The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-15 00:00:00

/***.: 4 ■ z . Tilt fp rt No. 1,160.) IiFFAT SUBSTITUTE for SILVER.— NICIaI lobaduard U ran clr Mg. shrn tbr rebut proem of aasperins vary lan aril& . tam raa M implarrd as id. Wm, bat ally inn posabSP les tin it be dieleendelbed leen Fiddle. Thread. ... ... S lr . 3e. ... Ns. ... Sea ... Me. ... 4tb. ... .... . *ha ... /00. —71 a tan llendann. M.. at blepertkimite glow by de rural EL, NOT Mg& Fkl.lla needed glees news. bateau. Alum. 'wt. pm &era lb. ... ... lua ... 21a. ... 23.. • — Ss. ... I la. .- lb. ... M. ... 7a. earravimp. as Mal 1111 K WITT 111111. N.! Tan hen. ot • ,bie aad Iltsbal, se, Oabad. ‘.....,a.r.rver. mai 74*. I, Nalriamalrart. Webotrve4. 1130. " TEA-POT, so zoned fres ..'sc.arkt ontairettal afta Ur boom owl stela of ...,hat those potions wage ender the .• • , dine Ow lam tue rum agokod nob :e.:••m tl rut iwisnde. amiability. sod crap +-t tl. :r met reonslimade 10 Enver. Wag . (~,a.no 4 .tire,. Pride 4.55. an complete L 10 0 do. 17 .'o. do. .....- 17 0 .• do. .... l7 0 de. I I . c.'et p tack ddr Cottage „ pot. . .lor s+e. iota. ot SI 17 or eke ..me trofortlas. Idgroviage mot 1.7• , ‘ e Elppott sod larloo). /M, Mem& - -.:rect C.T7t! X 74romateautot).--letabliArd ,; and REGISTER STOVES.- - t .o.oollllelSt d I.cW, art other ee.etty &deo, and oriette Port . • As from :teo. . Osseo le 'tines, together with flyttes • • : re..rth Pk.f.. IS the lava :a the • ..t. as owe unlig when= d losiers mowed to tropeet it. The mosey t • ..tprooed of. Cashless, with es. L.. KII•14)X ad BURTON, tie. Oz. • oed Ilkerstssotrott. A‘ll' C.t.NDLE tiIANUFAC . NI • I Irmo. NA *rap. eery cAI. dia ; geed • 7.- -.el, , -04. per II: :b.; turd, dd.; key . gris W.a4mor. Irbate roe, palm. prr lA fleet Mare me 7.1; marled reinse.Alrese Priee'r eamp•ae.l44l. tied 9014 • I Ir. .I. Nea:les wax, 3a. OIL *r. OA. ; tame. oG ta. d..: solar. ..n. Carepludc, k 3.1. per sem : • .-mrto tw.4 de.; MI and candle wt. prima Limps repaired. • • .der. doserlysiam—W . l6?lesale awl % r * Nista lamp me Lista, for atalar a. *Ulr• two misalse walk .‘ TUBING nay be baried is ..tr...: Aries, alkalis% mad i i It Li %twirler, nimble ke • I:: ro...asse.y raloal4 kw liquid Tr r. 4 nniumedsetor. it is vet W. • ;rlther. 1•• Amen is . . I....mrtrr table/ born( rtoined *about benari. yin. a 411. Mt ny ninth willwast • :• • `l, Tuba,' Tannin n a coa• - • r ..s*. !or ecarryni internin la : • • ...sr to bear dis wan la • .••:,..isafartand by the Urn% ..S•6IAN 1% 111rarinam{, City•ansi, E.ILIII-RESTORLNG FOOD • ki.VALLNIA ARABIC*. Übe • nomlieg, lafennaiensk tiger, and biliouo cog • • . .sJ:geodoe , babitualocs. (+gnomon. dioton. ....moo of the oommob dung retatotaboss. debility in two • e s. ponlyom ka. In male. (42*. Why at 4n Id. ; crudity. 101 b.. go.; e 121 b. and 10:4 emigre of rowoake or Imakste . nape Into in Ewing and -DI: RAWLS and Co., IV, ‘.II)NIC BON BONS, the - • . n tasty for aU diaoteers of the , • . %ann. the use Is it is . .....sereef and effectire a speedy ::he inns and tong brtatl., saintiph b l a t ir gra= . • :e-u:t of to year: camisole to the they combine la their prepare. • sluts ingredients found :u be rfia.,tal of thos dangerous and bozo at le, lid., 2a. lid., and 4e. rd. r., . fof ;octane, cs receipt of Poet,See id , or Se. 2L- 6t' hAlllllf and Co., in *leo to be olanhied of their arra, clouts*. k. WS, NEWS.—Tha Bast, Cheapest, •• Newspaper la the LLoYD'S WEAKLY ••PAPEtt winger eery :wee Colones of the very e to the moment of puht.ratem from all parts of the electric tel. 'mob, and other isms. regsrdlese of ...Qr of tht Pre. to published every seturday ••. Mee oniy Threeveree, poet bee. Seed three ...J.! Loyd. 12, e..,!J6tiry..equare. Luadwi. and . • ow:* . IS order Of may sew agent • i•lubashed, pie* as@ Milt*, . a Comedy is Fin Acts. As I I..er• Itnyal Ilsysartec Dotousissarts. •• • Mott Mike, laelmerss. '7113 .tb UOVSLUOLD 70n1):." I.D WO It D 8.-A • t r the Accrue*. aid tatertAinsiest i 64tieted by Cuevas Dirac... brit, oe stamped 7d. Part A LIVE of crßk►sCT EVENT, bolsi . ..Loki Words. Primo or stamped, ..*r..tt, North 'where ell wessonleatne • . . .L 1 4s b...keeten and tew•rnen. Vl* Fourth.—The \ • " —I. were Mae. The Red Wire." . • .:•• he. rat to the laLß:Alga —A • Tee Prom, No. 3—On the eu.oeg the lieteres—blieut the v ca.*, 83. IF4et-strimet, sad > F. Li LE WOKEN. ii‘IPANION. Edited by Mrs. • %hy I. will .1 stain '4 Alter on the • (Laver! of LETT ICE AILNOLL.O. • an," etc, ke. taa7, No. 10. by . 1 1,44 e. De Itasnllat, a story • •lb. kritleh InsectA a( 11pr.ng. Nu. 1:11.-. The Lady of the Alf, he., &e. -• 44.; and in outth4 part by battier% ard nevus a. .%1 IittLSENT. 'ew Lit n of I - N . EVV - TESTAMENT ..ad. of 120 togr.iisr, • edca. The Woe . • ...hint artht., expraely for • n;...f..eory. bed di: lip Use ; sad PA tree the llo.y sal • of the !misc.'s*. Iran 1 117,0 • r ,ne i.e./ the ;a 'sepal cities 4.1 Nts Temtessmat. sialited ry lbll the WINNOW Leedom New, > w • tiaXA b)• bit LWII,III. Itl IC IX)MESIIC MEDI • M. owo, cloth, I. • • ..0.4.t0d4 t .• ore el C 1.,. .• M. 17rno, eloth, of CO POMO ,. , t Pr 141.11.. •I, Metlind • ..as:.roang the t• • • +Len. übma are a•.tathed atiats4 et hitACTICIL Sf IPUTSIC. ewt in • Map. we arehrx.t. ..'• Nk.W V Kay. I LIFIL , • 11' W.N ti -- I • .I.rnhar.-11866.- ' 1. .14 . parr many "mime. a* 4, •I* e. 1141. 1:4:141411, /WOWS. 1.5... is. lift% ; b poi. • ram or ) 1 a.ayyi et ik. wets. at • . ik 68.4 Avgab. • .• L *WWI SY) • • ••,0 Of OW. N 1...". the. seeree the .• • o•rly, • •I vsAitterr ••• .1.01 wog phy•rs tepletoma nreQbe b ' 4 "•". 14 % -afit —N+.% SPORTING. NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING. lianatese Ilwastronan of 10 son. sash, for 3-yr olds sad upwards. T.Y.C. (3 inn.) sir J. Oleseirs Jan, 3 yea Ist (lastbaiamew) 1 Mr. Wissamesama Pr! lona 4 Yr% Slot igb (W. Dorm) Mr. W. Caltaa's sby Ms /tab sat at Ramsay, sm. ass 7lb Biting : Even is list, wbo woa easy *nay by • Isar* sad a bat. Rua la 1 Ws. 11 see. Bwa AAAAA XIS of 10 sees. sub, he 9 yr aids, Vlit 1111 b ; sad three Bat 12lb; Hiliss sad geldings allowed 81b; abs wizen to bs sold lii 100 son It dissaailed, &IP. First boll Ab.M. (3 sal.) Mr. Watesa% Mae,* 2 yrs (Z. Sharp) 1 lard Rails 's VIM% 3 yrs 62 Bonne : 11 to Boa Niansb. Was by • sock. Asa ia see. Maven. 