The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-02 00:00:00

FRANCE. (Prom ova OWN CJIIILIP1.0•13101T.) PARIS. SAR'►DAI Too sitting of Ills Corps Logislatif to-day wr unusua.ly interesting. The order of the day was the debate on the war Minot 300mill.ons. NI. Schneider, one of the Viee-Presidents of the Chamber, took the chair, in the absence of Count de Morn 7. The Viec,sait Anatole Lemercter. a %ell-known ultra- montanist belonging to the party of the Univers, express...it his hope that the Emperor, the "enemy of roe 'evolution.•' would protect both the person st3l th • States of the Pope. To this significant al pe.l M Baruch, made an evasive answer, which was m re significaot still. Ile said nothing about the • States of the Pope,•' but assured the honour- One member that the French government would tan•• rim of the • security and independence of the 110:y See." Viscount de la Tour Plichon, acting as the spokesman of a meeting of members, of tir:viiiist tendencies, which was held yesterday at the bowie of M. de tnambrunne, said that he ..dlored" the war. and were it not that the French army was at this moment se tua:ly in the face of an enemy, he should t (treacly have voted against the bill. He protested ego nit the policy of letting loose the revolution in Italy When be est down, after having been fre aiumtly interrupted. M. Baroehe again rose, and &niers! that the war wee purely and simply a de fensive one M. Jake Fevre, *be spoke for the first time in the present Chamber, then delivered one of the most telling speeches that this rest orator • ver made is his life. He took the same line of arcuinint as the , adopted by M. Emile 011ivier the other day, hut insisted much more pointedly upon the tact, that the war bad been imagined, provoked, and brought about by the French Emperor. He co .'ended that unties the war were a revolutionary one, having for its object the expu'aion of the truesAtm and the independence of Italy, it was in the highest degree criminal. In the course of his speech he eaeleinied, " If you really mean to turn the Ml*. trians oat of Italy, we are with you so far; but at home there can never be any pact between us and you so long as France remains deprived of liber.* The Pi eeidiut here interrup'ed the speaker. " Yon cannot %wallowed tospcsk in Ude way of a government which has been repeatedly proclaimed by universal suffrage. - M. Jules Fevre replied in a voice of thunder, ' Such an answer is out of place to me, • rriateeentative of the people. who was forcibly drsucel from his seat iu this building on December 2nd." The President looked astonished at this sti:y, but said not soother word. No representative of government rising to answer M. Jules Fevre, M. Sestet St. Laurent said a few words which I were scarcely listened to, and the bill then passed unsnimossly by the vote of 247 members. There were a few abstentious as on the occasion of the kindred bill toe an extra levy. Notwithstanding the oberituious wording of M. Beltheider's report on the Loan Bill. it does in point of fact propose a very material amendment, which the government was fain to ascot to. The original plan was to allow the government to apply the whole money under the heed of " extraordinary re sourcar.* whether it should in the result be all wthird for the war or not. The Corr Legislatif wirely objects to vote supplies in this form, re m mbering that the apparent surplus paraded in re.rnt budgets has been made up by odd millions rriulining from the Crimean war loans which were co ally rppropriatird as current income. The present bill. as voted, provides that the 200.000,000 shall be eivio , ively applied for war expense', and that no disposition of any possible surplus of the money shell br malls without a new law. 'lce Petrie exclaims '• Austria has crossed the Ticino she has lost Lombardy" 7n, capitalists of Frankfort ars so much afraid of war ttutt the question has been seriously discussed by tb= batik directors whether it is not adviaable to rs move the lugs stores of bullion in the cellars of that cstablialinsent to some othar town. Communications between Sardinia and the Duchies are into-reepted by the Amtrians. Tn. inc of defence which we learn by telegraph that the K tog of Sardinia has just visited, accom panied by Marshal Canrobert and General Niel, ex tends horn the river Dora Baltra to the Seek. The Dora, or I)4in' lialtea, rises at Itie foot of Mount St. Bernard. and Sows from west to east, through the valley of Aosta. Coder the first empire this river gave its name to a French department, of which Jort, w-s the capital. It throws itself into the Po • little below Chatillon. This part of Piedmont may at this season be readily laid ander water by raising the dams of the rice canals. The certainty that the Austrians had crowed the Ticino m large numbers caused a continuance of the panic at the Bourse. The Bente fell 60 for cult and :16 for account closing at 61.30 and 0.40. These -sere and the lowest pnces of the day, for the Rents we. sat one moment quoted so low or 00.70. Idobilier fell 7.34. The railways were all from 11 to 