The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-20 00:00:00

-_• 4 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. - - Edmund Keen, Pounce, and Whitewell are stria n e t Union Cup. Cheesecake, Oxford, Sperm Hawk , nemesia, and el'hitewell out of the Taff rd Handia wq,.ck lll ,ot E the F, N.' 1' It F.SS, 310 N I)A Y EVENT. e""G, MAY 20, 1861. NAVAL AND MILITARY. _.- pidity of thought almost "puma have to be formed to meet the charges. Still the enemy 'Ds ground, and the volun• ir , teen changing forme emote y. according to the nature of ADMIRALTY, MAY 1/1.-.41/FOINTHIINTa.-Mantern the dupe which thresh: um, fall back upon the main body. ---*--- TALLO W. - SerunDAY ArriDWOON.- The market is thrall attendance. Of course the businem doing was limited, and prices remain the saute as last week. Any good samples were readily bought up. In barley, beans, oats, and peas, THE BATH AND MANCHESTER MEETINGS no chang e. ' Aesioants E. C. Baker to the Cygnet ; and D. M. Browne, Pushing on his advantage, the foe brings his whole power to sg s • O c t o b er t o D ece m. RoCHREITI3I, MAT 18.-We WWII moderately supplied Tin NORTHUMBERLAND PLATS Imo dined with sixty•one to tho gm . o steady. The aunex lffail pri R ce K a sh E .. TS: change from those of TO Tai forma or THR stearin. bear upon the main body-who by the impetuosity of t rZ t t a f . „,r, ,, ., 58. .,,,.. , ,„7#,11: 1 5.,,,.. -, „.„ - ~..,.. to t ut evening . with both wheat and other kinds of grain, but there was an subscribers. Sig,-.Wt York we h.ul a fairer meeting than the Tin P.,..•0T STARR". will close tomorrow ( Tuesday ). Naval leislit Cl. & Parker, to the Melpomene. attack aro compelled for the moment to give grou nd; 1,0:3 cas k s ; arrivals, 1 casks. absence of anything like • large quantity of find-rate I pro- i mmure warren teb many in supposing probable , and it Tem I atr.AT Enna HANDICAr.-There are already SJ sub- - - but recovering, • sort of "Up Guard* and at samples, for which, however, slightly higher terra' were ob ygirithsisupcpolmy, we. ',mime,' ill U . • more in i pet..i i t by i lo• tianyact.eii s on mothers to this race, whole dome to-morrow (TuelelaYb PORTSMOUTH, MAT 19. them " line is 6.rme.l, • well directed and evyrroa.__LrygnpooL, Nov 18.-We have a good minable. Millers and others iu the trade exercised the il k . I ki t e. ‘, hi, I, ..., tome heavily spo• bard upon than s taling April 5 Dago Captain Henry Broadhead, late of the Donegal, has takes simultanema volley is poured in at a short distance, and ere demand for cotton to-day without change in oriole. The greatest caution in buying, aid only a moderate amount of The Race-lee " Du"' f ee the ,ear ' 'up hie commission as captain of the Asia and of the shipe the enemy is recovered from the check thus given to his at am- pr...... . a tleriag of the vmr. The I .reut b um been fw .id n e 117 hseaes. an bu d aiu p . r o i s . ....... e c re ffec hnu ted. The l•ore de ign iiveri wavu of ra b t ar he le r Nerthern Handicap Irought together • very fair proportion iu the steam reserve in this port, vice Captain G. T. Gordon, advanoe be is charged by the whole line, and after snore sale. aro 10 r .M10 .d. to los t.. les A. in ; including 9,200 9,3oo .. A B merica 4d. to n 9 , - 44 41d . 4 . 3 t i o w Be. b ; 700 Surat, al the thirty ....-pter. eleven 11-yr•okis, One six, and • BATH AND SOBIERSrT RACVS-To-mossow. who bias resigned , owing to failing health. unsuccessful attempt.' to recover his advantage is driven 3-yr •..1.1. the .Juitity of one half bii=ts Al, fee the field in- The Donegal. 101, screw, under the command of Cap. discomfited from the position, and pursued as far as pan. 4,°1) are tea 9.1113ati". a" export 33,3b2 balm grain was only done in retail. Oats still command high To-day's import is market were not large, and the trade in that description of c h e w ri,, W s co d, lko Weiwter, Crater, Lady Toopme, TMP L.tiemiwie TRIAL. STAttr.a, a 5 sous. each, with 50 fain H. Broadhead, and the Hero, 91 screw, Captain suit is safe. After the exulting shout of victory had died -- prices, and forgood sound descriptions 6d. to la advance was Herter. .... 0 lord, and Vorkminner ; but die Att er , t o added ; 3.yr olds, ist 311, ; four, Ant Alb ; five awl upwards, A. P. Ryder, anchored at Spitbead, WD; they still remain; away, the men re.forrnsal in quarter diatance column, and, healed by their respective bawls marched past the Prince ~..„°°l", N GOODS. -MenCettineß, MAT 18.-The bosi• obtainable, with &needy sale. Berns arevery firm, and in tie amine! 'emit of his party, con Sven we than e t let: Awes allow e d 31b ;for winner to be sold for 600 acne. ; will the MIT, 91, screw, bearing n th: o, l34ll . Ru j iih drai of Wales, who expressed himself highlydelighted at the sal- Led this week has been of very limited amount. most instances is advance was obtained. Peas without alteration. Flour was taken sparingly, but prime lots are The augmented *ra"sac rate of interest, and the quieter tone of the lb eis eii . n te e r si ' l ' ,.. d . t le i ' est e !, P°6l whi l lt 'u lt e ckt i l 'i rs l e l a n re t . l' s e t, N ria w sre na l r e k e ei n d ez ei tra tered i the for w " ient ve r v tu e " pat r d s oy. 3 . lb Ww i this n't e tp, D . L be wid, 43 7 . 1b ,, Lrallkieml;.t.wheerfr'ulf,W.stegaL9tlraos, scow , arrived ar in tspa -g 1 last . die - like * oar in which they had executed the 41 ammo kw I- sear The Wizard .n.l Ben WO oh-, when meet- mile. (5 sub..) evening from Chinn. She left Hong Kong on the 26th of in some cased ConligiCaseu,' - ' ~,,,, veniente of the morning . an Liverpool tattoo market, have rendered both buyers and Tully as sellers increasingly cautious. There is no quotable reduc- WiMißcii, MAT 18.-The weather during the week haabeen lii. them ..;h so much the beat of racing weialats. Kettle- Age I Age '. Age January, Cape of Good Hope on the god of April. and Ma- Colonel M'lditrdo afterwards mustered both corps in don in the prices of cloth since last week, but the tendency fine and genial with the exception of the last two days. Wind dem ., 4 ,..„, . y 1 _ _ c,......k.i, 1 to he ♦ 4 i Fal t crord i4OO dears on the 10th of May. She brings home 13 invalids , battalions and addressed them as follows :- Genet O. tie hued for the Derl, in come emit.. er his I ° 4o 331 " heth • : L ite . i j eeee ter so%" - --ern "' is pe teptibly to favour of the brayer; and in the few small N.E., with frost at night. This day's market has been but 1 wt. 1 , 14.-.1 .2!..sitiattte, and Fat Stanley's cosy defeat by - - sees .' I haulier' nod Retta in the Mt. Leger did sit impreve his ... e , mkt her voyage to Woolwich, to disembark military stores and a feels much gratified at what he has seen here toolay, and a n all ot es i i i, th p a il t have . taken con. plec ,.i. e n the o re n t has he b t e .. e ..t o occasof theionall producer . but moderately attended. Supply of all grain small. Wheat (except very best millers' samples) must be called la. per ' 4 i . .... , ., iHE :anti FIiENNIAL PLUM,. of 10 wee. each, with 50 postion ; aowever, tie me nex. to mot in toe Two 'ti.u• ..dded f , a , ~.j . , „ Ada ; e a ts. set ugh i tub es an d geldiap number of Chinese bran cannon captured during the late that you have hall the oi.pirtunity of parading here before teas , • rash Kiarded. was brought to . a third of " the IPT tallt . l " him. For myself, I also have to express m 7 extreme grab - Manufacturers who are without any burden of stock, and qr. cheaper, whilst for spiiug corn of all kinds former rates have orders to go on with, are tolerably firm to the current are readily obtained. Prices to the grower :-Wheat, Het 711, ; 31b • lowed ; the mooed to save his stoke. and the tication at what 1 have just witnessed. Nothing could he price by the intro:ph of The Wiwi' (which saes really a winner to ;ay 5 enva wow * ex p o ..., O ne may and a. CHATHAM, MAT 19.t o rates, and them I not yet much vowing for sake. Per- white, n ew , 46 e. 58e., 63110. per bushel • red, new, better than the mangier in which you did your work this • re ' t P.tfurmaareh the Select. l eefent°o to folly the half. 00 muLe.) ft eby Wild Myren-Intimidation (3 Ibi, A number of the 100-pout:tier Armstrong guns n „. ng. am I gratified also on this occasion at so man f chasers nevertheless seem to hold back with some con& 435. t 054. ., &Abs. per Withal ;oats, new, is. to Is. Id. vivito trial of the Whitewall home to public running, ex • y a deuce that prices will become lower. Offers to do business per stone. di fby stockwell, cwt of Bribery, Haircutter, East Sheen , are ordered to he supplied to the principal forts and bat- the Inns of Court Volunteers coming down here, for I un • emiug th eme:lees by meeting that Klarikeff was " got •t " at a reduction ot 3.1. per piece have been rejected by sellers. le' nisalla Bandit (MN, Jacinths 131 b), The Robber, Dot- tones compmed in the Chatham district. Theo guns roll be dema n d that at least two-thirds of the number are oIdWOWS:STIR, MAT 18.