100, h ft. Tsai* COMM. Doke et DeMard's Mthratta, wet 110 P. Butler) I Mr. Sossabsttasses lois, Tat 171! (Mamas) 2 Betting: llto 8 on Mahratt a . W on by ball • length. Run la 21 see. Fires P0t1226 tar 3-yr Was; wells, Bst 71b; Sit elb. RM. Mr. Theatee=llerl (Abreltmea) I Mr. (Pettit) Ptm Pecans, tee 3-yr-eilds, {et 21b imar, Bst; live bet 71b; six and aged, Bst nab ; w minim to be saki to; 2DO soft, U demanded, &e. T.X.K. Mr. aarieee's Tuftheatar. w yes ::=1 CM. Nees Tees. 4 yrs Fletaua CNC umber. ssadambot Tim ma* as will be esd from our return, was not by any means interesting; the attendance, however, owing to as expestation that Bolingbroke and Penang would show Is, tks Howley Mile Plate, was quite as good as we usually am at • seemed spring meeting. NIIWKAILIIT, TUMULT AFILLNOOX. LATEST BETTING. illty Mete* Tehemph.] 1112 WV /TOLE STAKE& to we IL Game I MUM 6to tem Herbert. 13 to 1 *Pt T01d01412 I 20 to 1 eget Pam 13 1 YiYrw 20 —1 Wien —ll7 — Iledoed 1721 rest as Mtge. THIS DAY. (117 lneetrle 104evaph.) SWEEPSTAKES of 60 oovojesCh: for Four-Yrs. old. - St. Rosalie walked over. CHAMPION STAKES. Bordeaux .. .. .. 1 Nutcracker .. 2 • • HANDICAP PLATE of 604 Diligence .. .. .. 1 Laundry Maid .. .. .. 2 SUFFOLK STAKES al 15 Note. each, &c. St. George .. .. .. 1 Herbert .. .. 2 •• • • Caicot .. . 3 •• • • SWEEPSTAKES : Off by consent. JOCKEY CLUB PLATE. St. Rosalie walked over. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.—EPSOM, 1850. Acc 33333 CIA FOX Tea GDAND STAND PLATS, 200 rove., &a —Dersib. 6 yrs, Bet 7lb; Lady Evelys, 4 ps, Elst 61b; °Widower. 5 Yrs. 7e 1110; Black Each, 4 yrs, 74 flb ; Herbert. 4 yrs, 7at llb : &glee Plumy . 6 yrs, 7st llb; Pans', 6 )rs, isr llb; Midis, 4 yn, 7a 11b; Chorister, 6, yrs, 6st 13Ib ; Qaasisedo, 4 yrs, bet 131 b; Jellylisli, 4 yrs do 13Ib ; Via Dimas, 4 yrs, eat 11lb; Lady Framu, 6 Ire, bet ; Sylvia, 4 yrs, Est llb ; Barirkley, 4 yrs, 64 ilb ; b It by Dam Jolla oat of Isapertiaeas., 6 yrs, sst 11b. ASCOT HEATH, 1860. NOMUSATIONS SOS TES ASCOT STAlLiS.—•Windisett- Rests, 3 yrs ; Backbster, 6 yrs; Neweourt, aged ; Salute, 3 yn; Strychnine, 4 yn; Mildew, 3 yrs ; BM& Eagle, 4 in ; Thistledown, 3 yn; Soma Sight, 4 yn; Haight of Award. 3vs ; Prubity, 3 p.; Justice. 6 yrs ; Jolly Pill, 4 yrs; •Mahartenh, 3 yrs; Ths Knout, 3 yrs; Coeksrinouth, 6 yrs; Nunn) kirk, 4 yn; Solon, 4 yrs; ftristoent, 3 yrs; Vanguard, 4 yn; Oars and Take, 3 yrs; The Probe, 4 yn ; Champion, 4 ors; Glanalvm, 4 yn; Damask, 3 yn; -Pa gers, 4 yrs; Legerdemain. 4 yrs; Prisms, 4 yrs; Python, 3yn ; Gulliver, 4 yrs; Esplanade, 3 yn; Bit Nibble, 6yn ; Guasimodo, 4yrs • Timbers, 6 on; Testator, 4 yn; Reandy. Mot, 6 yn; Woodlark, 4 yrs; Black Eagle, 4 yn ; Mapeis of Cava/ham, and ; Vi atebdog, 6 yes; William Ms Crop yrs Kissaway. 4 yrs; Paleherrima, 4 yrs ; =y, 4 ye,; Clarissa, 4 yrs; Tara Width', 4 yn; Barinado. 3 yrs; Retail, 4 yrs; Sir Pater Laurie, 6ln ; Sylvan, 6 yrs ; Dulcet, and ; Susan Lovell. 4 yes ; trial, 4ma ; Wns, 3yn ; Porp•o'.day- Buy, 6 yro; Jam, 3yn • ; Dorian', 4vs ; Qaialsis, 4 yrs Lady Evelyn, 4 yrs ; 3 yrs ; Vampyrs, 1 yrs; Mrs. Taft, 6 yrs; LIM Jack, 3 yrs; Logerdsonais, 4 yrs; Langton, 4 yrs; Lord fislanin, aged; Montague, d yn; Marais, 3 ; Minimum, 4 yrs; Teals, 4 vs; Jo g• gka, 4 yn; Cheerful, 4 yes; Boraser, 4 yn; Mailman, 3 yrs ; Lindgren, 4 yrs,. •Fsraande, 3 yrs ; Mir Ann, 4 yn • *Gloms, 4 yn; Essodarius, 4 yrs; Gisalyou, 4 yn. Callboy/sod, aged ; b a by Pantaloon out of Dory, 3 yrs ; TM Car, sod ; *Fire -ester, 4 yrs ; St. Rosana, 4 yn • The Cocktail 4 yrs; Wanovi, 6 yrs ; Pittsford, 3 yrs; Saiscity, 6 yn ; Somas, 3 yn ; e by Pantaloon out of Decoy, 3 yrs ; Gainer, 4 yn ; Melons, 3 yn ; Fintrate, 3 yn ; Sauter la-C3ups, 4 yn; Faclemsn, 6 yn ; Cossack, 6 yrs ; Knight of Gwynn*, 3 yn ; •c by Mos out of Vamp, 3 yrs; Cham fer, 4 yn ; Impression, 3 yn ; Won't•you•coms-out•to night,_3 ; •Westow, 4 yrs ; Equiria, 3 yrs ; Torpor, 3 yrs; Vatican, 4 yrs, pays forfeit. Thor marke d thus •, having been entered without the knowledge of their owners, will be amuck out, unless spe cially ordered to remain in. CRICKET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. EIGHTEEN OF HUD DERSFIELD AND DISTRICT. • From Maachest:r theileveWprOWededl;liaddersfield to enat•nd against Et.titsra of that district, and the follow ing w the result of Monday's play • Evovar a . .—( knit' laallsr A. Wynn. Dag, Lb. tr., b. At N. Idle, Li., c. J. Berry, voltage 9.llyer, b Armitage 4 Wisdes. sot Lvotl out 1 2 9 Parr, ant ont ... 110 Cbatterles Buz. IA A. Crooked ll Ovrke Mama, b Armitage ..-... ..... 16 B 4 g.b. 6 ....... -........ Guy, run oat .... 8 MarUagell, b Mult. 7 MOIL ..... ... 198 ANOTHER SAVINGS BARR DEFAULTER.—The tiveratots Adneetuer of Thisr,dsy last announces that the trustees of the savings hark iu that town have discovered a &Wadies to the amount of 8281. in the accounts of the us nary. No lose will, however, curse to the depositors, at he bond of the smeary is for 8001. DRUMMED Orr.—Yea!trday, two privates of the bettslion of Coldstream Gaud* stationed at St. George's Barracks, Charing cross, were drummed out of the corps wi.h the usual formali7 of the " Rogue's Much," die. The offence for which this punishment was inflicted did net transpire. IMPRISONMENT OP A LUNATIC.