The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-29 00:00:00

fat accord, and shersetstistio of the age wk:th the WOO were admitted to rscalL Toe wades damns sa armour—s d issiquier —die joinder b y knights is complete pl ate blouse ef fres lacers in a French kr. ••.—the field where the nionarehs met, with the tents, dais, and throne cowered with the drop d or, are as near readily se in a theatre it is possible to it The There is SSUI• medal daaciag I y MAW. Clirlatise. The Ofilitlik ma on its lint sight's repreeentati e s received with almost uproarious a pprobatios, I sad will no doubt become as established favourite. CREMORNE GARDENS. The weather, ea a Glitter of course, had its Mavens , on she wen/acre at ttis popular place of amuse ment, but it was only • qoetticu of degree fewt is, soy theamede being ease ded, Ware were only a thousand', she as sole as the rani aetualiy ceased, wok 0001110. and lam it was dark the • jades' presented their usual c ease of saissiles. Tans is one a t here to pleasure- 1 seekers, sad that is, that if weather for out-door inijoyment I shall WI. there is maple swonesmodatios under cover for A away pewees as climes to avail themselves of it. Although the gardens have bees regularly °toed sloes Eutaw, it is undesstood that the actual meson does not commas" till Whitsuntide, and the varied attractions far the summer sloths are not supposed to have ressited sempletioa. C.ipsiderable pa ha haw been taken to reader the grounds sarbaddiegs worthy of the eztensiv• whisk th e pteprietor is aosameased to receive. car:Vl has how renovated and re-painted in a style whisk say he called, without the least esaggeratioe, as the arta- tle-. the de and esontis rell ea dsg great credit twee mid skill of lair. Forster, the artist who has bees' in the re decorations. The awe and plants, coked little backward, are vigorous and bloomieg, sad with a week's ems would be es hammiest its =see abundant. • new ballet ds tirconstenee, The Red, Waste, and Bias, has been pre date, the mess of which ie laid in Toulon, and contri- some lowliest sessery, dresses, sad dancing. are made to l.'s a th • Ilse!, frati.rnisatiou of French soldiers and lbellib eallen. It is sur prisiag, considering the limited • epee el the theatre, what geed aroma are produced. For the rah the estataissests are literally legion. There is Ira Pasta, by the Brother* Russelli tight-rope doting, egef ee i ra , ; .ais peaslise , olsikesse4.siffermva,oliialZ,is,a zientgateprienneeft . g; a equestrian cirque, for which, swoop others, - Eleinades is asgegoll ; u very elaborate model of Sebes , as sass is little, a boeiherdment of the town S um by mesa of a galvanlo battery ; a wooderfol of stresoth, by a Signor Thug Napoli. who has a OM Mon 41 ewe. And from his shoulder, ac. The medal • dinerlawat embrass Sunnis Mud, with several violists * eltiment ; Weide, a imam by the Fuck Pyrenees singers. The drowarks .re displayed, with innieset effect, in font sof the mew lifebßysanuas building, elled a the magna of oats the Second, Avery sla fter bs. isle NA well sassed piece of workmanship. It is ealasand that as the oases miasma MN 110Tolties i s the ' ikeekk lopartment will be attomptwl, of a very unusual stasmar is pyrotecbay. Oa the whole it may be aid that lb, oily thing maimg to sake the plate thoroughly enjoy. greets its frequenters. is a little sambas by der and a little • INAMIIs of temperature in the *weldor, which it is to be hayed will set be such lugger delayed. - - • TM ZOOLOGICAL GAZDEIIII...—The infortenete . preamme. et tau dudes seedy the whole of the day . nalerially shacked the lbw of visitors towards Rastssee nib t but they wore a w ed" e ta n a ale to be coasted tar • sais. The ariasted esters all Men iliferest grass of of samba ; hat the ste feel bleoeselsaillsh the Why god 1 . 111 paleale; We nes* wig all 8/wombat , edermarses Whelks of sooslutys, asd. abeee all, itat &ready loloweelleg seeeity, the artavineium, 'prase/ to be the 'kW Ibilidlis. 130101cY ZOOLINIKIAL OARDSSe.—Thin peptise place of vadat esseeisesest. oo famous foe its minis sr pree ntadoas med i al Iselosiais displays, °posed for the lishos VlsollAryi he was ell the We, was very sum« sanely stases. The of attrast, bo ides the smagerio and the minstrels, was the sew plasm of Ilehadopoi, by Ilk moss, which has already beta fully dewertbed is the Doily Nam, sad which yester • dry elicited the 'dainties of all beholders. During the ✓ akesoos a &Wight reptweetatioa was given of • Russio i . arty wed attest al tlill Realists retrenchments. hay ~ wake is the Seel papaw of the Rowans. Ace dk : * soother sktie ea attsapted with so sore mow, e way, afar Maw eta great easy la-works, r eplied to o by as 0400 nimbir es oar ado, Tessa himself to tate, • sad sages afar is 4, the plata.' TEXISOWS WAX WORX.—Tbe exhibition el wax mesh Iwo at Baker-street attracted its hell Awe et MM. ewe es Irbil ll.aday. aideoar last oedemata eseslaw •• Oh stalks haw been se the esikalks at liens. :, lbe whisks% et twat belay the talehrldes el Me pram al. ww,lealstaisi the late Emperor llribeise. of the &dies , Turk I. 0 veeras Tks. Marshal St Ansed. UM Itegisa, : awl kestalkol, arranged is sae weep. awl appeready • waits tuestlar as Itsmeoeiously se Am. they were seam ' bled at some coat payout. Those, sad a Igen of tbe Doke • • a Osahrideo which sow forms port of the royal tastily ✓ moo, hiring the chief seirelties, deem most anodes. WILD'S Owes.—Notwithatandi the nagenial weather this admirable place of es at was my wilittended yesterday. Ia sidities to the model -, a i which continues Is attract such soda, the " • 101,1111, saintly asstratad s medal of Cronstadt. 1 TAW Si WM be gained a very _deer lies at the &SW a. Ike W alma O week ear BBalticSeel had to eta Wad, for not only seethe Ism jar bet ell the shallows, diemsWl WAWA. stalk weft of Ille Balk Sea. The bads's at Mace Deafer oinfinameed as Mimi with the procession of calash Beadily-whoa children ow Whit Monday, wiles 26 'shoo* and a total of 11,000 children, walked through the poisoittel Musts, oath school the by the olsrgyass, ehavehwerileas and Madsen, of the church whia the school is attached. The procession terminated at the cathodal, when the Bey. John Spotlit*, M.A , new of Boeleatoe, preached the faunal sermon to the children. The streets wore oe usual crowded by fa mous Rushers a people to witness the processions. The dissenting telltale nave their preeentions as subsequent days of the week. Most of the scboolo, both church sad diessten', have arranged for one or tweeze/unions into the cosatty, to places 16, 10, or 60 miles distant. and one nil. way compaay aloes has outlasted to take 60,000 children to various elbtanoes &wag the week. The weather is ea mediattly floc sod if it °outlasts so, the tulle on the rirail • ways est of Manchester to Loudon, to Paris, to eaches +me ter * plases, *ammoniate for lose sad sod into M ass the rases, asp be nutted to be ve largo. Oar Birmingham corresponde ry nt writes, " the • poet Bane is marries it is the provisoes ; the celebrated earns@ at Dad'. y are