-There WY an increseed supply before the Two Tbeesmad. Whether they are correct or The greater inquiry after goods and yarn for China, which o f wheat at market to-day. which sold slowly at barely the to ell (311.) . . Ica Gear-stitch , Jingling Johnny, Bourbon mounted to the first instance on the most• promi nent points u * nil Me (He ar, hear ) Nor is theircoming do wn swine to was no ma o n pe ifes ni t tin a n t s t i ts irt hem i s Unim ig of the prim hail , led c in eze e oc y, y i ttb c. is ly day w e ee n ici n Barley hg o d ad for . qu ese ite co as u r id u be ch sot, it is Sagan the mining subsoils. ut to . that nee Obi Cvnthio's Novel (311 d, bra by the Flying Dutchman, of tht, sea defence line of fortifications at the entraoce to h n ere ire al a ta t ietll u ured n O disitti o reLti i ; tl i r cape, might,orth retail having lieeo Lou low . age ter r hero is h a e y y , 1 Mould bring Klarikoff to 8 to 1 and kettledrum out of i tebe „,i enee ; a easetery. C anary. ad ver t s ... C rocus t h e M e d way. to 25 to I. for it WS4 peliable the latter win Over y geff ,, ager cob ). Garibaldi, Jul. Gmbh With W oe% miry I, .31y ridden, and Dot so tit IL4 the Rus• ton, I: ,1„1, y (; gb ), N ew b urg h obi , e b y Ch antic l eer, - DEVONPORT, MAT 19. get their recruits. (Hear.) Now in reference to brigade and the tenor of commercial "deices received from Cal. ndia coitiiue Neglected , obteiied in Sts, Bedms lw O regayt Yam inquired for. Forte. MAY 18.-There was a tolerable attendance of sem either. 11w doings at Rath mar materially alter out of Clotible (311.), I 'emeriti°, Diouramm, Lupus, Kildare°, The Ariadne, 26, Captain E. W. Vanaittart, m fin o o r g em i e n nt l s in , e l , wish to say to you that when troops are cotta and Bombay up to the very last, is such as to dis. farmers and factors at our corn market to•day, and the show l tile *tato .4 affair., and a ereespkte revolution in the betting ~•• . inegar Hill (311 d, Flotilla. Mimic, Cooqueror, Big Ben arrived from Gibraltar to be refitted foe service on the knowledge of traversing in the use of the any husioess f that o rter t °mein. In of wheat was about an average for the time of the year. may be calmed by the remit of the Thre e -old Bien• (31b), Conodeute, Vapour (31b), Caabio (31b), Stockade, North American station. ride is not of so much importance as when they e"."'", e --• . -- he ram • la .._. a c_. - t - - - 36-incoes the inquiry re continues imitea, ou prices are are at • considerable distance from the object of fire. - - In this large county the young wheat plant is by no means nial, ono mil-. and a half, for which to oppose- Huoley there Hawk's Eve (31b), Lava, Amulet, Zealot, Shillelagh, Maid 'The Robert Lowe, auxiliary screw, one of Mr. Lind s ay's maintained . Printing cloth is in the same inactive mate generally encouraging ; although it has healthy appearonce ere 'recites, Lopes (is place of Endowed, lam:nous lof the Glen tab), My Uncle, Clieiter fi eld (311.), Neighbour, fleet, arrived yeatenlay from New Zealord. The Robert sit of • ' Therefore it is that I would impress upon you the ueces. Costars. Neighlainir, lava, Antwerp, blawcntter, sod one or La d . ° cob,. h hi of g • thee than high as before.. Domestics of all de.criptions are leas in request y acquiring •ha hit nag low rather than previously and the only sales have been of a retail in some districts, in others it is thin and patchy, has a Lowe left Cork ou the 7th September, 1460, with the left when you are firing in line. As • rule, troop s in the field delicate • ranee, and a few weeks fine r aced ed be Lied Aileabory's I have not =laded Itig Ben in the list, fir, with Kilauea., be should not ha pulled out sto near the larby ; but slmald either ..f the others overthrow Keeley, it might take the place of llualee in the list of favourites, mil 1 costes. t.. hong chary shout neglecting !menaces, who will give Merry's colt something to do to boat him. altheich )In tl e 311) allowance compels me to ' . staid 4.4 Itteseley. The Two-year-old Biennial, haJf• romile, by Ethel, Mellerino, and Toluruo, f the hoot of the public performers., anti in the um b.,. t o t R. 1„,.., Ellongowon, The !trove, Breaker, . T 99 Tr .:011 1129149TA1. STAMM of 10 *ova each, with 50 wing of the 14th Regiment for New Zealand. While at added, for 2 yr-ol.hi ; alts Pat 10lb ; Allies and geldings, New Zealand she was engaged in the conveyance of net 71b, 31b allowed ; the secood tatty" his stoke, arid the from station to station on the island. She brought li t l .ri a! velour to pay 5 ices, tullardS e prase!. Half • mile. (42 tory and 15 naval invalids, and amongst her perm:were subs.) Lord Allotting's cby ;iindhoued -fiplitvote, Lod General Gold. The invalids were in charge of Captain fire too high, aod I have been in action when, although the c charn i c i ter,with:nn ly change . of u. pricaor. at Lo Long cloths . andT enemy was but a few yards from us, almost every ball fined Loin, bare th_. week h a H I: I demand very van • be ff ieeiel iimm ßer lit leeyooeliet other o t s h o e rt‘ w ea of t h s e p r r , i a l d m co rn m eci are n at us went over our heads. Generally speaking , an angle "" l a r ae '' " ' " considerable very slowly. At market to-day the demand for wheat was of 2d of elevation will be sufficient in 'line firing „„, With degrees to the movemente to-day, they were extremely . tileibury'a fby Voltige• or-Ellen Middleton, • Duke Of Mairit. R.K. and m medical charge of Dr. Murray. too well done and very satisfied° As rd the tai Beaufort" c by. Wild Llayrell--Chionois (-$ll4 , .. Duke of naval invalids were landed yestonley. The Robert Lowe of volunteer corps they have 7 iMporta n rega t dor i es topecirfpureins. and prices are generally less firm than before. There has boo more desire on the part of spinners to effect odes. wheat Sow at the price of the previous week ; the best white sold at 64i. • secondary , 60s. to 625. ; fine red, 56e. • Warps and cope have been offwed at rather lower rates samammy. 44a. to i fs. pm 36 atone. Barley au a mmita i than were asked last week. Only • small sale has taken Plane in v d 'pt . 4 yarn. There is scarcelyany show, and the amount of iItIAIHOW transacted was only mode- Beedores cbe Wild Day/ell-Miss Slick, Mr. V. Bweard left New Zealand February 3rd, called at Fayal 201 k April, Th e y have nothing ' t o d o w ith th e dr es si ng of th e nice , ex. • ae• ea - slam . me -ar - os Kaiser, Mi. Ten Hrnech' s Reporter (31b), Mr. Teo leaving the 21st. Amongst her peasengers are Commander oepi brio • th em . I the dre •o f th ging into me ; ming • men Re-neck ' s Olive Breech (31b), Mr. Capers Harmony (3111, Blake, R.N., formerly of the Niger, Mr. sod Mrs. Bain, C. when in line is the duty of the subordinate °dicers ; but in demand for the home trade, and the expect houses are __,, o „,_ ...,,,, ng miming off at 3ga . mffmmy good sorts, holding back for lower prices Doubled yarns up to 80's r a 7 a : ' '7,1 "'"-"' x Mull firm, and in fair request It is p ro b a bl e "`"'' "' to s. per qr. The supply of oats ' was small, and there Mr. W. S. Cartwright's Llanelli& Lord Chesterfield e Wilson, Esq., and others. column it is the captainet duty stone to look to his dire ' tre e '. e o w0 ,, k0 was a fair amount of activity in the trade, holders s he not fluckiii,ker, Llaielslf, sod Sagittarius. who are o b y eit oc k we il_y eeque g os phi, ag e 4. aerie s Blond. that tee p ee will y be • rather ex •ve stop trances, to fix him wheeling distance accurately, and take are log and obtain ' a trifle more money than last week, the dialog Wh• tid • stan bei so adverse to • i e, circum ces og well spokes those ah " hare "PP" rtueit Y hound (Mb), Lent Linden'. cby Yellen-Homily (31b), MALTA , MAT 15. not to loss it. Gentlemen, the honour you have conferredbest sort, selling at 30a. • other descriptions, 265. to 335. per ocean/ than at Lome. But Ballerino and Tolurno have•hown Lord cud .. s c h., Pehion - Simony cgm. Lad cigivion„ y On the 14th the Malacca arrived with the cable upon me in inviting me to take the comma= to-day lane P ro d ootion of cloth or yarns . 