The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-09 00:00:00

FRANCE. (r OVA OWX COOAAMPDXDFWVJ PARIS, &muter genus°, The Madeleine was titled to overtt'wing to-day to hear the crand m a le for the repos- of the soul of Genera! hi-ust, the fret French general who, ere • shot was cued, died in this Italian campaign. I' is slated be the folifi'utionari that the British government has formally consented to the taking up of English merchant vessels for French service in the Sleoiterrsueen. It was officially stated some little time since that Admiral Bonet-Willaumer was appointed to the -.rowed of • speciai deer, called the "siege imestrns. - It is now said that the plan upon which • ewer is to be carried on not requiring such a eetorment of nasal force ea was at one time con inpl.sted," this scheme is ahand ,ned. r rh, Bourse was rather firm. The bureaux opened for subscriptions fur the loan were crowded all day, and it was reported that 300 million of the 300 being raised has* already beet. subscribed in Paris slobs. Business was not animated, and the Rent* closed at yesterday's price. 61.10 for cash, and at 61 (with a rise of 3c.) for account. Mobilier mss 2.30. The Orleans Railway rose 12.50: Eastern, 20 ; Northers 10 ; and the other lima about ii. A lamestable riot, attended with has of life, is re urrded by the baler-el Public et 'Liebe' of May 6. It appears that the mayor of that town had recently made a de: ee imposing new duties for standing ram upon cattle brought to mar ket. This innova tion as. so displeasing to the farmers that. they re sisted the gendarmes who attempted to enforce pay ment of the tax. and drove them into their barracks, The troops afterwards made a sortie and fired ; a stry earns m 5 to took place, in fie course of which the mayor was struck with a stoae, and several people were killed and wouuded. 'llse troops sal tcnd but little. It unfortunately happreed that both the Ferret of the departms at and the district general we.e absent at a nera.:ing depot whoa the dattabseee Woke oat. Wain ♦ sranut colunmpo.namt3 CI • Mae 6. Ae you see by the date of this letter yoor mew =st, es kis way to the camp. wait,. toymalksmi ea village of Calor, where ht. was obliged to stop on sosossot of the constant passage of French In too rasslog of the regular passenger trains his bees slopped sinew the begisaiog of last week, aid then Is but ern truth • day, lamb leaving Paris cis take you to Loth. Eves smelt train may be stopped at calm by the governmeist, as happoced to tbv eme by whisk I travelled last eight. It is impossible tor yea to farm • lest idea of the activ.ry which per • on the road from Paris to Lyons, or that from Lyoes to Merwrillee, and on that which I am abret to take on lea‘ leg Colas. The very small village is which I hay. two sister last night. the very beret.* from which I am sew writing amongst rag smoke of thossaade of piper, has been changed ia:o • camp. of "eery army, ot6ren of every rank, an /here pelf mete, talking loudly, drinking freely, ep is their martial spirit, and as saunas to meet the Austrians as • young g.rl of sixteen Is to nowt her beloved. Wheel I telt you that limos the Emperee'• modest° war bee become popular I. Fraser, I am rather underrating than exaggerative the feeling of the French people I met in my way from Paris to ('sloe. I need not "peek of the enthusiasm of the troope , you may easily imagine i*, kal the wraknev afoot ally fur fe gl u ier. Yesteact i l asw, at Macon, the 46:h Regiosiat of the line Mart in fee the camp. I amaze you the exeitemest was so great amongst the soldiers that it was almost made m—th^ greetings and cheeriege of the people were teeny touetieg. Whilst I am writing, • Pols fu t il e , 'wars is crossing the tiny lanes of this somata!' village, marls! u Vivo ?Tort sax Aatrichiesel . ' In point of fact, I near saw such estkonieem in my life. From the camp no news has reached me this morn ioir, but I hope to be able to •end you some on 027 'trivia, at elambery. All that we know here as that the two 'armies are now in sight. and that the reported battle of Mortara has Dever been fought but in the newspaper". The battle tarns out now to have been • mere engagement between • Pied mont's* patrowille and a small body of Austrians havers. Is that engagement Captain Cowl, of Pie monte Reale tkivallene, killed the Austria% eßieee, and put Ale mu to Sight. ITALY. SARDINLt. (►tOM Oil OWN COIIZAPONDRIT.) TURIN, MAT 4. The Austria.. have passed the Po at Camtno, and direct themselves towards 'ft:atom Sot there they encounter the French troop., which (either thick in I the valley of the &thin. Some persons allege that this is but a feigned movement, and the main sad of the Austrians will take place towards Casale, by an attempt to mom the Po at Frassinetto or at Paste Start. Dux this latter ?lace is guarded at pmeest by Garibaldi's force, which brie quitted La Oran. The Piedmont's. are entainly not in fear of being attacked epoo the Does, since the district of Ver celli hue been eenenated by the cnem!'e troop...sad the Be. has been crated and recrossed several times, but always by small bodies of men. It t herefore appears probable that only between the I'o and the basks of the Tanen) and Serivia can any great military ope rations be expce.ed. Almost the who% of the military occupied by the Austrians is fall of water and mad, nosed both by the artificial inundation and by the continual rails. The !superior officers employ wavy possible artifice to conceal from their soldiers the arrival of the French; and in order that the sight of the red trousers may not undeceive them, they *pima) a rumour that Garibaldls volunteers are clothed in that fashion. It doer, however, seem aimed inerinible that Amite& should have entrusted the commend of her army hi Italy to the hands of who has little at no reparation es a Leader, and Made no favour with the soldiers. Hitherto, indeed, every movement that Austria has made be trays vacillation and want of foresight; she Oa) succeeds in imposing merciless exactions on the po pule.ion of the country. Wiih regard to the affair. of Parma and Modma. I can give you some particulars which perhaps are not jet known to too. The entrance of the Austrians into Reggio, only fifteen milts distant from ramie. has mused no small ptrturbation to the people'. mauls is the latter city. and pro &iced some symptoms of dissatisfaction amongst a portion of the troops. The Duke of Modena, on the other band. thinks to recover by force hie two towns of MAMA and Carrara. The people there are analog themielt es as beet they can. Amongst them is Co. load Itibotii. • native of Nice, who is collecting vo lunteers, with a company or two of Tuecan and has from Spezia two pieces of are til!ery. This Ritrotti may be called • keigilt-erracit of the Italian rinse. For more than thirty !ears pact, he hes laboured and sweated in its behalf. casting himself rendlong io'n every 1 1 dander. Ex led formerly from Piidinoct, he fouglit with ea rem. bravery in Spain and in Portogalagaiset the Comte and the Jltgueliets. la 11114 he male hie app v ac a e re a li•ilnise, to aid in the inturreetion af !tons in States, where at Imota, by a mere Ste dent, la • Mard taking six cardinals primates at an si wail happened to be 141114 =bird. In 1848 'se stamp • I to rescue Neem:itan liberty by landing is Cslabeta from Sioily. Having been raptured and thrown Istoa dungeon, be reinsured there till 1834, when he returned to his own coantrr, and had a narrow imam of being band mixed 'up i s th e as. forte , lllVP en pedition of Kaman,. 