The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-25 00:00:00

ITALY. 6AZDIN L!L Move ova evil anti TURIN, Aram 20. It seems to se likely Art you may wish to receive woos tatorrnatioa vial respect to the Congress, in so at least SS it concern, l'icdmonteie diplomacy. Dot so hams traasaction has *Ter ISSUIDtd SO *nig- I araingl so aspect. Orly one thing is certain, which in t►at it by the time my letter reaches yea Austria oliould not h..ce accepted the last proposition of Yranee in i p•rc:se terms, there will no lasyr be the s►adow of a doubt that was laden:eel at Vienna ; is that, it seem more than probable, when we con sider the peepierations made by the Austrians. 'there was a kiadol arm felt bereyesterday , some Lombards lawn/ spread the report that a body of Croats was enacting ou Magenta. The government took its premsoiione, and ordered all the garrison to hold Real is readitiees tor marching towards the frontier. It wan a groundless flillbOar ; but that the Austrian 1210,0 have sat Mixed from the frontiers, but, on the tindery, tut they are Jamming to number', is quite tree; and some appritheesion has been felt at the .vseeentrales gobs ea at Aare,/ and other paces not tit from the Lego Maggiore. It would wise' that their beige is to mask with a large force the preemies of Alemaedria and CAW', whilst they moss with huht troops the undefended plain of Val di non sad of the Lower Novara district with a view to surpris Turin. The government is care:lA fortifying in that direction some heights that the passage of the Dora. It mast not, however, be begotten that if Austria intends war, it would be more advantauvons for her to begin it to-day than to-morrow. &.he is prepared at all point*, which Preen is no'. Of the sic powers involved in the present diplo- matic Wove. three are acting with loyalty and frankness, soil therm are Sardinia, Rare* and Prussia; the other three are mysterious sad neintallt. `able, I mean France, Amtria, and England. IPranla so her deepatchev, and by the mouth other diploma. tiara has alwbjs held the same language towards Piedmont. they have said to us—" Let (hearsay le second from danger, and we IPruseians shall see with satisfaction the complete emancipation of the Peninsula." Russia I. constantly declaring that she desires to be on friendly terms with Fresco, that she mtehes Piedmont well, but has no intends. he anew in • war that may become European. It Inlcastliat her generals desire it on account of their Worn hatred of Austria; but people think mareor Mm differently at the court of St. Petersburg. Bat what can be said of your diplomacy' Lord Madmen. bury praises and approves theoretically Count' Cavalier, memorandum ; his pricciple, he says (I am landing to t.ie lordship) is Italy for Italy;" he proposes a confederation of the Italian states and ascludse Austria; he proposes that persons of autho rity shall be su m tamed to thecongreasfrom the several provinces of the Peninsula, sou to throw light on the real disorders of this country, and to suggest the remedies; and a few days ego he declared to the Count Marliani di Bologna that he ardently desired the freedom of Italy. But then again he either does not know how, or does not care, to stay Austria's land ; he hicks 211 her demands and pretensions, and complain* of Russia, whom he accuses of having interrupted Lord Cowley's good offices, although it WWI known to all Europe that Austria had rejected or eluded every one of that noble lord's propositiose. The conduct of France is still more singular. She proposes • disarmament to precede even the convocation of a ;congress, though she well knows that it ii impossible for Pied mont to accept such terms. How lean Piedmont amid back to their homes 15,000 volunteers and upwards? The wont part of it it, that France does intellect her object, which is that of being thought matte in her wish for harmony and peace. It is worthy of note, that Lord blelniesbury and Mr. Disraeli have cot said a word about the fast proposal made by France, as stated in the Moniteur on the 19th instant, though it was, even previously to that data, well known to the two British ministers. They think it perhaps unsubstantial, and really It Earthen and the other States are to sit merely in the Congress ad eassulnid6ino, lake your judge. in the Ileum of Lords, why of court.") Sardinia canerot accept such • proposal. Should the latter be called upon to bit without the other Italian States, bat with a deliberative voice and vote, then Austria would not consent; and, should all the Italian State* assemble in that Congreseoruh an authority equal to that of the five Powers, we should the. have either a great majority of votes ineariably in Aostria's favour, or experience the utter impuesibility of being unanitraous. Hence it is not to be wondered at that many persons should persist in believing that France with three repeated proposal. of hers i.e merely seeking to gain time, it being well knowo that she has not more than 20,000 men on the Italian frontier folly equipped and or ganised f w taking the field. Nor can we divine how she con hasten and complete her armaments Ireton ohs is protesting every day that ate is net arming, and therefore cannot disarm. The above is all that I know shoat the Congress. There are hat two things I look upon as well secertained. Ome °ethos le, that about a week ago Austria sent to the Tuileries a kind of ultimatum respecting a genesaldisermimeot, and that within tight days the couneatiort of a Coors's should go forth or war be declared; and the other is, that Sardinia is weary of h.r own docility end single-mindednese. Within the hat few days her faith has been severely tried. Victor Emmanuel feels that the satire Italian nums has thrown itself into his arms with • gene tom troolidence unparalleled in history, and he is lesobred to march straight on in the path which destiny has traced out for him. A talegrapbte despatch from Turin states fiat tLt Sardinian government has decided, in cam of an foramen, :Is Lot offering any resistaacekoct the ?routine of the ►iaddow, but to maintain its atratortioal lines ease league. :award. 'll3. following better lii/11 publishes sore dotach of interest ' • • the reverniseni le Coasting tbe natives' guarel of tbee ismow ei arm t".. .e.ittaa frostier. hems. ft Ise enter • les firma ti. r hoop. on I' !weithe*, see es, taisue • it* gnarl meld ollar weal tla el be nee weeks see Webs brag grail *ells ea the tehalinielb Areal' GIN O. ow tie be Mks( sre.teat....n• by nesevies dl bet ••le OA • tatelk. Wenner bi t. iloterr the same. 111111 VW Liu* set abet It et - it es.% /net pnaes• era L ear....=beedel se week wbe imminent. Tbs elutes. , Came ta,r, as• ..et sway .11 Ws tart Leed om end ••••.b.. The lleoleme• elmers ars deertiag s, Peter el. Twelve beedend komageois Were a., co tie kI. Ltt ttu dA*la l be reseed is the nasal sine. Th. Sat" (hustle of Om 20th sap :—" A tele graphic dispatch has reached Chassisty, diesels' that supplies or provisions shall Do aglasted betwsca b: Michel and s ari a at the, foot of the Alp, fat tr4ops who are to plat.- ~, .~ TUSCANY. Lams heal norms sta.' that the repeal epsilon was that the Orand Deka would leave that etty far Portarettejo, is the lsiaad of Elba. It was own said that roues to that effect had been gives to the &id& Eothiosy. TM toilowirig anecdote is given by the Opinion' at 'ratio —*. A i.ll-111,14 A tthaird um held at Miles s few d...” se, at which, am:ag the nommere Matta drank In theism to the Impending war, a young Meer peopmed the dig Tu the Aunties army ! The Trwa► sot Piedemetk've &ruin nil Inwit age.n,t it dice lee bctipi giro' ho goyim", hip threw the bunk Do had ju.t emptied leto the air, ea es to make it ha lath whin upsa the table, which, in feet, it did, but—witheet tireaktop. The Up./r.4 ,tat-s that all It. ottl.via preeent stood semi so slit untamed mak" The Algerian journals state that telegraphic corn. ineissti as Iwo tom sesperba between I. maci ma 1 e. t. row...gunge, it is .41; 1 1 .6. • dersagerist to th , ambit balms Cep Ceres 1.. d 13910. O . IIIIATIONS 70 . 