettl da a s nt had been received by every member of the plain tiff's family as her sfilmosd husband , sad they were about to be married. During a part of the courtship, the defen dant's father wee living, and was rather averse to the match, es hs thought, very naturally, that the girl was too young. The def end ant, however, was of a &Meant opinion ; and his father being dead, be was at full Hborty to indulge his incli nations. In February last preparations wore made for the marriage, and no one had the slightest reason to believe it would not take place ; when, to the amassment of every me, the following letter was received by the plaintiff from the deindant " Keyham, Febury. "Deer Mits,-1 writs these few lines to my that I dont Walt you sad me Ad agree if we was to oome together I am gamely iodised and you are the other way and so I beg to he sesserd—(laughter))—and will decline it altogether (Bamared longhair.) I have loved you se much se easy One cd do May tie Lord bless you and direct you end m ell whet I have mid end promised you I hops you sill body forgive me miss I have changed my mind (Laughter) I hope you are none the worse for me and hope I em none the wens for you dear miss I ass yours with the greatest re epee. for you W D Manse. The motive for the dedhadent's oonduot was, however, oboe* for in a bw weeks he married 800iiiiir lady. The present was thiwelore brought to recover dr images for the Wades the phased bad sue slued by conduct re majoettasbis od oasosemitebie. Here me this young mama, of whom he had take. mama= at the early age et 16, who knew ae other tovor, who lad retard the ad themes of oar um tamer her ova pre sad mom Moly to via bra adhethem theme aide et the age of 26, and was subjeeted to ail the meads) *ad pate measkaed by such Insimet. He would cell story ameher of the plated/re bud; Ware them, sad this world ask those to tr eni oe ss t tadalleall Mediate, belie sehemadsl damson for this most sad asadeot. The iblthethe evldathe war Asa addetad : Mrs. Cheiabeida. I am the mem ct Sarah Ana Cbmaherbda. My hathaed is a bever at Krill= is W- I assimoldre. I base the dehmket Shore 10 rant H. is &sass at Mayhem. la 1848 mho dewiest woo about 34 or 116. My &whir wee for td. Ater Mastless 184$ Yr. Wake bops to atteetkes to my daughisr, sad Ms Mistakes mathsosd Teom thee to time. He spree to se about this match Moat tbir s or for you. attsr I beam 'ovulated with him. Hs NOMA vary told at lay dasettar. H. visited ocassicsally, bat ail vary afar, as his lather was sot seresable to the Nerds" ray dames* yes so yea& mla IBM he seed to e, " Mm. Chamberlain, ma yea Bsrah Ann r' I said. " Yea are *lag, dr, yea Goal mesa it." H. esplisd, Yam Ido though." He seethed bear of my thesthlre awry day. prow wanetr lasted d whim Mr. Wesemea thaw ow la kr* tea mare ya Ify &NOW lase s me la Jai, tortthat as smrlym Was to We plass la ssey She boa& um Mass sad a amps' wad two drams it bar marrleee. Mee was as Lefesegr baying thins for do wadding whoa Ms Istiss diem Ms mmeloge =thud The whole viHmsgo Mew they ow to be monied. Mr. Woman mantel their Cireeise. bat Hs has lobthe village shoe I sum Chesseathdesi by Mr. hams—The dettedaat'a Mar ellasesd to the montage. Mr. Weston era. to Meek it at het awls it lip smith. I beet told that the dellsedarre bier said owe sheet& it thomeere the am* with a EM es mew. The dofsethet sow Is Meta 44. I 'mow Billy tho dehedeat's sapitaw. I Dhow what yea mll silly. &me people I. the rlllep soy Ito is a little maw la the Med. I ism mid the Madame was as big • bal es iSilly Day. I never heard my daughter my so. I newer heard her say the defendant was an big a fool as old Jake& When Weston and his wife mewed the house after his mar riage my daughter could hardly mamba herself. She In structed the attorney herself to bring this action the day after the delendanee ' . What sort of a person is the &- headline ? Well, I thin he to a very sober, steady, nropectsble gentleman. I was never present when it wee proposed that the iltillra between them should be returned or destroyed. I did barmy daughter say that the defemdant had pat her letters Into a cupboard, and the mice had sates mote of them. (Laughter.) Mr. Jainee—They were so sweet, I nippier. (Great lau4*ter.) Witnese—Fm sure I cannot my bow sweet they were. Samuel Chamberlain examined—l am the plaintiff's father. Thedefendant is • meet respectable man. He has held al/ the °Mom in the pariah, such as guardian and over seer. We regarded the defendant during his courtship es one of the family. We made ;separations for the marriugi in February. Fie holds two farms of about 230 scree. The value of his stock is about 61. per acre. He has • farm at Cosby, for which I bid him 601. an acre. Do you know thedefendant's writing ? Mr. James-.