10 lower. A Nladrid letter states that the house of M. de Garin, an emineut French pianist, was mobbid just as he was preparing to give a concert at Court, in consequence of telegraphic intelligence that at. article signed by him had appeared in the rt &Ming upon the character of Spanish ladies in general. NI. Barrot, the French ambassa dor, had ree-tutisieaded him, for his own safety, to leari Spain immediately. ITALY. (PK. , 11 OCR OVIII COI TURIN, ♦rats. 27. I• .a iiot easy to he in Twin in these days and to writs with that steadiness of hand which beim the onpartial e*•rrespondeot of an Euglish newspaper. ET t men in Turin went to his rest last night with trembling emotion ; every one woke up this morning with Lreathlese expectation. The situation was simply this Two great powers were marching, one (um the ewt. the other from the west; the former to the destruct Me, the secmd to the rescue of Piedmont t and it wa•. and is still doubtful which of the two would win the race. Between them was only the Piednivatese army, braes but small, extending over a very long line, eiery point of which mu.: be de fended to the very last drop of blood, hat the war should begin with a day's low. which it would take a sr ut Worts to retrieve. ilwreettr, nutters are drawing rapidly to a solu tion. harce Ktlimpets lad his answer lent evening at half-yea Lye, sad le Turin at a quarter past six, escorted by (throne, a heroic and chit-dr-ons Pied mutts.) eMiosr , wboos lane is not unknown to traders familiar with the Crissena campaign. They ...at by Aatrandris and Straddle to the Austrian Gooier at Pavia, ea the direct railway to Milan by NUVJII it Low only open as tar as Vercelli. The era. -, than formally declared, and it is to be pee su.n,d. le , *Mhos' positive is knows, that the Aucastat, who have beta foe the last two weeks thattntr .1.1,4 all their forms at Pods, set oat from that purr. mew after Yelleraperyee arrival, sad are sow an tell march upon Novi. Everything combines to bear sag wt I. my first coefeetare, that Nevi is be b, tLe 1 , 14/11 point of attack, and I think the Austrians will not hying less them a stare 0,100,000 men (rams sey 1;r0,o0o to the onset. An army us by two ,say day. march !Doti, from Pavia apes C . uleggio, ogee's, and lortons, so ea to anive before either Nod or Serravalie at dews oa the third der. Item Ctsteggio there is a railway (the .kltruitufria and Stradella lint) with sae line at rails only to 'tortes' : the latter town le sealed to the in►:u is ask between 'f aria tad Genes by twebraaebre, the iris trading to Alessaadzia. the ether to Svri. It :a, of course, impossible he erfpreettiat the Austritos wall Gra tither railroads or Ma roads prattirable for their troops the loosest they enter the Sardinian write. ices and the nature of the country . et such that whew the main roads an wit up, an invadiag sraiv ens ably proceed ilia by inch, and by roads of its own seekiag. I seas that the whole pious is ia targeted by deep ditehea at the end of every field, by thick hedges, tad radices pleatatioos of vice, sad sullen, freer, to such an extent that cavalry and even artillery, are often found of but little avail in a Louthtrd ewvpaign. and the war most be chiefly i P p .1 i carried on by the means of light trio's'. Great havoc could have^vn done by the Austrians had they been I able to come across the country o n th e open roa d s b y a sudden and secret start, find the Pi e d mon t ese en. ! prepated, and carry either Novi or &reseals by a rossprie-inans. But the Piedmont'se have long ! been on their guard, and the mere difficulties of the ; pound, such as may be rais e d aga i ns t th e i nva d er , at every step, will retard the march of heavy masses or troops at least for the best part of a wash.. It is not unlikely, however, that the Austrians will persevere, and by dint of great labour and pities°, coma up with the Piedmontese either at Novi or Setravalle, with the overwhelming force I have Darned. On their own hand the Piedmouties will muster three or four divisions strong, at any of the mentced points. They will, in all probability, fake envie snow of resistance at Tortoni ; and were they driven from that place, they could still give • pitched battle on the banks of the Scrivis, the tor rent which comes dowu from the Genoese Apennine, parallel to the railway. The immense advantage of the Piedmontese, fully counterbalancing the noon rkal superiority of the Austrians, lies precisely in the railway communication of their troops on the whole line, and this is perhaps the first time in which the use of railways in actual warfare will be fairly tried. 