The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-28 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1855. TUNBRIDGE SCHOOL.—THE FAG' SYSTEM. The Dover Chror.ielo contains lonicrepoet of s e a se heard en Wednesday, it the Tunbridge Toww hall, fore William Stem chairialla,*ad George Nottidge, *hen S. P. S'r..ipwath, a Dowd , * at the ri ser -sobooL was charged with assaulting Edmund But e Shephe rd ,r at' renbridi".., on the 8:11 of Kay. Kr. Ribtoo, bs Psalri B lot, the eemplarsast ; esti Kt. Gashes, Basher, fa %se defoliant. Kr. Whine asked(' the defesdeat wee is emit. mho di& 116 47 sinat ekes ter. that he was, mid plated to *elm h a ke, whe toesequiely 'Whig at the Mattleeptee talk lir. hibtes i edidsembli the Odd lie mold INU pest that the ' ddisdest mom the easel phee of perms sailed epos to Power at that ego" sal he paid set passim that the thistes would make say Pe- denim. The Chaismaa said he theaght the defendant night ies man when he hardware Kr. Babies, howerm. prod the poiat; Le da. foutset leek ble plies at the her, asd, by the the thairstesia abet: was healed to Kr. Ribes lad Namely _essimelemd Itis opens addle" alma wises the ethebretes (who hog bees eiblepalhar arisi eeme to his bread testi" asi wee crifienity osier peat eutemesist).loseempbul sod mid that it Pt the epistle oldie booth thee the nee aught set to have bees breseheltelore then. It was a ender whisk ought to have Wealth to Ike dribs of Dr. Wellies ; and If his deci des had net bees estikeratery. they should have goes to eke higher r the Mee& It was oily a last reed that recourse shoe d huld be lad to that Put. (Gnat sewatios is the court) Kr. Robles asked if he was to sedustaad from the ehalamede speak that the Peden r siting there to ad ndeear *due laps:day, beil gems there having pre , rdcl the mu, sad that they refused ie hen it t Ohniemes mid he kap, nothing of the nee • and I I with rages& to set neering it, thee left it toWhim to roomed or Pt, as es tined best. They would hear him If be treated the Mesh with repeat. Kr. Hitt°. esid, "I have treated the beech with the te speed it deserese." Kr. Knees dies ma he 'hada moat eertainly_prosesd. The oohed wee built and fornaded in lift In the isetree.les ed bell a the tows and country atlieenit. u 320 the privileges of the school were esteadoilite bop whose parents or perlisas molded within 10 dies of Taw bridge, mid • 6116.511 class of sitheiars was allowed, sow called " boarder." The latter lived with the ouster. The Nader end demeamoor of then boarders inwards the free or fosadatio• scholars bad hag been the er v i s tet of war ado plant, sad spliced** for redress had is o f to the Pad neater, Dr. Wades. Kr. Banos thee lees seeded to eemnest upon the agressfal erten el sad hung the free reeler by the benders. Is the results of the shames, the teamed orossed caw batted sad ridiculed the idea of applying la • use of thee kind for redress to the head master. The Met sosatiteted triblesois the e s e ntry were epee to this. mum WWI 0188 of those tribmash ; and that balk was been& ID admiaia , er judos without partiality sad withost Imam I (Greet applause in the court, which the Akers is vain to step.) The leaned taped then reseeded to state the fasts of the use ea they appeased is the Piano', and Idled lkinsind Berke Shepherd—l an a day boy at the greaser .soltool la this town, and war so at the begin lag of Kay. On the 7th of Kay I was esked to go into the cricket it round by the defendant fikipworth. I said, papa had forbid me. Oa the Bth of Kay I went to school. When I entered the school some of the boys said, "Oh, Shepherd!" I west home to breakfast, sad ea nrehire to the school it half-pest eine, when near the sc hool, a boy named Bondi caught bold of me and eau ried is pest Dr. Welidee's door. I this saw the defendant, whe seised me by the jacket sad pulled me of the walk. the a. beat me with • earn, sad the ease now produced is e. He beat me of the bask sad arm, tad it bur see san nub. I called eat, sad mutated load. lie beat me he tee er three etiolates. I dos% know bow many he. he such. I stressed so such that be left oft Three Were • peat "tasty buys about. The school bell thee Pop The her watt imo schooL I saw Dr. Wiliam after delemoant had leis off beating sae. I was crying eras I saw Dr. Wellies. Dr. Welldea wee looking oat of his front dm when I saw him. I was • few yards from sirs dam, es the other side of the road. I sa de fen dant pe nagged Peas and one sailed Glen while the was striking ma. I then war to the top of the lane. Is flee nr tea minutes I retuned to the whoa. I felt dek sad had • toehadache. Dr. Welltles was in sebool. I wee ordered stand out, bat was unable to do so. I heat *Oast a desk. At ten o'clock the defendant told me he had given ma • beating bemuse I did not go dome to ne; he bin. He said be would beat me spin. I west lenge nes eller eleven. Before I west bone my sem bled. The seek let me half- la. I saw my father at one, and be went iellb pot school st two. I left school at pest two. In the evening I hit worm than in the morning. I have been seder the doctor's hands ever ann. Siebert Payne (eon of Mr. Payne, peer, Tunbrid-m), p osed, Oa, and Eliza Lipscomb* were seat called, and de p the two former to seeing Shepherd " thrashed " by die defendant, mad the latter to the moditios in which he returned home after being beates. Bee. A .bent Shepherd—l am father of 'templets''s,. Oa Tuesday, the fish of May, I returned home. I saw is en' la the dinierecent. lie appeared rant and delicate in the sinew. In ouseqessee I Punned his are, mad found • bruise 23 inches long, 1 inch wide, and the blood brought up to the upper skin, showing blackness. I at pee wrote to Dr. Welldca. The boy's mewai state was dreadfal; he wee evidently much suited. lie complained of great pain and heedsebe. His eon had ever sive, been attended by *medical aisa. Up to Friday he had not been able to walk ewe than • mile. A correspoadenos was then road which had token plate betimes Kr. Shepherd and Dr. Wender'. In the fir s t t Letter, dated the Cedars, Key 8, f oat Kr. Shepherd upraised to pup il e Ina regret et being obliged to seaman his Skit.worth for ' brutally ordain" his me, I. eonseq of his not o b eying Sktpworth's im pertinent directioes, to go to the cricket potted to fag." The wood, Ward on the evening of the same day, was from the seas gentleman, complaining of not being able to Pun protection from Dr. Welidra against the isvennical redact of his boarders, whom " for reasons hest *Down to yourself you decline to punish for such outrages," and foe slating that Kr. Shepherd would seek • legal remedy the *strop os his third son, as he meld not regard the premium made to him el ia say degree utiefaciory, se the words, that Dr. Wilkins wo es std punish in the mat of Wing need, Kr. Shepherd Pad only eoneider in the light of • " maracteristie Peeks of the polar." Dr. Wellden, in reply, remarked spas the " incensisteney" of Kr. Shepherd is lea then ving w the matter is hie heads at 2 o'clock on Tu. sday, sad calling it into his own at Woe o'clock the same evening. De. Wellden also denied that he had heard the 'creams, as alleed by Kr Shepherd, aod stated that he made Kate, I Shepherd mind out because he was late, and was not nwere that he had been ill-need or was crying. Kr. Shepherd, in , answer to this, still considered the reply tsuatiweetory, and stated that he did net know at 2 o'clock the swept of the Werke his son had 'enema, end that he believed the sh. welt was of a premeditated character, sad that it was kr leaded to be renewed. Two letters in coaclusion refereall se es alleged misquotation of the words used by Dr. Wel dee. The differ. eel appeared only to be whether the dasher W said. " As I shallots osouion " or " As I shells*, need." Kr. Poker, mime deposed to the Waives and Silluleallees , whits he loud noon the oomplefeant, whose en es for days afterwards nerd between 120 and 126. Tee matt on the arm was • very violent blow. Kr Gorhven, for the defence, admitted the assault, but untended that it we. a matter for the Had Master to de- EQUITY tOUltT64.