-We do not dispute the letter. Nobody could forge the writing or the spelling either. (Laughter.) Cross-examined—l never said that the defendant was as Ws a fool as Billy Day. I swear I never heard it maid In my presence. Ido not know whether my daughter went to see the defendant after he had written to decline marrying her. My daughter told me that the defendant's farm was not mortgaged. I never heard him my that it was. U=te Parsons, farmer and rimier ' who had known the s family for 20 years, proved that the plaintiff and the ng defendant a l ways acted towards each other mil they were goi Crom-ammined—Then was every appearance that they were going to be married these two years back. Mr. James—How do you mien every appearance ? Witmer—Well, according to the way, you know, as is Fatally other the ow. (Laughter.) They were very affectionate to each Mr. irzers:—A. *wag cantrast, I suppose, to what it is attar marriage? Witness—No; a skaeg contrast to what it is said it la afterwards. (Gnat laughter.) Mr. James—Are yon a relative of the plaintiff ? Witness--I am not Times Apa e xam ined—l have known both the plaintiff end defendant for some yawn In 1866 I said to Mr. Weston, " When la this little event to take pleoe P" He s "I'm ready." and I " Why don't you pt it off thee r (Laughter.) He maul, " 'That is what I want." They assured to be on very affeethelete terms. After this action was brought, I met hire in Leloseter-warket. I said, "Mr. Weston, you've got married 1" Ha eal, "Yes • they ere going to play the devil with me now—liwri have sent a lawyer's dark fourteen miles altar ma to mere emit, but I know the law as well as they do, they ain't touch me before the letter end of June or July, and before that I shall be all We." Since then he has left Key ham, and has had a isle. Croes-examined-1 do not know that • person had • mort gage on his property, and put in a bill of sale. Mrs. Badreley, a widow, who resides at Crow Lodge, eight or nine miles from Seem's, peeved that the plaintiff and the defendant visited her lye or sty them. About twelve months ego the delsodent asked her to tem to the wedding, as they were going to be marrkd. They behaved like lovers towards one mother. The defendant asked the plaintiff to go and buy some feminine at a ails, and suggested that witness should go with her, but she declined, and the plaintiff mid perbape her mother would go. . Crieweiamined by Mr. JaLee—l wu not to y be the bridesmaid. (Laughter.) lam too !sr gomi En ears for that. I thought It was a very long courtship. In Christmas, 1866, I got a drew reedy (or the wedding. I cannot my why it did not come off. I never heard Mies Chamberlain say why her marriage did not come off in 1866. She did not complain to me that it did not owns off. Richard Chamberlain, the phintira broths, that in 1848 the defendant had invited him and the tiff to tee. The following letters, written by the d t to the plaintiff, were then put in evidence Lenoestenthire Gentlemen. 