11 CHINA. —The bebop if kw. Lee esetrileded lON. lowa do feed elnet is be maid ty deo &catty lof the Peedepeke et the le 1 7 , raga Fasts be promediag deeleeney ereedeme t j e l re,..e. sad Las pea noised as contrast, 1111 MON OM at Zt) more !or me support ut a Clans ulftllasig. 40i/A et fat. A Arestie.'s College, Casketery. TgE EXIIREAS, MONDir MUSIC. CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERTS. Th. Crystal Pala.. managers are ingenious in hustles up etenivemeries. Oa Saturday they made the mini. Terser, of the death of Shekspeme, though be warn no mat ciao, the peg os which to hu g a n.u.ical verfot rues,. c. The idea, neverthalas, was a good one ; for Shakspeare, though sot samioal himself, has been the cause of much numbs in others. The beautiful lyrics nattered through his dramas ham is all tam teas feed for the genius of our composers; sad may pumps in hie works, Lot expressly musical, hay. itemised the pearl magi lass with their most beautiful thoughts. Sisalispeare was pre-emittently the poet•laureate al music, and • nanskal ce:eiraths of his memory bullets The commit ma Saturday was agreeable sad interestieg. Amass oiler things it included Modeleirobs's music to the Meibeeemer Zlierhfe Dream,—the overture, the duet "Yea Spotted Seakes," the wedding march, and the picturesque isstrAmmtsl movements; together with a amber of eke, esete, sad ekes, by him, Shield, Bishop, sad other Ingllsh °mycoses. Among them was Sbiebt's imam Sam pan glee " 0 happy fair ;" one of the prettiest among time, though it is deformed by as ridiculous • blunder ma wee ever committed by a empresr In setting words to music—s blunder, moreover, which hundreds who have been charmed with the music have entirely overlooked. The words are from liermia's sweet somptiliat d her frieed's unkindness, in the Midsummer Ilifhts DVIII. ; ... . . " 0 happy, happy : " Your eyes ere ',Arista', and ) oar tongue's sweet sir "Meer Mumble than lark to shepherd's tar, " When wheat is gram and hawthorn buds appear." Shield reads "and your MP, sweet sir," closing the line with a hill period though there bast room even for a oomum The third and fourth hues form the second part of the giro; then there Is a return to the first part, and the whole cat eludes, " Your eyes ars loadstare, and your teepee sweet Ede." We hem men people, familiar with the glee, emptiest and amused when this was pointed oat, and perhaps some of our ruder. may be eurprised and amused still. The Diggers wen Madame Eadeessohn, Mei Palmer, Me, Wilbye Cooper, and Mr. Thomas, who did great justice to pretty English dittise, which it is seldom our good fortune to hear at the popular concerts of the day. There was, a. meal, a vast assemblage ; and the only drawback to the pleasure of the entertainmest was the sirmematance—to be regiettod but not to be belted—that not one person in ten could hear the gawk with tolerable dietincther. MADAME BOSIO. THE UNITED STATES, LIVER I'OOL, SV•DLY Artraxmix. The royal mail steam-ship Persia, Captain lad ling, which mind from New York on the 13th inst., I arrived hen this afternoon, bringing 201 passengers and 1,2^ , 3,?'22 dole. in opecie. The City of Baltimore, hence, arrived oat at New York on the 12th; and the Lebanon, also hence, I reached there on the same day. Aliases from Utah to the oth of March had reached New York, hoes which it is evident that the citizens of that territory conclude that it is about time to knock again at the door of Congress and apply fur admission into the Uuioa as a sovereign State. From private sources we learn that the Mor mons are satiated that sending the army and sew federal eaters to their territory, though at lest it prevailed a collisioe, is turning to their advantage in a political point of view. Many of the charges ageing them have, in the course of investigation, been eefverl, and consequently the prejudice of the Gemtilee in the States is somewhat diminia:.ed. Before the nett session of Coo gran we may expect to hear news of consider able inaportanoe from Utah. Every mail brings confirmation of a good undentanding between the military and civil chiefs in the territory on Itornyn matters. It is stated however, but with what degree of truth we do not vouch, that Brigham Young is nep..lse with the Mormons, and that he has agents in the northern provinces of Mexico, and also in Central America, prospecting for a location to which he and his viragos may remove and set op au indeper.dent hierarchy. The trial of Daniel E. Sickles wee still progressing at Washington amidst great excitement. The most affecting scenes had taken place in court. The lion. Robert J. Walker. while giving his evidence, wee eximplyely overcome, and had to be removed. Advicoi from the city of Mexico to the 4th inst. state that that city had been successfully attacked by Degothich on the led, and that several hundred ' men were killed on both sides. Mr. M'Lane, the sew American minister, had recognised the Imes or liberal government. At the latest accounts from Vera Cruz, Miramon, the leader of the church party, was at Orizaba. The Juarez forces were in pursuit of him. The number of liberal forces surrounding the city of Mexico was 13,000, and they had cut off the supplies of water and provisions from the capital. The city wee garrisoned by 6,000 men. A disgraceful scene had occurred in the Legisla tive Assembly of New York. A member named Rutherford had applied such terms as "thieving dogs" to his colleague and told them in open session "to go . to hell" He was given into custody of the • ser3eact-atairms. YES 747'.1L COLLISION IN STOW SAY. As beefy aanonacod in the Ezprou of Friday, a col:Mist tAk p lace in the afternoon of the revises day be tween her Majesty's 'crew legate Doris, Grain Edema Meattte..te. and a unaU *lisp belonging to Christchurch, called the Leek. The sloop. it appeared. wee sensed by three hands, two men and a boy, ail of whom were observed iniesediste'y Jur the occurrence straggling is the water; bow they came .mere (whether they jumped I. on finding a *M att u uteri able. or whether they were kecolud overboard by 'he stare of tOeir vivid) cannot to ovirtaised. Boats were as soon se goesib'e launched, and the body of the boy only (whi sa same is nakaomi) was rerouted. An inquest wee held on board the Doris yesterday (Saturday) before W. Swetasn, E-q . the Admiralty coroner, lad several wit seism were emanated. Captain Ileatheses Sated that the D:rie was ensuing the ammasrad mile is Stokes Bay, and wee under his drip, the go vernment plot (Mr. Jones) bias es heard. After limiest mar Feted the Milieux the helm me pat hard a-etar board t, bring Ler toiled raw the slob turn. Aa the frigate was dyice r-und the pilot drew his attention to a sloop on the port h w steadies towards than. TM pilot waved his hand to the guilt on bard, sad whom they discovered the feree'd approach they cut their helm down and shook their v,ewl in the wild. They afterwards apparently put the helm up and than dews again. Seeing t h e sloop wee in the art of tat:tics, he (Captein Ileetheve) caused the engines to be Egged immediately, but the ship had hod rest weigh on her and was tiring through the water, as they were gang at the rre Id mike en hour when the helm was lint put down. The sloop passed undenteath the ship's bowsprit, and the whither of the latter coiled her meet away. 