The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-11 00:00:00

NAVAL AND NILI2ARY. team LAST m rrtS &wont.) WAII.OIITICI. Mee 10. • Atllkey—TM ammo el tbe qrsatinsimter who 1a anteng •Ith tbe beaver" mak et Notate, tooter tbo wanton t t 17th December. 1656, en " George Al Clark." aed not "Decree Clerk.," eg "Georg. Clad," as ✓et a il l e lie Onah. of 21. t Nortabal, 1646, sad 9th Necemler, ADMIRALTY, Mar 2. of Royal Nemec—Gentlemen Cali t Fre.leriak " Zecelet Ore) In be Reeved li.uttngat , Geutte.au C.dct Mdsreri Mary Noon to be f (1C , 194 houtesant , Gentleman Cadet Freer'. II wing. Ed.uad Oacia t L ce,ond leen- Mmes. , Chm lemon C.d.% Retry Holden nib K. ily to be wooed lietateaest Deataatee Cadet An tn w Donald to be metal Notateast Oladomeaa Cadet James Wildegi Mem Sabot Moog Mbeeereeml 11.10,1:mot; Onetime% Cadet Traub Hamm tele meal Disks sat . Glean:tea Cold Wilier Dolt Trio:MUM besereed Feoteneot ; Oea deatie Cady Ed Reid Lem Womb, 1., Le ceoes4 bra imam ; U.a. Irma CAM Joba Milken Cleppoton to be enead licreeete ; OeaUsurta Cadet ILI 0.4 Lewis Apra to ea mead Homeneat ; o,atateas Ceder Freer slob Retort D seekey te be swar d littetturat. ADMIRALTY, N Y 4. Jb 1.4114.6441 Nuotat Meteraeare to be eeptaa, Age Deleeembe, mired is lell pal; Racal Listen let entb. beet Colbagvad &abet to be fret Ilealeamet. Mae amain. 9ootao•o1. ADMIRALTY, NAT 5. Cone et 11,Fal lierieee—Ssemal Lieutenant Edwin Fable Tbenieet le be ins Witlissat. Mo. Reml, deceerof. Any I RAM, MAT 10.—Arronanitarra.—Lient•- sine. I'. J. Makin (19111), and W. E. C.A.,. (1867), to lb* Cadnon, 21, mew asanweervitie, at Curium; H. 11. Intirbohno (1W), So ta Barite., 2, pandlealt-ol antorn.. yawl, .t Woolwke ; 0. W. (Meath (.667), sad 0. 0. Ts(.. (1M), the Zatollast, d 6, gaaaarystif p, at Patti. swab, 0. W. Str.asz (1636), le slat INioos. 17, ectiv Mara shop, at Pndaaostli It M. Daye.ll (1656), sad A. IL Soros (IMO I . to tie hsalbol, 91, Ikte• stoma saosil.ollp ri ordinary. at Patnoont b. IllaaUt U. 11. Blakey (1414) I. app.isted.adoineal smear tno yt, as Argrospogt, foe mr•tce in ills Jiltaskir, 90 •••••= ablp, atDtrooport. .• Pis woo C. M Dermot*, to the Palt-00. ti,es I Now 0. Potones (1968) to ib• Soo tee , Copra C. P. Poke (1911), to tse Victory, •1 P. rtamealk. (Aril. T. Thialetoo, to the liaaaitel. CHATHAM, 3IkT 10, Wtt h the view of nesting the re quirtsn'tras of the monks tho eAdtionsi laleerees, tied lOU ehiperetelite w to be estate Ife •M .emir el thi• yard. nth etn.n tifty ef t%e eMitw•.l slipetights strived at the dcakyerd from the Ct) de. Thie merlin the lettatioe sf Rey.' :guise Liite, In hany •.•• ®14.4 at tee porwirgtoond, tinter tie c..mt•and of Lu.ut.-Cote•.l M•f{t:L.p, fa the purpose of hewirg teod He @Pausal of • dt.irtet cesehmetial ple.ed ,es Prtraw Stedard Dowd tz &maws. The primer we. ee ni ewes' to M tr.teteel telth the letter "D" sod to Ls Itopru se! fa Poet (imams La 117 days. COLCHESTER, M4l IQ. (femoral Lou. C. 8., issgestor-general Of Wintry, wader sed his pm Kafka sasmistio• of the India = oatmeal at this sassy to-dry. TM et of ash woes milled set la blowy matchist seder, aid sadarm at • rWid naseistim by tas roma palest, who appeared wan Moist wits Ms reasia Past d the nos ma yowls IF weits, sad bee. Mimed Me army emly • taw swath.. poi s lap prof ao drab has Mem mods *ma the troops to roam who he,, bow mimed is esimplowl marches dote Ws semstry, sad tae cid awl roar st easy amiss. Time is he this goyim armaems‘dsa two ea lasst MOO sea% sad as She mart mister roll dose sat swami 2,010 stall teaks, way at We bets ars ILVXCIIpied. Ms mop Is saw mein the mammal of Colossi illoomised, sd soneol hyaena area me ready los immediate owls,. CUAOT Dingman AT Russorrs.--Boveral of- Gem of the ILshiaters Uwe helm( the leel week lowa ne vem. es bath the oat ma west elidk, kw ea tikible site whereas le Greet bat , erite. Ramage mays we is Mew le haat two ; tra. betwrea IV N. Moalellowe's Mete aaa the lea Peer* sad the Wow betimes the Wot Need* sad Willi CLII Lik• —Sawn imams ammo. 1033 OF A I'ASSEL AND ALL HANDS A iarasatabls shipwreck has been areertainsei Is knee occurred dories Thursday night last, 01_ dm eh*wash heeds (a very arrow shod, eons 10 miles is Lags, Stade 15 mitre elf the BuC Ile tweet`, to • Urge Leash sto,•, named the Australia. outward bound from Welds ter Coll, and there is too moth reeson to apprehend Stet retry toil belongieg to her perirhed. The lailowim are the brief pirtienlu s whkh horn bees forwarded to Lloyd'. by their sett et dierekb. Datiag the night to (tussles the Wed titter a violent gale from the north-rut, red • heavy sea set in @long the rose. About 9 o'clock p.m. • kegs .hip was seen seer the middle Bhipteash buoy meted about the torero of the sends, sad toter a the night • lodgboat end captain's gig were wen drift up the glitpwseh chancel twatbem up, end seri task lineeten rape were fleabag sear tbetn. The ship, It oppose, we. Incsight of, but at daylight the totArneg morning the r.maics of et vessel was to he sea on the 1160•11 at the spot Sore aliukil to, sad, altheagh steal emetic were nes., is eons twice of the fury of the and the Nrridc w e losing over the wreck, acres 00ss14 *preach it. In the coupe id the succeeding day std night the 'hip portly beats op, en 1 on Buaday bar eters hams, part of bow, and Iwo rood., with white pointed pots. were ',hired up by mate etubeltaLtes, Steam the divert and West Reeks, sad rowel 01.0 Ilere'eb. Itrypirdiag tee sew there is but OM °liaise, that the whets of them periehed. Nothing whatever bas teen see or beard of them by the Trinity Light .Lips moored is the chencel or blob' the tries. The masts of the meek locreare, of Colchester, bow at Ofillfettp I, is • letter, orates that oa tha is-acing la proem in eosin through the Bhipireeli Cloned .h. peewit large quantities eel wreckage, inelndisg a 'sighed bottom upwards, with thesis close by it. The sea ws ran wag ea booty rust be coact not pica It up, but se^cseded gasser in a quarittlost, nhkh wee See found bottom up. At law-lir ei,r, he se the resales of • large .hlp on Se iscd he relied up • letter which wee 6 sting, dated Ro'terdere, Mash 19, 185 - J, written by the wile of 0. Mayer, and dusted to A. Meyer, al the ship Australia, Caplets Jesse. The rerser.guard at Woodbridge Hawn pecked s r some pests which ua goal* belonged to the uob , rtusato ship. One f those fo dated Rotterdam, 1859, end appears to be an accost of tropes's, ettlp Australia, Ceptsin Jrnear. 'Ps entries thesis beer date Ott., 1b.58, 11 Monk, 19;9. The following sticks have der been washed on shore. Two &caseate (dated reeserire'y the Bth and 11th of Febrawy. 