0, how his me my tender hart A. palmed with fatal dart Long time against it points but find it in vain to strive love ass& If I did but know that you loved me as I love you Nothing in the world should part us two. " 0 my dearest Sarah Ann, I often wishing you was 4 or 5 y " e r g re ols Tyn b u u %i ne os v t er d 'ains, eneet :eyd o f Vend. " I have not subsalved my name, but yours for ever more." (lenvelope dated 29th January, 1849.) " 3 Febry., 1849. "A Warwickshire Gentleman. "My dear Bail 1;;;Li;;;.; letter will ago and I never received sneerer and I think I shall came in week sr two. Oh my dear Sarah Ana I sumot deep for think of you. I love you as I love myself. I am Dear Miss YOll2l most obedt. end humble awn. I not rots my name but have no dobt that you rogerd as sad I you my shame love. Whenever rem shall share a than when time is on the wing The ton's red the Toilette Dine Carstlans meet and so are you. " Yea are cos of the prety girls that ever I did but ass. " Hove yea I taunt but thick of you." " Dear Miss,—ln answer to your Letter with I this morn fag reeeivM from you as I feeld very much coma:nod about It. I did not intend to behave bad to you this present weak I am innercent of the crime which you lay against me. I am not ashamed of you nor your company my dear your company was pleasure to me and would be again I did not think of another opportunity for 1 did not want anney one but you my dear, due not consider the soquintenos to be broke It Is not my intention to due so I due not oonsider that you ever sought for my com pany or threw yourself in my way It was love that I had for you my dear I sunny did love you ever since I had acquaintance with you my dear Ranh Anne I cannot part with you one that Iso deers love. I have Thought I wish yonevery hap piness this wound can agord you sad we not meet here again o due not be so hard honed one that lore you well and wishes you the fatness of earth I due press you a little preps there is one you think his better than me yea think you should like preps some one preps hiss about wastes to pay his adreases to you if you hays the mind that I should keep company with you please to answer It as soon as It is con venient I due not want' to break up acquintance I love you IA well as aney one can love on earth heavenly love I hope we may in time blase Clod for every think we have and plea. us too that have been as in love Deer Mire Member me and due not think that I slighted you for I did not mean the least of slight I am serry that you ever should think I ever meat anythink of the kind I meat not the least in the world due not think annoy think about it anymore.—l am ever well wither and yours Reepectufull. Ktryhem May 17th 1849." " W. D. WESTON. " Heybant, Or. 23. "Dear Mhts,—l write these few lines hoping that ,•on will let ate pay my addresses to you as I bare before and I am very sorry that I did tome that night to break off the acquaintance but what could I think for • moment when I was In treble with my farther I new not what I was about at that time Hove you as I do myself I should not like to part with you my dear for I have so much love for you as I can't express with words there his none in this world so dear to me as you when your absent in person you are pres®t In !Mad with me I shell not slight you in the least my in teatime his true and I will have no other one but you if I dont have you I will hare nobody for there his so one truer then me I have so much respect for you I will not take no more notice what my morther says float that nor no as. 0 due my dear forgive me all that I have done unto you I bops hour heavenly farther will forgive us all hour faiths if we bless him and pray for his aseistance he will give us grac I hope let me not Intrude to much upon you I allway believe there is no young womman been truer to roe than you end me the same to you 0 let see press you • little more 0 due forgive me I °sprat get no rest for thinking of you neither day nor night I will stick facet to you tell death part tut two I will have you when you are old anuff about twenty it you will have me 0 let tut be !12/1211CO more we have inyoyed bowsaws • many a lour 0 let us be the same as before I never loved one f .7. much as you I have shad many a tear for you last night and • great many hedges 0 due my love take re* as before 0 let me come one* aces to fmbetioe yon in my barmen my dear I hope you will admit me and I will prove true to you I will never Wins what they say whether he will loves me any think or no I will wed one that I love and that his you and no one else there his no one loves more then me I have been very mush disturbed sines that night 0 Ist me remade you this perm It was