The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-22 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BATH RAC ES. —T c sao AY. azawb_TM Dar ei [...fort, the Marquis of Ails& hemyomd the fleet et Wiltoe. utarter- Mr. T. Mocha, Judo -Mr. Vtark. Clerk of the Scales—Mr. Mamie& Seemtan - Mr. Reynolds. Tun Woomera Tarim With?... of 5 inw oath, with .50 014 4 foe 3-Yrolds. Tat 311.; (nu% Mat Mlb ; Ave sod up wards. est OnWel lakend :rib. The winner to be sold for MIL ; if altered Sobs sold for 400/., allowed Jib ; if waterrel set le he add, to carry ;lb extra. One mile. Lard nintassisth's Sunrise.% by Wild Darrell, ant UM . Onsta I fiergewes ender. 4 yrs. tot ilb lot lb et ; IF. Adams) t Satin :ftu 4 on (hater. Buccaneer jnmped off with the lead, which he held to the turn, where Crater went up I. how. The rem favourite, however, had the hest of it un antenna the straight. and ran hums an easy wanner by ihree-quarten of • len4th. Trit Socono Veldt or nut BIENNIAL FirrAges of 10 11111 a seek with 50 &Merl, for foals of HC t ; colts, Sot IOW; Oita and geldings, Pet 711 ; untried stalhoes or mores 31b. One mile anal a half. CIO Mr. 7. Pares Lupe., by LoapHianskast 14th .o.lfordhunil I Mr. Bortives .:ivoutter. at IMb . 2 (Worse 2 Mr C. Kai nutok l'iswiesser, yes HO iWcibc ) Mr. lierryllii.r• the*. eel IMb IL twewoent 4 lard Alkehury'r fby Ateetwirll-11Meery, lat 216 hers a Mr. 4Wwl's 114.114. at ilk Ambit, Mr. J. Dv'. Canary. eel lolb lA. Day, 0 Mr. Parker's Dairy nab IL Adam.) 0 Leg Peelmeellge elm gar 11111, at 114 (.l. (later; Briating :7Se 4 agst Idiom., 9to ingot Overton, to 1 tot Ilaweeeler. After they were draws up in a tine Bandit Brae away. At the sconed otb.nipt the lot gut off on good MOWN the Bribery illy, Warm us, awl Ovartou lying in beet surly Mae be ak. Along the far side hertoo awl Damewest lay sid side, hot ue aiming into the straight Lupus sad Boycotter themylve. nut awl finished the nee tqpther, Lupus winning very cleverly by a length ; lutspieror, who was Lest. n At the distance, war a had thiel, awl the others pulled up, and beaded by Overton, luitbed together. THu K gUrroa 14TAIE4 of 10 viv.. each, S ft, with SO added ; 2-yr-olds,6st nb ; three, not Slb ; four, Ast 121 b ; lee, tht ; lot sad egad, fast 216 ; mares gad of allowed 31b ; wiewire, extra, &c. Three quarters of amide. (10 subs.) Mr R H reipperthweites Twilight, by Mountain Deer. et — . Yorilhara. 1 Mr Miiielya hi r. E01.4t.i. f yr.. rat 111, V Ailaresi 2 Lool Ateneorir• irshrtlessr. ire. mst 4th $ Mr 144014.4 Vioresce. 3 yrs, ;et letb Wrest) 4 Betting 13 Is. g on Twilight, 3to 1 eget Febrifuge. Twilight made all the running and won by two lon2ths ; a bail third. Fhweace, 14e.kten od, was Lot throughout TIME 141114 NIAL STARIN i.f 10 *ova each, with 30 aided, for Coils amid; colts, rot 1(10.; furies sad gelding., list nb ; 31b allowed ; the mow' to sa) his stake. Half a rode. (42 subs) lord Nbunfor,l*. Itallsrion, by geode:bin WA Mb _ LaVrarAZ 1 Mr M rrrj+Tlr K any. wt 1011, Mr T I'4We I.ohorno, 711, Yordbarn) 3 Mr H. Tr. Itrwele• Myr I:rarich. IMI 411, (Mirlow) 0 Mr 57 Tcn Itrurck',. K,pal, r, ~al 710 ,Webb) Mr J Ilark's 711. if . Ouster) 0 Mr W Kepner, ON ...... _ . lA. Day) 0 Mr smoi, s C.xceess, 715, . . ...(Litmardes) 0 Betting 6to t apt Tolorno, Ito I apt Repose, sto I Ballenger, 10 to I eget I!•irenran. Ballerino mails play tbeie(heul, attended by Tolurno, to the half diatom*, there The Kamm took .send place, but failed in his effort hi mash Ballevise, sad was beaten by a head, Tabun° being a head headed the mooed, Bloolhouod a had fourth, Oareseas Nth, ..d Mr. T.o Bmeek's two last, beaten off, Ohm Brume pities a very had start. TMg BATH HANIACAP .4 bU sore each, t ft, if derhired by eight *Welt the evening before runti with 100 added ; trait sad upwards. (Mee roun dabout a mile and a ban. al sahL ) Lard Calkaren Ant Mara. by surplice. 3 yrs, est lalb !Dairy', I Mr. mulliv linallyer. yrs. est . IT. lereneh) 2 Mr. Xivindell s Weatheyboonnt 4 yrs, Oil fhb Adams) 1 Mr. L armiers Aseurlik S y yes. Ml .O. lawillienv 0 Mt .1 balms . • Illiarp.b. der, t yrs, OM alb ..(Nbratiel 0 Mr. Li . Juaises Lady 121aahalb, 3 yrs, Sal 111 b (carried Oat (Roper 0 Maas: 7 to 4 apt Anthem, 7 to 2 apt Highflyer. Tls routs( was mode by Assent', with Highfiyer and Lady Elisabeth mooed sad thinL They ren thus to about mid way up the for ads af the course, when Ilighlyer joined Aram sad need with hint to the turn, where Mauna was Males, ma Hi(hlyett, Anthem, and Welitherbouod err ea owl, dam by_ ids. the first two having the ram to thelessiirea Insa the iletsam, Anthem winning ekverlr by heed; W•mtberbood our a very bed third, and the others Imished toesaar wee hats off. Tam °noun mamas.. TX (basdicap) al 50 tors. One mos. ge l a fix Elaaterne. irs.**lllo . rr. r,...h) I W. Meeromaoser, $ yrs. at Ilb (11Wsleyj 2 122. W. liallmasa limpwl. a yea Tat 1111 i ".11ordliann tW. IbllWW l l o lk.sopl. 1311, 36,141,0) 4 .W. G. Jories Etermaky.3 yrs. 041313,..(13 Phiraln 6 •to ft Ilbeires, 3 to 1 ag4Nearonv.aokr. Win by a/ s Ism& ; two Magas Lotus rrs moned •••1 TY 11111.11161.111 IMAMS= of lEierinlvf, Jesuit. sad Mrcro• masa sae bed 1 raw. oak for Not der-lering their ..- kissa ZUMTIIIO 212.222•22.) LITER MIRY 127T1110. 4MD 1 apt Dosase Ino 2 7Mr 1 = el 1116) 1 arms Daiwa 10 Is 1 ILdW la Is 1 Disater 14 M 1 1414142n0n 111 b 1 bras lab 1 It•yellies AO le 1 Danlisedler At oaf time was mow vas Lod os DbpSlatas aptinst Dories. PRISM OF WALK% YACHT CLUB. - - - The first match of the stesou of this spirited club arse , sod wee whammed by .boot 130 Wise The Awing weee the nod the p= rige lislug• very fashioned& ems. Rtetiaan. Tian. Teen. Owsms. 