The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-11 00:00:00

PABBENOZRB HOMEWARD mu( THE INDIA NAM lin Wombs drivd asidamptris rstortisy, sows misissoll is Ile 'WIN. Wel As heavy polka d ibe Ia mds. as INS Mond* Apt IS; 11Idrp K; red 011idist, Misr 2. Tr Cdrisbe Imps lasso 115 mss, smosed is was Dr. sod Ms Toys, sad &OA Mr. soil Kra Ikalair, Ws. O,s rsd AAA Nis. asp, Km Mer les. Ma. 0.11, lON DMA, Ms* as/ dm Mani" Liss- DENA sod Mrs 51501 sad an, Dr. Casipbill, lasessist Pods', ad Ns. 01161. Sim Issksos , Kw, & ad Asie DIY ; ram or these ids sifted at Airs and Who angst *s Ms Want* pirmees ssesiesd — l/1 weerisd .Si.., rived Wes, red pesos w, led selbusil he of pm vele sr 'thew Is dew* pods sir de liseed Pis ddasy. aim Bey" No erat et Lk*. lksygid, vas dr WV *hp was conlird *Mei Os SIMI sad ustaialy ft. alai of !Ir Calla Cssegimil hen leskare to Ommesnt. We bids% bra milli raw era emeihrim, was held st dodbmoss• yeemie. 11Imy et . Loewe yaimesw la bawd tbs Use* semedy awed *Meg abate trek siimmehes Num vaike am selleiy subs * ter sseepllss elf de lesiss mg Ode owl of swift to she ewes* irlik Ileiblinat. ille Mr vas bet • WNW is ask sem* sod eon sok se de spied* di et • simse, es it vas, eldest lay aim bet dr biped, et MIS* la las limb of ere silrWm fps bid sea iissurwatabb Mid. der esinale's Issessees 1.1 Is Leader, is* le Os ass of diet Swab semb Ids= ureiler dm ebb 16 rids bin Wet dm* spas of la dr poem 111 • yam la de Idsepond palm bet aped • deer, It ems satin * Will by lea. Now War, lie dell was Maimed sea by ea alp* sobs sellosil so era dm it. This splosed heat ••• tosibled ow by M =pled= at a odic . . ' Abed la of l lv Osionaloo . • pompom mind poonfory sdlot from Us WWI% Ist, the II at tleatitoaqloo, to Ilto onoost of IC. Mk. ow of the loam lhad. Me. Oak dsoltssei ;dm, weans of the beeghsl Night **, at Lidkasie ; lard lesidref wee Med what, awry* aspatelse from Gtr J. Lemons te Laid Cana*. Mr. Opal was a tradiserit to latilmw. end was the fret welseder to bring tar leen& leaks awl athirst of liesed , pre tato the former dty br pressedee, width was soetsse hlly sozatiambal. Poor Mrs. (dohs= lost two ABMs sad bit Mutated der* the dip. Mn. Nap was attaeltsdl lo dr Christi= Plot .cool at Lesksow ; she lost lard belled. Mn. ebeelab's husband was s Laritnow "knit .a. kept a .e►ool st Alladded he 16 ?WI her eta lest sa WM at Lackstow. Kn. Narks lost her budded add a child at the groat dep. MUSIC. PIIILHAIXONIC SOCIETY. The third teacart teek pion last evening. The fikawbfg vas Ur propirme dohs pidsousacie : rue Destimma. *dui *** • • • • • • • • ****** - *********** • • Ilisiiimft. MI " rmle: rtii • ii 1.6 . - Arta. Dow Iti. 2 I imam! Ourn• la II let. Ifinstallair .... ****** .. latAbwai. = Se " 1 ......... - MilaiiiiVri Swift ii **** . Santee Pm * : iii .......,. ~,.„ ..... ..... ...- iamb& Vigils. Ern MIS MO MI MMINIMS is .. - ...... - ......... - - • I. ttlie- s. ... . meow liiiiiiilitiiiii:iii. D. Acomang Is the mama lailwas oiamed them omens theithemee Mace hoe ban 5 at the rd the second peat, UM demed dee Wise rd 1••••• des to melmetval of the OM lowlands. Os thecoest mariss, it ss, be observed hem the Wood at the Weis el = ... mem i t mil =l am suit is cited as the endiedly air Ole thew. la • sole is smith in the prepomme w am limed Oat the Ham Wiles d the ism main the Islowlag anodes it the slur for he Indommee The meimbemy Wag hoped the mad Weal. weght M Is pleadiris Ike MallaU. weird • oramet, ea ast It mey e ze i t g ,t barfed Mrs rod by es asthma via imam Wirth booth own mope edist all? ' " ilee ems awl= hes odium essorred aussivos, owl wo lays wished to her the as steals Psi" the Parana. tho firegeony in C air sadellisrpostV ie licadeamed domesailloareas- Idasitellmil=he iimeesseitorhes its minds boa et the wed perlasma me fresh sad soave. Ws lam Rem laud Ids spipimer *god wend su a with Ith se ham we am n l wend mr et maithmlieth essomm with oe ialy sheet Elyr a mben= i lasediled 11 .1 lishimeit's sot, the " desk" worseessat, se WM from the mom of the has la Ihe swam% whisk sembles the noise bust se ore ;lades at • pairium), wand quits in lOcrgiro e aasi et the amid pm. 't Comme la 164 the noblest, in oar opinion, era hie pirsehrts warts, woo .ems alp .:seated by • WA, vireos so Iseesweeee silhe web of the greet =Mae, los se seperisr. Ms pre sad daseical style, hie linaneas and Worth Ids atesulte• at me forcible, .:pres et sod ethemo mole We perlisemese es mammalian& it the W hedMier. It was restheed with the warmth which was it. dm. N. HOW le am of the greeteet favourites it the public, and well ammo to be so. Herr Beth who geode ids dart m • violinist cm this occasion is man, peril el Spar. Ile w ing 4 comerioe, list me mama diet l i t me sot me it We bet. t was mast ebbe ntaly written, sag tall et osormonsly dilionit Mt, like • good doll flashr's music, It smeltc, too= the lima sad Wed &see brood sad 'opal we asiedles whirl Low from the Imert maw Lisa the bred. IC Bret severthelms, showed limit • very las pekes, with s blies* twee, prese a.ew,.d semetney as weary et his 1••••mene. Me received the ap ples's des to hi lebote es • dielhaysithed Wham Witileme Clam Novae wee is 1., is video mil Ow Mtvela. We sem hosed hos Lag some igloo= n Lemeliss. • 7s ang malesis darer et pest thilehled the swims whi the simaidty mad boas with whisk Lie assi en et the lemilest is ewer irseghisd. The MUM we weeded Is the deem mod se warisr ; for, moor the mimes simicel saierallmate sow. oboe tleat la Loaders, taws ass so mama Wee th ese at the Or Ptithearamis reiety. mssisel redo. will be owed to bear that the un due/id losehis, who ss wet • oneseha at the last =l le szpr os tre aidl, at Tlike be le to perform • sad • Om& of Bach. Lotn or TUE AMMAN MAIL STEEMZEICANDACE.-- Tin CAVIA iv AND Sayllll OTROS DROWWID.—Lrres nun, heady.—Ws deuply regret W alweeme that total =baron roorind this menia, by Masan. Lind d, the assets he the •friesa Ydl flonwaip Corr =1,4 tbe teed I. with sea Una, of ths steamily belinglig Is the lbw It amen that the thardaar Ina se ha deemed ion the ma oath et•frin, irefreg ss bean, ia shies to the was awl is,,, t le otems stli t SWF rad Arty preng sad art ea Theaday , Etb she caw Ithe en. sahlea with the barns Ids nes bar, Ina hen Coal i heats, sad oilmen rweediateiy hissing. Oaplis Melt, the maw of the Momma. two pa pa, tea h of Imo new, were deedraa bat the re wednag palm el thew at board, hawses 60 wad 00 la sonimr, win an ea bred the Ida lashed sod west ea with boa The ref Ate thesi dinar was nerved this aeaaieh bi lawled arm haw Umbra Irvin hen ant lines es i• Bless. Laid ea Fistebse, hues& mealy ea the aerial of the Dwain wail seesaw Ana at lir haw p.mt. The Naas esid has Linen!: oafaft?suet, sake P_lneourit foe th e alas, aid would hen has fee at Plymouth is a he days. ATTEM PT AT AMA& Sownow.—Usely is Friday wrung, on of the ma balsa atingle at serrimalles that we ever heard of in tide net d the seep e re aped at Ontonagon in a yet ushaswa bawl, slang aerwiciosa an am t to the pia paw following are the partedare r Twereed Warr the of the Claelostanasa Oasi OneepsYs hone Is equated bsuedrately band 60 • 011. • Witt wail man is frost, mad wea Ae l atEr Mgr meet his ~al to ward la his nee dings, es Mr. Wale.'