1859. Ns. 49 mad 61) bestowing the Dutch military order of Wiliam of the Ilk clam epos Lisatenast It. J. A. Brearitsus. A board with the aeon of Australia, eased on It. aloe several sell. similarly seethed. A Reidy Reckon,r, end • wok on Freemaesty, balk rested la Dutch, sad a reed with the following address ob et. " Deno arasall, Lis maned North des, Beebe Do ra mad brmlcosting rise, Na I, Charlotte-if, et, North eidia." Them end other eiresnetanors lead to • eoselaii that the elit'p ersited wee the Astralia, Corals Jensen essamesd'r.wLich mailed from Shtelde es the 4th itist,boviag slung foe Rodin, with re ale. fthe we owl, a new et 700 tOO4 berths, sad is understood to have had pssocpes a Mari. THE REMAINS Or Sit THOMAS PtcToq. —A alphial libee:lyi of the vestry Si M. Osimearie • Hanover ffier. { • wail bell ysidardwy mamba, is doe ILIA RIM, =barn convened es imeepliance •Ith • reipeatios, to tbe dertraelity Si sosenoridising the s:i rotary of Ernie kit the Homo Dapaltanst to remove tho minim of Osserel Mr Timid Pietas from the Rojo iori, Bailed therand be • in,ro nail., to tenting plane 'lon ,hair wee tam by tice flew, El. Howarth, the recite of tho meceb, aid sonsups those preerst were Heel M. Germane, the Kul of Powys, Admiral Dumont* Id.r., Colaaol Bag I, aid Camel Venture. TM law-asneed gostlintian inquest*, Om subject, end stated that is en interview 'loch he had Lad with the Ho as &mot ter. be tatinated his medians toast r ides the wabro.t es behalf of tbs government, if the vestry shoal' Mho the iaitiatlee. Owing to the want of rope: az eameneedwivt, which was dwrourtiesuaty rainier.' , tuo pre. s, It wee td be lopswiblie, way It over so desirable, lo ma's r.tb oviiitiwy girt wee rid iii Ito tonne of the din .....n. All trot le wool, beewrow, both; rto the obrect aid rye 'caul'. of the mistiss le *whirl , * I in • mum ral to the Hi or. %me ters, which woo Ware I orneinsoody. Is tide it was stated thin the mulatto of the lam Olainsi Ifir Thom,. P.otosi now \. la a eamomaloquoro ook duet s parking rwe ti the you to el the haoyier•wr tr. 1.1 . that the is.. naliats fell ottoseder shin roper at ...tar the mealy oleo diatisguiebed a gene ral leis, is K. [collected • Wale, sad that .hey mould so opect talky astioi , to her Majcati's gowroneetv the de:robility of peomding • = 11111 &siestas reetiarpisoe for we id Ear:onto r be roe, in t cathedral church of St. rco, where s son onoonsi hoe bees ended Act Ids 'wintry by the BrIMA , TM, AMtralias man h mot aim da dTs 011tf am 'b p bum Folios Si It. Dearbey med is downed et Aka. eggele, Is ennotetteees of the armaarn vat of the ai.,,,,..a.a met The bemawad Calentis sad Chloe med, bow. ores deem Ahmesibissa Ye 4itt Is.t.. eri Ow, if the Ac ura mail bra Sis yst anived Si the latter poet, the hooey rite et Mat llosainy mil is mat probably sow os ite my and MM mob bane Mont the 171 h ,n e t. TM ass Ikaksil mad le the 12M alt.: 664 .l e , d e e m d alley Me Aaelvelle meM Feb._ 13. Wattmeter, His m g deka., 17, a iris' t's m , bar dare from Mahone alma MOM of dm mell by the Groat Beitei• amen a Yr airs ay. DIEM' 114 THE RIBS= TRADE AT COVENTRY. -.Mir. Bart, ribbon emeanfeetater Cmeetry. ism , d • soda Id Me sit Monday be; Met ha stooll is future map pep mere to men mpl.yed la the uteauf.t. Mee et " pleb mit." Mazy of th 6 ma ai once loft oar, she VIM vememod balm Ye sosgbaretee is reas.epresce. The lasi yily ef the semen mem modeled to las. t twos mialnuiseett the •• ' , AC," mann, awl et oeversi meeting* Mid last: week hat. Cr the support of the aroyero who may In Wows at of week wre agreed tin—Aries Birmiay Aro &oak. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, MO. 6PORTING. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. lemma's lacce coscLrozs. HANDICAP lIWISPITAIIIN of 60 sows. oodli, h ft iflrst airs.) for four•yr-oldi sad sprawls. Winded owlto. I shl. (I mile 17 yards) Mc 11. a ihuo, b, °Owl*. 4 rm. Tot Om* I be. ') • IMrb. 3 3. 4 m.7417+14 ito. iatisi IL alowtesi M. Bin fri.:l3, 3 IPA, TM WO. ....W4mOMP 3 Bottiair sti on Lifohoet; 7to 2 opt Frigid WON by aiwso qwwwro of • lowith; hod third. HANDICAP BwzorsrAitso of 60 son rack, h ft, (fits, olios), for throe •yr.ohlo. Wisairo err. R. M. 7 sobs. Mr. maim'. awe, I,y 1 Mr. Wl...air K. 7* 315 11411.31 Betting : 3 to I oe Sorbet, who woo by a lour b. HANDICAP Sw Ef esra an .1 60 sown arch, ► It (britches), for threw -Jr-olds. Wiaarro *llia. Last half mile of A. Y. (3 SOO Lowe's RIM Irak *Maptlar, MID IV = 1 Xi. W. IL t rairemall 114A50.4 11113 ........ &Worn . 7 td 4 ow Wild Noir, who oar dim HANDICAP 114WWIITALPA of 40 son. oath, h ft, Zerr: ridirwrd Whigs,' sotto. T.Y.C. wadi) One lidird slMstaMa. by Mrlsoarr,a la. DA lb tr. MAW w Tr/SPAT. Tom Corm•soom Oruro of 60 eon. cooli, for 3.7 - Ws, Mir, 11.4 714; Mr, Sat Illb. A.P. (I mile 1 fur r.7l almarion 11.9•411Emr. b Inserlim ne irordasem . hero Ximerr. flb BMWs/ 3 n 4lel am Mime& ilimmel mak kalf•way dim tbe hos, mime Ximgmt-Arros ; tur bed Wm We is dm cam% ma wee by Magth. BANDICAZ Puts ad SS we. A.P. Leo Ineehatee. we...am Is Armee& illakC 111I II ef a nZ d . eliewan Also ran Ilessea,ll.l ry Nit. betting : • to 4 aim Scimitar, 4 Me 1 ape Harry Bluff, 11 le 1 apt Brother to Sydney, Sto 1 snit Kllshy, 10 to 1 as& apt Arsenal .ud Italia. Won by a length aid a haU three Months bete,. the woad aid third ; LW* Nat Ind Sehrielehar wars Latta and Sh/e ; Harry Bluff sad Armed ...se the neat. 811inarieber broke due.. Twe taut•no 00131 a n, a.. of 100 eat.. es* blft, for 3-yrrolls; eo, 6 t Tit " llt; bet Sib; the sewed to arm bla maim. Z. 61. (1 mils 1 reds). (63 sots) W. nary TM Prmelosil Last To JOlrkille. Db. IL Day) 1 14, J. H. • , y0.11..14a Cyarlow fi ab ....... lagers) 1 Iftema Ratiortdkr. Croft" rib. 00soniel I f. J. ibliwo. tit throalmts4 TIO ..............I 1.5.14)41 4 no Moo ra• Lord f the lLamos, Pisonibm, Nl=Nimrod, and Mantle. at Mortal/ . Even *gat Ike Prowler! Lead. 9 le 2 apt Pftidalom, 7 to I apt Napleoe, 100 to 6 or* pret Cynermwmad Craft" 30 to 1 apt Lord of tbo Manor, 40 ft 1 agar Sir linrcales. The race admit. of HMIs &weirdos. Promised Land coon 11-41 Li. oprments safe, was f boom by C)lticar, rbantool, S.r ti er.3dio, and Cnfton to tb Buensrleill, ou descending wbwh 010 race -Al um, for 1118100111 aid B'r Ilermlas dreppel away beaten ' and The Proungsod Lad won lber elly •as be lined," by alangtts sad aUK tie sommil Avis ins third by time lesigUra, knit Milpiewisi rho ddrd from the lomat; Nimrod was l sa apsisonand Musk. were Lent, close tmother • Mow tam was wood imittia totted thew, and Lori of tie Mime lese Ws, how N0v..... 9wstrtheau of 30 tom mob, 20 ft (mood dee* ter lyr-elie; views tetra. Last bait of Ab. (7 =On) Fors Tam ILlsm et Cram OA tOtarkswi 011446•14110 ..... Whams) e ft. ow 01!. _ mums .s 60 Zapt a k 4, ir i esel &loam. an by two Langths, • With bowies th e send Wed, W iserth. 