The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-06 00:00:00

I • 4 TEE I?X"PRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1861 • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. about Wallsee. 7t• I was at.' against Illaa at Aries. ' TAMDO3 AND NORTE wE.,I.3Er. Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., Mr. Harrold, and Mr. Phipson for the MA BEETS. and red the full prices of last week were obtained, but other --e-- art was me readily secepteL nineties found friends. at From Arrive at From Arrive in defendant. -e--- kinds were almost entirely neglected, and where sales were 1110 to 7. ,ml the !!fewer sal Satellite at 3D to I. Jealousy, towhee. Chester. Chester. London. The cause was moue to determine the validity of a certain ter, with a sluggish trade. In the barley trede the demand effected they were done at a decline of Gd. to Is. per quer tykji u' a ng e t y a c e ni p tr i oil i. eg no f A N A LYN iel IWTHE NIEWel.e toirr III'NNLNG SUGAR.-BRIsTOL, iLice 4. -Our sales this week have AND 111 E CHIMES PRI Mali AMM R. atsepleeltaser," we. backed at 25 to I, sad Horsier 2.0 p. m. 2.15 a.m. 6.45 sern. paper propounded by the plaiatiffs as the last will of be en but small, and the market closes with an extremely wes only named at 1,0006)30 eel to 20 era s takes against 6. 30 ~ --- Mr len Breeek'e lot. 7.35 „ ity. waa n ve : t y md slo th w' i n ua qu c :or l o ti m en u bd e s:lnow d . ev the scarce er, mul tor i appearance. Prices must be quoted Is. per cwt. lower ..," . . . g TO TME EMUS Of TIM INFRIes. th an t hose current •days . L bout 14 since. Refined goods are nearly expired I. I IFI:la. Ihimlee was eat his openingprite being 9.30 „ - 6.0 „ defendant denied that it was his will at all. The de fine-It ie * matter 54 general isurpriee that the eagerly taken ; and at het 700 to AM was booked, a bet 10.0 „ in grinding lots. Oats continue in demised and maintain . molasses. velem .4 Me %nymphet PIM S ha ng Miading should ex. which esve additional maidens,. to the supporters of "the 2.45 p.m. bites 'ii 1.1 eserag .4. the me:remise haring lees as yellow mid black cep," Drophantas met with support at 5.0 „ - During the money. Good beans are in much request, st about D. per earKral OWN and the entrica geed, while i l ea sit the 13 t e e o ff ere d, b u t h a lf a point more wmild have met with B.Z „ of transactions „ 4.1 Int the thi e floor is very dull, sada but the floret lots must be quoted loa a-• ntword were on the spat .. rty•bibe C on- ready taker, Kettledrum was lockol for more yat 9.0 „ ...... 2.11/ 1 „ cloth market, and the • ttransactions must he of 6 •••• that ...teeny took place rianot chow an average .4 100 to 8, awl Imam, at the same price. Klarikolf soil 5.3 d „ sic 'tarter. each. despite the laree kid for the Two Neighbour were 'epithet after, but we saw no bets booked IL4B „ • very limited amount. Prices remain for the most Fart an . at from Gd. to ls. per rick of 280Ibe. cheaper. There is no further decline to report in the value Weimer, Mee 4.-The weather d • the week during ha. 11,,,,,,,,4 4: minima awl fico.l cur 4 , 1.1 Plate, and nine of about them. Return tickets, available from today or intervening days, a ted ved in due (*urea, was, till a comparatively recent lit of printing cloth, which continues as depressed as before. been cold and stormy, and the wire worm is doing mende n... es. ei• in tie bill .4 foe felled to produce rams. Such THE CHEWER ('CP. up to and including Saturday , will be issued by both the as the testament of the deceased. The party i ._, The poaition of the finer qualities will be the worse for the rable injury to the wheat plant. Today we are but mode s a issidt .A 1 hardly te Is. I. %1., tea at beedepiertere with 6b 1 art Mr. Naylor's Chere Arnie (off) London and North Western CF:uston-sipiare), and the Great to see proceedings had in fact bought the Pmfi' e 'l• resum stern of work by the South Lancashire weavers. rately a:Tidied with wheat sad short of other grain. Good ser.f. nays Ili a-I as addel way, eel at would be le far 100 to 13 - Mr. Swio•lell's Wallace It) Weeny (Paildingtoo) Railway Campania. Mn. Prickett, the widow, died in 1854, leaving a will, in I • -. . .. . fresh . ern wheat nuke fully „ . The Elaine's done in etrencn "'flytrap has been in the letter elan te reduce the uttuilwr .4 items to six 7 to 1 - Captain Little's Man at Arms (off) which she named a Mr. Henry Oscar Palmer, said to be a very small since last Saturday, the India and Chins inferior quality is difscult to dispose of. Oats in fair de er *exert I M exat dee, wtwn they would he murh better Bto I - Mr. Berber's H.'n Webster (t) 4essional man in London • and the story of the plain. houses no longer operating even to the same limited mend at last week's prices, and beans Is. dearer. Prices to THE NEW STARTER AND THE JOCKEY CLUB. Ms of what followed was bdefly this :-.A few deys after patroured. oa. tNarisily, Was LI very poor .Ley. the 100 to 7 - Mr. W holcor's Flirtation (t) Daly event,' Of late rest being the WO soya sweepetakis. '2O to 1 - Mr. daremyes' Herby (t) The following notice was published in the "Calendar" the death of Mrs. Prickett, Palmer mine to the house to extent as before. The stocks are not heavy, and the grower :-Wheat, white, new, 48s. to 585., 631bs. per gee, tee li s t s , ...aid 7.41/. Plate. The two former showed the Le) to 1 - Mr. Hughes' Brewer (t) of Saturday last. It is • pert acknowledgment of the earn- consult with the family as to the affairs of the deceased. P •i s • • Prices are ma i n t a i ne d . The market for 3Ginches is bushel ; red, new, 44e. to 53e., 1331 be. per bushel ; cam, 1 . te-1,1 stable to be in [arm, Copernices beating hi. oppo. 25 to 1-- Mr. Bennett'e Jendeiey (t) still inact i ve , but there no decline in quotations . Do- new , is. to la. Id. per stone. est desire which Mr. WGecelite has evinced to dacharge There were present besiees Palmer, Smith and his wife, her Mee • very easily, while I 'entitle owin4 to t he: bow e r of MID to 31) - Mr. Hargrave'. !!once (off) his duties without partiality, and a fitting recognition of brother William and her sister Ann. William Prickett . rall n lected , but the valued emetics have been gene yeg ,Wenner/us, Mee 4.-At this day's market there was a flue lace , was easblel to heat A:eland,. ; i lverton was very ZO to 20 - - Mr. Tea Bmeek's be kinds 's well sustained No advance here bei ng prate short supply of wheat, which found buyers at fully the set before certain turbulent boys : ticable, the position of manufacturers is of course rendered ra t es o f thi s ( l e y wee k, firm is cow...imam fur the Two Therese'. But the Killigrew was struck out at 4.30 p.m. house, and proposed to make a search. There were in the Barley arm, but only retail de graded chenee in the market trek place after Malta's DERBY. " The steward's of the Jockey Club have remarked with more difficult by the prices of raw material having risen mend. Oats held for rather bedroom two old oak chests; the larger one, which contained more money. Beans Is. per triumph over the highly tried bme es dt when giving nearly 7to 2 atert Mr. Merry's Dundee (t) great pleasure the improvement which has taken place in clothes, had always been left open • but the other, which agai n at Liv erpo ol , The demand for yarns has been seri- qr. dearer. Pass unaltered. ously check throughout the week by the advancing two a.m, as emu. heel easily beaten him iu the trial at 13 to 2- - Lord Stsonford's leophantne (t) leading horses for the races which have been run during Wall smaller, had always been kept ;but They key waa quotations. Purchasers have generally confined their b osi Tom, MAT 4.