'I he railway is virtually part of the Piedmon toss encampment. The Anstrans must proceed very nearly by single file, all the way from Pavia to Toe toes or Novi, and their long advancing line will be exposed to attack ere it has time to form and unfold its mighty mutes on the battle field. The Pied limiter* can not only hasten to Novi from Aleseandria, Casale. and the whole of that line, but they can even bring round their forme posted at Chiavasso for the prevection of the capital (if, as it seems very evident, Turin runs no immediate risk),inismooh asChiavasso is conneced with Novi, both by the railway which goes through Turin and Alemandria, and by the one which goes round to the same central fortress of Alessandria by Vercelli and Casale. Arai fee.. ae Piedmont can muster on the field will all be present at the battle, if any is to be fought. Even by this condensation Piedmont could not be said to be vitae, roe! /resins aqui', but there is every reason to be certain that it will have sufficient and timely support from France to bear the onset of the Austrians and repulse it. . . THE NEW PARLIAMENT. MEMBERS RETURNED. INOLAND. A proof of that insanity which is said to precede destruction has been given by the Austrians at Milan. They have secured Si heap" several in offensive persons in that tows guilty of no other offence than being amongst the noblest and wealthiest of their fellow.citizens. These arrests have spread consternation throughout Lombardy, and all who have an to lose make their best WIT canes the Lake Maggiore to Piedmont, to Switzerland, to any part of the world that can save them from their rulers. The Austrians fill thus the m. 'sure of that execration which their overbearing conduct throughout the Italian States has called down upon them. By their political arrogance they I have already (ea their friend Lord Malnesebnry was obliged to assert) been pat to the ban of civilisation; by their military outragesthey will become an object of horror to humanity. I hear now that they have ostentatiously pressed a gang of tinkers at Pavia to whet their sabres and bayonets. Let them do their utmost with those instruments of destruction for if such be found unavailing, it is certainly not the re spect or sympathy of any European people that can , hallow their cause or even soothe their downfall. Nothing in the meanwhile can equal the dignity and composure of the Piedmontese at the prospect of a ►truggle which may inflict such grievous stiffer- Inge on their country, and which they have to some extent called down upon themselves merely out of sympathy for the sufferings of others. The Pied montese are the very reveres of noisy or demonstra tive, but their feelings gain in depth what they lose in surface. The government was driven to the •e -esmity of pressing horses for the army, and applied to the wealthiest citizens for their superfluous studs, offering fair prices. The money has been in all in 'mem refused, and the horses freely given; some have accepted the money with one band, only to pay it into the fund for the contingents with the other. The town has called upon the citizens to prepare lodgings for the French officers ; more than a hen- I deed of the principal houses have thrown open their hest apartments for their reception. A sum of money has been lodged with the editor of the 01/Zietiti dsl Popolo for the reward of the first I'iedmo•ts.. soldier who shall distinguish himself by a braes deed in the war; other sums have been immediately subscribed for the second and the third author of such heroic deed,. The people here are in a mood for every sacritioe, and are out of humour with the 28 deputies .1 the minority who have voted against the law for granting full powers to the King Bunn; the war, i.e. temporarily putting down their mush tutional franchises. The Piedmoateee are only ton anxious to sacrifice even their freedom, if such • sacrifice may be conducive to the ►access of that war which is to secure the independence of their brethren throughout Italy no less than their own. Some of the very wont subjects of Austris, the riff-rat of Milan (harabbas as they are called). had crept by stealth into the and proviuce town of Novara; they had Croatian uniforms secreted in their luggage, and it in justly supposed that their intent was to per sona•. an Austrian marauding party, and avail ing themselves of the order given by the Piedmon tees government to offer no resistance in those pro vinese, to plunder the people at their full leisure and with perfect impunity. It seems they acted on their own hook, and it was • perfectly private specials lion. A score of them have been arrested, and will be summarily dealt with. Au Austrian spy, dis guised as a Lombard volunteer, was shot a few days ago at San Pia d'Arena, near Genoa. o'clock.—The French have not yet opine to Tarim. They are no longer expected to-day. They will assemble two divisions at Sala, and hence pro ceed on the high road, by Plane:Ea, to the place of destination on the line, without touching Turin, or even using the railway, unless driven by very urgent reasons. They wish to march united, together with their horse, cannon, and materiel ; and as the railway could save them little more than one day's march, 1 they prefer avoiding it. The French are certain!at Genoa; they arrived yesterday morning, la and immediately proceeded—some of them—to Fer: Second P.S. Six o'clock.