14 is Low tatirelv devoted t s the service of Visitor Enanianntl, and dais sot 'triplet from the cedars which are snit him by the Piedasootese government. A. THE FRENCH AT SLIM. (7110111 ova lINCIAL SUSA, Mae & ( ;nal IT molest my ittelinatios, and rn (spite of my Mot efforts to avoid 1 , . hero I am, owmg to a variety of toreamitaacee, is the thick of the mate't ofte /much army soon the Alpe. I left Tann se Ow day sight, and their special truism &Weed the mail train by which I woe travelling. I reached Bus long after midnight, and, from want of accommoda tion in the ions, had nothing better to do than to go and inspect the French regiments encamped under their low tents, inn field close to the station. Up to 7resterday morning 23,000 men had gone through Sass. 10,000 arrived yesterday before evening; and we ire now crowded with as many more froth ar rivals,. The stay of the Alps must come either by the Most Cent, or Mont Oenivre, and both thou great roads meet here within the walls of this town, but those who come by the Most Guerra., may at the foot of that pus, at Casianne, strike across the Col de Bestriere, another military read, which takes them to Pinerolo, and hence by rail to Turin. Many of the French have been forwarded by that road ; and no doubt the troops travelling by land are only a small fraction of the 200,000 combatants whom the Emperor Na poleon 111. is bringing into Italy. Ever since the times of Pepin and Charlemagne, Suss has been an epic spot for French invasions. From the steeples of their churches, or from any of the adjoining heights, the people here could see yesterday the long line, of red-trousered battalions as they simultaneously filed down both the wind ing rinds from the beetling cliffs, converging preci pitously on their town. lo an indifferent spectator the sight of these troops is cheering in the extreme. I perceived no symptom of weenness or distress. Footsore a few of them seemed as they rose from their bivouac, and moat of them have contracted stoop from that rill/nous weight of 25 kilos. (60 English pounds avoirdupois), which they on as average carry on their shoulders ; but sickly or dis spirited I sew no one, and the idea of a campaign terms to put them into the best of spirits. It was a cold, luatroup, windy night on Sunday, and we had very heavy Alpine showers all day yesterday, and again all night and this morning. These men have most of them no better shelter than the canvas they carry on their shoulders, yet you would say cold doss not pinch, nor water soak them. They walk ia the rain for a luxury, and they mind dirt itself as little as any other hardship. Were the trial of strength between France sad Austria, to which we ate all looking forward, to be a eerie, one, the ' latter power would soon perceive how little the most precise theory will avail against the constant prac tice to which the French troops are kept by their open warfare in Algeria. These men walk into the radway carriages, trucks, or vans, or into the holds of steamen or transport ships, with knapsack sad musket. and with as much ease and readiness as if they went into their own rooms in barracks. Not • little confusion has arisen in the Piedmontems rail ways, in consequence of so many men, beasts, and things, ail in eo short a time crowding to one spot ; bat for any disorder of this kind, the railway com panies are alone to blame, or rather the 'anathema of the railways themselves', most of them with but one lies of rails, and the materiel adapted to the petty traffic of small provincial communities; but as toe the soldiery, their hones, their heavy lug gags—everything moves on with a briskness, and at the same time with a precision, which mates the whole emir, es if it were, only one body with an Jadeite& et limbs. EXOLAIID AID TEll W4l2.—The pariah of St. , Pancras is alms to WS priblleterestbe ter the purpose et ' sneering tte maks et lb inbabllasis es to the psolloa witch this merstry absoM Übe la Memo Ile tbsposerat Ova. diesel rm. la des paella= obeloollag la tartar et sea4a lervestios Demurely poswella ladttlWeateebsseteems we Mee akeraly mealfeeed ae batiste me in WOOININSI 611 tbalr eriateriati epos des eattieet, a pelife Ye bait beld et Mendel, the Mayor in the chew, at *bleb a taillUibil wee roved *phut the isterveatime et Iltaglort by arms Whig the la p, whir coot invite! wet ; take pi, titian to the Que preying her hlsjesty to direct boo ultiMera to dorm/ phis( Ice their pow for the "Delay reelenteles of pesos, was russal• nosily petweJ At a &ALIA', meeting held at Dubs/floc, as deers. to th: Quest' to the SWIM sleet was adopted. XLEC riot( &DOT AT DAITTOAD.—On Fnday after moo leer, daring the Wed feat elution, the proceedloge et the politer diseriet et Danford we interrupted by • mod ighireerfal ovens., which caused the utmost alarm amongst the tababitents, end malted in series, isjary to several w eans. The poltherbooth at Darifoed was erected near the Dull Rot .1, the heseLqusr• ere of the tory pony, and it wu generely el...oared to the town that a number of pugilists sad otters of dm aim etc up bat strived from London and were snugly booked eat this haute. Handbill' were issued as the "object, and much excitement prevailed, as Dartfoid levenetly aim slue. majuity to the laurel candidates, ant it ark believed tliat the toe) , "roaglae" hal been intro dace Ifn lb. owe puree of Wielded's. As s proton et:aesseare to preserve the poses Otto a of the *fusty t a lalaty kite caned tram Chatham ea the previous might, to aid the Dartkrd patina fords, sad so Fe day, daring lb. home c.I party feeling ass amingly masifested, lb. I bust ceartWatee—Slerre. - blertia and Whatraaa— mietalu'as a mejoeity. About three &else, a party et "t roughs" proceeded from dr rear of eke peemlose at Or Bell Hotel, mid cowmen - edam ladaorbaboato sominsit ewe we y per•in in Vt. streets. A man 121=4 °stem wee knocked down aed severely injured, mid other respectable in habitant" wore simtiarly trested. The tradesmen In the lli reel cluted their eh tps, the alum bell et the motet pkto was tong, and a huge number of the Inhabltants cob 1,41.1 and sussed themielera with octets, Ds., determined to reefer the lawless proceedings of the " strangerm" With the •01.48,1111(e of he p chee-foree, something the order woe old . merrily reetored, but the Tenons 'urgent,. in the town wen empty employed La binding op the wounds revolting teen the I soy, Warn /ROM TITS EIFITCTa or POISONOUS HZ2Bd. —On Saturday reeneen • long tarry we ger into bere Dr. ebonies, ice &Ivey canner, at the Angel and ever purimbouse, Orseantrest, Vinare-park, re epes.ing the darob rd Jam*. Ellrrtaa, aged 48 ran lately reeding et No. 4, Sydarry-atteet, Botbast-grews, who dish flan the pniamotta effects of a qu.rolty at \Reba. It mowed f.ron it, avid tbat en the asoreng el Senerhy, 93th ultimo, be, feeling unwell, made an erre of sone herbs which be ba4 purebred ate men in the siert hot sr. seer. The near properefan of the herbs be no. sat aware of. He took r 1119 d the Enid on the terry sight end the rooming, after which he was seised with viaiaat a,rallfalr, which coarse I for several koun. On