The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-08 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. A DWI et LTII, 8.--APTOINTIUNTS. yeeeda T. Retsitet/s. to the Orlsa, 91, screw sumo trhip, at D..oor.rt. Yawn H. Caw le the Amu% 6. peddle-wheel demo dow, el ammo F. NON 0/64), additional, Se do t/I, yaw M05(6614r Pwilatostli , J. J. P. Bitch& 14„ le the Brim 6, 661416-slasel MO= Amp, at and A. 11. 1 1 6111610166 (1614), b Übe Kam, 11, .t 6.66 •6.4 Diard. J. Denasd rSISJ), Is the Atm ; O. Dimon, M.D. is 1661 lsa. the Rare, J. Batelsky, (11166), awl C. F (1,16 the Or 11l Itlf AT WOILIISOOD SCIIVBI.--(THIS The B troy 01 Royal Hone Antrim Is esserer of tam !rarer siad to KalitiorWre barratas TMyiT, from red loaners, Woolwich, rd preaded se era wai scrubs this manse, to jar a brltif tbe bousehrd and other corny, te e to-day by Mnr• Omni the Burl of Cud,... K.C.B ,isspestkag reerd ef caysky. RlVllir AT WOOLIVICII o Tlft Orden ware yeateiday iron et Werra& he this asessablini sf the garner on florin rat as the review grord, sa tz throes% a Iski-erre noliadre, Is brow of hal bar the ftesediele Wear Is Lesko and sere etre wbe sr to visit Warr& se re oceasies. hr lc rraft-balt of the li itil bear= were yestasday afterases wiairsal to Woolreb-arres Is take op amp gamer% as we l sit troop of the Jaren errs. The ThoSliso Ferran is,. it is rumoured in ma r i il-h. that, Is torthfor cosipltsessit to the Irish nadir, the Mans sow Is re by re fir Royal Irish Drovers. we to be withdraws imatedierly, sad a most brialeabie wears, as the racier al Ib old Ida pike, is Is be hosed to Qs =orThe pas will be farmland with a reams of B raes, in bets Ie re boos flog. Btftnielt BAlUthelte.—A Cs. tsars() S s —The work of ftissideliss Ms tarracks at Berwi:k boa com anager, ei4as Os Wrenn at the Ws/ionic* are retiring bar brim Is enserden, they sera to ban or re ap their Weir to met sib Oak Meek la hand at an Icamseas smile.. 1s preeseigir et here assessment, • sale by le sr tioss:kwee es sr as Illesdey of soli made@ es ewe le Ind sills Oka mierdi to he le le bit stied sr nee., Nodes of diesels Olean by • mods by Os Wins embse" sad tie per s ossesi Merl la be see dcases, so that if sale was to be rarer by ths sale its co- owners was sot ft east mach mosey. As perk was not the s e l i ttzest repro were Mess, rd ear roodere will be surporell at the dairying list et prices whin the more auslissisr be Me prayrs7 gps of at —A lot of NO Wes was sold at got 110 lobby lamps at errs mad be cooking direr at the• b1111•11PINS, M. it. upwards of 00 hos cad banns% 7s. N. for the ist—tbe original lot of which was Le. Id. MOIL Whereof" the soot barracks ars to bs set down, Um ankles sold, we preses, will he mired by sew eses at bow mace Mares Is price we as hardly ram After wok thriftier pomading u the above the oppressed tea men mei be at as loss to know .• bow tbs money goes." Tis widen, re , bootee, be dies of mikiri4 Mash Is lb she ow Ass bay thew at the seestry's esposse.—= .daleartses. RE-OROANIBATION OF THE INDIAN ARMY. TO TOO IDITOU Or ?Xi WI PLIII3. Bia,-1 deem proper to publish the subjoined ex tract from • private letter received by me, hat mail, beet General Jacob. Its style is rough-hewn, but it gum to the root of the matter. Let its truths be acted on in India, sod faction may squabble here to its heart's content.—l am, Ac., C, 1). L Jur.. 8. • The proposal to hold Italia by the bodily power of Hagfish sokbere—by force of muscles instal of by force of braise— which seems at present to be widely accepted, wars to me go unwise, that I ate only accout for is prevailing by supposing that it her been eatertained without interidiag reeily to act m it, to order lo double the strength of the Xnerlish army for Rusepriaa service without exciting &term, gad Unseat directly tunas Ragland for the: purpose. If the attempt be actually made-nu malt he the total ruin of the empire. Nothing mama more certain than that we can only hold this great empire of India by our m. rot supe riority. The lababimets of India are not berbmieme ideate, knowledge, motel cambia& administrative Madam, to., itc., were in ladle, wader Aar:, r adverted as la lagigged reader Elisabeth. No amount °lsere bride force could coerce two hundred =Mose of each people. The Mina of large numbers of the lower clam of Ragffehmea, of teas of thousands of Reglash bodies with eery Mlle Regina maid la these, will more than anything elms teed to destroy the reputation and the reality of our saperkeity is moral belay. Cures rice sad brutal manure —es the oriental esteems them—will then be chicly appenal le the Asiatic& ea the ehmacterktio attribetes of Smallish mea, whe wW the very seen be boat bated and demised, In Mort, the idea of bedding India by as army of Emilia private sadism appears to tee to be so impracticable that It is dikes& to deal with the question with becoming gravity . We could hardily obtain recruits for the Crimea ; h )w, them, am we must, under the present mama, to obtain tints for tbs. ountry in greater numbers ? Without the assistance of a tarp amber of Dative Indian troop so army of Europeans oonld set in India mom or subsist la the field. The enemy would only hem to keep a little out of the way at first, Is leave the In to follow their own strange devleea, and the latter would all dig. Aided by inapembe, crew Orin and pipeclay, the sea sad the climate would do the hostages most effectually. Indeed, the helplessness and ignorance of such a free* would be tragically hadkroos. Apia, mamas frequently recur (I have known many ✓uck) when almost every nuns is disabled by fever. At such times our military fore, mold be temporarily ant:Whiled, sad we should dad ourealves without a native Indim army, ameng peopiee wham we had placed In the position of con quered armies, restreleed by physical form only—i-.