—A few days Mem it was accidentaily chasevered that a young woman, named Charlton, a lunatic, has been coifing :I in a small attic, about eight tee: square, in the Ileum of her be her, who keeps a shop in t • market.place of Kingston. Toe person who first discovered her is a bricklayer, •ho was engaged in repairing an aloining house, and she stated to him that she had been locked up fur four years in the same apartment, without fire or a sufficiency of to d. The attention of the authorities 'levier/ been called to the ease, several speedup of the borough magistrates were held for the purpose of in. guiring into the truth of the statements of the imprisoned worsts, and they were routed to be correct to 'considerable ex tent. The magi* rata a having pampa ty inspected the place in which the young wallen was confined, and seen her, they were evidently *track with the appearance of the room, or " cupboard," as one of the magistrates called it, and did aot fail to *sprees their disepprobatiwi, especially es there were many sad better rooms, The young woman was lying is bed, cad meads, she was eery pale end emaciated—bey wrist did not appear thicker than a child's, and in reply to gusloss pin to her the said, a low, weak voice, she should bee to be allowed to get up sad walk is the garden, as she did at her father's house, red she had not eauegb to eat. lir. Charnels s ad the young wesnin was wary violent, she had era nearly ell one of her hair off, and bad she IJA the mother not Men brought there, she would have b r. Toe eldest sister was now in Behlem, and .hee:dcst brother was not right la his mind.—Tne magi"- Dates havial rationed to the town-hall, instructed their auk (Kr. Juntost') to see twat the young weasels was forthwith removed to • more comfartable end healthy span meet, that she had not only medical but other &Handsome, that her diet should be such as was yr per and autrialcons, and that ems should have outdoor careen* when necessary, end these rergatiOrte they insisted on, end they did sot sepa rate without stressing their acknowledgment of the genies rendered by the parochial aathorittes end the polies. 0111111113 AOCIDENT.—As the oateibms that rune hatemea the Osage las at Neileurorth sad the Stroud sWlcs was retassisg Irma Stroud on Friday Militia lest, the 10th inst., sad stopping at lecbbrook p a le, th e dries, pet doers to lease a papal there, leaving the miss in the haw. of • peemager, who wee es the outside met sear the driver; this mime let Me nine fall on the harem' ba and the home dashed d at a furrows pees Moog thert towards Nailewerth, sad Wore they Lad proceeded a gamier of a sails the oataibas spot sad both the hens. won thrawa down. Ti...re were two inside pareagen, who I.4taaa el) escaped musjured; the three mow& passesgen were thrown a complete summenot into a iteld adlohdell the road, tv,t were wile Slightly breleed. Ihe hems wee. set injured, lam the. taloa us nab much damaged.— Writs ifemskird. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1850. FARMING IN NORTH TO Till 11D/TOZ OP TO axesime. 813,-4 saw • letter in your paper of the 94b., espied hosa W Daily Now, sad signed Cileadeb." lashing eseusset• epee • sp e w of Sir M. W. Ridley's at the late Protection Meeting, sad upset whisk I big to be allowed to make eme ow two musks. Nothing would have imbued see to answer such a letter, w it sot that It nay =am a very erroneous impression to 'treason. I lad in that Wars the followia• preitroPh " But allow sae to ask Sir Matthew $ sisea. Wets I lest halm North Nerthareberiaad (sad that wee before the sera law of 1816 was emceed it Stied tele Issil — r - en gin had made brass by s, Times flamills idiom* le *retakes Mir gesslaw was sanstml nal skims Sir Matthew, an Sop now ? Ruined and Unkempt. WS* are the Alders of MierisAall ? When the Bags of Trewhitt? Where the Smith., of Basile t Whas the Grays, of Bambewough P. 'Wheal the Dislikes/ Om* insolvents, hewn! Aid who hes had their Om Means I Who The landlords, under a gems whisk pentoold them and injured every ems eke. This Sir Illafgaws MOM to tell the Crown and Areas bellowen." I will oink the Minninge s Means they are at this mem* Urine in ; ens of thanks@ a fares nes krt~ s mil t s reeposted. I ima easily Jade a ona• who esa thee bring clo t h of • .Imilmis the pnblis. With retard Mra othere,—as aniCd Mos was mined and bankrept out OF want of a "mhos!' whisk pretested them and *joist esog ase else." They were all latt, se suessoded te, hendenso isetunes, w without a single thettereendoweLl What hove the lemiSerds se prolaZ e reno Ins sky 1 It I choose to take • farm to make see a profit of 3001. ri yaw (of which thus is little ekes* now), and live at the rats of 1,0001., is my landlord to Maas ? I have read Sir Id. W. Rinley's speech at the Crown and Ascher meeting coreftill , and there is sot one *sates.* in it which he cannot cone by evil**. The oaly fault I fled with it is, that everything is too favourably stated, especially the wages of labourers. At the fairs reasutly kohl here, you might hire as many able-bodiCd plosihmen wpm chose for 61. for the 'UMW hall-year, and their see*. Two years ago drafters could make Ilk. • week; sow emnst make above 9.., and very few of them can get There 'ever were.° many unemployed people ia this noe were the wages of loose men em so low. Not only that —bat go into our tow* sad villages, and your correspondent will Sod that be triteness are not *tau by aim-third the business they did nadir the **Misted protection; end a peat deal of what they do sell they autism get paid for. Now I will give " Glendale" a pies. of *formation. If this MN Sir M. W. Ridley, who* ststements he presume. to comment upon, chooses to come (sward at the next elec tion for the northern division of the county, he will be *- ranted to a certainty, in opposition to the present home secretary. I know several men, min of influence too, who at the last election were strong free.traden, and did all in their power to return Sir G. Grey. They are now, from molar the ruin around them, the strongest protectionists I know, and anzionsly waiting an opportunity to send to parliament a man like Sir Matthew, whose views are in accordance with their own. I am aware that the above Mammies' are cuitrary to thous you advocate, but I will depend upon your lova of truth and lair play to give this Warhol'. I am, &c., TILLSIDE. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Brum Ma. Coentimionn rasa. IN RR PRITCHARD AND DALR At the left adjourn' sitting for the examination of th. bankrupt Pritchard (of the firm of Pritchard lad Dale, elsarebrAers, of Liverpool), the inquiry, it will be ream. bend, was brought to a conclusion, but the Judgment of the court wu reserved. Ho Honour now gave his decision. He said the gaieties before him was, whether Pritchard should pass hit last exentinatioe. The account having been paused Ia S,ptember lost, and the lest examination of Pritchard subsequently revolt. d, became@ the separate accounts had not bees filed ten days. There bad sista been a farther investi gation, and four objections were taken to the bankrupt's amount+, one relating to the transactions with Maria Barlow, his mother-in-law, another with regard to Brogdon's affairs, a third r to the disposition of 85 South Eastern railway shares, and the fourth es to the beck rapes peramal expenditure. The first objection was that the transactions with Maria Bestow were not properly set out in the account., and it wee hinted by ear eel that she was astother " Mrs. Honig." The bankrupt's mode of stating these transactions if real owe, was not injurious to the body of creditors, but only to Mrs. Barlow herself, who was not shown to be a creditor at all; whereas, by the al tered arrangement of the actrounts, she was entitled to prove against the estate for 3,9461. As agent far his mother -in - law, he had absolute power to deal with the accounts as he chose; and the assignees, should they seek a remedy at law against Mrs. Barlow, would net be bound by the bankrupt's male of stating the account with her. Much objection had bees takes to what was called the transit account," but this appeared to be only • mode of simplifying the accounts. He dli not thiek that any further elucidation was necessary is the transactions with Mrs. Barlow. The next objec tion wes that a debt of 2,4901. to Mr. Brogdeu had been emitted from the account; but this was not so; The whole of the money was accounted for under different beads. As to the 85 South Eastern shares, the bankrupt had admitted his liability to account for them, and said he believed they had been delivered, though he could not prove it, and was content to he held responsible for the non delivery. On this ground, therefore, there eras no call for farther adjournment. The last objection was as to his per sonal expenditure. It teemed he hod kept no accounts. While in Liverpool his expenditure had been mo derato, though he bad launched into greater ex. pease on coming to London, and assuming the vice-chair of the South Eastern Company. But these objt ctions were econspared with the magnitude of the cue. He was unwilling to entertain them farther: first, because he thought a good deal of personal feeling bad crept into the case. Bankrupt had been solicited to join the South Eastern Company as vice-chairman, and had at first refused. He afterwards joined them ; he now said that his connection with the company wee the cause of his failure, and shamed a large sum (i,3561.) for expenses and service+, not a farthing of which had been received up to March, ISO. Mr. M'Oregor and he were oa terms of greet friend ship, and letters passed between them in terms of the ut most familiarity, referring to share transastiona which were limbed by secrecy and Irregularity. He distrusted an op position arieng out of such circumstances. Another ground why he was indisposed to further inquiry was, that all the investigations which had teen mode resulted in clearing up the charges; and it was quite possible that rigid inquiry might degenerate into the grossest oppression. Thos two °Msaunas, refarding the South Eastern shares and the per sonal expenditure, he hesitated not to say, were vexatious, and below the importance of such a case. Upon the whole, he considered the accounts satisfactory ; questions of conduct must be dealt with at the certificate meeting. This wu fixed for Saturday, the Bth of June. MONEY MARKET. TUBSDAT The committee of Mexicali bondholders have, by the America, received advice. from Vera Cruz, dated 18th ultimo, that 66,391 dole. 87 o. had been eh= for the boadholders, by the royal. mail stuns Medway. Th e sums du, but still pending in Vera Cruz at that dais, fee aseount of the bondholders, amounted to 180,110 dole. 34 e. St. Petaledmirg advises of the 4th instant state that little bus*m had been done owing in a great mea sure to the Raster holidays. The traneactimis in tal low were limited to about 1,100 casks, at 1104 R. on the spot, at 110 for Jane, and at 107 far August de livery, sash, at which it was offered. In hemp little had been dose; of hisjennoy a small yawl had been taken at 92 B. cash. Of this particular description abeat 180,000 poods may be =potted, whilst the total !apply of hemp for shipmeat during the season is estimated at about 2,000,000 ponds. Slight frosts had impeded the opening of the navigation. The ex change on London was 28d. to 284 d. Letters from Rio of the 7th mention the arrival of the Ant barque from Poretsehji. The market for guts was altogether esthete& The price of flax bed gives way a little, but scarcely anything was wing forastA ; a fsw sales had been ma& at 23r pro- Ur. Marisebarger and other desmiptions at portionate ratan Tow was quoted 12r. Hemp (Hahne) had been taken at 91r. Otitsbot at 86r. In oils eds there was nothiag doing. The Bay was still partially covered withloating ice, but not sufficiently so to obstruct the navigation, about 30 vessels having arrived at Bolderaa. The beak well known to ma riners in the Duna had shifted its position, and had greatly increased the difficulties of the navigation of the river. The necessary instructions had been re ceived hem the government to effect its removal as far u practicable. From Havana the dates extend to the 22nd April. They state that in consequence of the unfavorable accounts by the last mails from Europe and America the demand for sugar had met with a check, and the rates were somewhat easier, ruling at 84 to lot fish for whites ; Bto 71r. for yellow, and 61 to Sir. for brown. Sugar grinding bad been interrepted by a continuance of the rains, The quantity of coffee on hand for sale was very small, and prices were nomi nal. Tonnage was abundant, and the rates of freight had undergone a decline ; 475. Bd. had been paid for American vessels for Cowes and a market; 66e. and 80s. for Trieste. Exchange was quoted 10 to 101 per cent. premium. DUBLIN lITOCIJI.