—Diei 28. t u nas ens Lou claanclacon. Mil Lorlabto wee rouged 'Mil the rising of the court at is. c'eluell • in Ugrian e n appeal from Vice Chancellor Bum% Ir, aow d "Nepal v. Samos. The eport Cu. wu gall peel *pawl, Gaol war aot ht a positioa for a r lIIPOSI /1045111111114111 111 a. ameamer. Mum& cr. sortysa. Tbis mit wss lasdisled by a par par elaimiseider s OA* bask west.* is tbe you 1800, by which entail 1 sada mem tilliasi betwees the parties tkento, with ihe essigibis of N =lre sea mimesis," mail the qatr:ten at Mae tom wham mesh' Massless ammies, mid the hum ane *mess issirma, ems 'tibia tie esseptiem TM Timahmeelber, la th e NM thet h• eembleseil that lath miler the isaramy awl tie Impal sig silissiimet the mils " seises soh mismals," quids. sad tide. gesestei maid est be mikes' as Wise& la thin am, letemee, the parties themehes had. by Ihdr rim asocial of years, put this esestewstisa wpm tllesileige2ll=, sad he therefore thought tint **Mu Litwin v. iniatos.—riAcrics. This Ina a suit for the administration of the estate of a dmeased testator. A portion of the deceased's•estate bed Use remised by his elevator, who bed sines died. end whose estate was also being administered through the Court of Mummery. Xs. Greene and Mr. A. Bailey appeared for the parties , a n d asked that they eight, in this suit bare the benefit of the emanate taken before the chief Meth in winding-ap the deceased elevator's estate. The Vito•Cbanotilor ordered amordingly. WORM VICSAIRANCILIIM lia WIG PAOI WOOD. 110PW0 0 D 0. 'MP ULM. 07 DIREST. The Solisitaresseral meatiosed that in this sass, ia whith a verdict passed et the het Liverpool Assists sgsisst the Windex% establish*/ the ant will and codicils of the pleiatif it father. sad &siding easiest instruments purport. lag to Dave hiss executed by his is April sad Nay, Mt the defeedsats bad intimated that they should not attempt to disturb the verdict. or say farther to easiest the attn. The plaintiff, Capteia Hopwood. bed. in oottliquesto X this, eoessetad to forego his deist for cost" against the de hadsata. A decree in 'Deformity with this arranresest wm taken, the wild iestressea bsitg directed to be 41..• U rg ed op for cuesUstion. Idr. Bolt sad Xr. Henleke were with the Solicitor- General. On Saturday the annual lieetiog of the fries& sad vulgarian of nos iestit ems was bed at tb• United Suttee lamitseiss ; Lord RIBDISDAL I is the ober. The Solis Cautaiins, ia owes, the Moises of tle amether.elieneed that h• had bees mews to Woes thu Conthansiewes se the Periods Toad to ineet • retie of their nude as a personelle isestmeat *Mardi &dinetit* su toed ;t of tin ismaitaties. Thio, however, they hod d but they bad aired to bee me amass! eshemrilmrs to the Jainism* to as moment which mond be sanest to dofrey the samiannaase for the resew of lest widows is the asylum, to be sominsted by Colossi Lionsu. moved, sad Ur. Powitots sec ooded »port,. this dominos% it was stated that the somber of widows sow is the asylum was 21. To woes still semend unfuroisbed tea of them would shortly he mi. for es ants y widows of edition who had fall's in =aim war, a spinal ensue of whom bad been ad uselmed. A swan& had lad bees steeled for their sup artisan= so the t assail meeting upon the of Lord Redindsle, who the too lelbat:66"l"se a swine of that fond. of 1001. asd Ms Imedthip boil d o e forwarded ea additisami Manna TM report aloe stand that, sublet to the rides of the asp lam, th• sismeenn bed agreed to admit fear widows of soldier. es Me ammeislios of the eementive committee of Ski Royal Oammithista of Um P a triotic Food, who would prone Me the man The feuds of the isstimitico bad bees howeed by a dosethis of 1001 tree her 0108, the Dowser of Northumberland, at owl also from • participial= I. tattoos tellestiree made soverel sburdose and chapels os the emosioss of the Deme rol rol Thanksgiving of last year, and of the Geoetul Fast list March last. The wienittee were delves of srgiag ohs elides of this, the the oely thistino as for the soldier's widow off ,rdiog to them sot temporary relief &lose, hut a permanion home aad support), as the sym pathy and liberal support of the peblis et lathe, at the sees time remedies them that osselthrth °sly of the wane. pissed erestim was yet *replete& Ti. sammaste of toe asylum showed that the tell receipts bed amessed to 3,6341.. the espooditure to 1,6611., leaving a Wane la Mad of 1,9001. TM wee Meng boos unanimously sired to, the game* mommilles, of the following gentians we th :--Cisaarsl Sir Howard Douglas, Bar;. Colonel rilillotilAsenewo Liddell, Major-Gtheral Sir J. Busted. IlidseAssevallleashad, Montatineral Bowdon Colossi istellwasOrklasi Sir W. Boylan. Colonel Lord Frederick te=olllllllllBl the Roo. T. Lumley, M. P., Lieuteriaat. filidaey North, M.P., Colonel Rowland, R A.., Caned floldiamii, Liestesant-Coloael Stapheas, Colonel Demme, R. 8., Cap , sin Stemma, the Rev. Dr. Bowden, Me Inv. Jo.epli Brows, )L&, the Rev. Etas Nelsen, 31.4., Georg! Bain, B,q-. J. Charier, lisq., B. Bale well, Esq.. W. Marsden. Bsq , Thome Page, Boq., T. S. Phillips, Esq., Henry Nomad, Esq., Richard Twining. Thu Dube of Welliegtes, Ear. of Cardigan, end the Bishop of Odom], wan elected vias-preoidento ; the other *Son set the isstitstsou wars resliscesd ; sad some amend moats introduced in the rules for the goveransat of the inotitstion, and the meeting then broke up. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCIL--MAT W. POllOl IN s•l9sw 100.0 COIIIIIILL. MID JOIDTIOOO 01 117000. SW" AND CWILPIOII I . .... TIN 411111 t IP. 1171.1.11.—sAmpu.rry. The defesdast la this ease, Captain Faller, the adjutant of the West Basses Militia, is the occupier of a house, is eessesion with whist is a stable and oeseh•house. He resides is the hoses with his wife and family, sod is that hoses be keeps the arms sad smostreeente of the regiment, bat be lets a veterlaary mom wimpy the stable and mach. home. The premises had bees seemed, bat there was as apeal aping the rate, and the question now rased for th p e opits ef the court was, whether the premises were rateable seder the eirestastaaess. Mr. Wise °Wended that the premises ware liable to be roe. - Kr. I. Johann argued entre, on the ground that they T. used for the purposes of the regiment. W Lord Cuvpbell mid the court were of oldster& that either the defeadeat oe the veterinary surgeon ought to be rated fee the esseltdapass and stable, as they were not occupied kr the pawns di the regiment, but that the premises sesspiedby SW adjutant, and in which the stares were kept, were mopes& from liability, because they were used for , thj e ra..“ the erewa and the public, and therefore es albsier=eltbs OM the rote must be quashed. Bale The some barn. disposed of the crown paper, took the easeserbie reaselned unheard in the new trial paper, but they wen net el metal interest. BAIL COURT.