'very elLst woe made to rescue the men whew they were observed he the water, tail aNutoot The frieate's muse meld sot be altered so es to meld a collision. Mr. Jesse, the pike, corroborated the foregoing temisoey. and aided that bed the stoop pat about when she firs attentred to do No, she would have gone clear, but by plain the Ulm first in one poesion and thee is soother, the viol wee shaken out of the sloop's sails, aid she lost her heed way. e t this It was impoesible tar her to get clear. If the ht:ci ,1 this frigate (which was then bard a-Marboard) had teem e.r.ired, the sloop •ould unavoidably have beam struck amidskirs Than wee we other chimes of avoiding • collisim bat by slopping her 11111111101 sad keeps( the frigate es her ours*, whir It was dons. Mr. Adams, mite of the oilLietag ea clime of the watch, pave eorroborative widows. mid the jet, &mad a mace ef asideatal bath. The t odiis of the two son bars set yet been recovered. Thee:wt., which le MmUy sal hiss, Is lying in Ports mutts .ur. Mar te&Nl is boded away, and that ap pears to Le the coy damage she has vartabial. THE lllill OUTRAGE IN NARILIBONE. At the Mary Whoa, police-court, as Saturday, amen who pride some Edward Bum brach, sod who staled that he had no settled pros of ree.demos, erns charged before Mr. Loses with haviss wilfully damaged mum statues at the Royal C.ileintsi, in the parish of Bt. Pan cras —lama Brown, ran. .an at the Coburn, sod who ro stra at the 10-los, Mead that aVat &es t er* that alarming be was seer by a polleriss, afLo NH the Melmoe rider the portico hal beta rayed. Oa sr** 1. sad ersmating the deposit:an etenie of the UMeall Sad PAIN Albert, he iter.d that the bead of the Clown had apprently hots awed off, mil the sire est ells of Piton Albin bed her mewed is the moo ray. The bind of her Malian had Ors amble remedy arialehed lia pleats. Witues saw the stares all right an the previone niiiht.—A mutable proved s the pee zee sear the Cohesion on the pentium siglit:t saird him if he bail any chalk &brut him, se he war knows t ; Wit of thalkieg filthy words upon well,. lie tas:e so reply to tile, at want us. After the diammery, rap:Am lir.3 al cyan the _Owner, he was takes tato ear ray at Cralea-tows, end on tile way to the roost ha rid he had writer as moils tee the Yet twelve years, awd ported to several wells. onto, "That's my writing." They wen • i*.attose 6,.m eeriptute. antral p:ern of chalk were Load is the patinae's pecker, and one of the •imeetwe erred that DT. Beekholhaer, who was unable to attend, had e role tartan footed , 11 the ' , Artier, and the writing rl oily narabied the creme repressions written on the wane of tLe Cokraust. The primer denied that he err wean anything Own*, bit that the government had had prig of hie rinse, " black and wain," and that they err Goo et whet bad tone place that day. lie VRB 54 the men who bed damaged the biguree. 4r. Lon said if ha tad taw a: be would have Lees liable to a teems irteitmest. He. however, deemed the evidence :tendered et presto saatub.iout to detain him is rental.. bat he tousled the pore to keep Lim galw atria ae, oralaMOS. Caen or MAN.LAI:GFITER 131 FORE CORONERS,. Ati , tie the recent ern 4 parlament paned on Tomday was ten to metie unman ia Ragland to admit to bell pence/ Mimed with snameaushter. The en proeiln thst to testy seas in wbkli a coroner'sjery Ude a ending of niaosimehler spina soy pre IS. 00 maws, ems', coroner bdore ohms the invest was tales asp sect pt bell, with good sad sal l dna enact:. a, foe Me egbeeresew is take le;s trial ; and it the pony is matsdy, boil to be diechargel. A form of the rico/iterates ir let forth is schedule. After all tte de- Fishmeal have hem haft, the pinion are to hare copra: on ibe memo of a wawasabi• snot fur the some, not enihdlag the ors of to. lar mry 90 sunk. 11O:saf.19 or WOOL.—At the Leeds Cont-houra In illaturdey looming, Thomas Naylor sal lames Vapidity were charged vii 'Mahn a quintlly of wool. the groggily of their employes, Mtwara Ripley, nomedschretre. - - Rolbeek sad Moses Beeler, waste dealer, Upper Wortley. was °barged with reorients tie yaws harrying It to have ham stoles. Tin evldsmos visa te show that the remotes bed couspir4 together for some yeses, sod than le ?elks a to belies' they have &headed the prosecu tors el 0 0 len than 3,00 et. Committed toe trial at this meorons. Dal beta` refund. A WEALTHY BEGOAR.—At the Liverpool polies mart co Saturday, a DIM named Thant Farrell, " all la tatte!‘" was heti:l/hi up, charged with begging In rointea street. The offker who t..ok Farrell foto custody, mid that as sestrahisg Mo. be found coacealed tamest It hit shirt six weenie's., an .b.thnge. and 6d. is osprey, sad he hod Mon beard that Farrell was very "well sad bad of mosey lent by. Mr. Proem' mot Ismell to goof for two soothe, with hard labtur, the expanse of kie.board, At , he be deducted from the marry found opus him. CITT OF LONDON HO , IFITAL FOR DISUSES OF ' ran 4. LST, Vicxoau Pout.—TM 000111Mlf of patients rei end at this Institution dot lag lest weak was 1,056, of which 113 were new caws. L Advercisement.l—£ 1 PB . l (HOSICEOPATIIIO Ceh melt Coos —Tets wet metered tit rpettel ) kit lie ON a itallia pesireie. to more three • tweets letibli lelliese eat hoe time elletta et odes ant tee which to =wpm. teme see praetor Pastmod et Uwe evetirset...te. eat rm. *mei UMW., se die t.r.y tbe otitis& aftalla•ll4 UNS* etttett. its NV pr bb L o ttentat2o j ettipiet& ... ler mfalia."=l. Ommem 11471.7 a H. adoliot ISM TO TON 7011011 07 THE SEPREE4. Bra,-11 yesterday received a letter from the hue bled of the its Maims Bodo. _ _ . . • It b with faslioge of deep sorrow that I fled the report of the melancholy death of that lady confirmed. Poor Madame Bogie died at Bt. Petersburg on Tuesday, April 12th, at inderamatioa of the lump. The circumsbarsces of her death sr• the more painful, is it appeers the malady wee most improperly treated In the first latest:tee. Many of your raiders will haw how to appreciate the great loos which the lyric step ha. sustained by We mad mat, ' loss most difficult indad to replace ; those who had the pleasure of Madame Beebe acquaintance in priv►te life will mount for her also me a mast bind sad amiable lady; while many, I fear, will Isss a eisrltab's end sympathiss; hisad.-1 mat, to., FREDERICK GYE. Royal Italia& Opera, Coviat-gerden, April 23. NAVAL AR MILITARY. WOOLWICH, APRIL 24. AIFILLIRT FOR lurira.