. haterrer as ie situated as the seethed lat. • la after nag Vela the entente of • e lea la at the widow of that geninsa's roam, sere else Ills Wolin of abeam di or hi brother, -tea ls % ab. Imes. welds then; mat lona ten hews that =. arias, a nglies a gy b i e r e g a m le ee sheep/ with wen at the rot Arai err, berg ter ea pima of had, abed lie ssolor—Sto SIM awl ether wean opperel of Mr. J. Weird grlddi von larteraft Or new wen contritely Atha Una ithenatka blot sea Is the Proftrator-litha he Im:=1/ 1 • 1 • 16 01 is the end, sad made • mat bet as yet be bee an bees able artnee llig eft nay party. A bon helinet dens Wrist* the servant bad carealas to go oat to Or pooSelleo. Os gotsg oat she am a was about the gnawer; a bar Moe be was al there. !firmly after Mali. the deer, • alight no wee weds at the wisdom hat as wee. Ina tan ef it, sod oho west to bed. Tho moot ;awns loos had, kst so searlmo paid tt, ohs dot it vas a poottitor dr ofjadelts &IL Tido sso as moll, Str, bad ito Ono so, It world, so doubt, love smog kat sod tho swam of No Wass good int of —__ Tea idwia Pared, as seek whale emaearan woe bkly aeseemed et a erowil mewled rat* is New Yak, be wiles a haw, prised la be American eel ear Hat " awe is ant Oa wed of Noah it.'M be Imola eel rbery Twee bet awe Is we& la the Ham mega lea bee barestamd, bat be alle by the tbouglit tie etas seebet bee bass estesiel as by as boor to edam ebb* to all Me et Mit, sad Hat h 1 vela br an Mate ell kla bre M.I. to kb la eatemies mood le lbe is areataame ea as dives retort, O As wall est MS timid le te yea, le ye able is " We =by be edertlesmale bat the players boa got Dates* the bead queen el be resat newnwas. SPORTING. TATTRIISA LL'B--110xDAT. The Cheater settling for a keg WWI stop* epteektion on coming erects. Accounts, however, were equesed with the utmost regularity, and ism element sod as put hoes were repored. Tha " Maritaarz MOM te haw thrown In for a largedelet. sod the eihmweteof Ida kelt% tittle. who backed Welty early ha the stmee, and who had co opportualtT of brig* their mom nand a good be. Ware on the tight side. Bpeculatioo on the Derby wet penned with some brisk ness. Fitz Roland waa still looking up, and after 6to 1 bad been laid against Met, 9 to 2 rod 426 to 100 were booked about him. Tosophffite wee firm at his Chester potence, and at 6to 1 he was supported for several hundred pool. These odds were currently offered at the clots. wee also backed several times at the quoted pri l l in C Fled= homes seemed in very bad odour. Clydesdale pears to be quite gone. A alight donoostratioe wee at OM time toads in favour of Eclipse, about whom 100 to 6 vas taken .• kindly ;" but before the close 20 to I Woke loses Wee obtaMed. Rio stable coospeake Sedbury received Tory treble support at 20 to I. Physician wee basked et prices ranging from 20 to I to 16 to I the latter adde obtainable about him at the close. Beadsman sewed Mks elected by the steady support catoaded to hie etabie com panion Fitz and antral investment won nods on him at 25 to I. In , the last bet that came nadir oar notice was 23 to 1-400 to 100 was takes about het, sad Fitz Roland coupled. Many inquiries were made after Yr. Orateick'es lot, about which 20 to I was takes, while Deceiver and Ethiopian win backed outright at the odds quoted. The batting an the Oaks was too lunitad to rec t alopecia] comment, and the k w transactions on the errata wen not worth notice. DIM. : : Ma l ad . Ilawilaim mam idrl . Rtd o ff, Ito to 14 to . JIE Iv4i p, um 11l 13 to 10 to t i . . Ba l it o l d WI ft to I li m :Limn Mita' 21 to al . 14 to t Wit' LS to lir . . . MI so so 1013 to $3 I. . • a l4 1000 211 WA to to 1 1 1 Bans Palkweilts Siellanof• Itl IS to MS lir 2otwe Bawle% two " =IOW 10 ID to 1 Lb. 1 3204•14110 4 . _lO4 -RI °AUL 4 16. 1 .514 Z,..`= god "ralcri. i• ... "eampler'ol BATE AND BOXINUT COUNTY 111111110. • swum of Soma aiiii • 4 bile. or a ra " 'A ir sB 7 6 KVAt ili .. At t als; loan eals Ismillatatir 'Dar 04 sook in awl aim by IP Milt la Ike swig of as so ars a n e • Tao WimPooSs et 10 asio, auk adi e r i r2 allle. Oil IMO; est i Mll . l . as, sarallm SO r lir . Ill t ft. d abL, 0,2 f 1 . 111 I, ' .. • 4 ir; °V 44. I f ID • • • '''' •te ...c 1 ... -- a4 . IL - - ,••• ...--. - 1' t '7 :-.., 1 :•-..... - '•• ( ."-I— , , •7" Pori„ i • •10. " MA en: - .. t i rmr: . 4 . ls " ali'll it • Ilk• WNW INV „oatweals mew aft, To ON all go no liemL .. _. 1111aame. l st e lb •• Calla •• st U lts I ....... ......... 8 T t V 4 .... ...... ..... 8 3 ... iiiiii .. ...........:« i 4 4 4 • il l 12 11 k da ......... ..... i ..... • 1 le -.......... ......... I ......... W a wa • ... ........ ... I 4 T 4 I bronco ............. 1/ 3 811 I l e i rkaiiiiiiiiiiiiiszoscar on. 5015.*11=4114404* le los Min by olowbossot soWslorrofitleembsoo otttelm was 8 44 ' sooty aim Can wool iliZ Am a lb I I II 7 I Ovoid shimi L ... ... I ti 3 ..... I 1 I lain ram Ilattiiiiiiiat Mows Ile swooloy "MIS Wils 6.l.ll lsaffiskos io .1"1114 1 1 .411 1 */ aim of wrens. r=wo 11l eon el i ith i a sis ete bo di =o4 ft a a aas oiled as sway a aye A a =Me los ..... ...• • ............... lie r e giiii . .7 • •• - ...... - ..... ....... •• - - • 4 • —... ....... 1 1 F... . ... • , Ammo tioli 4 Boootm U I "W. 1.." T . 1=.1.............• 4 a 12` . s 4ID lbso Tao Boozy* of liosouit am • Vete glini Id ; *gob ast t'al,°;"%otitbe Etas& liortirerrk i " tor Mt, 146 ; II ter . Mb. x for lef. me • MN Moms so be raw kis oftor 'sae syn. Led shim. plus fltrx . over k so jo to lbs toso u r ,l l . .-cjgr alk o at Os •••11111101 a• Bows Itaanab st a c Cotswold. Kew sm. . losys at at Priam.. . Aloslo. la. tea Yost Urfa. ow Wog ot tbs = l l/ass. Pami gatosn is. . mg of Coady: fby mina out ti Nair r liar* Coo llorobsoo. Utolosid. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADKIAALIT, MAT 10.-.ATTOINTII ENTS.-Lini- MAW H. It. emir (364), to the Growler, steam gunboet, the appeisment of Lieutenant Morrell baring been can celled. 11lae•-11. Weller to the Brunswick $O, mew steam-ship, Mediaeval's= sieekns. PayMaster—C. Roams* (1846) te be comptroller of vlo- Mallow sod transport anotae, vice T. T. Grant, esperaa nomad. UNIPZZSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, MAT 10. MIDDLI CIA/M EXAMISATIOne.—The following pettiness have @beady been named es sameison ender the Awhile "Gmernstng the lizembeelen a/ those who ere net Mentben MI the tralvereity :" Reeimente et Faith sag Re- Higion—The Roe. W. Themes, D.D., Provost of Qunees College; the Vat. Ambikeroa Harriette, ILA., Mkt Church. Preadary Examineekm—F. R. Ilendford, Req., 8.A., Mimi Oconee Cenaid.ellee; Thwilere M.A., %Biel College, Civil hooka Commielon. Hutsad Ligenstars—Rev. 8. Chart, ILA., M Hall, of the Training College, Bellereen; i a. W. Church, Mow of Oriel College; M. ark, D.C.L, T he College, Vinerien Higher Paper—The Ret. A. P. Stanley, M.A., Caste el Church, Proksenr of Rocississocal History. LsOm—Rev. T. F. 1141111111 y, M A., VlOO Principal of PIIOOIIITED Camp; Rev. W. B. T. Jaws, M.A.., Lecturer of treiver shy College. Greek—The Vag Rev. A. P. km dere, D.D., Christ Church, Dean of Pelieborough. Higher Clessisel PiTlis Very Rev. H. G. Lidgell, Dees of Christ Chetah. nuseh--11. Jake Bee, Freark Tweet In the Taylor Institutiou. German—M. Meths statics— W. Spottiewoode, Esq., M.A., Baikal College, her Makety's printer , R. J. Smith, Esq., M.A., Fellow of Ral ik! College. Ifechanim—W. P Deakin, Eq., Y.A. Mai vereity College, Basilian Professor of Astronomy. Natural Philosophy —B. C. Brodie, Esq., 8.A., Balliol College, Pro fessor of Chemistry. Drawing, inoludiag—l. Fres Read Drawing; 2. 