the 28d loot. he trans mei worse, when to sent for Mr. Raphael blehiole, • wpm, ere found him in • state of collar. Damsel rallied • Ire, hat be grew worst, end expired on Wednesday lose. The terra berg ordered • poet•llofra rends Ace of the bay, Mr. Nokias seendingly =Use% the nosh et übleb shard Chet the demised bad died far the effete deer bate of • perilous cheers% Afen the examirthei of several wirer% the c MOUT, In sums* up the ease to the jary, dwelt an the fo lly of parr like oho dared, who not ring swag of the prerron of the Mb. be bad pre par Ird faksatbale sad coned his n death. The jury fee orad • verdict to the ellen "That the decessod dud troy an infu.i ni • f hereof • poisoner character, he (the oreseen nit icing ewer of their noxious qualities; sod the join cannot 0-peyote whinge expressing their ua rimer ephil a Net it not highly culpable for sea expAsit for eel ia puler thoroughfare, ar y other pre, herbs of apd erre sabre, trie properties of which tear sr totally Ive ns' et" DIRTIIIIIOTTON or PRIZES AT KING'S COLLTOE. —The nasal distribution of the prises at the Kites'. Cele loge, tort piece on Sstarday by the Archbishop it Caster bury. The 'lsar ea peeved [zonated the Eir'rop of Liebtleld wad a large nuu,L rif the 'mitt,' rsey sad Meads of the .1.1-eta. btu Fer•ritirre, the deco tool pr ohms. of anatomy, gent brier the d'etributtes, that the, were 17i ovulate tbe collee, of whoa 80 ware sew oats, and of there 14 bad zaatrieuland. The coninet of the 'indents b.d boss • sagas'tny &anti the year, and many who had team boom* in the ea:loge bad tees appointed to posts of ba uoursbte antirctice fa their sison e .i... InsTarcrivs Flaz NUR FaRRIXODOR-ISTRILIT, CITY .—Yestord.y ascrabae, between the bouts of • sad 6 o'cl eh, a dre books out to the premises of blows. Lawrence aid Davis. primers, la Besr-ally, Farrhandos-street. • cumber el wear wits nen in atteudance, but sot whit etaadise a plentiful 'apply of water woo procured, is tie , , ore of tea relater or a queue of as hear the boiler ! mien a new buildwg, was to dame, arida speed In the c.tntiarbeesse aad etore-tooss over, sod a base amount d limas* wee dohs before the fire was eithrentated. Tb origia of Itte diatom is unksowa. 3k. Lammas wr insured la the Pim& lire-otEce, and Mr. Davie wee she bound la the Aolas ltrewere. CI7II7AL PALAES.—The season may be considered armsess en Widnes* next, with the fleet opera semert. Aneeeedinente hem been made he the solo ast'steu ebb the =the mantra sad eli4rua of the koyel Italian Opera, Carrel's:6r, sal ee eh.. pat enemas will mks don Is the Commit quote, which is being rpectelly eelereed kr the onendoe, end surronedol as it will be nib ell the =apemen* of pleats, downs, end steltary, will no prow es etteeetion to visitora, seeps leg nee the Mt maw when the %ere concerts weft hell le the north Dam amens similar smociatioes, There hse doubt this er elegemnat will emulate materially to the aelielartioa of She ebi=lta etamatioal art se raments el Vie essoort ram se§y llama to bee sewesere otaseres. • reel Wan la Ms eerie§ el comers will be dr leiradeedes to tin Goa pert of the pogreasee of ogee eased of a sear ed ellories fres es eters ; that aoleeed ter next wed nosh Wag la OMNI la/IL • work whlok, ben les 'perk. llag disialler we, frees he safe s mane le the lie* revel. bad/ so limenehtemble earaelisa. CilleTAL PALACE. HAL, CNOWN Sarcasms, KAT t7.—rdoraroas ter pe7mrß 1.161; diem by seam throw 1,60. T.tddasss.o,os7 20TAL Fln Horritat. Oaatrumarao,—Tbs •=of pedals rarer as ebb bryirk dells( the walk ary T. 111.317, died& 078 we. sew arm THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1859. tuß 803PACTIDPOLIONINO or A MEALS AT AZORZOND. —.— Saturday being the court day of the Richmond Petty Serstiona a number of persons asastablad at the Court bow" with the view of balsa preempt at the melanins,- lion of Dr. Broethurot, who 'tends chanted with the willal murder of a lady named Isabelle Haulms, with whom In wee Meg, by the administration of arsenic in small I=es, es already repotted in the Express. Owing, is the analyess of the stomach not being COM pleat w ease arm further adjourned. fihst• Ito dowers of the unfortunate lady additional beta kw Kee Si light. It &mem that about a week since a solicitor Is the town completed the will of the demand In favour Ot die seemed, sad which, it is believed, will he pro. duord In ',Wanes at the nett examination; and the result of thepost-erwises nomination proved that the deceased was wwootr..__ — Tbafellowing are the entire facts of this extraordinary um which have not yet appeared: decemed wee a single lily, of 36 years of age, Dr. Seseihunt being tone years bee rimier, end both being pos. emenl of considerable property. Dr. Smethurst and his wife were residing at a Losidistg-looms in Bayswater, ar was elm the deceased. Au intimacy sprang up between Dr, Smethurst nod the deceased, whit h led oen elopement, and after visiting Brighton and Vlll3OllO other fashionable places ft7rti l l:fa h rsetaat Rt.!! d•greea, d ' an t d ° latterly et N ts weak, o. 10, nce, Alma-villas Richmond-hill, where the deosued now * Hee. On the 3rd of April Dr. P. O. Julius wee called io to attend the deceased, who was suffering from diarrhoea end vomiting. He believed ehe nes marring from bilious diarrhoea, there being nothing to lead to suspicion. He administered various treatments, in conjunotion with Dr. Smethurst, and with hie sanetion. On the 18th he become paneled, and reported his partner, Mr. Bird, to go is, the result being that an opinion was formed that wonething was Wag given to keep up the irritation. The deceased got worst, with occident vomiting and dianhcre. Dr. Smethurst removed the romitings and evacuations from the room. Nothing, apparently, cud I exceed his are and attention. Dr. Dodd with Dr. SEDUM:int'', amnion, came down from King. Co and pruseetoed in accordance with the treatment /read, and the medicines were calculated to allay tle — anden. bet the symptoms became aggravated. On the himstag Friday, daring Dr. Smethurst's temporary abeence, • portion of an evacution just paired was placed in two bottles and meat to London for marmites; and on lialusit's preliminary test being appitad—via. the intro amelem of Sae copper wire into the liquid—the titre became erneled with a substance which proved the of some meal. The bottles sitheequenily fell YdR Ike notice of Prehesor Taylor, %kir, upon motion, ladies the preremos of aramdc, sought the magi*, erial authority ler • fell analyse don, which being obtained, the following letter to Dr. Julius was the result _ ito, St. Jamee's-terrace, Regent's-park, May 2. 81r,—la accordance with Me inttraotione ormainecl is your letter of yesterday's date, I bare made • further exa mination of lha liquid No. 2, delivered to re by Mr. Bo oed yesterdey mestag, sod I have any to report to you that this IqoPf remtaise a mail quantity of argenlo. The liquid onsets of watery aurae, bile, albumen (hem sew), and • small quantittyy of the comerieg matter of bleed. The sneak is to a rostades with these issuers. It is web • Hroid as accompaaies aver& whoa th's sob tees le • cause of perosieg. Considering ths s spars from whirl Mee `refuse tut. suitor (r d to me by Mr. Berard), sad the die: Amy Mame& is the emenatiose of the I am el agars that thie Lily le mitering free the ellest kv et seeseirl poises, takes Is men doses ; end, seocertilag I. the Weise whir I her lind asseion to glee In similar tree I weld segos* that the be rstedirely plated nadir thi ewe rif mine tnereorthy peers , by whom alone all article, dhoti sad malleiso shweld Le administered. I believe that re Uhl will depend apes the immolate sad swish roper of these precamirms, as arsenic is fa her body, sad is now perm from her In Abr am r hors her beris.