—The general regimental eider for barresstag the Royal tone on service la IWO boe besa towelled, sad Ilest Art etad battery =awake ordered km that nuts will thatetwe remain at the several how garrisons where they are sow stationed. Several aw Laments which nesently left Woolwich to complete these companies to the toll war strength have atoned, and the barracks as now sosawbat isoarvenlantly crowded. Bow of the compote' new In IWO are ordered to Morn, sad will remain at Gibraltar, MAW, to., EMU bather orders. The Bans, stunt vessel, cownlesioned by Captain wa• liaise for the surveying MANI CO the cow of Cornwall, yesterday received her new, whe arrived bent Poetwooth for temporary service. CHATHAM, Aram 24. Lieutenant Pritchard, Lieutenant Campbell, and a detachment of 20 non.ecesminionsd officers sad men of the Royal Marine Artillery, arrived at the Marine Barracks yea ter.lay eveitier, from Portsmouth, for the purpose of joining the Cressy, 80, Captain E. P. Halted, screw steam guard-ship of the steam reserve. The 3,5 th oomn say of Royal Regimes, under the command of Captain W. J. Stuart, will proceed from Bromptcn bar. reeks to.morrow mornieg to Aldershott camp, teethe pu rp ose Telleving the 28th company. Cspi_ain Stout will band the Pith colapeny over to Captain R. W. Duff, and return to bfsl basd.weertere with the 28th company. The 36th company she preeeed to-morrow otornteg to Portinnowth, to re tiree the' IM company. PORTUIOUTH, Aram 24. Her Majesty's fleet will shortly be segmented by the addition of three men-of-war from this port. The Hannibal, we understand, is to be commissioned to-morrow (the AA., smites ship, bring appointed to take her plus as the gwd ship of the steam reserve). And the Melpomene and Impulses., both 51 gun screw frlgst?s, ire also to receive the pendant, to be m►nned with all despatch. The Mersey, 40, screw frigate, arrived at Spitheed pease day afternoon, after a lour days' experimental crake In the Chemist. The Urgent, anew sore ship, Commander Hire, will embed' the arst battalion of toe 16th Regiment for the Chang Islands on Wednesday next. The Waterford mill, is artillery left Portsmouth yesterday, far Me Isle of Wight. DEVONPORT. Arat..24. Exmouth, 91, screw, Captain if:Cl(44nm (guard-ship of the steam reserve), will be commissioned alertly for sea service, and her °facers and crew tutted over Si the Wellington, 72, which is to be the steam gaard•ship TG London, 90, *crew, two-decker, end Tops; 51, screw frigate, titling for commiericn, are ordered to be tuotenod fa titer equipment. The Brazilian screw steam gunboats Belmont and Ferru led., oarrrng 7 guns mcb, and fitted with eagle:el of 120- hone rower, arrived in the Sound on Tuesday, from Havre, to route to belies end Rio de Janeiro, sad failed again on Friday for their deothuvion. Tee Fethie, 96, Turkish 9m-3f-battle ablye•ri having t fitti d with a screw at this dockyard, mode a tr ial of her coo ebtoery on Thursday, and anchored in the Sound. The Halle. Preach war stimunor_ , wind The Ferret was nadocked on Saturday. The Calcutta, steamer, arrived yesterday (Saturday) from Calcutta sad St. Vincent', with military Invalids, and left this morning for Portsmouth. Ships in coatentookm at this poet In Hormone, lenwelna hie, Royal Adelaide, Cambridge, Exmouth, Shad!. ( Turk), Quoit ( Liberia), Jim. Watt, Sylph, Avon, Redwing, lark, Shamrock, Hind. &NW Termagant, Nendlos, Shipjaak, Algiers, Fothis (Tut), Galls (French). ANEDtC.AN MAIL DIAWATOL—Tho British and North Amerims Royal Mel Wealth Mews said fiord Liverpool ce Saturday foe Boer, whit the Usited Stara sad Neel Atheism soils, sad M pestheers. On Wed. ashy east the threw steamer Asighwhisan will be de. matched for Quebee, with the Asselova math. Os the see day. the Kasgsroo heves Liverpool foe New York with the United disci and Noe* Raster saes. TDa MAILS.—SOUTHAMPTON, SATVIDAY.—The Royal Mall steamer Mersey leaves this day far Lisbon, Brasil sad the River Flue. She Is to mikes the Comets, vitritle as, isestag between Rio de Leads sled Banos The le of ISM draught el weber, 'Ed is well ha She of the River Plata She will to ahem see le Ike* by Captain Bits, who will had IsitorrarOmphis Lewis, the oismaeder of the Camilla, aid Osetthe la will Rea reran with the Comilla to Eng. LM. The raramett• is mow le tbs large smelts dmk, Wed le settee ready to take eat the Willi India sails ow the eleas seat. She will be one at the threat iron wheal stealers abet. Tv* son ships like the Fsees - ms - as an mow Mahn ler the Royal Yell Compewy, via, the Silas sad Serer. TM ssespewr will soon have • Seth selithatly hes be prima • bhamesely service to the Basile, shish to sow se meek meshed by thecoalesecial siaisseity. The Atratl, with the ant West ladle, Penh sad Sedges malls, is expected to win theM ant Friday. The Bober, with the heavy psalm et the Bombay mail, If 'epeeist hem oa Wektheiff sad th e Weep will Wm eat the Denbo, asa, ma the Tires the Lebo* alit so that MiThe set binereisi Aatialies mill is deo at Sure ea ay, sad sews ef r alliesid rasa Landes hooky , Is Tbe sesimer New York,_ with the from S ages melf, Is deems Welawday, sad th• Shassede, from New loth, ce Tray. Then are sow her less of steamers Tillllllo, hewer Senthenipthe sad New Yerk, throe of whorl re mil law [Ada Ithiselat.]-•HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND .sea-sonannem.,-asse pins lam Weft boa tille:Si t io = ll•l ma pm Ilmiblmihs swear by pobillabs kit moselLen r viala:s . ban ihY ever. .161 ale p 1 sane-or ease Midi kr Jahns* , sc. Mt, Matiem aft semit =11F =114. 1 6 . .... 161 41 0" 1* . 112 aS si gai Oh= et2= APRIL Sg, 1859. .aadaiiverbog rep - - - - I aboald advise you to commankate the facts, to tim form of a letter, to the Malting jaatices, and you may be sore that a atsiot inquiry iato all the Owed dmumateacee of the case would follow, as a matter of eaves. The applicant then thanked his worship and withdrew. THE POLICE COURTS. samples commending an advanced 31. and red, 21.. per qr. - Matting barley raker Whea, ' 424. to 63e. matey. 304. to 38s. 041 a, 234. to cheer. . Beene, 40s. to 445. GUILDHALL. Mr. lesigebeer, a shoemaker, living in White Roe-court, to . H l :7 " tri rg rot, "9 i th t 13„:- We louPtoPiritheof whit Coleuen-eueets Weeded beim Me. Alderman Faunas, to „ . mp L i ; no improvement m th e wirier simples. Barley solidi Ws advice and moisture under the following oboara- for malting a l m a wile a w i n g o a ts sold at fun vi ew steams: I Beane end per rola dull. Mama, 91s. to 30s. per load. The complainant, who was in much tribulation, said that Barley , 20i. to 42 ....., .„.. o at% 21 e , t r , 2g e , per qr. pans, hie Usenet, • girl 14 years old, had left hot hone on the , 2dii 1, 28 ....,,A:44 - iai . 2 6 e . s e 2 9 e. per load MI /dab meth, Wid Stile* that time he had received no 1 1 v" .. 2 di tidings of her. He Bared that ale had been decoyed sway Lfilexemze Arlin 23.--Ae ear Dor a mark et t o y than SO moms home of ill-fame, sad wee detained there @mina her will. Me hied applied' to all the o the district, nett : 24. lobe. on bat week'll 00PreliCiel; whits amities sold Mee.. wee a middling &apply of wheat, which sold at an advance of had been mat day sad night with S ergea n t ergeat Leonard, • de' Ito 60a, and rid 40s. to 445. per 36 stone. Very lit I barley, Sauna, cedearouring to find hew, but to no N e i , Ma neat pikes were obtained for good samples, malting the alightmidne h a d bean obtained* o h er was,,T=. H. surto selling at 88s. to 425.. and grinding 27s to 30s. per now thought that if publicity wor tertian who had seduced hoe from her home would be mina : eases le per gutter dearer, 30a. toper 24 stone being given to the eue, the I ' ileettler. Oita folly sustained last week's price', is some to keep her wham th ey found the meditates were Mier- I gves. Beans were a small supl and anth • slow impory bring. wen disposed of at 444. to 48s. par 38 stone, being le. ad- Alderman Fiords said he was at a loss to know how he I "dm" bed we'd" Pew& could Tender any assistance in recovering the girl. Pair Lagoons, Arum 21.-We Lee bad *moderate supply of licity might certainly be of. use, and be bad no doubt the wheat, for which the ferrous asked a large adeame os pre pren would render its valuable Std in such a came. 1 ekes rates. A small Waimea vs& ultimately done at folly In *newer to farther inquiries, the complainant meld that ' le. per qr. more money ; Ted, 424, to 44 5. ; white, 46 5,: to 495. his daughter, though only 14 years of age, looked like • glad I Very little doing in spring Cora. of 18. file was a very fine and healthful girl, and might be NPWCASTLE.VPDX4IIII. APRIL 23.