a disturbed mend that led me to rang thing. It was not what I Intended but It was and overeiOt I never *ill break vet the acepthistenes if you will permit me 0 due my dear Sara Ann this wee to try me and I never will give you • ems in the hest and I will be as tree as the days king so I meth ansinde and believe to remain your respe and einem trim& ex cusss all se time his short. "WILLIAM DAT WZATON-1849." "A was fall of wth, laameass, Ka love Is the prettiest dower a ma ca wow seat to his bout." " Deer Mies,—l have tam the Hberry of writing these few lime hephig to Jul you well as it haves as so Oils time sad I hope you haws get than sib oig ear I on ohs thinking of you sad I area what I say I am as ides I love you era love myself sad ireeMarapattillthslastdayl think of you moat haws I dr sot mesa say Mak shoat Mr. W. so you mod sot think that Idm rat will sat beget riva a Mae lover of yowl -I roasts run respectfully sad miaow Mead "W.D. W. H. I. 8." "U, dear Sarah Aim—l wefts these Jew Dues hoping that you will um Soto Dredgers Perk—if yea do go I shall sot think so was. of you but I would rather yea did Dot go Mho I have we, great respect for you mai I have ao doubt that you ham greet respect for ma my dear 0 there is Ow ahem that Weise all hoar asses and that ad deeds that rear we 410 h besvasly Father I lope be mill be with es bath sow owl sows with all hart I as rows ma da ms sod reigoottally htad of boo and that I may wow be a well-wisher Dow owl swoon bijou &e. " WILLIAM DAT WINTON Kslios." * 4 Door Mt I alma SS rod piss» tt you Kayl vfli e go SSo fair I will pay way bed ohm Se to sa sal So to that Hos yes I mosot spots mg dearlash Lao I Yen you so I goo us* I orM pros kid to you sod I has as doubt that yes veer to ow I aboll sever you I ors use Sol his Soo omy row I as ohs shoat you =/ye may never pert lam yours most sied Ro m! agar Ism dooms " WILLIAM DAT WIIITON UAW "Tor aim Chisbodelo" • " Deer Miss I have taken the opertenity of writing these few lines to say that I should like you to state the love that you have for me I should like you to state notbiog but the truth of your own hart and the most love that you have for res dent state against your own mind for I have allways read you mlove and all that I have for you I have away a great deal In my mind thinking of you and I never shall forget you If you damt forget me for I thort no one could have the love that I bed fur you and you thort the same I know I will allways speak in your behalf I wall not slight you in the least my deer and be true my love and I will be the tame I shall not sr you very often but It his quite the MIMES If I did sad It his the same to you I hope with all my hart my true one I hops we must be good templed and kind to all and live beadle, I bops that his my intention with all my hart we must be patently and wait and all things will prove for the best I ho= e t trust conclude and believe me toremain yours ever and true lover .• W. D. Wurox Heyham" " Doer Kiss In snare to your kind letter that I this manning received I am very happy to here the respect that you have for me aid bless you my dear r I due myself God be with you and me and give us grace end knowledge and love God and fear him with the all weight strengla be to , um pray to God my dear for youreslf and me and I will for ' both of us. omy dear I cannot empress the love that I have for you no one can express the kindness that I hart for you my love one m hevenly love I allways risk of you when lam awake eit.• by knight or by day. lam so plowed to here that you an so kind to me and I will be so kind to you and I hove that we may never part till death doth part us two with Gods love. I mss true se the days long end I behave you ere the same with all toy hart and love to thee and when we meet rain God bless us and both be true to wards Each other mane his a nether a kind spinet to =airy one with blessings of God and we may meet before long and God be with us fur ever more and Wen me to remain yours most huble and obedient servant oif I had rage I would Bee unto thee like a bird and would beat rest. twill tract and be true and live in hope that you will be