3. Design; 4. Architectural. Drawing—J. Raatiß ILA-, Christ Church ;W. Dyee, Esq., BA. ; G. Riehwoed , Esq., B.A. ; E. P. Cockrell, Esq. ; 8. Evans, Req., el Eton College. Mmio—Rev. 81: P. G. Gin, Bert., Y.A. ; D. Has. Proimmor of Meek, Grit MIIILDIE OF A °MUMPS"' NEAR COUNT/Y.— About five o'clock oa limeday sweralng, three metrall kern as poachers, named Winless %Ma, James and Charles Coloott, called at tits house of Mr. New knew of Rytoo, war Coventry, sod Mated that they died the deed body of • men in the Mgt road. Mr. New bad went to the •pot, and found that l a body was thee at • Oven, in the service iLr. Beech, of =t igr et its hid received a gun-shot waned ht the neck, and had evidently alien without a struggle, se his right head was in the pocket of bie 'booting-jacket. The three men wen afterwarda taken into custody, ars wen two eases armed Klagrow and Kimberley, elm sews !mown la haw bees sear the spot at the time the murder Is segreel he,, beau oommltred Kingrow admitted this, end seed he boor age go of a little Ware Ow o'clock that ereelem The prisoners were brought before the magistrates josteedny,, rd reremlod till Wednesday. An inquest will be WM lo day. 1101M1 Edlesnerrole Mum x.—During the wash endim u lay 8 the Alto n have bra r &now" Oa , Tuesday, and fletorday (tree days) 8,872; le Very may (free evenlage) 4,521; cm the One sera& der (armies to the_ Bd.), 1.718: am oendones. me* (Wednesday) , 1p • bid, 12,272. [Advertieetnemq—HOLLOWAili OINTKIST AND hue weesearmar ireicwoots roe ems Our et streease Les Woven , me tee at Tome Ties' OWDINII. amber d dove • lewd Is lbw ronealse sada wag Ines owe sot visaed Way line=Near thasfiele, mondi hi en amass &deed hoe set eeret a L totem, Wore issenre eel& Pane nee !IMM . ewe dd sem,* I:Wra "' =l.= ..d...'"=" 1 ="2"1.7 =l , l_ .12 =ZIA see es Proteder =mews esdesimook 114.111sini. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, M. AQUAZIB4I7ON OP Till MBTBOPOLITAN POOR 24T118. A very numerous deputation, introduced by Mr. Ayrton, M.P., waited upon the Earl of Derby yew Medal, in Downing-street, for the purpose of harem lag upon the Prime Minister their views respetdag the expediency d having one equal and ealmeal poor me for the whole of the metropolis. those whom we recorded were Mr. Looks, 11 4 ,17 2 e Roupell, M.P., the rectors of St. George's in the Beet sad St. Clement Danes, Mr. Alderman Sidney, Au, hat the whole deputation numbered about 100 genUmen sad cam. prised representatives of the majority of the nistropolitas pried& Mr. Amrox, in introducing the daputatiem stated that the inequality of metropolitan ratings had been more than once brought under the notice of *parliament, and this tee des a bill on the 'object, introduced by himself, stood for • mead reading on Wedoseday next. A &pasta* respect * that bill had waited on the President of the Poor-law Bond, sad he had stated some objections to it. The object of ins h i le ms 4r. Ayrton's) bill was simply to deal with the great of the rats in this wise. It ha the pucka est- Uneent a• it wee at meat, but imposed men a 'pedal bead of justices , nominated ll= the whole beach at rarer madam the duty of examining the poor-rate accounts, at the eall des& year, ascertaintm . the insamkb and, after care ful allasin and the dinallowasea of al extravagance or Imp ex bud, of equated( the payment in • fair and mamba manner. Lord Diary 'eked how this body etiolation was to be ap pointed P Mr. dYliTut: said they would be selected by the whole beech of Patios" si quarter Mons, se in the case of county =,, It being felt that to appoint delegable from the various would have an invidious appearance, sad might aka the impartiality of the decisions. Mr. Fain. at said that the deputation memesd Ikea a nesting held lest month, at which were present the nre sentatives of 1,390,381 inhabitants of Loden In short two and • half millions out of the nine d rate able property in the metropolis was repeended. Ltd - Dar—lld wee to say repremisehm from the perkier, the whole of the population deal& me so much. Mr. Fowize—A Me Ind hem emu b aid parochial bred, and the latter bed end ten dreamistkes. Eh- MOM ikellepolitan ineiminsits„ repiriendiss an Im m e nse =IM led added their tareseksa, twenty-dve of been held in diNieed 2 = el the mieropolis. The palls bang was indely as kagsalayief the reek and Mom an deer psalm ha boa • id ate meld be promoted lopadionenton this dam= SIDNEY Iranit air ralppirled tie of e eli the cited Sir J. Y. a iir t ape.d as eandele to the uniform nate, end expremed Me hope that, as we bed der get a truly liberal government, this very im peded ee_a problem wool/ Mee a earlelltalery eolstles. Lard Dead thought thet he Ace dm , areedy Me power el equates the Mr. Loons, M.P., rid that we mak dak the parish Itself, ad had no bemire over the ed s gparish«. met,depetatka comphdad of wee the imerality of the which in me metrepolitsa perid wee sad be mother 4e. 6d. (Holz, bear.) Aldrllllllll SIDNIT said that they were aw crud for poor raw practically under the law of lakasse, es no medadat of the kw bed es yet interbred with the rateable an He thought that bill would answer army redid wpm and therefor's'''. The Bee. Mi. N'Or ra, of St. George'e-in-this =gto be baud ea behalf of • perch my of the ot whisk were essenntly on the verge of dam • Ie Oat perish the usual Zooms to a destitute pew we Is. • week and a 41b. loaf, which wee wholly in seMidene he wort Ws. (Ham.) When he appealed to the =rler ama liberal dusty, he was admired that yas shady 4s. to the pound, and that 4,000 IMINIMINI• had hat Weed for in recovery. The samba ect=issie et dild in et Georgs's-in-the-Bast had in immay dabs the last 10 years, end the number of rem who had died th in e actual priestion in that parish Mee MI amounted to no len a total than 3,292 CITL(Hear, hear.) The rev. meeker proceeded ISlMarinin of the ratesge of the 183 perishes el the metropolis, from which it appeared that there were 22 under fled. he the pound, 50 under Is. 41 from L. to lc 6d.; Si, Is. 6d. to 2s. ; 23, 2e. to Bs. ; and 14 our Si. The prom natal of the parish es rated under 6d. in the pound was 1,682,4011., and the property value 1,889,6 W. ; while in the me of the parishes rated at over 34.. the groat natal we 202,5151., and the property value 266,2011. (Hear, hear.) I During the last 20 years, in consequence of metropolitan Ins. movements and from other