24 stone. Of beans the siow (as has been the case frequently awl arandiog qualities that it would be bad policy to look um Despot, Lord Coventry's Breaker (31b), Mr. W. & to be laid down between Malta and Alusidria. She has I feel most deeply, and I have only to add that of late) was exceedingly meagre, and the demand assumed a rl " ewl a wa fu r the wnp" , it bein g a q uesti " a whether the Crawfunes bf by Ciannoble, dam by Cotherstuoe (31b). sruntremendous leahic.h it will be to stop the oonfidence which the knowledge aid precision you have WOOLLEN clam-imp., MAT 18.-The market buoyant aspect, st rates rather against the buyer • old, 525. former a not tbe b e st of her year thin Ms been out at per recreated no feature of importance this morning. It was ;,_ Mr. W. Day's Repo., Mr W. D a y' s Court Martial b e fo re a mite pr o ceeds to lay the cable, in which opera tion It exhibited in the movement., of today giver me of your alb to 54e. • new. 44a. to 50a. per 30 stone. Malt, 70k to 725. ; "at. l e e the Keletaa Mahe '. thr " quarter' of a eh " (Mb), Lord Derby's ' Shooting Star (31b), Cep. is uncle mrtool she is to be accomp a nied by Scourgepreva iled an d cm.,t hat , b u m • 1,4 called moderately &Mined, but • quiet tone througho u t, rye, 36;. to 38s. per qr. Flour, 475. to 50s. per sack. theme le la4klu it i can prefer to Twilight ; mid is the Bath OM Debne's Bubbles (311,1, Mr. G. W. Fitswilliana's media & and the hominess showed no Improvement. Prioes are firm, ' upon in active warfare you will not fail to give • good am KIRKCALDY, MAT 18.-At our country markets, thie Blackcap, out ~,, le and a half, there mg he so occasion to , iimi ... an this • doubt beattributed to the firmness which and is noto lon'. loped Ilighlyer, 3 yrs, rot 41h, whocerrise no penalty "ew' Mr. Gratwicke's M.A., Mr. Graiwicke's Her Majesty's ship Alacrity is to proceed to the coast of count of the enemy in the day of battl e. week, we had, as of late, very little of any 'ono( pain offer. characterises the wool sale. in London. , Mademoiselle, Mr. Merryteld ma Margery, Mr. Merry's a Syria and on the 14th the Lapwing went for Athena . The gallant o ffi cer, who immediately left the ground was logs Prices remain much as last week, Millers are buyers f ee hat det e r I " hema w ee at Salisbur Y* 11 " Seee P 4.l " ' a ' . LVoltigeur out of Mies Ann (31b), Mr. Melees The The royal yacht Osborne took the Southampton portion loudly cheered by both corps, who having eubeequeotly it may sot le • geed me, several of three entered been of foreign oats and barley. Here to-rimy, we had very mo ve, Mr. Newlead's Palmerin (31b), Mr. Newland's of the mail, from Malta to Corfu. greeted the Prince mho rode away with threeputing cheers, HARDWARE.-BIRMINGHAM, MAT lilt-The trade of dente supplies of grain. Who ' d and oats sold at rather la " ; ;_ h _ ad ___, fae tha,..,___P"rrea„.4-i. i u t sillarnerealeh,_tre Stoked, two Ellangowan (31b), Sir L Newman net &Merino (311.), Mr. this town is still without the slightest animation. Some of complimented each other in the same way. hiaber prices than last week. Barley without change. ""'" ..... a ..... ' . "" .---e........ " e.4. • " ....4 Otheree's Lard Albert (31b), Mr. Oshorne's Fanfare (31b). orkin It would be somewhat invidious to •attempt any comps- the manufacturers have orders sufficient to go . on w . t..! Wheat, 366. to gpe. ;bark y; 3 2e. te 42 , ; nab , 26.. to 31.. Been= Bee, Pluniper,South Australia., Farmerfrom Kerry. „...., Mr. I'. Parr' • Faktrator (31b). Mr. T. Parr's Toloroo ( Jib), VOLUNTEER REVIEW AT CAAIBRIDOR. neon of the relative eiSciancy of these two 'crack " corps full time, but those are exceptional instances , d Resale!, trithein, lwieh. the Intimidation oak sod W.... Mr G. p s ..o. nods. m e. G. p ay .e. Colonie , (31h). m v. *--- a o•al ri "that WATinFORD, MAT 18.-Our supplies a home grown Eiel for the " bot em," However, it is merely a matter of Kii ...... e‘roroo (31b), Mr. J. Scote r s T t, Mr. T. Stevens' That military spirit which has been evoked o volunteer @orrice ; but, iodeed, where efficiency is so the great majority of our trains complaints are 1 nal, • ould In &fficult itnot hank • business; is all and thoroughly unhealthy. Ta four yeq it w a 1 if were a t • . f actors, grain this week are veralited, and consist almost en- I P eateh at " ' e i far the 3 •Y r- " ide te he eeseltletelY Anna el l Ethel, Lord strathisare's Ste (31b), Mr. W. Towsey's throughout the kingdom by the unsettled aspect of foreign less task to compare. Both corps exhibited almost the per- whose principal trade is in the agricultural districts, are tie e l!,?f_mita• re we have a moderate import sr.orass. tthus s slb penalty raising hit weight to 6st Kb. ; Leogmeatee. Laid warm.. ( r Fred dli a astwise • few small parcels f wheat. Orlando out of L ad y Pal. affairs, sod which finds safe and useful expression in the fection of drill, and the coolness„ a n d receiving orders for not more than one-third the amounts ?_Ye: a le v u oe:tru any . ,4.....1. 0 . ' el '' haul ' l aa, thia• beat Mr' Jacobs', harm It ma y ihw Pik " merston (Jib) (dead), Lord Stonford's fby Orlando orat is in • • idt with lit movement , an d which they usually are, aid • although the country shop- w•of consequence notice to our f de - iteT lam. Wheat sell! slowly Met emote..." There am rumour. that Ipswich will " Dot 8 mg every change of form executed, would have done keeper. in consequence of . keeping stocks low are obliged i n about previous rates for Irish and foreign. Barley meets vet BA H 1 e (10 each, hft if declared do," but of which I pay no heed, se the stake is too rich • ePt AN? et a •7 1 1. .. , exhibited than amoopt the educated middle classes. For credit to the mom highly dh em li ne d regiment or w e d e i n more frequently to replenish, the scattered way which a better inquiry at full rates. Oats find bu en more readily university students, who isan always manage to dud time the regular army. 1 . 14, and of th e orders come io has • lied o ff ed oo trade generally. The_ _ ,Y looking _ one f or the party t o moo Th. iweet„, Stakes , f or by eight o clock this evening , with 100 added , winners of marching wheeling inanninotorien are not wor ki ng than last week, and holders am generally for a I , OdiCAP of 200 soy Talus (including the winner's for these athletic and healthful exerc i .ea which are as ne- " Devil's Own" drew forth the admiration of mug of the men employed at the large 2.; r.... 16, half a mile, has nevem! repel that am in the aaT • . .. • • •th slight advance• Indian corn goes steadily into consunite Biennial, and ill addition to those soisehmed by me in cm- own stake) after May 15, Mb ;of two or 111011 such hooch- curry for niatunng the body u the studies the of military impetrate , while the line firing of the Univers' y lees time than they were a month ago,b u t it is widish - barrel lower perhaps re the most perfect we have ever witnessed . l culty they are kept on by the large manufacturers,who have :mos but rem ere 3 d to 6 d. par on the sioctens with that event, there are is la. list Nino., Lord ' , ff.'. 10 1 6 extra ; the °ins" to pay 10 to"' boards hell and the cloister are for developing the mind, Pr those who are employed by the 'week ;fatly a elke.* shot ! rathe ! mere firmness , as P rawn: t one trails and whielf). (21 14 t•ohlY41••crtai"us E•teem 4 t, and King 01 Beane. whom eirm", • Once "" d (""' it would be strange if the enthusiasm of the hour Eacn wu h volley me from the rifles shot, and but the best emineuee, aW as a single rates leave DO margin for import. Flour dull, out not for the flash ca extendin f the end of the line to the smeller claret masters are not working more than three or this 520 Indian g tram • OD* pm forioneem hay. been ant -rats, Dot furgettieg Febrifuge, "e") lower. Imports week :- W heat, qrs. nd titer fancy tradre are Age et lb g o e t I did not lead them to unite in volunteer corps ot h er s nd the loudnese of the report, oat might have sup- four dale • week. Th• ie w e l l er Y a- a- • 4,208. Exporter this week :-Whest, 780 barrels. a good-looking ce:t of lord Stamford's that was left at the m k 4 • ....... ..... 