illessinated ; the cutle grounds ate thaws op sad' a number of entertainments of so muse. live olteruisr, sasoust other, balloon ascents," db solv'tig fad (pew excelitaes, of course) the battle or lakermaan,* are peovided. Yesterday the place wee 'Wad by wastage *ousted. from Bimategbas sad the drawly populated ssiseral district of Smith Staffordshire." NSW W4l OF SWINDUNO CLIROLIISN. Then art IMO kind' Of swindling O the POMPOMS U.S. Journal) es ingest us that one usag W e help =at these, and withal se mere„ iag to the Meths ere is the lea dosser el =pose. It cools emu's begeselsa wooderhilly to taut last everybody who keen battery will be moved to laughter as stub is to pity. One of the newt growler of the scamp fraternity has jut tuned kis swiodliag battery upon the utility of the clergymen turbo an laboarth; is malt coosinanitisi on moderate salaries. and have a oatmeal desire to "'Wargo the sphere of thole wielathees" by peesoliag to tetearebee that pay better. The following is a .opy of the letter which he has addressed is nambers of the renal clergy, and is MAIM for which be not/rived a " dollar sad a bait or thereabouts," whisk com 'thetas thew pith of the epistle : " New York, Sludgy, Muth IS. Ma " grottier,—Being set letter* this shamus, and heist sossevriut wearied rather than refreshed by the morsieg dispute of our respieted pastor, have concluded to sit down and write to you, Smash utterly unacquainted, sale in that sympathy whisk }ensue of hko unthetament is miaa'artly teal sounds eae await. It is the appestat (Ado's* and formality of OW metreptlitan sermons that km led me, by a pleasant esatroet, to tbiok of you. I hued you met while pasting through your pl-xt—a SITINaII that boa to.sy table teetered to my memory, though Ito calm piety wad deep pereeptios of hams tutus may be weekly notarreases to you soogregatiovir. " 1 bare mural times thought it would be well for our thank to call ta you for a trist here. Oar house is wealthy se/ • stotowo,' Omagh that is so matter. I bad slung ghee us the ids'. whoa it was forcibly Monied to me rater loy by toeing a notice of you in the new publication of 'Tiaras through the States,' in which I it. the writer has bean you, anti was so impreased th.t he gives • stress description ..f yes and your style, so well according to ay visas, that!. tut ersolinned ia my opision of you. Yoe have probsbly scan a. And aside from any realty at praise in riot, or aey pun at a cession (fur be Sods fault, too) 1 think a Frothiest caonot toe maen study his style, ta duty to his liwter sad people, by learning all he can et his bearers' views of ban, it cot fa the praise, at least for the bliss.. S. you see I hope to sit under your minion. time. I wish you would write tome immechatety what yea thick of ountisg Lore if I propos to on. My bell bat just moo for tee, aod I close hastily, wishing . you sumo in III) field, and' many suits m seals to your mtnietry.' " YOU , is the Lord. A. D. Cossathow. "P. -. If you have not um the seats of you (in the book', I alluded v.), I will pet it for you. 1 been it sells at a dollar owl a halt or thereabouts. " 1 close is boats. 'A. D. D." Patio —The Americas papers speak of a filibuster ing • apedition to P•nt. Aerating; to the report' in tires blies, the Mende el Genteel Etriialtior, lately overthrom , bell , a I) 'mine Rue. sad General Castilla, are orgassisi as tapedities to carol, their fades cinemas to the presi dent, of teat repablie. It will be nellletted that (lateral Enna sae bestes tg the aid of 'ovary Americana Muir winstad km•em Boni. baster , is the umy of Genera. Clown , ; asd the SOD MIMI of inibialque erne that if ea. surety Yalta. pat Castilla is power, s bandied IS mew *NM ...C.v. 11.%i n iq d . A tal saitylag the Fugitive Slane Law pawed to s Want mama •a w blasessiamegre Seaga maths SPORTING. TATTEASALL'B. - MOND AT. Althesgh the Tuesday after Epsom is held to be tbe proper day of wettleseet ut Ass Bows woods, yet • Ism amount of nosey g e Ily abase' 'faith out dm Monday. Thor@ sae so ezeeptium is this respect to-day, sod the pro upset wlskli preceedlsp rev ealed was meals brighter tUtt had bees eatielpated. Some mews 'big;" were talked about, but there is every probability that is a litde does satitfactorteyll its ow arrangee ilituts will be aids. Tuesday, however, will Ap et t Mille+ Bow Cooley 3 , 311.3 3 Cora of the North Fr,ckti Clem • uy a fawn Vera ... a tiamlo ... a LiLibor** Lao $ I ISwami= BAITUIIIIIO pill 8 3 1 Maw (dea4 p.ld (65.. h.., 24 of whom p► 7 3 stakes. Womb owl a half. pea Pot ibelliL) • Ada at lb 1 A Typo (la Ilbestts) . 4 . 4 16 r derbies .... 1014 es.) 4 4 Tao Batty Biro ........ 4 10 1 Lasenablso 1a5r...—... 3 I 1 K a kilia .. 6 3 Peinsbat . S 6 0 NOM .... 4 1 1 I Go*•:so 1 06106114 . ... ... 1 WM, Joins, tCmPlanews II 1 Unlace .... -. 3 111 .... awe Two TSAR OLD SiLLIMG STAI.I. of 6 sows. sub, wits 40 added, for two-yr-olds ; colts, 84 716 ; 811106,8d1 31b. Wieners before starting to warp 31b rs. Tee winner tO be sold for 200 eon.; if entered t o be sold for 160 soya. 1 allowed 41b ; for 100 eon., 71b j and for 60 eon , 101 b. TM wiener to be told by motion, and any overolna above rho stated selling pries to goo 9 tbe food. T.Y.C. Claw. OS Thursday. Tux DEBBI lianDloao of 70 sore., for all ages. Throe quarters of a rails. et lb Ap Ap et lb Seowdoe Mail! ...... P au al t rstone a 4 II 7 rolOwitaa 3 3 6 6 Bro to Grey Tommy ... 3 7 11 116061144 1 . 4•111 11111 Oaklands 4 7 6 111 able 4 7 6 7b l ,:= 3 12 Moontals Sold 4 7 0113446 Morris 3 7 faulleld tole. la e rn iateryal• of payieg era receiving the follOwief Wore the ly bets that cruse under our notice. ASCOT STAKES. 5 to 1 apt Mr. T. Pur's Mortimer (6 to 1t) to 1 Sir C. llosek's Vandal (t) DERBY. 1.000 to 40 apt Lotd Baby's Yeasolette (t) 1.000 to 40 Mr. B Fly-by-24m(t) 1,000 to 40 Lord Waimea Draustut (the salt by Annandale out of Epilogue) (t) In the wane of the afternoon the following notion were posted in tit' noes " MI. NAGAITY'II ACCOUNT. " Mr. Hegerty bring preptred to meet all &ales out him, all gentlemen iadebted to Diaz oast pep hits the amount doe to his upon his satisfying his Creditors. (aigaid) EMIOUTE, "C. Gamma.; H. Roue, • "Ousumer Humes." BETS BETWEEN HORSES. The opinion of the Cianroitte• of Tattoirsdre Room being asked the condos whether a bet between he of their places is to be conside red " play or pay," they are opinion that such bets are P.P , and won in the event of either horse obtaining (gip by the derision of the )edge. ) EIDIOUTIL H. Sons. FILIDIL. MAoUKIB. C. OSIVILLI. T.w...114. May 28. O. PAINS. ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. Yesterday, the anniversary meeting of the Rol Geograohicet Society was held at the Society's house, NI. 16, Whitebell•plaes, the Right Hon. the Rai of EtLunen" the Preaideut, in the chair. The report of the council, &fur noticing that by the jibe- I 'silty of the goventment, the members of the society were at length enabled to meet in their own house, Slla is be. fitting apartments, stated that daring the year 72 nternben had been added to the lists of the society, whieb coatis% at present, of 67 homer, and corresponding, and 604 ordain members. In pursuance of the treasury minute (accom panyiug a yearly grant of 5101. by has Majesty's ministers la aid of the today's operations), the Gamed had made arrangements for the purpose of rendering the maps and charts available for public tinues, end the snap.rooras were daily visited by istel: re igent strangen. The sucisty's income showed a continued improvement. The additions to the mac and chart department during the year cowbird of 7 atlases, sad 226 sheets of maps and charts. The ems tribution to the library amounted to 628 v.domes of books end pemphlets. Otte houseary member, U. Beeittesape. Beanpth, sad 21 ordisary members, bad died &win the year, and one ordinary member had moped. Mr. Weer °ugh had bequeathed to the Geological sad Geographisel Societies of Loud°. all bb collections of bosky, maps, &a., relating to geology and geography, to be suitably appor dosed, together with the sum of 6001 to each society, for the expense of secommedating such collections and for gear tel purposes. On receipt by the Geographical Society of its portion of this nouifkent bequest, arraegements would forthwith be made by the rinsed for carrying into effta, with respect to it, the wishes of the testator. The Patron's Gold Medal bad been awarded to Dr. Livingston for his recent replontions is Africa ; sad • testimonial of the vase of 26 guineas, In suresying Warmest , . to Mr. Charles John liederson, for his travels is Boeth.Western Africa. The Bishop o. Oxman, in seeing_ the adoption of the report, said th at the award of the gold medal to Dr. Living. sten, a friend of his own, gave him indeed groat phew% for be had bees the mesas of introineing Christianity, sem meow, and civilised°. to the nacivilis parts of the earth. As Dr. Livingston was the first sun of their blood who had erceeed the greet continent of Solna Atrial, moat heartily did he soogratslete the society that their gold medal had goat into such heeds. (Gnat theering.) Lord 0•1113101111eseeeise the reesia Mr. Roams. regretted Sles the ma medal neither this year nor hist year lodises. eeehered upon Dr. B.rth. The Berl of Sumatran most readily admitted the ser vices of Dr. Barth end Dr. Vogel, but the accounts they had received of their performances were at present too - -no te enable the council is judge of their geographical llawoetrns Races.—M 4.50 p.m., on Monday, the 28tti last.,lostiaito was scratched for the Union Cap and Mweitiseres for the Tradesmen's Cup. We ens requested to state that subscriptions are rolosioad by too Messrs Tattersall on behalf of Charles Marlow, the jlekvy, oho had the saislortsne to be thrown in too rem for the Oaks, and to eastsis, is ensign's/to, a severe hatters of the lilt lag. The racing public will, no doubt, &Mad substantial proofs of their esteem and commiseration. MANCHESTER RACES. PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. WIDNESDAY. Tim TRAPPORD 11.411171 CAP of 6 OM. oseb, with 60 added, for all as... The winner of any saes subs Tient to the peblicallee of the weighw, value 1001. clear, 6io. extra. Oas mile. (16 subs.) Ass st lb I Ago et lb The hews .—........... 4 37 1 Ellenelre ax's 2 MOM .........«.. 6 II T a irleld 3 3 cabanas Parr......... 3 5 2 F re ddy $ 7 Maass ... ..... ......... 3 712 Mre. Irldby 3 4 1deere5.................... 1 7Vs Wheatess 3 4 W askot «....«...... 4 710 Mystls 3 10 Hoodoo -- 4 7 6 Thu bur . s 6 Lbws Judith •s 7 2 Tea Ilutow Coo of 200 son. in specie, added t a Handlese Sweepstakes of 6 eon. emelt, for II puolds and up wards. Certain peaalties. The wound to reales 20 sou. 001 of the stakes. About *as Bile and a quarter. (74 subs ) age st lb age st l 4 b Andover - II 12 . 4 4 Nimble (is. IllbTales) 4 $ S 6 • 7 1 1 = . 4FITOY;: I a 3 1131romie tal i • 1 oris — u• - - - 7.=..:: 3 Ors* bridal. -... t Toes Tbe Tors lk tali* Genslassper __—__ 4 i i i 9 T 11 T 11 T 9 T S Pima 4 tlis aorif;66 - a umbra 366 6 = .B 4 ifs Mr niThece. reseinties was serried snamissimely. Tim mosireastel to Mr. Amstar", "lamed to in the report, was timn poneenied to hat patinae& by the Earl of Ellen MI% Ira • WOO eomplimantory !whinge The noble Chairman else prepense* she 4lnienNs altid medal to Dr. Timms, en behalf ef Dr. lidgeglem lie. Anderson cud Dr. Mims bray esmeolly returned thanker the Earl of Illleamege limessied to deliver his annual address, paring, in the scum of his remarks, a warm tribute of enlogium to the memory of the moiety's distinguished friend and mar elate, the late Sir John Frunklia. In allusion to the Arctic szpeditiou he might observe that pleas for the meaument of Lieutenant Bella had beea submittal to the council, end it would shortly be erected near to Greenwich Hospital. Hoeing adverted to various other topic., in conclusion be thanked the oremben for the indulgence they had shown his while he oesuplsd the preetdeotial shalt, sad an. serried, as his samoseor, Admiral Beechey. Th. vacancies in tea Coupon, by retirement, having been filled up, the gusting was dissolved. LONDON AND NORTH WESTBRN RAILWAY. St lb II S. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1855. Lab) - - EQUITY COUHTS.—MAT 28. moss TIIS LOW% JUITIMI OP A7PIIAIL. LORD lILVIIDIOTOX a ROUTRRIR. In this cam it appeand that the late lord Kenaiegken bad raised, by way of mortgage upon the lieneit` estates comprised in Ms marriage settlement, and of which h was the tenant for Ur*, a sem of 20,0001., under a power given to him by the settlement to charge that sem, with interest, upon the estates. There being prior charges upon the estate", the rents and profi*s thereof were found insuf• ficient to k ep down the interest upon the mortgage, and bin lordship in his lifetime had paid the deficieoey out of other of his assets. The maie question in the suit was whether his personal representatives were entitled to have the amount so paid by their testator allowed, as agaien the plaintiff the present Lord Keosincton, who bad enecesded to the possession of the *state as remainderman, as a charge upon the estate. Their Lordships, in Riving judgment upon the ease, overraling the decision of the !fester of the Rolls upon this question, held that the amounts:teamed constituted a chugs upon the estate. Mr Lloyd, Q.C., and Mr. Shapter appeared for the appellants. Mr. R. Palmer, Q.C., sad Mr. Selwyn for Lord Kee -1 sineteu. Mr. Feeding, Mt. Micklethwaits, and Mr. Southgate hr other parties. WOU Tas LOW CRUICIIIOII6 XILYNILL IP. 111111314. . The original bill ma filed by Mr. Joseph Pease, of Dur ham, and two other directors of the Stockton and Darlingvn Railway, against the defendant, Mr. Suttees, for the specific performance of an agreement, dated March, 1843, under which the railway ecmprny took possession th e defendant'sland, the terms of which, bcweeer, were not settled; and the question now was whether there was such an agreement as would induce the court to grant a decree for specific performance upon fair and reasonable terms. Therese came on before the oourt ma an appeal from a decision of Viee-ehaneellor Stuart. Mr. Malice, Mr. Wigton:, Mr. Weber, Mr. Bacon, Mr. T. SWUM, Mr. Smythe, Mr. Small, Mr. Gores, and Mr. De 0.1, appo.red fur the different parties. The arguments were not concluded when the court rote. COURT OF QUERN'S BERM-MAT 28. lIIIMPOI IM MAW' - Ann arrncze Cott WILD ItEOll. MID RILL The business which came before the wart to.dey was des titute of general tautest. BAIL COURT.