noses, the rich parishes were getting richer, and the poor getting poorer, until at admit a date of things had arrived as nude it neoessery for the clergy to come (nth and appeal to men in power to see whether some legislation might not be adopted to check the domino! progress of so large • section of London as was included in the over-rated per shat. In conclusion, he would impulse upon the noble earl the importance of a petition to parliensat from eighty-eight metropolitan clergymen, in sup • port of some more equitable system of rating than was in tame at present. Mr. BLAIIIIFORD said that much of the prima deplorable date of things in the poorer perishes at Loads arose from the trreanoveability of dupers after flu year settlement, and the dada of right of residue' to meats in the wealthier parishes. The number of dimmed' moped ie Fulham, the union whisk he represented, led harmed from 400 in 1852, to 4,000 last year, and there were 16,000 servants in St. Games, Heaeveramerawho, when old sad sick and helpless, were at once removed from that wealthy parish into the poorer plain of their birth. (Hear, bear.) Fulham, from its hip area, sad the number of in- Mr houses in it, was extremely subject to pauper Mr*. Yen, and named ttrMvomb from the amount of in ram. He thought that r. Adtoore bill would provide an ample remedy for the evils compielmd of ; but if that were not greeted, he hoped a "Mot essamitue would not be refined, to which the might mitigeted. (Hear, hear.) Or it thew rotbe hi k another way, by repealing the immoveable sot, md .ane taking the dOt of settlement from many paupers VII. INNS WI/ • borthen on the hinds. Dr. CRALLIM urged the wake! view of the question on the mines ralenter. Ms MIMI at the mortality they writ aped to the air whim ef Landon in the event of ammo wkter. He al tat Mad Mond to Mr. Ayrton's Nil, hada Med MA thine eilso se km* had taken the ham dads k ed limn be age he bid a remedy for so past or mud el ed. Mr. Loren Mimed that the President of the Poor-law Bead had no agonies to a committee. He suggested, he thereare, that de hill should be read • second time and re rd. ATRTON hoped that the matter would be fully con sidered by the government between that time end WV:lDM day am% sad pointed out the danger of allowing the question to becomes • subject of agitation with four or eve hundred thosiesd men writhing under the imprewon that her or be thenesnd wealth p eople ware standing between theme il their esbeistance. Hear, hear.) The Ire DISHY ha vinglistened with great patience mad strentice to the several spokesmen of the deputation, ex pelled his strong impressi on that, however much the evils molted were to be d e , the remedy pointed to was little better, going as it di to the eabverelea of the whole ptinci pie upon which the poor law wee beaded. Therefore, he did not me bow the government wild esectros a second reeding of the bill pro fore* with a view to • 'sleet nom mitres, seeing that the mooed reading of a bill wee the stage In which its principle was sanctioned by the home. He feared that if they altered the sees of rateability, the interest is god local management now felt by the inhi bition" of each district would d• and that we should soon metre to all the frauds sad of the old poor-law. The awe et the metropolis was peculiar in ice grierranme, bat if yea eves established a uniform system of rating there, be did not me how it could keg be withheld from the whale °sentry. when all individual Wend in the proper manage. mat of the rata would be destroyed. That wee what made him hesitate, and be that the rum °petrels meat have been enpraeeei bf the Prodded at the Poor-law Hosed. He did not think fiat the hulked could have con sisted to refer the coccus. to a seised esismitem but that what he agreed to rehr te • select emenium we the pmatioel working et an net peeled mime= mime respicdes the isdegiet which led am bee to ism in a dad LAW. With moped to the ementies of irremovability while mese meeker* of the legiatellne urged Is % b ulimia= had meetly received • delpitelies composed of eambees, VMS, complidet leek en emit* opposite dismitim They preyed for inquiry with a view of asenidirehly shertiabg the period required m give a legal setthemet, mid melidag reeldeat• vet the id at the pad pads' indialeet. In hie erb the the seise werldog at the law be • mey it selfest bet he ssest say ermaW that. kali( the et the gran" his peemat impremien emleilwee not le Imam at Yr. Aorta's DM not beams it might ate Mind refill. bet beams he thought the the tesa hr litierlies abet would anspletely meaterbilsoce eimetego Of aerie the dickies_ lay with the of demos@ bet, es the deputation asked the epidea if the eignionimt, he readidly gave it. The deputation having Oinked his hardship for his 02111 , WWI stlestion, withdrew. CAPTURE OP A RIM SLAVII.—A letter from an oiler as board the gasket Jasper, Liwataneat sad Corn meal" H. Pyre, says We hare oaptarod and brought In, I may safely say, ths largest and richest prise aver cap tured in the slave tide. She is a WI-rigged end fest-man ism ship of 750 tons brisk, with • fall slave equlpmest, 17for their sereessee. She also led ma board r ims eld to tha ss agrt 2,260 awes Spear& sad wr abets Bar wee sad arra swims. We aspired kr g i lls mirk alda of Maras" ea the 2111 of Nark beams are sad tea a.a., air berm rand her Ihramelt aa ths previous rot, to perehaes art ever alma far dr bird at Culla. - We had radar es terse tar resat bar sad bad roan. At area lie (6, peddle, earsaaathr Veiny) hove is sight rdjdrd shim, hal hips rem et a ustd the prow wee War She, herever, abed as sad we wan whir Me at kr, alma she lowered her ray* bat did rd Imre te Ili tar rare ahote wore dream We harded rad arahr d kr. She had ew papas, Blare ewer wee lyre ea w soda desk, eat their farrow is a ere fa the mown at the mar hatchway arcked ' Itereadra,' at whisk pia ray the ere t We ere tamed elm Mae Led awe pita tor larked, 811.1, art mar bred, tar sot is fte place, ragas,' tad SOO Isse el wrier is there, ma immense quark, at dea, Was, raw Mad salt lA, 18 ponacheoas of run, aid elbow aserearee., The Styx gene, bat the Jasper wfil share fa tie proceeds of a prise tern the previous day by the Styx." BT. MARX'S HOSPITAL. In the year 1836 a private individual, Mr. Hal ms, the oedema surgeon, conceived the idea of founding an hospital for the cure of a clew of diseases which required more special care, skill, and attention than the ordinary cata logue of Ms which With is heir to," and which at the seam time was most newsiest amongst the dares which could worst afford such special skill and attention. 