The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-04 00:00:00

UN,' 1 LK 1 HOUSSII. SIN al be n•tal‘e KaMkt. Li • bieler te 1.• • • • . • sro made L:s ibe . /et Gyvee wee lgektte, is tea pert of the Doke 01 I i., ..11 aloes,. with ell the • t. *reit, •••••• . • i..ete 41 \Wiest( with the - •.J ',MON 68- of tir ttcai L - • •Olig• all ram:W.4 r ifffe. art • la vlura lie 6-kra• Arras at”.“ .1 L • on ite Thretarae.!se • 014t 1 / 2 s.,vot •LA hew et ix., Bak aett at dimly warn • Ar •••iirsed to 3141 k. L who Ira I J. c . with dr Se•lvierage sttesdat: IL. ens; WWl_ • - 10. • t I.te 1 1.1. Im the wad* ..1 0.41 .1 the .el' --•ore•-••, .be amearrol herself ed. ma•bly, ALI • L., wit power tbet L. r ep- ✓ ersa.» te.s e..0,1•!td. The part t it. poor Jester—von I L. la tram Juta.:tro la IL *lt II rage of the arata•—.• tt• .1 Usas.Ja. • imbues of sr.. ml hew sestew ••.I • :1 ,t w.a arra/wit. kW !truth , elect The , v.. a, U sot, a. • vie* Verdes b..t, yet tietaiiill ale kappkat m.p maim. partank , ly larise Isere • :a. Lot cr.... . 1 4,,makeb , p. E n ly priernal tar AM wars y Darla- Lai( a. —Wile. 7:arne. wimp appeareac• at t taltrotat fah tie meek cattrre- -us Wendt ‘‘Lt. t. , 1 b• 4v.b.• 1.41) throws up .3 it—di! appear Pau .s Ito t hazel' v of Laertria Borgia, trti. b, k ttrW %eget, At rJ. w u ear ot .16. f gre•tro ecbieremass ▪ It., Nye c. • Tt. are tot seems, The hew. ma ae•dad . ul 11.• Ilak Outs dose& Sal (MIA with r.ory tiairk I n. t ',snaky to &sada a pm treat to Ibe memory th• matv• .y my toot :tires V th• r•tre , ;kali., that a. hew K , r .em, who gr••••• 2 at rpm led is lat,usity 441 kn.v...: si ealiku.i lonians 1,4.! a *al putAls ; t . •.t.•4 .• tie spr...volbes 4: • ct pro' .te Mt -70 % t , N.—The belt maga% of this satiety sonl ,•. J., • Ms I 'Q.t. -!ay, inel was attesdad, AA fib/Lk imble sasestal.r. Is oddities to iwe Sot . • .( ile3.• sad Mesdalesseles, played b7 M. Seit,t Biogrcee. and Phan, tam nu es Were itiog= LAI efrprod.o.o of yang Oermis p.atlet, Mall.. Ez— a Sinvoo, pb, played Hemmers Trio la Z. along a.t, :S. la a .ad I - I,W, fa a kyle wage!' de la/Med the Kr. L.. states that elm Is the dassitter a La e L, at preirret at Frankfurt, sad et esly in i. r y.ar Hie id a Lefty &coo pitehel sow' .1 tionschtalso of her art, boa of , . one', and :tr.*. Sae is, sa:raceet, a you., lady •La..., oatst parpentso every OM la her faelar. C• II:4 or ALI IR.IISN A C•rart Oi&he:. A'.derwen held ye►terday. at k.. tl. I ptt ♦t. 11.1.41,..•X. MS. SUL? C..r , ra, alderaaa lord far the ward of Ear offeetel a: 'las t•Z Lea luidaled by e notoerco. hal It Ws coetot.tatt , .. t..rt tbt para., .1 !Wag 'aura ut. sad ow *meetly latt,dactod tt the ttotit by Mr. II) it Clarke sad Mr. Eat:tr. C .LAI.OI AGAINST A d2Olllll. The Ceurt n .rreeel to coast or e petition from Samuel °Wield eel , f Belt ocaroiaraneg of the cor.Jue: to Edward Itaor tea 114,r. • Karoo n Kr Mama epprant or INaTOnt but the reopoodeat did t. t •: pear, • Ise! . ;enrol:a:ly cr atter. • at;e ho • er, who nal received way of (le peettice. hat letic.a J tt..r w.illeetere to abide by the cue •I It ei the or:a C. 1."6.20r thee tuautiotwcer, it woo roe oelered outll AL' :o teat a.m. genial eel/eller I. 'apron of the allegations .i to. on, ireOli were that the p.. t wee had clop: ::e re•poac era to ' , whin 60 tau of tallow tar &bitty .11C.; :Oat be advised the= that 1 he had mode the at Ai. per ew , .. test the vill a*, whose min Le larenhnl, t..J repudiated the exc. tract, by eh% :to pc inns,.. a:r had elreedy the tallow, to o • t be:. t.. n!. , :her • decimal had We road. upon the re, to elute broke. sad that ha bad wiled ht. •6.• !• ;wr.ko. r had we, bees able to dad low Itoy ..! re mot cad hie beret*, sociat be i iodated to weak • iroi.l: le'r oar. ter eta:optima with. %ad the City &licher wee t cal DAL *untie', hake. the money wet la tl krttsts.l. • t %EST 0114TILI'l Tion. Ur. Vera= !sosehtsGi • patitiso t 4 the labor hunts d Cotat..ll u r a t oGressetwas is the teak. rb. Towx r .ad wed - .taws. which et ded that foe alma lima pest tenter • tad Ini• awed ill Cilia. lull sad at 1t... wt • L.I Hartwig. I.y the war gregatioa these t pr.:.• Latta, mitt expose tor 1111 barrows or la Lathe:a. it es bog r, .1• se rtler auat articles, sod wiss steely :. el CJI "ler eet..e . eaps; that the *beau time as snood ...s p. - .lerst ears Its beim part of do dap, when the teanial at:itaa mat r• quieted is the Eaclateds; and that Ilse attleaser Lad :a.eres...t retool, t .staeh as neat as to melte It strolot,: y ascrseary _ha rove pups eh .old Is talon to preen? such bank tita• the prianp GI etre ts acd tharespitheee lit. Aliersas Cswrra esed U.. ;vt:tios heel Lees sighed by pailismi 2s.ud rett .irmits4 t. Rim,/ a ,tac o who ealyttatahl 1.,&14:y tt r tecoaseabsturs W which 14 wore mstjr - e•I t' •to relbend u. tacAl notteso to wa., hLa 1 1 hies.. !i woe tratissa, fr.= Lis ors elperhesr It . r ..1t ebb* eggLt t • necv• ibals best a.tea•tru, as rAs .1. thereto", the IL.. WNW 14 t is-m:., Purposes t'..toxittee. • isios dash...a tp a ths eu Jett Lee pia, , atter which its aretits ty a .nit ass} Int', sad tke tout seen Am aGlp.tutt4 THE omNILI.:S-00)4PANY. R; is raft t. neir t• air Ur b.... 1, I.• • utw. sad kke Mt . /. t: II 'Arita., port wince &ppm., Lt • L,nu .4 OW d4y, piteast ea,' flat • driver lad eerier r.l a. t I ..4.:at'eematobuTer Lr''' faits to t.b. b. r • aaf .• r Mbar dastisaq , a sad •tbrairas melree.dl t..p I bes i : s hr swmass. .. ..mar, :0 mato es Um tom plaat Mimi • .. Istio, co: the Sled alt., de soa, va• I '4..t,fy by do allots of mat exogamy. the r t. r dat arra, sod ma Wow yam airy Wd fr.e. L'ttlr, sad am to apologise le eampielmast, a. n.. ;y e s pro, r d. 1 boyw aid tba• the aveAar..d lb, seeepay fad st all Paw elmligred to aay t ...qtr.:. • b, wit paw tb.auellso tat tremble Of emousaar-a.as to ta. bey set a smiateadart es mot pert id tuft ....en* •• itry ate arse all to wan aunties sad tut yob* fora all permits employed by del. Wort S trav l, X.) 3 A. G. CHURCH, be.-totary. CAUTION Tu ISLE UP WIGHT EXCUR bIONIRTS. TO Tlll turtnr. i.P Tilt VIIMIGNI 131131...41 you sue a telail epee in your jglabii it s..a) loiLe ILLYII4 4 Ink %L.¢ many L MS one of aw tom.. ma co ungours eb, piles Lea Maly lodsool ~1 W:at. W setae to enjoy mystel le the at Irmo, 1 1.6.4 .extend to bathe awe 114 10110, ,11 I re. Lag La the arty of Lied, I tart bate Lr L a : tr. Looted dark. mad Laud the set s Mu • -r7 et ro j emits". tint 1* dmapat 10'4144 s it4l.i I w.... VI kit deem, Ma k , SM. Tw.ce w.. I tempted te g.v• sp 1..11644 tee le,t, eat WA I tows have Ws% bee I an tree eta , 1 , 1 to lima akeset ona tae reed eta weer, wa.ra te,r.eat ereakkes le Mao weed. — fa gret Nab to 0 - .1. I putifey reihrae3 thirks las . Mut. any is the thiestittait :.tile • ,ian h .4 gr. Iwtrteeoe, thziogit ibe now, the Hsi. C. 1., me cos. kr this namral of Ye Rill et Lie ; aid as 'in ^ 1•111.0 bad 1 cantles war the plat la gustiest, I : A Iha t.. (4 le As hope P.a. It may. dories the enha sr rummer, rye seer trio, eatmu rams pail gr4u so A Use Mod I as% as, VIAIOR. heithlag it ny k. Sesames.. Sliatilia, 13.,e^!wch, Viniaer, se, lu iii reit 4, 4'14 .1r Poliau.% : • '...—Sorto eatistko have been palsied revmg to ratiLa tert , sad 41.44.4 W tits : a I 1.4 tag, feral. It jg anttba 4 La.. ; . ..4 •r eta t (1.1 001 4 . is the 1856, 6.r Me 4; r a • ta UM and slurps (Ice is Mu or it ! 4,, :. • r "Mark Whitba . 41 = W enetin• of 5 • 'l' 44- r • awe adraittad lato ihe pat. its 4 4.4: la Lti Of the ragas tole of cl,,,re adagio t•• .44., • • 4: ILO avers& rues l sad aka maws 'r . wisp atettactlp eh ova: aro who , her flu ; toe bola dear, drAk do" due Oa Attu 4. to, -tot ••. ;1.4ft., tr ctles , •te.. The tot.) ~.t•t, tall to each ns. e rut's, se tedi e lg e .t., up to the Stet day at 184 4, b slat tit la math tt •f. :to, r ..4.lllleatearary I'M l.r t ~lloe.t sum. tippt-a 56ve to t ,44ed t Hod. 11,717/. to Ste Trialty House for ban...2r MAI sad a4lotaae. 