3 and to acquire with rapid facility a considerable degree of posed that but one piece bad beer 4=h/opal, so simulte. it is n 1 the tubmmakers -tool makers, and all dull ; o y . edge pot after beim-, heavily backed at Epsom, for the Nnitn oore trn tut u , 6 •to Ira a eor two other branches, in which an average amount 0 / Oats, 2,695. Flour, 592 racks. Indian meal, 44 sacks. race in which Patriot no Marmon to a heed. If General Hies Ile ive the rude., to place Patriot, Tetsuo°, and one of Lord Wastberhoinid • 11 N 4 3 3 Stamford's, in the order somed, polars roy aim will iset anvarab • __=. ..... I 0 = 859.111. „, •• • take nie far from the snack , however good in quality may be , loyal ~A ° •°1 • 0 1 °. • ••• • 12 ',..•••••••••• ..... •• • : the field. The It idmiatos Stakes, three quarters of • mile, "I wale " le probably hey- .n.I the compass of Ballerina ; Std if Dire Geom m s or. lion Amid prefer the Weston Stakes we may en• Vona" Perasite in the WAD , it bong • question whether he maid inele aot hint all comers over this distance after his mole worst awl with Kildooan at Epsom, which preyed him the equal of 44414 . 4 Imam Apollo 4 I 4 8 liliti4ty 4 13 lodine 3 tt rule s s s II Lay misokesk s 1 perfection in military exercises. But for thou who have =wawa@ the action upon the trigger atthewordof command. on . .. . left the associatims and combinations of college life--for the barrister of some standing anil hiilihopes to excilnege suddenly the cod, the gown , and the brief, for the soldier's ,__ of cap, uniform, and ride, and by the abst or two • day from the time w ruction of me hour "e' LONDON IRIAN ItirLas.- This corpe, to the num- quency of business is being done. In the =total= district trade is very much depressed. The iron tyre& is bed, and the fro. failures in this locality has a bad effect upon it. six companies, on Saturday marched from Burling- As to the liabilities of Mr. Thermion, of Crookhay, whose be ton Moues at half.past five p.m. under the command of failure has been reported in this journal it is now said . hirh ought P erha P s la -1 i tenant. Colonel Verner, and 'head devoted ether to rest or to study, reach • proficient, in the ' ea ,-- . um of his weapon, and of all 4 se Nero( Oa Wed 11 lie Meet 4 II the minutiae of the rank throa t" - a- ' 3 paid order and of open order, and of thou numerous in- a";lmas. preparatory te . dividual and combined movements which make as The holiday mini= at Mambas= will afford so dm- Tien Kolar= WOW (re-epswed) of 10 sou. each, hN. effective wither, is an extraordinary evidence of the head ed by their band, that the amount will not exceed 40,000 L Two meetings of Rereet. treat the Strand, Fleet - street , and the thin coal muter" have been held, and • resolution Canoon-street, to the Tower Ditch, where various ma passed to reduce the wages of the colliers Mo day ; the -'"'- •"- the inspection by Major-General urnaee-men are also to have their wages red uced 10 per M Menlo, were gone through to excellent style. The regi• mat, meat will meet this d ay at 4 p.m., et Burlington House, Amur ADZIDIIIM II-- -- - - 'WEATHER REPORT. fIATMIDAT, MAY 18, 8 To 9 A.M. B. I& IL D. F. C. L 8. .31 48 44 E.N.E, 30 46 61 N.H.& -...-- -- - - e 4 c I and under the command of Colonel the Ma uis THE CORN TRADE. lira so.3 ! 48 44 E. • 3 d ares a y s p o t , th e ee .t .1 th e th ree a ye b o o m uu . with 50 added ; 3-yr-olds list 711. ; three, Pet 516; four, volatile power of the well-cul mated mind . The vole • e 1 • of Do 11 to Kenniogtoo, for battalion drill. The r lrst CASUAL% MAT 18. -Small supply of all kinds of grain. Baawica.... ?Mee Al 44 MR dnuhlsdly the Unfree 2.t one nine sad • quarter, for Vet 1211, ; See. 014 ;41 and sod. bet 21b; mares and geld- Leer review at Cambridge on Saturday afforded a good • I of June at Willis's Room ,, Wheat was slow of sale, at last week's rates. Oats slow A50G044411 30.31 14 50 fitr. . annual ball, fixed for the sth .. ebkh J. Gebagee's is Amateur= as ever with lees allowed •lb . i - wi nners exim he. ; the whom to pay 5 opportunity of witnessing by the results how far then Foirritosm IS 56 66 8, b 3 to attract very considerable interest, and it is evi- sale, and turn in favour of buyers. Barley same as lain Wildman reod &Wes, and who an very_ dam- WTI' towards v l Poosto. Throolsorton Al. eta mile. (10 subs.) two conditions of life are favourable to the attainment of app r, 250 • red that the ladies estronesset the list of whom, whether week. Wheat, white, new and old, 235. W. to . „ Must= WM 44 41 N.N.K. • 3 GALWAY 35.33 tit 113 N.W. b 1 1 1 1 rrona eppmersts si net loci, Angelo, Sir Willem Age Age •military proficiency, and of the relative advantages, if aoy, "" in number, social pogrom, or national influence, haa rarely new and old, 21s. Od. to 235. Barley, new, 14m to g es y memes ia a gnat a 44 N.H. o 3 • an d t h e eby Chautkleer Florence Maned-Aram the Dose, North lonmehire, t ea ., 4 , d, , ~....„. 8 Reork•e Eye a . As was to be expected, the announcement that the a q • bola inked, intend to do all in their power to add Mot 15a. fol. Oats, poteto, 10a. 6d. to lls. 941. ; common, Livilirtat .. Mit 49 44 LISA c 1 b 1 leap. Them kalt the Pick of the old hew". ; wal if ant Coul a cer de Kose . 3 Amsterdeni 6 Febrifuge • Mmbridge University volunteen, and " the Devil's Own" ta the " la • mg Tiny are now segued in arranging four 9a. Od. to 10s. 6d. -Carinle Journal. watamma. .. to.tt 64 0 N. araitlesal.. 9924 et et s. e 1 !hi.; beats Mr. Osborne it will be the Mamat- Arcs or Indy To ure d ~ . .... 6 seta of quadrilles, called respectively, •"The Shamrock," COLCIISSTICIt, MAT 18.-A t imed supply of wheat, the • . fa sobriquet which, however uncomplimentary, seems to „ Looms .. 80.29 67 46 N.N.E. o 4 I i L..ina, the hoer b e im th e .04 leniently t rea t e d o f the Tint Co t err Macems ' PLATS ( )of 50 sou. •b e • The Irish Run "4. The proms of St. Patrick," and "The quality ai d condition fair, the emend slow, at barely late Lamm 3060 40 44 14 .14 .1. a - 3,r-oils. Tor the Sapling (2-yrandlStakes, threeeturtais m an y of a sulk, commerad me to Ethel and Zellers.", in peobable ; wieners dm. alter May 111, extra. Ow . thamore congenial to the ears of the gentlemen theniesiese ' , fad so - co, - ,r to a their &Droned title, " the Inns of Court Volum '"' be danced during the evening by them - prices. Other grain firtu, at full prices, with a fair quail- Dorn . 30.88 49 46 N.H. o 3 &honor of Mr. Merry's two, who have more imported. sr All et lb I WV at is tweri"). were to meet togethe r on the same selves and their (roods. tity on vale. Po irlialOOTM . . 139.211 88 61 E. o 1 PORT KS SI 44 11.11.1. b I parade ground, and under the inspection of an GGILDVORD, MAT 18.-The supply of wheat was rather taltD 1 gammons to watt fee ; however , Mr. Kerry will hardly min No s gl enuou the Mmelester Produce (3-yr-old) Stakes, me mile Klnnemley 6 I WaleW S 7 officer of military knowledge and experience e. Trade ruled dull, rod prices in some instances were Portal/CI.- ISIS 66 LS 11.51 e 4 and three-quarters, with two sock horses as Anemia ,30.17 62 46 Z. b 4 'Akan:me ared Starbght, for be mason want w, ___,• l • ll „ . _,____,__co 4 4 • aneminir 3 T no small amount of public Otero= sod curiosity. A ape. ___...______ to 735. Barley, 2Se. to 40s. Oats, Zia. to 295. Beans, e0rminA0321..'29.89 50 - N. 0 1 them both is the by . In the Tradesmen's Lord r---•••• 4 laymen 3 7 nal train of twenty.three carriageseented dove from Shore- 40s. 001THIT COVETS. 40s. to 48. . Helena lain 46 - N. BRUT - B. c 1 b I' Cup, two miles, Mr. Osborne again looks threatening Jenny Leogto . .... 4 Y wi lm tem 4 7 ditch to Cambridge about 400 of the Inns of Court men, 4 7 . Hurrosm MAT 18.-We bad a fair offer of wheat Man daYa &Aerated toe the parent week. Barons... ...'t9.94 St - &IL b 6 to-da the t part of best quality, which sold readily at Limon .. ...... 29.96 tae - W. 6 W. Y. Pee • I with Lady Toop.u.s, Wildnias, mid &ennead ; bet to mom - te noent a Jesuit May tt • Thurs. I pete with the lest of them either Avalenchm Isabella, or Brine .