111wecii, 60. Lad belt dAk IL rgLi'llw"•117,""1:..,••••••••• 4 1e= Wog t 6 to 4—si lon • so I—coi Loma wm. Who igvi by • hos*. TIMIDLY. TRW TWO THOUSAND. • mere mammal aileadease on the Two Timmd day rasa noes sew wed a mare meagre lido( girt kr the saw Idea was error pebUshaL Ti.. alectiromy the seareity nary, sad the white atteaded the heelmashers at Mater, all cut:theta le reader the raisdne • Mar% at hest tiller as the sport less snored. Tan nets& as the intern will show, was emir, Is the exams. Thar Tito built their ease aa Promited Lead was ass waisted, for he wee like a raceborro, Alfred Day"easing" Um es he entered tits weds, sod pa.sieg the post " beads dews," with his te lotions att. r him Is ails. The bating at the raw Euctaatrd ccmsiOcrably before the Mart. Is the lawn II to 10 only was tend on Ms Promised Land ; be, bowl vs?, rewlytd, and 7 to 4 was laid. Alter 141earod's rare 5 to 4 was taken, and just beton the Mort the laid wr backed at eral. . . of BripertMsndand Davos did good service. They restrained the waist= km °blending on tbs mane by earthly, and not by mei am. The "tapes" were arranged, too, In each that • dear view of th• course 000 M be obteimal by all parsons. The weather was propitious, sad tho lows was somewhat 1r.,. On the Monday night an unusual inettlest relieved the assotany of • race-mesting a,ok at Newmarket. The pub lk hall was opened by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul, who gam their vinare entertdurnont, " Patchwork," and sea seeded in doiog that which no perm* ever before mew Cralbis thorough boshnes V)./11 at rues ties.—they la together a large and a , motive audimicra IMPORTANT MATCH. ♦ caw, n was I:de iiian7orsin g (fneirsi), the coailltkeia el which we ea under : SECOND OCTOBER. MEETINO. 18-59. &r J. Reeky's Markle! naiad Mr. W. Der. TM Pr.- sited Laad, Mt 1101 b each, 2,000. a,,, 500 k. T.M.M. (1 lathe 7 furkap 160 yards.) PROGRAMME OF THZ RACES TO-MORROW. A HANDICAP PLATE Of 60 sore. for lit-sideand upwersb. Margasess, 3 Dove. A HANDICAP Swszeseasu of 15 son. es* 10 ft, f 3-yr-olds sad upwards. T.Y.C. ♦ Sr SEPSTAIIIIS of 10 sows. as* fee 3-yr-olds, 7.t 101 b; fear, SIN Mb; dos sad upwards, SA 111 b; Inane aad geldings allowed 31b. Ties miaow to be sold for 100 sone. if demeade de. YU A belt of An.II. Taa to. .I . li/t171•11171 . 01J11111.4/ STAKES a subscription of NO sum. mob, 0 ft, for 3-yr-old Alfa, Bst 710 each; the owner of the mead Oily to wwwies back his stake. D.H. (80 mar.) Cantina Claims- 7 r Lotheoiaa, Flour ef Amour Sigma's', • sister to y, Bocanor•ag, Shar ma 00.41 •••. DrsiskY, °wall, ha UMW of Luknow, Assiduity, f by Orlando—Coaltioa (lad), (by Orlando, dam tro4L. s an o ort, or Rerrieror—Pbyeabs, Dwat, SrPotra, Lady , fby Stockwell—Towrope, Mho Flash, Eleanor, Pre lude, Vitiate , Joyous, 'Pandora, Bold Venture, Allies, Violet., •Oarlda, • 6tar of the Vela, Num* The Comsat Bow, •La Trartafs, • Lady Blanche, Than . dr . , Ross Ark, (by Alarm-14s, MW Eleanor, Qui Vars. RINIWIL or THS SWIIITATAIER of 100 sows each, h ft, for threogr-old colic 84 710; the lamer of the Two Tirosmard Ocalasso Stokes to carry Sib ettra. D.H. (4 sub.). II c by Orlaado—The Broom. •Oomano, Precursor, Chris (dead'F.. ). NEWMAIIET Two-TR•OLD PLATE of 200 *OWL ; mite, fist 71b; 6olrm, tht 6:b. A warm of a plata or sweep Mass to carry Sib site. Any somber of home, the pro sody of the mom mem may run for thin plate. The last Sus &pimp of MIL (61 entranoas). •B by Kloptoe— illss Horns, ob f Vistwreprlte, set c Thunderbolt, b f Dadra •ch c Nomtolwcaos, •cia f Rom Midetou, Cry an/MS. •Goldes Rule, Pat Tow. •br f Dapple, • f Mer maid, b e Quick Mora, Rai', fby Lcasa—liwrosy, Oak Forward, TM Goa* 1)1 by as Fl Dutchman— Dal•bor, f Prams, Imperial, •tr f bit—Mary, by Mamma Platoß•Ssortinaso, b c by Orleado—Vaeravisaae, by Orlando—Noss Apple•oo, •b f by Conasseht Itangar—Eaton's dam, 1 .6 a by Nowcourt —lorVaago, .0 c by Cotheyetme—Gleuloce, ch f by Tryddtneon—Mt.. Sarah, a f by Terichnstora—SenorPa (dr), bl I Norma, Conticlo, Qua of the Storm, Madame Er/tontine (dr), Twang (dr), The Vs. (4r). Joha Bull, ch c Pr,,betor, h o 040, gr o by Manor —Panuanre's dam, •br c br 1 Agra, Thor smsby br I 111(motos—Sacrilice, •b f =rhos ths Fat —Feuer, Lumlina, eta to Pandora, of the May, •0 c ..h fby Wasthorbit— Oranona, •.; by Toarelamore—Raweart, •Iteatr a, •Duchwas of Itbria, eh o Minter., St. John. *flashy, I Sophia, br • icy Pass—Tormosaat, h f by Orlaudo--Vurandiere. b Fe rr, b Dmeducamat, •Samitim, b o Horace, IT'rofeasor, Samosa. Rata iintelltentr. EQUITY COURTS .—IAT 10. (o•6is Yies.Cbascellor Wood.) OTN e. OZAZIANI AND (Continued from yesterday's botetu Mr. Bolt eben prooesded to mad and comment von the Midler in the case, which wail very lengthy. Swami allidavita were mad* by M. Orathal, Mr. bye, Mr. Smith, M. Tagllatico, M. DMA., and others, going tato mute dotage se to negottatkan sad sanneementa between the parties with wriammee Its M. Grat , en's eagsgement Soma d the Irksome bad brut mom-examined et =sob l dMailo, however, were of no pubic interest. a rGilleed end IS,. Martindale followed on the same aids. The defeeisatil ema was not opened when the court rose. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS.-MAT 10. 11lathy M NY Mr fa 1.011401L—(Edon Mr. Jostke WlElmo rd Common Jury.) COOP= W. LLOTD.-ADVLTZILY AND CONDONATION. Ilia was en meths nand Ceptain Lloyd, R. 1 ,4 , to ra nter aims of mosey Orr beard and krigiog suppled to hie with, who we. hers sport from him. it wee admitted by Mts. Lloyd that die had been guilty of adultery • ith • Mr. Widow, aad that in cons,me nes a child had been bon, het the sign that Lire that event she detailed the =mem entos Is her husband in writing, that be f or gave her, end that co lime estatequent ocoadoss they aohebtel together. This, it we. oostanded, oosdoned her offence sad rendered Cookie Lloyd liable for her debts. The cue we. putty Mud • day or two ago, and the farther hearing was resumed This monde,. Mr. Layton and Mr Patchett appeared for the plaintiff ; and Mr. O'Malley and Mr. Francis for the defendant. Captain Henry Lloyd wee naiad, end depend so follows : lam the defendant. 1 ant a commander in the Royal Navy. flied the navy in 1828. I have no means beyond my dy. Is 1817 I martin lin Woof's, and I toh a hones ere hillisited It at Bt. Re m's, in Jumpy. I stayed there very Mpg* with my wile about three month", gad tide left it lino, es service. I toostaatly oerrasponded with Mrs. Lloyd inn my absence. I remitted kola the three years I was away, rather more than 4002 I ',turret to Brigl.n las the 70th of Octotee, 1860. I had not null then the alighted Mention that my wife had left my hone and dressed my child. I knew that she bad Moo at Feet W. George, at Inverness. where her brother way and had hen then some time. I expected her to roan to my house In Jersey to meet roe. Immediately our anchor was let go In Perianth Sound I sect her two orders for mosey. 1 re nted • letter from an aunt of mine, end es moo as the ship was paid off I went to Jersey. 