81. Mark's Hospital was Minded by him, and so great has bees in success, that between the time of its foundation and the present day 10,981 afflicted persons have been received, sad the isafority successfully treated within its walk. For the year 1867 the number of patients received was 723 ; of these there were materially relieved, 338; discharged cured, 2134 incurable from irregularity of attend ance, 16; died from consumption, 1; still remaining under treatment, 81. Everything 81 the of the institution has during the pit year indicated tL ielt drep n held it has taken in the sympathies and charitable *slam of the public. Governors have died ; but numbers of gentle ma, squally influential, ban hastened to fill their and ea endowment fund has been established, which to bard until it retches 6,0001. I. addition to Dr. l= the eminent physician to the famitution, and Mr. the header the committee have been able to serene the sa vior of Memo. Imam Rabid Lane sad peter Teems (Midland, fellows of the Royal Cease of dergeoms, as eagle. tent-eargeoas to the ineritatioa. The mode of treatment find adopted at St. Mark's Hospitalises sow become the fixed practice at all the lastitatime ; but odd the admission into the pared goyim is Ist bored mammy resources of the barbel. To Mr. adman, the fixsolss, the ealecribers have deleneded to present • fia• length t, to 'had the pear wedged of the hospliel ameno add • had, to be pressated to Mrs. Islam. Thews facts we brought out in the coarse of the Chairman's (H. Hear% Id.) eddied when dewing the toast of the evaideg. The adman was supported by Sir C. Barrel, Mr. flanadary Potter, Dr. 8 P• 1 1 18 , B. Aliened, Esq., and about 150 gentlemen interested in the wows of the charity. An innovation into the ordinary ratline of loyal oratory, when proposing the Queen's health, VW paraded by the chairman, in introducing the subject of Ommedloa, with the announcement that 4000 of the Id 4 ware lady to lake part in the next debate of the lassior Chamber. Having, however, astonished the adegmy samewhet hi the irrelevancy of his remarks, Mr. Ham am redent time to complete good humour by enetsweelug the be bed lad hawed 1001. for the liberty he bog taken. Whim psweselag the teem of the evening the abekmen took media to nomennee that the founder, Fre ddie.' Illehnon, En., was la each • date of health as to be unable to attend ca the orririsa, but his eon was present, and all be (the chamois) beg to ray was that he boded he mold turn out as geed a rem as bin father. (Load ohms.) Twenty years ego, when Mr. Sinn Emir Ma first mom, about 120 drams and in a smell mem mil 1601. wee sub earthed ; but eines then sr. mash bri uestalases of the foundation Escrowed that the amber ef awed patients nearly approached 12,000. Mr. delmisee tradament was so sun assdel that the knife had almost disappeared in the treat ment of the diseases received into this institution. The taiwas now • model of comfort and even loamy, and regretted was that may 24 oat at the 50 beds it amalgam& were occupied. la cosalusion, be called pan es u the small public to emulate the amen patron gives the institution the =asthma donation of 3,0001. At the conclusion of the chairmaa's speech, the seorebuy, Mr. Whbkin, read the report and list of dowdier, including 1001. from the chairman, Mr. Sendiresa 6W., Mirchent Taylors' Compare 30 guineas, Edward Alleard, 201 George Smith, ~ fil., auxiliary society of poor ISM i 6 Zir(being . dace the commeseenent), and amount the whole to 1,0001. Mr. J. Hoare gave " The Vies- Presidents," to which Mr. C. Bums returned thinks, and stated from his own knowledge that Mr. Saimaa, the founder, had sacrificed • prudes at 2,0001. • year is order that he might give up hie whole flee to the Methadon. Mr. hands had charge of the mulled sersarewets, and Mr. Harker was toastmaster. The dinar gave generalmatidection. NIEMAN HOSPITAL, RALSTON. Last evening the anniversary festival of this insti tution took piece at the London Tavern, Eishopegate-semet, under the presidency of the Eight Hon. Lord Cam:worn, who was supported by his Excellency Count Bernatorif, Dr. Recker, minister of t e Haim Towns, the Count Keilmen 'eggs, Sir Culling Eardly, Bart., and a large number of German merchants and other gentlemen. Amongst the more • nt toms ma that of the " Foreign Sovereigns sae Prunes, and Senates of the Free Cities of Oaseriny, =tor-pairoas of the institution." To this toast Keilmanaegge, the Hanoverian minister, re sponded. In proposing the toast of the evening, " Prosperity to the German Hospital," the Chairman said it was found that about oneefth of the In-patients had been English ; and he might observe that it there were not a hospital which admitted Germans, our English hospitals would be compelled to receive them. In alluding to the statistics of the charity, his lordahip drew attendee to the fact that the income of the hospital during the last year amounted to 3,2571. 6s. 3d., of which sum 1,6671. 13s. 2d. was collected at the last enalvereary dinner. The anneal sabscriptions amounted 1,0361. 17s. Bd., of which 88 gainer were new subscriptions. The liabilities at the sod aZ Irt year were 1,4001., beteg 3001. more than in the year 1866; bat the income in 1867 was 6001. Yee than la the previous year ; the number of paWnts relieved fa 1867 exceeded that of 1866 by :,100. ng this year the number of in-palliate bad amounted to 866, and the ontlatkoita had reached 10,487. Since the opening of the institution the number re lieved at the hospital dispenaary was 42,496, of whom up wards of 28,000 were Knit& ; at the Extern Dispensary 16,400, and at the Western Ittryseeery 6,481; melts( a total of 70,880. The total amount of enboorlptione announced was over 2,0001. Cabo itutlltgtna. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.-MAY 10. Sittings in Error.—Beare Justiote Wightman, Erie, and Crampton, and Bateau Bramwell and Ciliation. 101111T8 C. 11111111•11).-MLNITIATION. The point in this case which was not stated, wee whether an arbitrator awarding, :ad fining In the award, his own costa to be paid for his award, vitiated the whole award. Ilr. Hugh Hill contended that the court mold not hold that the whole award was bad becalms the arbitrator owed the sum be was to receive, provided it was a reasonable sum. The court said that in the present case the arbitrator bad not stated the amount, but that ha, being a niosiver la the case, stated that he bed deducted his coats from his expenses. Mr. Hill said the parties had an opportunity of web, what the amount of the receiver's amounts wee, far they were delivered to than. Kr. &will contended that the award waa bad, for the arbi trator could not fix an indefinite nun, and could not take an indefinite sum. There being a difference of opinion amongst the sabers of the cant, judgment was reserved. 