3 3.315. to the temente:km for lie tome service, gad 6 Lit. CI tie Hall Dirk Coeval'', as eceopouf m to d ma. la Nameaak UMW. haw bees paid so Its Teleby ILeute pit 6,212'. to the corp,ratirn r LAM der, lad sue lee use L.low a thmeer.4l to ties Tr.:wry liar sad Ma lout toga f hely local :tip. railateSorrere. 8,5:0/ hive beta owl to the te at bleep o sal tract 2,5401. to the lAI eat earporat an t.i ll.'s 4 wow lava cad ear nu ".then claims. The amnia /retired by tLe whir por*a en :he 1.4. about toasty la tr:retter, ha no rue excee le $ t4mssead ?made, .ad the sept np , Nr of :AO 011141. ; 44, metalling lb - toe w4m aseatiosed. I. 11,291'. The tot.' amount psell aadav tiovv,ip.r...ty :tat up te the .2 . 1 of 1'.4 /me boo 1, r. TAI. NAIAL AND ifiLIT.ARY ADMIRALTY, 3IAT ). A PP•LINTMENTS. Mu tt ng J. IL Il .Itnatt 1• . t•Le at .ti I mat t the Ade, R.t, ,ittb atiel C. )1* ,INZIV b.:15). 1., Le Wilds mai tb iagard. Woehricle. CHATHAM. 3lsx PREPARATIONS FOR LateIICHIWO THY Hootl, 91. —Tbn whole of the repsrstione committed with the Wench of the liaii-01-battle mew 'de user Hood, 91 guns, from thio dockyard to-wwwww efterawn are now cotilpke. J . The Intuit will twait_plow at the t pef the dwd, which will to al Jet owe o'clock. Is order i. provide socc..ainiodation for the large 10141111 edapetisters who will be preen:it galleries hire hen eimehed at tie heti Had rake of the ship, sad then will noble meetwel 111141.1•Ld 1.:11.41* to have a good view of IL. lama. Tile dockyinl getee wiU be throws oyez to the putt.* el 12i:fame. who erlite alarmed watiou. tickets. A iodate odor bee ley received from the Admiralty by Captain 0. Oeadmmkb, dihttiog the follosiog number of artifice's mad Yearn. tr. be immediately entered for the envies of this yard, Is edl Oita to then elrsedy hired. ‘iz 100 shipwrights, 120 leneurers. betiding 70 who are to did up TS/G•IICISS ea the estatiaLcuttit, 26 mints, 16 joint re, 11 rnalkerr, sad S sawyers. '1 Le ctrooot activity preemie in eV. Ite establishmeate to r. wyb re the venal. of war sow on Ito Make, sad the eswyeri booc received directions to work mill 7 erioek Is the evemotr, .iad alto daring the dinner boor. — C7eicisel R. Sanding, director of the Royal Roemer este,- btleirneee, bee received an order centell.ag the order H r the aenbarketios of the 2ntb aad 29tb convening of Royal Eag.nesee to- 00111,011 for the Mediterranean. Ihe .8:h and 291 k companies an to be :fled' rip t 110 mat ea, h. WOOLWICH, if sir 3. Cartaim Bit'. god Company 4th Battalion Royal Artairry aamoblad oo wade :his afternoon, and a baronies mardood to t h e railway station, acootopatiad by the brad of Ms Torben% atd prootoded by 'petal mob to Dovairoot, abate the ,a.l any wUI jola 80. d Binary of the 3. Of Dffillport Brtaal.!, m aaxedaoce with be sow rtrolatioa*. Cassia 131,i , - s company is ordered to loam to Gibraltar on Stlorday, to fora No. 8 Battery at not stabs. The shown sea-eneniecoted intern sad arts. ems the Minds Regiv,ett ct Aatztnt caseloads' ry li tt l e r Marple of Dotes d, ft Woolen,* this neuratag, sad proceeded by railway to the camp at Allerekant, where the re t is lo be gamma n ly otatioac I. t:traw 01101NIsAT1oN of Tllll ROYAL AIITILLUIT. —The raerpaleatios of the Reelment of Royal Anilbry Into toe:tees kip& eich baring a separate styles sad Its owe regemental staff. is now lass carried into effect, sad maims romenrals el camp mien ham taken place to complete the Mang& at seek Dime and foreign anion. In vette to sere expense whit regarl to the removal of troop the Cosa asettler•ia-Chlal Imes dv..ttd that the companies now ea service asaregths head-quarters nation of each brigade shall k attached to lush brigade, if not in poem of the awake of easopazdes required. WAR -OFFICE, PALL-MALL, MAT 3.—MKNORAN- Dvv.—An examiaatlon of rnudidetw for direct cow:dream will be Mid at the Royal Hoeottal, Chelsea, on Wadaeolay, Jam 15, sad fullo.iaf cLe., 3. Gauttr. Mr. Tucker, has been appointed Admiralty a;ent Cu the Southemp Make. THE GZNIIAL 3LTZ 07 BWITZEGLA2M. At the meeting of English shareholders in the General Bank of Switzerland, held on Monday re porters for the press were exc:uded. We are en abled, however, to give some particulars of the pro ceedings. Of the five English directory, four—viz., Sir Robert W. Carden, and Megan. CASS. Gilpin, Wm. tiebolefield and Esdaih—were present. About thirty shareholders attended, several of whom exhi bited a very angry feeling et the unhappy result of the transactions of the establishment. The plea of the English directors is that they occupy merely the position of agents charged with supervision of the affairs of the London establishment, and that the real control is vested in the management on the Con tinent. These representations, however, were re ceived with marked dissatisfaction, several of the ' shareholders present dec:aring that they became connected with the undertaking principally through faith in the English names, and a belief that the guarantee thus afforded was not rnerelya nominal one. Various questions were asked respecting the salaries of the directors ; and it transpired that the allow ance of Mr. Gilpin, as attending director, was list year raised from 250/. to 5001. per annum. It was also stated, in answer to a question, that each direc tor had received 50 free shares. Mr. Austin had been despatched to Paris. on a visit of investigation, and it appears from his report, which, however, is far from complete, that the current liabilities do not exceed J,Goo,uoor., or say 120,0001, and that the whose of these will have run off by the end of Jane. Upon the whole, the position of the undertaking was regarded as lees disastrous than was at one time feared, although its connexion with Roman govern ment securnme guaranteed in favour of the Pio La tino Railway of M. Mines excites some anxiety. Fur ther explanations are also required with reference to an advance of 80,0004 in connexion with a Paris Gas Company. The London branch at present enters into no new engagements involving advances of money. The paid up capital appears to be between 500,0001. and 1,000,0001. sterling. It was suggested that the po sition of the shareholders would be materially =- poled by the winding-up of the London and Paris establishments, the framer of which coma, including the director.' allow►nces, 2,0001. a-year, and by the transfer of the whole business back to Geneve. A reeo.ution was proposed by a shareholder that two independent gentlemen should be sent to Paris, and, tf necessary, to Geneva, with full powers to make • thorough investigation, and to report to • future meeting; ►nd this proposal, alter some objections on the part of the English directors, was adopted. The I gentiemen selected for the service were Me•sra. Austin and Peneon, the latter of whom had indulged in some strong remarks, condemnatory of the glow sal tendency of the management. BPO.7I7DTG. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.--TUUDAY. CHESTER CUP. 6to apt L R ta oy tolagtos (t) to al 12 7 Bootees' (t) to Fagots: (t) 20 to Underhand (t) 20 to Nosloner (t) 72 to Rua Avis (t) 22 to Itotabel (t) 25 to Manor Bagot (t) 23 to Bookrupt (t) 20 to limo (t) 40 to Raspberry (I) Nothlag that am my oast moo lIESTE.R SPRING MRETLNO.—Trzsr,Ar. Toe Otorrietoz Stemma, of 10 awes. user, k ft, with 60 aided, for 3.1r-oldo sad upwards. Caatdo wham err. Grosvenor tours (about s mita sad • quarter). (11 Baba.) Mr. t; T. Pe Purr'. llidtrAry by threouneat or The 0are.414,131b line. Mb ea Mr. Copeland*. Tbe Arp4.4 ire, ad Ob. , Dr. W. O. a. paw • art Lopes. Ilet 156 . 4141. Mb eat) aim Darla 14411•01041011•LEMOIO • Da lab Sr dart (D. Berm 4 dig: 7 to 4 whet 11a 6 l• 2 apt Sot Lear tam, 3to 1 wt Argosy. 