-The attendance of farmers and factors , ban' with 1011. e etre weight, atel at r e . By appeared that 100 to e - COlO6Ol Towneley'. Kettledrum' (t) Dis.phantee's defeat therein was genniue. It was this 11 to 1 - Mr. Heney's Klankoff (off) the Craven ad First Spring Meetings ; nothing could have mi e sing ;but the party forced the lock, and found, am they nem to the eu lof immediate wants. N ear ly all the at our com market to-day was tolerably good, and the I better : and whilst the stewards acknowledge the good said, that the chest was full of papers. They took them PP Y show of wheat exhibited was pretty fair, comprising princi am.ounte from abreed for arsine time . past have confirmed I!! whish earned him to start et 2.5 to 1 for the great event, Km t o 6 _ L or d e ten d or ee ; mew , tte example which the senior jockeys always show to the down stairs and on looking them over discovered two wine the export houses in • policy of caution and watchfulness , pally samples of the new crop, which were of moderate the amble mare beiug " piedged "very industriously, and at the close .1 the lading nothing w e nt down t e pee' le Link. ef . IC tttledruni, I Merton, end I name., for :10 to 1 - Lord !Bamford's Neighbour (oft) PROGRAMME OF CHESTER MEETING. juniore. they ere happy at being ibis, to state that not MO O ne was daled in 1810, complaint km been made by Mr. M`George . ." but the other purported to be of the 24th of May, 1835, and was consequently later than that JOMKPII DOCKCJIAT, the well-known jockey, who has which had been proved. Gabriel Smith and his wife at and the home tend •1 k - ti at Altogether, the market has been ether • 'tl There is again some talk among spinners and manufacturers quality, and their condition was much improved by the recent cold weather. In many places around here the r slam eu. wheat plant is variably spoken of ; some socounta state a Prenrierem awl i eireelier had Iced a 1... t 44 cUentlea, DWI 71;LADAT. heen for the last three years in Russia, has returned to determined this newly found instrument, and onceto set up that the plant is thin and delicate and trim warmth in requires England. His lowest riding weight is at present Est albs. at their request Palmer submitted it to • solicitor in as ae theprobalileneoessi t ydaresortbehot i •t i mawetking. MAIM° necemiee 012 . mere to shert•elme working. seven! districts, while in others it has a healthy appear. Mr. Merry 'a two were searrele mentioned. iif the outadess, 1 co e . rakes and Knight of et. Patrick looked the beat, THE GDOP4VrNOI4 STAKED of 10 eon. each, b ft. with 5 0 RAcE noßo 7 DUT 7 . -1.07 the year ending April sth, London, who sent it down to Mr. Devonport, a respectable with th e neention of le o ph e etes, e s e , wou ld h ave b eet) a dd e d ; e.ereerle, scat 1211.; tour , Rat 711., ;five , ! MC 111, ; ail 1862, raco horse duty . has b een p a id for about :AO horses. legal gentleman at Oxford.. Mr. Devonport was the adviser WOOLLEN" CLOTH aim asd is progreesing as well as can be 'expected. The .-faSZDS, MAT 4.-There was a demand for wheat at to-day's market was slow, but prime f•• e e h e tb. p ee l. - I rid th e nee b ee . &M e d and aged, 'Jet 311. ; wieners at any see time of 300 soya. The time of collecting the is dutv. most inconven i ent, and of Mr. Morrell, and regarding the document as unauthentic, good attendance . ol buyers in the cloth halls this morning , underwent DO important change ; white qua liti es were re••. suppor 4 , clan !excepting handicaps) S ib extra; mares and geldings owners would be better pleased if it were altered to the Ist be refused either to get it proved or to give it up, until • and increased animation prevailed. Ordinary broad cloths disposer' of at the varied rates of 58s. to file. ; red ditto, when. they could Sc" tho horses take their preliminary c gall • 1 .. ' I'I w renwonog li ve o( th e 1, roamers any a llow e d 311 ) . G e wven o r Imre (about a mile and a quarter). of January, from which date all race horses now take their monition was served on him in 1859 to bring at into the had better sale, and union cloths were also dealt in to a Oa. to 565. per 36 stone. The supply of barley was very .l . would have leen laid againct, a n d the furore an favour of (16 ado.) To name this dry. age. registry. The document purportedto Meshed threeettesting moderate extent, and the market was generally one of the scant ; the show , however, was about equal to the de s Kl a rikorf was actoniclime , seeing bow sloveulv he galloped. THE PALATINE CIO• STAKES of 15 NOM. each, 5 ft, with TH E G OODWOOD Cur has closed with thirty enhecribers, whimsies, two of whom were dead. The third, • nephew better sort. hand the transactions effected were generally at last Kettledrum was .lectikally the nowt taking of the lot, the 100 added ; 3-erolds, riot 71b ; four, Net 31b ; five, Het lOW ; the Duke of Cambridge , the Duke of amongst whom are . of the testeter„ was a tailor in London. He swore that -week's rates ; malting samples sold at 303 a. to 38e. per or . ; iseppieemen re his Leit .. ere form Ic.ing remarked by all six and aged, fee ; mares and geldings allowed 316 ; maiden ,1... Derby , , Rutland Lord Lord Atlesbury, Lord Annesley, beingHARDWARE on a visit at Binee y , his uncle asked him to go-BIRMINGHAM, MAT 4,-Thetrede of this feed ditto, 325. to 345. per In done. There was a health ifden Lord Coventry Lord Listowel Lord Stem-. accor di n gly town has not rallied in the slighted degree ewe our bet business done in oats Oho supply of which who row him, and it i... A pity Le w. not so fortunate as 3-yreilds having started three times allowed Mb ; fear and beret' ~ a . over with hen to Oxford to make his will. He in of . . , . ch was meagre his newness. in tho res., .1. Sousirden having been forced upwards, 1011.; winners extra ; the second to receive 20 ford, Count F. de Lagrange, Baron Rothschild, and Baron went ; and the document having been drawn up by one report ; every branch business complaints are general and the full currencies of the week previous were read ily to mop his when about half-way, owing to two animals sovs, out of the stake., anal the winner to pay 15 were to Nine". Turner, a lawyees clerk, the testator subscribed it with his as to the absence of animation in both the home and foreign obtained, and in some cases higher rates were made • the fereeptiree wee one of tuem) hating in front of him, th e f um e o ne m il e en d a k e it. (15 sut ra. ) HORSES NAMED. mark. A good many witnesees were also called to speak to trade. Manufacturers who are in the best position as re- beet samples made 28s. • secondary , 265. per 24 stone. Age Mr. Greville's 2-yr olds-BI cby 'Delmore - Grenada . which was caused by the Warp " hanging." Through this Asa Age the handwriting of the two attesting witness who were garde orders experience • difficulty about keeping their The bean trade was steady, and sellers h a d th e a d van t ag e 1 melee Lord Stamford bad it all his own way in Me scree, 11.111 e. Chantilly.. a Ben Webster '3lb 1 tarty Ripon 3 Arab ;ohf by Autocrat-Bay Itmalind, Queen Elinebeth q u a d, workpeople employed at moderate time ,• but at many with respect to peicee, which varied from 48s. to 565. per Dothan elm being able to cope with I hophantus and Image, t ‘ cesil . : n • , 4 extra 4 Csntstrks ...... 3 bf by Orian&-Bareelons, Tarragona. Ann Prickett described the witnessing of the will. She establislamenta the men are working four days in the week, 38 stone. Malt, 70s. to 72e. ; rye, 345. per qr. Flour, a imthulst vb.. were the hest lean • hundred yards from house, g. .: ss .lL 4 4 , i4 „ 44 4 I Weatherbound .. 4 (pedigree unknown), Grand Vkier. used to come backwards and forwards to Shifty bat, ex. veiling opinion is that tbere is not much prospect 4 inv. the femur raking plc with a long lead from y.,, h )( Ca n I sod t o end, and reversing the position be me m umm y eeriest with IMSUM in the trial very easily. Hew said. • meteke could have been made by J. Daw son it is imposiblo to surmise, and the only Dos- 6 THE 3losTre Bream' of 10 arms. each, with 100 added, Mr. S . Gibbers bey yearling fi lly, by Vandermulin, out of opting that be lived in London, she had never kn own his provereent during the rummer months, the borne trade highly favourable for seed i ng Masai i, Virginia for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bet 1016 ; fillies and geldings. Set 61b ; e „, Coun t erw .,_ Go = e tbe emend to receive 20 soy out of the stakm, ad the """ m m ' e ' " Batth K' foal, of 1861.-B c by nerati ns and land cleaning ; address. She had • sister Elizabeth who lived at Maiden- being in • state a curb complete atagnation. It is many temperature rather chilly, with 2°.,, occasional shower. Newminater bead. Elizabeth had an account in the Oxford Say' years since in this town there was so much e rience of Pam. plant i n _ is p roceedin g vigorously , and seemingly . 