10 Messrs. J. H. Reds& 2. .... Memo 3. ... Why Na . C. J. Gray. Lai 1, Rea . . Jamie The chid lleolon of inane. In thie match wee the feet thot the Busy end Why Na were new boata, the Remy we i en nemene to " Hunt's Heiverml Yachting LM,' 00/y reamer * been lannohed front the yard of the eelskinted budder Harvey, of Wienhoe, and the Why Not teem that of a beilder ovally celebrate!, Hatcher, of South ampton; sada' the Why Not, who bad won several matches, was talked of as soother Heide, smith* Remy, • Kitten to mrinatara, them two nearly divided the popular favour • the Violet, he of many a light, was not, howeem o re s a ad by, nee were the Jamie s Rifletnao lightly spoken , ens awing nee chops's. AU appeared at their stations at lirith, whew, they were to sell to the Chapman and back, the rewards of merit beteg a 101. and a 1111. cm the former teeoeNd by Mr. Hewitt, the is.mmodore, and the latter by Yeaser--eind, seder the direction of Mr. J. S. Adam, who acted as officer for the day, they got warty st 1131. All were equally smart or thereabouts, the •'old 'am" snemiagly aware of the power of their rivals, and deism their stilton to cot them out. The &Beers was fret entirely trimmed; and away under a W.KW. wind, envying all the commis they could. The Jamie, in live miontes, led the Beet, with s rnonstrons topsail. followed by the Rillmnao and Deane. AU now except Bowie set guars sails, the conseq u ence of which was that Violet took first place, the Why Not going into second at Purlieu* Bessie soca after taking third place, all in close compeoy. The wmd sow fell very light, and aa it sprang up Geo away the positions of all the boats were changed with the aseeptioe of the Why Not and Violet, who held their ftaem well ahead of the rest until they neared Coalhoime Neat where. after a fine race, the Why Not became Bed boat, and with little material change they reerled at the Chapeuan ae under : IL U. R. Why Not Violet Reim Itidemen • I mt., Immo/Lately slier remiding the Ifle4. by a clever ameorrurre went ism Grid . 14aor, whisk she Mid for sores rase, beatin g bring th e order of the day. They cautioned Ia this order till they reached the Lower Nov.. where the Why Not drew upon and shortly pas se d th e Vi o l e t , t h e Bessie making good sa il upon both and taking etoond !dee° ow Shell Haven. Soon afterwards Why Not went ashore sad Ramie to* first plane ; Why Not after rightisT herself am* level, bet the Bessie ultimately went well away, the Violet acme distant* astern to both. The following were the times at Frith : IL Y. ?I Bessie 7 36 35 Wily Net Violet The fins pion emanapently wean ha She Ilentie:Ld the mend to the Why Not. The Orem& eppejed the sputa. ties to Os math, and the viands prenhied loy law la! 41111teeht) mere se we of firet-eltat ebernelsr, end the dab elnemeds =Wild denneelvea to the uttermost. 431ITITAll PALACE. ORB BaILLIIIO DAT. -- TaIIDAT, MAT IL—Admissions as payment, 14,574 ; ditto try Nam Wads. 1.132 ; /oho 15,704. Do Butim's Dusevors 111/11311-IBITOIII7III Rs %aaAmA AWN% Pore Nora Ofty time Is ant la Giber moo. Mala derlos whet dlobableb. tirmal ay saambil IbbP. vier, negelles libttb mad mow to wit tusor• and ar aoraside gaessesny baba 4.41,4614 e, Isomerikads, roaaaa t =l. dlaars. dare sarreemem billoomela Wm* ler• oeless Ur bead sod am% rboonetink pot, pelphotion. boartbors. No& enrogs. apwar. saussit, am& osnoma, bonalifibt sererula. tiobloses OW am* Pain a am ph of as arma Of boluses Ihe siewidero welded war tbe WI so old rid reset —Cartago*, No. $1,4111: We bud litho Weft roaarib." Malawi Ur% M.D.. tic Illaney, Or. Wearer. Dr Narteod, Dr. diaobell—la emir floo at la : Ob. to M : 1111 n, tree et amnfmw, it& Parrs Yob mod A. 17. fth1444041. load=: alma at Penns end Ilionfo K Plemedft : flososabowebeleost; 4 am,' WS: Oast Nie. Oolatikaboot--/Adowlkomal THE E NAVAL 11VD MILITARY. • *- A Pttlltklirr, MAY 21. —APPomrst Pmts. —Lieute naut, F. T. Timm" to the Hero ; and A. Buller, to the Edgar. Muter li C. Dyer, to he additional to the Impregnable, for MU W iOO is tbs Avon ; mull W. H. Parker, to be additional to the AMA, fir earwig is the Euryidus. Bewail Masters J. Naos, to the Cygnet ; anal W. Lens, to the Ltviber. _ . Thant I las.Avibitast-Engineer A. Reid. to the Mars. Acting Third Clew Aesimtint-F.ngineers F. H. Doonisoo, to the 11..wke ; T. F, P. Nll,lley, to the Neptune; W. J. (inuo., to the Comer ; J. Richardson, to the Liffey • J. A. Cawley. to the London ; W. Browner, to the D oris; J. Fraskliti, to the Melpomene; R. F. Horkeretoa, to the Terrible ; and W. F. Rowe, to the Lapwing. Naval Cadets P. Francis efd E. J. P. Wade, to the Challenger. CHATHAM, MAT 21. ------ ()niers were receive , ' this morning at the Royal Emptwer, establishment, directing the 30th company of the Royal Engineers, under the command of Captain Creyhe, to hold themselves se 1 , 0141 i UM/ to embark fee Corfu, in• stead of Malta, us previously ordered. The 30th company will relieve the 9th rompriny, which returns to England. The Ist company of Royal Engineers is to he withdrawn froni MAIM for the purpose of being employed on the home defences. WOOLWICH, ?LAY 21. Thu. morning, at half-pant ten o'clock, bin Royal hors the Duke of Canibridge (the General Command ing-iot'hieQ, attended by Major-General Sir Hope Great, K.C.B. (recently returnod from China), Major-General Eyre (commandant at Chatham), Major Biddulph, ILA., and Colloid Mande, K.A. (equerries), Colonel Hodge, R E., Major Orsatlied, General Bloomfield, and Colonel Bingham (strostant adjutant.genoritl), arrived at Woolwich, for the parlor of rottering the whole of the troops in garrison and ecoaloeting the annual tospection of the several military departments. Onions were prtenlity Woad by Major-General Eyre. commandiag at Chadian', directing several hundred troops belongiag to the Kat India depots attsobed to the 2nd and 3rd battalions, to I.e pla , ial under canvas for the rermundcr of the summer. The tents for the troops of ►he 2nd hattilion will be pitched on the sloping ground near the ftpur battery, and those for the 3rd battalion at the rear of the Hat lfarracks. The tante were yesterday taken out of the