100 to 30 apt Sedbury. Ea at Lantos sad.th e 'waft to the distance, where Argosy sad Sedbary dosed with Um half way up. &dietary ob tired this Isad , sad wow by • leugth ; a head between the eecond mad third ; good fourth. Immediately after passing the post s scrimmage took place; Argosy fell, and Nleatraces brag is bar track kicked Plumb some draws along the round. Plumb was not, however, much injured. Too PLLATINI STEERS of 16 auto. each, 6 ft, with 60 added; kw 3-yr-old.; oohs, B.t 71b; BLLia and soldier, 8.44 Allowunor sad porkies; the second to save hi. stake. Piss the Coda Pole, ore round and in. (9 subs.) Malt. liar Nem Deer by K mine; m ab..tirreedu Ti. WTWaITAT HANDICAP Of 100 IMO., added to • m et i V of 6 Nor. ear; the secondso to receive 20 n. st a ralshes; whantra extra. To start at the arks rob, nos new rood sod in. (20 subs.) •tz , Arod , m b lr....._ -- 1. " ..... siveozp. Me. . tats too • !Vedas rra. let ..10rimehaery 3 Wlllis OrehoblH4 'F.. 75 , I to:odium) 4 0 WWI. 4,144 344 be 31b Mar 11441bItioodeio! to 4 apt Dreams Stone, 3 to 1 apt Bello. 4 to 1 opt lag William, 6to 1 apt Orelashill. Belle took N. bad as.. dew Malting, made the mot of the or was sway by two kagths. Procter Or who was • long way la the rear at Manias, warn two lengths been the second ' • very bad fourth. Tut DIuSTEM STOKER of 10 sow. each, with 100 added, for 2-yr- olds ; colt., Set 71b ; fillies and geldings, Bat 31b. Winners extra. The second to receive 20 sore. out of the stakes. Thre•-quartets of • mile. (21 subs.) Mr. .1. Dens Thonasahr by Metestair-itadhtesa= 1 inns elbentral. Mr. Drionnood• Oaford. be rib terolial Mr. T. Purl, 4ttleboa4B.4 7th (W. Dolor) S Mr. .1. Memo Madrid. as ..71b ..... .... . --(Trencl4 4 Betting: 6 to 4 apt Thorovenby, a toi opt Oxford, 6 to 1 apt any other ((ofd). Won by • ark; lams dietanos between the 'err and third ; • length between the third sad fourth ; Stanley was a bad fifth ; liciroward Bound sad the Termagant filly were next. THE CHEfTEILIIILD STALES (handicap) of 10 scum each, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds. Winners extra. Ones round and a diatanco. (21 subs.) Me. 810101E0 Detender. by , Melbourne se Bar mod . ar 1 Mr. W. 8. & Oraeterdo Tiebbet. 74 Ilk ........ .1111o4trol der. H. L Adoalda, r. 0 Pre:loos Stoat ............ 4 Mr. 0444444,44. OK . • .11J44) 6 Mr. Perkier 5144,11.4 ;lb —IA. Day) Bolting: 6 10 2on Ddeadar, who woe In a cantos by three length.; four itmgro between the second and third. 8W311111T:ILIS d 60 toys. oe►. Latu EauMarna. EQUITY COURTS.-MAT 3. - 11 - 121 - • - gra - 114$1. .... . . . Baia . ... .............. ...... Madmailis Wca T M * awl ; hat a length between the amand and third ; bad fourth. ENTRIU TOR TRI Qt: six's Pura.—Bevia, Bad Eagle. Ancient Briton, Tournament, Bodbury. CUP BETTING ON THB COURSE. 7to apt Rl Sovertign 7to Leam oya ington 11 to Polestar 16 to Pensioner 100 to Bankrupt 100 to Rosabel 20 to Underhand 22 to Rata Avis 23 to Prioresa 25 to Master Eagot 33 to Defender 33 to Harrel= 40 to Herne 60 to Fisherman 60 to Cawood 60 to Ancient Briton 60 to Belle 1000 to Olympias BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. CHRISTER CUP. 6to apt Leamington 8 to Royal Sovereign 100 to Polestar . 100 to Nitrous. 100 to Underhand 100 to Bombe' 20 to Ran Avis 26 to •-• Bankrupt 2.5 to Queenstown 26 to Pikeese 26 to The Brewer 26 to Master Bapt 25 to Defender 30 to Herne 40 to Cawood go t o Sstins.one go to Wilton 60 to SAM Spode 66 to Lifeboat 100 to Special Cheese 1000 to Belle. PROGRAMME OP TEI RACES TO-MORROW. Tr Do ar•oro 11•111MAt a NNW.. IS WICK ohm by **too !MTouled a oreoperse OM.* 11•11.611 I 0 reOtl‘„ :. to of tr rim If tea oaboarlboa t toeser.—To sir sod rim at 7 actor Itor olobt toorotiog. ant As miaow to Os parted ober* Pr. Ts. Tam Tot or TIM Perry hiratr hovers boa, of Noon ear altb N WM. for breeds ; oolts. M lib • ; Mr, Sot 6113; roe Out by IRMO Malmo_ ort or at raw .bl, roe bred • res.. roar lb; bor. q bered Sear. eh Mks, sad tee minor Se poy N sores towards roam iW aad motors. (14 oro.l Croft OM Mora& fr DOM • hoer. cur at w Jett ilb l 4 , Cort svd. 4see.O4 .... 2 A lbl k tilttos (3 .. 1,1tyf1er arts atita Jety an,, itele p=ll. ir.a. of bourr7 , ea 7. Or , Woa IMlAllallbn la MT ant Ur Wmurro tharamorsas Rm. Mae lOS oar la redo rdod to • Madre , hootatero of to t o auk or ell NM breads soul 4.11 ; sour to "mire Pr aro. ou of Ma mare ; tbe 'Orr of ear hand.co Per lb* publication*/ Os olebto.llb oad tbo TOM Cep Mb tlrla. but not to be romerlo. (lrovere seem tX oula . _ Lord of Lore d ii=4 Me= a n w yoki Dewey 2" Abets ................ 4 Ylawe tl: t ........ 3 $ Petty Peals= ...... 4 Add.. ....... Noires. ..• • ....... • • 1 =:r 4 paid 4 Writ. Cr, g. IL wheals. Lope. Tea Carona Wane Crr of IA son.. to weds, by subwrintioa of Yes. es.. %oily dedosed . dutordar. the 2.ird cf April. WWI ; to be ridden by aunty. ar ow of mem. tero of WNW. a. Davis tbe = Club. Bait. ha. aglii• libury, or Us Hunt CluZ est le ke dr Goriciltin Rates cc the 8 . 18 . 0 • 6 Y P. lb Ur army sad nary. or by bing • sulmdter se sew mmbre o d p i wit of Writ: oadery NOW. le ride. owilag bestra ▪ • tbe or.aorr o tore cal Wimp of the mime of Oh tan deo, *Yr Ft a the einem. to ram flo, sod tow miaow of the Twin 0. lib at. bat Mt to br wain WU.. Tbs Meter to pre 2 dean of obampass to W taunt.. of this we. Wawa. Cows in We. 6 Holed desired and pot arra midst Ass jr Prtece "%4 7 ~r alitt. 47 2. .1 3 I $ S T. Da *TA oom. added by toy peed Walla or +priors ter &Trot., co., het lib ; 2lb ; em o se revels r sofa out of the WO. eel Weir to IS ai Kw. toward. mamma Orono. Omen Oa Ws. t—ti Ulan. Age., lini•Mr. U.V i 1 a r ., 40..41A, Twined. Catio... POW. , a Tie MM. beekur, diumentlleitt the MM. Ceram! Wow Weadiar. leogieffmkass. Clidetwe c Dl Pan Sy—sows P.. dais Pareriww. Arrotalw, e by Coustkliss-141. Ana. Defsbew Pt. Claws" Wear', elasorlas. Precur.or. rieoltross. Prelliedow Cr.., The Collillutt Hoe. Tee Umu t . bedvads lawares The Director. Hal Waistline toed . T. &rum 11Mtea, eft 110... with 36 added. fer all orm. If no after the Dee Wed Cup. Ow Mew of that race to Wry lib saws ?brews..., et a was HI Wt. or no ssos .k —To dine and sow on Wfdaroday mob. W.. awl the Yreka. le y pub behtsi shortly after. _ 7;1 lirisnrogos et Nw. ..d. .W 30 ea‘ol; slit db. IN: loter. Ott de llot. ION: Az Pad me 4. 104 an: Nem am sdayp OWN 31b. • demo Is No mom Jul. to soot soPOPPIPPie. PP dm too of dYY r..f too Tato. of won. to owe Net owl Otero We or lON. deer one.. Tio "Agar to be NW lar lOW • If oh. INN to to odd foe allowad 41b ; 1.1. tIU; 115, lON : Not IS, Nib To bowel tor itoet,oo One the ram lad Pal =non to go to Wr..a. Ons. mead sot • arson.. moo.. o.o.—Tal .be 0.l aft.. the •Pielog toortollo• at 7 o clod. A Cur DESTROYED PT EARTHQUAKE:— We briefly Hared to oat We at I settee tall yesterday that es the 21tad March, at ball-pest ei•ht o'clock to tar , morning, a severe earthquake destroyed the city of Quito almost entirely. The church**, cony, ate, sod government bulldiage were most of them thrown down, beridse may private resnate. The bowel not thrown down wire so Wetted ea Mt to be habit able. The damage was a limatsil at 3.000,000 dots. The sleets were teyorted at 6,000, but this was believed to be greatly exaggerated. A number of small toasts to the north ef tit* capital had oleo bees destroyed, sod in Guayaquil the shock was felt severe) and did some damage, [Adeertiseasent.j—Hot Low .t Y's PILLS AND OINT wr -totipar•ra. J• cwt. - TU. *.mi.lslata art Ike meet. or • eloseireol ,twer. •11.1 ro Lire. la 4;11..Ilf Of of diesaina the food Dlvrtl.a r ale- • • tree IlaarinahrX i i: • wet * ihrovray • Piga and Iluraat bare 2 amassw for weeded ever other maJkiat. Toed, b sod other memetaaro tuns throw*, liTe ll =lo AA he omit cam. leader an SIM be sad bmlWlb artfestat, M HdWst As W watmml set *TAY Loa lar vital menaloa The Oleise un A tweet/WO 1611111•1* m 17 the k, Ors Ini mi leerejs i t r sal armee over sr strobes the Asa imodloo Moollell or Mesh THE EXPRfaS, I . VEM)IEI3DAYr EVENING, MAY 4, 1859. (Bdore the Lord Chew*lbr end the Lords Julian) This WU an appeal from View Chancellor Stout. The meter involved turned on the terms of the will of John Oddie, who directed that the midis" of hi. penonal estate should be placed at interest in government menritiee or other investment, the interest and principal to accumulate until the whole should amount in 3,0001., when the dividends, or interest, or profits derived therefrom should be divided among veneer relatives of his for their lives, with benefit of sumvonhip. The question wee whether this bequest came within the Thelloson Act, which prohibit, accumulations beyond twenty-one years or lives in being at the time of the bequest. The Vice-Chancellor bold that the case came within that statute, and the present appeal was brought. Mr. Bacon and Mr. Batas& were for the appeal; Mr. Matins, Mr. Elmaley, Mr. Chapman Barber, end Mr. Prendergast appeared for the different respondent.. Their lordship' postponed their judgment. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—MAT 3. Sittings is Baum—(B4mo Lord MO Jusikw Cockburn, and Justices Crowder, Wilkes, and Bybee.) SPUU LEM C. WAXII.—CONTRACt. The plaintiff is a timber dealer, and the defendant is a farmer in Somereetshine. Borne correspoodeere took plains between them, end afterwards the following entry was signed by the defendant .—" Sold Mr. Spates 75 elm trees as shown at lid. per foot, put on to the railway trucks at Castle Carey ; payment fur months from delivery." The plaintiff claimed lianiagos upon the ground that the defendant bad not delivered the timber in accordance with this writing; but the defendant contended that the correspondence proved put of the contract. If this were so, then one of the rendi tion. was that the plaintiff should give astidectory references before receiving credit and it was stated that such references bad not been roan. fbe case wee tried belore Mr. Justice Wllllams yeeterday, when a verdict was entered for the plaintiff for 251 , subject to the opinion of the court upon the question whether the correspondence proved part of the contract. Mr Ftltlrm". raw mewed, purtutzt to Imo., mortal to enter o nonsult, COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—MAY 3. 8 ittinp la Beam— (More th• Lord Chief Baron, and Banes Martin, Bramwell, sad Chaasell.) CORBETT V. TIM ONNII/LAL ST=ale NAVIGATION COMPANT.—OOBIII. This mean action brought by the plaintiff,who is a hosier, carrying ea business at Newcaette-on-Tyne, to recover against the defendants the value of arta n gcoda—such as neckcloths, gloves, &c., transmitted to Min by one of the cis:essay'. vessels from Linden, and which he complained ware ehsteocted. At the trial, which took place in this court, the jury found for the plaintiff. &mate. 121., and a rub was saber unaptly obhinad calling ppm the defendants to show as... why the Master should nut tan the cos.s. The question for the consideration for the court was whether this court bad concurrent jurisdiction with the county court of Carlisle, in which it was contended the action should have been brought and not in a superior at. Mr. Knowles and Mr. Charles Pollock were now heard against the rule. Their lordships, without calling upon Mr. Field, who apg cared in support of the rule, made it absolute. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MAT 3. (Before Mr. Commtseioswe Fonhluque.) IN IS JONATHAN HILLS. The bankrupt was a miller, of Dartford. This was the certificate meeting. The bankrupt's debts are only 3161, but there an liabilities of 18,1381. in respect of his relating, the bankers at Gravesend end Hertford. The assets sae stated at 6801., Weide' doubtful debts of 1,8661. Mr. Bagley opposed for the assignees. The bankrupt had for some years traded ruceestifully, sad in December, 1867, had a capital of 2,6001. in his business. In that month the bank of Hills and Hills stopped payment, and it was then found tba' the bankrupt had undertaken liabilities to the Commercial Bank, on behalf of hie father and brother, to the amount of 16,0001. or 16,0001. Being unable to meet this engagement, dm bankrupt came to en arrangement with him partner to tats upon himself the whole of this and other liabilities, thin relieving Ids partner, Mr. Herds, to that ex tent. He had also secured the repayment of a sum of 660!. advanced to him at deifies= these by a Him Collins. The bankrupt, examined by Mr. Lawrence, deposed that he had been 17 years is partatrehlp with Mr. Hare and ac cumulated a considerable surplus. In ceniequonce of the I failure of the bank of Hills end Hills, his partner insisted= • dissolution. They had then a beano, of 1,8601. in the bank. His brother had urged him to get in all the money be could, and deposit it :with them. In doing this he had engaged to bear his partner harmless. He and three others gave • joint guarantee to the Commeraial Bank on behalf of Hills and Hills His brother represented that the debt of the teak to the Commercial Bank was tally secured. Makin, brother-in-law of the bankrupt, and one of the guarantees to the Commercial Bank, deposed that he and the bankrupt were ladoesd to enter Into the guarantee by a rffeassetation from Mr. Nittal that though Hills and Hills owed the Commercial Bask 42,0001., the latter held securi ties for the amount wank 30a. in the Found. He signed • bill, end also left the title-deeds of property worth 1,800!. Hie Honour said ft was very singular that Mr. Cutbill had never been examined in these proceedings. Mr. Bagley woe willing to take . an adjournment for the purpose but His Honour did not consider • I enmity. Mr. Lawrence , on behalf of Ile:bankrupt, contended that he had been ruined by giving this indefinite guarantee to the Commercial Bank, on the representation of Mr. Cutbill, it might be in all good faith, that the debt was already fully ncureel. By there proceedings the Commercial Bs= bad succeeded in reducing their debt from 40,0001. to 16,0001., the sufferers being the castor:Demo! the Gravesend Bank, and the relatives and friends of the partners. His Honour said this was an intact@ of the wide-spread rain and diraster =Wag from the misconduct of bentrent betters. No chile of men brought greater misfortunes on society . This bankrupt had efferently blooded to act honestly; bat being deluded by affection for his father and brother, and by the example of his brothers-in-law, he bad unwisely eater= into this guarantee. No man an juetified in eetenng into a suretyship without he bad tufficieut to fall back upon to enable him to pay it. Tho court could not very well understand why this ease wee opposed. Bankers who spread this wide net for suretyship' and gureatese should be well essared that the parties with whom they dealt were aware of the extent of their liabilities. ((lome applause in court.) Bat for this one circumstanced guarantee the court would have given • first-cleag certificate; es it wee he bed great pleasure in granting an immediate certificate of the second class. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—MAT 3. (Bikes Mr. Cesumisulooir Murphy.) nt as JOHN WILLS-COMPINSATION VIZ NEW PIOSATI ACT. Mr. Dowse applied in this cue for that appointment of Mr. Wilooxson, upholsterer, et Pouf s. churchyard, to be snipes. Mr. Wills was a proctor In a large way of blintzes., and nine hie discharge by this court a short time ago, when his debts (secured and unsecured) were about 20,0001, the com penserion to be awarded had hem deed by the commiesioners appointed by the Treasury. Mr. Wilts had been declared entitled to an annual Albemarle. of 1,4631. The compensation bad been charged with venoms sum., and the object of the application was to get an assignee appointed with iho view of makieg the fund available fur all the creditors. The learned counsel said he understood there was en equity suit, and the gentle man for whom he appeared was willing to pay the pro visional anignee (Mr. Sturgis) hie costs. The application wag of a very urgent character, from the fact that steps hod hewn taken to sell the compensanos under one of the charges. Mr. Bsrgood said he appeared tor Mr. Wills, and it would be destruction to his interest that the amount of 1,4001. should to sold. He was in the hands of the court, and hoped that something would be done for him that he might resumebusiceas. Mr. Commissioner Murphy thought that there were w ish, matters in the schedule of deb•e which were rather "shady,' end required to be investigated, although charges had been made on the compensation fund. He should order Mr. Wilco:eon to be appointed assignee on the providemal soignee being satisfied as to hie costs. (Bet ore Mr. Creamy.) Joseph Lip, 37, shopierper, Joh - es Sullivan, 40, rhoe maga, and Joseph Wyky, IS, bonrcloser, were in& tat, Wyley for stealing four pairs of boots, the trojerty of Patrick Hairy; levy for felonk.usly receiving three, and Sullivan ow of the said pairs of boots, with • guilty 'no's. Mr. Platt was for the prosecution; )Kr. Ribton for the disirnoe. — lieproem tor, it appeared, welt a boob:oaks', 58, Cable street, Bt , George's Beat, and • robbery was committed at his shop on the 15th of Aril. The case against the pri soners rested entirely upon the evidence of accomplices, who were not corroborated except by each other, and upon an objection by Mr. Itibtea that this really amounted to nothing tome than the evidence of an accomplice without corrobora tion, which was not receivable, Mr. Creasy stopped the caw, and directed an Acquitfol. 71scomas Staples, 38, carman, wee indicted for stealing two racks of pota•ors, the property of John Hartle and another. A man named Grady, who had evaded apprehension, was Included in this Indictment. The case woe a theft from a van In the street. The JuryiKMll the prisoner Guilty and recommended him to mercy for good character. Mr. Cressy sentenced him to six months hard labour. Mr. Canteen prosecuted ; Mr. ltibton defended the prisoner. Wlllioic White, 18, end W'illiaon &awe, 19, were in dicted for stealing • quantity of plate, value 41., the property of John Blllinguiere ingtie, from his residence, No. 2, Nor folk-road, St. John's-wood. The jury found them Guilty. Both were known thieves. White was sentenced to fire and &Dames to eight yesn' penal servitude. Mr. F. IL Lewis was for the prosecution, Mr. C. Smith for the prisoners. 110 N LAST NlGEtrit GAZSITIL BANK R UPTR. apusurs Fureses. Whew t. IlaAtAttua. Oa* drawer. to •unatder May II awl her It at 11. at liniaa ...eat. . ate.. Bor. atup•Mart. norm ; wenato C. lemma •treet. lilwaes Naas. lalablea Ruts I. Lk evr er, May II at II sad Jam MIA at tia greet reMarta mad Nana.dew- 11 `3:f .16444w, ; tituldball-chaulAra 5..• 11=tio,:t. man. 04 Vt. XV 23 sad J.taa M M twit. beid at 10aa.tos.apos-IltilL 1101, Ikateetesmy. &Pad et b.y (Arri Hu I. BAXKIVPTCUtaI ANNULLED. Apal 14. Malty Aix Am*. Brlmadatos. Mika. Juaa YAM sot Jaxas C 0.... Littla Whoa, Limos'**. rumaAf I.IIIOLVIOIT PITITIOSI/3. J.T. feikhere pima. erawartli Yew Teem eameader.e.L that Neata.tqa. Lew relaikr—W. H. 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ILay 1• • at il• lam* of lteinialawf MO. eirow, MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Before Mr. Posh Q.C., Assistant-Judge.) James Edward Bell 20, • medical student, was indkled for stealing • printed book and other stades value 20s , the property of the president, governor, end tiesmiusr of the Westminster Hospital •• three tura of surgical isetrameats, the property of John Hainaley , a rase of surgical fasten meats, the property of Poneaby Kelly Adair; and • case of surgical inetrussetta, the property of George Batton Balked. He pleaded frailty. Mr. Sleigh was counsel for the pmecution. Mr. Floweze aPCllfor the ps looser. ielstasteJadge deferred the mance. Thaws Balm's, IS, was Waged for felonioaely beatklag sad anewhig the shop of Henry harem and etraling thetas alms pairs ol boobs and two coseertmse. _ _ Hi was conekeed, aad a homer conviction ems proved. TM mart realm:ad his to three pan' penal servitude. Geri Selsotte, 28, ptiolographist, wee ludic.ed for stealing • dimmed nag, mine 131., .he proterty of Thomas Clapham L i trhe . Clapham and Williams Strand), in his dwaWer T prisoner was Maid guilty. Hs wee offer headed on tide charge on Ming fteWsed from the House of Correction, after arriving a aistrace of three months for • similes theft, sad than Ina no deck that he was • regular plosierer of jetteMte shop—callbg at the Fretful, of nada( a par there, sad, Melee parleiard eorosthlag treat the ematrr, Maytag egos same Mold bat well wage up =MIR Its Aseletaat-J ode said limn yen caw of • swim seineoed Whorl for mews posidiareat. The primer it was Mink w ••• Wrist We balloon, sail ha sho uld swim hYt rl2 moths' bud labour. His next notes* It our is ems Iwo soda all snob a came neat nee conviatia. rasW pob•b47 be as way pars of p••• 1 mended*. THE POLICE COURT& WESTMINSTER_ Robert Bell, a man between 40 and 60 years of age, was charged with *a assault upon his wife. The following certificate was handed in .—" I hereby cer tify that Souk Bell is unable to leave bar bed from contrap tion of the joint!, an old dieesse.—.l 014 N BA/3114 M.D., 18, Brampton-row, May 3, 1109. - Mr. Wm. Hamm Langhorne, mate of All Paints' Church, Knightsbridge, said he had for some lime past been attend ing the defendant's wife, who had been manned to her bed for two years, and who had always been in a very precarious state of health. For a isegth of time be had heard that the 'mused bad been abusing and ill-treating her. The neigh boors all agreed that his conduct towards the poor creature wee very bad, and some of them had assured witness that the &disdain actually was in the habit of taming her out of bed on to the floor while he lay in the bed himeelf. His wife bad lately been sinking fast, and was evidently in a dying Mate; and when wins.' went to see her on Monday, she told him with tears in her eyes that her husband had struck her across her hand with a thick stick which was in the room. _ . - - Bunter inquired whether she appeared to b•ve been mush hurt by the blow. Witness rd that her hand wee very much swollen, and there woe • bleat mark across it ma though • slick had been need. Mr. Perkier eked if Mr. Langhorne knew why the de fendant had so ill treated his wife. ___ — Wltises repliedthat the ;;;;ii was in the habit of spend ing all his earnings in drink; and if his wife even hinted that she required money to procure some Mile necesserise, he Audi and frequently ill used her. He did Dot even pay the nut, and the poor creature wag entirely dependent upon the charity of AU Saints' Church for everything. Ilizabeth Smith, 2, Knightsbridge-green, Paid she lived In the nest room to defendant and his wife, and often per formed little daces for the latter. Witness had heard him frequently stems and threaten his wife, and the poor woman had told her of his brutslity towards her. On Sunday morn ing, between 7 sad 8, Witatlll had beard him swear at her horribly, on her asking him for some money. When winless saw her shortly afterwards she was much agitated, end, showing her her band, which appeared very much hurt, said that defendant lad dons it with a heavy stick, which she pointed out. The 'maned was then remanded, and tent to pima in default of finding heavy sureties. °DEFECTED WIFB-POISONING IN NEWCASTLE A man is in custody, ander the name of Samuel Wilkinson, on a charge of having caused the death of his wife by means of poison. It appears that the prisoner ie • native of Selby, in Yorkshire, and is a brickmaker. His real name is Richard Barker ; and. see is shown by docu ments, &0., found in his possassion, be had enlisted at Kingston-upon-Hull, into the Royal Artlllety, and is at pre sent • deserter from that regiment. His regunental number Is 6,389, and he belongs to the lit