4 me• • re2 e is. It 0 P this midi, Synagogue ;brc by Cowl, out g a m e an d ace d occas i ona lly t o em pl o y wit n ess to pay t o what a fiat and languid condition of trade .7 Fee great breadth is being put in. At our country markets I elusion I ran arrive at is that some game might have been ins to my 15 to the (LA ; winners this year of 100 the smaller Frenzy, Prencilean ;bc by learnunster. out of Media Noce, money for ben. Witness, after much pressing and some spring goods there e been little demand, and • wee k we had as ee Isle, very little grain of any kind offer- Midni ht Mss • b a b Mahommed Mina Hazed Allse, played in time " trial," ter Mere were lumps of mosey laid wt.. clear, Jill, ex t ra. Th ree . eiter t ers o f a mile. (17 s ub..) out of g ( * y , thrests from the judge, then admitted that she had sigeed manufacturers, who are not in a position to coin- tug. Sales of wheat slow, at barely last week's noes; p of &game the winner by a certain few, who were fortueate in Lord Huwth ' s Stockbridge , 'Baron Neriere's Beliverne Steed*, Abderrahman ;brc by N andermulin, sat Elizthethe name loon order for the purpose of withdrawing mend a Mule, have suffered very much from coin. barley and oats so little are o ff ering that local consumers .` of Reflection, Vandervalde ;chf by Stockwell, neat Of Pen 80g ., the faience of her sister's account. Palmer was petition . In South Staffordshire and Est Weems being able to "get out" at such a profitable price when Colonel Towneleia Imperstrico (S lb extra ), Mr. Delegate • are looking after and lanythr f • H to-de had merge. ere y we they discovered his lordship had reeolvol to run the horse, n ann „. J ones, s i ,.. D„,,,,eeee Egyptian, me. ° me ek e . gulara, Villeggiatura.present when she signed the order. Charles Holloway, of tershire business matinees in a very depressed state ; ewe me n sepeeee or e nee see of ... ie. soles mos rise. despite ha *Pea", oil having a° chapel. That le"Pheet ,e 4 lw cby Tailmor out of Grenada, 31r. Hawkeeley's Paradox Mr. H. flargreme's bf by Backbiter, out el Jocose, • seem Oxford, was the name of the person who few of the manufacturers have other than • • very .„ u t t a t h ou r s i - not lee* see eee eee weie feu high a all over • Lang Dinars ra one area then t° deePutei an' , (Mb extra), Mr. Jackson's Neptenua (Mb extra), Mr. Merry's 2-neele, Hoodwink. was to receive & money, Did not know wh o he wee, o r small supply of orders, and the glammaken in the neigh. t h an ' week. Wheat , me. to (E. per qr. ;barley, ele lied Semitones trio are all firm in the market ; but on Discretion, Mn, Merry's Express 051 b wane Mr. Marphy's Xr. H. Haryrinve's le fby Tou c hstone, out of The who signed his name. ht another CM she had witnessed benrhood of Stourbridge report that in that branch trade bas to eee. ; Daly 24. to - H s ' . what ground !emus is backed it is difficult to conceive, as Leonora, Mn, R. C. Naylor's Barricade , Mr. T. Pares Darter, 2-yrs-old, Weapon. what parported to be a signature of Elizabeth, but which of late been getting worse. The iron trade continues dull t WATIRPORD, MAT 4•-Su lies of home-grown grain for home the deelmmimi M Win With him should convince the most Tol M r . Payee's Binder. Mr. Simpson's Bainientale, HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGEMENTS. was really written by Oscar Palmer. On • third maiden several furnace* have been blown out since quartet - day, 111.00, P. the week are very trifling, and of foreign only moderate sceptical, titer his lwrf"r h " w "'s •"• 1 ••••••••• "• nb mi. R. sett Buffo., Mr. H. W . Thomas's The Pilot . April 26, at 9 cm, Meyerbeer, out of the Chester Cup, Gabriel Smith had written the name of Henry Pother; in which has thrown a good deal of labour out of employment; „,..., sufficient, however, for the present limited requirements of better bone. I low Kett ledruirs might have fared bat for his ~ ...._ altogether the tradi n g concerns of this district are in • whose favour an order was made. Smith bad the money. . aHE t.nIISTERSIZED HANDICAP alO son . each, with 10D the Knavesmire Mete at York, and the Roues Stakes at ''"" the trade, which matinees in a dull lifeless state. Irish dinrilibb44l most be mktied et ' E l' sen. Downs ' and there odder', for leyr-olda; the second to receive 25 sore . out of Epsom. At this stage of the proceedings the court &dimmed. unsatisfactory Mate. At an adjourned meeting on Thews. wheat maintains former rates, but foreign Call be bought on ean no question Illuedee, Mittman:, Rouge Dragon, and the stake, and the winner t o Vito the fund ; winners April 2fi, at 9 a.m. (to the Clerk of the Course), Tiara pay . day of the crediton or( Mr. Jonathan Kelley (whom failure rather lower Barley ' fully as dear, and oats 3d. per Dictator hive much tr• fear from the first and second horseshas already been reported in the Daily News) an o ff er was . . . of any handicap atter April Tit of the value of 100 son. and Necromancer, nut of their Chester engagements. COURT OF BANKRIIPTCY.-MAY 4. boreal h i g her, but not • free sale at the advance. Indian made of five shillings in the . pourad in four months, the same corn ____ off steadily • e , _ e ___, ee. in the Two Teemed, the Blue Rased being almost oar clear, nb ;of two, or of 200 Goys 10lb extra. Once round April 27, at 1.2.57 p.m., Industrious, out of the Chester ~( Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) m to be guaranteed. The majority of the creditors accepted m ": m """ ma ZS r !less! less MODS), fineleo the lot, io my opium), after Big Bids exhibition on see s tweets. (14 sobs) ma stocks are getting into a very omit - ells. Flour 6d. this offer. Weiriseley, for Klarikulf es seurcely suited to the coarse. at lb si lb Cy 27. at &5 p.m., The Speaker, out of the Handicap Dt Ri Joins SLATER MARSHALL. per sack cheaper. Imports this week :-Barley, 750 me.' 4 Ilia Mal& ,•oolrattiou, Kuight of the 'Thistle, with the derk mkt 8 7 Ntantne .7 Plate, A.F., on Tuesday, in the First Spring Meeting. The bankrupt was a boot and shoe factor, of Miter- Indian corn, 5,687. Exports this week :-Wheat, 256 i. Royellien and quicksilver, soul King et Kest , an the ally vswessmar I outodery at all dangerouv. the Om ehossand Greases nee epees% Fly lll nineties T and Crocus, out of their engagements in the Newmarket debts amounted to 18,370 L • liabilities, 5,139 f. • assets, in day with very little corn showing. Beans dearer. Wheat, InhoWn4g what a meddled lot are ths Mess appa l : relials Meek Illamend fle Pounce y First Sprang Meeting.CATTLE.-Waree Sr. GeoneeB Slum FAIN MAT Nene.o rut chum down very_ seaily. la the sospnw of e ____„,_ 711 i pang, who put re. mem, on thsik the can boiug " off " -,,,,,,;,-.7.- 7II I la g = lB.B 6 1 Northern Handicap at York (left in by mistake). In 15 mouths, there were expenses and lame of 11,31101. COLCHESTER, MAT 4.-The supply of wheat was much teeme d wee a f e e average. Th ere wee a very f u n tedY e fortnight lel.'" the ram, and g ••• time they win THU WTSMITAT HAEDlutr a 5 sees, each, with 100 Aleil 29, at 9•50 p.m., Count Horn, out of all his His Honour said he did not think the bankrupt was Fester than of late and other grain very limited. Wheat ewe. The trade was very dull, at rather more maw than Merited to keep her in the stable. Brews Duchess was ad added ; the wiesail 10 receive 20 nova nut of tha slakes, and ermagemente. entitled te an immediate certificate, but be would receive it in few demand at a decline of Is., to which many farmers at the late Downton fair, and many lots remained unsaid at 1 . h alf Preemeil. sod's "' nail ' to iairg"ve is her P eefee..l6.4 the wiener to nay 15 to the fond ; winners of bendiest, April 30, at 9 a.m. Black Diamond, out of his Chester after • short suspension . There were many favourable ci s - would not submit. Barley fully as dear. Beans Is. dearer. the close of th e day, couples so ld a t from 325. ao gba ; although it is Menet a certainty Nemesia will outstay seta, April .4-4 the value of fo o 4044 clea r r iks .or el enemeereents. 4 cionstanoe• in tho case. In 1857 it appeared the bankrupt Peas very firm. tees, from 26e. to 401. ; and primer lots at much higher 4 her is the (irks. The beet field of the week was the am ... eon. or mote, 91b ext ra. Threeremartem of • mile. April 30, at 9 a.m. Lady Macdonald, out of the 1,000 was One of thoee unfortunate persons who had been sagged GUILDFORD, Mee 4.