1 did not find Mr.. Lloyd. My child was at Mee Colonel Hornsby's, my wife's aunt. I and sot get the alighted intelligence of when my wife was. My Muss we. altogether unoccupied. I communi cated with Captain Wrens., my wife's brother. He did not tell me where my wills we. I made other loefbcteal in quiries.. I got • letter from my wife at the latter end of 1831 or the beginning of 1862. That was the first I heard of her. I received it ea board the Waterloo. The lotto canto by pest from Porlemouth. In consequence of that let ter I pasted as Iseentew to my wile. It took place at the Chest AIM, MANI, aboat the 17th of Janu ary, 1862. I mat Mrs. Lloyd there between six and seam he lbe ennag. I asioid her when she bad been for this Ilest 16 tw Met, ths, end why she had deserted me and iss WM. She sal said she could not tell no thee. Nothing more posed dal meeing. (The letter of Ms. Lloyd, saki far the laterekur, was red, and in it the alluded be sorted mats, end arid their inth, sod MI thd %wee bee She Gedi wed him en dared bk Mk le meet Mt krb peere p mom. 7 nt elibeliss kr bat bashed, aei nplarel him is the w tre~ to past her ea inmeekw.) I in darer see plaid es iewissr. When I wee ea the ed of Maks dy Mk at my let faterdsw, I appdard en Weevily GM dr selW _see Mr um the red midst. The first Were dew Mid heR en hoar. I bait Mra. Lloyd at de held and the dat reneedeg I went to her, end driseted her be Mks Denier, wire she saw her am. Ike edam abort Walk, • outsia kw her, and deal bar berg manciled. I said before that she met give me • detail of the life As bad been lining for the 16 az 17 mead* I urged her to sit down and relate It to me. Me brae Ice eryand said she could not do it by word of a re= but if I would raters to ray Air foe few days she al be glee lee • briery Mher life daring that I went le say thipostlike, et I anuged, regraintd at fieTikorkfe with her My. I toneind en board ship four dem nod ther adds ear Mrs. Lloyd at Mho Davis's. This tem timme 71• the maim. I sew toy wile akar She pre! ikon a writes Matemest, which I read, and whoa I IMI demo so, I was en decked at the contents in I ez dalned.—. Oh On, my worst fears are reelkeL" She cried, sad Mowed one tojzive her and shewould still make ma • wife. She clang to my knee 1110 paper cone' that she had bri a chid by Mr. Wiselow. While she was clinging to my knees I add, pit, you and forgive yon, this shn newer tel Ides against you; =Wore the paper up and threw it WIWI the fire. Bat I said, " Yoe never ma lee with IN Lwife." She bagged still, an de propeeddst I throw up my Werke, end that we *cold ge en to the continent witk the toe Mires, an the affair vend seen blow over. I said she deed redeem of my feelings add the &Aram brought on me and sty am and that sal most ken the been. The whams this makedictel dean/ thedeeMpliss gives by Mae. Lloyd Mein took pine at this kterefor, rid temisei Is the bow, bat Mis the see MOB with M. I wed early to bed. Mt I tldek I saw ny wit at theorems table. I di net lies sleek te he. or recognise hr. The next dm she W mad 'Na. 01,11 free fast, but I told her the dim sham le Mee the best' end made arreagemeate ter her deberture. Rif en herseefterwattla ohs anent nee • mote, end threaten ed it lid sat went to destroy lima I ode as answer, bat 1 great hit. Id eon la • walk. I first made • eteueeshediee Dads. la MN an hour I was fain laws, en lead sty wife is a state of stupor, the Mkt d lasiont. I met fee es seen, and it wee schtialstered. Snappers' , very ill. She was pet to bed in the evening. At her own request I west to tier room. She add aim did not think she should live the sled tineagh, sod requested me to stay by her. 1 remained le the room of end on through the greater part of the sight. The Wires Davis remained an attendance en km until Ms or three to the morning. She appeared in • Mate of lethargy. Me had diet thirst, and asked for water, whirl I gave her from Imo to thee. 1 Wit the room between five and az is the mender. I did sot rind , eel myself that night, nor slid Ig• es had. It le estrus that I had sny cossezice with her that night. The rat day I saw her I told her the most prepare for her deputise, an I dn. words accompanied her to the station, where I took lean of her. The nut Uwe I saw her again was *oat the esd of February in the sense year at Blackheath. I veiled her in conirequeste of • latter I received from her. I was there about 20 minutes. I did not then consent to receive her as my wife again, sot anything of the kind. She had a nurse and a child. I saw her In her bedroom about siz to the afternoon. She was very poorly and in bed. She said she was yen to and la a Mate et pnnry, and that that was her child the mum who teethed in the room, had in her atlas, She agate &eked to Is remind es my wife. I mid the thin was past and gee, Ille mold ewer Ida with se se my wife again. I had oda= to go to the Admiralty the Mat morning, and I told her eo. She earl no to cell is the morning and see how she was. I celled ..it morning, and the surer was present at the iataniew. I bad sent at an hotel at Blackheath. I saw Mts. Lloyd k the evening on the London-bridge platform. The suds( we. ace- Metal. TM *urine 1 got tote she deo got tato. She got out at Blackheath, and b went on to Chatham. I seat sew her about May, In the same year, at Woolwich. I we. lining out a ship, and I took &partner at the Ship Hotel for my sou and the Mimeo Dora. I met her outside the both to the street, in consequence of what had been told me by • bseehsr officer. She again petitioned to come back, an Joked if ske might accompany one to Malta. She said the wee is peat poverty. I said 1 could not think of such • thing, that she should never live with MO again es my wile. I gave her, I *in, • 61. note, sad promised her It dm led • sated in steady life, always to befriend her win it lay in my perm es de we. the soother of my chid. I nest saw her at Ram Frame and Palmer'. dim ha km Ia the same per. The was is Memos to • nose tikes that there *sold be a den of separatioe. The id wen drawn, but is sigsature of the donee could net be ob , Wised. In 2*, 1862, I said from Ended, and retorted • ekristme Wes, 1855. 1 bad served before Sibadopd, awl was vouriml. The first time I taw her after my return kde mak of Jun i 1867, on hoard the Edinburgh. She erre edle urezpeteW._ sew her on the main deck. Writ she eras pensilem an d had come to throw herself on my Mita. I said coy affairs were in the herd dariliskce, and I shield not amid hr or protect her. smeksi dad en beer. She did not go to my calm, or aeg ether eat% hat menied ea the main deck ail the time. bar Maki the sky, but she refund to do so, lei me ohs 'lasi ft am the captain. I rid—. This is my IPIIII. aid Esitssil, erl she hammed to me Ws assistance mired" etilik 1 bed refired bat; and I had requested kr to Mee ,load ship, which she Me refined to do NMI she be. ass you." It ended la the capt•in esolfag hir of in • boat. It Is rot me that I had emarder with her as the Edinburgh. We wen I. sight of other peiylo all the time. The swim I saw her wen the per at Mersre r with Dr. hoboes. I think that we. in August, 1867.: lime Dr. Roberta, and need to speak toher. Last Moody or Twiggy week she came to me with the plaintiff, and that is the list Ude I sew her natal this trial. I son r and Mrs. LI iyd at an hotel, at Chatham, se &Ors mom 1868. 