—MAT 26. gram AT WM MM. 11l Tall LOAD MAMMAS% 111. MIMS wl.■sn.. TODD P. OLZMOIT.- - -------- Mr. Bramwell appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. Edwin James for the defendant. This was an action Wright to recover a ram of 2471.185. 104., for commission claimed by the plaintiff, a solicitor is 'Thavies Inn, under an allepd agreement. The defendant denied making an agreement. It appeared from the plaintiff's case, that the defendant, the proprietor of Andartan's Hotel, in Fleet-street, being desirous of placing out some money to advantage, the plaintiff said that he would tell him of a capital investment. hat he mast ant pr omise to allow him tan per cont. on the prodt which nag tbe made on the transaction. The e d fendant having assented to this, the plaintiff introduced a Mr. Fraser to isles, who wished to purchase bone land, and it was agreed that they should purchase it jointly, and build upon It, bat that was interrupted by the New River C o mpany baying the: and from them for 10,0001., the pre. fit span which was 2,4781. ils. Bd., and the plaintiff claimed 2471. 16s. 10d., as his commissioo, which, however, the defeadast refesed to pay, or to admit that he had agreed to pay it. However, the defendant called thate office of the plaintiff, in Marsh, 1864, when he said he would pay the plaintiff's claim , Yen the affair was settled. This ad mission the his made a memorandum of, signed by Massif and his son. He had written to the defendant, de manding payment of his claim, to which he received no an ewer ; and oa another letter being sent to him, he refused to: pa ce y the ant ea s t. The defen was, that the defendant bad to allow the plaintiff the 10 per cent., and that be bad made the admission swam to by the plaintiff sad his son. The defendant and Mr. Fraser were called, who contra dicted the plaintiff in most of his evidence. His Lordship having summed ap, The Jary retired, and on retaning found a verdict for the defendant. ---. THE LONDON FEMALE PENITENTIARY. On Friday, the 49th snag sheeting of the friends of this valuable chanty woe hiM be the beard-room of the isatitutioo, Penton,'lle, fur thilisegtese of readying the rew:. A. Pst.i.avv, Reg , M.P., pleeklad. CLIMAX, is opeoing Lemedings, drew atten tion to the We:eased weishiess of itietitutios during the p as t rim e ai d also v. is claim for public sepoort—this sanity being ono of the oldest is the metropolie, having been founded at a urnsw no one meted. Oar o h o priseipal fea woe, that in addition to the sound Cristian advice imparted to its lease, they wore also taught to help tenswerees ; nod he was extreed- WRIT _glad to perceive the , . during tho peat year nearly I,OOOL had bees received for work actually performed by *era is th• shape of washing sad medlevrotk. Ho waa emy to pensive that although the charity bad bees none ireful md received more Meat's. thir foods bed not in s:eased ; bet be galled upon them not to despair, nor to Molt with despondeocy at the state of the leads, butt° per severe is their goof work, and he felt madden% that they would meet with renewed support. The Rev. A. LamIlUT COOSIIINAT, D D, road the report, which stated that through • year of miparalleled difficulty the inatituvo• bad been kept up to the full extant of its capacity, and that conrequesily the eapsatiture had far impeded the annual Osman.. To mint this deficiency • portion of the funded et oh bad be.. sold out. The fol lowing shows the mats of the Penitentiary. In the boom at the date of the last repon,admitted ia the come of the past year, 101; OW, 183. Of this number there bad hero placed out ai venire last year 40; reconciled sad re st rod to their friend., 11; withdrawn, at their own request, 9; distal-sad fur imoroner behaviour, 13; left bemuse ot ill health, 4 ; ditto timers of pregnancy, 6; sad saner Om ems of the invitation oo 1.4 AprO, 101. Tim balantieslicat showed the anontut received to be 2.6471. 4.. Id.; and after all the espouses tad Men doltayea then was left the mall baleen, ot 11, 3s 44 is band to mast liabilities; mounting is the whole, to 860 i The Rev. J. 80ence, the Rev. W. Powell, the Rev. Mr. Wears, the Rev. Mr. Blackburn , Mr. Cowan, M.P., and other gentles,. baying eddressek the semis', the pre goadisp tends:led. DOUBT OF COMMON PLEAS.-MAY 26. - - - IMMO 01 1.1100. The court only sat formally this morning to bear teatime, and immediately afterwards adjourned, their lordships having to meet t he ether Judges in the Court of Error. COURT OF FACILEQURR.—MAT 26. Mr. Baron Martin sat in baser this day, bat only notion, of no Wisest to tba public, was nada. =CHEQUER CHAMBER.—MAT 26. IMMO DI ZAINSA-.llloosll TIN son maw MINX Or INA COMM ON AMNON MA*. TEN IMO MIT BASSO 01, TO OMAN ON Cn►aefß, 1L DAMN PAW. NIL DAMN ALMON% NIL SOVIICII tuna. in. snow rtAvr, ea. names aunsersixo wh. PM= WiLAAANS. DAMN NANTDI. AND NM= ONOWDOL YOUNG Y. IBILLITZL—AMKONI I . — LNOOL T I IICT. This one was argued on a former occasion, and set down for judgment, bat the Gout determined that it should be re-argued. The awns was in Mover, and it appeared that ono Benjamin Flint, an insolvent, before his Insolvency, gave a warrant of attorney, and avenges was levied on his pods, and the Tustin was whether at the time of the ism:annoy Pilot was possessed of the pads which he had assigned. and which had been seised under the execution. Kr. Vernon Harcourt was beard on the part of the plaintiff is error, and aubsaitted that the assignment was a good and valid assignment. Mr. Dinka appeared for the defendant is error and argued antra. The mart took time to consider its judgment. ALUMNI. 5. TKO 4011111.—ALi1010 0021SPIPACT. Kr. Webby obtained a rule in this can to set aside, on the ground of irregularity, the writ of:erroe sued out by the Alloyass ea a judsmint of the Court of Queen's Bench in a peonandos intoned by Captain Robert Blair Remedy, Cu, having sompired to defraud him of several thousand pats& aja r . - - The Chairmen said the beech would sot trouble Kr. Gorham to 8.0 say witnesses, and he prarteeded to give judasmat. The bei eh tboucht it would be istcriering with the discipline of the ecbonl if they necided oa the cem. It wee e matter for the exercise of the authority of the Head Muter, with which the bench could not Interfere, sad they should therefore dismiss the ease. At this ammmucesseut great eariteuent and asteeishenat wee nesifestrd by the penult resent. Our merarks on this moot disgraceful case (sap the Dow. CArowiele) we mauve fir nest week. FATAL. AOCIDaST.--John Powell, Esq., Hoe. Secretary to the Wye Preservation &misty, sad a nese sealable sad pantie spirited palliates, wee driving is Wednesday, is his gig to Pewley-alart, on a visit to his blether, Beery ?swell, Seq., when seise workmen e is Mantis' a tick. cellist oat to bla to kook oat, sal i b i o was bets, iced. B. there/apes struck the horse with the whip taunt it oa—the missal stared, breaking the trawls ; the broken Incas, daeglisg shoat the lege, frightened it, sod it ran sway. Tice vehicle streak naiad a pot, and Mr P ~.11 wee t h rows oat, (smo g Os th• book of his bead. lie lingered for sheet forty-eight boon, bat aeon. rallied, sad aspired ea Woodlands, ofteraoca.— CIIAIO2 OP SHOOTING A SZAHAN.