—There is no end to news to-day. It is stated that General Goyon, the French commanding officer at Romr, and the French Ambassador have intimated to Cardinal Antonelli— fleet, that he should bid the Austrians, in the Pope'. name, to evacuate Abcona ; secondly, that no bin dnince should be made to the Roman volunteers • XiOlia to proceed to Piedmont; thirdly, that the political prisoners should at once be released. The report of disturbances at Palermo reaches us from Pans, so you must have it as early as oar @slum I hero translate the King's proclamation to his troops. this mamma published : !—Aualria Is medssainst her forms at our floe- Hers, sod threatens to lavoles oar lerritarire. Because hoodoos veva& hers with otdor—bsesses the oats is rand sot by Lem but by Ills coseerd sad mutual km bmwess p.opie aid s.mwe,gs —bemuse the outcry of tho sorrows of Itily hays foetid on echo siessist sr, Austria d.res bid es, armed as es are sari s self -dshmeo, to lay does our arms sod put owselves it everey. This laselthur Maimed= deserved a smithy assorts. hire gime an Maori sumac, fel Sem, I r=eact It se Ise In the mortality that 3ou will evorr as deer es Iseraelf tbs mamas doss to your May sad smiles. It Is as isesancemeat of war ; those. foes. selatm. M ens! I_ . — fee willies.lea the Lid awoke who are eat ass to yea. Try ate vallsat Ned erill-diedpliaed troops ; bat yaw do not dead en racraity we* their You can eareaber with arid. tbe esiagorsals of Orr, Pestreire, Sam Leda, Pones Csisprar sal era of Custom, whim say few risers strugghd aro days apart dr diorites. I will be oar haw. Ws Moe he. toy*, loin In the brunt of butte; sad I, as Wide_ lop high' soaled father, hid freqw at r oftin par v.loor. sad to be pried of it. Oa the OM of rare sad glory, yew will, I harm, pros 01.1,41 IMA Oven norms your lore r have 11.111. i.e. will her r ereledwas roe szareptd nifty* at Fromm cowl .elail. hi es wry renal tiostlnts, whose oar rodeo you we. tna the Tellerwars, sad whom Masora 111., &way. rutty t.. heater Werra he army tiphol.l • ewe a prooi.te the rarer of Svelte to r pealed, in largo web.,.. March, tan, widest of victory, sad reep new kur s y your baser—:hot reran h with its throe colors, mad with the choke youth aselieriag ezdar It (roue all pore of Italy, al's yaw that your rah le the ladspeaderve of Indy. Let toujost se I holy eatrprisc to your **:-cry. Ter, April 27 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2, 1859. Neassa. iMr• F•ladird I IKr . 1 4 1 ' 413 -4= 81r W. HrI•MY Mr J. Ono ILL T. G. Dubs Mr. J. H. GM., Mr. T. Hamby O. H. Whalley Ittntat Confer 1 Mr. Overeat Sit Sr F J. . Daft Hr. C. Ri e l olll - 114. B. A. Cro• tit G. C. Levis Mr H. Resting NA rile S. W. J. Mama H. Rich Wyrill J. Ortenwood J. A. 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Westminster Weymouth Whitehaveu Whitby Wig= Winebiralat Wisdior Wolverkampten Wood•lda Wooerlse Wycombe Yoram* .., Took Absedma Dundee Edinburgh Olargow Grow& Holdlee= District ilemrsook Leith .. D Polak, Par* Wing Pima. Names. L. C. Dahlia Calamity .. I Nr. Leroy — ITT.Ateoraey-Oenanl 1 Ayrshire. Belhedshim. Cambridgeshire. Carlow (Borough). Carriekhrgns. Cheshire (North). Coleraine. Cork (City). Cork (County). Cumberland (Best). Denbighshire. Durham ( South). Elgin Districts. Ernes (North). Enniskillen (Borough). Falkirk Burghs. Rants (North). List (West). WEDNESDr Abordsonshire. Poissidse. Omen (West). B=routb). Virstr`" . = l2" etathl. THURADA; 6:7 - waiTaZei. ihms=?. raIDAI Ayr District. Dsaffshirs. Olowaitershirs ((Rant). BATUMI Arstagh County. Dublin (Conley). Donrgsl (Coitsty). ONDAI Caws. Lossford (Cottutik www Antrim. Carlow (Cousty). (Comity). Cork Llsaridk mty). Kildare (Coust7). INS FIXED. AV, MAT 3. Lanarkshire. Lancashire (North). Leicestershire (North). Northamptonshire (North). Northumberland (South). Peehha (County). Rainorshire. ii;tls;d7kire. Stlkirkshire. Bhropobire (North). Stafordshirs (South). Surrey (Bost). Sutheriendshiro. Somerset (West). Sussex (Bart). Warwickshire (South). Wozford. Wigtonshire. Wilts (North). Worcestershire (East). tY, Mar 4. Lines% (Borough). Kinaritneshire. Lanarkshire. Lincolnshiro (South). Limoambits (North). Libbers._ iroi — Ml7gbeldre. Somerset (Ems). R. Andrew's 1./wirier. Yorks 'Wm (Bast Ridtag). IY, May 5. I rlartr emlYshire 'imey. . . _ Wo - rittarehrrland (North). 11061 sad Crom Shires. Yorkshire (North ). Toughs). Yak 6. Yirrsdbrlitht. Norfolk (West). Rs Isorsblay. Yorkshin (West Bain). MAY 9. Mead, (County). Wullow (County). 7, NAT 10. Loedeedany (Cooney). Quetes'e County. Wertnereth (County) Wexford (County). . ViiIDNIBDi Forrassagit (County). 6N. NAT 11. Ikea/ban (Coney). exrurpiiir ) % 14 Lamy (644:41. NOMINATII TO-YOBS aid _ Kr. ♦. Sir W.G Lord Pd 171;: 1411. v. Lab; intalteence. IeNTIOPO4I7I2/ 00IIITY CSMITS. Rube any far W prom: wok. Wimmires. •Cirgini.— Noma,. )143 3. TIN ' S "' 3; Wadaufts. friday. 4. laitessum. Patlaad rood. Wodoidaa. NO 4: nu 1.341. 3: CIPIAMIIIIII.4 EMNl64ierme—Monday. May 4: 4 , 032444&7. 4 1116 g. 0 14•7116011.4811d....T1a0red54m._, .6 • Twits. _ SITICIIAtt., °stem ansb—Teseller, 3. Tion&W. 4: da tio t ins Old.otres, May 3: W 40111•147. 4: turl7. 6. • Lunn,. Onrnbuwasipwris4—Tetemy. May 3. °mimics—v.' MU 4: /3 446 3. & Woca..lc.—Teundir. 