„. W lrfartalrut ee , ...; et ' meeiwiewee-wedesele i - ' rather moron oney. Not much barley; the finest parcels made day m - guarday , 16. . lvanhoff may prove mine capable, arid Inshore York Nimrod a Mika%) a6 13 London Irish, who attended in the character of epectaters -- kaZieWie,Wi l iteirsed• eg r o ' ve -ere s tae s d a y,yr ev 22 ; p r i0. 7. 2 4 . rather more many, inferior • dull trade. Oats support ZIFLANATION. farm WA. Pin atesut gond @cough to ensure him the victory. w•triarril• . brians .. mule lost weeh's Jortora. 16 _ Bereoeite , eo ,...„t e g nod .6,, e „ t i te 52 4 ., at ta..t. ... 1 (dreg the Two Year Old and Volunteer Corps Stakes to . t .t e a r le ete _ . __ hub Breen 3 • 6 10 the morni= at Gray's-inn Audi marched. he nee or wi t h - ... x•-•-•-• . --a ...... meet* at Maachastee will afford as ahem. &ear of sport, the *vest el the three days beisg no. doulitolily the tram Cop, owe mile aad • quarter, for erlikh J. tilsbones stable is threaten* as eve r, with Wildman and Sutras, and who are very &a rrow oppiessis ma Lord, Aussie., BM William, Manat-A this Dream North lanmskira and the !Up. Them lwm the pick of the old horses ; and it _any thing boats Mr. Osborne it will be thir Newel-Arms L or ady I:wise, the letter being the must leniently treated of the Par the Sapling (2-yr-01.11 Stakes, thrseetuartere of a mile, eessesead me to Ethel and Zetlaal, in probable earner of Kr. Merry's two, who lave more important es. ✓tgernests to watt for ; however. Mr. Kerry will hardly miss the Manelmster Produce (3-yr-old) Makes, are mile and throe-quarters, with two such horses as relksatose sad Biarbght, for he end wool theta both is the by. In the Tradesmen's Cup, two miles. Mr. Osborn* again looks threatening with lady Tre.p.uw, Wildman, and Rossrousd ; bat to com pete with the lest of them either Avalanche, lashalla, or lv.inhoff may prove quite capable, sad Ivashors York form mu just about gond soough to immure him the victory. Giving lb. Two Year Old and Volunteer Corps Stakes to the Preschmati, with Marignao (or Baliversel and Danger, Lopratcher beiug the only dangerous opponent to the latter, Hiram the rerrainingporlionof ths programme, so previous run will interfere too mush with th e aren a closed for 1"e t. m the The same remark Apply to the H arpusden bill of faro, as the Bath runn ing will probably introduce your readers to the winners of the three races already completed. —I am, LTEOK. MA LTON RACNB—FAIDAY. ADDITDINAL Ter LANGTON 3Teltee of 5 EMIL Omit, with 25 added ; 7st ; three, 9st ; and pWinp allowed 316 ; WIDOSZO extra, itc. • the second to save his stake. Straight hilt mile. (II T Vaindlee's Scrubbing Sesah, by Touchstone, 4 yrs. ikt 'inc. 311) extra, ,,Ablenift, I !.I r. 0. O. Tbnurenis Prusack. Sera 754 t r. Adonis 2 !Ir. IL Andersen *The Pitiless& a Daughter, t yrs. 7.1 (Lutertstlei 3 Betting : 7to 2 on &robing Brush. Won by three lcruillis; the SEWS between mooed and third. Tan Madan..' PLATS of 50 mows., added toe handicap of 5 soya. each, 1 ft to the fund ; winners extra ; the second to user his stake. One mile. (43 subs.) Mr. l'Ans)..'s Crannied, by Andover, 4 yrs, 7st 101 b .('hslleoer , Mr. W Robinson'. TM Prophet, 4 yrs. est 131 b Metcalfe 2 Mr. Darber's Ponce or (nage, Noel. 7st Ilb 'Vandal, 3 Hon. Winds it.ocluide, 4 yrs 744 1311; .car Sit 11h) , W. Boyce) 4 Mr. Timers The lirenente, 3 yrs, Ott 1311, 0 ,, 0 Mr. W. Neseg• Sella 3 yrs. Set 101 b ... Doyle) 0 Mr. W, ltharsis Lamblauder, 3 yn. Sat 101 h .W. Hunter 0 Betting : Even on Commend, old 4 to 1 apt The Prophet. Won by a leogth ; same between second and third ; had fourth. Brownie. Melia, awl Lamblateler were beaten off. 'fin MALT.* VOLONTItit HMI PLATE at Zi son., iutiled to • iweepoliskes of 3 son. each, for 2-yr olds mad upward.. Three-g m of a mile. 15 subs.) Mr. Oellfrer's Count 8010, by berutuo, 3 yrs, let Mb W.) (A. Sadkr) 1 Lord Derby's eh e by West Australian—Caricature. 2 yrs, vat 41h , Mr. Nicholson's Dia* Penhll.l, Tyrs, !..etloll, 301. ,•seek, 3 Mr. Eidesuris Schoolmaster. 3 rm. 7st 31b 301.: Chalincer 0 Betting : 2 to 1 each apt the Caricature colt and Count 8010, and 3to 1 spit Schoolmaster. Won by a leogth ; bed third ; Mcbonlrnalter's saddle turned round soon after start. Sup. The wirmor was bought in for NS guineas. THE Oatuly.tt. WELHAII CEP, value 50 son., by sub s,riptiona of nes. each ; gentlemen riders, 13st each ; winmr. ; twice, 101 b ; ur thrice, 141 k extra. Two Ales (10subs. I Mr. J. Strusnas Aggravator, by PO)IItEEL 6 pre, Ist (Mr. trishles) Ai , C aged. 1344 5,Th (Mc. lib gavel (Owner) 3 4.l...Mistace't led Rubin, 6 yrs, talmab Mb die) .11r. litZponn) 3 ford Mid4ktons elleph.onlees, Nerd. lint Mairer Beth 0 110 a. Copt I sank red Ptarmigan. elled. UM Mr. Muneen, 0 Nr 0. , Heickletelst Denim. seed. 13.0 Mr. Thompson u Betting : 6 to 4 sgst Red Robin, sto 2 set Aggravator. 4to 1 moat Mousetrap. and 4to 1 apt Shepherdess. Woo lay • lemprn ; see.ned beans. the third a head ; bad fourth. Imam did sot pas the pat. Tiii BIIIMIALL PLATE (Handicap) of 30seva ; for all Ages ; closer* extra. Tl.renquarters 1.1 a mile. Mr. 11 Sublus's Deolislosse, by °read Inquisltor, 3 yrs, 71b 11,. Spnkbees Jennolah Moolerate, 4 yrs. ea ,W. Alma k 2 31r. INetelptek's ladybird, 3 yrs. 70. Slb Antal) 3 Mr. Dawson'* Charlton. 1 yn. at Mb ..• W. Mary 4 Betting : Eve. ea Bookaloom, 5 to 2 apt Jeremiah Modems* awl 3to 1 opt Ladybird. Woe by two lengths. L e tyl in d as beaten at. and Charlie, bribe down. The mow one odd to Mr. N. Jambs for 110 pima Tun )(ALTO, Wi1.21111 CUP of 50 MRS., by subscription of 5 sore. esc:i ; winners *airs ; (esthetes riders ; prof... aimed. Mb extra. One mile and a quarter. (10 man/ Mr. W. rAnames IMO% by Yorlabool. ay; Us ti &lb mll3 1 Mr. C. eriaanammeman's besseee. 4 yen let IMb ao4=l 2 Mr. 14. Thseagesna Onsbendst re. I . o l , l s l4Adklorblagyinlians.Syni. Illet Lb Om Mb sx rAblerelt: 4 Mr./ ate. eb thy Tobllnstio. dmme by Sir Tames allies, • yn. Mb if. Osherow 5 Belting : TMs on Ilegba, and 2to 1 yet Clialsondo. Woe by a awl; ; half a-leregth between secant and third. If % 1101t8DI RTRUCK OlFri4 'IIEfR VIGAGEMENTS. May 16, at 6 p.m., Arita's, out of limmtwater amps*. wets. TIII COUNT T 1111713311.1' PLAT' (Handicap) of 50 OWL • winners of any handicap that May 15, 51b extra. ON A. et iL l • 31 4 4 6 4 • .• .1 .• . • . 4 U . 3 eiti;;;rino . I RAILWAY A itILLMOIMENTS, flak, for Loudon (Paddiale Wednesday evening. Toole AV 33 Bo IMessid 4 Waist $ Atoms 4 Vaawaver 3 await 3 V w r n a r ati 4 It Jesuit Rlngboria Melrose Itoradada I 13 leads lirewa. 3 10 14•414wuriaw Joy Baly Cdisaad 3 0 0 .—A special train will leave is Station) at half-paat 6 on As was tie be expected, the announcement that the CUmbridge Utilvesein voluateen, and "the Devil's Owe" (a sobriquet which, however uncomplimentary, seems to be more congenial to the ears of the gentlemen themselves than their scrolled title, "the lens of Court Volun. teen "). were to meet together on the same parade ground, and under the inspection of an officer of great military knowledge and experience go through the various evolution of a sham fight, crested no small amount of public ninon nod curiosity. A spe cial train of twenty.three carriages carried down from Shore ditch to Cambridge about 400 of the Ines of 'ours, men, accouipanied by many of their friends, and anent of the Westedusters, the Victories, the London Scottish, and the London Irish, who attended is the character of spectators and critics. The main body of the men mustered early in the mornioif at Gray's-inn and marched, by way of Smith field and Finsbury-square, to the Eesteru Counties ter minim, headed by their band, where about sixty of their number had, by availing themselves of a privilege unknown in the regular army, arrived before them is cabs. A very short time sufficed, under the direction of the military chiefs and the railway officials, whose arrangements were conceived and carried out with the precision and exactness befitting the occasion, to stow comfortably away in the ma rines all the passengers, and at about a quarter to ten the train started, and reached the Cambridge station at about half-put eleven. Ou alighting they were met by some forty of their comrades, who had gone down the night before, and falling in upon the platform, formed a sort of guard of honour to receive them. After