1 nese' saw her in the come at that par. I lest lead that my wife had • third child about Jaen 1867. The leformatios came in en snoortord letter. I b 11.9 newer had any cone Rion will my wife eon 1 loft Jersey is 1847 Instil the mad= tome. It Is not true that when 1 sew Dr. Bottum on board the Edinburgh I sail I bed told Wm Lloyd "1 will give you at other chance ao 111114" Of did I tell him that his account was not mkt hr messtbse• mother mama which was being dreamed e. harms, I did not tell him ra was ■ *id Mn assort shoold to pea. I d ente ay that dz. W 'di set that If it had not been for my after cor ded be deli Mee get or • divorce, nor that I had done la Wm alone edit my wife and dada, her. T. aha and se Imam with my rye whatever. I eared my wife bk. a year apes adad d impan d o s my pay ham inereeset from 1821. to 3011. a Ciashidge—Arat the auferld I gave her adult sum, to naps than 201. Illgritlf"="leDevie—Ckpleta Lloyd's ma was deed la Mriers=ll.l el Ara IS6I. 1 moaner the r s e: c e reme" Una tad his Mb et my in 11162. The mit aerulug Captain Lloyd Teat eel he • wept with his son, barter ant said to nes "Leek after Mrs. 1,wi1." Soon alterwaros I found boo in a state of stupor, with a bottle lebelled "laudanum" beelde her. lat up with her maid two o'clock to the morning, and eh* wee then in a state of stupor. Captain Lloyd attended on her after two (Meek. Wes Frances Davis—On the night of Mrs. Lloyd's Moan I remained op with her until between one and two is the morn ing. After that lean Captain Lloyd frequently pass from Hrs. Lloyd's room to his own s and I heard him drop something in his own mewl I sew Mrs. Lloyd at eight or nine next morn ao:gedshe was then very W. Hales—ln June, 186 T, I tea • entivent of Marines on board the Edinburgh. I saw Mrs. Lloyd come dowafrom the upper deck. There are no cabin cm the uppw din. She nose down alone, and Caplan Lion &Hawn bee in a few minutn. She sat on a choir fora low minutia, and share wards they walked to and fro on the mein deck. They were fa 04 melt the time. Mrs. Ung sow veal two any cabin. I was on guard, and must ban seta it if abe bad done so. Captain lislateed—l em now la command of the Mutton, and wee, In 1857, la command of the Edinburgh. law Mrs. Lloyd on the upper clerk of that easel. Captain Lloyd said to me, "Thin Is the person that wee my wife," or some thing of that bled, "end she wishes to know whether she eon be allowed to remain in. the 'hip, which she insists on doing." I told her It wan not potable for Wise to remain. She said to Captain Lloyd diet atm bad no mane to go away with, sad Captain Lloyd offered boo money. He gave b y • gold coin, requesting me to bear winters that It was ea set of charity, nodnot Inacknowledgmeat of any claim she had on him. I offered her my own coat, and she went away In it. At the emelt/don of the evidence for the defendant, Mr. O'Malley summed up, and Kr. Laxton replied upon the whale case. Mr. Ju,tice Williama directed the jury that they would do very great mischief indeed if they 'adored themselves to be worked upon by any appeal to their feelings, In reference to the verdict which they should give. It was of the utmost importance that a me like this should be IMAM ma an basest straightforward view of the *iri dium, and on nothing else. If they thought that Mrs. Lloyd was ea edulterens wife, who had not been par doned b ber hatband, it would be doing an infinite deal of if they sbeeld hold that she bad authority to bind her imellead by any ooatraor. A husband was not bound to Whe ea edultareas wife. There wait not the I: Us world en Captata Lloyd toward. Itra.V4Ef en was a adulterers. It was, however, said that bee W ban otedoned. Condonation did not mesa meek, tor en the wife and pardoning her ; condonation not • dog out of the efface, and a restoration of the wife to the wonjugal p widen which she bad forfeited by her adultery.l The lest quest ion which they would have to consider wee, did Capt. Lloyd condone the slithery with Mr. Window ; and If so, had there been subsequent adultery. He had thought it right at ones to tall the jury what the questions were, but as be had now to go to chambers he would post pone his more elaborate swam* up until the following seeing. The jury, however, said they were already agreed ie their verdict ; they were of opinion that there been no eandontion, and the there had hen sobanosat wisher,. Kr. Justice William mead tint eras • voila for the deindest An alampt was made lo applaud tide result, but It was cesseed by tie oaken of the user" INSOLVENT DEBTORS OOURT.--MAT 10. Mahn Mr. Camesiedeme Murphy.) IX XII IMAM 00811 LIT. Mr. Lewis (Lewis and Leeds) applied for a hotter ad jeneament he the case of Colonel 'Donley, on • certificate of Dr. Idespe_of his continued insanity. Wes Edwards, • milliner, who had sated whe ther something could not be dons. Co. Oneeley was riding about is his oirrisge, and it was • hard case on the auditors that he should be under the protectke of the court, sad se boat result to them. Mr. Lewis end that the ineolvent's property wee in India. The proms Inman from the India-hoses wee about 2001. • W . Commkekeer Murphy thought it wee a herd aim on Mini Edwin* owl oersted ths Chief Commissioner. Errtadly dr am was adjourned, and • othimunicattos was to th undo, ea sea whether something could not be dons for the creditor*. IX 11 010100 WIITIIL. This innlvent, • baker, appeared Lon judgment . Mr. Bergood opposed, sod Mr. Dowse supported. The court gave a judgement deem menthe. IN X 1 1/11/111 XISSZNOIR. This insolvent, a borrakur mud eoffeehonse•keepes, ap pend for jminn. Mr. Bargood opposed. ' The court isonownemlajodgment of four month& HARD /WEARING. In • rose before Mr. Commissioner Murphy hs rid it Unmated, with Mr. Justice Williams on • recant trial, to wino= this perjury oornmitied. In this court the.. ins • good deal of contradictory evidence. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Behr* the Recorder.) Joint Dale was indicted der somultlag and woeucling 'own Nicbalaa Amuck'', and cannon hint serious bodily intan. la another count the pecans/ woo charged with a common metalt. Mr. Dittmar. promoted; Mr. Skigh defended the rimer. The promentee in this ems it 'appeared was a catdriver, and the prisoner was a police coestable. Oath. night named in the indictment the prosecutor had Ibsen to his mules yard with his cab, end was oe bit way home, pastier ekes Stweeditob, when he saw the rims, tad two other mew mending in a doorway, sad ewe of Wm, who was app.