• teed of their Ming, ea they really might ban remaiud, and misdat yet biome, our fast frleads. Fee:aller, all, w►at is it that bee failed us in India, and ceased all thie eatery for Baropme bodies? Not the people, for they have mentheed quiet. ac-I seen frisadly, everywhere. Not:the Wive qualities emu f the Severe la our ranks who have been murdering one ironies mad children, for 1 / 1 1310 of our native bedbug soldiers, who moot seedy remained la the Pate of raw saaterlal, who had Imbibed the lesot of what we have been phenol 'o gall didpllas, have bathed the best. On, regulation men have rebelled. Nothieg Mated has failed us, nothing tuned ageism as except our own wise proceedings. We have optimistically degraded and correpti , l the Serape= mind in ladle, sad ►am deatroyed all its am waft power OTIr the regular flepoy ; while at the else time, for a quarter of s century peel, we have bean latter*: the eepoye, sad pottier: them most when they most deferred seven pwatehment. We ►awe been perpetually tall ug them that they are the damn fellows ou eart►, instead of nay =skies them decent people, and rale' them in t►+ meth of leetly, ws were always afraid of lookier truth It the fess ; sad brawl of correcting what was 'mi.s with them, we always forced the other armies—lanes c0..0 were tree sad well behaved though—to sasimilate with the prac tice la Bengal, however ormasous snob a practice might be; than bedspring all Mao working men, sad offeiii.c the kleheth premium on ineepecity. We cea deport absolutely with oirtalaty sad safety an the power for good which Fee oat hem our own minds, sad which we bare accumulated is the Wail of oar Asiatic soldiers sorb power never bap Laud, rad saver am fail as at our utmost reed. But If we give bath as such morel power we shall find none at our seethe le the Sepoy when we require it. Our regulation oysters bee merely corrupted the raw ma teriel eel car Mare way, ark the ma think us afraid of them, rod made tam drag ably for evil. A system (Amity adapted to the asters of the men would have made mar derma and mutinous reams Oral of Beropeeas, as this has &me wit► the Asiatics. BM there an many millwes of um among the yarns et India Meted to make se good and faithful soldiers ea any ari as earth. There is no fault to be Justly found with the raw meteriale Mask, it is quite claw M ais that the army of India must be s salve ladies army ; dal pest unrebeni of Eun.pesa pnvelis Wars so sot required for India, aad would siva be injurious le ear Isla. W►at &trepan weeps we have, other than artillery, abash be mead et weds placer where the climate iv (Avow able, and whom ponds West mak the troops re diiy 1• be deapalebed to say pet et do empire reti shine their per seem Tile Europe= reginotte proeneutty babe ries le awl bruin • pert of the Lam arm. iiteold bare lb& rattlatuest beei-trerrtin ha Wk. Ths east of ths Irdien Goverameat should be rem:n*l from Oaleatts, sod established either in Bombay or at Agra; saw pease has seam pseahsr advantages. A new Preabieway sheuhl be formed, which should have Newts Gewesmeste, Army, &c., &c., while the newel% comenment eiteald hare se casneuon with say Presideits/ peolefease. Thaw inseam" dent'd be lib, North-western PR aidemr. ma k woo weeds ta. Paejeeb, the Ci•-autisigot Mak Ihmite, Demelpode, Ind the Thaw; Wee Delld ma ihe gherkin elleideg. Ilie Udine Peeehlesolem wild the be Bawl, 1111dras, Bonabsy, mit Lime; villa tko itemerarent a Air or !cry thereat Eases 'shaky rail be ars* ix .1 Irk& Of tree I root quor to theemed et Unarm, r the beet eat mist rtitalat stair h Irtle it Eeea PM trope. lir therm! Nigh sear it tY Iterstry l'resitisacy, ad elle swabs kr Mohr ; la ham( hr Bertal, o. reeskiag to tberrod I woad 'hes et liarepste emley I void him little or none of; snort ow good resiwont wbe with the Oaswitor-asasnil. Ms whole et dr Astilkafla Wit sitssill to liersyss, with it isairitsa of s towtsseps =di instwiss, lbeird fist "Ida& sunk* is pithier iscelithe woe lame= tromps amid sat Iw, sash as this ilnallir of Maas. She skew* shim Artery la Leda sbeeld be inward, V the meths gram la the armies of the three Peeeldeethe shield be wired by Europeans, the gun Lamm aelatesi le seine thesid be replaced on their old beds* se they genie 111111; a lUD sad complete company of gee Leman biUg aillesbed newish European company. These teen en meth real, sod sew the European artillery men ism keel eagesere sad des; while they themselves are Mss this ever le busses dangerous to us. Is seal Preslikesy then thosid be a fell regiment of En* repia mappers smil maw" ell the sera of whit* should be geed erasers, strwigen, ka, emelt company of European wipers her* a essepeay of satiate attached to, and mate( with it. Seth earth wold be invaluable for the sethetethethese sod szscution of public works. For the user rwidemay et Lawn the Artillery might omelet of six banal late of the thud strength, and one brigade of four reefs of bane seethery. Time bur troops with twelve MU-bettorks ebeeld Wirer be bop eceeploie, billy boned sad maßaed, for Geld aerobe The reserve Artillery galena, &lily posted at IC earaches mil Inhere ; at both whirl pima *ere should be grand ordinate depts. A native easy for teed Preddency ad* be dinood and organised, as described by ins in the printed Nelms for the rworgentastion of the Indian array, &e. The roast strength of the native troop should not, 1 think, be reach reduced. No alteration se le numbers appears requisite in the Meares army, sad the tires snots* of the other Peed% lieneies might shoot equal ha umbers the old armies of Bagel and Bombay together. he all internal Publle duties, inch es viol guards, &c. a properly organtiod polka should be employed, emeething sinner to that which hoe been found to answer se well in The frontier dad faro, so often recorazemeled by me, amid be embodied tar smoke in this gainer, end no other Wags are required be &irk. BUN room should be frond for commas sums is the audit department, and the paralysing edict of oentralteation should lee pertly reardiall by • system of local audit. If arm necommadations ware followed, and the principles Ise heti is my lather to —, of the 12th of December lust, were sated um, sad carried out in pnbotios, our Indian empire would waft be brought into the soundest and strongest «make be The greatest dangers to which that sceptre is now exposed are t►e consegnences of European violence sad folly. As regards religion, if we attempt to govern by patronising any particular nets or creed we shall inevitably bring about revolution. It seems to me that to hstroduce our State Re ligion at ell into oar rubs in the East, ha very great error. The Government of suc► an empire, which comprises hundreds of millkese of men, holding twenty diftennt faith* and creeds, to which they are atisched ea to their lives, masa, osmaia meetly with ay sort of ostke, patronise or acknowledge say caw of three creeds rather than another. The oily safe, honest, and righteous course la, se a Govenanent, entirely to ignore all. No minister of any religion should be appointed, pa tronised, or directly paid by the State. Let private peruse, committal** or congregations. make their own arrengeosente to provide for their rerpective spiritual wants, and all will be well ; while the moat fearful and deplorable mischief must and will assuredly ensue from the contrary preluding. I am sending to my friend, Captain Polly, now to Emu land, some correspondence, which may, I think, interest you, and will ahow you what can be made under the most difficult cirenmetancee, ens of the Hindostanere of Delhi—fathers. brothers, and oons, al the Serie of the mutinous districts. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1868. THIIOIBEB XACIIRZLI ACI.