11111110111:4 V. TAYLOR: CHlPria. This was a writ of error kola the Court of Common Pleas under the following cirourestenoes. On the 28th of = 1867, the plaintiff caused a cheque for 1281., the standing to his credit, to be drawn on the London 'auk Stock Bank. It was reseed with two lines, between which ware written "and Co." The degas was =aloud Ina let. ter to a person In Dults-staga, likaceseser-eaters, bat the cheque was takes out al ohs letter, end the latter only deli vered. On Gawky big made at the beak it was head that the cheese bed bees pad, but whoa presented it did mot bear the erase lines er tat weeds "sad Co " The ylsin tiff brought Mad spirt the beak,. bat the Jury st the trialhere bed bug so negligence on the psi of the deliadant, for when they gave their verdict. • rule was ataseasently obtained elder the verdict for the plated, ca the pawl thst pima& am apt authorised, but the Court a/ Comes Plus bid tint the la the weds "aid Ce" keeked se pH el the therm who pre swasekend diadems the bah was not Nab's. ►_ _ Yr. i r ial New ewitendol — thedtheweeethy of the cheque rendered it enehr the remit statute no Weer made to the tower, but only threeph • bank. If • bank could pay • world cheque seep through s Danko/ the Waled* bed not altered the law eroording to the latention of the lephistora bank. NIL Heron Braswell said it wee rowdyrowdy • eestbs to the Mr. Lush—lt is earthing more. Mr. Baron Branwsid—lt is an emphatic caution, than (Laughter.) Mr. Lush said the Idiot of crossing the cheque was that the beak could only pey the cheque to a banker. A subse quent holder had as posse to cross the cheque, but here the drawer bed aimed it Ideas/14 end had the bank paid it In petarees ef hb war ? Mr. hake Crosplee—The warms " end Co." was to operate as a anodes a the beam, ba are the cheque had sot those werde—they bed bus meet Mr. Lea aid re MOMS nessied es e Mr. Jades Ifigbiern—Seppeee• beel li a " Ziftlf struck out the weeds "and C 0.," wan that be • forgery, Mr. lash—Then the bear would not pay It. The shade tan not preidat a bed Ye holder from ebetteg the amasser the balms ewer the cheek ; bat if he Marie out the ergama sena lad did est pet In others, thetas tank an when the elope wee draws wee bead sot to pay It. The evert an Oration that the Judgment sr as court below sheer be lead. The cram( d the risque had reheaa to the Mae whoa as cheque wee panted, but in ads istabisas, whin painted, It had es Woody; or direction apes it—JMpteed efineet. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-11At 10. IN 11 BARROW AND lAIMOND. Adjudication in bsakntptcy area mode Me (harp Barrow mod Norge filesaraesk tfhtAwnh a ZlE of Brainhalkereat, the petition fa wheat or We the other day. BURNING 01 , 11118211,4114042 001421 81'14Y UX IW3 Y!88188IPPI The steamboats Ocean Spray and Keokuk were burned about five miles above St. Lani/ on the 22nd inst., end twenty of the of the former as lout their lives. The Omen pray, at the time she took firs, was resift with the Hannibal City, and the widest mem to have been canoed through the grossest cerelassnies. The follow tug of one of the passengers we copy from the St. Louis Democrat Mr. Denieton is from Lynchburg, Ohio, and was on his way to Florence, on the Illinois rlver. He mays when the boat started from St. Louis the Hannibal City backed out just behind, and when tinder good headway Ow was about 100 yards in the rear. He mays that when the Ocean Spray was within about a milt of wtt she took fire he saw the Hannibal City gaining on her, and the commend was given to put turpentine in the furnaces. assays he had been very much Interested in the rase, end had token a paid= in front, where the steps come down together, so that be could see them firing up. T =llret threw fa reale, and then the mate suggested to The imp** was by when the order was prat, an some of the men went down into the hold end brought up • barrel of turpentine, which had been consigned to some person in Peoria. The men took an au and split a hole in the head of the barrel, and then, under orders of the mats, dipped the fluid out end threw it over the coal that was lying by. This was not expeditious enough, and the heed of the barrel was knocked Its, and • bucket with • pie* of rope to it was used to dip out the turpentine. The barrel at this time was standing not roans than six feet from the furnace dome. After dipping with the bucket and eprinkfing the cods, sticks of wood were taken up and their ends _plunged Into the barrel and then laid down between the banal sad furnace. WM* lying Mere one of the firemen, In pain oat his rake, jerked a live ooal, as is supposed, on the wood, when it was hear diately ignited sad blued up furionelp. The mate swore at the men, sad ordered them to throw water on the fire. The water seemed to drive the flames to the barrel, which was soon all &Mina. The mete grew furious, and, cursing the hands, aniseed them to men the barrel overboard. In attempting to do this the barrel was upset, end the burning fluid in en instant spread ape over the deck, and poured in fiery torrents down into the hold. At this Way of "Fire I" was shouted, and the alarm beau* geese& Yr. Desist= mays he immediately ran metafre for his lugg ge, which was in state-room No. 26. He dragged his teak and carpet-sack as far as the clerk's offioe, Whell ks sew the dames coming in at Ike dear fa frost of them. Rs dropped the trunk and umbrella, and made • dub for the stairway through the flame.. Sawelerw, he says , he reached the bottom of the metre, bat net wWesi havlsg ids lak and eyebrows many beep aged. Hem, et the terwsrl deck, he found a &read et amen all waft der the beet to strike shore. HeJump& when the rest dd, sal leaded leanly, he began be Yrs* In Ile river sll the piers d weed or logs he could pair en the the.. While en the shore he saw the women rushing over the top of the boat, same on the hominess sad mew, even with their children up on the Thum our Ow help, end scream. log from the fright of the issesene. lan sew ens maths, being three children to the edge of the heftier roof, the oldest being probably 'bent to. yawl aid. Me lest might the youngest in her mess, mat Amperage Mag. It stook the shore with greetven d suet hem been asebnely injured. The NOM odd nee threw as for, sad it fell in the water, where its Mho balk peddling above the surface, arrested the stesalion damns genii awn s , who reached in sad saved it. The third shMbedng se imam fell farther from share, and wail peke* lime been drowned but for some noble-leeerted men, who, having fnoa the efforts of the heroic menthes, IMO he heed and brought Wchild 00 the andiss and te the shore. mother afterwards Impel into the water, and nue rammed. Oesieton says some bur or No Imam VIM hurl dinging to one woman who was bolding on to the Mir of the dear of the West. The captain, eleek, oi Ltiet, fl oSsale were saved. All the cabin boys but one, were saved. Mr . Denieten MARLBOROI7OH-BTREST. says that one of them wed hie *Wm and the others lays Hams, • young girl, living se servant at 78, Nor haring loot all, he genermilly oiled Ms onlbe woodrobo, towatmet, Fitaroy-agaan, was charged with otheapting to ad took them out behind the trios to theme theft sisthlem. comatit said& The seemed be a stets of post He saw one poor Irishmen sitting on s log crying over the nervous maltement. lone Obis brother. lionsall at zsond said that about ono that morning ha was Mr. DelditOD relate, that while the dimes were mew be going Ip-row, whoa be observed the prisoner saw moms poor weals at the MMus just to tent ef th e sitting on step of a doer , and se she looked very wildly wheelbase. Those on shore shouted to Sr Whim& while about he wed up to her, cad found her with her bead_ sup the attempted to do, but sr smith her *Msg, ad to bee throat, with her eyes wof wady out her bead. smog in under th e roiling down into the osighlsomon, Os doer eziuninatiou he band ohs bad a of Moos ribbon where all was ma blame of die. tied so tightly round bar ask as almost lee Aoki her. Re Mr. Denison thinks them moot have been km tits 012 tried to bath it, bit the_ imisenew resided despeately, Nos lost. He thinks them were mos de or 70 making several atiespis to d ie blur . Owing two cabmen in all, and a rood many of thine hub panagers.