mine and I have no doubt that you will be the same " WILLIAM DAT WESTON " Kubota May 19 1849" --- This dosed the plaintiff's case, which wee summed up by Mr. Meeaulay. Mr. James then addremed the jury for the ddenoe. He said be could not deny either the courtship or the breach of promise, for they were proved by the lettere, and be must may from their tenor that the defendan t was not only an illi terate man, but that be waa not of the most scuts intellect. They were made up of a farrago of nonsense mingled with quotations from scripture. but they were certainly not omy strong or pessionate. The defendant wrote to the plaintiff, "I love you all night," sQsWng "night" with a It— (lnoshosr)—whkh reminded bum of the line.— " Man's love may be as constant and as true Although he does spell mother with an a." (Great laughter.) Love, which " rules the oourt, the camp, made a serious inroad in the heart of than of the poor, and bad inscdred him to writs vey ridiculous letter. The first thing which the young lady had done after the match waa broken off, was herself to instruct an attorney to commence this arks, and to cause the defendant to be served with a writ. There was one thing 'lotto clear—and it ought to mitigate the damages—that the defendant could not have paned a very agreeable honeymoon, Greif anything on this earth was calculated to destroy the felicity of that period of married life, it was for a man to be served with a writ two days after his wedding for a breach of promise of marriage. (Great laughter.) He Nally hoped the jut) , would take this matter into their consideration in estimating the damages. (Laughter.) It would be for the jury to forts a fair estimate of what the plaintiff was entitled to. They would recollect that the defendant had not availed &welt of the confidence of this girl to take an improper advantage of her, and he had taken rave of her lc a letter embodying the sentiment of the well-known ballad of "Lad Bateman." " And so, old lady, take hack your daughter, For she's neither the better nor the worse for me." Mr. Baron Watson told the jury that this was in reality an undefended sake. The young woman had pledged her faith to the defendant when only fifteen, and had loat the best years of her life. He would warn them against giving vindictive, but they should give her substantial The jury immediately returned a rennet for thd:=Tiff— damages 4001. Mr. Macaulay applied for immediate execution. Mr. Baron Wataon—l will grant immediate execution. Mr. James-It is the defendant's honeymoon, my lord. Mr. Baron Watson —I do not think he is entitled to much mercy, Mr. James. It is a very heartless affair. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDOE, Mae 6. REVISION OP THE BTATUTEB. In a congregation this day the revised regulations air exercise to be kept in the public wheals after the repeal of the statutes of the 12th of Elizebeth, by candidates for degrees in Divinity, Law, and Medici*, were submitted to the senate for adoption in the following form : 1. That • Master of Arts mending to the degree of Bachelor of Divinity. be required to keep ace act at some time after the expiration of four years from his creation. 2. That a Bachelor of Divinity, proceeding to the degree of Doctor of Divinity, be required to keep me sot. 3. That every candidate for honours in the examination for Use degree of Bechelor of Law be required to keep one sot at some time after six terms' residence in the University. 4. That a Master of Law, proceeding to the degree of Doc tor of Law, be required to keep one act. 5. That every candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Medicine be required to keep one act at some time after six terra residence in trurniversity. 