-DIPULITION IV TEI 10X2 81011174 RE A deputation of gentlemen, whose names will be kind In another part of our columns, waited yesterday =Mr. Walpole with ntreooe to the proposed inquiry into the ope ration of the Forbes Mack/new Act in Scotland. Mr. Bruce, M P., intruJuted the deputation, which deprecated any in terterence with the act, sad more 'spinally its being referred W any committee so late 4 tim mica. The Lord Provost of Edinburgh stated that the persons at whose instance the inquiry warn proposed were proprietors of public-houses, whore ctief argument against the eat was that illicit selling of agents coated to a gnaw West sines it had come into operation, which was, be enhaitted, a quake for the go- Terming to deal with. Demeanors had diminished star the passing of the ma, and • prised Jeer ewe eagle to be sale sat hikes k wae interbred Ina. Other gentlemen edemas& the Hear Ikereary to the ease and Yr. Kare,cd the lisetaili Tempera Oat facile three yoke preview bras passing o l lr'sotthies were 71,648 cases al *embosses la Glasgow ; for the 'Ares years Nam the set hall lan la emetics the number had been 63,756. la the ere ef the Sabbath the resales wen nut more marked. Par the three peers previous to the set then were 4,062 eases' kr the this, pears subsequent to the sat the amber was 1,414. These statistics were hilly borne wat and sa by idiabarga erN l sm usdes, Montage, sad all the e rgs towns The Howe Sat Kayser rid he wee bound to bear what Lard Maigaid said to-sorrow, and if he did not oaks out a anew ewe than, from the statements of the tlerz d tion, be was inclined to think the noble lord could, he have no hesitation in saying that it would not be expedient, at this period of the sweiun especially, to go into any inquiry at alt But it must depend a geed dad upon Lord ldelgund's state meat ; therefore he should be obliged by the Scotch members bang la their places, and oonsotiag any facts which they might think ,rroneotut. His present impression was thet the inquiry ought not to be gone into. THE MANCEUISTEN JtAILITAT 001IPETITION. Yesterday a deputation from London, Manchester, Liverpool, Chester, Lincoln, Sheffield, sod other large towns in the north, ha I en interview, by appointment, with the Hight Hun. J. W. Hesh7, President of the Board of Trude, at Whitehall, upon the **Met in favour olds* proposed Working Arrangements Finl," between the two lower am- Ca:end now pushes through the Homo at Commons. l:t a Zputatios, larredited by Mr. Meer °item, ineintled Mr. lieseage, M.P., Ills* elibthorp, M.P., 8* Aismnier Ramsay. M.P., Mr. Ilembeck, 111. P., Mr. Thomson M.P., Mr. Gromall, M.P., aM Jams Doke, with other gentleme n whine sow w set forth in the mart circular printed is trader solowas. Mr. H RION. Town clerk d lissehener, asked the sop parr the gueernment for the leinsiosed by th, Sheffield, end liedostilert set the Omit A ugeeffito Ream Company, on the penal dot Idimokeeter eight to hem m es on than one rommuniestion with Xs menropelle, diet • mend hoe bsiag already In eddense Meeshearer might sot to be acJedd from its use end Wolk end Met dill pebNe Worm rrquired that eireenemb itvounble to sem petition Meek! be moosseged. Mr. HENLIT mid the badmen. at the Nerd of wee to satisfy itself that the well-known railway reeollellens which bear the name of Mr. Cardwell lied bean emptied wish, end he believed that the) had bees in this own Bat as to the mete of the awe beyond that be would not attempt to dentin He knew the home wee always indisposed to in terfere with Ur &Melon of a .mantes. It was sot seal for the governmest to Mho put is thee private bills Woo they west spinet some resegoiod renalution of the lessee, er mem mum mind legiaistive provides. The home belted to ba it deporemat broAar ler to inform iS et =Nam of that dereripties, end Met u depernmes of anything them pll te to beep Mar Aideveres Livesirt, et Petshisk, urged the aseemity of the bal, Ind hoped tie eight honourable gentleman would Is ell lik he gosh! be promet Memo railway interests from the roper et Mein alintsnv—l ems! Isla any pert in the merits of the =• bet I estirely eppove of the principle Involved in 4Mli Mialtion. I - think there ought to be a whole muse somplkien, not u respects the fares, but when there it. two roman with respect to the accommodation given to the public, I bathos that to be a wholesome competition, and ono that ought to be permitted. ham sem fethir seavemation the deputation withdrew, theniting Me M eight hemerslis gentlemen for the courtesy h e lod item em FATAL BOAT ACCIDUIT AT WIISTWINSTII3- IL—About tat o'clock ea Meads sight a mica amid liis elk rd bee brother, Kelly, who had bees w tba deer is a wall boat, true to pass wader Watoistee-bridge when the beat yea one of the pilis of the bridge sad aipshied. Rea aed his wife were named by a artereesa sessed Phelps, bat Belly was drowsed. His body we. not hand kr some boats. Coventry was last week the scene of swab Ms mar. The mayor, who lute excited the se a plasm of tbe amasaity, as pais* • t y" by MI Z:0 1 VOWS • Isis beta WIN albs dottrels st k p ma st the town, whit' be &ow le Nowa tato wain Weilmi. alibi asedisd I el 2 : 1111 42E8411110 smaesswallsmobes spirt tile mai aeseasi se be pared, selseasa me Ms tema le sew rests grist. MUSIC. PH I LHAREOEIC SOCIETY. The fifth Philharmonic Contoort, lath night, con sisted ef the Wowing mintisa elf me rim illeimisia 0 ..... ........ ........ Moan Afri. als awes of lliftiis ....... * Lorain to C amer ............. lietheem irts Da s jjrriiinge MS.'S rota. exasesete, ............ e teem as tail ...... eftwatre, the Mamma TM amity M u t iv anian fat the . appearthas of Rabeerola, who o a ta lma be What he la, the of rant maahal Ism of the day. En =of Webos'e etWMll ellooetn•tielt wee rely fit s m anythin no lan Ism assommed to, sad Mt esassimmey, Mass elassisst Ws( as variance whit entabinind iweesilesb. He Mullet lies ass warranted the apalwes attate— ice pawl the Elbse part of the meta aisary lbs eseihrfars, end blossit dewly bud above AGM eta of Othlif famartinarthi. to the cowpony did nos In widls say pin kr the pianoforte. Tblevuutriskie l i t; as or 16We tendons ought othaga to In but. this consideration. the eibut wax mss sea. cluding moveme rapiditynt was_ *psi with the rapirrt7 l 4 11= rapidity tar -1 01 1 king we ever heard it actually took away our breath. It was, however, fully clear and articulate, and was • most display of executive power. Whatever Menses of opinion there may be among WIZ musical allies as to this performance, there could be no mistake as to Its imprethon on the audience, whose applause, continued after he had left the orchestra, brought him back to repeat his acknowledg ment. His subsequent performance of the little solos, with oat any eat heotral accompaniment, was exquisite, fall of relinmesst and