— se or* pem he ailed to them, but they would kenasp At Herald, April 27. ins aeon for • countable, and the was Ste eir. CEN7RAL CRIMINAL COURT. Jan Smith surrendered to take his trial for misdemeanour. Mr. Bodkin end Mr. Poland appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. Bls me counsel for the defendant. It tedl be necilected that the defendant was tried at a pre vious sod= Ow forging a label. The prosecution was in seitneed by a Mr. Berwick, who is the ßa c ea riseor of a pa- Mild Mile known •• " Borwrre Powder," and the we. id. out that the had In the hsbit of dhiribei se a spurious artlole ter tl o s sur 4bakteg end that he had attached Mein le beer fa r ie dgthire of the prosecutor, and y Me WM used by him, to the of he odd. was convicted of the offence of forgety, but the Re order reserved for the ceeskkration of the Court of Appeal the "Mica whether the ant imputed to the proem aenemesd en the olireed *pm at unman law, sal, epos iq tho 'rime dordedthat k dld not se and that it was ak an ci 1=1 , 7 false preemies, and the am me there're Mr. Sleigh now adipay tiie mut, and mid the de hedent would prod le the co et asoperelerm and he tam& that lers h = that ldane Ines eserMstion the drew that the dsiminet bad aullined an hiperamme el SOINIO swank and that his beldam Wen eatindy raised by these prooesdiap, would he mane If ha mewed We a romplimeese le appear and make the judgment et the emit, it he sled be Wild apes Os de se: fedi& odd dad die eldest et th e peesseska no doubt wee towhee Ido hien* in the article in quietism, bet et*, seer time be aloe disked le prevent*, public from being tillanded brpareineing en snide that wee wow putatively wsetbison. He was - mans to avoid the con do of apples to the Court et Cbenowy, sad thereby w ring very heavy eta% gad Milk ad view the indistsend for forgery had been palmed whet doe prionstr, end the Jury upon the facts bed toyed tbe phew guilty d dot offenoe. The Court a/ Criminal Awed boil done dedied that this conviction could sot be suggerted, but et the IMO time the judges oureduc en *aka dot ibe est earembod no to obtaining mo witey hhne pi es, sdess end the ripener was w charged h e. smite gimlet guilty h that charge, however, Ls was eontent, on dos girt et ill prosecution, taking into steethoulien ehe that lbe dished est had already ealbred an heptiadmeni el a month or six weeks, that the come singgeoled by his Is and hind should be taken. -- The defendant then MIrN folo Mr rosordoinoo of 1001. to appear and receive janiminn on aflame anion if he should have notice to do so, emit* was dbeharged from custody. John Beal, 27, brioolbusioy woo eherild with robbery with violence upon Chorus Janke. Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted. Mr. Whim woe mould for the The robbery boded le the rimer wea committed oaths 28th of July loth The preestekor, it will be recollected is • publican la Deorkut, Isisestosquirs, end on the morning of the day issathinsid, about One o'clock, for men entered his homes mod rooked Melds( at the bar until they were alone with the ter, vitso one ot them sod denly seized him round throat and nearly Moped Ito and the others amanita' him in • meet breed warm sod robbed him of • watch and about U. in sow. Three sea wood Gough, Joao mad Livenisge IMO takes lees eestedy shortly after the trenaoction and were trisd In this mat and ssedeseed to • log period of petal methods. The prisoner was loot eight of until the Ind of Marsh lest, when, in osegosoe received by Sergesat Ghee of the 0 diviskin of polies, be went, accosopenied_ by some other amok to • he in Thom's-place, lemabeth-welk, when be hind tbs primmer, and upon his klieg bin whet he wee domed with, be at /eat said he would go ohdy i but he wee arse to pet Ihis head into his pocket, sad MI hie bg asked • dearer OW wee food in that pocket The pass= thew baser very Oast, and it was boil aseersery to Neap Ye hp NO pleas him is • cab to mum hr is the Mthem-hetwo. The promenter owe pedtively is the fait of the sitiesseVe bin( one of the sea by who the Wasp vas somitled, and • who wee ea duty oar the promostes , s =is ali t a br is nisght to isnentles, roved est he saw bin come watWL with Livessis Ant the time the robbery thin coo O The jury, withoutovid ory boollsOka, hod the primer Owe*, and 11000 thot In had ben bi, ma vinsi apse in inlionoost whioirehargod bin with in inwidt with istoonlo nib, and woo manocoll to *Atm stonthe with Mom 41sweilit of tb roolaspollioa whom billowed do wart OM dr Omer b•A b mord linos esomoray oconiolod ' of ottwodwi to Wok robots, owl lo had olio boos tried II this owl for a robbery with Asko" b et bli sorshied as oeushoist snow. Tbpolowor dwand that how mad Goo" tho two MIS who wow oludolod, wen biswook. He rid be haw who iho owl proles wo o bet hi would whir nor Wog Mho, Ow idiom their wool • but he thought it wog had Wet losswit Ewa amid Due ro The llosoolkw, is posit sold thew low so doubt OW the wiser sod his sow hod dollburately =gwraw,/ sad villa* up. the pasesuies, sal m wee we of ant odor otwoolsr. The caw room who led boss ocevillod wins aullesomil tams wwf pawl sorviowdos aribsiswirlikg dot "wa Ids la prig lowaireesolano urea the r= .ad be should drifts over hha le neap pad nevi: kor • pried of Shun rm. THE POLICE 0007t78. The prisoner, while he wu trying to get the ribbon og, maid, " Let me alone ; if I don't do it now, I will at another time." litspeotor Coombe said she had not been drinking; and s t the station-loose, finding that she made another attempt, he took off all etudes he thought she might make used'. The prisoner's sister came forward and said aba could not scesont for be, condscit. In answer to Mr. Bingham the prisoner merely shook h er had, bat give muter, answer Ai to the Mr. A tchison, the girl's said he was w illi ng to take bar lamb aim would go. Mr. Bingham amid it wits very kind, and he thought it would be the bad einerem Ile bad no doubt if a neediala m y saw bar she would OM km gas reoovered. The gtri beefs. esnesnead logo back to ber employer, she was given up to Pia. fpUTHWARK. Patrick N'carthy, 18 years of age, was charged with un lawfully carrying two boards in the public streets, on which ware placards announcing a tradesman's business. 