store at the Ordnance-wharf, and the camps will be at coos formed. FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT TO ARTILLERYMEN. At the grand field day and sham fight of the Devon Artillery and Riflemen, which took place on Monday at Woodbury-common, a frightful accident occurred to two artilleryman, belonging to No. 1 gun of erptaiu Brent's Battery. Denied Adam Bradbeer mid John Denscombe. While ell were admiring and applauding the fine, manly spirit with which the combatants were fighting, the gunuen in question must have become so excited that by some strange oversight they forgot to keep the sponge wet. While ramming home the charge and acting as Nos. 2 and 3, the piece suddenly expl oded , and in an inetant a dreadful sight preseated Haan, which cast a deep gloom over the net of the proceedings. When the smoke cleared away the two men were seen lying right and left on the ground, and from the fact of their firing without omen the officers went to the front. Then upon raising then, the dreadful fact disclosed itself. John Denscombe, No. 3, was frightfully injured. The ramrod in poring out had shattered his right arm to roma, and the wadding had completely smashed in his face, which was horribly disfigured with blood and powder. Bradbeer was seriously injured, but the extent, is the excitement sod crowd, could out be ascertained. A guard was formed round the wounded men. and Dr. Fox, Dr. Buckoill, Dr. Brent (captain), and other mediae' gentleman, instantly did all they could for the brave fellow, who, notwith standing the severity of his sufferings, Dever uttered a I mom. tie was carefully placed in a dog-cart, and sent to the Devoe Hospital at Exeter. The rainmad struck the 'mead jest is frost of the ribs., who were kneeling, and was ehivered to pieces, a fragment wounding a rifleman metedilaeders, of the lad eompany, in the forehead. The onastereatem which this melancholy accident caused may be easily imagined. All parties present sympathised par. titularly with the two artillerymen, who, we understand, are in the employ of Sir Trayten Drake, Denscombe having • wife and seven eluldren. Captain Henery, government inspector, wanes the ground at the time. Fro,. ',gide. at the Devon sad Exeter Hospital on Mon day night, at 9 o'clock, at which time • medical consultation was bele' held, we were very sorry to learn that there is but alight hope for pear Denecombs. Both his hands are shattered, and it is net known whether he had ant hot his ▪ le was the opinion ol the medical men that he could sanely minim the eight. Mr. handers, the rifleman, who la largesse as the Wed Inadtedirm, si David's-hill, was else admitted to the treepttel. She injuries which he re. solved in the Isrehind are net et wash • serious character as detain him mere then • kw days. At the same review • histenuit, maned Harris, inflicted • deep woad on hie leg with his own sword, but be is going en favourably. Waters Merning Awe. MILITARY /RA OAS. GREAT YARMOUTH, TCPADAT Moinnire. Last night the town was thrown into • state of the gesaMM excitement be a broil batman the Royal Arlberg end the its/ licifolk Militia, which at Gas time threatened* be at a magoleary cheracter. Of the femme regiment there am about 400 statlimed hem at the floottitown Barracks, and of the latter nearly 800 who bad been caned up fee their annual drill, who are bitlettei among the pubbenas in the usual massee. On iiiiturday night • sqsisals leek plass between a few of each regiment,a lnmdnB of mane in • public-house. Oe the following rasing the quarrel was followed by • large body of men on each aide, which was, however, rap arerd the pickets, but on Monday evening, Mand 1, at several parts of the town, the row was taken up hr increasing numbers. Who were the &amnion it is difiliult to say, hut the militia, who wear their belts, contrived to inflict some severe wounds ou their oppo- nents, who were commratively unprotectial. The news dew to the barracks that the 'Millers , wen being mur dered W the red/oats, and in a few minutes upwards of a bemired men, armed with their sabres, rushed like wild men dowse the Southtorrn-mad toward" Yarmouth to avenge their comrades. As many of the sergeant' who were within doors headed the men, as they were utterly unable to oontrui them, but not a single conx missinned officer, though their quarters ore situated sons in the barrack.yard and others in class contiguity, was present. Within about a hundred yards of the bridge which crease* into the town, the infuriated soldiery were met by Mr. Robert Steward, one of the local niagistratea, who, cognisant of the state of things on the other Mile of the water, contrived to keep the men in check hr holding perky with the sergeants • few minutes. finding there was no commissioned diem present, he told the sergeants to order their MSS back, and hid them en IS the bridge at their The sergeants replied that it was impossible foe to keep their mea in check, and the latter, be aconing impatient, grasped their sword handles, and, with a wiM shout, preened forward to the bridge, carrying all before them. At this time several thousand civilians hed congregated on the spot, who fled before the soldiers in every direction, spreading terror in the neighbourhood, as it now teemed certain, from the excited manlier of the soldiers, that they would cross into the town, and cocoa in collision with the militia. The "emeriti, however, by desperate exertion*, rnenaged to bring them midway on the bridge, some of them having to rush la hoot with drawn swords to drive back the advancing column. Here Mr. Steward and others of the local authorities again interposed, but in spite of their utmost exertions, the artillery crowded forward with loud cries demanding to be led against the militia, and sent the the t-rrided civilians dying before them. But the sergeants onto more succeeded in forcing them back, sad at the last moment ono of the officers appeared, by whom aid the men wen ultimately induced to rotors to larracks. The artillery. up to the appearance of the militia in the town, were a very orderly and welloooducted set of Ines, while the militia are known to be exceedingly quar relsome, having for years past had • row with every recd. meet which happened to be stationed in the town when they were tailed up. As most of them have another fort night's drill to undergo, the _grestest apprehension prevails in town lest this fracas, which has assumed so serous an aminet, should end yet more seriously. —Bury and Norwich Poe. CRICKET. THE NORTH LONDON CEICEIT CLCB v, 111 TIL•DILIOIEN or ISLlNOTOF.