-MAT 28. srtruies AT NMI ratut.-11101.11 ra. 11•TRIC wsowniss. Only two causes were in to-day's list, and tbs particulars of the did not justify a report. Tbe court will sit at Guildhall to-morrow. COURT OF COMMON PLRAB.—MAT 28. mune IN BANCO.-11110112 CRIEI 311/fICII stun , 151LVIS, YU. JUSTIk SPRIGS II LID K.2IIIITICI CILOWDIY. 010503 0. 0011111101.-APPLIC•TION TO DISORAIO I • DSTSEDANT CONIIITTSD NT • 00UNTT COURT JUDOS. In this cue a plaint had boon issued in the County Court of Rochester for M. odd, and indrawn was obtained on the 7th of Much but, and an order made for immediate payment. Subsequently the defendant was arrested at the sail of another creditor, and thereupon he petitioned the InoltentDebtore Court on the 3rd of April, and included in his sebedub the judgment of the County Court. So was diacbarpd by the Imminent Coen on the 25th April, bet on the 10th May he was eammitted upon a jade , I sent summons by the County Court for forty days, for Intl haling properly answered the questions put to him. A. appliestioa was afterwards malls to the County Court kneel to liberate the defendsnt, se he bad been discharged from the debt by the Insolvent Court; bet that application the judge refuted. The matter was then brought before the ilotee's Bench, but the judges thoeght that they were Dab by the decision of the watt in the ease of Abbey v. Darr aad,thordere, they declined to icterferc Mr. &moss now moved for &nth calling epos the judge of the County Court, sad also the chlorin; to show cause why tte defendant should not be discharged out of custody, and the learned counsel submitted to the court that the decision ie " Abbey v. Dale " was ono that could sot be meowed, especially after tbe jades's% of the tomtitßepute Dalin." that it was a decision which bad led to great in convenience and, in fact, had entirely suspended the opera. teas 'of the Insolvent Act where there bad been a committal by a County Court; and further, that the oefendant was entitled to his discharge trout custody under the 90th sect. of the lot sad tad Viol., cap. 110. The Court saw no pound for impeaching the judgment in " Abbey v. Dale," and they were therefore of opinion that then should be no rule. Rule refused. COURT OF armee is m 28. TO LOSD OHO same, YID ZASOWS ALIMIDOX, PLAIT. AND MAIM". The court to-day heard arguments in same frees the special paper, which ware of no Lowest to the general A special general meeting of this company held yesterday, at the Bustoo-aquare station, for the put , pose of consi dering the several bile promoted by the com pany now pending in parliament. The Marquis of CIANDOR, chairman of the company, on taking the chair said, that in consequence of the rejection of the Worcester and Hereford, and of the North Stafford shire Amalgamation Bills, and of the withdrawal of the Chester and Holyhead Bstonsion, and the Preston Stades 801 l not having passed the Commons' Committee, the only bills for consideration at the meeting were the Improvement of Comenualcotion with Ireland sad the Stockport and Diehl Bill.. In reference to the latter bill the proprieteed would recollect that last session an act was passed 'salmis- Mg the coustruction of • railway from their station at Stockport to Whidleybridge; the present bill was introdneed by the company incorporated last en sion to enable them to construct • line of above half • mile to cosnest their doe at WhaUelbridp with the Cromford and High Peak Railway. The bill con tained a clause enabling the London sad North Western to subscribe an mammal of capital not exceeding 80,0001. The clause in the bill was entirely permissive, and could not be noted upon without the consent of three-fifths of the pro prietors present at a special general meeting to be called fur i the consideration of the matter. The Improved Communi cation with Ireland Bill was also entirely permissive, as the seventeenth clause provided that the powers given should not take effect unless • contrast for the conveyance, of the mails should be made before the let of May, 1860. It was the intention of the directors sot to avail themselves of the powers of the bill without bringing the whole question 1 before the proprietors and taking a special vote for the purpose. The Secretary then read the bills. Is answer to • question from a proprietor, The CUAIRMAN said the effect of the Coasmuniestima with Ireland Bill was to enable the L lidos and North-Western, and Chester and Holyhead Railway Companies, end the City of Dahlia ilteast- packet Compaoy. to provide and maintain steamers between Holyhead and Dublin. At present dm mail service wee performed by the City of Dublin Com. pally, seder contract with government, while the Chester and Holyhead boats were employed in the rootage, traffic. This division of the traffic wee, of noun. prejudicial to both cempanies, while load oempleists were ;Bade if the toast dent accommodation afforded to the public. In the of the government being prepared to give each en ammeter remuneration ae might be considered sufficient, the three oempasiss would take measures to provide good and proper boat, and thee sashimi what were now rival interests, end ensure a future increase of traffic. The CH•thite.sr then paths formal resolution, approving the two bills; on a show of hinds there was • large ma jority in &veer of the resolution, bat • poll was demanded,i the remelt of which was— Foe the bide—Pretest 15 holding £149.616 stock. Peonies 29 „ 646,857 44 votes. £696 473 stock. Against—Present 1 Was, L 922 10 0 stock. Peonies 2 „ 6.305 0 0 „ 3 won. £T,217 10 0 stock. I Majority 41 votes; 689,2461. 10e. stock. Tint*, having been voted to the chaining, the nestle' ran &Omit:ma to the 18th et Jane. DESERTING A RETORBATORT SCHOOL.—Two boys, about 14 years of age, were ch aged before the Olaegow magistrates, on Friday, with having deserted from the Boys' Rum of &fogs, in that city. They had, it appeared, been convicted of pocketpicking, end sentenced to go sisty days to prison, at the expiry of which to be sent, one for three years, and the other fur five years, to a reformatory *shoot. Their senunee of imprisonment lied expired, and they had been about two mouths Mows* of the ROUND of Refine, sad on Bentley lest Guy woe taken out to Divots worship along with the ether boys. In littorals& they contrived to morns, bat nets rocaptered a short time atter. wards. Tney were sestessed to two months' inprtsus. meet, at the expiry of which to be retransmitted to the House of &Inge. We cosset help lsyieg a good deal of the blame of these two urchins in rinsing sway at the door of the officials, who permitted them to be at large so soon after their introduction to the hoses. If stricter rules are pot adhered to, the magistrates rosy lay their ascend to have assay eases of the same nature submitted to them at the police courts.