battalion. He is 26 years of age, sad the demoted woman was 24. They ere supposed ant te have been married, though they were living together oresedbly as man and wife. Her name is Mary Blake borough, and her Miler resides at Bardthy, near Wetberby, Yorkahlre. The prisoner works at the brickyard in Sluts wood-road; and be left Ms house on Friday morning at six o'clock, to go to his week as meal ; there was, however, no implement foe him, and Ise returned to his have about ten. His wife was then very 11l and vomiting. He procured her some teandy,which she took, but almost instantly vomited it. He next gam her some laudanum, but thia also she vomited. A neighbour then suggested that he should obtain the Assist once of • radical mere, sad he went out for that porpoise. When he returned he said he had been at two or three surge cow houses, but that no medical man would COMP. He then went to the shop of Mr. Jobson, chemist, Plummet...trot, and Mr. Jobson went to his hones end saw this women. She was then very W and votatiog. lie rammed to his shop and compounded some medicine, which ha gave to the prisoner with instructions dist • certain quantity wee to be given every hoar. She received two portion. of the medicine, and imme diately vomited each of them. She was enceinte, and a mid wife was sent for, but she left immediately, became the said the woman was not in labour. About 9 o'clock the prisoner went to a neighbour's home and said his wife was dead; and the neighbour. on going to the house found It to be true. The eirenowtseree having come to the knowledge of the polies, information was given to Mr. Hoyle, the borough cermet, who opened an inquest at the Bath Hotel, Sootewood-road, on Saturday evening; and the inquiry was adjourned till &post "torten examination WAS made. This examination was commenced on the following morning by Mr. W. 8. Rayne, the surgeon to the police force. Mr. Raj no found no external marks of violence, sad no appearances on the head to account for death. From the appearance of the viscera, however, he has come to the conclusion that death has been aimed by poison. In order to render this opinion concliudve, a large quantity of the intestine. has been taken from the body and submitted to the meat careful analysis at the Neville Hall College of Medicine by Dr. Richardson. The remit of the analysis has not transpired. There ars other suspicious circumstances against the penmen The police have been unable to find any medical gentlemen to whom the prisoner applied for aid, and when asked by Sob-Inepector Amos why he threw the medicine bottle into the tire to denied that he Threw it is, and said his coat sleeve caught it and knocked it in.—Niereerfie CAronicle. THE ArI'EMPTRD MURDER IN IRELAND.—Onr readers will not hare forgotten that about a year and these months altos a reepectsble farmer, named Edward Kelly, was murdered in the itemedisteneighbourhoodof Meows derellieg, neer Klibeggan, county of Westmeath. The most active reassures were immediately taken by the mahortiee for the apprehension of the amounts. An entre force of police was quartered within a few hundred yard. of the murdered man's house, and a stipendiary magistrate was sent to reside in the town of Kilbeggsn, for the special purpose of protecting Kelly'. widow, whose life was threatened, and of watei ing the progress of the investigations relative to the murder. Haying held for some months the farm, on account of which her husband was doomed to death, Mrs. Kelly because so etriouely alarmed for her own safety that the surrendered the land to the owner, Bt. George Smyth, Esq., of Drogheda. The feral was subsequently let to • Mr. Jesiop, of Tyrreleas, who, relying on the protection of the police removed to the hones pnimeetely occupied by Edward Kel ly. Be,. he has sine. resided, never leaving home without being armed, and almost In variably wetted by a policeman. On Bstorday Mr. hemp *needed the market of Kilbeggan, and unfortunately re turned on his way home without his usual escort. When he bad arrived near his own bones, and within a quarter of a mile of the temporary police barraek, be was fired at by a men .rationed behind a wall by the reed side. The shot took effect in his abdomen, but he had time to observe the men who wounded him, and to rotors his fin before he fell bisessible. He was coaveyed to his hems by swim weer" by, sad thread 11114141111C11 was obtained. The ball has been ~meted, bat we learn that at poet hour last evening little hopes of remover, were entertained. This outrage occurred is the broad de) light, at about four o'clock in the afternoon, on the pablle road, is • populous aeighbourhood, and within sight of • polies barracks.—ltrusisy 14U1CH or VZSSZLII FOZ FOREIGN GOVERN zahre.—Two mimeds built foe foreign nowerloneate were launched yestmdey at the Thames Ironworks, Blackwell. One wee a anew called the titvidrent, for the Hessian go vernment, of the following dintenaL .—Length, 130 fret between die perpendiculars; length of keel for tonnage, 118 feet; breadth for tonnsge, 20 feat; depth in m.dahips, 12 feet; and Mathes la tans, 241 6044. The engine. are by Mesas. Reveasidll, Seibold, &e., from designs by Mr. Jams. Asb. The other wee • screw, built for t h e Bowan government. She wee named the Immaculate Conception, and her Minn slow are es follows:—Length between the terpeadieulare, 173 feet ; length of the keel for tenure, 161 fest 6 lathes; breadth, 27 feat; depth in midelzipe, 16 het; and Mathes is to a, 627 38-44. Mar engines are by fisawald, of 160 horse power. A monthly steam-packet communication is about to be estahltalied between Southamptonand Harasaah,rid San t oder, la Bien. (Advartisement.l—Error's (Hourroivanto Cel an» 011011LeAlib nee pretteeed Ito ie* modally km lbe ewe Pulottb• de lb.. • bo's'n, Win pe tition, re het Om tin nen" tee lila es may pert Nee are blettly yolubien• enhete meallentedh lee ran. levee eneemellee le our fee bm seeiesue is l eretehn smooth. ene Se rob elcs Anna nd. bee whet omplo li.ere. it inosentY• Leeilee.'" SIM VI BOUM Plikal.lll IL Si Folk ILARKETS. COTTON..-Liunnoun, NAT 3.-1118 KIN of mum to-day am cyllmatc lAt 1,4 0 ht!a.. IN 111010E11-43W Aoookso, I to W.; Peroam, 71.1.; 10 ilarannorn, W.: nu Canaan. 71 I. to 3 .1...0 =l4gt non ao so thaw In oar market VoloY. .Inon n na no weal Import Is {TOO teles. 00??0:4 GOOD&—Mascoarraa. II•r 3.—Tho market coati." b. • NM* of M•olfrita ••• Worobooslada to eoroommoe of tbo rooms Yon of the lotavestertalood far of bosAillacs on the tionto,cot. Brom for lola oral t ham seem almost oqually cautious with Moto for Sao Cow Went, r peet.ng • further deelloo to price which base opt rat W e ousionslof b sufaeloot y oa markod to their downward cotwo, °lola to the fomludein. WOOLLEN.- Lem% War 3.-4 be market Lae not exhibited any imProrrmeet this rooming the tome km been fiat and quiet. and the trarineetlons within • very moderate eampeer. WOOL , .—ticoonuri LD , MAT 3.—London ssles commence Timms, nestanw tbs LopresslJr, here is, Qat priori will rule low. r. ennwvinvotly than ls nothing in the sag {rile, and tared, Cava at mit rag Inn nol. 11 • 210 7•0T17kntooasm.. MA 3.—Tho 'more alto. I• log today have not bus at an onworous. ao.l he oaks oßeete.l are Touch below an moms ; la fact, tpaSeros geotrally &Kea.. to 10 tisa. tar Wolf labia a aamtror ooloarmad all pant= aro aroptlarlog what east the present war will bays wpm Iraq. CO It N.-11r1g, Bar 3 —At twday• market a fair supply of Ko., beat. tamer, spewed to bare very Mob protensions, and It •••• time before sailors and Doyen could cocoa to terms, but ultimately to, bulk offctiog was dieted off at U. to 6.18. per Issilba for bat not. a red, Wog an admuce of Ito. to loa pa qr. sloes 1 uesday bist. Vow. 1n good requeot .