-At oar market picked up as an &ermine object for immoral porpoise. She this morning we had a good supply of wheat from the had been apprenticed to a dressmaker, and loft horns se' rowers, bat, having Bide offering from the coast, fresh usual on the 11th, without any unpleasantness between her i thrashed eausples sold quickly at an improvement of Is. to and any of the family, and she was on perfectly good terms ; 24. tier qr., but coast* sad warehoused deecriptions being with her mother. She was sent out during the day by her I held ,for a greater untednant, reercely a aromatics w astages upon some errand, and she never returned. coned. In foreign ems busbies' wee done at rate* that were Alderman Fiona' said It was a very distressing use, and not recently obtainable; for instance, 484. was paid for fine the complainant might depend upon every assistance Wing old red Moisten, Rostock and Wolgest being held at limits given by the magiatratee end the pollee , and he world advise which our millers meld sot comply with. Floor must be en application to be made at ones to the metropolitan, se ; main written le. per sack dearer,_ Ms. being now the quo well as the City police. I table vette for extra Norfolk households, and 33a. for whites. The following is en accurate description of the missing . French was held at 345., at which figure there was an tin child :-Her name is Tamzen Lumbar, but among her proved inquiry. German is held still too high to admit of companions she sometimes called herself Emma Lord, the liminess. Mailing barley met with buyers now and then name of a neighbour's child abs was much attached to. fthe at about our previous currency. Malt, unties floe, quite is 14 years old, but appears 18 ; height 6 ft. 2 in., fair cow- neglected. Beane and peas without change. Oats slow pluton, blue eyed, dale brown hair, round face, high opiate safe owing to DX/WI money being req uired. The arrival, in be r cheeks, end a scar from a burn on the right aide of this week are-Wheat, custwire, 1,301 ; foreign, 785; Itys, her neck. When last awn bad on a &Bin plat! frock and ceastwbe, 16. Barley, oceatwise, 604 ; foreign, 920. Malt, drawers, a ilia* Coburg cloak, a mantle, end a black silk coastwise, 60. Osts,oceetwise, 718. Flour, 699 sacks. bonnet. NORWICH, APRIL 33.-At to-4:C market the sap' BOW-STREET . ply of wheat was somewhat limi and there being a Mr. E.7lletchly:rageoe, of the City-road, waited upon the bath demand prices anima fully .to 2s. per qr. At sitting magistrate, Mr. Jardine. and made the following is &deuce a fair mount of business was done. A few statement t-lt woad probably be is the recollection of his 'ample* of barley were oared end realised late rates. Flour aorehip that, about six months *go, &young man of cone- was about ls. per sack dearer, and at this advance millers dernide Peletten slid education, deemed nee the, was commit - were still reluctant sellers. White wheat la quoted this ted from this court on a charge of steeling a • cable bracelet evening 46. to 48s. ; red ditto, 41s. to 46a. ; best the from a jeweller's in the Strand. He was tried for the offence velier malting barley 365. to 38s. - runs chevalier ditto, 325. and sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment. A young to 36s ; distilling dale 975. to 38:s. per quarter. Flour, 28e. girl who had been acquainted with the prisoner before his to 2 9 i: per eac h from th e m as e r. *maceration, end who had been permitted to see him ones or NOTTINORAIL, Arun 23.-At ens corn market to-day twice In the House of Correction, fa the Coldbath-fisida, there was a fair quantity of whose, and with an improved called the other day, and wee hammed that he wan dead.. d em ean li. to y o. blo w . Old w hi te m id a t m a. She claimed the body of the prisoner, with the view of having Pm" t." to 605.• AM ditto, 435. to 63a.; old red, 38e. to 435.; new, It decently interred at her awn expiate, and, incredible as it ea , tatty.. pa 36 tone. There was a better demand for might appose to las worship, the body was delivered up to ' barley, and - good oo l elitko realised the extreme watts of tut her in a Mate of malty. In thiecondition It was When to Mr. wish i . a .,..„ id.. to us i . per (Inner., and g rind. Shßlibeeen, the undertu il k o eir io zelmee preening adjoin the home Int. is.. , d es ' p er dm,. Gate ewe b y nem . s m . n winds be (the t) ie reeding, end cm Eta- iiro, end fatly sonintaload late nags; fine munoles la. per mining it he new nun cheat of the deceased prisoner . bt u . i l d ~.„.f li, ...iiti g it yk . to 34. ,and „,,, i d .. all his et:prime be had nem knows anything like it. It in p ri ed; old samples selling at 46e. to 604..; r qr. higher the mirk et a WWI; 14 tset" long and 9 inch " yids ' Id V to 304.. - per ' 24 atone , BOWS were a limited supply, sad le. would have bees a barrel thing to apply such • Miner to a red new, 40e. to 445 . pa 38 stone. Super flair, 32s • • , fine, pence ls health; but placed upon a man in a weakly state, 30 . 20 ....... living on breed Ka water , or some li ght food of that deeerip- • per ties, be mad set hip feeling that it was a most injodioiuus 01•0"11AP2•11.23!--The news cenearminathlehisfarresammlptogbeof proosediag. Whatever sagas he maid m t er ugempas of thin the etete o he martin= qua . nu Mestseast of the deosesed, nothing surely could be said in very heiannsdes, ',many rt.en,_bad eler--" k e___ l -li ibeie„, pockets _ re dames of the masa ga the prison cd6ciale, who delivered f t ° l °°B to show tern ; whir , old the p ent - than. 'v,,,, up the body, absolutely asked, to the poor gill, who out of Wee wis • Sher Maims led aqua ed leave to Wry it. Kr. Jardine-But 11110 you sure this nest the foot ? week. Beans were censiderably dearer, from this day math, few sales that did hake place were on higher p t: c cos last Applicant-Indeed, certain. I saw the body myself in MrAhalibeer's yard as it wee lathed army, and Ima the and psm were much about the game, with little doing. Flour and fetched quits 11. per hied more in price . Barley, oats, girl bri n g in a shin which AO bad purchased, together with a 101101 7 Wet at dde• per leteli• a b o uquet of Bowers with which the Intended to strew the P1R112016011011, APRIL 23.-We had but little wheat body, sod feeling that suck conduct one. intolerable in a offering here to-day, end prices were fully 2s. per qr. higher Christian and civilised lend, I hit it my duty to lay the facto -46 e. per qr. was given for our fine 631 be. yellow wheat. before your worship, and to 'ascertain it anything was known But little spin ems, and prices as lest week. of his retains, who moved in a high position of fife, in order ERLDIRO, Aram 23.-The supply of wheat wee smrcely that the sad tar of the prisoner might be communicated to ee I m p se l u g w ok b u t the d em and was hawker, and them. sales were Wetted at an advance fully of 2 5 . per quarter. Mr. Jardine-Ton are aware that a coroner's inquest is For b e g beefy there is an inquiry ; paces have set altered. alwap hold upon the body of any prisoner dying in gaol ? Oats, b eans , a nd pee met with a slow sale at late Applicant-1 am quits swans of that. qatatatiose Mr. Jardine-We, as magistrates, have no joriadicike or Bocurazz, APRIL 23.-The steads wee very !slily control over the metropolitan prisons. We commit pismire s kid w i t h whist far which t b.