—Glospoto Daily Mail. SHIP BUILDINO AT BILPAPT. —Tbo largest iron salhag esisei ever remounted Is the United Kingdom Is fast approarbing completion on the Queen's Wand, and will be ready for Isunchtvg by dosed of the summer. She Is remarkably '7ms:tatting', awl tor model embr ices all the improvements mode within the sat R w years. Os the Belfast Shipbuilding Coupon's Blip at the sesta end of the island, the wooden East Indianian is trolly in frames, and promises to he a most substantial and splendid craft. Tr* larst-elipur barque of the Menge. Ill`Lrino, to be shoat 401) Lou louden, is having the planking put in, and looks exceedingly well. The Lard %Aria Is rea d., mat in! —Narthwa WA*. 4 i i 4 6 4 i i 4 .:—. 4 -g- W lard AIM —.... $ Loft ftlosralles .. 11 Onalmay 3 0111.111 AMM0..... 4 Talmo ... ...... 3 I Olosadylelos _ . _ FM* S 610 Willows& 6Lllnt. i: ; i i 6ii $ A Wier livormile ......_ rrT..., 4 MN am 4 114/1.5........ 4 salk SWIM' •-••••••• ! $ i i i i i s i s'e'al'' $ NNell Swiss' 3 Medan 3 *Was Catastrophe 3 Dew 3 3 1 M =way ..... 3 Mb. . .... 1.53014W1VC0N *5- 3 Caws Cloak ..... $ 1 IS 3 --.--..... 5• • itamp u r u ( or dasd) ... Maas' 5 6 4 Prima THE FMK PROD2OIISTAISI of 10 Doti. each, h It, with 100 ad ed, for 3 yr-olds ; colts, Bit 71b; fillies, list 31b; I amain punkin and allowances ; the owner of the second hems to maim 601. oat of the stakes. One mile and three estrum (36 sobs) Paletot allowed (31b), Veinal (31b), ftselbald (3.0), Myrtle Bad (Sib), Tyne= .ath (Sib), Nsd Patna, Cosy's*, Pas lam (31b), Kan of Borgoody, Old Mak (61b), The Tattiest (31b), Toby Fillpot (61b), o by I Methemme---Colliaa (31b), lAlly Palmerton, Love of the Wes (3'b), Planes. (31b), Elton Star, f by Ilimoom—linwol, i thske of Hamilton (31b), Astronomer (61b), See Clear (Sib , Soother Jock (31b), Lord Alfred (31b), Lady Tattoo (6.b , Pose Dick (3 1 b), Katie (31b), Marchioness (311 s), Igo k3lb , Demo J %dab (31b), Misrules (Sib), f by Flatcatcher— likeasete (Eh). TIII SAPLING STAXIIII of 10 ions. each, b ft, with 100 gem added, for 2-yr•olds ; colts, Sat 71b ; and fillies, Bet 41b ; the aempai berm to naive 33 sora oat of the stake. Certain whiten tetra. T.Y.C. (29 subs.) Coop de Main, oby Sent) •—f Illavoarnwat, Lady Abbots, Rt. Demean, Sinus, Beanie Scotland, f by Melboora•—fltiteb, West Wigton, Illuminator, India Rubber, Lady Wilton, Magelson 111.,0ur Bea. Carry, Boaskine, Alfred, Firet•Sy, Night Hawk, Miss TIE, Sonavista, Oaylass, Van Down, liehlaw, Boot-ten, flalnioa, Heir of Linn*, Adam. Tile CITY' PLAYS (handicap) of 80 son. for all ogee. Three-gasmen of a Age min. it lb tleowdos Stabill - emageole 5 aII L'Adtlio Itabogy4 I atomise Peer Nelly MU ............... 4 711 Jobany Tilt (kb) II 4 05k.ando 4 7 4 bear 3 3 liapegme 010.104 ..... .. ..... ...--. 4 7 4 The Qom* 3 9 89044 ... ..... .......... S 3 9 Tan 11•10031 Pons of 60 son. for hones that never wow 60 *ova. at nay one time; 3 yr•olds, 7at ; four, Sat 41b; fits, 34 91b; urn mid aged. Sat 121 b ; mares sad geldings allowed 31b. Two salsa. Clam this day (Taesday). 7 i 3 7 i t: $ 1 - a • 10 • 10 • 1• ; TIOUDAT. Tan 12•710111hrina TILADaAIiaN'I Cur of 200 son. M apes., added to a Fluidic m Sweepstakes of 20 son each, 16 ft, and 6if declared. Batts weigh( for .retain w hm.ll, The *mood to realm 60 son. out of the stakes. The highest ' weight 'erupting Wag 8s Stb, it has been raised to Sat 71b, and the othen in proportioo. Two miles sad a gainer. (71 subs., 46 of whom paid forfeit.) Age st lb AV a up Litileibrry .. . • 3 11M6a4m2 • 0 Malls tins. Silt s tn) 4 3 Lady bum 3 • Ouldwlt 1114•13. -.— ...... ....... 4 13 Saar ... ........ —...... $ 10 Penamalms-.-.......... 9 4 ilaussisa ....,...,. ....... $ I Argessi -........ 4 4 Os* d the Soria ll Limb Dais ..........; 11 . 2 111011111•007 2 VMS .................. 6 2 Siegialsmas ....- 3 fli. Mies. .-............ 6 6 Ihseclum 3 Kafir -.......---. 4 - W Mare 3 Maids .—...........:. t 11111 0 • 5 7 ___ f i -- • 6 wets, OK 716 I pad 101•9 43.1 1 s Clow -..... 4 4 Tae COMPOZATION STAID! of 6 son emb, with 60 added, for 3-yreilds ; colts, Sat 71b; fillies and geldiaps, 11.2 41b. Wiasers onc bore startiog, 31ti • twice, 61b t o ; seldom at the ti m e e of starting allowed 31b. Ores mile. (6 eats.) Dame Judith, Ellerinize, Lady Tattoo, L rd Alfred, Polestar, Jaek Sheppard. Tim Two , Yaiat OLD STALL of 10 son each, li it, with 60 added; colt., Sat 61b; and Slam, Set 21b. The ' seeoud to receive back his stake. Ti. winner of any race before starting of the clear value of 200 poet, 31b ; if of lan Wm &ear. 71h litre. T.Y C. (17 soh. ) Yerryag, Shysiesper fby Birdestaker-Idolatry, Kitty (Newton't), ivildwa„ Lim", Van Daaek, Adam, Bird in the Bual, lessay, !Kitty (Morris's), bad Raglan, f by Sulpha,- &wens, Allred, The Lane, fiwalelifft, Depliet• y. Two CHISITSIPITLD HANDICAP of 5 sin each, with 60 gilded, frit Syr-olds and upwards. The winner of any ram lisauwastit to the publication of the weights, eels. 100 cove deer, lab site.. One mile sad a quarter. (13 tubs.) at A l et lb Ms lb D. II PAPsies $ a 7 Freddy Wlislebess alums .4.ceiess „.. 4761 C b. orisirlo-Lyle. 16 .. Immo .1 a ildi -.. 3 7 1 Prime Autism a paid Silvans . . Bin M•ansre's FLATS of 100 gainless. Three.yr-olds, 7.1 lb; Nor, 94 2.b; bye, 9st 1210; six and ..e.d, 104 21b. Tome milts and a disuse/. Closes this day (Tasadey). A PLATO at 60 son., added to • Sweepstakes of 6 arm. ...en; for 3-yr olds and upward,. 001 nil sell ng weMlits. One mile and three-quarters. Closes this day (Tunday). PaIDAY. Tea WILTON STAKas .4 10 sous. such, h ft, with 50 gddrui ; (4 2 tr aid., fist 91b ; three, Set 12 h ; lilies and ldiags allowed 31h The mimed I. save hie stake. A -• cum before startiag, Sit; twice, Sib satire. T.Y C. oi I°. (10 sem) Teo ' TVs Vs I o vi est3,3 ..... „..... 2 Niiiit Hook . ...- . 2 Pan's: I im Loos . ... 2CIt by Surpuse— Is unit ny ()dow ........ 2 limns& .. ....... 