-There was • large quantity of wheat mom. The firt Lim, a cap, given by the Corporation of twentytwo runners fur the Two Year Old Plea which me ) Gahm, the Derby, Intl the Oaks . in that wretched concern, the Royal British Bank, in eon. ou m i e ; b u y ers a t fi rs t t r i e d heed fora reduction , which Wilton, was aw to Mr. John Strange, of Ilazelb preductel • capital finish between Wing wive sad me Age 16 I ' ye at I Aprd 30, at 9 a.m. Wombat, out of his engagements at sequence of which he had been subjected to grievous loss- they, however, could not obtain, and ultimately a good Bryan, Dorset, for the beet pen of 100 meter tags, which , Menem*. sad it was my gad hot" e to lea with Orinaogiolite Inc no ! pony Peaeleme 6 1 the Newmarket First:Spring Meeting. it might be called persecution in the then state of the law, clearance was d. at last week's values for good samples. were much admired, and allowed to be the best pen exhi the first named, owing to tiritoshaw, who rods the e xt. ,e, ? April 30 , at 9 a.m., all Mr. James Smith's horses oat of which empowered an), creditor to sue any shareholder. Low qualities sell slowly at irregular rates. Wheat, 40s. bited for sale for many yam. The 'monk/Irk° was Frenchman, losing his whip just at the time be wooled it. Vadrelend Mangoes, however , proved himself the bet leynold T iara 3 1 . APcd 30, at 9 a.m., Precursor, out of his Cheraw engage- to ruin. Notwithstanding that, he had paid his ' Beans. 401, to 455. head. The show of beasts was large, and sold at high as be carried a elb penalty ; but it meat nut be Lord of the Maser.. 11 t Lowiphot -.. that Wiesen* was suffering from shismennese. sad HER 170110, MAY 4.-The market to-day was again well press . The hone fair was small, and good ones realised Osborne was sce able to make the meet of him. se that he =:t .is s s y , seweaumeer 1 Gantt. t.. 3 tents . ts. • cred i tors 20e. in and everything the po rr afid had gone on had resumed bus well till July iness. last, ..01 'ed with wheat, • great part being of fine quality. high rates- Mora - He had taken stock y, kept proper b oo ks, is sure to run heater is future. Discretion ran fast for half a Imam 4 7 Wyonstay 2 S I lay 0 ll 2, at 9 a.m., Tame Deer, min of the Cheater Cap. when he was obliged to call his creditors trade ruled dull at barely so good prices ; inferior together. MEM mialeable. Barley in leas offer; rather more was WEATICIER REPORT. mile anti WI SUM to he heard of again, with the Crueler, Clisesseake 2, after 10 p.m., Diophantus, out of the Newmarket They met him in the barest way, consented to give him ....,...__.. t'oukie, Fantasia, and Lord Staaley. The other cosiasis Angelo • 7 Polyentan B' for the beet samples ; other sorts • dull trade. tall for Do special cointoriii, as they affected the future se New Beale lee - os mereme a rather better trade. Peas and beans sold at full SATURDAY, MAT 4, OTo 9 ale . metes 4 7 Skeelenems 8 May 2- at 12.5 p.m., Pax, out of the Great Northern Haa- tors the matter would not have come into bumble . It -. , Pi o° Roes. Wheat, 25.. to 44e. Barley, 255. to 445. Oats, very little, ad there was we the faintest light thrown apes 8r046414 • the Chester Cup, or may ether event to cams off on the e ot e n d i $ 6 1 Camertno Ithosias. Prince at Oramos.... a • 1 Waterwitch . . -- - -.-- .- -.-. ' Me Topbmes bill of finis • ree=e i r, upwards laser 4 511 , in itself , and was very injudicious ; but it ma certainly was &bent an averaFe show of wheat for the season, there of two theamird pounds over the A PLATS of 70 soya. (Hasiliese) ; winners al say hendiesp sanctioned by three of the largest creditors. It would be Wog • few "melee of old and • moderate *Twinkling of atm 1 twentyneves meant dielass iNia L the shape of added alter April 23, Ilk min, MAX a mile. NAVAL AND MILITARY. wrong to punish the bankrupt severely for this, especially sera- During the week the weather had been changeable, NA= i mooey alone, so that the thirteen rases already complete Ale at lb Aiss all f• after his former good conduct. The certificate (mood class) and to-day there are strong easterly winds, and now it is Anima ..„, sots 44 so :g,s,g, 4 es a have very fair entries. However, Use principal handicap oa lths Jae a 9 6 =l . 3e t e •1 4 Apinzawy, Maw 4,-.ApponmaNTL-Diaaters would be suspended for three months, on thegroundthat the very cold. The dryness of the atmosphere has b e d a Lim 80.34 46 40 N. 7 2 Tuesday (the Wysestay) is is a meow* spoiled by Water- leed as Ilie Mawr •• 6 5 10 $7 a beneficial influence upon the uew samples of wheat, muing BICRWIC73 30.22 50 46 N. 70 5 5 7 1 B. E. Pm- to the 1, ; le, C. e m u , t o th e 'u lti m o; transfer was an improper transaction thbughnot fraudulent.b 1 be in ire ed condition at to-dos market. The A••••••••••• •••• 48 46 N.E.l'ere witch. 3 yrs, fret 81b, wee was so deliberstely palled for the el e i er 0 8 Polyalblou 3 Ile sad G. fttterson, to thethem to Tbebankrtmtwouldleavethe court withoutanygrestdiscredit My ~ Portrawn.... 80.50 40 48 E. 31.11. 8 b II haadicep wen hy_ . The low colt op Wedoesilay that the .p,„„ atant 4 8 2 Wombat 3 . 5 12 ,_ AssistantePaymester A. D. Jeheetes. to the Eager. upon him, but in many respect* the opposite. Protection in quiry, although slow was firm , and su 'or sorts moved r 4 Pen Pumas WM 44 40 N.E. I o 5 ahnsards worse/Ord to take the maw is hand. Her Jagger werniees seems was that be could me get his money oe, sal Contusies 4 7 8 lovorte - would of course be given s 6 e off at their full value ; but common rang met a heavy sale ; o ttwA y $0.14 51 47 E. old white qualities de 665. to 72e. ; new ditto, 60a. to Iteuesoaoiaiii 30.18 42 as N.N.E. 1 b t 7 0 6 the prise may not emit him bore, perhaps, but should th e New aritlies a 7 6 Waitenrltels ton to Cumberland, far arras laths Adder ;J. Stocks, IN an PIATT.-ADIDDICATION. 86s. ; old red, 665. to 70s. ; new, 50s. to 60s. per 36 LITSRFOOI, .. 20.96 46 41 N. 11 c 2 wilds be " asked," it wll TO4111f• seastething above the Bel" Dana 4 76 , to the Cumberland, and loafer aseviss in the Wildfire •J. Adjudication of bankruptey was made against Robert stone. The b ar l ey trade ruled healthy, and while the best VAINOrt•••••• 70.31 U 61 N. 9 0 1 Scott (1)1). to the Firmed for minim in the Widgeon ; 'W. Pratt, bricklayer and builder, of Great Yarmouth. TheQIIIESSTOWIL. 30.95 511 51 N.N.E. I b 1 avenge as bast her, sad I caa .mnl7 perceive danger in Ca- A Strunrereass of ssovs. each , with 30 added; &melds. . ~ sorts were takenoff at a slight advance in *ce, coarse . Town and J. Jenkins to the Atria, as supernumeraries. =en was presented by Mr. Storey, a Bedford-row, on . -... e . • f . bb a n .• _. Ymutoirrn .. 9666 42 41 N.N.W. 6 0 7 awaelwa. mama age wad weight, who coo clo th , th resquis rkin Get 1211); four, fla 41b ; five, at 13 1 b; six and aged, ta2lb, *unpile coma not be mposeu o except y o era reaming enure ...... nn.ll a, 40 N. 7 is of a Inge all a pat pace . The Obsdaefigd , a bout one needen 4.yreilds allowed bib ; five sod upwards, 106; - of • creditor. A statement of affairs, prepared by PORTSMOUTH, MAT 5. Messrs. Brown and Dubois, shows debt{ of 1,5001. ; meets • • Might concession ; malting kinds realised 36e. to 405. 01 Dom , „,„„ wog u a N . N . E . 7 0 5 talk sad a halal. Sawn". st Placa" ought °we. sad C sklin g s • 31. ; stark " twits this y e " itimst The 8 whawk, 6, s c rew, Commander Byug, Mont 701 X. plog, 30a. to 325. per qr. There was a smell supply mamma- 5610 61 48 1L 6 o I to ,1„ { sr . as Fl ir t a ti on may not is a ll owe d t o , winning 51n, three times or more, Tth ; the winner to bre _ base .ea f rom an. inouseee in )16 journa l oats, for whieh the demand was active, and no difficulty was PORTLAND 2819 46 61 N.N.E. 6 c E j ooron ij,,,, hi a Ch ea t er Cup a bas e , by putting a a sold for AO son. Once retied ad • distance. Toeless and aexperienced on the part of holden in obtaining ls. per qr. rumour' on Saturday, came into harbour ea the same day to pay off. PIINTAIKII BBl9 t5l MI & 1 b 1 an appeanto,w, and Voltalla has not been is public name this evening at 7 o'clock. THE POLICE COURTS. more money ; old, 30e. to 345. ; new, 28s. to 30e. per 24 imam uos 49 44 N.N.W. 4 0 5 fur nine months. The Yowls Stakes. far twar zp olt. look WEDNESDAY. She left Hoag Kong on the 2nd of Jimmy, Ba ta = borne a portion of the crew of her Miesety's --.....-- stone. Beans were an exceedingly short show, and coca.