6. That every candidate for the degree of Doctor of Medicine be required to keep one act. 7. That in each of the faculties of divinity, law, and medi cine the act be kept in the following manner: The Regius Professor of the faculty shall reign the day and hour when the exercise shall be kept. The professor, or some graduate of the faculty, who is • member of the senate, deputed by him, shall preside over the exercise • in the case, however, of a candidate for honours in the exa mination for the degree of Bachelor of Law, the deputy may be a Master of Arts, but must be one of the ex aminers appointed by the senate to conduct that examination. The csitte shall read a thesis, composed in Lstia by himself on Nome subject approved by the professor ; the pro terror, or graduate presiding 'hall bring forward arguments or objections in English for the candidate to answer, and shall examine him in English rind rem as well on questions con nected with his thesis as on other subjects in the faculty of a more general nature, the exercise being made to coats: ate at lesat one hour. Public notice of the act shall be given by fixing on the door of the University schools, eight days at least before the assigned time, a written paper specifying the name end col lege of the candidate, the day and hour appointed for the exercise, and the subject of the thesis. Copies of the notice shall be delivered also, at the same time, to the Vice-Chan cellor and to the professor. 8. That no one be admitted to any dtgree for which an act is required, or be placed in the honour oies of the nand nation for the degree of Bachelor of Law who does not produce a certificate, duly signed, that he hes kept bisect to the setts fiction of the teens professor of the faculty. 9. That in determining the honour chime of the examina tion for the degree of Bachelor of Law credit be given to every student for the manner in which his act was kept. 10. That. after the repeal of the statutes of the 12th Eliza beth, candidnee for degrees in Divinity be not required to preach ad dense. 11. That every candidate for the degree of Bee/Wm of Law, who is net a candidate for boatoun, be examined vied sees in the public sands of the University, in a public =D• ner, by two at lean of the examiners apppointed to conduct the examined= for the degree of Bachelor of Law present at the rams time • the tins of such examination being assigned by the professor, and public notice of it given eight days at lent beforehand by a written paper fixed on the school door ; and that me such candidate be admitted to his degree unless ha pawn the said examination to the satisfac tion of the examines. Boma of then graces were opposed and the voting on amok opposed grams was sa followeLthe other passed nen. AWL : Cirac; • Black Hood Home. Wite Hood Home. No. Pleats. Noo Pleats. Pleoeta. Nan newts. 2 14 7 9 7 8 18 12 8 9 7 13 14 8 11 11 9 11 11 10 12 8 Two other gram were diked and pared with regard to the Lady bfaxi;et's PmecheralBp. Them led with no provide:-1. The appointment of the gre s a liks• her shall be made and announced to the Bomb in every year la the Beater Term, and the Preacher no ap pointed shall hold of3oe until the let day of May in the year lellewing. 2. Any member of the Senate who le be holy order; atall ha capable of being appointed. OOTTOlL—Lienswe, ILtaillet iwWW4 Wig me Mho w yoftetWty. we the dile bet 0 •••••••• we My mulolehed. mho ant . •..•••0•1 ewe wpm. LW. Seaste, t 14: . 4 . 1 eg1r let to Wt. telr•rwob. ILL to rid. 110 I• PAW lit; bele birateea. W. to ei,il. WOOL All WOWILSh.-W. MAT l—Tben h aelehle •••• bosky wet • baker tom bet pueblos as $ la lie demead. rt• h et despvev• of • Cl=kW. WI ether dawn d ws OW - we W the teellamee wien 'w .l wet 101 WW allsol be szeseted . t: ens la th• r. YO B S ine li•Orrtufte pee. •e/We . IOW lbw tea up* W the new •10b how Ww•Ded 1 4 , Ws VAMP& log ii. a ... ........,, j: A as tie au at galiwa Lam. 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OM kg A•dl: Ili am& Wow MO Owe tow days of 61=4 enloterropted rain, daft .Melt =VI days have Loa slum and floe; but we boo, had occeek,orily mow rod hell onto. for by froety siesta., ounce wild, the thermometer hee registereg Mr as is and even 90 decrees, *huh h. starlonahly checked veget sis i: Teem is at present so prnsv et that Volum will require soy baps,' a waln. and a great proportion of the recent moults. of w heather), . 