—Yeaterday S sl Homfrey, Wel , the mayor. and Wm. Ivens, Seq., were enitsged a loos time at ohs police court, in hearing a =spinet Captain Maleiimh, of the barque Mary, of , f-r mdiaioesly s clones at mad wounding Francis Weed, a j menermaa narrater, who bad made the rostra= Leaden to Newport, in ardor am he might complete some etas work, which he had einasseneed ia the Talon Wire the promoter bad settled with the topsails ito board, en we ds day, cud cleared to be allowed to keep his laopege en beard that Moist, some angry feelings appear to hare mhos away the captain's command of temper cud the wife ads* eapasie. it was alleged. haring p?ericesly imepined hessal bralted, by the pronetior being is the same cabin with herself sad husband, the latter ordered be male to get sew timber, to maks • raft, upon whisk to cure the won astir adrift, thee 'seemliest him, kicked hint. cella mania and ultimately drew a doable -Mang pie 4-1, pad din'l shard it et Ward, who. having held an his arm at I the assess, to protein his bead, was wnsaed by sametbies wash posed sloop the skin, sad the powder entered the tamed eel left eye. When the eintnin Win ?Slag iSta efte• y by Senseast Lloyd, the wife offered his 101. or 201 le maks it up ; butte spas mid he wished be MO killed the min, and if be had to do it agate, he maid. Mr. J. D. Palo shly defended the planar, who, bowels, was cam' mitred to take his trial at the seicses. The unused wall admitted to bail.—Moweassertaltire FATAL COLLIN:IT EXPLOSION DI STAFTORDIIIII22.- - Oa Friday morales a violeat eaplesion of whatie eommoaly Gelled ere dame, tenoned is the Deep Ash Colliery, be lonian to filr. Oporto.. situate at Great Fewest, sheet a silo from losogron. The majority of the earners employed at the mine were fortsessely not at work, hut the result., far a It wit known lip to four o'clock ea Friday efteraooe. wis au fg e mstly astressinr. Nine sass ad ene boy were in the pit at the time of the implosine. Of taws two were found is or sear the • mune house. cheat %wean yards from the shaft wed for thereat. Ose of that esesped ems perstimly nasals , . the other was drawn oet in a sampled state, and with so erns mad leg hoies. Not long after wards the eurshing parties head the fearfully blacheasdi and lifelese bodies of two other min ers, chest 100 reds from the bottom of the win shaft. If is feared that 12 ethers are killed. The imreafire WHO of t , s eselosia acne Yet, only be tawniest —ssforiaAire MmHg**. BIJIIPECTZD PARRICIDE IN WALKILTIND COMM , 41•11 MIMI{ &Intim. a report sf • awaser's inquest upon the bedy of a Isboartee maw lassoed Hisherd Williams, who died ea Saturday, the lids ism., made, esepisims ciresm guess. It appeared that the dessesed Heed be • delegated settees in • secluded locality at Llaaddeieshie, issatigume to the Lamberts slate works. TM family at one time soh- Sastiii M his wife, • daughter aged meaty, mad twit sea., ed reeps e tively remakes sad foams. Attest Sc. menthe ago the moiler 404. From all that lue transpired, it seems that the family lived together ea very ushappy terse. Certain swims. Mcleod were awakened whoa tits mother died, although so tangible 0•Ss• ef_isquiry pre. Muted Itself. &m at days before his death Riebere We. Hama emsplalsed of o patties psis in Mt bowels, sad ea the 11th ism. be Meese serimely iIL TM symptoms wife eltiverieg. followed by vomiting sad purist. He get mese, sad vied ea the ileturday. TM mly mortise la tM louse duns; the time were Sim desibter sad two ems. flaspialas is foal slay was 'vital, and • ebentisal maul bow mole by De llpapratl, slowed that Mafia bad hem the same of Meth. ♦leers beg ismatigetion, the Misused a verdict of" Wilk: murder misiast Dorothy " eke Ises beta eesistittsii to Car• 111110111 Gaol. Tao Twice Byniot.—Os Fridey the sew bill to elate as Trask Mt, sow before the Soma of ClaMiels : g la s ead. II a this mowne artilosts are le lave this their wages. There are heavy mashies setsa impleyera. sad sit esstrests are O&M Maga. usglisists may est elm* The easin of pro- Mea she to be Gliewed as semieties sad ake in sous Tha i " 18 " 11.1.1 A ., o r t hss, shall sthsswiss . amt. The "1.4111114 " sa s *IC IT.LIT) 8.1 the Punt :) be clock. Oat araspialoas wane emitted, la ocascquesca of , Wheat, 76e. to Va.; barley, 295, to 325.; tease, 46e. to 4111.;1 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. hearing of the Plead robbery, and we sent for the volt.* I peas, 445.; oats, 26.. to 30.. -.- The CANTEaIUiY, MAY 26.-We bed a good show of wheat 1 L VAlier, at Naples ; ManNlita, an I 61, rid _IYERPOOL SP:11.1 AT F 01.21014 Po WIA.-PllOllll/4 011110f11,1 sod we melted down half of it, I. order ' 4 , us s u s •n/ Duty at market tMa week ; the prime the same as last week. , Riehard Orbdep,, Patina Verona and Syria, King of Tyre, prisoner returned at th e appoisted time with te. s log him till the °Seer strived. 1 had previorl s : i is k,A h i, Brown wheat, new, 721. to 78a. ; white, new, SU non he bad received the If .14 ;mad ba T•;..1 that be bee Barley new, 321. to 331. Coste. new, 29.. to 301. Brass. 9:s l ii i M'' . .rtiades, at 0 )ttat obit'', ; Artnoina, at nit s' . got it dirges front lielbourn?„ As fa is my Si - new, 42 1 . to 46a. Peal, hog, 40,. to 42.. num.% at Sisioemuude , Tom Crinlie, at Vier ; 14aid, resifts@ goes. gold of thatAuaity and °audition ***** ~. ......m.tum, MAY 2i3.-There was an average suppl of and Eagehie, at Antwerp; Joseph, and Locclatistes, at Gam from 31 " 0111 . 4 . We were 61 ". °84 . ,A llier. wheat as our market today bat small of oats and bad e 7 i Oat' Ad. was somotbiag woo, shoat the Maumee& w e sou the the demand good for all deraripticass of grain at pries. much bar " S y"' .14 f "" it to ae v. " 111111. 16 ' "' " " 8 " , the same as fast week with the exception of oats, whiek ob. I which ii tae the isle , 1 Asaltali aa g a y whisk is as. tamed a triding adranoe. Wheat, whits, 30e. to Ms. ed. ; dun el ens ander se. an ounce. red, 26e. to 291. 64. Barley, 13s. 6d. to 14e. 6d. Oats, The teen asked for a remind for the productioa of potato, 12a. 61. to 14a.; common, 12s. to 13e. Rye, 19.. feirt l 'Air 'eidetic*. Flour, par stone, 2e. 10d. to 3 .. 24 . Oat meal, 24. 4d. to lir. Lewis asked that the prism! might be admitted to 2.. 64. Blemeal, ls. 61. Barleymeal, Is. 6d.-Carlisle bail? Journal. Alderman Wire said he could sot grant :Ire application. CoLoaserii, MAY 26.-Thera was a large supply of The prisoner was then remaadod. wheat at market to-day, the sales, however, wore slow, at BOW.IITIIMIT. - - - - - barely last week's prima. Barley, beau, and pus, firm at - ____ CM,!.. WahIININ and Robert, Ma broths; boot end shoewhop is Drary-kane , mare t k ozwe d w ith having • great quatity of boot s or uppers in their the property Property of Moms. ,inroad, of 14, St. Jammer street, army eontraistom A third prisoner, named Paul Harty, was also plumed at the bar, charged with stealing Wallop to use of th em to Charles Wilkinson duplicate. It meowed that the pimiento , had contrasted to supply 200,000 pairs of boots to Ike army os duty in the Crises, an d lately the materials of about 2,(00 mire hod been steles from the stook. ♦bw days sines Hoary Rowe, who is is the employ of Messrs. Alnagede hammed to be walking s l oo p Drary-laste i , whoa the beets espessi for sale at the shop of the prioneen attracted his attendee.. a saw that nearly of them were made of the " topers" missing from his master's premises, most of which were privately masked. Re stopped and iaquired w h ere the mewl, had been pro eared, but the prisoners declined to inikfy kis cariosity on this polo; and Robert told his brother motes answer any que stions Eventually they were both piinto resetody on saloe ad eepielon of having felmeilasly ressieed the goods. hat an h dam beim obtained to the aging of the robbery, or se to the mode in whisk it bed Cream= kosoer of a late rata. -,.,coarrns,lltav 26.