—Yelliefdly • match between two elev... of this club was ployed at the (moods 'teethed to Mr. Norris's, the Lamb Tavern, New Cattle Market. The band of the N division , under the guidance of their bead master, Mr. Field, were in atteudance, and phiyed several air. and mambos, which gave great satisfaction to • large number of spectators. The following is the score : Tradesmen, Ist innings, 111 ; 2nd innings, 66. North Lon don, let tunings, 66 ; second innitNe, 71. Sultry Y. THIMEEIHR.—TI, is match will corn meal* to-morrow lThursday) at the Surrey Cricket-pound, Oval, Kennington- Surrey L Dowses, Faq., F. Horn Ern.. F. P. Miller, Fag., Oil Omar, Ovidith, Lockyor, Mortlock,Ss Mathew/ Resitheid. York sshire: Abdomen, Atkinson, John Berry, Joe &MT', Mag a, Iddiscm, Rowhothima, Mimi, E. Stephenson, Wads worth, and Dade or Waterfall. The following matches have been arranged to wane off at the Ond, Kenningtoo :—May 27, Surrey Club v. Southgate. June 11 1 / 4 Surrey v. Nottinghamshire; 13, 841w7 v. sixteen of (Iralliage University ; Surrey v. sixteen of Oxford Calmat/3 rt, Away v. Cambridgeshire. July 1, Oentlemeo of the Surrey Club v. Finer; 4, Oentlemen v. Players of /tasked ; 6, Gentlemen of the Surrey (lab v. Nathaniel of the Midland Counties ; 11. Gentleman of the North v. Osetlesse• of the Smith ; IS, Gentlemen of Club v. South Wales Club ; Surrey v. North of Eftle; 111, harrow v. EagLuid. August 3. All England Eleven v. United let eves, for the brevet of Tom Barker, the umpire; Anna* Senoy v. Kean FROM LAST maars GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS : Wu.LUX HOMY BIACILdolit, --- Litiii-Oireet, Soho, plumber. to muyesdrir May 31 sad June 27, at 11, at Boalnietallotreot Solo, Dod and Lonnstaffe. Great PorGandotnet,Ozlorddtreot . off. toolo„ Bell, Colemanotred-bulldloga. .73mr..s LT AM. Deptford, licensed victualler, May 31 and June 27, at 12, atltaalnghallotreeet. Solo, Martineau and Kell, Bay moat buildings, Uray's.lim ; . enlie 0• — Ol ;41111 --- i Ambers. STfl'HI.,l SANS SHOW!. Bboredikh. hoot Man.lfaelllll 4 ,, JUT* 1 at 1, and July 2 at 2), at kissingball.street. MOWN • gateatreet. thy ; off. am*. Edwards, &min.:hull street. JOHN STUMIT. Portsmouth, draper, June 4at °I, and Jiffy 9 at 12, at Basinghail.street. Rola, Davidson and Co., Dwaint ball. street oR. aasig., Edwards, Basingballatreet, Until Mnumuu., Bromagrove, Worcestershire, banker, June 6 and 27, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Rob., James and Knight, Birmingham, and Housman, Brontsgrove ; off. sada., Whitmore, itirtuinwbsin. Orwastmc ticitbsunn, 91. Leonard and Exeter, Devonshire. watchmaker June 4 and July 3, at 12. at Eleter . Court. dot, Mud. Exeter ; off. ssellt., liirtzel, Exeter. 2i/CUOLAS Treats, Moore lustow. Cornwall, cattle salesman, June ♦ sad July 3. at 12, at Exeter Court. Sole, Kinsdon, !!olsworthy„ and Turner and !lithe!, Exeter ; off. asalg.. • • HirtseL . WlLLiam DIRADADT, tlnpton.upornllnll, bander, Jose 5 and July 3, at 12, at Leeds Court held at Kinotoreupon.llull. Sol. Spurr. Kingston upon.liull off wig., Carrick, Joas M mon, Liverpud, boot maker, Jame 3 and 24 at 11, at Liverpool Cwt. boL, litty, Liverpool: ed. aria., Bird, liverpooL PATI/Cli NI•CArraT, Manchester, fent dealer, June S and 87, at IL at Marsdrester Court- Ms., Bale and Co., Manchester; at wig,, Yeager. Manchester. Wiwas Minx blascliester, cloth cap manufacturer, June f sad !IL at 12, at Manchester Court. SQL, Boo*, Man chester ; off. wig Fraser, Manchester. BANkItUPTCILS ANNULLID. Nov. 7, 18011. MILLIS* LUPINO, Mortlowirsirset, Cseemlith square, web bulkier. May 17. tau MWrf WOOD. MA: Amster, brewer . May IL Taos*, RICTAICIa. Swansea, Olaawstranshlre, grocer. JOINT STOCK OLMITANIMI ACT. _ . _ °Accra imp„; ,- ;ii , V.VITUIPIII7SIXITIEI7.I7Ine It, at 2, at bitstlathall •trvet -to settle lid d ccmtributorks. INsoLVENT PETITIONERS, AT PORIL'OAL.STREET. :XPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1861. nt►ous CHIC, 001111g31011ill LAW. June S. F.mmaA,al.. - Nirw — gort Lios-square, and the Pantheon, Oxforikstreet, Paper sower maker-4. Some, fun., Rupert-street, Westminster, photogrspher's sesistant—H. Cole, Great Jamesstree., Lissonitrove, cheeesmouger Schneider, WUllarn street, Southwark, baker —J. L. (lro,ee. Mitre-terrace, Kingsland, commission merchant—J. L. Llano, Cumberland.place, Newington Butts, furniture dealer. DEVORIC ML COlNtalulliit 1 , 1C11. , L5. Juno 4. K. J. Acworth, Hapsteod.rillaa, Brixton. Ivory turner "Arnhem. Walarer.eottage, Notttgt.hlll, builder—R. R. Phillips, isabel.place, Camberwell New.road, attorney's clerk— A. D. Harding, Larnonton,and Bulbwharf, Upper Tharnes.street, cavern—W. Tatham, sun., Donetseware, New-road, late a ben. tenant In the Militia—W. P. Lockwood, Orshanbroad, Halston, manufacturer's agent—J. Deane, Union.terrsee and Phants• mews, Nottlng.hill, flour merchant. June S. W. C. Pyper, Rochester, master, R.N., on Crest Guard Service —W. E. Rieke. Grove-rood, St. John's.wood, riding meter—E. Wickham, Penge, Marry, manager of the Royal =Palace Family Hotel—J. B. Moore, Florenceatreet, n, cumudasion agent. May IS. Ann WllllainX,EidOl;t7erraxe, Finsbury—N. King, Greenwich—lL HiII, Uxbridge. Middlesex, assistant to a currier —A. W. Shia, Catherine-street. Commerclalned Fast—E. K WePeke, Bed Lion-square, compositor—U. E Machin, Arbutus. place, Hannuervaltb, cabinet maker—W. Martin, High-street, bow, oilman —E. Burge, Caledunian.strect. Eineacroes, cab driver—C. P. C. 01,111'00. Cllffordentn, City—J. Smith, But land-street Fast, Mile-end-road, builder—H. R. Minet, Monk well-streak City, clerk to the Guardian Insurance-once—W. Larkins, Hadley, Middlesex—J. Ile:gine, Pleasant-place, Brix ton, —J. W. Broome, Underwood-street, City-road, mhos urer's maistant —J. King, Albany-street, Camber well, saismian-0. Gooding, liaand-road, Camden-town, Taylor, Cla.renceldace, Hackney-road. upholsterer—J. U. JONI, High-street, Portland-town, ebeesernonger—C. H. Davies, AmptliMequare, Hampstead-road, lodginghouae-keeper —J. W. Collins, Knockholt, Kent, dealer in fruit—J. Dunisyne, Middle Queen's-bulldloc kir ßrompton-road ; Little Love-lane, City : ssd Westminster- -road, Lambeth, mantic manufac tarer—H. Smith, Commerr al-rnad, Rotherbithe. licenaed vic tualler—C. Cannon, Charlotte-street. Old Kent-road ; Billings gate-market, City ; and New Buildings, &stamp, Ash saki man-7. Clark, Wharf-road. City-road. IMICLAIATIONS OP DIVIDENDIL 11. U. ItTeas (eeparat. estate, Ball-alley, Lombard etreet mer chant-2nd dl dead of fa. 64., any Tuesday, at Pennell's. Guild hallehembere. Tiioalas 3relgueooni, Maidstone, Went, currier—lit dividend of DI any Tuesday. at Pennell's. Goildhallehanibers Lisle Unlink Orford-street. jeweller-Ist di. Wend of 44d., soy Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall chambers. Joint Tiler, Cromatreet, Walworth.road, tallow chandler—lest dividend of ila lid., any Tuesday, at Pennell* Guildhall. chambers. BMA and BRAIMMT, Goldamith.street, silk fringe manufacturers —lst dividend of 7sd., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall chambers. July Has Rea the Lodge, Hornseyvise, builder—lit dividend of Is , any Tuesday. at Pennell's, Guildhall-chambers. JOHN JOI.IAN, Noble-street, Falcon-square, wholesale nflilner— lmd dividend of Sp., say Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall. ehandene. Mang Hanes, New Brentford. Middlesex, eheesemonger —lst dividend of ie., any Tuesday, at Pennell's Guildha ll -chambers. Wailes PngiroLD , Martet.terreee, Caledonlan.road, smith—lot dividend of lid , any Tuesday, at Pennell's, flu Mihail -chambers. Zaraisn Cheapside, wholesale stationer-3M dividend of Id., any Tuesday, at Pennen's, Cluildhall.ehambers. THOMAS ltillailtinlan, Moradabad, Bengal - nth dividend of Is. Id., any Medal, at Pennell's. Guildhall-chambers. JOlll urn. Hampshire. draper—end dividend of ‘id.. say Tiewasi. at Pennell's, Oulldhchambers. Omani Cogitate. Milion-next-Gravetend, Kent-- lat dividend of Is. 2,1., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, (WHAM!. chamber,. int.uaN Pa/MILL OnaRAID, little Tower street. wine mer chant-3rd dividend of 6 1-16 d., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Onthiball-charnhere Reit hoagies, Brighton, hotel keeper—let dividend of la. ed., any Tuesday, at Pennell's. OuildhalleMunbers. WiLidait TOMS!, Tottenhamcourt-read, warehousetnaii--Ted dividend of 6K, any Tuesday, at Pennell* Guildhall chambers. TitOuu Horan, Hart-street, Bloomsbury, house decorator— Ird dividend of ed., any Tuesday, at Pennell'a, Guildhall. chambers. Wll.t.us nutmeg Citorrs, Castle-street Peat, Oxford-street, printer-Ist dividend of la 9d., any Tuesday, at Pouneips, Gaiklhaneasinhave. ilitorwtsw CASWELL. Nortlistapton, boot manufacturer—ld dividend of lOC any Tuesday. at Pennell's, Guildhall. eharoliere. magus fyi law, Izeller, neemmea—lst dividend of la 3d., say Tuesday or lriday, at Illitsets, Exeter. Bat= TIaIIIMUnD, Wellhigton, Somersetshire, widow—let di *lead de a. td.. any Tuesday or Friday, at Hirt:era Ureter. yew Jame Bows Ceres Abbas, Donstahlm, grocer-2nd dl. Mcleod or ts. Id., say Tied or lriday, at flirted* Exeter. WILLIAMHarittgIII. BYARS (mparide waste , . Colyton, Devon shire,d* taisner—lat dividend el ilea, any Tuesday or Friday. s 4 Marletaster. Bawl" am Mogemosr, Halifax, velvet manufacturers—let divi dend of la. Id.. say day. at Young's, Leeds feeinril Itartitv. Calverley, cloth assaufeetsrer—lst dividend sso/ ,et Young's, Leda HAMM, wit day s:num, Liverpool. mating case maker-Ist dl- Mimed d la, any Wednesday, at Tenses, LiterpooL Jots HOWllernall and ladle ElRaw. Manchester, picture dealers—lA dividend of Is OK, any Tuesday, at liernamana, ter. ameziaD Llanelly, cabinet maker—let dividend of la 34., any Wednesday, at milieu. BristoL VIDENDB. June 11. J. Amiell, Seven laters-nw. , '- pper Holloway. cos bettor—Jaime 11. J. McCall* and A. Futhvringharu, F ridgy stied, Cheepside, wsrehoesemen—June 19. It. C. stew n. West Hartle pool. Barham, Roost—June 14. R. Snowden. Newearith opoo- Type. earver—June 18. J. Rosemoo, Yost Hartlepool, Durham, draper—June 10. 8. J. Itteenthal tseparate estatai, Liverpool, billiard table proprietor—June la. 8. J. Rosenthal and H. 8. Boaenthal, Liverpool. billiard table proprietors—tuna IS. J. H. Hirst, Hahne. Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer—June 10. IL Prow land aerparatir estate;, Hanehaster, merchant—Jsos 12. J. L Hodson, Manchester. !Emmy scrivener—June 19. J. Preolaad l i r: t rio , estate, Manchester, merchant—June 14. T. Bak , Lanesahirv, machine maker—June la. W. Moan , Mao. elesikld. Cheshire, boolmaker—June 18. J. Cooper, Ma boner arrehant. CIIIIIIICATER to be wanted, unless cause be shown to the catitf , irop or before the d a y of merJng. toe 11 . aav7ZeiT ienTilactitier—June 12. T. W. Prim* Hawley-pin" Kentish-town, grocer—June 17. J. Williams, loath. Glasnoeganahlre, builder—June 12. G Wood ruff, Hulett. Mancherne r . and larnworth, near Bolton.leWoors. Du ne 12. J. IL leaschester, wine merchant,— A ine 13, W. M. Cheshire, be nianulacturer— June 11. W. JtAsy. Ilkseten, Derbyshire, butcher. PAR BRISHIPS DISSOLVED. A. Hirst and T. Harrison, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, rag and shoddy dealers—R. Smethurst, Jun.. and J. Marsden, Bolton le-M.s.rs, lAneashlre, cottonsplnners—R. Stott, 8. Lomax, J. Dearden, and Eltrabeth Stott, Small Bridge, near Rochdale, Lancashire, colliery proprietors, so far us regards R. Mott—B. Lawton, 0. Hartley, W. Whitworth, and 0. Whiteley, So lan d, Yorkshire, cotton-spinners—J. Doughty, D. Darien, J. . and J. Ilttenanr, Holism Dale, Staffordshire, marmite's— . Gamma and S. Clansman, Great St. Helens, City, ship and Insur ance brokers—W. Henson and R. Henson, Bethaalgrftwroad, grocers—W. Knott and R. Knott, Park street, Prlncearosd, Lambeth, glass bottle Manufacturers—A. W. Kennard and P. Dashwood, Camomile-street, Bishopagate, cork inattufactureas— T. Harperand G. Her. Tottenham twat-road, Italian tore. housemen—M. Sparnal.. K. Spinal. aO. Ramiro', H. Destro*, F. Mistral, A. Mutton. and 8. Buatros, London, livespool. Man ' chest,. and Marseilles, merchants, so far an regards H. Cl. Bus. tros, H. 'lustros, V. Bustros, A. 'lustros, and 8 Bustr.w--8. B. lughant and W . Morgan. Liver Pool. dr,Y. D. Marshall, Bensham Tower, Durham, and R. J. lsarsha ll, South Shields, Diarimm. engineers-•F. UnderwoNl, T. Harper. and 0. Harper, Data-street, Soho, leather anon:Rants, so far as regards T. Harper—J. Lanmeter, Jun., and J. Drinkwatm, Manche-ter, manufacturers of cotton—T. Plnient and R. 8. Fitment, Uevonport —M. Martin and W. Foster, Liverpool. curled hair manufacturers—J. I. Brunt and J. Rawson, lambeth• road. Southwark, Ilnendmpers —J. Castham and A. Bas smq Itezentstreet, St James's. photographic artiets—J.Raynars T. Merrick. R. P. Dixon, and!. W. Davis. Kinpion•upon•Hun. bankers. so far aa regards R. P. Dixon—H. Salter and K. J. Rm. miter, Abchurch.lams, City, partnership and monetary menta— lJ. Fulton and R. Henry. leadenhalletreet, and Blewneids, Moe giallo, Central America, commission awns—L Wackerbartk and J. Redpath. Plannix.place, Ratcllffeross, maw refiners—J. Bayuard. len., J. Baynard, Jun., and J. B. Bayttard, Coventry, paper ribbon block and box manufacturers. - - SCOTCH SYQUISTRATIONS, WILLUK PATIMIOII, ()Wawa', grocer, May 17, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. ALKIANDIS IrCLToPI. Glasgow, Iron forger, May 27, at the Fa tuity Hall. Glasgow. Loon Nswt.Aroa, New Elgin, fanner, May 29, at the Gordon Arms Hotel, Mtn. JAW RODMITson MArrtzt. Stornoway, rnessh.e . 3‘. 7 a a a t the Uwe Hotel, Stornoway. [Advertisement.)--lioLtowAT's Onrrinarr AND PULL —Ne ver at Fault. —ln ell irritations of the skirl, sores, taken, buns, and scrofulous enlargements of the 'lauds, Iloilo ways Ofulaieat refs a ready and easy mesas of cars, which losear the mod favourable expectances. lt meth key a _..... Eivrer la Slistralnlog bidasmatloa, removing the Mated blood, and ch ec k*, all serf. Indio the. acting locally W Pas see se thee notherlith far asir pwer In improving the peaseell etaatessi sad Milt et bthy, we lch render the cures asioaaa as ai ath iththe. Vidor the motel the uthth of these pdmot rap there lesethes the robust child, the p l the woam Mi kw. etheetheell mem aim are rotaadlty, and th e 4.- 1 other mi THE POLICE COURT& bIANBIO.)T-HOUSL A young girl, of 15 years of age, who gave the name of Eliza Smith, was brought before the Lord Mayor for final examination on a charge of attempt.* to defraud an omni bus conductor of a ghillies. It appeared that the prisoner got into sOceinnibus on Saturday last , in Oxford-street, a nd c ame towards the City. On atrf nng at Hatton-garden she tapped the conductor of the omnibus on the arm and said she wanted her change. The conductor told her she had sot gives him anything, and ,the implied that she had given him a shilling. Ile, however, said he was certain she had not, and she ',aid it must have dropped down t h e window of the door, or perhaps she had dropped it outside. She said she bad no more money about her. On arriving et about Chupside, the omnibus stopped, and the prisoner got out, as she said, to get the money to pay the fare. On the conductor following Ler, however, she said it was not the place. The con doctor having been, the day previous, warned of a pavan of the prisoner's appearance, and ordered, in the event of such an attempt, tepee her into custody, did so ; and on hoes searched at the station, llb. lid. was found upon her. The officer said if she were remanded he thought there would be • number of other cases against her of the same description. Accordingly, on being brought up yesterday, eight or nine conductors were present to prefer charges ICI against her. in some cases she bail succeeded in obtaining the change, and in one ease she said she had given the con ductor a two-shilling piece (having seen a lady give bun a coin for that sum), and got Is. MM. change. Mr. Carton, the traffic manager to the General Omnibus Company, said there were at least forty other cases against the prisoner. The circumstances of all the cues were alike, sod four having been selected, as having occurred within the City, after the evidence had been taken, the prisoner wee com mitted for trial. .KARLBOROUG 11 -STIt EFT. A man of colour, was charged with assaulting Mr. Spinner lambert, of the Wbeatabeaf Tavern, Oxford-street. Mr. Emhart said that on the pre via= evening the prisoner came into his house at a time when it wee pretty full, sad used the most disgusting lan guage. He told him to leave, and followed him to the door for the purpose of seeing that he left, when he turned round and struck him • severe blow and then ran away. HI was pursued by some persons, whom he struck and bit in • very violent manner. Kr. George Mather, of 31, Gloneester-street, Queen-square, isorreborated Mr. launberes statement. Mr. Tyrwhitt said he should flue the prisoner 20• ar 14 days. The prisoner went into • respectable house, used demisting language, and then