1 1 •111111110M—Tbureir cm on Lox... Ouildhili.befillagv.3o•o43. UN 2: 1TA 444 1& W l. adool • . Yv 3. EQUITY COURTB.-APRIL 30. (Balm the Lord Chaarollor sad Lord Judos Tame). INN LONDON, 111/ORTON, AND BOWER COAST RAILWAY COMPANY O. THII LONDON AND BOOTH WESTRILN RAIL WAY COHPANT AND THE EORTSMOUTZ RAILWAY COM PANY. The argument. is thhi part hoard appeal were Named. It may be remembered that it wise motion fora dame to restrain the Loudon and Booth Western Railway Compaq from using the joint station of that company sad the Lemke and Brighton Company, at Lsndport, for the um of MI teams conveyed by the South Woman Company cm the Portsmouth lies, of which they have become the lames. The facts were fully reported in the Express of the 1111al of April. Sir R. Bethel, Mr. Giffard, and Mr. Smalley bevies been heard for the South Western Company, Mr. C. T. Simpson, for the Portsmouth Company, urged that in say event, the bill, as spinet that company, should be dissalmed with oats. Mr. Willoock (with whom were Mr. Rolt and Mr. J. H. Taylor) then reMisd. Judgment was reserved. BAIL COURT.-APRIL 30. Rl/11PIIRT V. lIWNLPI.-61DUCTION. This was an action brot by the !plaintiff, who wan a breeder of horses la Yorire, against the deindsett, a unties of Belgium, and a hors, ist ,forfor damages is the sednetion of his daughter. PlAntiffs daughter, Mary hen, nu about 2.5 years of age, and was one of sixteen children, and the dekadint, who frequently came to her father's house on heather', professed to be enamoured of her, and succeeded, under a promise of marriage, in seducing her. Plaintiff and his daughter scoompsnied the defeadant to Hull ea business In January, 1868, and in the following October the yaw woman was delivered of a child. Mary tan Hum ,petry in giving her 'Thiene', said that As had learned dresamsking. The defendant had Brat coos to her father's house about flys years ago, and had frequently visited them since. He told her he had a lace meaufastory in Belgium, and that he employed 360 women. He made her present", and said he should marry her, sad she wee to take care of his family. It was after this that the tint in timacy co:erred, and about twelve menthe after she Bret knew the defendant. Mr. Lenrenee was conned for the plaintiff, and Mr. Prides= for the defendant. _ . For the defendant it was oontended that there we. as evidence whatever of a promise of marriage. The melba we. a aneeptrscy to obtain money, and it was impossible to 1 as that the father w not aware of s hat warn going on. ant had paid for the nurse and the rualutanance of the abed. 1 The jury found a verdict for the plaintlff—Denudes 2001. THE POLICE COUBIE 11•24810 N-HOUSE. Richard, Belford 414%1 OA underwriter at Lloyd's, was eaamised on a charge of baying forged • aeque of 8751. Three per Cent. Consols, with intent to defraud the Bank of England. Mr. Freshfitld said it bad been his intention to prefer a similar charge against the prisoner of • transfer of 6001. 1 stock, scg in the name of Ellenor Ana Bedford, mother of the unfortunate lady defrauded in this ore ; bet se eke woe too aged to be brought up, that case would not be goes into till the ir.al, of which due notice woad be given to the prisoner's legal adviser. The prisoner, who said he should leave Me defence to hie solicitor, yes then committed for hint, end the Lord Mayor declined making an order for the delivery up by the polio, of iiwesch, jewellery, and other peoperty found on the prisoner when taken into custody. BOW-STREIT. TO THE ZDITOIL 01 THE ESTRUS. 81r,—In your impreestost of Saturday, wader the heed of Police Court*, It is reported that Mr. Bhdlibeirr waited upon Mr. Jardine, at Bow-street, and addressed what I oonosive to be a most unnecessaly appliavion, impeaching the awn rosy of a statement whkh I made to the worthy magistrate on the 23rd ult. May I be allowed, through the paw of oar valuable journal, to inri.e the public to reserve their until the visiting jitstlcen whose attention I have said OD the rams, shall have accorded me a hearing. I shay Iltem be able to prove the satire corteitoose of my asamtione, soles yob& will have en opportunity of fixratsgthste own opinion ma the relative truthfulness at the statements made by ask applicant at Bow-stroet.—l am, to., EDMUND BLETCHLT. 7, Cconmercial.place, City-rood, May 1. P.S.-1 beg to enclose a copy of a letter I have jut re solved from the young female. MELANCHOLY DRAFT; FROM OVER-JOT.