--The attendance was not large to-day, and is consequence of the very flue weather millers declined to pay last week's prima, and, where business transpired, farmers accepted a shade lower terms. Foreign without change. Barley and beans very quiet, but we mit deed a little more inquiry for oats, at Is. decline. Impede of the week ending May 26 :-Wheat, 1,988 ; oats, 746. GIIILD7OIIO, MAT 24.-There is little ohmage to note le Via vslue of wheat. Millers stood for a small reduction on superfine sorts, which wee not conceded. A fair business was dose in other descriptions at former rates. Wheat, 761. to 90s. Barley, 321. to 365. Oats, 29e. to 31s. 6d. Peas, 40e. to 43e. Ilsarroaa, MAT 28 -The wheat market to-day firm at ' Met week's price'; supply good. Barley made quite as' mush money, with little offering. Oats ruled dull. Peas end buns fully supported former prices. Wheat, 42e. to 625. 1 pew load. Barley, 325. to 365. per qr. Oats, 245. to 32a. Peas, 265. to 281. per load. Beans, 27e. to 31s. Tares, 31.. to 36a. Nnwc•avi.n.os•Tvun, MAT 26 -In conmqesnes of W large lair held at Btagshaw Bank, near - aezhais, only a limited supply of wheat was brought in from the farmers to this day's market. Factors demanded full rates for both forelo and south country samples, but the fi ne weather and dull accounts from the leading markets tended to induce the millers to operate with caution, and sales could only be effected at quotations one @billing per quarter lower than last week. Barley and oats command better trade at improved prices. Peas and suit without Asap in value o demand. Flour MOTes off rather slowly in consequence of the high pretensions of sellers; but there' , seine little Norfolk and Suffolk manufactured at tee quay or in warehouse, and few shipments on the way, holders seal enabled to obtain the quotations of this day mensight. Wisest sold from 735. to 77e.; oaths, 80s. to 84e. ; barley, 31s. be 335. ; beans, 445. to 465.; peas, 40s. to 425.; whits, 465. oats, 30e. to 32e.; malt, 665.; rye, 465. ; flour, 621. to 665, Number of samples shown : Wheat, 99; Date, 84 ; barley, 4 ; beans, ; peas, ; turnip seed. 2. The stooks la grant , ' I have become greatly reduced. The weather is smallest, and promises well for the future crop. NORWICH. May 26.-Our market continues to be abun dantly supplied with wheat ; today prices ruled from Is. to 2a. per qr. cheaper than this day Warden ; condition good and a fair amount of business transacted. Flour was In I roo d demand at last week's rates ; a fair quantity changed handl at our quotations. Barley trade small, and only fee ' l grinding and distilling purposes prices were searcely se geed se last week. Beans and peas very limited supply ; deemed qu; value no alteration. Oats were in good supply ; demand good, and last week's rates were without difficulty maintained. Wheat, white, 78s. to 80s. per quarter • red, 1 71e. to 76e. Barley, grinding,' 30s. to 32e. Beans, 465. to 495. Peas, 44e. to 47e. Oats, 30e. to 325. Fine household flour, f.0.b., 63e. 13d. to Ms. per sack of 280 1 b5., nett, pur chasers fi nding sacks and claiming one month's credit. PIITIOII3OIIOIIOI I . MAT 26.-There was a fair supply of wheat bete to-day, the trade ruled dull, but farmers would not take lower prices. and fine 631h1. yellow wheat made 78e. to 79a. par qr. Barley and beans ready sale at le. per qr. advance. But few oats showing and prices as last week. RIADIIIO, MAT 26.-We had a fair supply of wheat; beet dncription of samples sold for much the same prices as last week ; but middling or inferior qualities could not be sold so well ; an abatement from Is. to 2a. per qr. lad to be sub mitted to. Barley. of which there was a good sanely, was merely nominal. Beans end oats were more difficult to Mr. Wearies stated that he should not have proceeded with the prosecution if explieit details were given at this question, but the prisoner; had not thought llt to give any particulars The name of a respectable Sim was sow men. timed as the previous possessors of the property, and emu gently gb„ Henry withheld his decision until inquiry bed Men made, conned's, in the areatime, to admit the amused pries to bail. WORSHIP-S= 2 W. Easily Gordon, a fuhtonably attired and pretty looking peavirl, 14 years of Sr, was placed at the bar before Mr. NOM Merged with stolen • silk drsee, velvet Mast* and ether erlisise of tamale wearing apparel from the heave el Whom Wad, a City missionny, ruling Tuenetwinses, Honks& The gesemeaker MIMI that shoat three unarm since the imer wee bemptte hie home by cue of his brother pr missionants. wise bed Smog her parading the streets, and being struck by her =Mem* pentidni and urns appear mee, he bad 'educed her to plane benelf under his prone the, with a view of obtain*/ her *inhales into some re. formatery institution. The prooser ezpreseed such an earnest desire to be reaseed from the polluted course of life is which she wee involved, that be consisted to afford her ea asylum in order *et else might receive from his wife the necessary moral instruction to reader her a fitting inmate for an establishment. The prisoner, how ever, bad only been • short time in the hone when she availed herself of their temporary absence to abstract from different drawers and bore the most valuable portion of hie wife's clothing, with which she immediately a bsc onded. Witness informed the magistrate that be saw no more of her until the previous evening, when he accidentally met her lel the Bread, and, after riptidlog her with the turpitode of her, moduat, he lost no time in hurryiog her into a cab, in WO Ibe at onto conveyed her to the polite-station.„ „ I lonente i z ie lio. 469) stated that, to consequence o f din de OOMNI were voluntarily made by the prisoner, he peetoetisil to a house of interims character in Bag:s-ooart, Strand, where he disowned the greater part of the stolen property; the remainder of which he subsequently found at a similar haunt in Wyeiveneet. la answer to questioes, it was elicited from the prisoner Mat she was only 10 year of age when she was enticed from the hems of her widowed m oth er by an artful old woman. els meideatally met her in the street, and promised I. knish her with a fine dress and other theories, sad that she had ever since pursed the abandoned course i n to she had bees iatroduoed by the harpy, whetted been in the habit of extorting from her 18s. out of every sovereign she received as the wages of her lithely. The primer was committed for trial. LAMBETH. John Stockwell, the conductor of one of the Atlas °mai bun, attended before the Hoe. G. C. Newton, to take his ladvice under the following somewhat curious circumstances. The applicant said, ea Wednesday last his little girl, while at play la the garden of the house in which he resided, No. 20, Pintos-row, Walweeth, observed a string on the surface of the earth, end on pulling it she drew up as bag of sove reigns. The child at once mentioned her good fortune to bee companions, and • Mrs. Brett, who was the owner of the house, at once laid claim to the property. On being made acquainted +Maps eireumetaace be (applicant) made in quiries as to what had become of 'the mosey, and delhe in. formation he could receive was, that it bad beenivered up by Mrs. Brett to her brother-in-law to whom