- COPRNMBOIIII - 79 - E.N.E. 9 0 6 almost in the pocket of Mr. Merry witli his , sad A PLATS of 60 sae. (clear), the gi ft of the Members of Allegiance, which was wrecked while employed in the China MANSION.HOUSE. mended • ready male at prices in favow of the seller, old ta timt 29.95 as - N.N.E. 8 • 4 le•r•lit"e• end as the datemoe a elemeetaalere a a males the city , added to • erreepstakee of 3 eon. each, the latter env i e ,. Ezra Isaacs, • native of Poland, who was brought before B sorts making 565. to 58e. ; nrw, 425. to 50e. per 38 stone. raw - N.B. 3 b 1 Ksprereught to reastat his interest, she bowies the. best t o r o to the second ;3. yeeolds, 7st7lb ; four.. Mt Blb ; five The Cyclops 6 paddle-sloop, Captain Pullen, arrived the Lord Marc a few dene ago, cheesednode 49s • tine, 455. ; seconds, 42.. to 435. • NATOSIM 30.06 57 - ffE , on his own opn . The best flour . . .. , um _ .. .. 29 se 46 - N.E. 6 c 1 3 b t c...-_--k. -- thirds_ Mk. to 41s. Der leek of 20 skate. • , • t :mum& suit • feu-1 ear t rid flute, ami nicer sit tha ea. rot. is the bill of fare failed to produce rue•=.. Such a •••sult was haelly 1.. IA c•1•••rtoci at litailimarters with .iv./. odes rti as aibleil money, and it would lie h, far tlie Istier plan to reiluev tic uutuber of item, to six or .. , von each day, wheel they would be mud' better ratomiall. Morally, especially. w.,s u very poor .lay the dimly e vents of interest Win the 101 woos sweepstake', tees tin Mete, mad AOC Plate. The two former showed the I.midatnlirtobe is form, Copernicus beating hi. opro o,eit• very easily, while ('antes, oviim; to the bailees* of the pate, was rambled to bed evJanelis; t evertor' wan very firm is versequesoe for the 'lwo Thousarel. But the graitest change le the market ua.t place after Malta's triumph ever the highly trii d (ODA • - •.1.t when giving Dearly ii..'toae, an IMAm had easily beateu bin, iu the trial at bourn with 1011, eater weight, and at redly appeared that Di••phantae's defeat therein wan grunion. It was this whieh emend him to shirt at So to 1 for the great eyed, tltiestable name beteg " piedgod " very inilustrionaly, at the close .1 the letting nothing went dean beyond Klarikeif. K tttledrion, I Wortoo, an-I leases, for Petveptrea and o..intoner had kid A h•ot of eIadOICA, and Mr. Merry's two were *carrels. mentioned. tit the outman", Cots ruictis and Knight of Ist Patrick looked the best, with the eiceotien of lhophatites, who would have been freo:y summons' by the maid., had the race beta decided when they could sse the horse. tai.- their preliminary gallops. The remaining hoe of the 1., runners any price slimed hare teen laid against, and the furore ID favour of 'Chalked was estonaliiiic. seeing bow slovibly he galloped. Kettledrum was decidedly the movie taking of the lot, the iniprovemeet in ha LA,. sr's form Leine mmarkiel by all who eaw him, and it is a pity he was Dot so fortunate as his imminent. , in the rue, .1. Souvrden having been forced to stop hun when about hilf-way, owing to two &annals fPreceptrese was one of teem) losing in front of him, wird' was cooed by tin mare " hanging." Through this mishap Lord Stamford hall it all his own way in the race, nothing elm being all,, to cope with I hophantus and who were the tint two a hundred yards front home, the former making plsy with a long lead from end to end, and revening the position he oc cupied with Iniaus in the trial very really. How such • mistike could have been made by J. Daw son it is imposible to surmise, and the only con elusion I ran arrive at in that some game might have been played in the "trial," ter there were lumps of money laid against the wiener bye certain few, who were fortunate in being able to " get out" at such a profitable price when they discovered his lordship had resolved to run the borne, despite ha apparently having no chance. That lhophantus In all over • Derby horse w one new seems to • liepute, and Lord StainforiTs trio are all hem in the market ; but GU what ground Inoue in backed it in difficult to conceive, as the declaration to win with him should convince the most sceptical, after his perforniance, that Leophautus is • Tlh better horse. How Kettledrum might have fared but for hie disappointment must be settled on Epsom Down., and there can be no question Illuotlee, Kildonan, Rouge Dragon, and Dictator have smelt te fear from the first and second homes in the Two Thousand, the Blue Kihand being almost con lined lo this lot, io my opinion, of ter Big Ben's ellubition on Wel:. &lay, for Klarikull is scarcely suited to the course. Ili, stable conipaniou, Knight of the Thistle, with the dark Itov.Jhen and quicksilver, awl King of Kent, are the only ouiselors al all dangerous. the Ike Thousand Guineas race showing what a writcheil lot see the LOAM' engaged, as Nemesis rut them down very easily, to the surprise of her party, who put uo money on through the mare being " off " only & fortnight before the ray, and at one time they were inciinal to keep her in the stable. Brown Duchess was ant half pretend, and is certain to improve in her performance, although it is almost • certaioty Nemesis will outstay her in the irks. The beet field of the week was the twentytwo runners fur the Two Year Old Plate, which produced a capital finish between Wings vs mid Merinos*, and it was my goad fortune to win with the first named, owing to tirimshaw, who rode the Frenchman, losing his whip just at the titan lie wiented IL Mangoes, however, proved himself the beet lbyrol o = as he cerrial a filb penalty ; but it meet nisi be that Wingme was suffering from shinecerenem o end Osborne was ant able to make the most of him, is thei hi is sure to run heifer is future. Diacretioa ran feet far half • mile and is sum to he heard of again, with the ('.wino, Faritana, and Lord gunplay. The other esolisele call for no oiwcial comment, as they affected the fellness very little, and there was not the faintest light throws tepee the Chester Cup, or any other event to eme• off the Rhoades. Mr. Timbales hill of fare is a rmi= t er, upwards of two theemad pounds over the twentyaeven ameltent dithea llei % the shape of added money al o es, no that the thhteen ran already complete have very fair entries. However, the principal handicap on Tuesday (the Wynestay) is in 111DINADO0 spoiled by Water. witch, 3 yrs, tel Slb, who wan sii deliberately pulled for the handicap was by The low colt oo Wedoestlay that the atmeards were ahead le take the make is hand. Her owner's exam was that he could aunt sot his money oe, and the prise may not suit him here, perhaps, but should the witebbs "asked," it will TO4II/011 sessothing above the arena, he beat her, soil I caa mily perceive danger in Ca userie, rear age and weight, who ass do the three-quarters ed a oaks at a pest pace. The Obseleefield, about ow mile wad a froliag, flawmatar or harks ought to ilo for, as Flirtation may mot he allowed to jeoponlim his Chester Cap Asses by putting in an %meanie.", and Voltella bee sat ban is public fur nine mends& The Roslyn Makes. far two-Frail% look almost is the pocket of Mr. Merry, with kis Repress and 'h.:notion, and as the distaste' • r threamortere of • mile, Ksprem ought to repement bin interest, she having the best of both Neptuous and Imperairies, threio her Spam de- Mat of Randal% and Itoesibella The iidair Stakes, nee mile and a-half, would pomade a most meitiag 'mounter if we were allowal a sight of Ben Webber, Wentherbooad, Faultless, optimist, Comforter, and Fret Stanley, or York. Balmier • but the majority am engaged in the Chester Cup, sod wits presuming that few of the old 'am will show, it appose to me Colons) Towneley's colours will be the first to greet the judge. Waterwitch has another engagement he the Handicap Plate, half a mile, for which Minn Jells will he very dangerous to stood aping, • with all the weight, and it is merely • eirestien of the right pasties backing the two. The ('buster Cup field becomes gradually reduced as the lul low draws nigh, sad the only Amiss backed in earliest up to the premise writing competes Chive Arnie, Marat-Anne, Wellies, Hen Weliensr, Flirtatioa, Satellite, the Brewer, Jealousy, and Mr. Hargreaves's two, Horace and Henn, of which I must prefer the ter. TM out sider. that may help to swell the MY megrim LAOS, First Lord, Faultless, Predictor, Millionaire, West Kea, Dir• iningbam, optimist, Fakdale, the Lawyer, &limbos, Pao cake, Husky or Sweet Hawthorn, Sparrow Hawk or York. antrter, DOW% El Hakim, haircutter, and Schism, although I have strong doubtr shout all except the Ina Maio( the. • mil it will sokistoeish nee toeseW. Day'setable unmpresented, after all the miss made shout Schism, Osahie s Somersault, aid