4 buena received be Orem Britain from abroad : also • qusotity of tamr earn, came from that ceentry. Yew matoladeo Smith tore yet am from the Pattie. but with favourable winds we expect the insporta4 e ; from than quaner sill be Coo.l erably inertias ri during the meath. although prior thee es &denoted on the other sides, tolits.7; ion cm our paean OUCalraooo. The export of wheat the been ellssrei from the Neapolitan dominions, on the payment of • duly of oboe par quarter, which &Ida) reladve prima a England sod or, the theta prevents 41101,03 V almost se othple ell si the 9555100, Oroloa Moo TM Moots are mortal light to the Aso& sad Rath gem, three arrivals were expected from we loather during the erotica Meath Little waist appeared to be let at Alesthdtia, althouth &l e g, wheat hi thane le this country below the value of loath core mg beam. The qua...eons In the United theta teen no mantle for preg, olipments los this country, which have oonotheently then 11gt,t, 4 though some quantity Si. aspect& from the interior oo deepen*, of the narigatioe, the supply le art likely to combine without an adore Is pries. With no other country requiring thy material ,riseg, Mead however will, no doubt s and its u. jr to tingle .d, fiei' tai earplug of different parts of the worth, to tees, our prima m Wan If It Gould have to be sold at a tore to the har mk 'o ue. Blase. in &harems* h rods we consider still much Lower than umel se tele seams Manua greater then might he expecte!, tablet Um, the high prices of th e lag eve years, and ths feet that the rsh o u'x s , wheaten now rower thee the soma/ average, with the exceedoo dim roan doing the growth melon ; therefore. Melee the pest se sr* wheat is threwed, ate inveetrocot, if both load with Sae toe luoa pant pr. nod of blob erthee will pre, Ti Wowed by some yews of marmite ones Our premot quotation rem Vred whist to Id. to le. skid ; width, b. to 6. 6d. : °bath eit onka, t. ad. toe. led • French red, 6th. bi d. So be. led. ; whg s. es. to es. td. ; per gate., at 10111;anaasal. There hag bete a good d mead for all Urn of barley donut the peat month, and our shade we math reduced ; but we behove Pio quantity of this snide on She ithited Leek= la greater then of soy other kind of trait . = may however all be wanted, ar the bleb price of raised& materially r the ocesoni v gri k e bee I. both so a mixture sod substitute ; they. I rues ea qualltlee le about Igloo quarter. Oor present vi m we b7l • Turkish, the. to the. ; Oder. I,:s. to ; a. to 101 e.; Wro;oeb. A le. 31... per Mlle, at S. =iOW bug area k to quarter. and ow t Olosenter hart been newly clot ed eft: good Englith sne Dori are saw melba, for as moot. by weigh., as whet—ths Web nig, Yu rates win grotenly bring largo arrival • from distaut turcgranE In July, If aothefora Our penmen prior are Irbil white, the. It grey. Tfn to blast. SY. tot .. all per 310 be. ea Gloomier. wintry hernias hail. and tardy any demand. The gala la= bleb. Ey lea ad per illebn. at Itrolopam. hawl not trauma la valve with in, but the *tag en redwood wiry we undentand few me ea pennon A could. able adiwees l9 l: sonde Ye lanai Otos In Tunes, and et glezanlits coq allo la thio gauntry, wank too,* than whoa. this irate conflating nalkod laugh tram dig mother. Enaheb are wills( st lg.. en to 172.4 in.. I& ild. to Wrench, 14e. 6.1. to 154. per lialbe. ham. mentwee name and dor. Indian *urn ans. hai gra mill irig7 U ye nease.) t 1110bn at Oloncegier.--IYrom Mown. J. and 0. littinges I 1 00111S.-1111111111.•••■. KAT 6—At Gicrocester weetet. IS ehe M. What sus b. por "Adair; at wont We woe M. Ise earl wow ef the previous wort as &sly rare . .- d, ' tat Wawa has 111411: Wide. Heirs Waft weir& Osisfe. no Is per gr. arrer. seem bat set dearer. Per eseiseced. Owing the prweat Or Inswerws reports •is Wart aro id previous raw Dries at some &Wawa. Peer oaly Wirt iu rraiL Oar haw toriber ► wawa Is rim Perin dome in per. At • oilerhampiew Mew. dm the owpW el about from the burrs leas shark but Wipe vault lees Munk to blew orbs. At this dein =Mt Were tee • •If el Wm. vdtieb realrel the currency of Wieder ef i r .... 16•1. 1.1 racyNMl dabs in tariff re raise our quoutticas of oats pw fp,* rat cal, taken in retail. linalish berm la Pr fir. • rue Dune" MAT 6—lfe hod a tar suwlr of , Wheat or jraimmifrbuilre bu b" , " i eo Pt = " orastiv a t ass et ".