some delay, the whole body fell in, and headed by Col o nel McMurdo, the reviewing officer, sod their heed, marched to " Parker's Piece," which, to them who may be unacquainted with Cambridge it may be sesemary to inform, is a large open apace rf about 26 acres in the immediate vicinity of the town, and about half way between the railway station and the market place. A more admirable ground for reviewing • small body of men could scarcely be selected is the locality. It is nearly level, surrounded by good houses, is front of which a wide road runs round all the four sides of the Green, at "Pine," and is divided from it only by ordinary post s an d rails. Conse quently not only from the windows of the houses, but all round the road spectators have • full view of all that is going on ; and when it is added that this road extends to about a mile in length, and that it was crowded with people, varying from ten to twenty deep 30,000 may be wifely put down as an under estimate of the number of the general public who were attracted by the novelty of the scene. The Inns of Court men reached the ground at • few minutes be fore osa, and forming themselves into six companies, mus tering is all 460 men, awaited the arrival of the University men, who according to the arrangement were to have met them at 1 o'clock. For some cause or other, however,which was not explained other than by the general comment that those who come from a distance to au ap pointment are invariably more punctual than those who are at home, the University men did not make their appearance for nearly an hour, and in the mean time the lawyers marched and counter-marched, did • little in the line and column business, and finally piled arms and bivouacked upon the ground, those who bad taken the pre. caution to bring the wherewithal io their pockets and pouches prudently availing themselves of the brief opportu. laity thus afforded for laying in the elemeute of strength to beer the fatigues of the day. At a few minutes before two the sone of a limas baud in the immediate vicinity of the green announced that the pliant "Universities" were ap proaching, sad in • few minutes they marched on to the ground, under the command of Lieut.-Colonel Baker, where they were received by their more punctual allies (who hail already taken to their arms sod re-formed) with due mili tary honours, and the work of the day at once commenced. About this time the Prince of Wales came upon the ground, attended by Colonel Bruce and Major Teasdale, and remained, evidently taking • deep interest in the proceed. inga, until the review was over. His Royal Highness, who looked extremely well, was o n h orse back, but dressed in plain clothes, se were both the gallant Olken who were with him. He was consequently but very partially recog sised until he node away, and then the enthusiasm of the crowd more than made up for their want of notice. The cheering was terrific, and so closely were the people crowd ing upon them, that the royal party found it necessary tr put their hones to a good speed, in order to escape the well. meant demoostrationa The " University" men, like the "Inns of Court," were divided into six companies, although their aggregate numerical strength was lees pro be* by sear 100 men—end the two bodies having malted, Colonel 1111urdo took the easusaad. having as his lieu tenant generals Colonel Brawstarand Colossi Baker. Oaptais and Adjutant S. Andover Wood (of the lass of Coat) and ( 4:5 1= sod Adjutant Lesson (of the Cain:atlas, Dowsing ) acted aa aides-de camp, and Major Haworth and Lieuteeast Makin, of the Ist I orkahire VoleateerArUllen, with some other volunteer officers, mined ea the The course of the evolutions to the usmilitary en sp pared to be thus. The volunteers hold a position which they have to defend. A supposed song is approaching is the front, sod to check his advance a line of skirmishers is th ews out, who casting themselves at full length upon the ground, begin to pepper away epos the foe, sa fad as they can lead sod flea dross supports befog reedy right and left to assist them or cover their retreat, the main b o dy tease somewhat in the rear. It moos, however, became dear the attack in front was but • ruse, and that the male effort of the seamy is directed against the t of the pod coo, whereupon • sudden change of front Deese. airy, to meet the enemy in his new and man formidable point of attack. This movement was admirably mid rapidly exe cuted, the supports forming the frost line, and the previous outlying skirmishers becoming the sup. pone. Bet the frost line is speedily overpowered and driven is, but covered and atreagthsued by is. supports fighting nth by tech. Canby now aim dew, wet than Is wombats* mom% sad with the ss. Wlititturwa; St. - llar — ibeirlaw&—Wwireseday, May 22; Than da), 23: Friday. ; Saturday, st. Broirrrow.Whltebrod'agrove.—Wrdsesday,May 22. Friday,24. flsoasairmi, Oldatrarread. —Traday, May 21; Thursday, 23. Bow, Falrflehl.roed.—Frlday, May U. warrion any Orr Praiumumreat. —Tueaday, May2l ; Thurs. day, 23 . lriday, U. flouniwaiut, Smarter. Ilairmegh. Tardily, May 21: Thursday. 23 . Friday, 24. LAKUTII. Cambervrall Kow.read.—Theaday, May U. ORatrirics.—Wedoorday, May IL M ir Wootwroa. —Thursday, May U. Oar or LONDON, Guildhall bulldlop.— Wednesday. May ; y, 24. May 17, at 4.41 . 1p.m.. all Kr. Tee Broeck's hams, out of all Medias/a publishol io the C4'enthir up to this d►te. M.., 17. at 1 p.m., to the Clerk of the Reales and Judge at Salisbury. t 'o , ostadt oat ef all his enpfganeeto standing in Ll4ll Portemosith'ailaiite.. Hirerroark, MAT 18.-We had a fair offer of wheat to-day, the great part of best quality, which sold readily at rather more money. Not much barley ; the finest parcels made rather more mosey, inferior a dull trade. Oats support former rates. Peas and beans made last week's Wheat, 30s. to 435. Barley, 25e. to 443 e. Oats, pin 30.. Peas, 25.. to 335. Beam, 27.. to 34.. DUCTATKR, MAT 18.-There was a moderate show of wheat exhibited at our wire market to-day, old sorts being scarce, while new ditto came to hand in improved condition. At the early part of the week the weather was warm and seasonable, with mild westerly winds. Yesterday and to day north-east winds prevail, and vegetation is again checked. The condition of the wheat plant around here is variably spoken of, but accounts generally agree in stating that warm weather and rain are much required to bring the plant forward. There was not much doing in wheat, and last week's prices were obtained ; old white sample* were disposed of at 66e. to 725. ; new 60s. to 66.. ; old red, 665. to 760. ; new, 50s. to 60s. per 36 stone. The barley trade assumed a firm aspect, and, there being only a scanty show, holders obtained fully late prices for all good aorta, while coarse ditto moved off slowly ; malting realised 365. to 40s. per quarter ; grinding, 300. to 325. per 30 stone. Oats came to hand spariugly, and met a fair consumptive demand, consequently the pnces of last week were well sus tained, and in some cases rather exceeded, old making 31s. Ito 345.; new, 25e. to 325. per 24 stone. Of beans there was not many offering, and the inquiry was steady, all superior aorta making ls. per quarter advance on reoent curreocess, while secondary ditto were firm ; old, 565. to 58s. ; new, 465. to 525. per 38 stone. Fine flour made 45e. to 475. ; seconds, 435. ; third*, 41s. per 20 stone. NEWCASTLZ•UPON-TTNIL, MAT 18.-At our market this morning we had an extremely moderate show of wheat from the growers, owing to a large annual fair being held in the neighbourhood, and choice fresh thrashed &scrip lions, being wanted for mixing, were readily disposed of at rather over the rates of this day se'nnight, whereas se condary sorts were rather lower. In south country quali ties little done. For choice new foreign there was a dis position to operate at Is. decline, and where vessel@ required clearing that reduction was partly acceded to, but the majority of holders preferred going to warehouse rather than make any concession. For new red Mecklenburg, via Hamburg, 635. was procured ; floe Uckermarke at the same time selling at 625. to 635., and superior prepared red Danish 61s. to 61s. rid., natural weight 61165., and all weighed per 5041h5. In flour we have little variation to note. Barley had few buyers. Malt, unless fine, neglected. Boiling peas met little attention ; grinding, unless dry, most difficult to quit. Oats sold touch the same term@ as heretofore. The arrivals this week are:-What, coast wise, 1,859 qrs. ; foreign, 12,295. Barley, coastwise. 