expression, and was again en th uadasthally meshed. TIM two ayrophonies—each a chef-ifourre—ware wheel well primed. The orchestra, war Dr. Bennett's admi rable dlreetion, improves every conowt ha eromable, 1101ooth nags, and attention to the delicacies and venetian of effect predated by gradation of toned. Ifideme Clara Novell° shoed be odd to have excelled lama! ; she meg wag • , and ales air from hgaro—a ding onuanal at • PhOharmosie concert—arm loudly mowed. SPOR7ING. TATTERI3ALL'S -MONDAY. The Ascot settling aimed the Boom to be well sad until late in the afternoon little Winer wrs beyond that connected with paying and receiving. The betting on the Handicaps we neither brink nor impatient but speculation on next year's Derby wee permed with some spirit For the Northumberland Plate. Undlielmind b ad vanced to 6to 1 taken sad offered. Forth* 81. Leger, ►to I was taken and offered about Toxophilite, sad 6 to 1 wee laid several times against Governess. The gnotations on fie Derby suggest no comments. Closing prior: NORTRUMBULAVD - PLATIL 6 to 1 601 Kr. O. Pardue, OadrWd,dyßM 2 sad of 10 to 1 Lord t Immerdailte Telidnm, 3 00.24 Mb Pt 10 to 1 L. Md.:* TM Bird la limo lINE4 4 7 Get 16b Gad G6l 1010 1 —11 G. /1. 410r4 Norm_ pi, 84 Ilb (lard off I I{b 1 G. Wad Otaostor.ljto. 411, ft/ lib 1 yr. 4114 Moto. S GM lib 01 30 to 1 T. maid WoMmioo.llm. it Pb ttl 25 to 1 1. Mari IMM laast2, dr., Ttt 1311) 14 R. LIGIII. to I 1 4/ 4 1 Lord,Prebra ToatorkWto aad oft) to Kr. rta's Gomm 0,1 M. II le 1 aril Lord Zoll DO eddle BMWs w 01 26 to 1 Lord Dfsa 61. Ma 1006 lo JO lam I.idalWlßrothir to Sydney It) WO to Mum de jatdrokOdlo Caultos (IY MO to 30 Admiral bee t'. Mr by Wool Amaral a. out of allordslottf 40 to 1 Lord Baudora Mao& (I) 40 to 1 Mr. A. llirldiPeentaio 40 to 1 Mr. J. llootra Maim 10 40 to 1 La Morro Ouroglon (t) 60 to 1 Mr. W. Barron. coit no Pallor Buck. out of MI of Mr. T. Bobiaoce= g o Tb. Happy Orthoo le amok out of an kb orpromosta at Newton and Newcoodd. - ROYAL LONDON LICHT CLUB. There was a lam attendance of visitors at the IClDmatch of the - Royal London Yacht Club yesterday. rios was divided into two claire', with the following competittes: First Clan, exceeding 20 and not over 110 tots. Stations. Yachts. Tots. Owners. No. 1 .. Gnome 24 .. lir. Arcedeckas. No. 2 .. Zillah No. 3 .. Phantom 27 Mr. S. Lane. Second Class, over 10 and ander 20 tons. No. I Kitten l3 .. Mr. Leach. No. 2 .. Argonaut 13 .. Mr. Legg. No. 3 .. Wanderer The prizes were respectively of the value of 401. 201. and 10/. ; and 301., 10/., and 51. ; the 401., 301., and 201 in pies The wares was from Erith to Southend Pier and back for the larger claw, and four miles less for the smaller. The Pinata= had the windward station, the Zdlah being snit; the Wanderer had the weather gauge of her claw the Ooome sod Zillah alone having to set. At llh. 61m. 15r. the signal was fired for starting. The Kitten was under maws and under weigh that, the Phantom swung well, the Wanderer was some what tardy, but the Onome about lest. The Zillah was off quickly. The wind was due wet. They finished as follows : 8. H. 5. Phantom (winner of the first oleos) Kitten (winner of sevond clew) Zillah Gnome The time of the other two wae not taken. The worthy commodore, Mr. A. Arcedecluse, presented the prizes to the auccesslul candidates. Amongst the company on board was Hr. Hartley, the American round. CRICK ZT. THE TWO CELEBRATED ELEVENS._ Thi• netcli between the All inifraLai.:nited Elevens wee begun at Lad'• yesterday, before an attendance of upwards of 6,000 spectators, among whom was • large attendance of the aristocracy. Finer cricket was never wit nessed. The object of the mate► being for the benefit of the Cricketers' Fund Prisadly Poeisty, and the match, too, being sow so interesting. we bays no doubt that the ground will be equally well Wed to•nsaraw. The score at seven o'clock, when the stumps wen draws. stood as follows : ALL UGLAZD. /111 T IMPS.. J. Carr. a Leekeer. b Wye I C. slee. b Odes 0 A. Meer. b Wye 4l C. WAY/sr. b Widen H. IL Pteseeeme. e WalA J. lealem. e OWL b Odin b Widen . 1 2 j. 0 2 4 1: rbat ,lee w le". I:.C. A 14 21Pth allik T1i4 1 1• 1 :471 2 r1/AlA.Viidii 11 i . • b °WM • Oink b 0464 A. i vim Me i J. a= / lkitubus .......: u J. e Waimer.l. seeesp. le W s ..... . . . . .. .. .. f. !admit. not out . ...... 10 5ara............ 1f i MATCHES TO COME. r Jew 10, at Oxiori;ll6Cgad dr;tinciaga . lust University Oztrad. Juno 14, at Lord's, C C and Ground against County of Joe 17, at Lord's, Household Brigade against I Ziugari with hands. My lass 21, at Lord's, Unlrwsity of Or.f.rd against Univer- Cuaidge. hos 34, at e ad's, Lord's, C C and Ground against University of Cambridge. June 24, at Eton, M C C ageing prance Etonian*. June 26, at Barrow, 1l C C and Ground against prose at Harroriana. Jun 28, at Lord's, Old Etonian@ against Old Historians, July 1, at Lord's, M C C against Hoaishold Brigade, I with bands. July 6, at Lead's, County of Kant (with Care, limbos, end Osage Parr), system all England. July 9, at Lord's, Pasant Etonian@ against At Hew turiana. July 12, at Lord's, North of England against South of July 19, at Lord's, Gentlemen against the_Plawars„ July 26, at Lord's (Goodwood wee), AD MONA Elora against United All England Elmo. For the heat of Geort f te Parr. Return. Joy 29, at Lore., Gentlemen of Kent (with two players of Kent) against Gentlemen of England. RETURN MATCHES. August 12, at Manchester, North of England against South of Eastland. August 16, at Caaterbury. The County of Kent (with Calm Jackson, and George Parr) against all Ragland. August 11, at Caakirbury, Gentlemen of Kent (with two players of Yea) ephot Gentlemen of England. Puzz DT WOmtlf.—Two disreputable wan (Asa Bad& sad Rashes' Gough) Wlllll dirovered oa Stade, won* la the Potter7-llelds. Bier Ltverpool. stripped to the waist. led fighting eller the emit approved fashion of prodwelarl MAW "troy Era" were acting as vaseade. The agar. if appeared, led hem got up by the nia is aside% who bed hem wagering es to the 101 sett. of tbelr reepeolli• lawaoretex. The i g reglin wee keeght before the load wiegietratee yeeterdeg, sad nest semeltted to prison for • nos& [AdvatisisisoL]— HOLLOWAVO PILLS Ulf - sao.uolo POlL iti One es Deorsv.—The warder Maw el paw Inn pm Yi the monown . effected to Yak we te soar daw awe elailsele rem of Mown voty cotasonfloorp • tbey sot Ibe opoZtjr ff tMLY = e. F 11000 lo Itb moon Os foss r ore last " S=Mia. sot iho weld. lath intrtlignice. EQUITY CQURTB.