13r id said be saw the prisoner carrying two board s , on which were placards, along High-street, Borough. H e had one in front and one behind. Witness took him into custody. The did Magistrate asked him under what act of parliamint he that The silkier replied that he did not know, only he reta re d kmbroctiosei to apprehend all such persons. The Magistrate told him he ought to have taken out a summone, and not locked him op. i Moore here referred to 16 and 17 Vic., aim& iso. n frre Hackney Corday Act, which made It lawfal for conitables to prevent all anctiona, and the Police Ad pm' them s' the power to apprehend all porters carrying boards or °threw' obettoodas the public streets. The priposer's meter here came forward, and said he was not aware that then was any Infringement of the law. Hs maw Memel daily the boards of newspaper proprietors tad others about the streets, especially near the railway statism, and so notice wee Mhos of_ them. he Magit;;lTe said that it must be known that news mar proprietors, as well as others, wen infringing the law, sad he bed no doubt the G ee cd looked a ft er than well se the defradeat, whom he with a tandem. LAMBE H. Cherke Hilliapten, $ middle aged man, of dissipated ap pearance, who wee dmoribed on eh:asp-Mast ea • jotamey man oarpenter, was charged with drunk sad disorderly, and causing an obstruction on the highway. Thompson, 19 L, deposed that on Sunday erasing, about half-pest six o'clock, he heard a coosidemble uproar at the Obelisk, at the top of the Blackfriairroad sad on approach. elan he [mad the primmer holding forth cm some subject. He wee drunk at the time, or the mob of mumbled to hear the varionspreaohate commestosd jeering sad booting him. Whams told him to go away, Of he should be obliged to remove him, upon which hethreatened Nat if he did lay • finger on him be would " punch his bead far Way" and made nee of mbar violist repartees. The crowd assembled became so great that the wrap way booms blocked up, end be (Thompeos) bend it necreemy to take the prisoner Into =Mod). The primmer when asked what be had to say to the cheap replied that he was sorry for what happened, and admitted that he was drunk at the time. iir7ll 1 11 Wream as d that in conduct was very improper, and ordand him to find bail. SANDOIT WIKLLY DOCK 1511311.11 L-19•9 O. , A 114949141 1141191144 Pr. Mat 111/. MAD—WM lads k m WM 1153 14159 Mail rad Yob 151 YAK 1 /45 9 11 154 ..... ..... IC SA 50e.372 Dui 91 1.331 410 _ i7l Itaii 01 ****" X . ..... = ii 1 1.411 001 111511 NUN Ihelai d =lig e te =l• Mira tramord= .ira Erre di tsr a r e vice=47 ki m meas imi TZin t eM t b rel. r aake rNa a to lb 1 ese~ ell. wawa. us. ,• 4w g r; eurs Mg best.ll•: as Owe •akatia• IN Ile GUM. ; .1•1•••• ; .Ad . .1" ... s r . to 10a. 1d..• law API tot Idlow.'11• N. DM= Mos tle *idle al ad& eal Midi% Sid ~las.) HAT 11.—Mt a WIN be len Wee IE7I ir lbei g ise= Oil eirmalme OS Iles 'gabs. MIM eat et lles imbete Ileo w = a bee l e Ifs yelew se• HU. wee or 5 „ . 04 moon is MOM bels, •Me for LIO• Swab at 41d. to M! rili l larml• el Wle e =at Hd. to Id.; 300 Marwassim, / ed.: War aborssa. 00AL80-Lance, MAT 10.-114014 Prewar, Ils.; Ilteas sa t by, Ha M. : Homard's Was Hartley Netbsetaa, ltla • Hut Holley. lea ; Tesdloid Moor. laa 3.1.; Tasaeli Hoer les. ed.; Halm Prbsreea lb ed.• Webb, Ha 1114 Woes Acorn Olen, If& N. • Walls Ned Herts. Ha • Walls Had Nem lb 3d. 1 Wm'. Boa berfertla lb ed. ; aii. lea Lama, Ho. et: Waal Mad Wharitelb, lb ; Alba Male, lb ed.; Walls Mad Dred. dylle Helton, lea 3d.; Wabled Preremilesla Wa r e; Walk lad Elestrall, lb. Ild.; Walls led Habra lb et ; BY lamb. lea. 17..; Wall Nad Soma HaiKa, 17.. ed.; Walls lbe 17s. 61; Walls End Hartlepool Hettes, lb; Walls Ned alg e Hall, Ha ed, ; Iva. Had Harvey, les. K.; Wells lbd Ken" lea : Wales MA Tees, Ha id.: Walls Halit Trinket Thom kW. les.Wales Ned Wldtworto 14e. ed.; Web Ned Bomb Der bele 14 . b. • Hummel Wietbr. ils. ; Powell Darya &Ws. H. —Wee et atilt" le ; sew 45. LATEST AMERICAN ENTELLI- ORNCII, PAR AFRICA. Tim Africa not having left New York till the afteentem ci the 28th April, we hays received the follow* intelligence by her, in advance of its publication in New York : The stock market, at the morning of the 28th, was very inactive, but prices ware steady and firm. Illinois Central Bonds, BTh ; New York Central shares, 88 1 1 ; Eric mad, 24 i. The Sour market was without change. Wheat was dull and drooping. Corn also was dull. Men pork was rather lower. Naw Omatre, Aram 27 (mango). Cotton &ma. Balm to-day, 6,000 balm, at 110. to llio. for middling. Bales d the peat three days, 11,100 bah& Stook in thin port. 831,000 belie. The reollpts at all the nestles porta ere now 64,000 belie la exams of the ass date Mat year. Coac tlo7e freights to Llartscral, 9-1061 1. arellag gmehim to 106 e. A strike by the ridp =Mem ke ea ammo, la height@ to 9-16tha haa beta so oastaL MOBIL?, APRIL 27. Gotten sales today, 3,600 bales, at an advance, middling closing at with a still upward tendency. Reports from Mississippi, Lanigan*, and Northern Alabama of frost and Ica affect the market. CH/LILLE/MON, APRIL 27. Our cotton market closes with an upward tendency. Balm to-day, 1,700 bales. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Chieftain (barque), Casitals Om toe Lou% atlas Pm Ifedna,lo this part Way mod maw amtlarras—will premed exisr— Mum April lto. Heliwpoot. *ma Notraseal for Falmouth, with sew, Is reported SS be • total week. —Oalmatee, Hai hem Mime, from Chisetta, which was ea dm sad mottled la the $ Ilieskisme Dos., mi too fled April, Imo toss pumped am sal Nbild.—Ltverpset, May IL Juniata ROIL gamiM, from Liverpol. has bees key& k hem leaky sod &Mkt —llusettam. spell L Kailas, Climb Massier. from Liverpool. ins totally lost es ail meet on th• bath Mardi; crew saved. —Varasham, April I. Itiastrei (1). Captain Stasi. trout Limrpool, is on abort st Tu. c . . April It. Pride et tram Liverpool, Is ashore at Red lased ; time staemers ham gees to km relist.—ltostreal. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. I Aar (bargeo), trop Lasko /or Imola, lay It, lat. 4.11 14, low 1.44 W. 111100•11, (Itritlah ahlp), Moolaals, for orders, Mardi 22, lat. 9.30 8., ioa. 14 Clarloula (?) (Dab* !smog). trews Akyab for Fatiactetb. AtwU 31, lat. 12.10 9., ton. 19.10 I. trotootlator WU 16, ht. 48.1 (.14), Wows, of ll N., thkn. orpoot, from Loadon for Wroth, Ism 4 W. Motor lihrowl. from Nappies kw 1490rp001, May tt, Lt. 49.23 N,, ball* w. BERTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BRIDOWL—Way 4. at Oultoweremowt. Ikatimmpiak the tat el 0 H. G. lbWee.. Web. of • &whew. L•MOND.-04 .. et Olottowee-tead. itereseepatt, Wm W. 0. NaMtitr-C7, ing Northsmoton terms. OartaboW. Ws et the lac J. Moak/daub of am lit'slaL.—atsr I. la TWolaw OWN% Honer - wwl, WI wIW 0 1:4 11Cp eg at a Oltwan Hall. Meter. We eta at J. J. Iv" et a gyL 1111. —Way 11l 41. at Trowteteee. MOM*. the Wee of 0. L ill/aw lisi" a • a. WOOD.—Moe I. ot Wiwi ask 70105. the Whoee thelrr. L 0. Wood. LA., et a saw KAIRIAGBIL ALLIIII—ALLICL—Lej OWlllilsok ZINC be a. Bee. W. C Lbee MT. W. WWI, et omot. to Miry, WNW , et Ow libi W Alea ir le Lo New Dets. ALLAN— • —Mee a. ratautubt w W; l6. l J. H. MEL of Luba WNW the late J. Ir Y . a Berimarailm. me • 3111-11011•1 I.Mw e. et Wt. IWO, W We 2w. P.M. Elesto. Jobe Wakes. we el W. es. la, to loweloieeehow e s. tea. lbs.. of Llwawl. 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