—Dantale. ea to 615.; old Stettin red, 67. ; • lAtamlsb rat, 66• to 67a ; B m azooka, Ma to Oda, all par esulbs. Barley ogl., freely; good Imadvb =UI Mao to 86a. *Mabel Nibs. per bush,i boated Weak 275. to 275. Id. per 30 elms. Dart moves quk-gy, 25e. 6d. to 'As. 60. per 30 mows. Frew* beans bold at 431. par Cit , Indian torn, good yellow, Ms. to 3ea pee UMW. Oats some* mad beet quality of Barash& sad Danish bold°. not 261. to 275. per 24 stout Sts• foreign imports last weak 2.111. w under 9.209 or. barley. 7,107; onto, ; bans. 1,661, pow, 123; liaaced and mi. net 666 : oft aka, 796 tons ; bona, 173. _.— . - • LEAK KAT 3.—i From the Circular of Keane. Dun= and C.,1 —TM *ow of ektiY not Wen, pricei continue to &drugs nitedly.and a large buena. had been done at full) e.. Kr quarter ths nem of Tridm Yet. /Whet more moot, it obtwod for hmieF, Ent am reluctantly. BCIAL are ht. per yearter dearer. Ow ant ober weeks ta value. Anne. Pew of Ir . !. - - W t..% in. a rit ed: 4.; banf..k.) 42 .lra, 3da 91.; 0nt,..6 1 7 , :L i a4 4.42: horre. 1,//t; betel a a lam . . - --•-•—••—•—• - • Lou, Nag B.—Tho weather ell madame w tt as w cold. wlth stroog lonia mole* win& ffe.da mraca we had large 01, wheat, o no ousliod. y f armers ani commenced shallop an d advance of 14 pm qr.othielt mud nit b. realised the Waimea done moat an errs or Va. to lb. pm qr. upon last Turadaya pd.. Harley and NW W. OM 411`. darer. Wheat. Wilts, Glib. to 631 b., We. to Ma ; ditto, asll . lllh. to MR, pa to els.: Mum, new. Mlb. 10 631 b., Hs. to se,: Onto, affla . Mr. to Ma chevalier, new, 6n4 to Ids. to Na; ditto. common, 6110. to MM.. 30. to 34a. Beam, old,lkaa trag4oll.. Ka to ditto. new, Utlb. to 680., lea to ldr. 1 or qr. teas MUM. I ..Nrwcasei eha ttsj t. 3 .. . k7 /11 , we i rkor ortlnues coal ittl . un m een t i t!, me ludo moderato Mow of wheat from eatm the wan, and having buthml In of Importance coastal., bat (Mr arrival from 0101110 per wooer, fresh threshed parade wen taken off quickly at dr. over the extrace rates of Mgarday, wt.. ems the advance upon moth ocuntry and roma. smottatad to folly ta. per m. For etudes new Batton rod NA. 141, ac. gulled, doe old Suffolk yellow and Scotch .altoat the mac Urne ha, commando:l the same money. to foreign also • hug. No.. .at doh , . WO qrs. new Panamanian rod Inchon reached We.; old nettle, 540 a otl 0m Knout, 01w , and French red from Normandy the m00n,,,.. Our milk. having robed k ing to 461., Norio kr wore lo atealy rowel at 424.60 43a. making the advanortaince Saturday 4. totte . and plate tab day .ntaght Ye 10 110. par 111011. Mel One and ',lntro.; barley waa held stiffly for.. enhanorment 01 la per qr., woo h01d.,, reftving to sell too La t er men US PAW' tinplOTtilitall Heat.. rwty be quoted la, and boding pew Cs. to 81 and oat* ga. higher, with u. clothe at the doe. FOl 411 b. demob Vda was minded. • SeeirerLY, Mar 3.—At oar market to-day there ma a moderate supply of all demlipriom of grain, sod • moderate Mem:lanes of Jamu l and dealers. Badness imusealty was Conduciel oaf , Meat motive. Tbc enormous Memos In tho price of wheat mood eery Mile leelnew to he date at an ulnae* of from 10. to 11• Per Or. Parch. , M fiwir were ver) mall at as admace of !► to ea per sack. Little Imr. ness was traneacml fa barlay, end& said at as Improvemeat of 2.. psa pr. taelem I. wae r o d z i re erith o f =t arrarzl i t . e tiy uclency a tsnir i Maks mom, at aMe ortrol 1.. to 3, p was er or. Wheat, Me. to ' ;;. 6 , '- . barks. th. to 440. ; oats. Mo. to 310 ; hem, 434. to S. 44 L SOL ;17% 30L to St.; tam Its to 31s. per qr. hoar. 355. to 445. pa mak. /talk T. ed. Sala per hathel. CATTLE-BALIMMILT, MAT 3.—At OUT ITATtat today there out oaf bat masoaable amply of West. whlch conahrted of bat few p.sd *Ms; cad the attrradaace of butchers and dealers was onaU. Although • donne, woe effected of the but animals. the trade w. very .low, and the turn of prim was In favour of haven. Other kinds were le slow request. and loan, remained unsold at the close of the market, at • decline of la per score. There was a cone supply of &beep which Jett tolerably 1.11. t .alc, but thare was a alight downwardteadency of trio. Lamb to good supply. wh;ch fully roalmalaed former rates A lame amply noire., ell of which found ready purchasers at fall pekes. la MI6 pie market thorn was an AWN* soPVIY seed woo Pitcher. cod W deo:simian were •Issoond In orlon. Boat oats realmad lie. to ou. per more ; cows and WC,. ITT. AO Ile. Beet down Al . out Cl the wool, Ted. per ; saw Moeda. lo7d. Lomb, Al. to lid. Veal, 614. to Td. Fresh pork. 6d. to 641.; mined ditto, Td. to lid . and Ike& to So. dd. per scum. Orem boo" SA- to ed. per lb.: dry ditto. did. to 10d. Sweet pickled ham, OW. Ile 10d. QuarW old gore pop, I p6to be. ea TRAFFIC RETURNS. Milo Pa. Koh Tot.ToId.VAIIWATS. CO'awn. &wall" 1161 I . 1166. West imam Aprll 9. I 0 I ilese 1 nok a Laos& -- 180, 1.366 6.6.7 10.032 0.171 Walk wan AOl2 it loyal Dula Weal imam April 11. 1:1813.011688 11115,68168 Wok =dig A prll U. etint W 66,588 et Oseada .. 316 5.016 1.641 7,588 11.911 ale NM Mks Hoes .. 161 801 478 630 1.14 Risk soft, *Poe SO (Osseso sod &alb WOWS 7.216 7.03 Weak =dim May I. Lemke sad Mad Naga Leaden ........ 1.6111 EMI 7.34 1.417 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CA 817•LTIZO. Alfred. Captain Peaks, a' and for Landon from Jamaica. alai • conlo of ram, 3a , wan lost seer the Lie of Pules on tke VIII of Match. ••••1t) Panchen. of Um nua are reported to bare been *Md.— Ilarannek. April 11. CoU(seL Copied, Brown, from the Cape of Good 'tope. asktni near Llthbot Wile.—douthansptoo, May 1. Cardigans (bun.). Captain Jackson, la leaving thle for Liverpool ye the Oth of klatch Intla sugar and outton, grounded oa a mod their. bat in. got off sod brought tato the, harboor making mock wow, mid was put cm shore. the ass euras”tel, sod 100.nd ee have I:lreton Om tack. It I. thought that the sow a dsmaged het not lb. cottom—Marahhons, Monk a. Dopes Thera, from La Janeiro to the ClsanneL which pot into Pr, asst hero on the of lersikr7 leaky, Ism taco coodemned . - ii:47:-E;;;;;1.11.3 - 27 -" Prisms, trona elan to ilia port, hos boos wrecked on the coast of PortussL—Lirersool. Noy 1. Ildohomplon (Britl.b olttp), two os Um 3rd ot W.:ob for Chinesr, went dows Ls Ist id, los. 73; star or /Ind hers—Coild. Much 26. VESSELS SPOLF.N WITH. AAteacart (MM.). from Labdon fm Melbourne IS cloys, Muth 20, tat 4 1 N, km 11 99 W. Ara ritt. l . o l 9 o : . looden for 81duey 18 dam, all se, &A. I . tot &Mob from Bombay, owning for Cope Town, leaky. Feb. 10.150 14 O. lon 999 W. °Woo, frees Llyerpo3l kw Demerara. Mask It, Ist 13 30.10 n 47 40. Der WM, Ism Dumont'. ke Wilmer.' 51 days, P.O. 1, lot 11 W los 91115 W. Danube (chip), from Bombay for Liverpool, March 9, tat 54 14, lon 16 M E. Lomas, Wieldy, from lionsehor for London. Muth 91,15 t 6 al W. Emt.n State, Out moue Ems 47 Sq., March 15, St 4 t, Ms W. Orme Peels, from lasrpos Ice Cal ao. Noe. 26. tat 19 S. los Al W. Goorp Hallett, from Coda/ !or Soppore ISO drys, Much 18. Julius, of Bremen, from tomboy, March 7, Ist 9i 8. 100 71 E. Jane &ruts (ship). Ira Gym lot London 108 days, April El, tat 46 95 N, ist 16 51 W. John Soli (barqae). from Landon 9rr Montreal 6 days, April 23, tat 4e 15 N, ton .6 61 W. Leander. from Lloarpeed for C•iifOttik Nor. 2, tat 25 N. lon 29 W. from Modroo. Mush 20, lot 95. 100 S. _ _ ii;r 7 ..." — i;,;:rat:7;:t7;;7o76;ol7A;;Clei. Lies 12 W. Hayford@ (borquo), from Leaden fa Atios Say. Hach Mary Arm Wilma frblph Ida Fab 36, lot It los 3. Tyamoutb (Alp), from Naas( for Loodon 43 day% March 13, Ir. N, lon 21 i W. Thames, from Nab . for Liverpool, April 44,1 at 44 N, Loa 41 W. Vary , f;om Liverpool for Calcutta 47 dins, Feb. 17, Mt 7106 8, 100 Irmo, from Bomb., for the Dorn" April f,l. 10 N, 40 W. Tree, from Europe lot Itartudomiptft 9,lst 84, ion 64. Uremia irtdp), tr..m liocaboy for Llmrpoot, Hach 2 Lt 13 45 lota fr 39 E. Torolons), from 14)adoo to Pat Ado side, Jam 17, la 76, lon SC E. [Advertisement.] -- CASSELL'S ILLUSTRATED r.ted itY them—No. 1., priog 1d.,1e now f 0047. " If t ht .t.not . I Tin.e St the acme of It rfetgloo we know not Iftit la."