„ was a seedy d eman d t to the gaols, and there our oonnexioa with them ends. Then the teems being fully le. per, quarter over the prism of last is ample protection ensured, however, we should thiuk, ia we& Good „toge of sou, what sold f irm ei i . to eg a the mutat visite of the inspectors, a isitiog magistrates, end inferior Wads from 424. to 44e. Rd wheats resllesJ chaplain, he., against any possible ill-treatinent of any of We to 43e. Foreign was in demand, prime pots fetching le. the . tddedeeeg although I_,eadfeee I ern at e ._ 1e "..." e ".P ud i, f ,l e to 9a. per quarter over the rates of last searkst. The barley ' 4 •' - --' of the ...Fe al you "It ±'` • e ''''"` n "f• trade -es wit h ou t ou asimation, end prim us tunisally ring . Aimee. tend ; malting sampled levied from 39a. to 43e. ; end three for grindiog purpreee 28s. to 34e. There wee a steady trade due is oats at tee pries, of last week, prime lots fetching u high as 275. In beans and peas there wee no alteration. Woman'', APRIL 23.-There ie a good .a ply of grain of all kindle at this day's market, bat the warlike eppeerance muted a brisk demand for wheat at le. to flo. over the prices of Let week, and a better sale for ail other grain. Prices to the grower :-Wheat, white, 45e. to 475. ; eats, 49a. 631ba. per bushel ; red, 43a. to 446.• extra, 465. Oats, Is. to la. ld. pm skew Bees, 41.. to Us. per qr. WORMY", APRIL 23.-There woo rather a limited at teidisce at Per market today, and wheat continued fully se high es last week. Engli.h white wheat 6s. 41. to 5.. 6d., and red 4e. 15d. to 6e. 2d. per 62 lbs.• malting barley is. 3d. to 4& 7d., sad distilling, 4e. to 4e. 24. per btuihel ; new beans 6e. 4d. to ss. 61, and old fis. 84. to 6a. per hailed ; oats, il.. 84. to 4s. 3d. per 39 lb. Yon=, Aram 22.-At our corn market to-day there was& I moderate supply of wheat, which met with a fair demand, at as advanced' ls. per quarter; white temples sold at 40s. to 47a. and red 375. to 43a. per 36 stops TDO trade ruled dull be barley, and samples ware disposed of at 30s. to 36e. per quarter. Oats were in meagre supply and quite sa dear as the previous week, namely 225. to M. per 24 atone. Beane were in limited /apply and with vuy little doing, prices were 40e. to 445. per 38 stone. Tba weather during the past week bee been exceedingly cold, and vegetation bad received a check. KIRKCALDY, APRIL 23.-At our cot s / machete this but week we have not had much grain of any offering; owing to future eating an advance of severed shillings pa qr. on wheat, and le. per qr. oa Imlay and oats, very little changed hands. On tee wheat sold as advance of is. was paid on middling, and 2e. per qr. on fine, qualities. Here, to.day, we had small supplies of WI kinds of grail. Sales quick, at an advance pliantly of be. per qr. Wheat, 36e. to 48e. pas qr. Bailey, 265. to 35.. Oat& 20s. to 27a. WATERFORD, APRIL 23.-Our deliveries of rain from farmers have almost ceased, and the supplies by bat for the week have been most insignificant; trot abroad we have received but a very moderate quantity of Indian core. The improved feeling noted in our market on Saturday lest, has been well maintained, sal for moat articles of the trade we base had a fair Inquiry. frith wheat we note 64. to 9d. per barrel dearer, and &tetra has forted reedy buyers at prices which wen not obtainable last week. Barley attracts more hardly )°, without however any change ivied. In oats hardly anything has been dons, the rates by ladders being quite above the views of shippers. We have had an lammed demand for ladi in corn, at a further advance of 3d. per barrel, and the market closes firm ' with an upward tendency. Flour in better require, at 6d. to Is. per sack more money.lmports this week'-Wheat, 643 qrs. •' Indian corn, 2,102 qrs. Exports this week: - Oats , 6,880 barrel.; flour, 1,012 sacks. SHEEP, HORSE. AND CATTLE PAM—Dow:fro:v. Aram 23.—This fair w held to-day, when them was wore this an sat rap number of @heap penned, the trade in heavy, with an advance of ls. to 2 a. per hrad on late fairs, but nearly the whole, changed hands at a late hour. Couples sold trout 40s. to 585.; tags, from art 286. 411 s. There was sold a god supuly of horses, patiealarly colts, which wall at nigher prices than at late fairs. There were not quite so mazy cows as nasal, but ths eels we. brisk. Pip were in very thou supply at former rates. CHEESE.—Biseopwrozz, APIIIII. 21.—Tho supply , of chows was largo and of good quality. The gnaw portion was sold at full prices. CASUALTY. Combl l 4 lll . trota ORVONA to Madnadue pat took math hawse p. dassged.--Orsvansd, April 23. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. llitatliLßT.--Bpdl It at Moline terrace. Dublin. the wife of B. L. ley. Neu. of a mos. OL B lL rum OOON.—Apses,rti if, W Riot= ,o 4 MU, Clifton. Bristol. the wife of cOlea see Olit ßi UßßlL7April of a .monortuare. Bloomsbury. the wife of J. E. /10 1 17010 .- 1 3;e11! s W7 - Xlife of Mr. T. Borten. of Adelaide-road Broth. IPMaliWowd. of a eon. OLIVIEIL—Airti 38y at Bkidoed, Devoe. the wife of J. J. C. Olivier, SiP44-2NArbutlint, nos Falkirk , tlitrinigshire, the wt.!. O. OWL of • moo. Silas 111L—Aoril at Chathasnotrost. Limpool. tho wife of atr. W. B. Tumor. W stole. MARRIAGES. . . lIARMOODw-PODMORTL—,;;I3e:at B 4 Joboh. Warwtterterr. bl t a m Huotesetow. N.A.. M. J Harwood, ot Vorkwtreet. Itaaremeter. to Luria Ulm Farmer, daughter of Mr. J. Abdomen, late of thltord. JAM INION —MDIIONDOOH.—ANO M. St At. eartortie. Itaachmter. be Um 1t.,. W. Cargester, D.D., 0. Junto:eon, E.g.. of Otsego*, to Margaret (ashen& Menai. Mtletter M utort ZdMort. et Ostordwireet.l4erwthemer. HARSHLY— UuLDBWOI/4/I. April It at the ,parbet rhumb. tt:mzumd. Witham, ma of Um late C. Ilsolshay. lag.. ot Aube' Ynrkthire, to Elimbeth Mtardtt. daughter of W.,. add. worth. of Nahum. DEATHS. - BROW S —llpll WI. at (Indite% at.S. a alOlll. M..sew n. sow•suoi—Atook il, M Lower 88. " 1 ". 1 " 1. Idwaid. ' ase4 6(ll,,Atttl ft at lthelltdriallinttot. Yr. J. Oar, tod 29 11,4 . * Autoloaders (teett. Juni. Pato% T. Et h atelltiT i l so cootrioo. iisabothoddoo . of the late W. Taastltart. Fog.. of gaol OitTlitts. Hatt. In MI rear. rsoi rebiabla wicuAs= et set = 4 4 raa k llir :las. WM a NM BPOBUNG. TRH 11011WMARILIT CRAVEN MEETING. TO TUT SDITOII 07 TNT ax.e ease. 811,—Tbe Derby betting has undergone some im portant sherstkme Mies the last few der, the time having now swivel for the " knocking Oct' proven to commence, sad La thel "hot" Wawa. to muesli thamelsee. The Cram Men, omequently, I. looked forward to with sera anxiety, for inderademly of what the running may i tfh, the " operators" still be in full force, sodsome = Gan t dimes am sore to t.ks piste. Tee present wpm of the programme is not very tempting to those who "do" the great meetings for the moyment of racing alone; es Sr the nineteen closed events we cannot but expect walks over and mother to be in the majority ; and the done private matches will not all produce contests. The thirteen unclosed items are likely to be productive of the beet description of sport, valueless as they are in com parison with the Column Stakes, Sale Staked, Claret Slake., Ike., and the Craven Plate of 30 move. may do more towards the Chester Cup then any other Greet of the meeting. This sad the Match between Pavilion sod Beacon, at = r telghte, on the Rowley Mils, will prove the only in- tweeting events in the first day's out. The Newmarket Handicap will be affected by the third trial of the feather plate celebrities, both being engaged thee* at even weights. It will be a new thing between them at the mile; but Beacon showed so well for that distance In his last four encounters that be looks most worthy of support. In the other matches, Gallus, 3 pre, fat 31b, may beat Leontes, 4 yrs, net 101 b, on the fret half of the Ab. X and Fits-Roland must forfeit to the Broth to Bird-on-thl-Wing. Leff has only to live a few hours longer to mein the 100 eon. for