Masekee,,se we may lad their talented jockey, Adame, ea Jeanne,. nee them is • probability that scarcely a score ham the Moir, arid the only dangerous opponents to three* are Me Webster, Flirtation, the Brewer, aid Homes, unless the Freochmee can get their money on Light, who is at parent under • heavy cloud. It is singular an one is in die secret of which is the best animal oat of (lithe Arnie, Wasst-Arms, eel Wallace, although they lave been stable companions for eighteen months ; that More most intimately connected with the 'table are in the dark I verily believe, from the operations in the market, awl we nay have to edam' the interesting phenomenon of three hones out of ear dark all "tryiog " on Wednesday sett. We saw last year what Chere Anne and Wallace were made d, mad the latter pawed himself one of the beet Mose et kis year, let ecarcely capable of giving ?...11, to Chem Anne, who beat Wallace's Nottiughani coo queer. Syrkw, twenty lengths in the Great Yorkshire Hamlicap - Lister. There was only bib between Syringe mei Wallace when they met ; sad bet that we have a right to look upon the latter • performance as scispieious, Chem Anne is Wine' to beet him twenty lengths, Wheu the "book," were first opened last November, Han-at- Arno was quietly lacked to win an immense slake, and the commismon wan not Until lie mw 100 to ti, ao that it is reasonable C. suppose he he been kept ex. tweedy for the rice, and iu me opinion he is more danger ous in eoneequence, for • twelvemonth book they thought him better than Wallace, sod until twice defeated at Chester he hail mane friends even for the Derby. I be lieve him fully capable of staying the owes, and shall, ouusequently. stand or fall by M an -Arms, if he can only get to the starting-tarot safe and sound, and without a Golden Pippin supper. The Third Biennial may be walked over for by Starlight ; and the remanitkr of the programme must be very tender)y dealt with at this writing, as the two-year - olds in the Tenth Biennial are " dark," with but one exception, amid the other events are between animal' that may meet more than once in prior races, except in the use of the Dee Stakes, for three-year•olvls, ogle mile and • quarter. Here we have Ilomberlier, Lady Clifilen. King of Kent, Starlight, Pre. *mitres.. Lady Goer, Flirtation, Bette, Caddo, Massimo, and Yorlimiader as the best of those engaged • sad while doubting whether the first three on the list will ;how, I am ennipeff e d to look towards Yorkminder Or Omit& for the winner, the former for choice. Whatever the C Cap may put the talent. op to, they must not overlook Oxford in tow titogrards' Cop, for h e takes a 161 b allowance . . nothing to fear liohlW it is Wallace whiting 011 Wed -7--I am, he., METEOR. Lgtemrrxe, MAT 4.-At our corn market to-day there was about an average show of wheat for the season, there being a few samples of old and a moderate sprinkling of new sorts. During the week the weather had been changeable, and to-day there are strong easterly winds, and now it is very cold. The dryness of the atmosphere has had a beneficial influence upon the new samples of wheat, musing them to be in improved condition at to-day's market. The inquiry, although slow ' was firm, and superior sorts moved off at their full value • but common runs met a heavy sale ; old white qualities ma de: 665. to 72e. ; new ditto, 60s. to 665. ; old red, 66e. to 70s. ; new, 50e. to 62.. per 36 stone. The barley trade ruled healthy, and while the best aorta were taken off at a slight advance in_ price, coarse samples could not be disposed of except by holders reeking • slight concession ; malting kinds realised Xi to 40a. • Finding, 30a. to 325. per qr. There was a small supply of oats, for which the demand was active, and no difficulty was experienced on the part of holden in obtaining le. per qr. more money ; old, 30e. to 345. ; new, 28a. to 30e. per 24 stone. Beans were an exceedingly short show, and com manded a ready sale at prices in favour of the seller, old sorts making 565. to 58s. ; new, 425. to 505. per 38 stone. The host flour made 495. ; tine, 455. ; seconds, 425. to 43e. ; thirds, 40s. to 41s. per sack of 20 stone. Newcanni-uron4ren, MAT 4.-At our market this morning we had a pretty fair supply of wheat from the growers, of which a ready clearance was effected at the ex. treme rates of this day se'nnight. For south country samples there was little inquiry, our own growth being com paratively cheaper for mixing. Foreign was in slow request and only the choicest dry descriptions (which are very sears) sustained their value ; anything wanting in this respect being rather easier. For c ho ice new Mecklenburg yellow 63e. to &Is. &I. was paid, and 62e. &I. for Rostock, both rid Hamburg, and kiln•dried Dinah, of goal quality, 605., all per 5041ba In lour we have little variation to note, in deed prices seem as low as circumstances warrant. In malt ing. barley little stirring ; grinding neglected. Malt much as before, and the MOO remarks will apply to beans end peas. Oats found more buyers, but in their value little ven ation can be noted. The arrivals this week an:-Wheat, coeatwies, 648 gra ; foreign, 1,296. Barley, foreign, 752. Oak, eoutwies. 500. Peas, foreign, 70. Flour, 585 sacks. Indian corn flour, 50 sacks. A PLATS of 60 ems. (clear),, the gift of the Mentbees of the city, added to a sweepstake* of 3 move each, the letter to 1•,o to the second ; 3yr olds, 7st 71b • four. Net Slb ; five, lit ; six and aged. 9et Sib ; mares and geldings allowed Mb ; 'Hymn at say time (matches and handicaps excepted) of the value of 100 Dove 41b, 200 et more, Nib extra, heves furlongs. To close sad as... tomorrow evening (Tteeday), at versa o'cluck. Tea 18ADISKISI'S PLATS of 200 offs. in specie, added to a handicap of Mt save. each, 15 ft ; the second to receive 10 sows. out of the steak and the winner to pay 20 sore to the feed. Whilmin of either the Northamptonshire Stakes, Netropolitaa sad City and Suburban litakesat Ewen, New market Handicap, or the I; rest Northern at York this year, 10th ; the second in either, Mb • sod the winner of any other handicap nice after the pu blication of the weights of the value of 200 sows., including the wiener's own stake, filb mars, but out to be accumulative for being second is say of the above specified handicaps, as well as being the view of 200 soya Cup course (about 2} miles). (MIS Nabs., 103 el wham declared.) Age et lb 4 8 1 Illaet Prism I 8 • tv allege Rattl••■•• 4 a • Srlelm I 8 • rlallrol • S 0 Wlld lees II I It Rote 4 14 Llama Faultless 4 71 Light Umplre ben Weldor 6 First Lord The —* Cyclop., 6, peddloaloop, Captain Pullen, arrived at Spithead yesterday from the East Indies and the Cape of Good Hope. She left the latter port on the 27th of February. The Sampson, 6, paddle sloop, Captain G. S. Hand, was paid off at this port on Saturday. Ezra Isaacs, a native of iJiaiii; who was brought before the Lord Mayor a few clays ago, charged on his own con fession with the crime of wilful mtuder, was brought up for final examination. _ . The prisoni;r7Wiisared, went to Bow•lane mistiest on the evening of the 29th A pril, and told the officer who was on duty there that he wanted to give himself into custody, as he had about three weeks back murdered two men in Man chestar. In reply to questions put to him by the officer, he rid that be did it in the street He stabbed them with a knife, and had taken IN. from them. They were his own countrymen, and had been travelliug about with him. He afterwards said that it was only three days before, and within four miles of the station. As there was no foundation for such a charge, and from the prisoner's manlier it was supposed that hu wee not right in his mind, he was remanded till Saturday, that the medical officerof the gaol might *itemise him, when a certificate was read stating that he (the sur geon) was of opinion that the prisoner was of unsound mind. He woe then sent to the Union that the necessary steps might be taken to get him into a lunatic asylum. A decently dressed youth named James Johnson, 16 years of age. and who described himself as a carpenter, was brought before the Lord Mayor charged with attempting to destroy himself. The police-constable who had the prisoner in custody said that he heard a disturbance in Bull-yard, Aldgate, on Sunday, 28th April, and on proceeding to No. 3, he saw the mother of the prisoner, who told him to make haste up stairs, for her son wee beating his father. On going up stairs he saw the prisoner rolling on the floor, calling out that he was dying. He asked the father what was the matter, and he said that as usual the prisoner had come home drunk, and he wished to give him into custody. On going to the prisoner, be saw the front of his shirt covered with blood, and on removing his things, be disoovered wound in his left breast. He asked who bad done it, and the father said be did not know. The prisoner was then taken to the hospital, and his father asked him who bad stabbed him, and he laid that belied dose it himself with a pocket knife. He remained at the hospital until that day. The prisoner said he was very sorry, and promised that he would never attempt such a foolish act again, upon which the Lord Mayor discharged him. AN II nt Dreadnought 4 Voitella York Muster Indnetrioua Sweet Howtheas lawns • Llatun4 Ken 4 North 14acodino 4 T. P. Cooke • Nonce 4 Nara Arlo 14444 ream a br ttr Xis 0144144 NORWICH, NAT 4.