--Jmiz 7. (Wore Vice-Cheaosillor Kindaraley.) Tin writ OP LONDON V. ILLSTLBT. In this oath, John Flak Wag mesomete of the Bask of landen, befrowad may at them, sad deptelled, by way of Milterfty for IMO thete. meek dem& et Mail torertale property le Somerostahlre, I =el al Mr. end Mra. Ilnasimp lig their Melees Mlle dodo bed ~su ng thq_ l l ll Partha" =Atha pm we, and by Mr_ . _led Ma. ,Itte Imam Waled thst mow bed sot been = ti t Wlh rbich bY set d ie rird Faith haeing thali beer. beekeept, the (passion wee betwees the plaintiffs and Mr. owl Mrs Motley aa to which had priority as equitable m Mr rig laley and Mr. &dwell applaud for the plaintiffs; Mr. Gramme and Mr. Colt Lir Kr. and him Hartley; Mr. G. M. Ward for the alalpara !aka ; Mr. &aim errand ke the Swath of Mr. and Mrs. Hartley. emus liteSClenicell hes e r e d l i r opinion that the matter was sot at prima clear imosp to amble him to deckle the law of the can ; there mat tharefts be a rofmaco to ambers me te the 'grommet and circemetancee opts which the re -for the purchase mosey were founded. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.-.Ttrxx 7. Malmo in Banoo.—Bokini Lad C.Usapboil, awl Andean Colinidgo, Rand Crompton.) IN it CM IL= 111DRIICL LIZ/. Kr. Flood renewed his appliostion for a oertiorsei, to bring op frau the island of Bt. Mises an indictment for a felo nious assault, sad all proceedings thereon, and also for a writ of habeas eorpus to bring up the body of the prisoner. The question was whether the jurisdiction of this court at tended to that island. Tim learned counsel having referred to royal ordinances respecting the Island leaned in 1837 and 183$, end to numerous authorities, The court said they would look over all the documents, sad intimate their opinion on a subsequent day. CLARA C. TURN DIBIPUTIB. This was a rule to show cause why the too_pirage inan arbi tration between Mr. Vincent Turner and Mr. Edward Raw son Clark should not be set aside on the ground of the im proper admission and the improper rejection of evidence by the umpire. It weezed that Mr. Tamer and Ur. Clark en tered into pehi .11? to keep rac•-horsee for their joint profit, and a dispute having arisen between them with re gard to the accounts and other matters, the whole subject was referred to the arbitration of Mr. Charles Oreville and Mr. Wallace, who had power to mdl in Admiral Roue as en umpire, in the event of their A t 'rpeeing. The arbitrators did &Negros, and Admiral Roos haying been called in, he made an award, ordering Mr. Turner to pay to Mr. Clark a aim of 4601. Mr. Edwin James now showed cause against the rule, sad referred to various affidavits to prove that the umpire bad beau guilty of no miaccaluct. Mr. Lash, on the other aide, said Mr. Torre put an end to the agramant into which he intend with Mr. Clark, on the that the latter was going to run horses frandu hr certain noes, and be complained that Admiral sous bad declined to examine him (Turner), and to remise other evidence with regard to that charge. Lord Campbell said it seemed from the affidavits that Ad nrsi Rona thought the matter affected the honour of the turf; that it ought to be heard by the Jockey Club; bat that it had nothing to do with the inquiry before biro as umpire. Mr ar . Justice Crompton—Was the charge inquired into by the bitrators ? wafameo—Not a word was mentioneei to than on the subject. Lord Campbell said neither party could brag Dow mattes hems the umpire. As the charge was sot mole Won the arbitrators, the umpire had DO power to deal with it, eves If It had been brought under his notice. Mr. Justice Coleridge—You moat bang Wm, the umpire prenisely the sane matotiols which came beim the arbi trator& Lord Campbell—The rule must be discharged with oasis. Rule discharged accordingly. SCULLY V. itiORAAL-THR SADLIER FRAUDS. This action wee brought against the defendant for fraudu lently representing to the plaintiff that he had purchased from Kr. John &ether, doomed, an estate belonging to the plaintiff, under the Irish Encumbered Estates Court. The declaration stated that the plaintiff purchased the estate in that court through John Badlier, ea his neat, and that he employed wilier to sell it for him at a profit, and that Sadlier informed him that be had resold It, and at • profit to Ingram. TLe derlaration then aver re d th a t th e defendant &hely represented that be had bought the estate been &Wier. Mr. Bovill, on the part of this defeudent, wow moved for a role calling on Mr. Scully to Meow cease why certain interro gatories should not be administered to him. The object of the interrogatories wee to prove that &dill'r wee the real purchaser of the estate. The smut granted a rule sist. The called th. &hanks of the horsed commis sioner to the cirmunetenote of the saes. Yr. Comnsistioner PhlUips said the inealust was not opposed, and he should not stand in the way of the poor men being diwtherged. The Regishar amid the anal order wield be appointed far the 30th UMW, sad then the &charge would be granted. sh, Haber remarked that as the debt was for owns, ft most be so. He would be Mecham,' as soon as the law allowed it. The day was named for the final order. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MA' CAI3B2B.—iIINII 7. (Bean the Judge Ordtury.) PIACOCI O. rzaeoca.—J9DlClAL BIPABATION. In this case, which wee tried before a comtemajnry, Mss. Sarah Peacock, the wife of Mr. Alexander Da Peacock, • idlk manufacturer in Spitalfields, prayed a maceration from her husband on the ground of adultery committed with her servant, Matilda Carpenter. The defendant pleaded not till irs corieance, and condonation. and be also recnotteated of adultery upon the petitioner. Dr. liwaby, Mr. Hawkins, and Mr. Phear appeared for the wife; Dr. Phillimore, Q.C., and Mr. H. T. Cole for the kawhead. The parties were married in October, 1863, and they had had two children. Matilda Carpenter was herself examined in rapport of the petitioner's case. She stated that she had lived with the Peacocks from September, 18,5,5, to the close of the following year; end that in the month of June, 1868, while her mistress eras at Tunbridge Wells, she had slept with her master. The adultery wee repeated on several subsequent comical"; end in February, 1867, she bore a hoards child to the respondent. On aose-examinatlon, she admitted that she bed left her last place in consequence of having contracted an infamous disorder ; but she said that it was communicated to hire bye oabinetmaker num of 4100.11, who had in effect committed a raps ateilme. Had told her mistress that the child am not her ...