—l us, 8. TAIWAN M.D. P.B.S. Profeseor of Chemistry and Medial Jerrisprudence is Guy's 11. Itnnediattly on the receipt of this o deeming the lady's life is danger, Dr. Julius felt it liat en him to la tho ore before ate gurgioliraFro, and upon his testimony B. Peerhyn granted • warrant against Dr. Smothurst, mid hew apprehended on • charge of atones to poem, thi woee of Dr. Julius, Mr. Bud, end Mr. the or Dr. fienthuret being ad mitted to bet Th e following snorting the lady died ; sad, hem whet had subacquently transpired, it was deemed ex pedient to ham a warrant, and al prebend Dr. Smailmet es • Marge if wilful nitride, which was accordingly does. • pot modest exemination was then ordered by Mr. Carter, the coroner; and Dr. Jags thereupon indruated Mr. Itlehard Bar well, of Cheraw-cm s lit spirt, sad Mr. Parer, • moos of Mor lake, to ermine the body which they did in his presesce. Broadly the he exhi bited no appearances other Mast those ia as of ordinary death. There was great viper of the lover extremities.. The brain, Inns and heart were perfectly healthy. The inteetinal canal and stomach were_piseed Ma jar mated op, and forwarded to Dr. Taylor. The weeds sheared an early condition of megrim . The cease el death wee believed to be • chronic inBarmatloa of the stomach and bowels. Profemor Taylor having roared authority with the analpration, tinted the bottle N 0.2, in which thine woe four ounces of Said, the remits confirming his previous einicinerion that there wee decidedly weak in the liquid. There me so antimony, mercury, or bientuth. Be tour mucus, bile, and Stems rartror, sad soder the microscope those appearances wen presented which is • ors of priming by tumor wars always to be deuced. The quantity of arsenic was very Raisll--1016 than a quarter of a grain la the four ounces. The effect of mall dome continually adminisitred would be to cause great bri ned, of the towel; romitsnas, end purging of mucus and blood with balmy natter. The symptoms under which the lady bad buffered were precisely ruches would be predated by each treatment, white the medicine which had been gion would hoe the opposite effect. Susannah Angelina Wheat ley, *lb at a builm in • gentleman's family, and occupier of shelters, No. 10, Alma-villas, meter d Dr. and (s• she he lloed) Kra Ihnetburst as lodgers, letting them a sitting mar sad bedroom. The sitting room was down stairs. Whoa lies tidy tsar (on Friday, the 16th April), she was itt dell sate health, and went tubed direct'y. Dr. Smethurst ekes . word on her, and mire hos whaurem the took in the wayef hod or medicin-. Ile was conatiodly in attendance. Me dam sr and other meals we. prepared downe,My. Smethurst tither &Aries it upstairs or, raVeriog the Irdlady Olt at the room door. The patties appeared to live as very adleetree e terms. TM COMM]. boa slondird bis Intention to oomanuMate whit the Sereetary of ewe for the Homo lleparitaest, ih order that Dr. Smsthand, who is under remand In Harm nonger-lase may M present at the adjourned stage of the inquiet. Mr. herjsaat Mantic., instructed by Mr. Teesdale, of the dna of Syron., Teesdale and Seadflancla Is relented to watch the proomections oa belialt of the binds al the deceased. n• circumstances in contest= with this ease have maker* ao meet totem* esetag the MANNA, of the Bally that applirattoes hove ham node kr *hole he ell salaam to the future Item d die prousdbes. THE ACCIDENT OE THE COREITALL 2AILWA7.-LOSS OP Mill LIVES. Lab) Nnuiltptut. IifTROPOLITAN 001TATY 00IIIT6 &wag r.1414.1:2-19{,V9ralli.'May U; Thnr•day, illigoossa y. l7 aa r r PaggaMl.nall. Welot•day. May 11; Thinda7. U; Ma 53. 11•01109091. 19017 1 1190mmaL—Moodar. May 9. wy. I%_lnM= 3. lr a tily 9 ' w anmewria, O•bmaalreps . — amoday. May 10; Radaladay. U; eorTaraas, Ilimmaleilt—Tsoky. MAY 10; MOM/MMY. U ; TbM. d tgau. Cantina Ooray—Miskay, May 9. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. MAT 7. (Bake the Jed. Ostlers.) =BULL O. SPOONII.-4PICIkL AMT. Will:tin a very short time after the above accident had taken a telegram having been forwarded to Plymouth, Mr. Carr, Mr. Cockabutt, and other of ibe S 'rob Dorm Ralasy, accompanied by Mews. &ladle and Square sad nuisoas, were on the spot. This wee • suit relating to the will of Mr. William Harrell, late of Middleton, Eseesorho died on the 16th of Felarnery, MK at the age of 73. n• will in question was made three days before his decease, and It disposed of prz,peety to about 14,00 W., which the testator divided between litre. Margaret and Mrs Etutbetle Spooner, widows, the daughters of • brothrs whose birth bad taken place b efore the marriage of his wants. The will was opposed on the ground of undue tedium and went of mucky, by the bear-at-law and next of kin, who were Noshes of the deceased. Mr. Edwin Jams, Q.C., appeared for the heir-at-law, the Queen's Advocate for the next of kin ; and Mr. limalety, Q.C., kr the dekndanta. The deceased was a person of somewhat Leon:dela haWM; but he had acted as overseer and collector of rates in his pinkie, and had the reputation of being a good man of basi. aim The will had, in fact, been written with his own bud fa the pretence of hie solicitor; end tbero did not appear to be the slightest real ground fir impeaching its validity. Under these circumitanom the plaintiib abandoned the case A , end media wu entered for the defendants, who, by epee. runt, did not ask for costs. 3k. Matthew;, a clerk of the oorepagy, who was in the Int-ohus owns" felt, at the time of the accident, a no• neadoes ehektnp, whrh was followri by a hartul week, and Aga he found hinged( lying on hie liedt, the wens denting the nide of the carriage wigdow. K. let down the pt oat, and climbed up the bank, and the only injury named woo a Blight abrasion of the ebb on his wrist. The pad found klieg Girona, one of the pategagera be says, sq sespoordly in an of the mown meta of the ineteden carting, with the wow warty up to the net nhe bed • mall Mein In tee hand, and at his edam bog whether else gin hart, sin replied, " Net the lout, thank pos." Ho got her out, and took ha safely up the beak le the rout. Ms. Coashutt sad Darnel persons ander his (Weeks et aenbal neat carefully every part of the two eartialee whelk AM suer, and Lend that ell the pi/meager,. had been removed, as& so far Ls we can learn, law p ream sualdsed injury. The escape of so marl persons—upwards of 100, we are k issers., being in the uato—ander such carconiateoces, is a inarvellossotreunistenca. We rosy add that .as of the eareiaiee WIN moil, *Jared, a portion of it Whig literally reashed, sad tne other wee bottom up, bat appanatly not meek ilaweted. The Ocoee Lau Vladain la 116 feet long and 28 feet high. About 60 het of the Imo sea tarn op, which will be repaired, so as to rums the Yak thee (Monday) morning. The viaduct Is net at ell Waled ; except I. the brealrJng dap al the wets hate sad tie %wise up of ihe wels. An inquest Idaho bad ea the Wks this day (Monday). AUGMENTATION OF THE CILINNEL FLEZT.