- nro toter say ebeark of wow math barle r r would toes liC A . l hoopla awl WirrieVtiorre me a on demand at a dight 'a r adVaus 0111 D. tam. tai piss saw owe W non regret. Tarr dewy ; wow. pe . Wire • irester.da to 6. ed. Pe NYC.II.; am. ESL WO.; Warr 30s. to Ma to IT. dab. Bur. We to 454. Peer AL to re. lbw. d., ek le ; woods. Ws. to Wh pm reek. MANEFINTIM.IIer oar hot report the trade bas coatlagel to 1=1,121•111• itna ..tmrt. and altbougn buyer bare noted mullooy. totoofng only , a moderate amount of Minutes to be Rieke' prime bare teen fully supported. and lo some trutaaem lil, eamled. At LirorPool Om emirate from &bread are modem do el wart. Indian corn. and dour ; but from otb.r worm. Um reatmoare Onr mama Lbw rooming was el attended, and WIN nil Only • limited demand for eftber *beet or dorm. p•ee/our Rime Mee ifonever firmly demanded for both ardePs. Oats wars la good donned at ea Improvemeat of Id. pk.r eatOa sod anima wag In moderate re. moirt at ed. per load more money. Erma were also 6d. to la per gc .lamer. la other article. there was no material donee. 1131/.11.. MAT 6.—At oar market to-day idnala Ina a dudish.* bar barley we tire prim of bac w ats was • trek dearer. O sad team Medal about la. per Q. 46 ocot XIIIIIII7ZY. KAT I—Our =AS teas day *a well sisal* wr wheat. generally la Imp. oved condition, fur which Were vac a as* SS at a drabs a( la per ter. • very ,sall qualatey al tacky oa SW. sada don Sada Oala souse aad 4w. Beau and peas dall. OINAIDGI, MAT 4.—nt• w ppltt 1. Phan, end the Leda AIM WWI aM este led rerdtlp et forum whys. wheat. 44.. . os6. Mu et tin• ; reeler.. b. to Wu; beam enu to 431.: pane, tie per qr.; um ; h. MK per bushel. ransotrees, Nor L—We bed In the market 40-day 1.421 Mim4 en gra beelsy ; 1.131 ye. cute, end $6 qr. basun There pee told Wirt. 8111); bider. 416 ; ; end blear. We ett 10==fee theme's. byres,un beery. Wheetaud while [Masud mend at. hat week'. emotaSimL Lelpirel atih lest work—Musk er. up en tap. aid OL ep et amide ; briar, mow es best ea lop, end pL op ea 0101$; dd. op ea top. Led Id. up eel amen; beaus, rune es bat co top It up ott sweep. Moo per Imperial gr.:—W011111. Wu Oa 1 uto Ow, Wu 64. to 33.. Od. Ur 54.00. 41a. ed. r 4147.174 WWu . Weleht et top trbeet, 641b0 ; Maley. Moo: toW. NON erg bow. 4716 u pie build. cArruL—lfircisz, MAT 4.—Thies use about the lame smile of boob =baited 10-dai me at the printout. sorbet, and Guyon MY( plostiltd. rather higher piece son oblides& Of shoo halo sets boo ...ply, far which she bleier price as pad. Ilsst h. Is 7s. Y. per Pees; mielle& I& yr lb. Rol r BMWs. ller 4—riel reithlr or drop Oh mom* ine 4.104. re NA store thee last week. DlMlnnd hied. Jed ea eseelhat timer elieeed at pekestroll equal to those obtained at lea wart& Sap pis et the bet moles. Sid ; carrell. IL : curt bs how 04 . i 3 dig per lb. lambs. ticrice. S ts; current. 91a. to his.; sad iiree to EL •b eed. The of eittle eat also brie, there beim 900, e 11l mere than os this week. Deemed good. sad prices a Ala hider. Top price et the bat beef. T. 34.; erri c rat i zries„ IL el._ ; Middling sod inferior. tree b. lid. to he Vot stem rig PIM trete le. fat W. per Area We had In surest 1.410 T ra ON ; male. 960; leen ditto, 191; milch cowip, la; s.d TRAFFIC RETURNS. Wes Mr- Total, Teal. lumina Wait liediNt ASIU am. Nara camas. 1141. t Sul Amelia . ......... 349 5110 969 1. Ilelael sad Ani latratisr laadea. Mom aid &NOM LOOT 146 1.33 UI _ _ Wink imag AprU Mods Amami Wartime is P 1•02121 — —Lt 111 11012120 Itadirs Japetko— *wage Se Nam% - - Nrolis sallai Kay L 81 110 191 IN 10 a hank 104440 s w.f.:0900m 080 307 433 '740 Illimicke sad Dialhoss 6.43 7.077 LIS Work miss Mae I. - Laedr elai listkva. .. .. .. . - 1.20 IS 11.30 Ma ragaradc..._..... •' LASS 2- 1113 ra d ! DI ar n ' 81" • ... ......7 - 1.063 Mat $.7.11 US .:::::::= IN '4 133 :. w e l a Mar .....-.....- ....... .. - nil IN IMI 1$ SHIPPING INTELLIGMCX. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. holes (WM. Way 2. lot. 49 N.. lom. 6 W. Tollumola. Now 4144a6drut to Poometown of latadath. WNW% Tat. 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