*'a. That was when beer mistress first found it out. Mr. Bertholomew, a friend of the family, had been requested by the respondent to nee his good offices to bring about • moonciliation. He proved that a letter put in was in the handwriting of the a spondent. In that letter Mr. Peacock arena his war, and entreated his wife to return to him; for "her rotors would make him the happiest of men, instead al the mast miserable of mankind." &boat the date sleet letter the bad had an interview in the peesenota of alma patties bad mid that she bad only conesoted to rasa with him after the confinement of the servant, became he had gone down upon his Imes@ end protested upon his amour an a men and a gentleman that he was innocent. Mrs. Peacock did not say that eke forgave him; she matt have said she would have forgiven him if he bad ocellessed Ida fault. The parties never lived together after that. Dr. Phfilhoore, on behalf of the husband, contended that the evidence of Matilda Carpenter was too week to satisfy Hosiery that he had been guilty of the adultery ; and that the law which had been put in only showed that, in his anxiety for the return of his wife. for whom he had a were affection, he was willing to admit in general terms that he was la the wrong. Even if they were convinced that in the absents of his wife he had given way to temptation, there was evidence to show that Mrs Peacock, although • gnisant of all the facts that she know now had returned to cohabi tation, ad had lived with him for several months. The learned civilian called Jame;llolloway . ,The foreman of the rsspondent, who said that early is February, 1867, Mr. Cuthbert, the father of the petitioner, called on hie master. Witness based a scuffling and went up to the parlour. Found Mr. Cuthbert holding Mr. Petcock by the cellar. Mr. Cuthbert said, "Your seater is the father of this child , I have hosed it. and I know it." Mrs. Peacock, who wee ales plaint, said, " Yes, and I won't live with bim." Mr. Ciattibeet said his daughter should go borne with him. Mr. Peacock said, " fthe shall not with toy consent." Mr. Cuthbert replied, " I don't care for that." Mn. Peacock want away with her father, bat she returned on the following Wards , and lived with her husband for about six months aft. They appeared to live happily during that sus months. Elizabeth Pam, the servant of the respondent, gave oceroborative evidence ; and this wilimee's mot he r deposed to an admission of the respondent to the diset that she knew of tbe 66dr with Carpenter. Boss evidence was rolled to show that Mrs. Pam& had Jews endue feteihertty whit a meta tech, et the banes 61 mimes mother she was is the habit of paying a yearly vide ;aCt bat ft did net appear to be vary °nobility*, sad it was thally &stied by the gestlesaa ia gasetioa. . Quanta add the anxiety the reeposdeat had shown to effect a reoaseiliation with his wife wee badly consistent with the imputation of levity which he now cum = w hir. The learned judge then proceeded to ems the e to the alleged guilt of the husband, end the condonation O a f his canoe by the wife. All.. shoat two hours' deliberation, the jury found for the petitioner on al the tames. 11r, ststlf-smsrilmiss bid% NEI on set us 2 ..... add1e Iltsid ; bet 11S1 ppm se sea W el the Session of Ms - geld wake sod eillben Mr. Feedaists, se tThisis-elley, sad sibs pupolg tam Mr. Mom of Omani; Ilarsa - amid Ham, o is t ba =ertreet • m t . te , I aiss'insel -.ll...jambsl sow f THE OP WILLI/Al Lare.—savex TEARS' a Gielb ' 4llll4llllllll6 1111"1"116 INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Jtrits 7. Maws Mr. Comakskisisr Phillips.) - the me !la This faerisset, who hid bete 1* Wititoorose-tireet Prieos swpeeat et the suit et the Hoe Greatiey Beaus ley, sis. loserbe Rabe ate Prated= bet. Tte owe we before die alert at a former omen whoa the imelveat onkel for hat lbeherge bet it "meld act be mated se he wee sot Is eisolibe bee a debt. It mewed Nat the oily debt ea the sohelde wee UK the be mots to 111 Hse. Chardry Dobrisy lava miss the kookud had =him ist lies be 66 ssimiliss et hie *Oder, sad Nibs lid No sod he was low is prism kr the rob et ths ruserA r = d 'berrairverird la July, 1861, rag, worartarady, hod ben arm* Sllfin pan Is omino us& Be bad at prabutsi kr lb liberty. Mr. Caorinksur Plays kel&t,st tbs wird* re- Miniflee tb• Wive* a* eyed M. Orosa—l miloot say lir =MK ; t our I balmy it in. altiseman ladd—l re by arede a diploma that he q conl7 adadital oa the lift d Aged boa. Grono—l Mowed the Puri treks and men, std after idling him wbseo I Mad dism, 1 sated what ho haw of gra, sad he sdi de wit Karma give Oda to him to lake onto of. Bo goos Rairsea'a hot sebum, sod us gams the.. I Ma a imed Wet Woggles * I*looo4 V* ail dr Om* bid bum them wary m e **Yr babes Imsdidans tedMd ten and that tte ftnerca be had met swan k& it pi e (ave the priasser iliseltredat al Wog a Vs* maims. an. Him, SO, maid—While b ty tolls,taii Naked to a po***** w dx k. , Yob tad la it I Mod di* 11/W_li.ide.. WINNINd - kerchiefs, four scarves, an officer's seek and other articles of wearlatoPPerol• Mr * Fn dabam sati the Retch anti *in produced are the same which - UM min Irewarin obtahJed of rc in August last. Mr. Martin (the chief clerk)—There are several witnesses who attended to glee evidence whom Hawses, whose pre. moos will be twqWeed on a future day to complete this case. Green—l will gel them here, sir ; but in the MAU title Mr. lopes tease to go into his ease in order t o recover the shirts which have been pawned. Mr. Martin—There are sufficient charges slaked Reerma to rawer all the purposes of jostles, and Mr. _Jones ma apply the Old Bailey to have the property restored. —There are also boots belonging to Mr. Mad i Z e l Lombard-street, as well as property claimed by other I also found a number of cards, one of which bore the name of I Captain Morris Campbell. r. Frodsham—Why that is the same name Rawson gave to a neighbour of mine. Green—l think if publicity were given to that circum stance we should find out if there really is such a person, and to if the portmanteau which has been broken open b e l onge d . Alderman Medd, in refusing an application to admit the prisoner to bail, said he had no doubt that both the prisoner and Rawson had been very respectable, and it appeared so by tits diploma produced. The prieoner was then remanded. C LEHR N WELL. Jobe Mon, aged 21, a clerk, residing at Coal-office Cot time, Great Nort.n Railway, was charged with stet= the 24th May, 1868, from the premises of the Great N Railway Company, gin's-cross, St. Panama, the sum of 360/. and other property belonging to the said company, hie emP lo 7org• Mr. Humphreys attended for the prosecution, and Mr. Lewis for the defence. Mr. Humphrey. said that the prisoner was a clerk in the coal department. It was his duty to receive from the car man the monies they had received each day for coals. Oa the 24th of May he received the above sum, consisting of gold 2391. silver 301. 10e, Bank of England n o t es 401 . , an d cheques 281. 