—Surrey Thum A rut nunth.r Of colonunitations harlot tom regelvel thoirt in that difficulty rolet• in pro./. Int mole. to rotooto parte of the country, the witolfshers, sallow , to retuora geor7 ohotaofa,wa l for.ard reetoieriT try post pazkete corantni. g het , . aloe, or eighteen copies of the 110,11, up,,n „align( four, nine, or eighteen amt.—Landon: Canted. Pctter, and ; and sti bookmdlero. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BITaHB. ANDLL2O2I.—IprII 29. at tho Hat Dlrgle. Liverpool. the wife of T. D. Aadervaa, Ng 'of • as.. sicyxbar.—Mal 1, at Eon:moll terrace, Regeorrpark, the talk of X. X. Bea tell Ey.. et a dattabter. 11.1 Y.—May 1. at Ford bau, roaderlarad, the tette of W. OM. Fog of a mos. IL SIN Y .—May 2, at Lower earkeille-street. Dahlia. the wits of Mr. T. W. Kellar, of a daughter. KIM o.—Aieti 10, at Pail E et. the wife M, 2.q . of a, eon. LOXO —April D. at Bromley MIL Moat. tbs wife of 1.4..tu..0010ad L of • thatebte, MAILKIAGRe. 00N T 30. Ys7.lliabsers, Lhaltrkk, by the See. 0. U. GobtAae, 0. W. Canyon, 11011. Mary, *tabu, of Y.*. Walter. / eq., of Lbitemott. Limerklt. LILAR—NSO.Joao4a, Ltorrooi, hy lb* Row. R. Leah,N.A. Thom. 4 ton of J. Leah, Feq , of Bffeb6ohl 1141, B rcolnesam. to 0444 Gilbert, &tablet of W. 1. Wall. Eel.. M New IWghtoo. TUUSISON—PLIIMS/L—Artl 30,0 t et Maris, 3.p...t00...1mre. by the Mc, C. J. Pion or, Lloat •C,..100tt U. L. 40, the Klaire Ulm tart. toJoho Bonk dottibtor of tbolato T. U. Yhtto.r, Leo., of Cason'elark, )11.10144. DEATRS. BIRD.-14)1, at oseaa'avortiTiotii7a 7 l;. J. Bird Em wed 57. BISLMT.—ApriI es flo4galrr Hell. Vresavieb, Maachoskr. Amellt Oerforils,wW of R. laffn. Nos arse 4a. ACHACIIHN.—ApriI Ms a& tt. OF 4 Lia.m. Cbtitoldassa, J. Mac N.V. !Jaw H. P. Had H aged H. 011 6 1:01k—Osail Ito at Orovionraf. ■era Brisson, 0. B. V. Oatorn. 114. goad VAUGIIIa N. —.Op II B. at Com otreaf i ttlilly, Olt I. W. Vsiolisini. Bart. of Ella' and Nauru. Mod WATilol4.—May I, at Boittlia, 0. AYma * Mag.. isito of the Boot .;I &Wiwi. aged C. 11taisiaid Petaled W Wualaa los LYE. *I S. S. 1,00 , . 10 " m.o. to the aty I.4aece, Printer. at Y. 0111.14%11...ars Illnet.ta the Martel Wllliettlfto,•l l / 1 1J111MT. NAT %IS& ' / N. 3,968.) DEVITT end MOORE'S of PACKET NH `lee IP.—Vo B trader. under eneaannent witb , roiraltrottth Imeashate deetratah • cse •I OF THE rOUTII. A 113 yea.. N Oommeader: bloe 1 Lortdor EON, the leveed. of the ovum. t, bad. Oho ha. a tall poop, .with Ong met height In Often da C=Mot pveepiere. end. from ha that OM anti he oree of the bawl shawl Carrier an en...new:ad maroon —Vor le to DV/ f sad MOORE. 9. keliter at DEVITT and MOORE'S of PACKET STD , bee 100r11 dleeered ~Mina deapetteh (lNA Wise lenttsb bng uill ehl c : 76.1 Wee eighleere 1i.01 , 1e1 FOX Y the Lowden POOP. TWA eplesll4 wee tesliew wade, bee • 11101100 a poop, wit stew Wel calla pheeWlelle.—Wor tern MO/I r. T. N. 11A. Elska OILIC.1), 111EVIIT and MOORE'S , of PmCU? 11111 P.—For POl =ll/.lbe arAsang frigate Dula to 13 gem (Worries te gleam D. Duna .101114 PULITE; 00D/86g, Oa, Decks. Das fine easel WI, built etsr pow with first rate acromlno./ation Stalled number of intermediate, mat all She is fitta4 It a 0017 ruytrbr M.D... oeleeratod for bar great soaves lo Joe terms well t IgrAhly4=rowrili.V. D RUM' and MOORE'S , of PACK ET dtt IP —For 011 wad. • ,•••1., trader, has loot an competed her vols.@ eat sect boan t.. vel Man state lath Use). the T_Ll 11. T e tane :11:= MTie MID Ima NH pose. Wilk An Wm. ~, i sight at Mai UMACMIN Irr —. Pameerers ballad flea. pVITT and MOORES d PAO Ll'? 8111 P. —tor N orible ampla, Iwo • largo nor gailV! b r. Snli g t=girr. Loodaa Docks. This tplaorlid rowel, b trad. Ims • sokdow poop. with grows • most Oro Th opportunity for put •pay to WWII'? and NOOK* 9. If Irvirr and MOORE'S of ►AO[ST 111 IP.—tor LA too Pod retooled from tbe Mao .of Oaring the srmte ISO &LOAM Mil Me June). the seem v.., •1. MI toes SAM ad la the 1.4 DOW. Thi.eo, .10 sod Son. of Aberdees expres e or of the fastest .dl• oat of the sod shoot 000netmodatloss for &leo NM et frefeht or mow sBBll to &gird Oreethollthhis . Or he DE DEVIT f and MOORE'S or PACKET AIIIP.—Tor LA Under. Ear urt arrival from (be retool thireplredlJ fart llto Britiebrollt E ab. tolo leerier, 010110 E KILEY. C This doe .hlp war built and evened, for Ms ; the W• foil Eau fur eaArt O. Bilil p vtro uma r•—Yor t font sod tar §TEAM COMMUNICAI POOL sod RIR YORK.—TO PUILAURLPHIA iTK.111.611 kg follow. Ib* ORK, am full-powavl Iron 11.4141 eta NMI Y: CITY OP ELLTIMORK OITY OP 1141.9RIMOTOM ILLNOLROO. ''''''''' WAR PIMP. 1474 - ZaiGlIZ =IWO 11(11106.. kneltullu for Goma awl the Unit' WIN& i' Vfor " tror partlealan apply to inst. Log/moot ; or to MITES and CINP. and NORTH MAIL ermut MITA. app LI•1111P001. awl NNW sad BOSTON. Use Samoa da end nodes we end bp , art appointed to mil fro. CA•ADA.. for ROSTON. ASIA. to. NNW YORK. AIINKICL. for BOSTON Tnende woorl. ineloSiod rid.w‘r WINN or Noon, onkel can be obt. Wagon. ebbd cella 121; mond WWW,NS6 ; wood cabin. Std. V Neer Trek. f,3 per ton. and IS per M and Pporwas. 'idea stranot Inlaid number of mond &th p keteraliaoa appip to J. B. booed. w. ern..zad 17. Boulevard da Miaow; or W. pad. EREMEN.—The North rows. i 0.0 . 2 1 rI sewn sea af t ail.pb w • *r at PRILLard. ULAVI Itel 414••. WATERFORD, LIMI t eiLAID DAILY. by libm= th Milford ChM. in o . 10 lialiwon. for W a l latimbirliaM olotioss at I p.m. OM MN &so. WWI dam wales Mao Fhe% on I Int sod owayid-olorf way Inforfoollow at We MAU ilm liolf*W.: owl of Mara II 011•11 L air. Am ales Strahlow awl ORK and YOU NOTICI IS RSIIBBY 01 D BINTURN bONDS e Nu Ilk 1011 be ?AID by U otoremateekoo of the (Boma% By O lLue Goer.. Ore•hare Bowe. Old Br BANK of TA.N6b. L Pall-voill nat. 1.0.3.10 PENN dew°.or lotrattutt to Tr el*. Beak ut PePoot , t AWN with am pie warty. etn Dosity yobbo by .9.1. 1 Mew TM Wield b papa; Parr far wain 110;....t...1 ADMIRABLE REST thoa. Matti. delsebtol the Milt read from eissos to L elitklea sod welt hy Militias form , eras Ludt floe w ova abode. It Met 11U , LI. sicoloes and lotry, k :lob 031111061=0 ; prefect ttrWeafo an =tb.orearnents/ Rohm . Tee Lowe for a uo lot ground rest. sill be SOLD t Si the Mart. on the ur Me by plies.. emUset. Tee r bit both tad gabbed eater ` =OA weal regard to the coot fOl ooportiolte for metile4 th • Welly nth altootsci that or , bad at the Atiellol3 _Math prod,* ohms pealadatath Yo at the Komi Cathode. OR DRIVING NI INDIA RUBBER BAN bist. of say leugth. 'daub. fog no antAleattoe.—JAll Imilmrsbbor 00,m411 m THE most suceetsfa growth and lowroremo IKAOASALII OIL, tv h. :dtr , rrtr Iran prai.,..4 hair tram fall o! or tondo, front .oaf and owairiff. an -I i2rul howl of Vir, P T Lid. with amorous tratimoo affords Labatt nod rang pro tom* bottle Wral to Nor too Eft Me mu.* il4Wiandie M A.ILOW LAND awl Nef Loudon on4hr SO awl I GREY HAIR RE OOLOUR.—NEV RA I /, M. HERRINUI PATE: ILESH EittltlilEd. They for we, and soot age out, from 2e. dd. to 10•.—Otheue: phlui.,. why SW Weoe pier Is Stem Ares whi Moon: t: M A olten sad C Shouryou ASSb!. llowykrim, nt Itheamet ; Barbed" New OWxrbQ. liad by et. '[RUPTURES. wrinve Roc-% u melba net , ern. ta ematim Weisman% ot 1.1100 MOM IA elheta t• fee es be4yothile tbe res MOO-VAIN PAD shl PAT MI skean tbas It maw& t A eftwleUee alneder h lie circumference .1 the Mal tbe smite, NO. W HITS. IA seiseertmipir ame • *male E i tIESEMAII MIKA of Mu/bad.— molten.. 100 pbyal asdreember of We korai C tired under abe war He an Week Oster lotners. Look tram Entlu diet IdundlY• =l:4 treatment. voo No. Ilea remad bavoiton *Me *prem. T "B ei,= T or dk. • roat U rterti *n on it pot Couttnentelremedy ta =Vmote wob may ow " NOW& Thomas Noa. 1 ormalai ousallen T sr lain orwswil• eat street, Look.). Prior Y. tour mem Is one bar MEW% vartur alb. Wank anal nate...Ps of Mn port Sold by Rob,. s