—( Saturday orders wars bred by As Adairlty for thy Joan Welt, VI, screw, Carols Stop'ord; Aria, 84, mew, C. ikiires Karoo* 90, mew, Captain J. J. 1.1 i; Crony, 80, 'crow, Crrals Illikt; nod the Hero, 91, serrer, Copula Sir O. N. Br m, B.rt.; to soil frogs Sheeries sad Devaepat to joie the Cruel fleet; sad largo drafts of men woes seat trout the darer guard-chips, nod the Rriya Nava Rendezvous, Tower-bill, to bring the crews of seal ship op to the rt (prod comp'emont. Orders were Wee lend for the dollar, 90; Curve, 21; Falcon, 17 ; 1=- =6l; Napornene, 60; Tertnogait, 25; %a the and Thies Fish, gon-bors, tole brought forward Ur all expedition to rata et the dart is the Cruel. THE hliiaCtitsat or OPEN Bowe.—The Royal Natissal Lariat leatitialoe have jut fused a ramble little sought*t on the insaiturrat of open towing-teak Is • ar4 bashing them, which contains sore aziailent practical Mats for the oonsideratiou of aireheat seas MI IX others horn charge of ship' boots, ea well es ratirdons for tescsiag drowsing purr sad for rookeries of the rig patently drowsed. Tao price dohs book Is so small sod bs contonte en so ealculatsil to be of service in the atilt of His, that it aught rely to be; prowl to the rade of ovour r a;iutkol tor. OF LONDON BOOPFIAL FOE DIEF.ASES OF Tun CirT. VICTOXIA•PIAI.—Tbe aware of priests indieval at kritters &slag lest week err 1,392; of Wadi Mime re aim THE POLICE CO METE BOW-BTEEST. Mario Fril4a • weillirWed yong gbl, was chard with reeling a diamond ring, • goldjimiLksse, and venom same of money, belonging to her employees. Aleut ..was weeks shim prisoner woo taken into the ser vice of Mr. and Mee. Barker, of Mantherer.buildinp, Westminster, upon the recommendation of Lieutenant Biarkmore, of who. rekematory inatitation she was an tamale. Mae received • good character from thee quarter, but shorty after her admiaron into Mr. Barker's family seperal articles of more or km value were missed, and as meek se from 101. to 161. In money disappeared in a mis ter/MI MAW ; and sus don rooting on the prisoner ohs was Menimed on Tuesday teat fr o m her situation. Subse quently • Miami ring wee mired, and on her coming for her eintlem abe was emceed of the robbery and given in charge to ineertable. TM primer admitted that she aide the ring, end first said she had lost it, bat subsequently declared she had given it away to • young woman whole name and aide= she did not know. elks assmaed doting the examination an air of meat acentrbion, bat quite the reveres as ems as 11 mover. Oa smashing Me Mem for miming propeetu c erm NB. abate ewe hod of her own hearritteg, the fn. trollnekey ration of the Memoirs of Harriet ihos," and letters addressed to herself, and reeled, the envelopes being identified by Mr. Barker as his propsoty. She was remanded for farther ILSALBOROUGH-ATP.IZT. William Prim and Marks Pntley, boys, were charged with stealing three duckling., the property of her Majesty, from the ornamental water in Ktnaington-gardette. It ap pears that the robbenee of waterefowl from the park waters are coatinually Wren plaos,_ and ta oonampeenos of some information, William John Edwatdeos, a peek constable, questioned the prisoners as to where they bai got the ducks from they evld to a woman. They tad from the round pond in ICentonegardenr. Priori then gave up the two now produced, and waster received another from some women which they said they bad from the prisoners. Penile' , said one had died and he had thrown It away. Remanded'. WORBRIP-STREET. laws deanes,a decent looking elderly man, described as a smith, oocupylsg a workshop in White's-row, Whited:min, bid residing elsewhere, was charged with having wilfully set Om to his workshop, with the supposed 'mention of defraud. dg so insurance office, and with arlargering the whole nefirbbiutheci, there being extensive choosiest worka home diatsly adning. Mr. J ohn Brardon, manager of a chemical manufactory, said the premier . " workshop neerly adjoieed their premims, and in cenequeetes of etrong suepidene having boa united by the prisoner's conduct, and from certain communication which were made to him on Tuesday night last, he sod his sedeMnt contrived, by mains of a ladder, to get a view of the printer, when ha saw in his shop a somber of basket. full of shavings pieced against the entrance, old other parcels of obeying., together with staves, Isionee of Venetian blinds, and other wood, In different ports of the workshop. They kept watch daring the night, and about half-past three In the meeting they saw the prisoner enter the front gate and proceed en tiptoe to his work. Mp. which be eats red. Immediately afterwards they observed fines inning from the pine and they ran round to the nuance, where they found the pri mer standing with his back to the done. They instantly seized hint, and be at lest seemed to be paralysed with sur prise, and scarcely able to speak, bet at lesath he said, is a low voice, The Mara to on Bra." Witness exclaimed, " Yee, yon ramal, ;ad it is you that have done ft." Theis' firm were then found is different parts lithe workshop. The Eames were moon eattegulabed wl , host mach damage being done, bookies of water having been kept in readinera by the 'Weer. There wee nothing of who toned in the place, the whole contents of which were not worth 10/. A polioe sergeant confirmed this evidence, and s'id that on burg applied to by the last viten' he hal looked Into the workshop. and had peen the baskets of shavinpend the other combustibles described. The prisater stated that be bad gone to his shop at the boar mentioned to complete a jots, and the Ore wit entirely arrideatal. The prisoner had at Best aci d he was not limed. bat it had sine* been sacertedned thighs was insured for lON. In the Pbcecix Office. Be e;as4l;aileTior further evMesee. LAMBETH. nasal Brown, eliasiiiili;;;:a smart-looting yousg men, wee charged with skating a valuable mare, the pro perty of Mr. Thomas Thomas, farmer, of Vicomte, Heat. Os passing through the Peckham toll-gate, the attention Ma constable was drawn by the toll-collector to the jaded condition of the animal on which the prisoner was mounted. The closeable stopped him. and ha drat said that his name was Wood, that be bad pareliesed the mare in Kent, and was gales to take It to a friend at Theban. His answers were to saapicions that be was taken to the station-house, sad ea arrivine thine pare another name, that of Brown. The ens of Mr. 