14s. Bd. It was his duty, upon the receipt of the money, to eater the respective amounts, which he did; also to be the lasit in the office, and to deposit the different sums he received in the iron safe, of which be had one of the two duplicate keys. Oa the day in question the primps wee in the office until half-past nine at night. He left about twenty minutes before ten, enveloped in a large overcoat, which would completely conceal anything he might wish to take away. He proceeded to his surgeon's, after that to • public-hones, and returned home about one in the morning. After that • cash-bon warn band in the Fatter of Stumm street, about ten minutes past ten o'clock, by a boy, who took it home to his mother's, who opened it, and finding that It contained some money and papers bo hemian to the Greet Northern Company, took ft to the polico.station. The key of the coal office. had been left as meal by the prisoner with the gatekeeper, and when it was pat to the door it was found to act very gamily, and there was no reason to suppose that the locks bed attar the pri soner per pri t er wit had h or left that any person pr ut n . had oThing been the in p the ri.w room i box was searched, when 68 sovereigns were found, which he I said were his saving', but upon making inquiries it was learnt that on • preceding day he had had to borrow the sum of 231. for the purpose of making up the accounts of that day. When he was locked up on Saturday and searched the sum of 721. in gold was found upon him. Witnesses were called to prove the above facia. Mr. Lewis denied that there was any foundation for the abase. The prisoner was remanded ten Tuesday nest. MARKETS THIS FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (ham - Dun Weekly II imeum..") 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Da from mo grim gee olobe me Voircime momenta Um Importer. sod ro loaf so oor biro prooMmo or, Gard them mill be no to. egg I. (NNI Moe say tumor or N. olobm MIDDLES 73% SBSSIONSt The June Gemmel &Woes of the POMO far the county of caminamad yestmeley morning at Ckrkenmill Indere Kr. Paisley, Q. 0., AssiemJudge.sy, Payne, Dr. Sulam, sad Mr. Simps at- on. " Mr. CrCre na vire i Kr. ty three prisoners for sixty-nine for felony, and fourteen for misdemeanor. (Before Mr. Payne.) Amos Thomas and 'ohm Ws, who were connoted before Mr. Creasy at the het semione at Westminster of emmults, were brought up for judgment. Thomas, who broke a asilor's erns with a stick in the Bow-road, without provocation, was seatemosd to four months' herd labour, and Cole, who beat a man at a public-hones, for saying he had cheated him in • betting transaction some years previously, and who after wards paid 61. to compromise the matter, was sentenced to one month. Both cases were reported at the time. Two women, named Rodeo,, and Cline, were brought up from the Home of Correction, Weettulaster, to be dealt with b 7 the court under the Vagrant Act, they hiving been con noted as Incorrigible rogues and vagabonds by a police magistrate. Robson had been in custody and committed for imposing upon benevolent persona in the sheets by some plausible and well concocted story about domestic affliction no lees than nineteen times, and Cline thirteen times since 1841. They were, as might be supposed, well known to the officers of the Mendicity Society. Dr. Bateman, who presided, on the hearing of this 0111111, said the court Considend it to be one In which the full punishment provided by the act should be balloted—a worn aue could not be—and sentenced each of the prisoners to 12 months' hard labour. _ _ Mr. Poistin;Wir for the prosecution, instructed by the Mendicity Society. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Scary Kew siuTiTri;;«,;(ii77Z7s; Commercial Dock Company, was Imo& Mime the Lind Major, upon the charge of having ambessied the aunt of 2611. 3e. 9d., the prozet i o n f o tte company. solicitor tow mummy, in briaging forward the charge , said it was his most pineal duty to a gen tleman who had been for many years a arrant of the esta blishment of such an sot ea the widen" would detail, and without any more comment he would all wilesases to ma- Wish it. Mr.iohn lamb, enstcan-boor sad shipping agent, of Fm-court, Fruchurch -street, said—l was agent to Mame. Rothschild in 1856, and for many years before. They im ported some goods in the Blanlasim and Ambroglo, in the year 1856, and it was part of my Waimea to pay the dock charges on their belmif. TM cheque produced, datad 19th February, 1866, for the sum of 2611. 3s. 9d., is in m hand writing, and wm drawn for dock charges by the B and Atobrogio. I think I gave it to the Filmes as it was my habit to settle the transactions with him Personally. The cheque has been returnad to me as a paid cheque by my banker. The cheque produced le the only me I drew on that date for that amount. Mi. 0. Coop, clack Messrs. H. key and Co., Fm• ohvoh•Meeet, bankers, amid : Yr. John Lamb keeps an so want at our Louse. A cheque for 26U. 8.. 9d., drawn by Mr. Lamb, was paid in on the 20th of Febrou7, 1866, to Ur coedit of the prisoner, who oleo kept an account at our how. Mr. J. C. W. Harrison, &tetras* to the Commeralbook Company. M: The unsure, to the compoty is Mr. John Kllilfflel. The primmer was the eantery. I produce the minute book of 1838, in which there is an entry dated and November, 1898, of the prisoner's afferaent es secretary at a eit. In the oompany's Wier, which I produce, Hiram .eohild are entered as debtors to the company for general don banner. Then is a nraenoe there to the journal for the particulars of the maim in the ledger, one of which refen to the Blenheim; and in another page in the journal to the Ambrogio. I saw the prisoner last Friday morning at the °Moe of the company. He has I not been Mrs since, to my knowledge. He told me on leav ing that there wee something in the balsam-sheet which would prevent his appearing bin the directors on that day. Our beakers an Nara Prank sad Co. The company does not keep say amount et Nova Hankey . s. There is no en the receipt of the lIU. 3s. 9d. in the ledger, which was by the prisoner. Upon receipt of mosey the entry would made in the atelvbook, sad tiara trenseribed into **ledger. Wm. Cletilter—l sae ea aceonateat, at 67, Coismen- street. I was called in to amodne the books et the Cemnsraiel Dock Company on Saturday, sad my strati= eras directed to I Masers. Rathaohlid's secoent, to which they appeared to be indebted to the company in the sum of 647& 6s. 3d. On examining the details, 1 hand It to maid of an old balance of 3771. te. Bd., and two charges, amounting to 2701. Oa. 7d., in respect of the hmbrogie end Blenheim. I have exa mined the books of the cranny from the 19th of Febniary, 1866, to the present date, and could not discover the sum of 2611. 3c. 9d. entered to the credit of Mews. Va. 7;rtt; 2701. 0.. 