-349 IS. trurt.t; N. Is ni=tika*** Grist 89-them sad 1:1026..i ilidland Gred Nesters sad Royal asst Compaq 24 THIS DAT. Two o'CLocw. The market for the English funds has been cha racterised by great steadiness this morning. Consuls were first called at the improved price of 961 to 1 for money, and 961 to f, for account, and from these quo cations there has not been the slightest variation up to the present hour, except that the rate for cash and time hes since become equal. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been operated in at 931 and 1. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, at 97 and 1. Loog Annuities, sth Jan., 1860, at 8 3-16 and 1. South Sea Stock, at 1661. Bank Stock marks 2061. Exchequer Bills of all sizes have been dealt in at 68s. and 71s. ; and India Bads at 88s. and 90s. pm. The market for the foreign securities is very firm, and previous quotations are fully supported, though the business going forward is not large in any description, and chiefly confined to Mexican and Peruvian. Peruvian Actives have experienotd a further considerable advar.ce, the last price marked being 751, whilst the Deferred Debt has been dealt in at 341. The business of the morning is as follows: Danish Five per Cents., at 98. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 851. Mexican, at 291 and 29 for money. and 291 and 1 for the 31st inst. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Celts., 1849, at 744 and 751; Ditto Inferred, at 331 and 341. Portuguese Four per Cents., at 34. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Centr., at 951 ; ditto Scrip, at 3 and 33 prem. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 17! and 4 fur money, and 173 for account; the Three per Cents., at 371. ENGLISH rumne.—Ties Dar. Rant ' , tact. 1154 63 I 3 pot (X Oot. Acc.. 96e 3 lac Ct. llog. eons.. 353 34 per Ct 0.973 sr Ct. Co& Aims., Ma Ltottopour 6eo. to Th. FOIIEIO3I /CND& 5 per CL Austrisw floods, 1 per Cl. (Decade D1..161 4? per C. tleig. liceule, 47 8 Orestada Defarre4 414.. 3(4 7) per Cent.. 4 per 04. Mex., 1046,14 I k per Ct. Drosillea Nada 6 6 pee (X DISTIMIMI legs., 744 6 Ditto New, e. 7 Do. Deterred Ws., 4 gee Ct. Durso. Ayres, 51 $ Portuguese Cerny., 13 4 Ditto Milieu 13.15., 86 101 4 per CL awn lids., log 6 Ditto Columb. Dee leD., Melo Ppsialb lids., 17e I Coltumblau Lquwlor 1144, 341 4 3 ter CL ritssoleb L.L, . Al I 3 per Cl. Nebel IWo.. 71 3 Ditto Pagel,* lids., 3( 4 24 per.CL Dutch 84 . 651 6 2 par 4%. Vonosw..4a lilds., 33 6 4 tat CO Dutch C. 1.. 84 4 Venezuela Deferred /341...12 13 POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. ASBAULT UPON • CONBTABLI BY • SOLDIER —A. Abbot, late a soldier in the Coldstream Guaeds, was charged with violently assaulting Police-constable N 0.83, A division, while in the execution of his duty. It appeared that the prisoner wu a private attached to a battalion of the Coldstream Guards, stationed at St. Gxerge's barracks, Charing-cross ; and yesterday morning the prisoner and another private belonging to the same regiment were dreamed out of the regiment for general bad conduct. The prisoner, after being disgraced in the sight of hi. emapassoas repaired to the canteen, near Whitehall, tad ressalled drinking with some friends who were soldiers, until he berme intoxicated. He left the centres, about four o'clock, and, as he was proceeding along Whitehall, he was observed by police-conseable No. 83, A division, to be in such a condition that he could scarcely walk. The constable fellowed him, when the prisoner sad dimly turned round and struck him a tremendous blow upon the mouth. The oonstable's lip wee severely out and bled irolusely. The constable did not speak until after he wu struck. Tut prisoner pleaded drunkenneso, and was tined 40s. or thrus week.' imprisonment. He was unable to nay the fine . TUX ROVIIIIIMY ur BANK-110TM. —O. tilsiveux, the MT vast out of piste, was finally examined, charged with steal sae nineteen bl. B ink of England notes, the property alike Kiisabeib Hawes Seward and Min Jane Seward, of No. 7, Gower-street, Bloomsbury. The particulan of ibis case appeared in the Express on Wedsseday last. Tao evidence then given having beep car &mated, Mir. Archibald (Aria lu, a clerk in the Beak of Enaland, paned that he delivered eight 51. notes to Miss Seward in April last, and they were the same notes found epos Use prisoner. Tbs constable said there were five notes still maiming, sad could not be traced. . The prisoner mod amine( in hie defence, and was billy committed for trial. Despatches were received yesterday st the Colonial ,.ftie• frost the Gummi,' of the North America° Colosimo, sad ales frost the Governor of Gibraltar. The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat tomardity oftorsoos foe the purpose of the Judas of the Ilia% Court of Admiralty pale/ 'admit et on so appea: Its« Boma " Gram o. the Colo! loam.. of Bengal." The Maser 01 the hilt at d the Coostrollor of the Duchy of Conwah were proses', and Sir ladwerd ltpia sat ass Privy Oesaelllor. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. &van —There has not been a public sale to-day; but the article appein to be firm at yesterday's quotations, which were fully thine of last week, with a large amount of business done. Refined steady ; grocery lumps, 44e. 6J. to 60e. 6d. Comn.—The small public sales of plantation Ceylon and Jamaica are going off without spirit; late yesterday 1,000 bags of good ordinary native Ceylon sold at 405., which is the present quotation. RH:E.—Toss article continues very firm ; 1,000 bags Ben gal sold in public sale; low white, broken, 95.; extra fine, 11e. 64. to 12s. 2,000 bags Madras also sold in public sale, at the full prices of yetterday ; Onkel white, Bs. 6d. to 9s. PIVINI 0.