- easily intoxicated, meted ap spinet him, and he told him to bad up, upon which he made me of a disgusting ex. Ireasion, and sera* him; sad the primmer then ease up, and without any provocation, m it appeared, streak him a violist blow on the head with hs staff, sad indicted very merlons injury upon lifze. sta attempt wee made to show that the persecutor was drank, sod that be had received the Minry by Wing does, but it eattrely The jury Monad • reedit of Otaly. The Recorder, is pawing enamor, said the police would receive protection ia every alas where they performed their ditty fa a proper lIMMIIMIt • hat it wee at the wine time *pally areessary that they Weald be testraised from the exercise of improper violence; and in the present case be felt it to be his duty to order the primmer to be kept to hard labeler for alas moths. not stage playa that were bolas performed, bat the perform ers only made use of dumb motions. Mr. Cwris athlthat what the ooransiteionars wanted Ina a decisive es to whether thew playa were stage plays or ow. Now, he shod& held that if there was no dialogue toot it wee still a 4 tc o pla Thirst was no definition is th e Fo unt act of of whet a stage ploy was ; but in the 6 sad 7 tot. the word " pantomime' occurred. The amount of the lee he should inflict was not of so much othseguence ae the putting a Mop to thwo places, and this hit was theseulesi to do. If th e parties were brought before him seek he "beak mad Oa to the Rowe of Correction. Walsall seder Ilre defendant Livermore, who had acted es = SFr 11•7 • brie of N., we the others he should wits a amnion. Themeerrse at one paid. • THANES. Mews. Alfred end Wirll;sno7lhert, of Tottenham-const rued emd Odds-equese, Bt. James's, waited upon Mr. Yard3ey It, the purpose of paying ova to him the sum of 1001. poor-boz fund of the court, and said it was a bequest of the late Mies Sane Clerk, of No. 170, Regent. street, wk. bed buqueatlted a similar amount to each of the metrepoitten pollee coatis, Bow-street only steepled. The largos=of ROL le in the possiteekin of we magistrates of this court es a gearbox Shad, sad with the enceptim of rw. Uvulas meet end known owes of dies arising out of In wiettgatians In the court, the whole will be humbended fee the whew, when the dal= of the destitute an trey MUNRO= lades.. PBIACE OF r.L&s F4CHT CLUB. The first mstsh of the season of this club will take *co tc-seorrow (Thursday). These will be two skews maw 6 toes, sad ewe 6 and =dor 8 toss. Fee the ar.t dew the prizes be a ?Ai'. Lop, presented by the stub, Iw the first beat; sad aM. cup, le. es by Me. Led. Iss um sse wad kW. Course, from Eiith to the Chasms Bead sell boa, y,ir the ~coed class. tho club aim s lOL cep ke the lest best, course, from Evil& to the Wat Blythe buoy sad boa. TM entries which closed Mt WOW, art— S's. !edits. Tau.' .. . . 2 .. V& U.. 7 . Mr. PereWaricircer. Mr. Jolla Ito Ailey. Mr. R. Herbert(Commairmr.) 1 .. Orny Famster Deiqa6. 2 .. As ereety 3 .. Mr. W itt. Had. 3 .. POW .. 0 Mr. W. W. Cuenca. MITLOPOLITAN Felt HOLITITAL, Drirananza- CITY.-111• aggregate umber M 44111.481 &de ;u week fog May 7 tram r! girl,tc44, 1,173; it wiudi &A gem Row ime. EAdvortiseimet.)—Atts's (HommOrATUXI P emo (11 44= 1: eirm... 44 . ,'. ===r4ri a .. lN' artiss a rift Now =r fib .nn. r " ihe rap e .0101601 teraism. Mk gm THE POLICE COUBTS. MANSION-H0136E. William Hayes, who appeared to be shout 18 years of age, 1 was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having stolen 33 yards of cloth, value 61. 10s., from the shop of Mr. Wilhelm Klercsoiski, of the Poultry, heeler. The muter of the Collier steamer, lying at Fenniog's Wharf, said—l was in the Poultry last sight at 25 minutes before 7 o'clock, and saw the prisoner, who was with mother boy, take the bundle of cloth produced from a shop door sod pat it iota a wrapper which Ina carried by his companion end run away. cried out, Stop thief," and ran after Us: primmer, who dropped the bundle, and 1 caught hen end Mid rasa. The prisoner—Why, there's not a word of troth In what he has said about eh tosching any cloth. I happened to be moving on fast as time, and I was taken into custody. The policeman said—Just before the time the Beet Menem mentioned I saw the prisoner in company with two other lade, one of whom had a wrapper on his arm, in the Poultry. I watched them fora quarter of an hour, and they came to Mr. throsniakie shop, sad as I was on the opposite aids my view was otetruoted fora moment. I then sew the prisoner rundown the Poultry and turn into Walbrook, where I found him on the ground sod Mr. bisomonds struggling with him. He mule a desperate resistance, and swore that the chase woe false, and that be would ke the life of some polio,- man yet. The show= of Mr. HbrozaWel raid the cloth had been placed at the door of the shop. Mr. Stramends, in answer to the Lad Mayor, said It would ba exceedingly injurious to Lim to step is town, as his affairs called him to another country at oace, and the Lord Mayor, therefore, Instead of sending the priamer for trial, santeeced him to imprisonment and hard lab mr for three months. CLERKENWELL. eftepeda Livermore, aged 38, of 56, Oesuleton-serret, therm Telemeters-Med asof co *coupon. was charged with lisaping said ming • certain house in' Ididdleten-stmee, &arm Taws, St. Pancras, ea an unlicesaed theatre, earl • se est timber al perms' were charged with beteg Mend in the raid theatre. For same pest complaints have been mule at this mart to the police of the nuisanae arising from large numbers of young girls and boys visiting the ably* place of amusement, which was well known es the " Somers Town Peony Oat" In many mess where boys sod girls have been charged at this carted& petty theft*, they have stated that they leave tabs the things far the purpose of resieg the mosey to visit it. The pannte have complained moat krietmly, and is coasamtenee she matter was taken up, end yesterday • warrant having been granted by the Canuth► . sionera of Police, it was placed he the hands of Mr. flaperim tendent Loaess, who with • body of polies entered the elms, and app _retarded the above parties. The are suited a I gnat Mel of intaiest, and the cwt and de appreschsa were I eowded Manses. , having been given showing that there wee • slap, with sorsery,_footlidht., Lenten sated that when ha metered the place, ba limed ► IeAVIIIS SOO end 400 yawls peep hi ta it. There were gmarally three perfanneacce of a night, each perfarat i sues &elsg rifted by about 300 maw of diarist seem. , Pelleammetabb Kirrion, 173 proved Tithing dashing% awl gave • ray graphite description al the pm gimme. wreltimes theer perfoamora spoke, eel on emesiam a " ampler thith was swig en. Nemeth= A tha pindwniers infilitig the Pim tly dumb mew. 