7d. appears by Mr. Lamb's books to be an allowance made to Mr. Lomb on the settlement of the amount. I pro duce the act of parliament of the company, showing emir authority to indict in the name of the treasurer. The prismar, who in his reply I. the meal fbrmal question admitted his guilt, was then folly committed for trial. GUILDHALL. Jonathan Mirehows, a well dressed yourrL a m t p was placed at the her before Alderman Merin, with being found in the unlawful possession of a gol chrono meter, vales 481., and a gold guard chain, value 121., which had been obtained of Mews. Parkinson and Frodahmi, of 'Change-alley, Combill, by fraudulent means. Alfred Oman, a detective, said—About 9 o'clock on Satur day night I went, in company with polimoonstable Ham, 360 to a shawl and mantle warehouse kept by MOOR Knight and Co., at 217, Regent-street, where the primmer was employed. I waited there until between ton and eleven o'clock, when the pincer mac out, and I walked M. I saw Mr. Knight, with whoa I had some ours vematios, and waited mill the prisoner returned, which be did shortly base twelve o'clock. Mr Knight celled the pricer into the &or, and I then told him I was aa °Shier, and having semetained that be (piercer) was accusinted with a ma semi Emma, who is now in Neer retrieliaarew7!tlmfa's tehl ape. araihdlemahultah:fl2l=l • gold weak sal aide ea atlas resprty from Ramos. be releaser mid be bed sot. I mired bin Ulm knew Haw ses, ea be soil be Meer very little of Mu. I told him If he bat • watch and chain be mit lot me me it, bet he said ha bed no watch. I pat the victim to be.. several times, end at bath Naked his If he wished to Meow me the watch be MI bees wearing. Ho spin sad be bed no watch, upon add" Mr. Knight haeresed, mil said the prisoner had bees werelag a weak tai AM amtil within the last west se We, tai aria bin whet be ha am with It. The primer alit said be la se wish. I thes said I meet sera Me planes% begs, sea spa sake INS big led ems I bead • Wait be rive se the her, end ea ezmaisi masts I Mai am boa shirts amt a rice st hie* alb. lOW Win I Mimi the shirts had hem slobs teem Ks awe, et and WM if be email elmtat accent et Mme. He mid they VIM bit via him by the mot is Narita* (Raven) to keep fee Va. I time samismal his about the ore, end he esY be perebmi it of Mr. Meralith, of Leap*. hill, his Mum employee. I tics MI him I sisal ales him late eat* ass Malaga" shin in big pommies. Wins we asiss amain Mr. Markt espoomed a Mike to mob pinta- Ma Mims, sad I amid lima ke Mite for that prgar ha • Mae wawa at as balk et the *sp. In sant Ysse tap Oslo est. and Mr. Knish" lansed me that the prisms, alba he be hit alms to the asp Mr missies 1 mid the. poismier V 'sok wee Mt embe, and un heL i r It nes. then Maim% MM. WM eagle ace ewe lbws the peZ w e v e l s7= =Masi to be seal set mem -AIM toe minim bad reeami the am Mewl wattle, te be amid bolsi Mad the phew it ..lithe easter with apapr is hie herd essikisise the deli wet* mei chain prdeesd I mksd ids hew be ssesead net loss reemedon ot them, and he said the arab limp* gem them him to keep be him. I wee ass east takiegbka at amts rib"- Mao% when Mr. lean best kr his Mame% ed. Mee Is webs that ha be Mm know the esible lematie be lei pot late Mess& ma Is Neal* mi. spa hiss, ups vbkit the plasar mil, " Thelma is Wimp* Is my tweeme." l i Sti s s i pisusar to the PleMairest eta ami es Me memig I proemial gala to 217, Regasictreet, est the aer lases yes as top el Mirk lambi viz boobs nerd mat ppm. • Alamo limirl—Wbet Mho imetbsee N _ _ LOJDOI WISELY DOM Itlrtoll/1/I.—Jon I. Illarleisd 1 Davao' ire. erek.l MR. feaklaills aiiiisOor Rh 54 .11 r tee, taw past ASO 4,100 u.ocTi o £67.000 700 son mos Kea liu 002TOL—Lieol000s. Ton soomollo Isro hod the • Woo. of quietists the woOkot. aid the aim on not so mods no wal i q otolgegol at th,.. Li o4oprosollog whet* ?AM bolo, oil lb lio sue..:: Sla t ; ]p p Ibpdao,, to If Naar. So. to .: SI et ; 100 Waorkos. RA TIL Os lOC MOO Amodiao—tort, 7, 00MA —Wiwi. Jon Y.—Balla Mom& LI& ; Val triwileseritt Wag Bart* litalliartaw. lin ; W lia.• liarmitli Wait Hart*lti m i.; Targaid Ilik Wrist. ' lls k tit. • I Nib Boa Amu Lk 1 Walls lin IL • W ir Idyl W;_ Walk atalora,laa *la, lin id.; alb MO isabn_a~. UL Pt; 16. ; alio lid Bsoi rh. Pt •. a Ba n tTal li r'ilL ; We& 111 31 141ias, lt; Waße a tail 'a Halite. *AIL ; Walk In lak N. : WaaL Bataan, Us. Oa.; Walla Hog lAt. H. ; WsAs Vl= wick, ila Ilik; Wait Bad lava, X; Walls BY Baulk Ballo% lin; Wastled Waltworth, 14a. N. Brown Moor Mala i ll i i. o d it t •arpen Bank& lit, 'id. ?avail's Darn atom, In ; lin id.— ar s e" at MA, V : aald. U. TRAITIO RETURNS. urea U. Lmil s AT639. - 131196T•611„ Wal Um 0966. err Spud Truk et Oundi ea ail 6,139 as 0.196 D 9111114 1 613 776 1,399 900 4191:roler a t e S&I .- 394 6.437 2,1 U 7.69 10.099 Bode nod imam lota Jim . . .- 114 3 61 Ma 900 1.031 Ile* on - - 19.470 11.436 Sm. imptaa. aid bulk ten 11.231 3.231 14.617 17.106 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. game (brig). from Li:smog to OM Brasil. *di . gootal got on alVay , aialos t all bar goods la good free. are sow la azalea la alma forty bows wader aim 'May thematic •to IMO ea aharo.—Wesfird. I;r — uts,s Or..a t trenToids7r Part PM% srlisi pot tzto Eta Jamlre leaky, kad • MRS hardens In the tab aad Ilth nei4 and waskl t.v. ts disslisrgo ens, airfposa bp awry ertrowwd, aad have new bosom sal Maur spose.-11sst lark. May IL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Astwres (erlttsb drip), outward bound, Key tl, lit, 111.1 N., lia. LS/ W. Wit (114).frewe Loofas lot Odearta, $7 days, April 7, lat. 9.10 . &, 'ILOILO W. Oriole Kldp). ben Glue for Llverpoll, 1111daya, May 37, lat. 7t,31 N., kw. KA I. Jose Ileaure W os„ am Liverpool for New York, Nay 34. let.* SOK, IMMO New Kea pide4, teen Toselteeko for Loudon, Nay al, Iet.I4JOK.. ILL 11.61 W. PM (lergoid. Iron Liverpool for Naar Aree, apt I, lat. Se Set, kw IILS/ W. Peace KIM LIG (Wrltleheareer;, bolted treetwerd. Kerrie IL feeuthem Calef,ikes Livenwel tor Koldvawiloode tre Ow Clow. Timer (eldp), ler Landow. WU e, all ta. los SeK W. feu (Anerlosa barque). Lon New Soolead. Karl re, IL /LK t . km. Met W. BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. SUMO. De.Mtlr i —Jatta 6.. t Hopslaid. Yanabatter, the .t . . of T. • 444034apeatitimar. sae went at "boom Dant, linitr— a Jor 4. t Iftgamatist., Lim .wet J. Ines, Ottalair2J b l r : libiakvalrest. lady littesray. 41 a las. LiACII.—Jos4 &at lithiat Mew amain*. the Waal E. Leath. 11 1 41 1 .4 4. 1•4 4. at Keatoyaire. Carpool, the WO of CePteht 14 ‘. 7 9 71 . 4 as Ihroyalans. ihdo-sark. ta. aW ti i. P* 4B * & at Dadra How.. Obsima, lb. .w al the lee. J.• boa.D.h.. at alga. 111/111131A01121. EAMIG 4.3.iparTHlL-tirkass. !t. nest Totridaft dd. t to booed:7= idddor of KT. H. eboalad Peon. PA Cs a i rtrt—lPlNlME.—Jtuto at doom*. . the B im 11111, T. Oda* & Podtd, d Parkir. 11110 Oxford. to Muds Jess. Orintstse d tea We W. 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