—Hen today the supply of wheat was amen ; the millers bought only for their immediate wants, and the trade was slow at a reduction of ls. per quarter. There was only a sample or twu of barley offenng and late prioss RICO demanded. Flour, 424 per sack. White wheat. 58e. to bin.; red ditto, Sts. to 58s. ; damp and inferior ditto, 48e. to 54e. • beet chevalier malt ing barley, 42e. to 445. ; runs chevalier ditto, 38s. to 40a. ; distilling ditto, 31s. to 33e. per quarter. • • • • %MAN. e T T Vits•Avve Width I T 2 Oreming Pounce Duchene -‘. Norrnrousn, MAT 4.-There was a pretty tolerable show of wheat on offer at our corn market today, the quality of winch was fair, and new samples came to hand in better condition. la this neighbourhood the young wheat pleat, although it doss not appear to be very flourishing as yet, ia corning on pretty well, and with genial weather it will no doubt progress favourably. At market to-day the finest aorta were taken off at full prices. Other descriptions were almost unsaleable. Old white samples made 68s. to 80s. ; new ditto, 525. to 69e. ; old red, 645. to 73e. ; new, 48s. to 645. per 36 stone. The show of barley was limited, and the tone of the inquiry was inactive, but as the supply was so small, holders were firm in demanding the currencies of the ' week previous, and the business transacted was upon those terms. Malting moved off at 355. to 435. • sad % 40e. to 44e. per quarter ; old grinding, 31a. to ; new, 295. to 31s. per 30 stone. Oats mme to band very sparingly, and the demand proved somewhat active, the best sorts realising an advance of la, per quarter ; old, 32e. to 365. ; new, 261. to 345. ; foreign, 28s. to P2s. per 24 stone. Of beaus the supply was very meagre, and the quality being good, pur chasers bad to pay ls. per quarter over recent prices ; old, 57e. to 61s. ; new, 445. to 525. per 38 storm. Super flour, Ms. to 525. ; fine, 40s. to 455. per 20 stone. OXFORD, MAT 4.-Then was a large supply at market to day. Fine samples of wheat commanded quite last week's prkm; otherwise thetrado was dull,and quotations had a down ward tendency. Large quantities of barley also offering for grinding purposes, averaging from 28s. to 345. per quarter. Oats were worth from MX to 35a. Beans rather scarce, and being in demand the piles was enhanced train 2s. to 3s. pox quartlr over this day se'nnight. Flour 45a. per sack. The cereal crops in this neighbourhood are progressing favoura bly ; vetches and last year's seed beam are quite the reverse. Predictor Petra El Hakim Mutat Arms • • (mtlialat 4 0 Mountain Not ; Dane toe. tae Si ) 4 0 Th• Brewer reodorowns a 11 111111..aalre Xing of [set tiotel. 61b extra) fiance Shot ll 10 lbe f Lawyer 000 lloeoot Sparrow Hawk 4 11 1 ch , ro Ando 66.1163, Hirmlnalwaa I 7 tavreutter(tfel as) tit Batumi I 6» Awake 6 6 1 Illosbersaail & 61 Vanrouver II 6 1 t'aahlo 'Bravo N 0 6 01 1 6611 Zolainao• 100 & abataZZasekuiall— t I West Bat II 3 6 I== 3 6 3 Moyabeer 3 6 4 3 6 IC Miaow i s! ouch A ustral las 6 4 0 Ralah Brooke - ! - Rapein 3 5 7 FOAMY. 3 It 7 Difestkr Precise•• 6 Jealousy • •4 Ratinstone Tule Deer... Till: Tenor BEETNIAL tle 10 SOTS. each, with 50 added, for 3-yr•olda ; colts, lit 911); fllhes, Bst 51b. ; 31b and allowed ; the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 10 soya to the fund. Castle Pole, once round and in. (7 subs.) —Starlight, Cautatrice 0114, Folkestone, Lady Blanche ( Jib) , Reveille (31b), Big Ben (ilb), Titles@ (31h ). _ _ _ THE REV= SEMILTISI HANDICAP of 5 sows. each, with 30 added, the second to save his slake, and if 10 subs. to receive 10 sews. out of the Makes; run after the Scramble, the winner of that race 71b extra. Hell a mile. To eke; and name at 7 o'clock to.monow evening, soil the weight. to be published shortly after. THE 801tAlIBLE HANDICAP of 5 sows. each, with 30 added, for all ages ; the winner to be sold for 80 sow. : the winner of the Helfer Skelter, 71b extra. Three-quarters of a mile. To close and name at 7 o'clock to-morrow evening, and the weights to be published shortly after. . _ PITIMBOROIIGH, MAT 4.—At our market to-day we had a good supply of wheat, which met a slow sale at la per qr. under the prices of this day week. Barley inquired for, and fine sorts rather dearer. Oats ready sale. Beaus dearer. Beet red wheat, Mis. per quarter of 3041 be. common ditto, 445. to 465. per qr. of 4801 b. ; oats, ls. 2d. ; to le. 4d. per stone ; beans, 48e. per qr. of 53211 w. REaoreo, MAT 4.—There was but a short supply of wheat at our market this morning, though the quantity was equal to the demand. Trade was not very brink, and prices must be quoted same se laid week. Is barley so alteration, but oats erideetly have an upward tendency, as also beans, and may be quoted Is. dearer. Wheat, old, 5135. to 78s. ; new, 48s. to 665. ; barley, 28s. to 4fis. ; oats, 18s. to 325. beans, 425. to 595. pew, 38s. to 465. Floor, households, ; ; mooed% 465. per sack. Roomarrxx, Mar 4.—On the whole, there was but II moderate supply of wheat brought forward at this corn market, farmers and holders displaying little anxiety to get aid of their stocks in the present state of the market. Them was but little doing either in h or foreign wheat, the dimmed being extremelylimited sad prices taking a owawsed torlesey. Fot abeam deetsiptions of both white lima Nurture's PLATE of 100 gaiseis ; 3-yr-olda, ist Alb ; four, Dot 71b ; gra, 104 Ylb ; six ad aged, lOot 41b. Three miles. To ekes NA .2. at 7 o'clock to-mocrow eetedug. ATTERSALL'S.--fiarcaDAY. Tbr. New T oriarket settling came to a gmd fio r d, but so heavy weft the aceorots that paying and receiving for • time irspeculation. fi etweea the intervals of " batting," te a Cream' Cur was operated opoti. Hem Webster, who had been on the shelf for .one time, took a prominent par', and seemed likely to obtain the leading Waimea From 23 to Ihe was deuced to 41 to 1,, taken freely. At the s k" , bovreaar. Bto I was Lid &gullet him. 6to 1 was odered against Cheri Aada, ad 100 to 15 taken freely RAILWAY ARI tRANORMENIS. From Arrive a 4 . -- prom Arrive Is Loudon. Cbste..er. Meter. Laudon. 6.0 ►a. 3.30 „ 9.40 „ . .... 3.56 „ 11.36 „ 11.45 „ ...... 6.50 „ 4.10 p.m. 130 p.m. ...... 10.10 „ LSD „ .-... 1136 a.m. tab) Inttitionce. METROPOLITAN COUNTY COURTS. Matag days appointed for the pranat week. Wiarrirrsersa, St. MarUu'►lane.—Wednesday. May 8: Than. din). A Friday. 10 . M ARYLS:DUNI, Staryieboneroad.—Monday, May , %Veda**. day, s. BMOULDITC7, Oldatreet..road. Tuesday, May 7; Thurs. 4 . Falrtleld-road.—Monday, May S. I/Imm syn, Great Preac ott-sreet. —Tuesday, May 7 ; Thurs. dake9 r i i rriday, 10. WARE. Bwanatreet. Borough. Tuesday, May T: Thursday, 9 . Friday, 10. LaillarTH, Caushersell Nsw-road.—Tueulay. May T. traugswics.—Wodneadan May & WOOLRICH.—Thanday, May S. CERILLLOUrrisaL Coorr.—Moody, May B. BAIL COURT. —May 4. (Sittings in Bsaso.—Before Mr. Justice Wightnetn.) mAiwnt W. 1111011.