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Dvar.4l MMus and Abeztstaslllia, Glaaroc. is Itlielacie. 1W 17, at M Fily Lail. Ulidow. MAREEZS MINCINO•LANNDIAT 10. INDIO° (FIGIT DAY). The q7bii;te - r - iiialesOt Beet India communed to-day. The quantity declared war 10,406 cheats in the A and 1,256 chews in the B catalogue, of which 662 chests wore withdrawn, leaving the quantby to be brought forward 11,1 0 2 cheats. cossisdng of 7,073 Bengal Tirboot, or. 1,296 Madras, 1,302 Kurph, 134 Oude, 100 Figs, 209 Manilla, and 1,044 chaste in the B catalogue. The sales have o;ened with great bruisers ; the bulk of the Bengal In this day's catalogue has been withdrawn; the port sold west at to Is. discount compared with the sales, foe qualities ranging fres 6s. 3d. to 7s. 3d. ; Z: fire qualities duns were no buyers at le. decline. Hurphe of the biter kinds wen chleily withdrawn, there Ulna no bidding at 6d. to 91. dbcoant ; the portion sold consisted of home trade sorts at 3.5. 6d. to 4s. 6,1,, end dry leaf Madras at 2a. to 2v. 61. 3,395 chests have pseud the ale, including 2,626 withdrawn and 436 bought in, leaving 434 duets eold. TZA.—The commencement of hoatile movements in Italy, sad the consequent rapid advance in the value of money and the price of 00VD, has rendered Matinee. generally very dull, end the tea market has declined in notion with other thing,. There is little or no demand for common Congon, which maintains the quotation of le. 2d. • Stitches. and &timer Made, however, Sr. Id. to 2d. lower, and blackiih leaf descriptions show a dean° of id. to 14d. on three ruling a month since, finest abuses showing the:greatest docile.. In common reacted tome there was some Mils speculation at a slight improvement, but the demand bee again ceased ; fine sod finest Enda are still saleable. Greens have been in de mand, end tine country gunpowders below 2.. have brought very full rates.—(Frum the Monthly Circular of Marra. Bawd Gibbsend Co.) COTTON.—LfvestrooL, MAY 10.—The:tales of cotton to-day are estimated at 8,000 belts. A 9rm &market at tha tell prices of yeaterdoy. COTTON 000DS.-1/ANCHLST BB" MAY 10. This market is genteelly considered to hero improved in tone, =d to what it was a week ego, but the Inman of Is sot very Inc mining in amount. Until Noaday buyers seemed la gnat immure to have abandoned the idea of purchasing at all, and a decided deolios in prices became quotable. At the rednold rates there Is sow some promeet of business. In IlfMach shirtier', 131 b. sad 71b., the deeine has amounted to6d., ad in434-reeds,Blb. 4ca.,todd. per rhos, within the last mouth. Tarn has bass very irregular la prim. Bandied We water and 40's mule, of the latter Twisty, have aged moat, from the &beau of &mad for Germany. Fine dila to SO's twist emtines egrapskestly firm. Buyers for India are nuabis to obtain either suede cir yarn., however, at as low MIS as wen mien' a day or two ego. WOOLLEN.—Leans, MAT 10.—The sestet has been very eat sad quiet tlai. honing. Thu d temeat at the Whet Riding heaths absorbs hearty ell s. CORN. -Hats, WAY W.—Arrivals from Amid math= moderate den desertriess of pais, bat we lush now der is ceessid imports, as mullets 00 this side have improved, so es to allow • asegas for opirstioss. The =tither, with the exespdos of a day or two, hes ham cold for the sew= vigil= r has proceeded slowly, sal the pawns in lot more forward them they wire • mosth ago; the whist phial dare sot grogram much, sad as light Made has es =- healthy eppiesmnre, aid sow requires • mum ge nial tompiramrs; the preepeots for ea early harvest eve urn sum Si promidag a. • Pew weeks =oh. The exattawat is the what trede sotioed la ow lest bee =Wel, subsided, sad a nitrides meta, se be mooted at the almost =paraded repidV;= mileo alma Wag lama& gas pataat ,sadtasprotatility of hostilities being confined to the Italian States, has camel opera's' ire buyers to passe, arid mowers, to whom the price of 66e. for good red wheat was quits a novelty, have been so anxious to be doing that they have brought forward more than consumptive demand could take off ; this combined with Male of holders deairoas of realising profits, has caused • decline of fully 6s. per qr. on Er from the extreme price' paid during Let week, and even at this reduction but little pauses can be made. Holders of foreign do not press sates, intquotations must be mealtime' quite nominal, and likely W main no until the ideas of buyers and sellers become mine In seterdence than at present. At to-day's market a gakeeeely el wheat ; farmers appeared unwilling to I saw& in g lee eadintiou required by buyers, and in the few aka mods a lodise of tie. to 10s. par qr. must be noted ; peed MY alma seeking 60e. to 625. per 6041 b. Foreign not eland at say earessioadlos redsotios, and little or nothing Mae, Barley mete labledy eale at late rates. Beane and gem Negros, and teem amesay well supported. Oats gig. vitt/oat eleastion in nine. The foreign Imports last Valk mess ender :—Wheat, 2,684 qrs.; barley, 1,727; osta, 11.3 bless 1,168; pees, 214 ; tares, 305 ; Unload and rapt. Wens /3; di oaks% 623 tons ; bones, 186. XAT 10.—(From the Circular of Yarn. Dunne sad Co.)—We have a liberal supply of fresh wheats, but millers are not disposed to purchase, unless at a cooed/ table decline, which is not generally complied with, and the little badness doss is at about 2s. below the reduced rates el Friday lsel. Barley as before. Beans folly es deer. Oats and other ankles unaltered. Average prime of grain: Wheat, 4,463 qrs., 48e. lid. ; barley, 60 qrs., 325. 604 oats, 616 qrs., 265. ; beans, 122 qrs., 421. 1 11d. Arrival/ this week :—Wheet, 6,287 ; Gate, badge ,068; bans. 71 qtv. Ltenneococ, Mae 10.—We had a fair attendance of millers and deakes at oar Can Fsehasgs this morn ing, and wheat being cared freely at a farther decline of 9d. pw costal sines Friday, or about Is. 3d. Ines tide day week, buyers showed • WU lure madame% _sad • moderate amount of huslases resulted ; holden steadily voided further cameenoss. Indian corn met little attention, sad the reduc tion mast be noted folly 8.1. per motel. The vales of all other 'etiolate was la • great meatus aoudad. An implo sion gained ground towards the dote of the Racket that the decline la wrested for this presect. Leas, Nat 10.—Weether is warm with • month • mat wind. Today's market we had • good 'show of wheat, the dull reports from Mark-lane ceased • corresponding feeling here, sad all descriptioua were from el. to Bs. per qr. cheaper. Soft; men Is. per qr. lower. Wheat, white, 6111 e. to 6311:a., 021. to 68s. • do., red, 601 k.. to albs., •19s. to 685.; do. do., new, fillbs. to 631t0., 48s. to 61s. ; do. do., 601 k.. to 611b5., 47.. to 60s. Barley (chevalier), new, 62Ibe. to MO., 884. to 445. ; do., common, ditto. to 621ba, 30s. to 84e. Beams, old, 86Ibe. to Milks., 48s. to 62a. ; do., new, 8411.. to 061b5., 465. to 48s. per qr. to the growers. NEWCASTLE, MAT 10.