felt from Pendant (dead) on coconut of the WdlsaworStake. ; and ths Bwnington Stakes, D,M., the MO sore S weepsta kes, sad the 26 tors. Sweepshilow, Y.C. (492 yards), all look well for Bastion, Aeneas, sad ILM-MeArnot. Tuesday's card will be will filled, for the three most in teresting waste of the week will come off that day, the First Biennial Stakes, for three year olds, Rowley Mile, being decidedly A 1 in tbe,tht, Sr it hos 80 subs. Scent, Chanoine, Guy Fawkes SW Horoallit, Minks, Rainbow (doubtful), !ferryman, ittockham, Craton, Defender, and Cynricus may be set down as at least "probable" starters. The short dismiss is net exactly suited to Merryman, in the opinion of his own party, end did Rainbow enter opposition I should have no Mbaa In 'whims _Wm my shake; but with the Derby so sear at hand It would ibe them tomer, sad se Me, Marry eon-obtain s Be. WM Derby barns with Lord oldie Manor to the Two Thowead Guises% he is the most lA* to give way. Merryman would Ma have most cam to Few Scent, Guy Fawkes, sad Crake's, and I should look oat fee the lot to be placed pretty nearly in the order named. The Sale Stakes, for three year olds, A. F., will prove whether there la any caws for the opposition that has set in against Volcano, as if he does not show, with his 911) allowance, considerable suspicion w il l attach to him, and should he be pulled eat and not win with coneunimate saw be is We to go. I have always put him down as a sewn:tithes haw only, end shell not alter that opinioa because he has since become • favou rite; In fact, did he meet The Lord of the blamer on equal terms, I should be prepared for hie defeat; but 91b is a lot of weight to receive, and Volcano need not Do a first-rater to pull through with wish an advantege. A 1001. Bweertakes Ss three-yr-old", D.M , has Bastion for ow of its five subs, and in the rebottle absenos of Paquidille, " The Baum" will have nothing to beat. He has even a better prospect in the D.M. 60 son. Sweepstakes, with North Moan ou traged. sad for a T.Y.C. ditto (as Ticket-of-Leave will not leave his coaskusble quarters prior to the Derby), Bo must will ha the lecky entreat of the forfeits. Musjid must beat Lord Glasgow's flip, giving her 14th, on the DM. • and Lord Nelson, 5 yes, fat Mb, has all the best of Bradlee to Bird-on-the-Wing, 4 yni, Set Si, Ames the Flat, it hie legs will bat carry him so far; bat the third match looks a Dear thing between Anton, Sid 71b, end Hllligrew, est 101 b, D.M., the letter's light weight, coupled with Anton's temper, being sufficient to Mille hes to the victory. This yeas Newmarket Handicap hie to be decided on a different course to any of its predecease's, es the ootopetitoto begin at the Rowley Mils start" post, and finial at the end of the Beacon or Caro Come, the dilemma being about mileaw sad three-gutters. The poise has but 26 moderate wheals left in to contest it, yet it is se open as were any of the /Wing Handicaps already decided, and about 16 Marten may be calculated upon. Gunboat ought to hold safe E those in the list down to Hohgobhu (ieclasive), Maths, Beacon, and Pavilion being the only other old home to depended upoe ; sad as the Wawa will be just at home ogle the course, judging from his running for • mile-sad-three quartets at Epsom and Northampton, he ought surely to recompense those who have followed him so perseveringly for the past six maths; should be fail hare, it will then be tiros to Asset him, se the weight is very lenient, and the course is the rely ace. one which he hes ever bees mu where near • winner. Mattes kw strong claims to enter the lists against Lim, if we look at his Goodwood Stakes performance last year, and he might rove a more useful outsider than be did there, for he's decidedly easier weighted, end has sotto lent such a class of horses. Pan mut not attempt to bowl oger either Solomon, Old Robert, Neweastle, r Tempest, at their weights, sad the two flreteatatioasd being pretty air tale starmrs, Is disposed of. Whenfavourite kir the French 'Daft," and he is aist lihely to travel hen, so that &lotto& sad Old Robot have wily the Amitmllan Mak Hells, Press Poniard, and the Photo, to gin weight to. mod they might accomplish the task in every ore but that tithe Pirate,who would be ea daareous as °lmbue\ vas et Rpm did be leave the stable, in the event of which I &mild leek no further for the ortuaer. la his abeam, Old Robert, Mattes, and the Beacon might supply the three foremost hones. On Wednesday 'shave the Column Stakes, for three year olds, RM., which moat fall to the kit- of Mayonsise; and four matches, I-amas having to give Anton 91b Acmes the Fist in one of thmit, and he eboeld accomplish the kw if is the form displayed here last meeting. Olympus, 6 yro, Set 121 b, I do not believe capable of giving the weight to Locates, 4 ire, SW 11b, on the T.Y.C.. am should (*hike, 6 re, Sat 71b, triumph over Harry, 3 yrs, 7st 111 b, on the D.Y. Little is known of the Golds. Rule ; bat trim the form displayed by Twang at Erma she must be very mo derate to give place to him an the last half of Ab. X. Madame Eglantine has sir= " ponies" waiting patiently for her running away with ou Thursday, the being in the Two Year Old Sweepstakes oil the last half of Ab. X, the Samilles filly looking second-bat to her. A Sweepstakes Across the Flat, for three year olds, must he oarried by North Lincoln. despite his 10th penalty ; sad three simile? items on the D.M. are mere matters of health for Loff, Mwrini, sad Guy Fawkes supposing, of course, the latter prone the superior of Cranes Is the Biennial. The Claret Fakes, for four year Me, D. 1., will produce an match Myna San beam and Temophilits, an d will be very heavy upon it, notwithstanding they were so far apart in last yeer's St. Leger. The mars, however, hes shown herself most suited to a disanos, and the severe two miles ought again to settle the pretensions of Tosophilite. The sport on Friday will be of a nisei uninteresting cha racter, for Lord of the Manor has nothing to best in the two Sweepstakes for 3-yr-olds ; Fitz-Roland will not meet the Brother to Bird-ea-the-Wing is their match ; and previous running might prevent the meeting of Leontee and Beacon on the Newmarket Headlamp Course, the forger having all the beet of It from prang appearances—l am,MET dc EOR. FATAL ACCIDMITIL—Thi Saturday a shocking oir CllllllllOll took place es the river, sear from the up setting of • smell mein( boat, Waning to Kr. Swaintry, 'letterman, of Gravel-lase, in which was his son, aged 19, and two young men, name d Harris and Carver. The acci dent was ooeseioned by carrying too great o press of eaiL Boats put off t, mesas the young men who were struggling in the water, bus before aesterence could reach them, Carver and Hewes bad sunk sad wme drowsed. Their body could not be recovered.—Barly is the morning,as Matted Wheeler, drover in the employ aide. Dean, farmer, wet driving some cattle from Bernet, to be reedy foe the market at Copse , hagen-fields, a oew, having a calf at her aide, rushed at his, knocked him down and trampled him to death. Ills deed body was found lying In the mod, and being placed in a cart, me taken to the Plough LAN em the Barnet -road.—As Wile liam Fletcher, peas the OM cloy of Br. Stare, Mount Pleaeant, Clorkanviell, was, en salurday, leading a colt be longing to his vsestair, the rimed hymns vicious, dragged the unbrtunets man mime diatmace, and at length kicked - him oa the forehead, carrying away the upper part of the skull, sad ecatterlag his brake shout the stable-yard.