it belonged, but this amount not being satisfactory to him, be (appli seat) had made up his mind to take his worship's opinion= the ',blest. Mr. Norton considered the circumstances should be M. gnired into, and direct Diem, me of the summoning officer, to accompany the applicant. In a short time Dixon returned with the parties, and M was then stated to the magistrate that the money belonged, and had been given up to, a gee-fitter named Brett, who was of miserly habits, and who used to work in a shod which formerly stood on the spot where the money had hese found, bat which led been taken down a few days bobs% I The owner, however, was not present, bat it was stated by I his friends, that it would be satisfactorily shown on a Wese l day that the property (167 sovereigns) was his. A sergeant of the I' division of pollee said, he had atoo tended by direction of his inspector to say, that some time ago a robbery of 1,600 sovereigns took place in the neigh • bourheod, and he was therefore requested to attend to watch the cue. Mr. Norton ultimately directed the cue to stand over to a future day, when the alleged owner and present holder of the sovereigns mad attend. PREROGATIVE COURT.-MAT 26. MIMI eta a. DIMON. ilL•2111011 IP. 0111011 AND TZACZY.-317D0111 114 T. The testator le this ease, the late Kr. liveliest.. bad duly executed a will, but be had afterwards tors off the aria- Mire. It wee admitted that he had been imams about the tome, and the question that came before the court was whe ther or not the outilatios had beta done in a lucid laterval, mimeo remmeadi Sir J. Dedma wee of opiate& that the testator waa not of scud sled when he tore the will, sad he therefore pro. owed for Its validity. WORT OF BANICRUFIVYMAY 26. IN 11 001111. This was the sertillests meeting to the ewe el W. Clew Clarets, serebast, of Meorgate-striset, feedbag se Carrie, Dale sod Cj.. Ths amounts bump be= hal) pabiished la lbs. Daily News. His Home deforrod f adguiast. THE POLICE COURT& --•-- MANSION-HOUSE. dienswel Seel, a planner, living sear the &yen Mslo, woe h et might bef Aldermen Wire, charged with having bees f es od in posseedoe ef 106 mime of gold, reasonably Mr pseud to have hoes MONO Of unlawfully obtained. Mr. ff. Montague, bullion inereb-si, of 61, C robin, said Th e prisoner e4lled at our Aloe about one o'clock ow to d a y, s od predseed about two onuses of granulated g old, M • otsp ie, which is very *unseal sod enspiolom is is ammoni t es, He said be bad a patrol of it, which he was verb d ra w n . s of having melted and assayed. I ezantined t h e pm. sa d t he gave referenda, without my @thew for th us . ' ,bl a b fa gi„..3 1115asaaL He described it as Australian s od from mow ers .. It was evident to es that this was not the we. He wee e a se : to leave the samples, bet dosliortl, sad said he would pin s bixold, and return M beNnirt 10 -..- ----.--__ THE ADMINISTRATIVE RIFORM NOVIIIISNT, ROCHDALE —Os Tseedi evenisg a Crowded mention was held in the Tent ttttt se-hall, lir. Jibe Dean preiding• It 'citation urination a vigor ne prosecution of the woe, ObieCtirng io went &plower', sad d mandiop tb 3it litO TOO' UOf it ispeolvaii• to Poised, Italy, ,rd Has , non% wen spok-a to by Wear. Teesdale, J. Oralerwl, NM. fisher% As.. by n ear . edor• A err eladiea reesisber, &Series Wit is the of 111480 FOWSOSO es inissedis-e sad thereto\ reform el the efsisistretive depertiseste of the army, sag, est Orel.l seem sad of the civil a ss, wee seems! I, woe a y, weed to nos cos * sad a steutertal, sub Ai r ,b. rwoletioss, eras directed to be peepared sad I„,bd to Kr. Leear4 f preseutatios to the flown 4 0 ,...... ..-MasechesiterGwo rthes. Ozvoso —ls the (Weed Tows Co• A eu l ot wish )0.1 TS•lit•OT IMMO that a petals• be erusstimi to wii...st the stoma f at &Maison m, ettes/u. A ft „ Aw l, two by ,ft es sedos, however, tha statism woo critbdrows, io oraroplissoo with what erenoll the issond wish of the y aa sti.--le emseilises with e reqsables le the Mei Oesets• of the neeesib of in r, Te y kit, for e paha wasting We Owned at the •Cooloemoo liefir in sels ths sueveno of ‘fture kseesesektstedies tits desirability of • Ulloillwides Ream. ht esesesies with the wow , Mat *blob lee takes vises Is Landes end the priussw pereelselei towns. There wee • large sad rrepestable aelliaillailk The Cli4f Osseenhis (b. Themes ?dee) wee SAW le the ebefr. Itesoledese were sloped senseting the besfreeesble assists) , el s laseesstiebsege is, the salmi. efiellesties ef Metre, mad fieelseilt. farther tint the prevalent Adel kesSolft esd sepapsee were sr slaty wtailwitable estie iievern mest. As 'pietas wee finally es- Ile sebtripeuese diet OWFO IMO O• Wb poses. or honourable terns Soldwanf the war, *tempt by melt sissisistraties Mors se willpiwatt MN of practical abtlitifie to ester ths service el ve rsateat. A OM Sale es / abate ia the du ties of the Ro bad essei s tles to farther the stoveuest woe this femed, *OW whisk tut westing worsted.— airiest. IfsiirsuL—A petition in supportLeyerd's 121100 ter administrate' reform wee put Imo eireeletioe hers on Tevesday. It rosined nearly 100 signateres in tweet,. (oar hoots, sad wash! have bees forwarded to Kr. Divan for presestsuos as Thursday. bet foe tire post? most of the swift, cossequest • Mr. Disrseli's debate. Oar boa. member Wiwi bed a espy of thl petition forwarded to his, will sive it • blurs asd esrdial support.—Hoofers now. ------------:------- CAMBRIDGE ASY LUMO W&F OR SOLDIRE: WID MARKETS. COTTON GOODS.-16*ffcetnena, MAT 26.—We con tinue to have a heavy market for sloth., but there has been an humped helium in heavy domestics fat the home trade, and also a better demand for the lighter kind from shippers. There has also been a hula more activity in printing cloths. In both domestics and printers oar manufacturers have sac seeded is obtaining a slight advance, bat it is not nearly eoromensurata with the increased cost of production caused by the advanced price of cattail. In easdapollams, T clothe, and sem other fabric*, there has Ma no advance in price obtainable, the quotations remising the same, and in some few instances lower than they were flve weeks sip, notwith standing the greatly increased price of °often. It is strongly illustrative of the depression in prima that these goods are 'keeper by 60. to Md. per piece, or 16 to 17 per cent , than at the oommencement of last year ; while the pries of India long girths, which have advanced 3d. to aid. tear piece duds, the lest flee weeks (through the increasing prices of cotton) are 74d. to le. 63. per piece cheaper v.an they were lost year. Ta• bssieees this week in 40 inch India skirtings has not been large, bat manufacturers have been coasuained to ask higher prices, through the greatly iocreased oast of production with dear cotton, though it is a singularly discouraging fact that the last quotations at Rumba, bring the selling prioes of these goods there at 2d to lid. per lb less thee the sties they can now be purchased at here. be t in and mulls higher prices are also obteined, in these, as in all cloths, there is no realising an advance adequate to the increased cost of production. In yarns there continues to be a very fair demand, ensbliog keep more alongside cotton brokers, and the ad vance of the weskit' from id. to $l, per lb. With a demand arldharat to carry off the production, spinners decline tr, accept contracts in face of sioostinued upward course of the cotton market. COTTON.—LIVIIIIPOOL. MAT 213.