—On Saturday morning Dr. Chaim., the deputy coroner, held an baguet at the George end Vulture Tavern ' St. George's serest, RstetilLe highway, on the body of Mn. Rosalie Wort Vandcretein, aged 46 years, who died under the fol io sing clrcunataaces : —lt appeared from the evidence that the deceased was the wile of Captain Vanderetein, the com mander of the lota. Ha had been abroad for seven ye ire, sad on Tuesday morning last, while on the way to the Pool, off Gravesend, he telegraphed up to London to inform his wife that she wan to meet him to the London-docks. She accordingly repaired thither, mad found that the vessel had just arrived in the basin of the docks. The deceased went on board the ship, where 'he embraced him, suddenly became much r actual and thin Ell hmenaible upon the dick sod tainted. Medical ambtano• wan procured, when Dr. Lammermor, of St. George's-street, promptly &Honda, but the deceased had expired treat an attack of apoplexy, produced by over-excitemeaL Verdict—" Natural death trom excitement." I GREAT FlItE AT BRISTOLa—BRISTOL, MAY The most destructive coafiestration that bee ever oecurred in Bristol •1101) the memorable riots of 1831 broke out yee tarday at the mar redsery of Mew.. Flipp, Mudge, sad Co., Quay Head, and after raging for some three homy he. resulted in the destruction of proyorty to an enormous .0101111 i. Meeses.Fripp and If udge'sworke,whkh 'resonant the largest refineries in the kingdom, and occupied amostextensiverange of premises, commencing on the Quay Heed, running through the greater portion of Rupert-et:en and Hart-street, and spreading backward. nearly es fez as St. Michael'. H ill, with MO exception of a recently erected building occupied as • counties-hone, a comparatively small wetness. on the south sided Hart-elreer, and • recently added sten-house on tko north side of the sem. street—this tremens pile, whin ranged to a height of ten stories, hes been reduced to • heap of smouldering ruin. Nor has the disaster been confined to the sow-boon alone. The &d -inning warehouse of Kowa. Pickford, the Bt. John's Tavern, the preailies of Mr. Merry, baker, and some other hotter, ware much damaged ; • beerhoon in the rear was almat gutted, and the Poster's Alm/honied the bedding thenufac,ory of Mann Johnson and Com pany ; the houses of Mr. Youltoo, grocer and tea dealer; Mr. Bedlam, Meeker; and the entire block of building. forming the north aide of Hart-street, were placed in the greatest peril, the woodwork and paint being in many in stances chaired and blistered. Some pJrtiun of the tons factored stock has been saved, but the greeter part of it, together with 1,000 ton. of charcoal (worth 151. per ton), upwards of 500 tone of ran sugar, the whole of the eylinders, and other costly machinery, sad the building., have been ncriliced. The buildion and stock were hawed to the ex tent of from 70,0001. to 80,0001. in different London and on. Ind hasnrance °Mess. FATAL BOILEN EXPLOSION AT HUDDERSFIELD:to- Yesterday. a boiler explodes Wok plus at Edward Leeroyd and Cu* Old ICII-lane, Reddens/dd. The boiler had only hem examined en the weir= weds. by the inspector of the Huddersfield Hadar Aseochuleo, and it Is stated that he pronounced It to be in proper working order. The boar was tubular, 7 hot 2 in. in diameter, and bee two circular gees, 2 feet 6 In. The thicknees of the plate was five-sixteenths of an inch, and the boiler having a self-acting feed. r, it was always 'applied with a tied quantity of water. The engine tenter, Thomas Woolworth, after greasing the engine and looking at the water gauge, had gone to dimes, leaving the engine In charge of Thomas Nana, who; bad acted se oasis tent Gramm for theism 12 months. About 25 militates after Wadsworth had lett, the bolter exploded, knocking down • owe dory building adjoining in which tire persoos were en gaged at week, dares woman and two man. Timm were nearly barbel In the rains. One dines, a widow named Hannah Haigh, died in • few minutes after she was got oat. The rest were seriously injered; and the reoovery of throe of them is odd to be doubtful. Two men who ware working is es ell abed near the boner were also much scalded.—lfoo- Mester Glesedien. PALACE,—The sixth lawn was fitly inaugurated tlis day, by a grand military musical footles! is which obi of the ptiaolpal military beads and two dram corps, boas* tits orobastra bead of the compaoy and the great festival organ, were engaged. [Advertisomeatl—CeaSELL'S POTI7LIJI NATURAL D./WM—Po" It. la nog Wee et. tree by be peel 7d. Pan If. and th e thttee newton. of the sorb. ,ria warted ►by that mearate th d no:thed sty le of Ille.vaWon. wet be the• the Inttroetave sad eaten butler thantoterbelee of tett. wales thee meted the end Oath le be mo e ounewl paten. " The bzt a Swaths. the typowapby bewetttal an 4 Wear. wet the •raleate14.1•61•411111.11 well executed teettbet a marvel of tetthenaa*—Glatdoe P.M. Lembo; t sawn, Potter. and Wren tad WI bootwllcre. [Adetrtthelhallt ; l ie CASSELL'. ILLIIIITIATIM IL WAVY Sera.—Net. I, ILA sew eteily. 'LAW le bet et the ease of perfeettha a• thew sat ethet h..—tease 1.1=7 1. 1 yea menthe of ea oattatheelthe Webs been eeethee alkeele. that &w ee ny e l ide Is yeeenflag ethane la ramie yam el ei• eateitbere. eavotte to teem evert @bath* ea /owl eoivadlt OP post puttee emulated lath she. o.th/thew Goethe et the 1110th woe Leez oudait =teta mampa—Loadia: Oesl4 Petthf,aad MARKET& tIOTIBIOS TIAD/L TAOIST RUNT, knit 30. Tba DNA of di Iskb WIN* taker ealalari. tar datkorloo kw :l i b e riataMaklialieLy albaloa . r . g i s po o mit Beak ' WOW W ar t irtior ElfoaV il ; 101►: rata. Sr; me. Ma Irk silk k Lab.. sad Oft Fa to mks ; atm likdo at kortdkaktal Mk PEW at • bat odor la Waterford barlng Ikea Ike Id Mgt 4a. kr tio bad dokedtloaa a earrarwarkr .. 