'homes identified the tiara as the ;Te rry of his Whew, and stated that it me stolen oat of the Motels daring the night or ea , ly In the morning. The pi.isoner, when Mopped, had ridden the a imal up wards of fort y mike. The super intendent of the Kent constabulary identified the pest ner ea a Tborrua Wilitems," sa having been fre quently convicted of filmy in the county, sad whom they had sought after fir some weeks for a barglay known to bare been committed by him. If sent into Kent for trial, he abonld be able to prove that on the evening tefore the mare was stolen primmer wee seen lurking In the neighbourhood of Mr. Thomas's residence. iiiieleontn,;rito declined saying anything in derencit, was handed o•.r to the custody of the taiperlatendent, and I. veyed to Maidatote gaol. THAMES.. Edward BitlllB, a well.knawn thief, aged 23, of No. 2, John street, Cambridge rood. was charged with stealing 681bs of anger from a waggon belonging to Mr. Billie, cay mans, In the Commercial-road East. The weamtas, containing sneer in bogs sad hogsheads, have been lately so extensively plaselersd while peering slowly sioeg the tramway is the Mmmercial-road. on the tranait from the East sad West Isdia Docks to London, that coaatabbe have been specially appoisted to detect the thieve". On Friday stiernoen the stlentltn of one of the constabks was milled to Kr. Brianes wargoe, and having stepped k, be lifted up the tarpaulio, end them foul the LT1831117 la the act of goalies near out of one of the large bays. He immediately jumped off and ran sway, but was pursumi and tattered. A common beg was foaled on the wegg n, which had bats filled with 66th.. of sager from erveral of the bare that had been cut open. The prieotter, in defence, said he had merely got into the waggon to eat some of the sunny. It was proved that he had often bean in custody for petty off. nays. . . . . . The prironer wu convicted, and unteund to sin months' :mprlacerount and hard labour. ROBBERY IN THE CITY. — Oa Saturday afternoon informsti'n lamed from Flest.sinet station -hoagie d so extentive robbery at Mr. Treiosr'e, 0000 s-ant 6).r. menu facture; No. 42, Ludgattebill. It appeared that doring tee abacus of Mr. Traear, who went opabirs, two will-dreamed men entered his shop and engaged the atteatkn of the atop. men in looking at mins matting, sad went sway...about nuking any punkas. Shortly allorwarie Mr. Yreka, ea. tared his comating.hons, end loud that his cadt-box wro c attaining nearly 4001. is book 110441,, gold sod silver, together with crowed cheeses open radon. Loudon and conetr bankers. and a tell of exchange 6n6n l4a, No. 69, at 9 0 y days debt, dated 21st March, 1869, drawn by Nesse. Ban y end Nephew, of Cope Town, in favour of 1. B. Robotics and Co.. upon Pere. Bury and Nephews, 16, George-drat, Mansion-hottoo, besides other monies. A reward is offered for the apprehension of the pasha. SHOCKING ACCIDatIY.—On Saturday afternoon last a gess of posher+ lift Unman shortly after Ave o'clock. on • vacated tapelike, ad pressied ideas the basks of the river Withm, en the way to a village maned Wa.hisit. borough. Os of the mea, wind Henry Ea6dd., a most =l:poacher, W the towel of a gun loaded lo Ms coat ad when about two RHOS from Liioolll It Ml out, sad MA* sods <the gamed it wed se, sod die csamits ennead his band beneath the chin, eadrely blowMg of the left side of Ws Ins It is assilese to say that dial ism• distely ensued. The testa from Hama to Lintels was ins at the time; the gond saw the ecoldist, aod is tely on his swivel In Lancole ppaaw lakaseice to the plies, who Somas' to to mot. mad whom& tbs nom' ot oho body to Woabbetomagb, bloom bgeobvill bo Ob by. MARKE7S. PROVISION TRADIL TooLuvArrawer, MAT r. . Owing to large supges of foreign batter and demand bg inactive prime declined 4a. to 6s. since Wads, , the best butch at the close of the week sellieg slowly et 108 s., and Joteey at 102.. to 106 s. • other sorts from 86e. up amording to quality. The n ham ben a good steady for the new Irish batter during the week; Cask thirds Res., sad foorthis, 88a. to 90s. The unexpected abeam of 2a. to 4s. in the Cork market within the but few days has m arbled sake Lo.b. at the prime demanded by /hippos. Tbs few parcels of Cionmel to head sold at 114 e. The sr for the week, 2,423 firkins from Cork, and deliveties about 4,000 &hies. The beton market opened on Monday with additional firmness, and sales were /Heeled at en int momenta' of la. sod 2a. ; for favourite brands of Water ford, 66a, and in one or two Mamma, 675. made for imme diate shimment. The current obtainable rates for landed penile Waterford simable, 665. to 67e. • Cork and Limerick, fide.; and Hamburg, 625. ; beery sad irateise, 2s. and la. less. To-day the tone of the market is somewhat aahrdand the trireme prices mmtlemed above nut coneidered =mita The supply since Monday actuante of 136 Cork, 410 limsriek, - 76 Dublin, and 1,717 bales from Waterbed; deliveries about 2,2o 6bass. The steamer coming from Waterford brings 1,028 Mlle. Bale middles, although not moving freely, are 2a. dearer. Tierce middles have Dearly all been cleared off the market, at 62e. to 64a. Hama eommud bat little attention, sad ate unaltered in value. Lord has improved 2a.; prime Waterbed bladders 701. to 72e, sad kegs 60s. to 67e. The laminae demand for salt provisions for the continent shim the ansooncement of war Lea enabled holders of beef and pork to realise considerably enhanced rate. during the week; sad for the compwtivly smell quantity now ramelang =well as for additional snivels, a further advance is tly looked for. The current rates are, India beef, 170 a. to 180 s. per tiers of 3361b5. ; India Tame, 160 a. to 1661. per tiaras of 3041 he ; mad prime mess, 130 e. to 136 e. per times of 804Ibs. Prima men poet, Irish Hombre, 106 s. to 116,.; Beataen American, 102 e. ed. to 106 e; and Western Ameri can, iltia per banal of Melba The Liverpool provision mar ket bar been similarly excited during the week, and heavy treassetions have been concluded at high prices. COTTON.—Lmaaroot., Me. 7.—The sales of cotton to-day aro aitimmed at 7,000 bats. There has been rather more tow is Um market bat Taint say champ is price. COTTON GOODS.—Maxcaarraz, Nov 7.—The market le recovering a little bons the lainence of election eering, bat the depression attributable to the war weighs heavily both woo business sad upon Woes The advice, to hood from Gamow and other pasta of the Continent ere very unfavourable, sad the houses trading there ere con stantly diminishing their engagements. The women:Sal ad view' trom India ere more encouraging than of late, and buyers of yarn. and goods suitable to the Bombay market are making ofPrs, bat at prime whiett are not likely to be acceptable, the value of these goods having bear less sleeted than other descriptions. With the limited trade now doisg, however, prime generally ere in favour of the buyer. Ths Greek merchants an exercising much caution in the unseat oriels, sad 'hippo's to Roan an markets are exercising a Ile gendence. HARDWABlL—Britittsottax, MAT 7.—The trads of thin town Is in anything but • satisfactory state, the country orders coming In me mall, and but for the circumstance of the ismartlessurere having s supply as their book. the work . . pm* would not in many Inebaces be able to make mum thendlees or four days. The leading Maple lease at the town are all beginning to experience the elide of the do =mwhich wit, it is anticipated, Intraes rather than hig, especially as the export trade is satremely Amt This remork applies sot to the coetinent SIODIN bat to the Let ladles, the United States, end the South Americas beim. With mimed to the latter the exchange is =favour obis, emd remithames by the last mall were to a very limited smug may, and the principal markets, especially ow the imam most, ere reported to be fully stocked with goods from this quarter, DO that the g.roepeete of an cooly improve ment In that very important department of our foreign trade ere not very encouraging. The Spanish trade is reported dull; there is a little business doing with the Cope, but the quantity of goods sent out to that colony nemmarily hutted, and under the most favourable eireuxo stances is insufficient to matarially strict the general state of trade hem. Amongst the few branches ix which any this; eppromblng to activity prevails la the glass trade, and this Is mainly attributable to the strike which lasted DO many months. The reports from the adjoining district of South Staffordshire end East Worcestershire are no more satis factory than they are in this town. The factors of Wolver hampton Mate that trade has very much fallen off, the moat healthful indication in connexion with it being the punctual payment of amounts, a pretty good indication that the trade of the country in sound, though exceptional choumetimees have ghost See to • good deal of humour. la the iron trade them is about es much @mirky as there was at quarter-day, sod for best makers/ SWAM Iron there bore been little giving way of pikes. At Inferior quality may unquestionably be bought lower. la the coal trade t h ere has been more doing of late, in consequence of the retarn of cold weather, but thle applies chiefly to the commodity required for cloneeMic nee. COIIS.