-200 ba.s sold m public sale at previous rates, 40. to 414. per lb. INDIGO —The quarterly sale is progressing at yesterday's prices, viz., 24. to 4d. advance on the previous quarterly sale. . . TEA reseal... steady, but the market is inactive. In other articles no alteration, and bat a thin attendance in the Lane, u enstomary on a Wednesday, but mark p serally appear to have more confidence. Duty paid on Smear to last week in Louise, Liver- ewe. pool, Bristol, Hull, and the Clyde 1,832,^4S To the samo period last year 1,866,381 14,236 DCTIIII TUT ON IVA IN ISIS TO LMT MOM lb. tondos 10,130,887 Liverpool 330,784 Hull Clyde 787,41. Deems, Teed 13,520,344 lam tint la INi 13,294,006 .......... 226,318 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet to-day. The demand on the !pot 1. moderate, and km disposition U shown to purchase for for ward delivery. Advices from St. Petersburg are up to 24th April, 0.9., and, being Enter Mtnday, there was no busi ness of any sort doirg. Today 's quotations an as follows: Town Tallow, Ms. to 95e. 9d. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 361. 9d. ; October to December, 38e Gd., Dollen ; Oc tober to Dccember, septrato swabs, 38, 91. MARK-LANK-THIS DAT. Tno a►rivals of ell demriptions of grain this week, whether from ah.oad or our own coast, have been short, sad this, coupled with the emanation, of cold, ungenial weather, tends to give our market a tone of firmness. The lit le English Wheat cos sale realised the rates of last market-itay, and, although transactions in [anima were not numerous, lull prime were obtained. Daley and Oats were in mir request, end their value was full supported. Items and Peas firm, at Pdonda)'s rates. AIUIAVALS INTO WNDUN MOM 13th MAT TO 15th MAY. We. ltarltahti leatelt. kWh. lotlies. Wheat 330 I !whey ....-. ....... i 400 , I (n. Moe; 910 asks ; COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Wait Hartley, 14s. ; Well. Red Havre% 16.. 6d. ; Walla End Henan, 162 6d. ,• Will. End Lunt/ton, 16s. 9d. ; Walls Sad Ti., l es.-1 9 2 thir at market. MARKET.—THIS DAY. 1111resrs. Pattoadan tad Baslth aspen that there is sea alder:o.ly more doinit in Iles Yearlings sad 1846's The plant is in a very backward stye, and has an embark's; appearance, owing to the oold and asienlal masher of Into. RAILWAYS. Taus Dar, Two o'Cueon. The share market is geosrally steady, at pater day's quotations, with only a moderato amount of basis= gnforward ; bat the prices paid are, on the whelk slain so good as those of Groat Womenime 631; Loudon sad N yesterday. orth Westerns, 102 f ; Banda', 13f. Midlands, however, are rather bettor, napkin 331. Wm "Way op to 1 GMs*. Imam imurais. Do. rreiwarr . . New awls W. Mt. _ . Wei.pwpotesp eta.) I grsetailey 1/111•1 Mar" Mos. sad No— Orfila awl Sada ". D. SIO Prehmass. Cbsoir sad Illekrimod D. Frogmen I DWAIN twilielewe Jame Neat D0.(71 1 : 6 L I D 0.161.1 Os.) p. Ct. het D0.(71.106.) 7 p. Ct. Pref. Nesters Coustie. . D. New Pref. 6 CL D. lat., Jp. Ct., N. I D. do. No.; D. N. it N. 6 per Ct D. do. 0 per Clot D. New gotten U ems A date It eb.) t)o. Wee N. sad C. Do(/ee. a p. 06) Do. New I D. New j 'bares Pat LiaeotrokireCloarao _ teed 6 pet Oeut --- !Mintier's as 6 I latter, Yeovtl, i Dore!. . Itzeter sad ►smooth .. I Olocioestar i ►ken ram Omit Phrtbers Do. sham. It, 6 0.Q.. Do. I per Coot. Pref.... Ot Rooth. and Wont. ars., Great North of Itagtoad.. Do. Now, £4O . Do. Now, 130 Do. New, 110 Net Western... .... - De. shares... Do. New, tli ... 1 Hull and Selby . Da. Amu . De. shares . Lancaster sad Csrliale Do. Thirds ... Lancashire sad Turii . shii; Lear....D0.1 .. •.. Do. New (gaa. w p.Ct..).. Do.lludLerrfleldlaltheff. Do. Wet Hiding Uwe Lords and Bradford... . lima& sod TWO' . Du. Pref. a p.Cas . t . No.l Do. Po. 140.2_ Do. No.'s Do. s;: Pref. Pouters 1548 ... Lemke sad tilsetwall .. !Loa, Brighton, & B.omat i De. hew gas. 6 p.Ct. Do. gairsateed 5 p. Ct.. IsteCreydua Thirds.. Do. Pree. 8 pee Coat.. De.Oosert. i p.0‘,11482 ,Ldesdno sod Oresawleb .. I ____ Do. Preferesoo _. Do. it North-WNW o Do. do. how i Atom.. Dail/tam ... ... ... __ _ _ Loodos & etoutb-% *item Do. Now. L3U Ds. g 4?. Yo. el - w . l; - r;iere;;4 .lowertat Guar= i t. !Kuck., I!..bef.A.Lloophasb I Do. Aare; No. .. j Now Yle Pref. I Do. Ma& Lloatialo, i Do. Cons. b. & K. cp. C Do.trewaahValieyrrer Midland OreatWeet. (Ire, iMiddiambro'stited.lip.Ctir Newcastle and Carlisle .. (Newmarket ••• • • • . Na~ou Do. Now Sp Do. Liunfaa ... Us Guam. Si lloph British IxT. FiefTiesai i!lta:tit.litia!lbordelare ilijo - id; Wore, It *dyer. Preston sod W yrs Do. a slum (A) ... nsad.,Dui:eL, and Sins* Repeal and littakla Ds.Sheprettt Enkindles deuttlen Lentral dcottiab I Shrsere=itrnr, Cm Do., New Claarantasd atuswebury sod Chester (Nor. W. ISto.) Do. Naha I Do. Oewortry . Do. par Cent. PM... I,Shropebire Vales hrDo. Proforma; eoutti eltaSordshin ilikmith !Meru Do. No.i ' I/o. Ha 7 , - Do. No. 4 Iteristered douth Wales ,N.DL itotber gus. lisso, sod Gooki p.Ct. WaterfordsodMkenny IDo. iWess V do. do. alley, 6 p.a.'s*. Sasoerset,li %Term. ITork,Nowesstletsbirwtek Do. Esti York&Newoi. Do. O.N.S.PuretiorPtei Do.llartlepool Dockaittl York and North 'Milani! Do. hetereacis Foasiox Ran.wers. l Angio-Itallan (law Italian, sad Austrian) ... Soul/was stri Amiens (*sisal rrance (Thrash: 6 3 1 616. 44 I2i 121 :: Ma ham qi 6 Os PL (14; .. r;nma laa,. friransuit Madrid wd Yakima ... Namur aid Lump Nerthen al Franco Orion tad Berieni Meer/ Mosso Pads mid Strratouri Sem aid IlAwre Amok. mod Ileum Taw ua Nantes ... I 4 Poi. r , P.. 1 7 418. ~4 71 de. 1 1 12 1 1 21 7 1 2 4 28 30 191 201 Sf 8 8 11/ 21 If 111 11 Ma LIIMRPOOL. May 14. Mote-SiostANON.—Pricra ware about steady today, tad a good tolseellussous businem was traeseetad :—Latiosohles and Yorkshire Card, SS—Ditto (ilto shags), 10 is. 9d e. 4.—leadou aad North Western, 102/ 91 e.—latto (Dew sham), 4 Ss. 9d. IC. Pa. 9d. d.—lleaehester, H. sad LinCeitl r a hyme sham), tiles. 94. Mkhand, 3/I—Ditto sharrid, 1110 s. id. O id. id. —North UnO ei A., 963—Oswistry sad Chester. 6l—Loo Ilastera awl Dover, Ili e.—Ditto (No. 4 regis.), ells. 34.—York. %must* t hee** jut, pre Ma. t il l . 504 41 d.—York sad North tid, 114 — Gad Whet Jimetian, 33(a. 4. lIANCELISTER, May 14. Bromisommenv.