2 Jock ®gipped l Mired 2 Woos 2 Tita SALPOILD Bowdon Ctrr of 100 wren in specie, ended to a kkadiesp Sweopottkoi of 19 ova. outs. 6 et and 3 only if declared. Erten weight for contain imam. TM °watt of the nomad hone to naive 16 saya. out of the i i i THE POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL. Thermas Phillips and Molise Smith were re-examined em a *barge of obtaining 38 sheep, value 671 ,_ the property of Mr. Seats, • farmer, of Chriatchurch, Manta; and 10 Utast, value 781., the property of Mr. Weldo, of Ent Chiekliogton, Sussex, by means of false checks. Mr. Parry appeared to orosecute in Mr. Weldon's ease, and Mr. Chamberlaia in Mr. Sears's ; Mr. Niehaus= de fended Smith, and Mr. Harry attended on behalf of Phillips. Mr. Parry said Mr. Chamberlain had made out such • dross ease against the risoners that they suet sent fee trial elsewhere. and he w would therefore ;octopu b s e opening his cue until the next otaimination, as the ease, as it then steed, must be remanded. • remand was this granted. Mr. Phillip, a highly respectable ealesman, of Newnan aed Mr. Charles Dod, the solicitor to the London Seartg tier the Protection of Trade, exposed the system' whilei the prisoner' and their associates had been carryieg em for sew time past, and which consisted of advertising for osesigements in all the rewinds' paper. Their ope rations untended to Ireland and Holland, but la the former place they neglected to pay for their advartiaments, and the editor of the different papers ironed • caution to formers is consequence, which materially interfered with the operation of the g LA ang. MBETH. • dealer is building materials, residing at 22, New-street, Lambeth, was placed at the bar, on uses, , New-street , charge• of receiving valuable property, the produce of several tobbedes. Mr. Solomon attended on behalf of the prisoner. Pons the nausea% of Sergeant Quipster, it appeared that bad.. traced in the pits sees the roessaion of six est of seven 61. Bank of England notes, which formed • portion of a robbery emanated in December, 1853, be, on &nu dely:Mat, went to his holm and told him he had traced to hie possession some Bank 'notes that had been stoles, and whirl be bad paid to • Mr. Bailey • dust time ego, in a sem of 1991, for four houses he had purchased. The prisoner denied all knowledge of the notes having been stolen, but Hartung him before, witness commenced searching his drawers. The prisoner obeerslrg this, first offered him (Qsiasear), and thitconstable, Green,wlLisccompanied him, 101. each to say nothing about the matter. Trey cashl bits they could not dal k of compromising their character,,i or foregolog their duty, upon which the prisoner ultimately of to give them 1001. is mosey, end the lease of a hoses each, to say nothing of the matte-. They secured the prisoner and marched the hence, and found in it • vast quantity of property, which had evidently totnad porti ons of gamin robberies. Amongst the property were three Mint watches, • gold chain, 'levee gold rings, some of them set with emeralds, ; six gold shirt studs, five handsome besot pies, two hair bracelets. gold snaps, two silver pencil iseese,several gold brooches ; 13 sheets, some of them marked K. ;" and • number of towels, similarly marked; Milawkra, mistime shawls, table covers, pieces of silk bond konlOolo, reaspats lank cloth, and the leases of file bernmet all psrehsaed since the robberies, • portion of toe prase, el which had been traced to the prisoner, had been marsival. ' Zdsse-mmetable Gress, 126 P. who otortoPosird Quin* sem sorreirmtstod • great portion of his c alimony. "fir. lierrierma Chips. a gentleman winding at N.,. 2. Gros venor park North, St. Mary's. Newington, identi fi ed the Bask of England notes produced as among a Inge gasp , Sty of valuable property stolen from his !lows on the Ilth of December. 1852. One of the rills found at the pri loner's house was identified as belonging to Mn. Geis' rdeMM. Wes Louisa Sheery, of No. 1, South"treor, Lnrintore rood, We!worth, identified various articles of property as humus, been stolen from her brother's house on the 26th of December, 1864. Sergeant Gleinnear here ob d that this was all the @widows* be was provided with et lament, and requested a remand. The prisoner VIM fully committed to take his trial in the este,of robbery et Mr. Sheery'e, the evidence reeoectiag it beiog complete, and was remanded on the other, to rise the Acme en opportunity of produeiog fun's? 'ideate. Yr. bu t applied that his client might be admitted to bail, but Kr. Elliott refused sriarislianee. On Saturday, 170 invalids from the Crimes, who &embarked from the Golden Fleece sod the City of Ig n eveice, arrived at Chatham, under the medical charge of De Diadem, 61k Regiment. MORTALITY AMONG SONG•BIRDS.—Tbe mortality antorpt the sosg-birds that frequent this part of the ermatry has been much greater durieg the pest winter than ary other which can be remembered. The woods of Frenkland sad K.o•l`, messily at this period of the year resonant • ito Ire Muria of oar feathered songeters, may be traversed from beginsiog tweed without hearing the note of • thrueh —is,faitt, we are aimed dhet within Shoe woods not a thresh can be found. Thera is alma% a similar scarcity of 1 lA. : ivied, in Ow neighbourhood. It will be hog srpfore thirdimisertrti in the numbers 'of these hems , Its birds is made so, and for this yewat hist the woods is the vicialty of ear shy have alma lost sae el their greatest shams. GOOD NEWS ;Y W HERE ! !! BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, THE PORTE LI r, or Portable Bedstead , So fa, Choir, Inclined Conch, Mosquito Tent, eta Waterpro o f , ow Hurricane Tont. Pookra dos UM. weldlit from Me. to length 31 Metes by deep bad le bawl. N e oeldi.r , wp m : trsvesier, or Weal abeeld be without tot. brold ably by W. E. COLEB.lSloybset HOUSIN to, at:sok Drava. SUMNER 11.,! `7W#'4o':ll7, 801.4. N.B. ALL PIRACY WILL BE PRO:JIBBED AGAINST. BARLOW'S NEW INVENTED POTATOS ft MASSER. A PERFECT 818 MOD of COOKING Mita. TOILE with • degree of perfection ona. tamable by any other mend. dry being cooked by ettalD, hot M itIOUT MOIST any ; by ,bi l k MGM inferior Potatoes are ma's equal to of the beet quip, Wookatil in the omit way ; and Potatoes of a superior sort are pp tibia with an excellence that unnot fail to roU.Iy the otea lwitidhews commisseur ; a delicate flavour, and all the fuleness. pestles being at the same woe amairatey preserved , by this Maw moth mate is avoided. :7 3 SO mu .4 a L. 3 - 3 LO 0-1 sc ACTION OP THE NEW INVEN, Potatoes are placed in the n 'per veva the stems en.ers (rota the top of toe core, and e . uke the Poona. la perfection . The comdeneed water trickles down inalds the Ams of the conical cover. and passes into the external receiver, thus and, ing hs tailing on the Potatoes or into the lower revel, by whig means it la available for coking anything else simultaneously, us giving the apace of on eau. saucepan on the are. N.B.—Engravings and peke. gr-thi. They contain Spa, ith, albs., Sibs., and 1 lbs. of Potatoes. JAMES MARLOW, Inventor and Nanidastarer, 14, King Mghi g . street, Nanalott•howe. et, r f- fee• — • -?Th- ` rt• fro, g mi•ei 'li) r 4 • VENTED STEAMER, Fig. 2.—T r revel, round the °Meal bats; MARKETS. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (From the Mark Lane £rpress.t In the neighbourhood of Paris there had been a very heavy fall of rein, which had rather quickened the aunt than otherwise, and which hes lately been gradually teed* onwards ; so that the font best marks of fl,ur are now Wm 87 to 88 banes. Wheat was seem, and in demand loathe north; but th. improvement of 11 to 2 fr. per Ii hectolitre, or 3s. per qr., had been a check to business. Ilse is amias more into notice. At Lille , as well a. Massaapti, were rising ; the latter port having its foreign stock is 4r maid for England. The markets in Belgium, includia Antwerp and Brussels, have been without mach inured; supplies med . Bossiness not very active, bat pries rather dearer. The quotations for rye at Amsterdam an 68.. lower, with a sack &cowl. Whe t without change In Pomerania the rye has suffered from the severity of la easterly winds, and the ',hart plant w.is backward, though not apparently hurt. The yield of last year turned on very s light, and less in quantity than expected. Steam Denims and elsewhere very light. Both Philadelphia and New York have retavered i fron the slight depression of last reports, the smallness of mess and continual demand bespeaking a ready placement arse plies from the west. Wheat, in the f ranee pace, mans 21.55 c. for red Pennoylvanieb, and 2f. 60e. for white. Deo at New York from 10 to 13 dole. fur fancy brands. Sufis of Indian corn getting light, and price, firm. Advice' from Melbourne, of the lOte March, maw that, in consequence of the failure of the crops in the plain of Southern Australis, the anticipated reduction of 101. pet ton in the price of flour from last year's rates was very ea• likely to be realised, the dependence now being plated a Van Dieman's Lend and Chili, large eupplies beleg et petted from the latter place, but not betore the *spiritist of a few months. The corn trade bed slackened at Ramberg, and wheat was quoted 2s. lower for parcels on the spot. ohne nothing was doing at outports. Barley was firm, 631 b. kiindried Zealand being 325., 53tib. Jutland 28.. 34. per qr. fat as board. Oats without soquiry, but ootcheaper. Holders of wheat at Stettin were very hem, to the of struotion of business. Mixed Polish white 30f. 50e. set beet., red 29f. 75e. to 30f. 8 5 c. per hect. Sacks at Romp berg very low ; wheat his. to 77e. per qr. Accounts from Trieste describe the wheat market am active, through tt e continued demand for Enema, higher rates; more business would have been dons belle the pretensions at holders and wane of stocks; alai 6,000 qrs. Ron:moos had been takes at 321. 75c. to 33tfle per beet., and Eityptia• 201. 26e. to 21f. At Constantino, le, the 3rd of May, a cargo of soft the of Galata was add at 241. per heat. for a port in E l3 l l °L There was little demand of a mummifies kion theta 11 consequence of the great ahuodsnce of ft or. The Mail wheat was 60,000 beets., and of barley 29,1.00 heal. A good business had been doing at Gale's in nun. 43,0011 hear. brought 61. 354. to fir 75e. per beet.; :6,011 beets. of wheat, at 101. 60e. to 12t. 404. per beet. COTTON.—LtentPuoi. MAT 23.—Tbe America 14 vices have again esegted the cotton mark..t, and the Phi to day have been 35,000 bale., at an advance f 11. pet It noon all descriptions. Of these 26,000 were Amends (3,000 being taken tor sport and 18,000 on sceesiatiu), 2.600 Permian and Maranhao) 61 to 8 I.; 1,12 Egyptian, 63 t. to %a. ; and 6,000 - Surat, 31d. to hi per lb. (3,000 on speculation). CATTLE.—Lmaroot, MAY 28 —Sheep were in gold demand at market Me morning, and all sold up; 11: cattle meta rather sl .w sale, and a part was left well. Beer, 6d. to 7d.; mutton, 60. to 7d. COALS.—LONDON, MAY 28.—Holywe11,17s 6d.; Bee• ard's West Hartley Netherton, 17s. 6d. • We s t Hardly Greys, 17s ; Wylsm, lbs. 61 .; Walls End Acorn oat, 18s. 9d.; Walls End Hatton, 17a. 6d. Eden Main, 195, Walls End Belmont, 185.6 d. ; Walls Ead Braddylls, 195; Walls End He ton, 205.; Wall End Hetton Lwel, 18e. 9d.; Walls End Lamhton, 19s. 6.1.; Walls End 'er atter, 18s. 34. • Walls Bud Pluton: , r, 19 , 4 Walls EM Riau:mild, 18's. 9d. ; Walls End Hartlepool Trail* 185.91.; Wails End Hartlepool, 19.. 9r.; Wall Bed Hengh Hall, 18.. 6d.; Walls End 61.u11i Ella, 18s. 81. Wails End Tees, 20a ; Carr 's Merthyr, 225.; Derwsntwate Hartley, 176. 6d.. [Advertisement.) —AT Ms. Mec PSTABUSI . mune, I:2, BMAIt-lirta, and Nth 4, 'Andean.ll-etelat, art tOS I the been 11pCWINSII W 1311thal teenutaoteree, In liminess or W° l 7k ur ima ury ...sultawblenuagiot:am*ptamentatil"ron.ingit'weep4te'd depaeune mber .ruc ati c her "' Alma* Manufactures and bagatelle Tat.et. Table Cutely, Wm 81411017, Penenteea, Strops, Pante, its. &loping orders ennetent. nblchants end captain% An extimeive aseorunent. of ming 2 1 . andothee lowa beakless. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS BIRfHB. B ROMPIELD.—May VI, at Hamilton-square, Birkenhead, thole , ' J. Bromfield, Ear., of a eon. BRUCE. —May SS. at Cadcgamplace, the wile of H. A. Brote,lN. M.P., of a daughter. cowie.—Msy 6, at Iliglisate, the wile of Mr.!". Cowie, of gal GIBBS.—Mas 96, Mrs. J. Gibbs, of Mayfield, Aightuth, am 1 0 pool, of a eon. JOHNSTON& - May 94, at Hampton Vicarage, the opt c(dalr• E. Johnstone, of a sum LAING.—May 24, at Wring-place, LaMar, the wile of W. C. Esq.. Retired Surgeon bengal ArmT. of • daughter. TOTGILL.—May Jt,, at ()menden. Hadlow, mar Tuntekile , 66 ' the who of F. R. TuthiJ, Eaq., of a da,ght.er. W I ILIA V 6024.—V tie 23, at Ilutford.vitia, hear Northeitli, ito • of R. Williamson, Jun., Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BUTLER—BANNISTER —May 24, at Holy Trinity Chure4N a t !ri•square. Is Waco. OP the Res. W. Darby. W. limier, Ell_ Chapel.street, Penton:mule, to *au Ane daugatet of OU P J. Bannister, Esq., of liarnseury. GARDNER—COOKE.—May 211, at St. George's. ilsurrer. o l lo _ the Kee. W. Cnveton, M.A.. Canon of V 1 etc. m i ns ter. and OW: to the Queen. Capt. A. H. Gardner, of the Indian Noy._ ddb lee Iteer-Adcel•al the Hon V. F. tardier, t.; OA. law' daughter of the late y. R lbore, Esq., of Devonshireplasa NEW LING—GARTON.—May 24. at rotturhi•be parish &ode' the Yee. 0. J. ()anon. Mr. A. Newlir.g, 01 Liverpool. W Car l° Ater, eldeit daughter of Mr. 0. Garton, of It.,tb, relate. f 10BAIIT- RICHARD:I.—Hay 24 , at St. I roe ,rd'uouSeabf hes. U. Towesend. aD , Carton of Durham, H.S. M0h 444 1 ;; FOP of Col. tf dean, oa Itherley. Duch , cu. to Ms . .ba b Maurice, daughter of the late Env. T. Iticaards, Vandal Muses. DEATHS. BODDY.—tday 22, at flamingo, Snow, Martha Ana !toddy, Eeq, M.D., of Pat k meet, *lndoor. B. A*. , g" COLLINMP4.—May 25, at Highgate, Edward. Id" Collinear, aged 19. DRYDEN.—Mar 23, at CheyThastreet, Edin b u r g h, W. DOA te late ..4,leotor of la and Revenue, Drachma. GRAHAM.—May 27. a. Lansdale Houre, Dorking , Charlasero racl.. of No. 3, PAW -place ma, b. Eaton-Mums. +Fed 67. HENDERSON.— May 26, O tt heri n e, daughter ot Nr. Wong" Liverpool. KINSE.Y.—May 24 Mr. O. C. Mosey, of Great Jackson-stteN, cheater, aged 3 ~ LYONS —May 25, at Ken:hie - a Palace, R. Lynes, Esa. M AN NERB.—May 25 , at Sackville-street, G e neral Lord C. 8.551. K.C.8., aged 74. RANIeDe.N.— May 26, at Upper Eceleaten-streei, Beigro6Al6° LAd? aostabeila Baaarlen, relmt at the iate mho ral totaudrn 31 116 a STATREM.--ty 25, at Lawn-plan, uuth Lwow* E . Esq., aired 71. enamel end pubashoi toy bkiLitiLYl litho elates. A :to. 6 . e t. la the City ot Lodn, Fruiter. a 4 the 1,00,2111; Street. In the yroolocc Whttdobrs—TouDAT, in! O. M SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Jane Dalrymple, from this port foe Vigo, hes put into Holyhead very leaky.