assaulted the owner al the lease whin he triad to get rid of him. He (prisoner) was OW of these pests about London that must be stopped. Wm. Burhedge, a servant, was charged 44 follows Mr. Richard Flack, of the Crown, Park.laoe, said that he went into his logatelle•room the previous evening to tell some persons who were playing that some one else wanted the table, when the prisoner, whose friends were playing, said, "You fatheaded old —, I'll kick you inside out." He then sent for constable, sad while the person was gone he "he would kick his —•- head off.' The prisoner then made a blow at him with his fiat, which be guarded off. He then asked the prisoner for his address, and he replied, "Oh, Mr. John Brown, Eaq., of 1, Eatonoquare," but believing that to be false, he gave him into custody. The prisoner was then quite sober. Mr. Tyrwbitt said it was very gross conduct towards the complainant, and the defendant must find one surety in 114 to keep the peace. Thomas lurroirs and William Mathews , m, both corporals of the Grenadiers, were charged with behaving in a violent manner ►t the Blue Posta, Newman-street, Oxford-street. Barrows was fined fie.. ►ad the other discharged. THAMES. Rrizabeeh Godfrey, ali;sAtiLipe, alias Rost, who stated hermit to be 19 years of age, but looked older, was charged with stealing two children. The prisoner wee arrested on her lauding at St. Kith.- rine-dock from a steamer from Leith. The two children were with her, and belonged to a person with whom she had been lodging at Edinburgh. She stated that she had brought the children to London for change of as with the father's consent, and that she intended to go to Aldershott and take in washing. Mr. Safe said he thought she was telling lice, and re. mended her. The further homing of the summons took place against Mr. John Kelk, the builder, for having commenced the works of the International Exhibition of 1862, on the north side of Oromwell-road, South Kensington, without giving two days' notice to Mr. T. L. Donaldson, the district sur veyor, as required by the Metropolitan Building Act. Mr. Donaklson, solicitor, attended, as before, in support of his brother's ease; and on this occasion, Mr. Finch, of the Arm of Fladgate, Clarke, and Finch, Cravenetreet, appeared for the defendant. This was a question as to the jurisdiction of the district surveyor, and on the last occasion the defendant attempted to show that the building was exempted from the operation of the act, and that the Metropolitan Mosul of Works had power to give their consent to its erection. The summons was adjourned to allow the defendant to communicate with the Metropolitan Hoard and to obtain legalaasistancc. Mr. Donaldson contended that the building was not ex empted, and that no building -am exempted except those specifically mentioned in the 6th section. 17Ddisr the 56th section, on which the defendant relied, the Board had power only to modify the rules and lions of particular cases ; but it did nut interfere with jars diction of the district surveyor. To show that the juris diction was not affected be referred to several clauses, but more particularly to the 30th section, which stated that every public building should be constructed in such a way as to meet the approval of the district surveyor. In the event of the district eaneynr and the builder disagreeing, then the Metropolitan Board bad power to interpose. He argued that the 30th section met this particular ease, and that the defendant's nouns of proceed ing should have been to have applied in the first instance to the complainant. To show still further that the act did not exempt this building, he said the Royal Commissioners of 1851 obtained the insertion of a clause in their act to exempt all their buildings from the operation of theßuilding Act. He also said that the complainant was a riblic officer, and he felt that this was a question of great importance. Mr. Finch produced a comnamication from the snperin tending architect of the Metmpolitan Board, dated the 17th inst., addressed to the Commissioners of the International Kxhibition, stating that the board had approved of their plane for the construction of the building. Mr. Donaldson said he considered that the board did not supersede the jurisdiction of the distiict surveyor. Mr. Finch, in stating his case, said the oth clause exempted the building, as it was employed for her Malesty's use under royal charter. He however relied principally on the 65th sod following sections of the act, which stated that applications should be made to the Metropolitan Board in oases of buildings which were inap. pliable to the Messed regulations of them*. Mr. Ingham wished to know bow be showed that this i building was inn pliable. Mr. Finch said, ea account of its sire, the area being 40000,000 of cubic feet, and also for its purpose. Mr. Kelk said to show still further that the building was altogether inapplicable he would draw attention to the act, which specified that the staircases and galleries must be fire-proof. If, then, these were carried out it would be impossible for the b uilding to be erected in the time. It was became the building weir for • temporary purpose that the Board of Works should step in. Mr. Ingham called Mr. Finch's attention to the 30th section, but he said he did not rely on that. Mr. Donaldsoo said he did, as it showed that the district surveyor must be applied to in the lint instance, and that he bad power to modify the rules. The defendant denied that, the district surveyor bad any power to modify the rules in public buildings. Mr. Donaldson submitted that the building was not one applicable to the rules and regulations, as the 30th section enabled the district surveyor to modify the act in respect of public buildings. The rules of the act were applicable to public buildings, and this was • public exhibition-room within the meaning of the interpretation clause. It