—Tbir market closed I with opward tandrney, and prune of all kinds of sotto°, ours es Asierions sad Busts, are dearer, though not quits id. per le. Ti. sales noshed from 20,003 to 2, - 0 OW n a bs-2,000 for capon and 11 , 000 on speculation— outs' p ~,,, g 400 Prrnam sad Maranhao, 61 1. to 71 t. ; 400 BA - ta, i.; 200 Santis°, 6} 1. to 70. ; 6,000 Burst, 44. I Q 611. and 100 Bra blood, lid. to Is. 4d. par lb. Imports aims Thursday. 16,000 bales. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Linna, MAY 28.—We have bad • tisel market to dsy. There was • good atteedsnee of merch.ais in both the cloth balls, and an animated business has beta none in most kinds of heavy goods. The trade in the I warehouses has been rather quiet during the current week. --- LINEN 000V8.—M•ttaaa•na, MAY 26 —The linen trade ul Manchester during the present month is reported .s stesdy, wi.b a fair demand fur home consumption and • vlightly improved shipping trade. " The 000tiou•d blockade nl tbo Baltic and Whit* 8.• ports," say Meters Richardson, Tee, and Co., is their monthly report, " priclodes the & but te of es becoming cheaper, but buyets of cloth are not apprehensive of higher rates, end they merely buy f r their inunedist manta. The question as to a bather the sootily through Prussia should be stepped or not, tailed to stimulate inquiry for goods, and no speculative sales are Wag made fer any asarket." HARDWARE —Biamtsonam, MAT 26.—The trails of this lbws is Still very math depressed; the soustry orders ar e comparatively trilling, and the export trade has not h►eo Co fist for many years; in feet, there is eterosle any thitig doing. There ars a great number of workpeople out •,( . 0 0. ) , , and mill , others have not more than a couple nt d■ts' • ork a week. From the district we have reports that t i ts ; to o trade is a shads firmer, hot confidence bra been tj tw o , ohaltes by r. oust oommercial disasters and by rumours of Ober difficulties Impending. that some time mum .I. pr , wears healthy emits vas be restored. CORN.—CAimilmaL MAT A.—Wheat met . dell Ws at • Maeda' of IL !nu Ira *sok I ober Kink as baton. Arn mg-at AOMA WISIIIICII, MAT 26.-We are fairly supplied with wheat, and but little of other grain at this day's market. Wheat is not so ready of sale as laot week, but the growers are reluctant sellers at less money. Oats, beano. and other 1 spring own not quite so bri t as before. Prices to the growers : Wheat, old. 70s. to 765. per gr. ; new, 70s. to 640. 1 Oats, Is. 20. to Is. 3fd. per stone. Beans, 475. to 608. Woncusysa. MAT 26.-Our market was well supplied with wheat, and no progress could be made in sales without giving way Is to 2a. per qr. la pries. Barley and beans nominally unaltered. In oats the turn was in favour of the buyers. Peas held for some advance. `Joan, MAT 26.-We have bad a moderate show of wheat at this day's market, and, the demand being limited, prices were generally Is. per qr. lower. Barley fully as dear as lest week. A small supply of oats and beans, and former prices fully maintained. Wheat, white. 78t. to 84e. per imperial qr. • red, 74e. to 7 6 5. ; barley, malting, ,• g rinding. 33.. ; b eans,' 46e. to 484.; rye, 435. • malt, 70s to Oats, le 2ii. VI Is. . per stone of 141 1 0. ; flour, 545. to 675. per seek of 2801b5. 34 DuaLIN, MAT 26.-We had rather a slow market at our Cern Exchange to-de, for every description of grain, sz• mot oats, which were 3d. dearer than on Tuesday. Foe all other erticles we repeat the currencies of that da. We do sot alter Our quotations for Indian 00111, whiCh, y however, was easier to buy. WATTS2OIII), MAT 26.-We are still without deliveries of country own, and our supplies by ship this work were very moderate, the trade however has been dell eines this day es•nnight, end the amount of business done much smaller than in either of the three preceding weeks. Wheat -The demand for this article is 'Melted to the immediate wants of millers, who buy with great caution; holders, however, continue firm in their demands, and on the few sales made, last week's prices were realised. Barley-Ther• has been an improved demand for this article, which is new being very generally used for hog feedlot', as well as for domestic purposes among the egriculturiste. For oats there was an active inquiry ia the early part of the week, and more money was demanded, but the late rains having moderated the expeetatiane of holders. the market closes rather dull at previous prices. For Indian corn the demand continues steady, hut the trade this week has been void of anitnetiwn. Finer doll end rather cheaper. Imnoets this week : Wheat, 1369 qrs. ; barley, 480 qrs. ; lodise corn. 1,964 qrs. ; floor, 20 sacks. Exports this week : Whoa, 600 barrels; oats, 4,760 barrels ; flour, 610 sacks. lIIICALDT. MAT 26.-The weather, although better than fax many weeks oast, ante the aerial warmth so essential be tie :myth of the crops at this time of the year ;they I me fully two weeks begin I the avenge of seams. At one pcoptcy markets, this week, in snits of the duller accounts reel red from many of the leading markets, our foremen insist on an advance on every kind of grain, and from needy buyers obtained it to the extent of 10. tn 2s. per qr. Here, to-day, we bed small surplice of all kinds of grain. Soles quick, at Is. per qr. advance on all qualities of wheat, barley, and oats. Wheat, 70e. to 80s. per qr. Barley, 345. to 375. 6d. Oats, Ws. to 345. raLIA -at Graussed, - ANN -at °ramrod, May 11, hum • ........... ....... ...- Amos-at Grumman May 27, from -. kersrrarrs-at Glenn& May 27. frogs . .... ANNE CATESIIIIIA- at Gravesend, May 1 1, Irma ...inae Alata-at Grarassad, May 27, from SALES -at Graveseed, May 26, from • 71 = 1 kaarrro heron ar Dartmouth, May 25, from O. Danesnt, at Gravesend, May 26, from MAMMAS -at 0100110 Ck, May 25, from i e. = , Cau Anuu-st Hull, May 15, from Cobntantioopla CiaNl -at newness. May 25, from Metre INNIS OETINII-at Liverpool. May 16, from memo COMSWAND -at Liworpool, May 15, from Amur Cathnortres-st Omvesand. May 26, fr0m....... thesiorra-at Gravesend. May 27, from.-........ Vredethastadt CATSAILLPA-at Gravesend. May 2 7 , from Demuth Gaten-at Orarmend, Nay 27 from Olean CAIII4IWIE Susumu-at Grave send, May 16, item Dane Dusts throm-at Gravamen, May 26, from ....... .... T.inalis Devotee-at Orsuesod. May 27, from Ate:awl* 1 Daeon-at Gravesend, May 27, from ....... Haney( 1 ihreaosurs -at Gravesend, May 17, from. from. iso Grande gurra e czy -at Gravesend. May 17, ..* Mates I luny -at Gravesend, May 17, from Deane lowan Bump -at Gravesend. MO Or from Junes euesamium-at Gravesend. May SS, ten Dann SP-at Falmouth, May 25, from. Baia ZUSEDETI-St Deal, May 26, from = Peen -at tAurpooL May 26. frem............. BAIL OSST-SE Liverpooll. May 28, hme Inn Ewers-at Umapool. May 2_6, from ... , -..-.... ...... DAMN* 111:11TWITES-SE Grusand, Kg Ina . •.. Passmarcee Cwasenne-at Ora Mae IS. nee Huang PORTONA-St MUM MA Mg IS, .......t . Narwq Fawns-at Grumand, May 27, ham ........... Gotbsebarg Furrier -at Liverpool. May 26, trom A'uudria PRENOMO- at Oreesoek, May 11, nea........ thundria ..... &hum -at Hull, May 24. tram .... ........ ...... WI milieu Pupae-at Newport, N., May 24, tem Herding tissuce-st Liverpool, May 26, hem ..... ........... inn Haas-at Liverpool, May 26. from 'Charleston HUI SISSTS AND Borate-at Liverpool, May IS, fresa alo Grans HOLLA , I4I Gravesend, Way 26, from • then 111111 M-at Gravesend. May 27, from inane Ilatarrr-at °ravened. May 17. hen toucan-at Orammed, May 26, from . Nathan' has -at Liverpool, May 26. from Drumm Saps-at Liverpool, Way 24. from ... Apaarthicola Jere BTRON-BS Dee, Nay 26. from Cake Jena-at Newport, 31., May 23, from „..... Masai Lous e -at at Gravamen. May 27, from Woreue Lous Ins Nterso-at Gravesend, May 27. hear . Aalborg Maar-at Newport, N., May 25, from Han Meath -at Greenock May 15, from Aleasaila Musorum-at N ewport, M., May 24, from. Senn Mamma-at Liverpool, May_ 16, from MEAT ANN- at =ool, May 26, from... ...... Predariskaballe Per= mat May 27, from ......... Gravesend, May if, from Memos-at Gravesend, May 27. fr0m........ MAW( Oats -at Gravesend. May 5 26, h0n............. .... Moreau -at Gravesend, May 26, hom .......... Moamar-at Gravesend, May 16, from nen Osman-at Gravamen, May 24, from Menai Gunn- a t POMO:IOWA, May 25, from ..... ........, .... Min Oran-at Gravesend, May 26, hem ... 4.. OUNDA -at Gravesend, May 27, Sen- ..... ......... V Ben Ouvs Ilseaca-et Gravesend. May 27 . nal. /gra °ENSUE-a Gravesend, Mayl 7 , from Don Panama-at Hull. May 23, from ..• .- ..... - . Mak PNINCS Or WALES-at Grausand, May 16, tree GUM Zones Bauth-a1 OtIMINW, May 26, from ..... ..Alessahh BANNLOS-W.GENTSSIOA, May 27. nom Ulan ihnnue-et Hall, Ma 25, from MN = Illnea-at Hull, May 2 5. from INEVINIZNIN-at Gravesend May 26, from Demon Selineoeu-at Deal, May 16, from Dia /Ws-at .Liverpool, May 26, from Jena 111AUlta-at Liverpool, May 26, from In W. Poinawal-at Liverpool. May 211, from Ilio " Gr= Bien-at Graussed, May 25, from files Nano--at Ormond May 25, from .UM TIISIS-at thavessed, May 57, from lnn Teaue-at Queenstown, May 24, from %Ain USISIEr-at Liverpool, May 26, from lisseine thau-st Gravesend, May 27, from Senn Votaans-at Gravesend, May 25, from M. VIM VENINCAPST-LE Oraveated k. May 26, from ...... .... ...... VILICA -at °ravened. y 27. from Ortinkm, Vacteme-at Gravesend, May 24, from . %Viewer-at Gravamen May 26. h00t..................... .rnia •• a, actimom-at Liverpool, May 13, from jinn VIUSSIAND- At Gravesend, May ST, from ....... .... . . Wain WI& Po t s - at Liverpool, lb/ 2 6 . from inn STIM SAILED• doom-from °ravened, May 26, to . WE AUDI-from Gravesend. May 26, to . Nome ALZATIKIS -flan Gravesend. May 27, to CM* non Toonnow-from Gravesend, May 27, to .... Woman nom t- from Liverpool, May 24, to illaasomoa-from LiverpooL May 26, to Ale ' Sannass-from Shields, May 25. to , = Bann Om -from Oraveama, May 27, to WWII MATAITER-4,IIIIOIIIVONIM. May 27, to latent -from Gramond, Nay 28, t 0.... .. .. .... 01 - 10. or LOWPD*I.I- from Gravesend, May 2 6 , ' . to ll..mbart CaLUTIAI.• from Oranosed. May 27, to Ku 1p Can or Mon ..... -from Liverpool, May 16, to t Uolais Caere-from Livpool, Nay 28, to Mon Erma-from Cardiff, May 24, to Munk' Esat Avextsos-from Gravesend, May 27, * ... won* Eum-from Gravesend, Kay 27, to ..... Henn Omani-from Gravesend, May 27, to, ...... ........ .....estion MAZELLS-from Liverpool, May 2 6 , to -Monte Vim °uterus But.-from Liverpool, M.y 26, to Lo in Mauve or OAK - from Pools, May 25, to itt . novidisii Heauvolui from Gravesend, May 27, to ....... ..... .. °WINK instmanst-from Liverpool, May 26. to „. iske. atoll Janos (lona -from Gravesend, May 27 , to liana Kitaw itsair r us-from 8011, May 2 5 . t 0... ..... ... .. Odom Mtill/Tle. It -from Liverpool, MAT 26, to Avian LADY Hos tor-flan Liverpool, May 28, t 0... Port %CANN La CO4 4tivo °rafters, May 28, to MMINer -from Graveasmd. Kay 27. to Aim vtdall Mae Eu.so -from Liverpool. May 26, to ..... latioarr-from Shields. May 23, to CAL= Matrons-from Gravesend, May 26, to l Oonsi Guess-tram Gravesend, May 28, to 147 -1, 7 -4 Orream-from Liverpool, May 26, to Sulookr AS PACE/i- from Greestok, May :4, to Bah*, VA 1 0101 A-from afield., May 25, to Yarn MI I inner Assac-from Gravesend, May 2 7 , to Nan Qusam-from Gravesend. May 26, t 0.... .......... g at umn Malt 1 litenraow-trom Oranspod ?Any .6, to 1 STLPIIIDirIi- from Noleklo, May 25, to ............ Illanuas, MADOM- free Newport, M. Man, le ........... xiii 1 , eJoril•-from Newport, M., May 21, to ............. ...• - 11113 Tarrool-frn Gravesend, May 27, to Wake Tomos-from Gravesend, May 28, to .. Otltat Ussor--frous Liverpool, May 26, to ... .. .......... ..... Vicroatoz-from Liverpool, May 26, .to .... ... . 01.1 Was FIUNLAPD - from Graavand, May 26, to.. ---. '"'...... MILTON-from Gravelled, May 26, to Timmosse-from Gravesend, Nay 26, to ........ ON VBSSELS BPOIEBN WITH Amathea, from Calcutta for Liverpool, April 28, lat. 4 N., ton air out tl3 data. 29.1 City of Peterborough, from Calcutta for Louden, Marna 8., lon. 27 E. Esmond and Hoorn, from Loudon for Port Phillip, Ali' it I,lm. I 11 . Inn. 2i w. Hope, from Liverpool for Singapore, 3f ay 21, lat. 47 .0 4 11.19 Indiana (5... transport), entering Um Got of Oitirol , ar. John Heil, from Port Philip tor London. April A, lat. I a.. loa Fovea (..). from Liverpool fee New York, May 21, ' A t. 34 lon. 13 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. lUBNI3Tr. May 211, at Vauxhall, lifts. J. It. P. Bane, 0 doughter. Dnr DRUM LaN Rio.—liay 20, at A il!on•cteseent, Vlsookautdo Lauri', of tains, • eon an 4 daughter. FOX —Hey 24, the wive of It Mos, jun., Esq., of a sou. ILIIIRMAN.—May 23, at Woodlands, otaumord.tull, the wife 01.3 Kirkman, Han., of a daughter. LIVEIT.—May 24, at Well., noenetset, the wife of R. W. U' of a daughter. NOTEB.—tils4 34, at BrompUnt, the wife of H. J Noyes, En, d i daughter. PEltittNti.—Kay 24, at DOW...pile!, New Kent-road. No% w r, of Kr. C. Perkins, late ot Prison-square. Krindt , ren • dauglver. TURNOIL—May 33, at Lyall.street, the wile of B. Utast, 3014 4 a DOM MARRIAGES. ATKIN—TWEEDILI 2 . Noy tt. at Whitworth, rent' Rocs the Key. W. Whitworth, G. Atkin. Oa.. of laver pool, W ' (laugher of J. Tweedsle, Eoft ,of Bercb Howe. neer Brads* BLADWORTII— BROWN.—May 24, at the parish crutch, 1 11 1 by the 11. o. H. Nownsareb, Vicar of Boole, J. Bled. one. " Dm Ilteinforth, near Doocaster, to Elir.heth, &mat. r Of T. Eeq , co Thorpe. ILLA BE —BABROB.—Ma 23 at Liverpool, dot, r. Ow. rs W „ J. Boehm, 12-q., of Belfast, y to , Matistida, &tighter .4 the Bann.dt, Esq ,of Liverpool. BTAPY LION— B OWER ..—My 24, at Pt. James.,,, Westoinli; P.O. Steolton. ,to Madeline, e o.er daughter nl tbs '"' Rev.°. 11. flowers, MD., DIM] of Matteheater. DKATHS 418PDFN.--Iday 13, at Losiford-place, M.Deheeter I. Aspdad,W BROWN.—My 24, at Wye House, Marlbototteh, th 5 ' "'I Zeta aped 73. CIIRIATIE —At Ctselste„ Mary Christie. relkt of the late JO Chre le, Esq., of 111ageitret t, St. Janse.'e. DOSSoN.—May 34, Frames Alice, dangle*: of Mr. W. W. D eb. nee.. of Cross-lane, Senor& TEMON.—May It, at West-hill, Southport, the Rev. J. 144° aged 74. HALL—May 24, is Leedom, aged ah, Mr. William Ds% one welt-known stars-coach drivers between 64•11lbla pon sad 10 don before the formation of the Sonts.riettere 1001 '"I' d i, LEI —May 25, at Therabeitiere near Elekewell. Elizabeth' _.„ Lea Em., of Children, near Liverpool. —welt 11.001tRit.—May 24, at Morden.grove, Lewis ham, MM7O " Use late Mr. J. Hoare aged 53. sod y 24, 65 a t, ifrasy.yrthanorned julsoeHnumo,fTthenerroceatortv.,,L borough Teaterdan. 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K., May 6 1, tem .lleme Mimosa—et Liverpool, May .6, ham ....... ...114rarn AltAtilita— at Liverpool, M ay, 36 • - —at OffiVISOOd Key 16, tram Y Deft* —at Gravesend, May 24 ......... ---'d. 26, wow - - Mar 17, F, from . trom —« ....... _O a`4 ma at i3Tavassa. Graward. Mat w +~