165 ; foreign, 1,056. Malt, coastwise, 532. Oats. cosstwise ' 1,062; foreign, 1,350. Peas, coastwim, 5 ; foreign, 522. Flour, 1,086 seeks. Indian corn Hour, 150 wicks. EXPLANATIOR. kraaresster toersotad Y d radaced to Et NORWICH, NAT 18.—There was a fair supply of wheat at our market to-day, which wee taken off at about the rates of last week. Barley was in limited supply, but quite equal to the demand, and but little trade was done ; prices remain unaltered. Beans and peas Done offering. Oats met a steady sale at former nitee. Flour unaltered. _ _ _ . . leTel : such 10 tit, vertical risZeausing about one• bundrdth of an lash diminution; and each 10 deg., above it deg., causing nearly three hundredths Increase. I.—Exposed thermometer In shade. IL—Moistened bulb (tor evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind (true—two points r of meg. netle). 7.—F e r n s (1 hi 11 C .—Cloud ( 9). L b, blue airy, el. Monde ; I, tog; h, hail: lightning; in, ; o, evereest (dull) , r, ruts; ti Olift ; t. thunder. 8. ti MM. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. O . ABVALTX. NOTIINGUAII, MAT 18.—During the past week the weather has been very changeable ; at its commencement it was very warm and genial, but to-day the wind is again in the north-east, and th e weather is cold. In this neighbour• hood the young wheat plant is only coming on slowly, and in sonic pine.% it is very beckward. At our corn exchange today there was a fair quantity of wheat on offer from the growers, consisting of old sod new sorts, the quality and condition of which were tolerably good. The demand was quiet for wheat, at late rates ; white made 68s. to 80s. ; new ditto, 32e. to 70s. ; old red, 645. to 71s. • new, 46a. to 645. per 36 stone. The show of barley wee limited, and the demand was steady for floe sorts at the full curreucies of last week, sad in some cases grinding Norte were the turn higher; malting 35a. to 435. . • Seale, 40s. to 445. per q uarter; new grinding, 2111 a. to 325. ; old, 31s. to 33a. per 30 stone. Of oats the supply was limited, and a fair consumptive demand was experienced at prices rather in favour of the seller for floe sorts ; other kinds maintained their value; old, 325. to 36e. • new, 265. to 345. ; foreign, 28s. to 325. per 24 stone. T here was a scanty supply of beans, which were of good quality, and the demand riled healthy at the extreme rates of but week, old selling at 57a to 61s. • new, 445. to 5.35. per 38 stone. Super flour may be quoted at 465. to 525. ; line ditto, 40s. to 45a. per 20 stone. 01/011D. MAY 18.—There waa a fair supply of all kinds Cl grain at our enchants, with but little disposition on the part of millers and &alms to purchase, except at lower rates, which farmers and holders were unwilling to accede to, and conasquetly the market was • dull one ; the same remarks apply M flour. PITZADOZOUGII4 MAY 18.—At our market to-day we bed • fair simply of wheat, which met a ready sale at folly the pries of this day week. Barley. scarcely any showing. Oats in demand at late rata. Beans unaltered in value. Prior :—Best red wheat, 60s. per qr. of 5041b5. ; common ditto, 46a. to Ode. per qr. of 48016 a. ; oats, la. 2d. to ls. 4d. per stone ; Imam, Us. per qr. of 5321b5. Ida Lilly, from New Yo;catieaidkii ashore at the Mull of Klnho, Islay, MU ot water; a steamer was sent to her last might.—Olasgow, Mu l& N ay vs, et 9 a m , Oxford, out of hie Manchester gam*. taints. Mainerrentin Racnia—Meeter Bern, Jack Mpinl, Ripon, chissenke, Aziadas, Dever, Waterfeed, Sparrow Hawks RIADI3IO, MAT 18. —nail was as axessitiogly short sup ply of whist as our aorkst this worming , sad but a vow TWO PZRSONS BUIIISD ALIM CHATHAM, StrinuT. A deplorable circurnatance occurred at 00020 Ox caribous in progress in this town yesterday, by which two lives were sacrilimd, both the unfortunate per being bathed alive, by the falling in of an immense body of chalk and earth epos them, at a spot at the foot of Chathamhill, where wurkmeu have been employed for some time past in the removal of a nabs of chalk from a small cliff which was in course of destruction. It would appear that the most culpable negligence was observed by the workmen engaged in excavating the earth, as in s t ea d o f exerc i s i ng due caution in the removal of the chalk from the top of the cliff, they followed the directly opposite course, by excavating at the base, and this negligent arrangement led to the unfortunate sacrifice of two hem The chalk hill at the foot of the ascent known as Chatham-hill was purchased a short time since by • person named Forrester, who at once commenced the re moval of the cliff, with, it is stated, the intention of build ing on the spot. A large quantity, several hundred eons, of the block chalk and earth h a d b een excavated and carted sway, bat a considerable quantity still remained to be re moved. Yesterday the workmen were still engaged in ex cavating the chalk from a portion of the hill which had not been worked, and had dug out a quantity of block chalk, when the snperincumbent mass being deprived of the sup port at lie Lase gave way, nod a quantity of earth and sheik, calculated at about 300 tons, fell in. burying one of the workmen named Wisdom, and also • boy named Marsden. As soon as intelligence had been conveyed to Mr. Forrester of the accident, a number of workmen were em ployed to remove the earth, in order to reads the unfortu nate man and boy, who were buried several feet below the surface. Owing, however, to the great quantity of earth necessary to be removed it was fully two hours before the two persons were reached, whoa the led Maradeo was discovered iu an upright position, quite dead, and the unfortunate man Whdoni, lying on his aide, life also being quite extinct NENDICITT SOCIZT7'. The forty-third sanusl 'meeting of this society test plow at the eociety's here, No. 13, Red Line•aquarq ee fletenley. The ebeir wee takes by the Marquis of Wmeemonim. - Tie report, of which the following are the mot im =paseges, wee approved by the me e ti ng : —Th e sten of the society continues to be satiefactory. Tbetsisace-sheet amend shows that the total amount oldie 7ser's imams was 3,913/. 14.. 2.1., of which 3,0101. 1 3 / 1 . 9d. wee derived from subscriptions and donations, being en tureen of 115/. 10s. 9d., as compared with the preceding rear, and somewhat in excess of any year mime 1655. The balance at the bankers' in the beginning of the year was 32.91. :h. ad., in the Mods of the eminent manager, 150/. The remainder of the income consisted of interest on cock, 3001. I le. ; • legacy of the late Chariot Faulkner, 1001. ; pottedege on begging letter relief mosey, sod for picking oakum. 21. ti.. 9d. The expenditure for , 1860 was 3,16 W. 16e. 10d., being 316. Us. Bd. above that of the precediog year. The amount expended in relief to men , deuce Wes 9061. 95., being 20/. Ile. Si. beyond the sum so expeeded is 1869. At the dose of the year the society bed 10,1011. 15a. ltd . in Th ree p er Cent. Clocks, being the mane amount as the preceding year, and a balance of 6931. 174. Q. at the lenken' to begin the current leer. The Mai gives in the year were 42,192, being en menage ad abort B,ooo over those of 1559. The unregistered oases KW L not thought to require • special investigation) were OW, being an niensae of overly 600 bey on d th ane of the previous year; and the registered mess 430, an in crease of marl y 70 on the year, and in excess of any year since Marsen they ameented to 624. The vsgrasla sipper Were , 7:6i, of whom 330 were con ' The pre ' views year had shown 609 apprehensions and 300 came llia/. The number of begging letters sent for invietigation dories the past year was 3,601, bong aa increase, compared with the previous year, of 117. A larger number of spoli ation@ from mechanim and others out of employ has bees remised than for many years peat, and this has probably arises mainly from the severe weather. To such apple:seta, but only after their applications had ben tested by in. RICA= at their own dwellings, and seams their neighbours sad 141111•11.. upwards al 8001. has been distnbuted by the ni fty b i ggigi.lgetar wii initors bed been convicted I he▪ rbs the year. sed gy see to various of of inseleurese. mars lee radio le two yews. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION•HOUSE. A girl, of about 15 years of age, as charged with at• tempting to defraud an omnibus conductor. The ' after riding some distance in his omnibus, tap him on the arm, and asked for change for the shilling she had given him. He said she had given him no money what. ever. On getting out she declared that she had no more money. The same trick having been played upon other conductors, he gave her into custody, when it was found that she had 10a. ed. in her pocket. The prisoner was remanded in order that inquiries might be made. fIOW•I3TREET. An elderly man, of gentlemanly appearance and address, who stated that his name was OWey, and that he was formerly an officer in the Royal Artillery, applied to Mr. Carrie for advice under the following circummtaoces Mr. Ottley stated that he got into the Royal Arti ll ery School at Woolwich by the isfluenos of the late Duke of York, and after passing the usual examinations obtained his oommasion, and served as an officer of Artillery for 21. years. Government offered at that time, about 20 years beak, what was called a " bona" to officers who had served fora certain number of years. The so-sidled "boon" was the permission to sell their commissions and the pent of a pieced land in Canada. He accepted the offer, and when he went out to Canada be found that his property was 15 nines from any human habitation ; that the road to it lay for the greater part of the year under three or four feet of snow ; and that the laud itself was perfectly useless to him, being so covered with timber that it would require an enormous capital to clear it. The only benefit he ever got from it was, that be cut down a quantity of the timber, which he made into two rafts, Boated them down the river, and sold them. No doubt the property might have been made valuable if he had had capital to improve it. He then became manager and editor of the Ottawa Adrertiver newspaper, after which he removed to Staten Island, sad became professor of mathematics and military tactics at Staten Island College. Subeequestly he edited the New York Picayune for four years, and more recently he became editor of a newspaper at New Orionis. Bat when thermos% disturbances broke out be was required to take an oath of allegiance to the new Southern (Secession) Camfedemcy, and to abjure his own country. This be refused to do ; but finding that several persons who had so refused had been hanged on suspicion of being abolitionists, uud that others were ignominiously expelled, he was obliged to make his escape and return to England. After an alemace of 40 years from London he could find none of his old friends, and could get so employment. Mr. Carrie regretted that he could do no more than give him some temporary assistance from the poor-box, and hoped that he might get some employment shortly. WORSH IP-STREET. Wesley Francis, George May, and George Rawboson. assietants in the service of Mrs, Ranger W.ldaah, grocer, of Bridewell.place, New North•rosd, were summoned by the Society for tho Prevention of Cruelty to Animals fur brutally ill.uaing a dog. They used the poor dog in the most scandalous and disgusting manner, and so cruel had been the treatment that the dog was obliged to be killed. It was a little animal, only six pounds weight, sod so docile mid good tempered that it had become a favourite in all the osighhourhood. The osly excuse given by the defendant. was that the dog had Umpired upon the premises of de fendants' mbar?... . . Mr. Knox said be had never known a more disgusting ems of barbarity than this. It was enough to excite um venal indignation. The prisonen were then fined 5/. each, or in default to be imprisoned two months. GREENWICH. Newry Charles Brown. aged 17, wag charged, on remand, with wilfully setting flre to the of hie employer, Mr. Potter, landlord of the t Bella Tavern, adjoining Greenwich church. _ On three separate ocautione mysterious fires had taken place on the premises, the kat m pnaoner's bedroom, in which a large portion of the furniture and the paper was destroyed, and the door charred with the flames. The evidence was unmistakeable that the fire had com mented at the head of the priSODOell bed, for, at examina tion. a partially-buret incase match was found in the corner of the mattress. — Thos pliOiaor woo qua rornaa‘d bet was admitted to bad is two rarotios of KC sock oad him& la 1001. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arias, from London for Mica Bay, April 29, bd. 40 N., lon. 18 W. Blanche ibarouel, from Singapore fur Qacennown, April 19, Ist. 17.0 N., 10n.118.36 W. Ivanhoe !ship), from Bombay for London 60 days, April 11, Ist. 3.19 N., lon. 94.20 W. Julia (barque;, from Colombo for London 117 days, May 6, lat. 48.10 N., lon, 14.20 W. Launceston (ship), from London for Kurrachee 49 days, March 30, lat. 20.46 ton. 37.10 W. Mary Z. Ray, from London for Port Adelaide 55 days, March 14. Regent !shim, from Liverpool for Calcutta 46 days, March M, lat. 22.10 3., too. 36.12 W. Robert Lowe Imo , from New Zealand for London, May 5, lat 45 N., lon. 20 W. Thatcher Magma, from London for San Francisco 19 dap, April 14, lat. 7.28 N., Ica. 2834 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. lft et Abbey.plece, St. Jobdawool, the Wife - - • - • • of H. J. Bartiei,Esq., of a linght,m. COBB.—May 15, at 42, Olouctateridace, Hyde.park,,the wife of Thomas Cobb, Esq., of a eon. WOKE—May 145,at Witapoleatreet, the wife of W. M. Cooke, Eaq., of a eon. OA WORTII Y.—May 17, at College.willas, Ylachley New road. the wife of E H. Oalsworthy, rAI., of a eon. HANBUHY.—My 10, at Belmont, Herta, the wife of C. A. Hankpry, Kay., of • eon. HAY WOOD.--May 14, the wife of F. Y. Harwood, Nag., Derby, of a aoo. 119 . 1.4 . ..EFE 7 May 15, at Northfieet, Kent, the wife of J. W. Monett. of a son. PITCAIRN.-11a7 15, at Backlnghanrcreecent, Victoriariarit. the wife of the Rev. J. P. Pitcairn, )1.A., of Ilanchtster. .71 ;;;;li. BALMON.—May 16, at Soothethe. the wife of Mr. A. Salmon, of a daughter. 81CH.— May 11, at Chiswick, the wife of W. T. filch, Fey .• of a daughter. SLATka.—Mg 16, at Vortst.hill, the wife of J. Slater, Fey., of Perla, of a aut. MARRIAGES. BRRTHON—BROWNII. 7 II•7 10, at ltathwlck Church. Bath, by the Rev. K L Berthon, K P. Berthon, E.g., t.. /Army Marta, daughter of Captain V. Browne, late Stalf-utlfcer, Shropihrra District. BYVAN—POIJIILL—May 16, at Hove Church, by the Rev. J. Vaughan, M.A., Richard Alexander, son of R. Winn, L.I. of Brighton, to Laura Maria, daughter of the late L rag.. of Brighton. BRIT W NRIGG—TAYLOR.—IIay 15, at the Church of the 11017 Trinity, Broutptoo, by the Rev. R. klalone, Lieutenant C Brownrlgg, R.N., to Charlotte Ilargaretta, daughter of Captain W. N. Taylor, R.N. 0008EY—WALL16.—May 16, at Kingwate Chapel, by the Rev. C. Woollacott, Mr.]. doosey, of Kettering, to Mary, daughter of the late J. Wallis, Esq., of Barton Lodge, NorthatuPtot shire. HATVIELD—WRITL--May 16, at St. Luke's, Chelsea, hi the Rev. C. P. Hobbs, M.A., W. 11 ilattleld, Ewe., ...'helses, to Auguata, daughter of J. White, Esq., of West Brampton. LOLKENBICK—kit'NSTER.—May 14, at the Serand terbui Church. Haywood, by the Rev. J. It. Denham, H. E.I kenbeck, ?sq., of Antwerp, to Emma, daughter of P. L Munster, isq , of Belfast. TRRNDELL—PBEVITL May 10. at St Janice's. Paddington. bi s t e he .4 ltov. W. R. Trandell. J. It Trendell, Ent., to Charted., daughter of the late J. Previte, EMI., of Calcutta. DEATH& KIGOB—May 14 64 Booth Norwood, Mr. T. Biggs. aged 50. bAUCL—May 14, at Upper Cheltenham-Place, Cells, relict of the late R. Wass. Itsq., of Bristol, aged to 0008--Map 16, T. Cook, keg , of Dewsbury Mills, Yorkshire. amsd 74. POIJITIOL—May 15, at Hampstead, Maria, wife of M. Forster. a. ' a t er. 11A y 16, at Old Martetatreet, Brlmol, Mr. glad 41. imr4aLow.—bta, 16. at Elkhorn Rectory, Suffolk the:Hee. I. B. Headow, Hector of Mitcham. %KA 46 . HUOOINB —May 16, at Camden-town, Huggins, Hag., eit . the Lion Bremboase, aged 49. Petaled and Pabllshed by Wltuati Ir.nos ite rr Wl N 6 S. Lorahard4treet, In the City of et do feenberdedreek In in. 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