4 kit to molniStal to art wad . drool. Vas MOW, Maki yr ADd tin au►'tb of We von eradkr Milk at ktioro iMportallit . eilim i a itt" Itr eSa ft : fdd i dg d ,lll ... J.. ..11 61 11r= b" ll Watrork. ikollosaa Is olo&bedir le"" i l arool airlism. : ll E 4l Sr alb sotal a tam don.= Oa. Imo DM arl:l27lM.S o r i t s =t drab kr Irsellito •Si woo 1 1 akar Yom• Kase ot 3a. mak owl f ir Or = Wile ut kor s diMeed W WII= 1 ~.11111 Ake prlarg. oi liteadi W Mow Ed =To grad b. s. a ba *ma kat latk. 27 Vak i li a = b 4oork.dokar panko m" dorkei karat WI tom Id? mous. t w o Irk log _ . mg indoor kakallam maiorad • bat Ilkor klar i t . . i re to k a oNo k IND d ooze ball ap• l ` " boo. 3 1 %1 ist- .7 latstid idebaX mark mot Ilk lo W. milk of *kw. lAMB altrok ~AV lOWA 114:1•11119 . A a dr= =dA I raV el Nalkostal worn ban km lid mat et kr mai war It ...".64 F zi. Id oil weds, _ .. ora wok kr MI prodolor to E.= ko wag or ka age. sad Ito bulk at Ike dost '" Wirna W • DID DOW meat* ritier=to_lor grata FM tt la Or ateket at tie prowel Very WITIAMVire d.......... 1.2. Dm Inslit= " Igas . a ralhaWlb a r i ;1 10 .1" isi =trillecrtro w u tr r wrr k. Irilt a Irk id. le kr Skarn Anodes. Va. N. to Pa ; art utak idadtcoo. Wa ta Oa par Word at Vika 0011 . 011.—loointroor.Arati. 30.—Tho mho of cotton todOl YS ostlatod ot Oda no Omani too cotton Oa-day boo bow TM Undlonl. and Woe eat knob. COTTON GOODT—Nusessuris. Ann s,—Thee la no dosage la Flom for la Ur gcoltioa of tbo mutat, m any rope* Caw yootordub tout butler lon boor emboli rsopoadod au mount of Ws Woo tbo Nftesbootor, ord, be Most tuotatl fun ouudium AMIN, beim Dor ms . ellara bays beau ebbs to witto-larod the fielfustot soutual to lock a mettle.. HARDWAIL—Ihani MIA 11. Lists 10.—The trade of this town le I. • very lengont state; Moe Ise• bean U. 5 wort dons donne the week, W the theearadenen are my MO or orders. Most of the order. In hest from the lidlen merchants Wm been suspended. 001111.—Ileregrom AP an t wainlo.—Whea a ready oh at • ocentegolge Mame Own last wok. bed and oat. le. to 2 .: dearer. WPM re& Oa le M.; MM. 46.: MM. 3th. to ]h.• beim 411 e. b 46.; ad M. toll. Crammer. Aram N—A MM nippy ar market "4". with I Men Ma at ea Manse hem Ss. to fa per fer. (no brown 00155. Jr. ; ow IBM Mr ; non white. (Oa te ; sew barley. M. to 4th Ma lfa tee M.; Marra. Rene 41a.; pare. 4. CASl.l=plo.—fte empty et ell Ideril et guenn dermell de r norsten. TYPO IMO oggellordis so~ema the media Memel ter Nat to Id. MM. Mr. Wand god a per lobel dor MI melee i n to and aid. M. Wild; reg. nen son eal Ita to fla ; end oil, Lla lona ; oath. wato. Itia ; gegems. Pe : gem la to Marla 10d. to ; amigo% Se ILWM eeal 4L Clotc KIM; Ann I.—A very smell et Meat Pi On (Mr WPM ad nada/ beam. Mil Ma 'Mts. to b. Movegorm. Ann 14—Our market torley doool dull at about In Mom on MOE eind Ta. en twolgo Maths& barley In MM. themo la. mil Me In is_ ten g =em Mind at thie rles hia t =4 . Ine weak toresga, 13 4 0 gra pit de. 04 1 1= 1.470 q.; thrsitha :•••• Sonagooo. Aran IS.—Two me a enedmate aged of negoddi owed amboalol farther Mows of na ie M. per en meek% salsa badly. beam and oath. Is. to la MM. M. Is ft; vers. ; barley. 11. to Ma; oa th s. lea bar. Mi. to 411. • & MTV wet: in osen etttes manor V mr si othei le. 4 "" Es s o l ; nem 5".. . i re ad E t t h.ab ett.piy R. adom. Mb my ono; 4then. C l ath PirridLibiltrlo36.=.l6L 5. 41. - • - - • -- we- - ---.— - -. i , - firm% Man 116.-Mere as a mints sorb rff Yllet all prism were ea is 6. per quarter over Wm of the t g nook. White re et 41s. to Ma. aed VAlltS Per is dorm.4 o lley, le. to 6, pee quarter Ins igy • 11 elf egis, sir re Moor d et OW lad raMs. Ms. ger II Mee Bras mar elm err ar hill la FM. eines et tea mr il Mr IllarcaalladlalllMTll,42mus IL-Aa em mad* di ghlr*/ Id Ime • tair mill et Kral frea_6 lo Pima. kr ••••• =r wc rz s,...o ze riesei el x.. 16. pm 11, her r ig idire tTl2 7lldraiser. . Ig uiteneUselS lig in e ." 46l : o sli=z o relleely Me. . Ilm .o. :M t el*mr . err urea ad mi= lair We Iser . mer le rig Ildtbsitml merle la. tR A S Sm zem. le i rolliV IN. Pli Mt lee:- emirs, • holm sertrille ; helm Olt mil esests= i ll i ttri ella re. Ml . Meer. IMO orb Xormoese. Arms 111.-410 _gm* et eret lee gariger = primer (We 16 pie rafter Weer Rea 11716 .6. 01/ at Ma lo alb.: maw diVo. lila to la.; de re! go Ms • ager,a le MY per X Mae. la barley Mall= an% al Ilk le 46 vic err. and salaam irs. to Who pre 39 Mon era Mem rely sal le. or red Mr re orter. err . U. to IT.. per Were. Beer ages sr a yor amply. rde Is. to S. loger. rill be M. to Ms. per 116 dor. Norms. Ann. 1111. - leer le les eldrell We lilt emir of de /Irk las erply ef red re Ihelle! or pry re geeial 16 pee quarter libur re lad meet for oil &error bet ems at Me sire tram farmers re rekort miry In barley T h ee re but little parr at late rm. White red Is motel thle err M. to le : and red ditto Ka. to 16. Plc tr. !Me Yee rid is Mg rat Mr : sleb emigre georiard Is Ns pa ear. OIL /OW • rai m. 35.