—Livervol, Kay 28. larennvoot SHIPS AT FORMIC FORM—Gram at Genoa; Hector, at Cantata ; Fame, at fielvoet ; Mary Hale, I. , intbard, America, Magistrate, Northern Belle, Brandy wine, and Samuel Due num at New Orleans; Black Drilla", at Portend ; F. W. Prime, at Baltimore; Vii Ge. kroedirs, at Leghorn ; Aurora, and Oreste, at Trieste ; Ch Oak, Consul, and Ocean Hover, at S h; Artt at and Bertha, at Venice; Martha's Vineyard, *no Harriet Francis, at Charleston ; John Bright, Yorkshire, Australia. J. L. Bogart, New Hampshire, and Great West in], at New York ; Pomphylia, at Eattport ; Western Empire, at Easton ; St ant King (for New Orleans), off, and the Isaacs Pride of Canaria, at Quebec; t America, at Montreal; Iris, and Paquette de Hamburg', a Havanna. ARRI VED. e--- Amm-at Falmouth, May 26, from Hamburg ALIBIOM--Cd St. Alten'a Head, May 26, from .. Portland Bay A •is PLAT-at Lyon, May 26, from tat Deal , . 71 a7 26. Rom-- . ..... .......... ~... .• AUSOIA-lit Mall, easy 76, trout _.. .„........ . . ............51111111. it%2olllirl it- at Gravesend, May 21 . , from-- - ....... Jim_ - Afrita-at °rays:vend, May 2 7 , from... -1 0l A.1.-at Gravesend, May 27, from Calcutta Murree (a) at Liverpool, May 28, from New York 1 A's POULTICt -at Liverpool. May 11, from ....... Santander BLaweaa-at Deal. May 28. loom Colman-at Omvesend, May 27, from. Lisle* CA111•1111/1 attaNNA-Ilt GniTellelld. May 28, from. Dasitole I Cobuissus-at Dull, May 26, from Karla nay IS, from MAIM Cerassisa Koasurox -off the Start, ftelgtlCie as Aosimoil -at obields, May 20, forma-. Girgeod 1 Cannes-at Welds, May 26, from CiAllOl4-at Deal, May 28, from Ma= DADALUe -at Shields, May 26, from Mimes I Don Prunus-at Cook Paean% May 18, from Genee 1 ELUDA -at Liverpool, May 28, from Dennis& I nor swayer-at Deal, May 27, from .Rio Grsafre I V A OLI-at Greenock, May 22, from Mend Susanna-Ili Gravesend, May 27, from Memel EplueltDSM-at Grassecod, May 27, from. HOlstrie ESOIII.IIM-at Gravesend, May 27, from Dentate Fa wrimarras -at °rammed, May 27, from Norway Fur SUIT-at 0111•111611.4 May 26, ham adel.kt• Genoa-at °ravened, Kay 27. from .............. St. Vincent's Goenea-at Gravesend. May 27, from Minden GLIUIII4-lit Coat. May 2s„ fees.r»«les- - 1101iTiNds-at Falmouth, May 22, from . ilauum-at Falmoutb. May 25. from lialawar -st Oteesont. Mar 26, from Afrizaao... alfrolklAll-at QllOlOOl Ollll 4 MAT 23 . from Akyak Issinson 2 -off Plymouth. Kay WA, Rom ........ ..... Melbourne Joaarisa Ilialiti-at Grimsby, !lay 26. tran.......... Alexandria Jain Koom-at Steeds, May 26. from Clirtharlll Join ilroass-at Cork, May 26, from Masapn James FLITCII.I-itt Gravesend. Kay Y. Man. •••• Cbina LILVIMET-it GriMitild, May 78, from -- - ........ Stettin IAIIO4IIII-11% Grammed, May 27, from. ..... ...Emden Logo Noway-at Falmouth, Kay 26, from .......Gilmailar Lams-at Falmouth. May 26, from. .......Almandria KW or 11111.103 , - off ifsetior, aye.M from SingSpule Maectreonean--at PlyMOUth, 17, from London MONTOONIIM-at Deal, May 17. tram ...... Demerara Mame Lootsa--eit Gravesimd, Kay 27, ftem.....-...... l lfronsetadt Mauve-at Urammed, May 27, from ........ Emden Mama -at Gravesend, May 2 8 , from Danmark MaLIA Ausa-at LiTerpoo), Kay NI, from tempi"' Marmon-at Liverpool, May 28. from -. Salipobing N meanie-at Gravesend, May 27, fram -.... Colombo . 1 Ouse--stOravesend, My 27, from. ...............Damserk Onarce-in COMM, May X, from...-. ..................... Akyabl Psovonerna-et Gravesead, May 211. ir0m............,.N0eway Penn Br -at Hull, M 26, tram...-. ..Marseilles Foamier-at Shields, May 2 6. tram - Cekstaanoople 1 Prone-at ilinelds, May 26, from Conotaadoople 1 6.1.61U1-at Liverpool. May 28 , from Caen 1 1101•111111APCS- at Liverpool. May 28. Qom ..... .....Aissasdria ROWIUIa-at Gravesend, May 27, from Maden ' Levarssoususa-at Gravesend, May 24, from .......-....Antwerp Sr. Gatos-st Falmouth. May 28. Ircm-o•---o-a h " --- liarteroo-at Shields, May 114, from . - ..... _ Sanwa. Coomm-st Deal, may 26, Roe DT. limas-at Q u e enstown. M• 7 Sea 6. unshorn-at Graveseotl. May 28, ........... ...... __ __ ma R. Posi.--at Gravesend. May 27, from - Dunkirk Sr. AODLILW-at Liverpool, May 23, from Donny Tisao (ea.) -at Uverpool, May 28, h e m Palermo Tire VIPADRIM-St Grameolid, May 27, tram Oaroliutiel Teas. Aanorossor-at Plyossoth, May 17, from London Vol caii-at Hartlepool. May 22, loom Genoa n Totem-at liraTensTA, May 27, from lialbtek Yukotatan-at Deal, May 28, from la-shorn -- .ed. May 27, from Arleta EJOS ~Ltucr .6b Grade DOVIIOteI Rio (ir!tde :31 — nt -- - at BAILSD. Ann.-from Cardiff, May 26, to .....Aimmuna MOM tamutaao-from Falmouth, Kay 28, to ....... --Antwerp ACMES 801111 - tram Greenock, Mayls. to ----Palermo Avsoae-trout Plymouth, May 21, to Lomas Altoo-Rom Oraveaand, Na; $. le Orem (oa.)-from Liverpool. May 85, to OPmto Coautrusam (awl-Ram Liverpool, May 2s, to T, lasio 10 , 41555 Cram-Ram Cowie, May 25 to 30 CIAMILITISA CUI-ttoss DariuMo' tb, May 27, to Camoot.mt-trom Falmouth, May 36, to -..-..... Gamma (s4-Rom Plymouth, May 27, to Llelms Landau Dusameo-from Falmouth, May 2s, to laalso Dames-from Liverpool, May 23, to ......... - Mauus-troaa Liverpool. May A _ to Dram Famteirrama-trom Gramme, May 24 ELAI•SIMII-ham Falmouth. May X, 1 Floater -from Liverpool. May 2e, -- limpa-arum Liverpool. May 13, 13 !mow -Mom Oravemod, __ Ilay Its, Beirut dad Bolivar Hora--trom Cork, May 28, to Quebec Joie Amu roma-from llolyheed. May 28, t 0......... .. . ... Kt:mottos JORABOOCABOUNA,411)O1 OOM. May 21. to Aresterdam J CATIIAZIPA-from Fannon* May 26, to ,Antwerp J ENNY Fowey, M2y 26, to Neville JENNY WIRD (s.)-hows Holyhead, May 26, to.....oonstantinople Jusur Boomer- from Gravesend, May 26, Is Oxistantimmie LIPS-tOM Plymouth, May 27. to ... larerFoot Itamo-neal Pill, May 26. to -...Barbadom Marrim-how Falmouth, May 26, to Memel Mail (s.)-from &moorland, May 26, to .......--000atantlOOple Neuroses. OF BIioDoLSAOS -ftilla QUelltdOWll. May It, to LOllllOO INLADaitiliT M.) --crow Liverpool, May 28, to ... Havre Oaramr-from Gravesend, May 26, to Atbeas Parnura-from Liverpool, May 28, to Gibraltar num* -Moot Greenock, May 2 6 , to 810O1111111b PIaNTAOI2IIF-cum BILIOUttI, May 25, to Glasgow Yams 542-Ram FaMoontk, May 26. to ..... .-.. ..... -.... Lawton Quasar or Ava--(rom elyznouth, May 27. to Ransom M. Liam-60010nenack, May 25. t 0.......... .. New York itsessa-truer Liverpool,May at, to St. Thomas rams a-trout tarawerma, May 2d, a...... 811InTIILIVIS-Rom Greenock, May 25 , to IN. Nitt`e Viv2rumut from Plymouth, May 27, a..._ • Hull w twax-from Cowes, No 26, to ... Trtevtc Weoprulwr -gross Grernock, May 25, to Palermo Ware-tram Gravesend. May 28. to Batavia Wamsutura-trout Grameend, May 23, to Memel VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ann VGUM; from London for Calcutta, April 30, lat. 5.10 N., lon. 21.50 W. Mamma (American ship), from Liverpool for Caloutta, ♦April 30, lat. 610 N., 100..2 bu W. Collingwoud, fri.m Calcutta for London, Motels 29, lat. 31.1 8., low. 40 K. out 49 da.,a. Daphne, aura Bombay for Liverpool, April 19, W. 118., We 20 W., out 76 days. Prosier& (ship', from Liver pool for New Yoth, April 27, lat. 45.29, lon. 56.43. Balm (s. transport), 20 miles N. of Cape Sc. Vincent. 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