-AIPAIIIT. In this cases mils bed bean °Liaised by the defendant calling on the Sheet/ of Middlesex why he should not refund 10s. improperly reesived by his officers, Mott and Mayo, with the costs, and also against the two latter for an attach ment for contempt of curt in extorting from the defendant ' 10a., contrary to law. It appeared that the defendant was arrested on the 30th of November last, by Mott and Mayo, when the former demanded of him se. for a search, ststing that if the amount were not paid Hirons would have to go to prison. Mining had not got the money, and he went with the officer to a Mr. Cullingfonl, in Chancery-lane, to barrow it, when ea the matter being stated, Cullingford said there was no s uch fee payable. Hiroo" then said to Mott " Como, let us have no humbug ; I obliged to pay it " Mott said he must ; and on that Hirons gave ho watch to Cullingford, who advanced a sovereign, out of which Hiram paid Mott the ss. which he denuioded. Subsequently Mayo said be had also a claim for sa, and on the way to Vihiie crees-street }limos gave him 4s. Gil. Mr. Pearce now showed muse on behalf of the sheriff's °Moors, who by smdavita denied the facts as stated by Hiroo's, sad swage that the money had been voluntarily gigot to them by him for their civility and attention in sieenstputyieg him to several places before they went to Mr. Quern, on behalf of the sheriff, said the attorneys on both sales brut had au interview, and the sheriff's athwney bad offered to pay the ten shillings and elevcnpounde odd as costa, and the', Mr. Kay, the attorney acting for Mr. ifiroes, said the officers were negotiating the matter, and if they would settle be would. Mr. Kay afterwardi said that a rule nisi haring been obtained the matter must come before the court. _ _ _ Mr. Joyce, in rapport of the rule, mid that it was a clear admission on the pan of the sheriff that his officers were in the wrong when he offered to refund the amount. Mr. Quoin said that the sheriff wee willing to refund the money and t.. pay the cents to the 21rd of March. Mr. Pearce suggested that the CIAO should be referred to the Maker. His lordship said that as regarded the sheriff he should diacharge the rule on tho payment of the 10s. and the eta* and as regarded the question of extortion by the officers, he would refer it to the Master. Judgment accordingly. "'" COURT Or COMMON PLEAS.—MAY 4. MUD', in Ibbnoo.--(Bsions Lard Chief Justice Er* and Jannis. Willis, Kyles, and Keating.) The court was occupied all day with oases which wars of no interest to anybody but the WWI. ousconssd. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. MAT 4. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) MTN AND STITH r. PECILITT (NOM= CITED TO 11111 rsocumisce).--ernauLan CAS& Mr. Serjeant $h eess,, Dr. Saab. mad Grey for Gee plaiatigh, O. e 1 &sib, rad Ilsousaak, lfe wit GREAT WESTERN AND WEST MIDLAND RAILWAY& Au amalgamation betwoen these two great companies has just been agreed upon, and a provisional agreement for that purpose missed by the respective chair men, Lord Shelburne, and Mr. Pentott. We are enabled to state the terms of this agreement. The narrow gauge is to be laid down by the lit July next on tho Great Western Railway from Paddingtoe to Reading. There will then be narrow gauge all the way from and to Birmingham by way of Oxford. At Oxford it will give aster to the West Mid land traffic., which will, after July 1, be conveyed to London by the Great Western inatsd of by the Loudon and North Western and Buokiugharnshire. A saving of twelve miles in the journey to London from stations on tho West Midland brae will thus be effected. The agrw meet will commence from and after the let July, from which time a sum of money is to be paid to the West Mid land sufficient to declare a dividend on the old original shares of that company of 3 per cent. At the end of See years the whole of the West Midland system is to be merged into the Great Western, and the gross receipts are to be divided between the two companies in the proportion of t2l per cent. to the Great Western and 173 per cent. to the West Midland. The Great Western's narrow-gauge system will then extend from Oxfaid to Worcester, Hero feed, Shrewsbury, Wolvarhamptd6, and Newport (South Wales), besides the mixed pop from London to Birming ham, &c. The Great Western will also obtain narrow. gauge access to South Walla Independent of the broad gauge line on the South Walla Barmy. rAdVertiaeMent.)—HOLLOWAY'S OIIITEINT AND PH.te.—Never at Fault —ln all Irritations of the skin, sores, Slimes, burns, and acrofulous enlargements of the glands, Hollo ware Ointment presente a ready and cosy WADI of cure, which never disappoint the most favourable expectations. It mud testa a peculiar power in restraining inflammation, removiwt elevation, cooling the heated blood. and checking all amt memlons or unhealthy dieclearga• Whilst thus acting locally the Pills are no lees remarkable for their power In improving the general condition and habit of body which render the cures COM• plete end permanent. Under the genial influence of these potent remedies the puny Infant becomes the robust child, the Zpee a:11 1 ammo:fated soon regain colour and rotundity, and the e gab freely without fear. 111XPLANAT1ON. B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 92 deg. st mean see le►el : each 10 feet, of vortical rise, causing &boat one-hundredth of an loch diminution ; and each 10 deg., ahoy.- c) deg., aware nearly throe hundredths increase. E.—Exp.. d thermometer in shade. M.—Moistened bulb (tor eVavoration and dew point). D.—Direction of wind (trne--two ponds k,ft of ass nette). le.—lioros (1 to 12—mt, C.--C10.14 (1 to 9). I.— b, blue sky, e, clouds (ed) ; fog; b. Mb; lightning ; misty 01110) ; overcast (dun); Ws; • maw ; I. thunder. B. Bm-di •baba (1 to 9). SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Rectitude has foundered In the Gulf of St. Law, once. fßoli... The Rectitude, Captain Gibson. railed from I n edge for WAN on the Nth of March.l—New York, April 24. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Cortnonlzie, from London for Bpluey, March n, l►t 3 N., lea. 24 W. Heroes of Alma, from Whampos for Loudon, North 13, off Algol Ba of Orleans (barque). AprlPl4, lat. 46.27 N 219 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& BOND.—April 30, at Harrow, Mrs. E. A. Bowl. a son. CILOSSMAN.—Maytt. at Sydenham.lnli, Kent, Ihe wife of J. K. Crossman, Esq of a son. RAWKINOS.—IIay 1, at Gloucester.% Illus. Loos Ithonoughreaa• Ralston. Mn. C. Y. Rankings, of a daughter. JON22l.—May 2, at Alblowterrace, Canonises, the wife of P.. 3 Jones, of Clsepstow, Monmouthshire, of a dam hter. MONTGOMERY.—May 1, at Edinburgh, the %, ik of T. 11. Mont. gotnery, big., of a son. NEWMAN.—IIay 1, at Pembroke.pluee, Cam' Adze, the wife ul F. B. Newman. Esq.. of a daughter. lelCKlFBol4.—May 1, at Lordatn.mt, Mrs. A. W. Ziteldsson, of a danoter. NICIIGLI..—M ay 1, at Merthyrmawr, shire, Yea J. G Nichol', of a son and heir. PRICIIARD.—May 1, the wife of Mr. G. Pricherd, of WW I Peckham, of &son. Rossgrrt—May 2. at Chathampluee, Blaelefeiars, the wife al D. G. Rossetti, Esq., of • stillborn child. BANDER:.—SIay ''2, at Stoke.granp. Worcestershire, the vitae: D. L. Sanders, Esq., of a daughter. NARIUMITA CRAWFORD—DUNCOMBE.—May 2. at St. Varies. Sob"' R. D. Crawford. Say., to Martha, daughter 01 the tutu a. Vua combs, EMI. HOWARD— LINIK—May 2, at St. Sarnsbas. K •istlngton. 311, Howard, son of D. Howard, En. of 11.31.,11.1.terrac, Ken' 'ingi° ll , to Alice, daughter of Lines, ,of Holland ter race, Rendngton. MULLINS—SPENCE. May I, at St. Joh', s. AuffeM fe. Briztou, by the Rev. J. M'C. Bowel, M.A., Alfred Nomad, aon of J. Mullins, Eau , of Brixton , t • 'farriette Mal% daughter of the late J. Spence, 8010 of Purl terrace, Brist 46 PEYTON —BARDING.—May 1, at Birenimoon, by the Ref. C. Clarke, Richard, son of A. Peytsiti, Rol . YArthastoa. 0. 2 Sadly Rebecca, daughter of W. of li g ' borne-Death. PRICE—HARVEY. —May Y. at St. Stettin Brixton by tbe Rev. A. T. Edwards, T. Price, Jun., rri. }fowler" Malda.lllll, to Emma, daughter of Y.. flume', tor, of ISA Surrey. MATHS. ADAMS.—May 2, Catharine Sarah, daughter of W. J. Adana, d Fleetrttreet, aged 17. COLEMAN.—May 1, at Fostbrook•place, Weer, .:„lithertoe. of T. Coleman, BK.. aged fit 000P.E1L—May 2, at Mahatma. Nekiun i . Mrs ' ilia. Cooper, late-of the Borough, aged 76. EVANS.—IIay 5, d Sarah, wife 'of the Rev. W. E rato, d n=ader. Itananhire, aged 7.7. —Nat 2. at (*.Word Rouse. Exeter, Dr. J. Pro". MA I . aiW ILUND r ALL.—May t, at Palmer-terrace. 11oDnwap, faitsloat A relict of the late Rundall, Rio . aged el. SCATCIIER ugusta. D.—Mar 2, at Portland-terrace, St. Johal-wOO4, Mary, widow of the late J. gesteherd, Eso.• aged it PADUA end Fobffolboil by 7111,wax Rua BALM of N_lo Lowbord.otrost, le the Oty of Loudon. Trinter, at la. "C. ' l a L^mbard'ailoot. bo .tbe Procimt of wbostrisrso• XfAMAT. MAT 41ML