-11r. Cam• well, minter builder, of firettleaseplace, Poplar, was throws from his gig near kb own reeddence, sad sestained such fear ful Waist that be sapid fa a Sew tubules after ha had been merle' back he Ushers. --- Tao Nzw Iry oB Arrtc&ttro.—By ea of the la area petard an important alteration was made la the law relogss on the taking of &Slavin , . Under sn act posed in the Mge of Charles IL the cosmos low coure have been la the habit of imolai rosessidients to aisninider oWu in MeVhags, but emit ormakiderie within b mile° of the London odd only he granted to the clerks of the lodges, which sod led upon end delay on the suitor. The object d the saw ad io to facilitate the taking of &s. It added iodides that the common law judges u• beeppobt a mink Dauber of *dorms and other tit awl proper pawns N etbsidetcor oaths In poneedings Is such condo within ten add, who are to he styled .‘ London Commissioner, to aldsdnietur Orator in Common LAw," and to be paid la. ed. for emit oath eletidetwed. The common law jodgeo en aye to @weld coranthaionere to administer oaths in the Isle ef Mao mid is the Channel Wanda. Feria the set &ciboria, elo also Is the country bail In odor and necabeea and hail ca the rasa side of the Court of Bicherpser. Till CABS or MAZY JONES.-1t mill be retal iated that, at the iris Kingston arises, a yaw girl, Darned Mary Jones, was convicted of the wilful minder of her /taste illegitimate child, by rutting its throat, sad sentenced to death by lho presidiog judge, Mr. Baron Martin. His hedahiy, it hr beta dimly weed, communicated imme diately with the Home Beersta.y In reference to the eue, sad szpre.sel his *aid that it was Oct one which celled for the indiction at the saran, penalty of the law, and • remit* drama ha Mejestfene . sr• was shortly efterwards mat to the gewgaw of the Mr. Keene. Within the kat few days another hes seat, by which the sentence wn th e prisoner is deibllely commated to one of penal set din& for life. [Adrertiesseata—Me. J. W. BENSON, of 33 as haddte-rdl. ne hot pshibired a non tliwirst t 4 es Irstahr• item ter pea tee twiese•ri• Sh•W " as whear•Moutietwa Intik •IS *Wows pm= 12.1 111•••MS1 le Mil Wane ID Ow SS tr meld MARKE7S. PROVISION TRADE. TOOLET-STRIRT, APRIL 23. The business transacted In Irish butter during the week, as might have been expected from the eceraity of good sound setts, has been teatrioted ; but, as compared with the pre ethos week's sales, there was an improvement in the demand, which in some measure may be attributed to the continu al:moot cold weather. Prices arestill irregular. For a few fresh Cork thirds end fotatbs 90e. to 78e. 'sallied; while eiruilar qualitlcistioaa, but out of condition, are tunaleable, sthough offering at 80e. to 605. A emelt quantity of new Carlow superior quality arrived during the week, and ad at 120 s. The delivery niece Monday 2,200, and supply only 326 firkins. The quantity of Lenge butter im ported la tha early pot of the week wee much minas' than was expected, and the trade being oat of stock there was an excited market, and prices advanced from 116 e., which was the c=p2cre for the hest Dutch la,t week, to 124 a. The in mate also experienced an active sale ate simile: improvement in the =las, Jereey selling at 110 e. to 120 a., =torah* to repute of breed and quality. Friday being a holiday, and Sa.tutlity's steamer from liarlinges bewail's an excises of 800 casks, and the trade buying merely fur their actual and immediate requirements, pewee receded 4s. to 6e. upon all qualities, mid a good portion being left over unsold, at the aloe° of the week, may operate against Monde 'e prthee. The bacon market continues to be unfavourably inflaenoed by the Menai= stock, and from consumption being checked : the trade have again been the priacipel Belle r, and at prices generally adverse to themaelvee. The few setae effected by agents have been at 60e. and 61e. to.b., latter Si me for choice sad &vomits brands of prime Water ford. The correct obtainable rata landed are 69e. and 60a. Waterford sizeable ; 66e. and 58e., Cork and Limerick ; end 565. Hamburg. In bale and llama middles, Mane, and lard wit much doing, and no quotation change can be wade in the value of either. The supply of bacon since Monday consists of 286 Cork, 95 Dublin, 922 Limerick, and 1,246 bake from Waterford, and the deliveries being but 1,700 bales, the stock is inctemed to 4,800 bake. The nasal weekly steamer from Waterford due on Mon day brings 479 baler , and the Limerick steamer 370 balm. Prime new American beef is held f..r an advance. Mee. Pork, Eeatein American, sold at 80s , being an im provement of 2s. W. per barrel upon last week's quotations. COTTON GOODS.—MaNCIIESTErt, APRIL 23.—The alarming political of affairs on the conoineat ham prevented nearly all badness this morning for that quarter. The Nester holidays have eloo begun to limit business, gnat num bers of people baring lett home. The favourable advises from Calcutta see inducing 531310 considerable purcbares for India shining* and yarns, and there is still gone business doing for Clam. Tba orders gives out for cloths have led to rather. mom Mousses in yarns for manufactursia, but the aggregate besiness is compsratimy WOOLLEN.—Luba, ATM 23.—The wadies cicsh narks* bas Meant, Gat thie moraieg. Little ar could be expected. The holidays, the crbie in foreign politics, and oar own election', absorb all attention at present. The busi ness fn the ~bite market has almost been a blank ; • few trontactione fa ligbt fabrics hey. Riven a rather better ap poetaster in tics coloured hall, but the total d this day's trade is a sesy mall oat. llAlLDWARlL—Btnattsonalt, Aram 23.—The trade of this town is in snythicebut a satisfactory state; here, as well aa is other part. of the country, the manufacturers are receivbg few fresh orders ; aed as thole 'previouely in bend were to a moderate extent only, it would be impwatale with out an Impales to keep the workpeople as room than half time. Too export trade generally is dull, especially as roger& heath America and the Utast States ; at the same Sunlit must berecollected that up to this time the trade of the year, as far as this tows is coecersed, has bees a meat ilia movement cm what it was is 1868; it was sot until towards the end of Mardi that orders began to fall off ; up to that time there had bees a very urge amount of bottoms doing, probably 26 per cant. gre der than it was in the corresponding quarter of 1868. At this moment the proceedings is cm nation with thegsseral election are orra.tem to check trade; ibis over, la is leaped there will be a revival at least, to coma Went. CORN —Caorrwastrodr. Aram 23.—A short supply at market to-day, with a brisk trade, at as advance of from 2.. to 3... per qr. Wheat, new brown, Ws. totts. ; white new, 46e. to 60a. Barley. sew, 28.. to 40.. Oats, new, Ma. to Ms. Brno, new, WA Par, 375. to 40s. Colossians, Arm 23.—A fir sway of whist ; the prim uked On assarseaos of the Be. sgg that war is re tain) woes irregalma, sod in many cams exatroot at the commeorment of the market ; afterwards s fair amosat of business woe 'reorder', at as advance of 2s. A we, Hosited supply of spring corn. Barley sad peas folly supported Ises rat«. Sere la. dearer. 0 Joycean's, Arm 23.—The turn in favor el the holders of peals has been folly maintained this week at war market, sod previous rims wen se follows —English whir wheat 6s. AA to 6s. id., mod red sa. to 6s. 3d. per 63 N. Perin : So. Petereburw, 4e. 10d. to 5.. 2d. ; (Mao, 60. 44. to 6e. 6d. ; Polish Odors, 4r. W. to 6r. ; Order and Ibraila, AO 64. to se. ; and Boodiaseki, la ill. le 6a. 811. per hi lb. GUILDFORD. APRIL 23.—Ther woo a fair supply of wheat to-day, for which the demon& was animated ; white 4