—CAMDRIDOII, MAT 7.—Wheat mit a TIT, dolt sale at 4a. to 6e. decline from lain week, with a large supply. What. red, 48a. to 112 a.; white, Ms. Bosky, 32.. to 860. Oats, 24e, to 30e. Bees', 445, to 48s. CAP117131:11T. M&lr 7.-There was a good supply at market to-day. gate dull. Prima from 3e. to 4s. per qr. lower. Wheat, new brown, 60s. to 66a.; white, new, 635. to 1101. Bosley, new, 265. to 36e. Oats, new, 225. to 26e. Bum, 42a. Pees, 38a. to 40e. Caluasz.s, MAT 7.-The supply of all kinds ei l rill IMO very mall this morning, and farmers comm by I asking very high prices, but sold at an advance on wheat o 4 3s. to 4s. per bushel, oats, la., barley, 6d. to la. Wheat, whits, new and old, 24a. 6d. to 265. 6d. ; red, new sad old, 23a. 6L to 261. Barley, new and old, 13a. 6d. to lin. 6d. Oats, potato. 10a. Id. to 12a. 6d. • common, 100. to 11a. Rye, 16e. to Beans, 19s. to 20:. Flour, 2r. 4d. to 2a. 61. Oatmeal, 2a. 2d. to 2a. 4d. Ryemeal, la. 6d. Barkdraml, la. ed. per atom.-Oarinla Journal. . _ Comm . sins, MAT 7.—A large supply of wheat, and small of other frail,. Whist met a *low sale. at fully lake rates. Barley Mem, and peas each li. to 2a. dearer, bat not much in dianand at the advance. °noontime', MAT 7.—Our toeday's market wr may slow, and tie Httle Maness dose la English wheat was at the prices current lest flenordsy, being a fall of AM Aat 6.. Is qr. from the Menet polot *Mame I darn the week. Grind- Mg corn held for la, par qr. advance but demand limited. Oats also a slow sale, st Is. per qr. move asom.y. Impotts for the week . —Wheat, eosetwite 610 qrs. •. foreige, 3,%0; barley, foreiga, 6,660; oats, boleti d, 660; foreign 6,410. GUILDFORD, MAT 7.—Sapply of wheat modera te. The trade having retained, males were Mesh ; bat a fair basin's was ultimately done at last week's rates. red bringing 64e. to 685.; white, 61e. to 695. Other grain.tbe mote as last week. , . . Hier/Gan, MAT 2.—We had • mach larger off.r of wheat to-day; the bade nutted', at • redaction of about 4.. per load, with fewbeyara. %sky made 2a. per qr. advance. Oats rather dearer. reas and beans made 4.. tor load more mossy. Wheat, 31a. to 325. per toad. 13bloy, 33a. to 44a. per qr. o.da, 23a. to SO.. per qr. Pass, 27a. to 29.. per lead. Beam, 28.. to 30.. per load. Lnictzerss, Mot 7.—ihare was a moderato supply et wisest at ear con market toady, foe which the demand was et last week's rasa; samples of white were disposed of at 60s. to GIL • red, 63.. to 665. per 36 atone. The show of bulgy was seta, and trims were the same am lest week roadie. sorts selling st Ha 44e. ; grinding, 28.. to 311 a peg qr. In the price of oats there was not numb varistioe, tin Was being from 30s to 36.. per qr. Bear • mine slowly to heal, and last week's pricres were obtained, the gnotation tabs NIL to 645. per 313 stone. - - - - 111WeAtr11.1,11PON•TTill„ MAT 7.—At our market this seciening we bad • very Mtge delivoey of wheel from the gravel*, andAssing led awey by the recent excitement, holden commenced *adze very extenagaut rater, but on finding that on stairs would net comply with the terms eicronded, they sobesquently levered tine pretensions, when et ready clearance sou effected at about the rate. of this day nunerhe, the seinen of Tuesday thus being nearly lost; Genre, how ever were not willing to aceept ante a reduction, ths utmost they felt disposed to concede being 24. to 3s. per qr., so that scarcely a rah was reported from the &Wide. We would a dmen the role. made within the put ten days at 8,000 to 9,000 qrs. wheat; whilst, at the same time, nearly a total demean has been effected of the warehoused stocks ofd or; the sales also being of a purely consumptive character, no thing being' taken to hold over. Is Sour scarcely anything was &Ile, and we quite look for the demand being of a Tenn character for three weeks to COW, without, in the interval, any exciting nose should intervene to give an upward ten dency to prices spla. In barley, malt bean., or pen few trameactiona oocurrel; and theism . may be aside( reem,which were firmly held at the adveocost lait week. Tr. arrives% this week are Wheat, coastwise 1.853; foreign, 2,290. Rye, coastwise, 140. Barley, coastwise, 361; foreign, SOO. Male, centwir, 150. Oat., coastwise, 738. Pees, coast wise, 43; for-ige, 180 qrs. Flour, 3,779 sacks. Indian corn flour, G 5 sacks. Noawtcn, MAT 7.—The rise in quotations has caused the tanners to thrash heel', and at this exchange to day, &larger supply king brought forward, the trade ruled 2s. per qr. lower ; but, at db reduction, holders were ',Mir reluctant LiOle paying in other articles. There beteg a good demand for lour, pet°, wets ab o ut maintained. This eve/tins'. quotation for white wheat is 665. to 58e., and red ditto, 60s. to bit, per qr. Flour, 361. per seek from the mUlir. NOTTINOSAY, MAY 7.—At our corn market to-day then wee sot much wheat offered, sad the trade was gofer, ruling for the most part aa low as in the peweedlag week : Old white saki at 68.. to 82a, and new 68s. to 63e. ; old red, 62a. to 68e. ; new, 64e. to 69A., per 36 stow. Not much barley at market, for which high prices were eked ; melting mete mid at 36.. to 43e. per qr.; and 'HAMA& 28e. to 32a. per 10 stay. Very ffitte detog in oats, and the same money ea list week wu reaHeed—nemely, 28e. to 325. ter 24 stone. Brae were a mall apply, and sold at °stream retai— ns/hely, ekl mode, 475. to 625. ; and new, 60e., per 38 state. Chomp, NAY 7.—The atiandancs of ferMr . re woe mune em, and wimp amber of samples were exhibited. Tiers Tr, however, lints disposition to porch.., nolo. at ',Jerez rates than this day soak. Holders wen thee compelled to Nikon to • redaction, the consequence of which woe that sataiwons maYtss *set away untouched. Price.. White wheat me worth frm Hs. to 62.. per qr. • red, from 620. to 6110. Mosby may Ito lota from 33.. to ioo. ; cM., 22.. to 30e. • beans, 445. to 48,.; hog pees, 465. pee qr. For thie eke; of ga i n the market was a dell ass. Flour, 48s. pr sack. Perannoitotiow, Way 7.—We had a good deal of whit awls here to-day. Farmers were unwilling erases at any but what did change bends was at 2s. to 3r. pee qr. below the prices given last week. Seared, say spring coat showing. ROCHilli ELL, MAN . 7.