—The weedier has again become cold and ungenial, the wind having veered to the teeth eat. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers which was taken off upon muck the some teems a on Saturday, whereas the little dons In south country was at a decline of 6.. per quarter upon this day arimObt, 64.. 6d. being the highest agars obtained fee new nd, whereas on Tneaday last such meanies were is request et 80s., 831 6 5. Flour may be writtsa 2s. pee seek cheaper , 40s. being now the extreme value of Norfolk housos, and millers will holding up their price at 43a. Malting barley and other articles without way appareat change. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Ili Mall. Mike lho He Weal, Lekal. Welk. meas. ebaleks. In& IRK Wok sedlei 1101 IL Opal Takek elikakes IN 3.619 6.971 140 All Weak amnia Apell 11. Pik* W/Weve 166 1.051 1,040 9,051 1.641 Week mike Aga II IS Walks et Dome 945 4.957 L 661 7.06 10.331 Delak• sad likks Horan l6l 395 k 7 NI 916 Weak ae4lel Hp L alert Lemenemrs 196 1,403 1.09 L 414 1.167 Ink Blakeeddiee (Lk 61 7.458 6.154 WWI MOM UN 7. Gleakersed ea& Walks .• 7.3 W LW Welt eke* Ileg L 115 ant. Lesko 1.611 1.521 Lop Leeks sal lkekvill — V 45 1 0 5L434 1.6 W SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCE. OABUALTY. Jobs apes (Awarissa WA ass arrived at Censawit (damaged hs Ist) with 14 het wawa la bar sad Ms boss pat mama is hatboar.—St. Polaskass. My 16 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Moro OA Apra SO, off lirslrs. AromAss). Ira Liverpool tor 01. maw, Krp 1,0 Cap do Carr Aar Nur Ira Lars Adel.ir, Jr. 3, lac S 3 aaaSO w, Orairladia. tray Liverpool tar Sew Tait, Asa SS, Ist 41 MO= se W. Darr l tram Braley tor liars, Apra li,lot Si, to. SS. Wtsrteta (Isers). or Wearisom e woes Worm I. Slam" Monk 14.1a1 I 03 R. kw IS PO W. Whirs r). tress Liverpool, Apra IS, ca Cope Parr 0/ . 80 WllOllll. tram ? vale for Sow Tor, April W. lit ON. hia Temple from Boats, kr L. Must 14. let 11 lin w. Mond Logy, from Netboaree. ifareht, Ist 47.10 a In. Reim tram Sydow,. April 11. l.t la. too MI. Grimm, from loothrosptoo tor Otbraltor, Wily 1, Mt Cape It. Viacom. Orleot (beplo), tram afrion kr Liverpool la dor. 147 1, lot 4919, 1041. Polio ilorque), of mod for bookot from sotigoe, 1457 1, lot 47 30 N. los 7 W. laa Qesso oftm Wove, from !modem for Moira. April 13, 7.141 74. timairdom from Liverpool for Cilifolter, 11I•7 I, of Oapo tio true. illimelog (nor. Irma llobears• foe I.loorgoot. Mt 34. km 141. !Wog, from Limp ol !or Bombay, April SI. Mt 49 11. los 9 W. /.odor., from Liverpool I r Vaiperoloo, sty 9. Mt Mi. too 12, Mild One, trim Ilcotrial. Noy 11. lot 39 N, Ma 1114 MAILS YOE THE UNISSD STATES:MIS StSOlll - City of Bel.iroore (beleaglag to the Liverpool, New York, sad Petudelphis Steam-ship Company) sells front Liverpool to-ley (Wedsesday), shoal 2, p.m., for New York, with about 300 passages and • full cargo. The City of Baltimore will call at Queenstown on Thursday for tele graphic despatches arid cabin passers. sad the company have made arrangements by which ell telegrams arriviag at the Magnetic Company's of es at Queenstown kill 1, p.m., on Thursday, will be b....lauded by her. Rer presge inward fres New York to Queenatown vs 9 days 21 hears. FATAL ACCIDENT ON BOARD THE SCREW STEAMER LACOSIA.—A &min, named Bullock, belonging to the screw atmmee Leconte, was killed cm Moues; by the breaking of the stage, during the hauling on board of a ecrew shaft, at the Newton graving dock, Liverpool. The coroner's jury, in their verdict yesterday, attachei Wilmot° the Bret and second oaken of the steamer, who had the management of the operation. THE RAGE Fos CRlNounn.—A respectable butcher of Bta6oed having lost gayer/al halter, was at a loos to ac count fee the way in which they lied beet disposed of. A few days ago, however, hie wife happening to go into the ter vant's bedroom, noticed a dress hanging up, preoenticg more than the ordiaary . appearance of fulness above the skirt, and, upon examining tt, she found the missing halters, with the ends out off, and the rope, nestlf bound with odic,. supply ing the place of • steel hoop.--iliefordsAire divertiser. OZYNTAL FALLON. ONE SHILLING DAIL—. TUNSDAY, May 10. —Adolemions on payment, 2,237; ditto, by MKS tickets, 374. Total visitors, 2,611. [Advertisement.)—HOLLOWAT'S PILLS AND OniT inuc-Dor atm, II arrene-Wliatanir oar mama all ill gloom sad satiety wenn cases e le le our bonehead@ ; were damming melearmwee sr Wawa moraiadicatw. ewer meow ocesplelats eluted la Use bud: sad LL uouowato rassediee were steered the mat SWIM mod oee far the 'top 11.10 My of admintAterin , 12=0,41 no INIF fel for good-tapoleat for na . m-ana [MY be used and Way Is say mums or ssierned disorder by delicate Of robed In say thaw.. Tsesleseeiele of tbdr ethcaey twee frdn ell 00.111.110 L The Wring Swami fee Ho lower'. eel erraloes incontestably prom leer Nana.' sad ibor puhonc cr.tl omit.. !archer corroborative prints NO illsed by the umuncitel Primes poured is by grateful noir s'agaissen. BIRTRa, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. HIATUS. North Brittoo, the wife of T. AUSTIN.—WaT 0. at Mery • man. Aseetter. BOORD.-11a7 1, at Werth= Boma et Jane-wood, the Wed J. home. Ihwt .01 • &MU.. 108TMIL—May 7sth Muse reed. Stam - ord his the wife at Mt. M. your. d • mermen. GOW —May 4eA Caredeu.road.rtilm, the wife of W. flow, Zee.. of daughter. uAb nueme ....as., a. et melee on Thames the wife of Captain maltoe. Madras beam's. of • dauehter. metee.place. the etre of Lleat-Colonel Orrtholce Guards. of • eon. 0. at titteelllfe. ow IreeMeld, the wife of W. IL lONA. 1.4... r • d&udia.• MARBIAOIB. 1 LAILZNEY—TITOM PBO v.—llay 7. e Ro n te of Mt. Thane'. Notated, 11.. J. Z. ISldeary. of to Jane,. (tanoun, of WARTA& by ay —OM .—W 6, a& Paten, ozyjf Ilta Vanisban. W lye. ( lt 0. Hoe.. Vloar of 1.11. Raney. to Ilenta.Ua Air*, isealtar of 1. C. Glyn. Bel. to ZMIGIIT—BUIR—II w ahI. at the Oratory. Brampton. by the 80r. A. on Joao. R ,of Raw Uhlman. Canna° Mari. Orighearef W. Luke. . ILD., at 116. Leonard ros-nea. DEATHS. AUTOIL—KS7 1 AstonllalT, Maher's. A. I. A.0.0D, 0.C.8.. aged (1/. Lkleotome, Aerie. 7. 3. 1 , 1•14. tml WO 36 INGZAIL—Xag 6. Mr. IL Ingram, of Dulleatoontreat. WlMse mei MAINIALL—Ma S. at nom Mete. barft Lk of r- M Ina apt a. zwirrni—xst 1, at the Ilse, Cheltenham, tn. Comber Lab Llaketta e Mot ee Mabee Umbel Mr I. T. bleltette. aced l6 . 11C011%nom at Wooten' ilemory. Lb of bight, 3.1" of We an. L. lee, Iteeser et Wanes. 190Tomo. 110.—/bm T, Y 74 x@etoae4 Garseahlll. OLson. xt. Jo" WI IA Milli al I:l=stPallbialy IF WM ILLS" el MAT Mal St Mr 0161..1. 1...b1a NMINIAT.T U. Ite. 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