-The mere fer es, were lemthe ad eaymartet for man past. eperstom add ad pordirs .4 I=se. eel the few farm elto had rides meld ad Iler to ere from 65e. to 66. per mormor rile MM. re her A lle. lo 64..!bl o gr. P :e d r ..rats yos ea ad: the error (tor rkar rem beig l • a .. Th.kia 3,:: cam, Ma tie 16: bres, on 464. to Mr. lne Mr 46 Silly. 46 Fief. oe. pip apip, tabor. of Ma prows from thle der =MPG PaTIIRDO•001111. Man. 10.-The wheat sold et see mar be to day re is /s. to M. per Or. or the prices of last went Osis sod bras is. per .r. dears. T Art 30.-The mart re modeestely applied with Mire. Trade was fa ea err ria, to commend of the error d• relered ger: br e. dart mho here her earrous, pre here roe ray Meier eel It Is MIMI Is aortela the proclaim arl• rare; we may hearer gre It se es theorem. Ira 6. So 16 me gr.; re extrallearp kle reseal Mg. Prey fully 2e. per qr. dome; gad May eel per bas 6 lei olgeidell. Wooer, knit M.-The ear is red was boil at Ili dars rosetel, hell ger ft mei erriest It le ell to mote de rad vales, es anal a dlinallaell UMW; binning de hm in as le ihmlas• 'Kt i the Oigim Y. 17 . Is la pr VAIN* wily liii Maw a gam' frier to free ler prior lire sr reet d ers, see Os. motresr. Pere to the demo::: -Wig, *lie, Ma So the 14.. 05 ill.: her, na. 1 rely Ma to ella ; Ws. La am. Per dam 1. 11 to 6M. DIY" sin to GU PSI ar. Roar 266 Mats 30.-At this lib market there di II Mr lorld nap* af stoma 'Mon was g nnly held roe aa advaala GI da Par M. betide mai me We in lb* trade. Or and beer it per er. rem Illama.ls. to Is per Or. Warr. Tose, rest 30.-Vere re a pleatie mamPplY GC wbrar 1 . 1 WYK ✓ rear or 6 to 6 nor gamier re rater white minor selling at 44, to Mr., end red Os. to 66 par 6 Mae nark/ _s. mar a limPed wooly and rite to MA Is err r the worm reek Mare( Orrice riling we 36.. to M. per ft err. The pa! gm...A I.A ...a were giro for ors. Beans won &arid, /or erre releir o f.. Was 3.9 ire. MU 645. to len. per porter. . .. . .. KIUCALDT, Aran 30—At oar esentry Market. fhb week all WW eadtanent, re thst between warlike meets and bad weather we here I= SP fa. to Ss per qr. for *bast, and 1. for tariff and oar. Here. SAW. applies, extremely anal of all kinds of graln ; excited market. Whist adrabeed 4e. to du ; bar.) sod reta. to. Per Qr. WNW. 44. to ea P. or. ; bider. 30a. ; WW. Yk b 30a Wanareao. Aram 30.—We bare had hardly a barrel of home Vow. grain at market this week. and our ultras of forego bk. bem on • very limited scale. Increasing erroneet. cemeemat olk the teem.. ennit aspect of 000ttnental Main. has characterised the trade, and plc. of all rude bare steadily mewed ; at the MUM W. bolder, bare Mows from day to day • more desisted reluctance to WI. Meats beds kWh mad fortio, may be quoted b. to b per barrel dearer. Pier, Me brought about ls. to le. dd. Messes. mad lot oats b• par Went ram beery ha. be... refused. Tor lodhin corn most btaaatae Wen kraespat priors have twee demanded. but not ranch ma 4. oath this morning. elves mroslerable quantity diassel toads, at • rise of b. to to. ed. par bsrrel ; hot tomkr hello. ben.bb- Om their samples;for the prmest. Ilea, 3s. to 4. Wpm. with •Ng W. Imports this week .—Wbeat. 1.300 era Indian only 1.143; awe. 366 Ala Esparta Wheat. le) barrels; W W MO% finr. Las. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSEIJI SPOIL= WITH. PM. at Tre ed. tree lberomatie be Oevdalles, Sarah IS. lat. S 141tesial l , teal. Fee-abeatee be Leadea. Alen S. be. SM. I. VIC BIRTHS, IdARRIAGEB, AND DEATHS. BEirCLERIC.—ApriI Et worth Besoderk. of a tom. tidy Anaelins Went, BIROHA 11.—aporrou Blatbaos, of ma. CLIBBOIN.—ApriI 27, at Apthorp neer Batt, the wife of J. Chlobora, Lk. of daughter. COCPZE.—ApriI U, at Cheethum, Waocheator, the alto of D. Cooper. Dour, tbe 'rife of Yr. H. Southampton. tbo wifo of C. A. DAY.—A Coq.. of MYDay pill st . NICUOL,,IptII IS. at Ikamark.biti, tbo wife of K. Nicb4l. M.D., et snot. • ••••• PORT 21.—Agefl 27. et Ilotuo. Devoe. the wife of H. • Feelee. Bea. et a toe. POWELL—ApriI V. at the Rectoy. lewantow. Bhrosettize. the wife Of the In. T. C. reedl. of a daughter. MARMA.OIIB. ORADWICI—LOSACIL—Apra &$R Googol.. Rosoroae. to the &ay. O. Matheria. ILA.. R. Claidt. Lea. bith bratooaa to Osman Matilda, ot the late M. C. Laud. Not.. Royal Artillery. CHAPMAN—RAVI. N RlLL—April U. at Trinity Cburb, Patallaf too. Peter Rodin, tßapotao. third me of Pavia away Cbalanaa. Nat . Roebeimitoa. &ST& iloorlotta Julie Rhoda 13ctitilie asesail Aught/ROI the We Rea Z. IL Haverhill. View of anteater RATOOOR—PARRIpra at Si. Otlei l tieriell. by the • I. & Flack William Rise. ant ot Nee we of We Ivan. lototbory. to Amite nom database of Parker. Rea. of Paettkaat J, 10 - NCS—WILLIAWIL—AeriI M, as Lleeeeorte Muck DinhWl attire. by the tee. U. L Roberta. 111.11... J. 0 Jame. h.q.. a Pero week I.ll: v rped s % . to thine) , Etizabeth. &Metter dthe Bey. I. KU. DEATHS. ABP mei INALL. N. —AgeII I.l2lLetTleTt J. AstehL. d LharLLltt lO 121117T2.—April IL at Iloyalarocent, Nettle& Maw Iktroths„ &getter of the taw fer LL Bersett. ZVA AL—April 27, Mr. W. Lem., of IlLet.reed, LavereteettLlL. Wm IL Peinowlsrl 11110•44 by 'Mums lon Law et •u. 4 Lemborl anat. I Oa City el Laudon. Meter, at the ..mw. le Loateol amt. Is Ili Roark et irbagetelses.—Aoss&i. Mai 11. Ull6 I ./ I