—The stands at the Corn Exchange were well 'applied with all th arriptioas of wheat. The trade showed sips of greet activity, and prices noderweat an im provetneot of 2e. to 41. over those of hat week. The best kinds of white wheat made 60s. to 641., but the average price for other torts was 50,. to 68e. Red wheat sold slowly at 48s. to 665. The reaction In the corn trade has had its .effect on the prices of barley, which have advanced fully 2s. pet qr. Oats wars In slow demand, but the price bee under gone an impoveroest of ls. to 2. per qr., prime lots telliog at 26e. to 28s. Beans and peas were not in much demand, but the prices slightly a4vsneed, beans welling at 42a. to 605., sad peas tfts. to 625. The prices of time have advanced to 104. per sack. W 1 8 .11104 MAT 7.—We arei fairly ropplied with wheat to-day, and at lag week's pekes there were several buyers, but the farmers were not free sellers on thee. terms, and therefore but little bnainree peered. Of spring grain very little her., sad last week's prior readily obtained for all. Prices to the power:—Wheat, white, 61s. to Me. ; extra, 68.. nibs. pre babel ; red, 60e. to Ws.; metre, 631 b.. per bushel. We, Is. Id. to Is. 2d. per stone. Beene, 445. to QM. pee qr. WORCESTII, MAT 7.—There was a large supply of wheat at this day's marker, and the sales mode were at a decline of 4.. per qr.. good red selling at 48e. to 60s. Barley unaltered. Oats unaltered. Beans scarce, and quite as dear. Very little inquiry fa pea. Toni, Mar 7.—The quantity of wheat on oiler at our market to-day was tots/able, and farmers commenced by asking extravagant prices, which buyers were not willing to give, and eventually an advance of Is. per qr. was obtained, 65a. per qr. being given for white, sad 63.. per ditto for red ; Barley sold at the extreme rates of the preceding week, namely, 36e. fur malting, and 26e. to 30s. for grinding pet qr. The oat trade was dull at recent rates, 245. to 28a. per 24 Mons, being the ruling rates. Beans were a small show, and, with a moderate inquiry, samples realised 40e. to 43e. pee 36 atone. ----- KIRKCALDY, MAY 7.—At our country markets, this week, wo hod much excitement, psrdoul.rly doting the early put at% sad even latterly prima were so Irregular that they axe Moult to quote. Priors hays advanced 6s. to 6s. per qr. on whoa, and 2s. to . pe r qr. an barley and cats. Ham to-day, we bad s small supply of barley, bat mode rately good of wheat sad oats. slow. What avowed 2s. to 3a.. sad barley and oats Is. to 2s. prr qr. tit last week's rates. Wheat, 465. to 620. per qr.; barley, 3 is. to 36e.; oats, 265. to Ila. WATIII7OI.II, MAT 7.—00 r deliveries of gm& fens far mers end by boat have teen scanty In the extreme since this day Wanted ; from abroad we here not had a single arrival, and orestwise only a few hundred quarters of wheat. There bee been great excitement in the Made this week sad prior of all articles have rapidly deemed. Wheat of all &eariptions we note fully 6e. p r barrel higher. Barley and o►ts have brought Is. ter barrel more money, end Indian corn ha teen takes to a lair extent at 2s. 6d. per banal over the currency of Saturday leaf. Flour is large demand, at an enhancement of is. to 7s. per seek. Imports this week:—What, 870qrs. ; flour, 50 sacks. Exports : Wheat, 80 banal.; oats, 2,680; flour, 150 saris; oat meal, 32. WILTON 'BT. Gumtrees BRIMP LED CATTLE FAIR, MAT B.—This fair wee held to-day, when the num ber penned was below the average. Ihe trade in all de scriptions rale' dull, and great numbers were driven beck amokd at the class of the fair. Couples sold from 445. to bk.; togs, from Me. to 40g. per heed, The first prize cup gives by the corporation of Wilton for the beet pair of time wee &weeded to Mr Bone, of Avon Firm. These cheep were teed by Messrs. Rawlenoe, of Bulbridge, and won the ca p r lambs at Britford fair, in August last. The second sop w given to Sir E. Halm, of Bresenore. Both were very equal, and much admired, and sold at high prior. The cow stock was rather short, and sold at full =Some useful cut berms were shown, and bronght MI t 046 vinare mob. The .bow of egrionl , nral im plements was very good, and much credit is due to the in vaders sad meaubotnrers. EIHIPPING INTBLLIGENCA C•817ALT118. Daubed& NW). pplalet JotrA t3; iiie;psol - to Gibraltar, with goals .5d woo 4 Ranh at as on tb• lith of April 'toot Soar WWII hos Vim*, la aorsocroasoe or havisa spew a lead; wow reed. ladhstrioes (Saadi labotorr). C•ptais Omsk from Liverpool to? Rio Grandy dateirwod om the lath of April; crew brought hero.— Othroitaa. VIIIISKLB SPOKEN WITH. Fairy, hen Leda& tiir the TAllitasd throe days' all. Cron —,. Wry aura (kip). brood Wort, &roil 11. ht. 414 W.. Ica. ISi W. Mwttllort, for HOMO K. Morel' IL Is II 0., I. lIS W. Oliver Cromwell, kr UMW.% fferth 13, la. Si .., kol• all W. Loss Or VIE CAPE OF GOOD HOPI STEAMER.— The particulars of the loss of the Cape of Good Hope steamer sad several passengers. at the menthol the Honesty, were re alms] on Setarday at Lloyd's. The Cape of Good Hops was firm Essious. &a., with the malls sad treasure, sad 148 piessuitere, settees. She was pursuing her usual cowrie, When sbe rem in contact with mother steemer, the Nemesis. The Cape was caught by the male batch, end smarty cat in two. The rose amosgst the Indian pmesagers ma fright.. fttl. Some were killed and o th ers swiftly -wounded - by the splinters of the ship, whilst sissy in their fright jumped overboard and wore drowned. The boats from the Nemesis were launched with promptitude, end enameled in picking ups aumber of the poor creatures. The mails and tremors from the Cape were also eared. When the mail left it wee fropseellals to emertain the number who had perished. Very eltectly after, the steamer, Cape of Good Hops, went down. --- TEE LOWS OF TICE GENERAL WILLIAMS STEAMER. —The %ger, into the Woof the Deny steamer Omen' Wil liams wag brought 14 • &teem Saturday. Mr. Trail' am °pinker that the captain by • little attention could t e r s ide saved the eldp's papers. He thought also that he aoold have done mere to soot rtoin the caused the ship asking water, and taking into ooneideration the whole of the eireumittnote, he should require the captain to pay the mote of the hiqniry. as far at regsrded WitDellta. pa would repeat to the Board of Tor% their views upon the vedette unities which hid been elicited during the uoveeigstion. Captain Walter thought that Captain Peters might have aavigated the ship in • way that would hove reamed her better weather. Had she been brought to the wind, about lose points on the bow, the would not have sulked so much. _ MATIA.-800711AIIPTON, SATURDAY..-.The Sultan left this day with the until Panintular malls and 21 pasteogers. The Valetta artived in dock this day, having undergone alterations. She will take out the neat Pomin pular mails, and will 7afterwards be pleoed on the line be tween Malta and Blareailisa in pl.co of the Elton. The Tyne leaves on Monday with the Brasile and River Plate wells. Notice hal been given by the Poirtineatee- Oar& that the Vanderbilt steame r _ L will take out a United Mates mall from Southampton oh Wedgeleday next, and that the Warrior steamer will take oat ship malls for Lisbon, Cadiz, blegadore, Lasserote, Greed Canary, and Tenerife, on the let rosin', Commodore Vanderbilt is about to run another monster steamer, called the 0011.111 Queen, between Cowes end New York. 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