—TM market was b ally brisker, sad prises wan steady at lest isisolations. the was wholly 000 lord to the Ilikter stooks. Laaosibtre sad Yoshihisa bO4, tbe highest dealt la, were dew at 17$. LEEDS, Meg 14. 87001 L ZIO/Lkkell—Taere is Est little doing in tbe market this morning, bet p• km molt mu the IMMO MS L ease days, tbs.:sly transactlass Wes Orrat Northam et lee dY., and York and North Midland Pre., 11.16 k Kits. IBRIbTOL, Nay 14. femem-Ilimi a/reg.—The market was teisraloly firm, lb. improvement of ynerday bring to awn saint innininsed. The neniar• wen to Linn Western inane/ ilium% wink mitass sod Midlead 0 per Ouat. Stork, MA* dome at 1111 1u 14 ; ►Nj 74 :,.... Pia 1P s 4 64 o.. I 6 pt. 11 14 13 11 dis. 11 171 7 7 7 1 ss si . er. If If 1 li 7 fe Ili 17 1 1 ". ial 36 IS 6 7 pm 1 1 die 6 die I 1 10 10 12 A NIP- 43 47 pa. 64 66 ii ii 111 di. 93 46 47 204 21 SO 62 1 din par S 4 U 164 16 104 10 dla 124 11 di. 12 124 9 $f 101 90 6 7 1 44 db. 6 6 dia. 3 3 die die par 31 4 794 604 133 13T 104 II 67 69 37 69 104 Il n 34 10/4 103 3 14 14 dla 41. 9 1 9. 596 * 604 °m 21 30 Ws. 17 j 13 dia. 1 1 1 4 11 pi. 144 dla 11 1 14 7 74 :I "dk 314 134 36 231 2$ Ms 14 13 114 110 3 27 14 13 eta 18 19 i q 1: 7 1 5i 10 AA. 68 4174 40 6 7 pa. 13 13i I PA pea 11 13 1 Idis. 9 9 6 16 4 as. I die 14 136 14 31.10 3 7 11_ 10 41 ifa. I 3 l ay 13 l 3 41 1 29 27 4k. Si 3 dim. 241 236 39 40 121 13 12 111 416. 6 6 II I 6 3 le dia. [THREEPENCE. CALEDONIAN RAILWAY. Yesterday a special meeting of the shareholders of this company was held at the London Tsvern, to votive the re. port of the cassettes of holders of 101. The Stock, appointed on the 7th G oof May, 1860. The Ron. Captain Pcnnirr, RM., took the chafr, when the following report was laid Wire the meeting, but having been some time in the hands of the shareholders, it was considered as read : The report was as follows: " The committee appointed on the 7th inst., on behalf cf the holders of Preference Stock (10L shares) of the Caledo nian Railway Company, have to report that immediately upon their appolatinent, they put themselves in nommen'. eac.alotinoinwfo,iritohthrththe emodediimrefgefioarstionooffiaseethreeposerCuialneddingonTiantroyCrElytnntodthwceine; found that in addition to the usual miscast of ordinary mortgage and debenture debt (equal to one third of the satin share capital of the company), the security of which in the minds of lendm has been seriously disturbed by resent events, the company is at this time °permed by a floating debt, exceeding in the aggregate 800,0001. The company is at present not only without any metes, in the form of existing or authorised capitol, of discharging the floating debt, but the portion of its ordinary weekly revenue not specially devoted to payment of interest on debenture is exhausted in warding off claims for land and other de mands of urgency, almost before it is received. The committee find, lastly, that the represertations of the directors as to the onerous nature of the manna rents chargeable on the company in the form of guarantees or otherwise, whether as regards their salad aummat sr with reference to the real value of Ham so guaranteed, are in no way exaggerated. The fact also pressed upon the considers lion of the committee, that the Caledonian Railway 'till requires • considerable outlay, and that this outlay must be made before the proprietors can reasonably look for any con siderable increase in its traffic. Secondly. It became obvious that an immediate remedy for this deplorable state of things was demanded, and it was equally clear this was only to be attained be bringing the liabilities and expenditure within the proba6le means of the company. And thirdly, the committee have had to consider the carious motives prompt ing to acquiescence in such modification • the main one obviously tie ing • security for the punc tual payment of future nividends and the consequent confidence of the public in the Preferential Stock as an investment. The arrange meat, then, which the committee have unanimously deter mined to recommend for the adoption of this meeting ie, that the dividend on the Preferential Shares be reduced to 44 per cent. in perpetuity, contingent on the n.akiag of satisfactory adjustments with the other guaranteed lists. Two out of ten, or in that proportion, of the directors of the board to be elected by the Preferetce holders. The same arrangements as to arrears of dividends to he made in regard to the Pre ference Shares as to the other guarantees." The CHAIRMAN said the document now emanating from the committee was alike important to all concern, d. He though. it must now be satisfactory to all those who were interested in the guaranteed stock, to fled that the arrange meat which be and others proposed from the beginning was • matter of absolute necessity. The chairmen con cluded by thanking the preferential shareholders for the liberal spirit they had displayed in appointing this commit- I tee, whose report was now before them for their adoption. Mr. THORNTON moved that the committee, report be re ceived and adopted, and that the sam• be sent to every share ' holder. The committee were large hold e n of p re f erence I shares, and therefore in this their recommendation he could say conscientiously that they advised the same course as if they were dealing with their own individual property. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Moron seconded the motion. ' A discussion took place, and an amendment was proposed for increasing the dividend by a sliding scale, but it was eventually withdrawn for the sake of unanimity. Mr. BAILIa laid the sum recess ay to be raised would be 800,0001., to say nothing of the claims of the Clydesdale Junction Railway Company, and in this attempt they must show something like • balance-sheet, and at all events una nimity, _ _ _ Mr. Deputy Cornet', Mr. Williams, Mr. Moon, Mr. Keine, and others, made some observations, when the report of the committee was agreed to unanimously. Mr. BARN SAD proposed a vote 01 thanks to the committee, and that they be requested to continue in office till the pro- posed erranitement be sanctioned by parliament. Mr. PENHALL seesnded the motion, which was pissed unanimously, and the meeting adjourned. A DRPVIATION, consisting of Sir T. O'Brien, But., M.P., Mr. Keogh, M.P., Mr. Scully, M.P., Mr. 0. Gore, M.P., Mr. Leeman, of York (chairman of the York, New castle, and Berwick, and Liverpool, Manchester, and New castle Companies), Mr. Courtsnay, of Leeds (director of the Liverpool, Manchester, and Newcastle Railway), Mr. Pula- lord, Mr. Parry Richards. and Mr. Nash, had an interview with the Solicitor-General yestarday r.garding the Railways Bill. ANNIVERSARY OF HER MAJESTY'S BIRTHDAY,- This, bring the day appointed to celebrate the 31st miniver stay of her Majesty's birthday, has been kept as a holiday at the Stamp dike. Euler, Customhouse, and other go vernment departments, with the exception of the Poet-office. At the St. Katharine's, London. and other dock', it is also to be observed. As usual on this occasion, there w e an etion of a battalion of each o' the regimen's of Foot Guards, and a troop of the Royal Horse Guards ( blue) on the Parade in St James's park, at which his Grace Field- Marshal the Duke of Wellington, as Colonel of the Gre nadier Guards ; his Royal Highness Field-Marshal the Duke of Cambridge, of the Coldstream Guards; and his Royal Highness Field-Marshal Prince Albert, colonel of Scots Fusiliers ; the Marquises of Angletea and London derry, the Earl of Cardigan, and Lord Fitzroy Somerset, attended by a numerous and brilliant staff, were present. The boys of the military mewl, Chelsea, occupied the space in front of the Tilt-guard. After the parade, the cur 'lied pensioners of the London district were reviewed in Hyde park by these illustrious t.fficers. At King's College, London University, Christ Church. and other public institutions. the pupils have • holiday; also at the Riiyal Military College, Woclwich, and Sandhunt, Addiscombe, &c. GREAT CENTRAL GAS CONSUMERS' BlLL—Yes terday Mr. Cronll, the engineer, concluded his evidence, which occupied more than 050 day, and the committee then adjourned to the 27th inst. HEALTII OP LONDON DURING THE WEEK.— [From the Riistrat-Ciencral's Report ]—The deaths re gistered in the metropolitan iu the week ending last Saturday, were 857. Taking 10 corresponding weeks of the year. 1840-9, it appears that the number now returned is lees than in the years 1847 9; and that it is also less than in 1843, but greater than in the same week of the other six years. The average of the 10 weeks is 870, or corrected for increase of population 949; as compared with the corrected average, the mortality of last week shows a decrease of 92 death,. The total deaths from the :pantie, or epidemic class of disown, continue to he less numerous than usual, amounting only to 146, while the corrected average is 179 ; from small-pox there were 4. from measles 14, from Looping-cough 36, and typhus 26, the mortality from sch of these epidemics it g lea than the average. From diarrtass there were 8, which is about the average ; this disease exhibits a decline on former weeks. But scarlatina shows an increase, the numbers in the last three returns having been 21, 17, and 2.5, whilst the average for last week is 24. Five children under five years of age died of infantile or remittent fever, four persons of influenza, and 7of erysipelas. A woman of 54 years died of scurvy. Diseases of the respiratory organs, exclusive of hooping cough and consumption, were fatal to 137 persons, which is about the corrected average ; from laryngitis there were 4 deaths, from bronchitis 51, from pneumonia 56 • from pleu risy 5, and from asthma 13. The mortality from consump Lion continues unusually low ; this disease carried ff 116 persons, whilst rho corrected average is 145 ; and in the corresponding weeks of 1840 9 it ranged from 117 to 148. A heenhop-keeper, aged 46 years, died of " !mutate mesis (68 hours)." He is reported to have been an habitual drunkard. The classification of deaths in public institutions shows that 77 persons were registered as having died in workhouses, 37 in hospitals, b in military and navel establishments, and 6in lunatic asylums. The births during the week numbered 1,320. The mean temperature was Ir es by 64 deg. than the average of the same week in seven years. On every day it was Ina than the average, hut espe cially on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thunder, when the decrease was from 7to 9 degrees. The wind wss generally in the north-east and mouth west. (Prom lam night's Wattle.) FOREIGN-OFFICE, MAY 14.—The Queen has been gr tciously pleased to appoint John Hobart Lord Hewden, now her Majesty's Envoy Eztraordinary and Minister Ple nipotentiary to the Eu.peror of Br nil, to be her history's Ewe Eztiaordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Queen of Spain ; the Queen has also been graciously plesmi to appoint James Hudson, Etq., now Seoreury to her Ma jesty's Legation at Rio de Janeiro, to be her Majest)'s En voy Entrandinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Eosin rur of Brazil ; the Queen has also been graciously pleased •o appoint Loftus Charles Otwey, Esq., now Paid Attsene, to be theretary to her Majesty's Legation et Madrid. DOWNING-STREET, MAT 14.—The Queen hoe been pleased to appoint Andrew Colette, James Cavan, William King, Charles McGarr!, Charles Cave, and Michael Wellies", Kenn ,to be her lisjeity's Commissioners in Eng• land tar borrowing, raising, managing, and expending the fends to be borrowed and raked by them in pursuance of an Ordinance of the Governor and Court of Policy of the colony of British Odium, entitled "An Ordi. vane to authorise the raising on loan of the sum of figs hundred thousand pounds for immigration purposes." Her blajestv has also been pleased to appoint (Mono also E.g., to be Remitter General for the colony of British Guiana. Err Majesty has hardier been pleased to a t p riot Thomas 8 ricg4l ow, Esq , t 3 be Civil COIIIIMia• stutter and Resident Masistrats at Fort Beaufort, it the settlement of the Ceps of Pod Hope. I 1' 1 ? 21 2e I 31 16 17 If It 76 27 28 26 4 27 i Pa nil} lei dl. 11 roi 133 7 1021 1 ll' 24 34 13 i 8 II 1 161