wee only in the case where the district surveyor felt a difficulty that an application should be made to the Board of Works to determine the CAM. -- 167i• — gi•iii - Put it . to Mr. Donaldson as to whether the act applied to buildings at a temporary character. Mr. Desaldson held that it did, and that it did not apply to permanent buildings only. The intention of the act was that it should apply to every building, as the same mischief might arise in temporary buildings BA in the cases of a per. meeent character. As to the budding being erected under Royal Charter, it was got up by private individuals who raised the expenses out of their own pockets, and who ex pected to be nrimbursed and paid for their trouble. The defendant said they did not expect to be paid. Mr. Donaldson said he meant they expected to be relieved of the responsibilities. He then refined to his brother having been on the building committee of 1851, and was therefore anxious that this building should be erected, but at the same time he was bound to state that he was only • public officer and bad a duty to perform. Mr. Kelk, in reference to the Act of 1851, said it was an omission in the present Act, that a similar clause was not inserted, exempting the building front the operation of the Building Act. Mr. Ingham inquired whether the notice made any dif fanooe, as the district surveyor would have to be called is. The building mast be erected under the supervision of the district surveyor. Mr. Donaldson (the surveyor) was desirous of having his worship's opinion sa to the notice. Works wars now going on to an enormous extent, and if he went there he did not wish to hare his authority disputed. Mr. beam wished Mr. Plank to let him have a copy of the material parts of the eararaissioo. It stash him that the aim of the building bad wehing to do with the gaieties, nor of ite behe for temporary purpose. The which he saw was as to the contents of the Royal C h arter, which t lake the building altogstber out of the act of parlumw He therefore should like to know the powers of the Royal Charter. Mr. Finch mid he should be most happy to supply his worship with • copy. Mr. Kelk mid he thought the complainant was la= seder • slight mistake. The Metropolitan Beard twe eels of pleas ; when approved, one was kept by them, end the other woo set to As district 'armee. Their plane would be sent, and the Metropolitan Board would send Mr. Donaldson a set. He thought the receipt of the plans would be a sufficient notice. Mr. Ingham said if the plena were sent before the case waa again considered, it might affect the bearings of the proceedings. Mr. KAM said he would undertake that they should be sent. Mr. Dooaldson contended that even in that case it would not affect their jurisdiction. The summons was then adjourned until Wadneaday (this day) week, for Mr. Ingham to cousider the purport of the Royal Charter. BANK OF ENGLAND DISCOUNTS. TO TIT ZDITOIII OP TOT /1... X PRESS. SIEL,—It cannot be doubted that the value of money influences the great transactions of the world ; therefore the rise end fall in that value, as indicated by the rate of discount, must be interesting not only to the finan cier, the merchant, and the manufacturer, but indirectly to all classes of the community, by causing an increaes or de- crease in the price of all commodities. For the information of your readers I beg to annex the copy of a return which 1 have prepared and inserted in the fifth edition of my " Popular Tables," only adding thereto the facts published in the London Gaunt of last night.-1 am, &c., CHARLES M. WILLICR, Actuary, University We Assurance Society. 25, Suffolk-street, Pall-mall, S.W., May 18. The following TABLZ shows the alterations In BANK DpCOTNTS Iron lode to hell, with the Amount of BAXI 2401111 issued, and of BULLIOII held, at the respective periods; also the average price of it MCAT in each >ear, and the price of Three per Cent. Stock on the days of 'Change. sves4n3::§StanWil ffple I 3 10 ,.gv Kkk .1 .111 e, I : I . pF: : 41 1: p 4.: 141 -et . P Y I • v: ewewZ►~w~ ►M osam t s •••• •••• •••• 1 1-'1 TRAZYIO RETURNS. 17 F EPPPSP. P. P APPPPPP 1'; 111:gff f)Sfll. EitiONE 1 1 .411§3 sro;l3 ;x PryPOPA PPPP"' sfofoo .5 .0 itgJln. ,if!gJt initt t IEtEI PAP:..9.1 , ;:;;;PP §f J .mlsoii itgtilE• t SE ;2E1E211 EEEtE nWttm rate Per Cent. 7E E- . : ' t .L. Mika Tu. Mar- Total, Total laliWe.2B open 'entre chandiee UM 1e 5o We* ending May 2. S I £ Detroit sadeadlag Milwaukee lBl 946 1,895 2,851 1. 1 ,& Week May S. Buffalo and lake Heron— 161 1,192 gal Great Waller% 09 Ciesedia $46 ON 6,025 9,285 am geWeek ending Iley It. North Staffordshire' l4B am 8,4! Week endtng 8114,17. Limerick end Ennui Week coding Slay 10. Oliagon a South Weelaris ,r 4 8,297 ate Week ending May le. Great Laxembourg London and Illackwall North London • The above is eaolusive of inane due poder agreement vat the London and ?forth Weuteru Railway Company. WEATHIta RIPORT, asasss 4 - 8 5 5 65185,55 sass Fs - 4 w & • Ttrisnar, 2167 91, 8 TO 9 A.N. PP.P.PPP P. .P .IPPPPIP PP;PP i 4 P Ks K. D. T. C. 1. S. EfJ. T - !.- I .PEENE s if Pi:MP. totat .2 - 2 1 tlittili dog ........ i ._„_ 1 AMMO, X ALBS - Pius of Ammo as . . • p• WNW. UM — lnotwiec 110.:;70 98 U W. 17 D Ausossur .116 16 68 B.W. RAILWAY RILL& • PORMWM lO 67 66 W.O.W. 81151.51 lB 13 N.W. Guws7 U. U BS W. Committees on the following bills have been sp- scAasosoois 1031 be ss W. pointed to meet on the re.essembling of the house:--0n Lirmarool. 30.42 fin 54 W. Leven and Feet of Fife Railways ;on the Sittingbourns acid 0 „, va1zn1A ,..... n .,.••••• LI r o Ls 8.W. / Sheerness Railway ; Bognor Railway; and Nantlle Railway r —"---":: 30 , 3 , 0 0 6. . N . W . b bills; and on the Much Winkel Railway ; Worcester, Linos cis 30.42 60 55 W. Bromyard, and Leominster Railway ; Stourbridge Railway ; Dorn AV 81 61 21. W. b West Midland (new lines) ; and South Staffordshire Railway. POnsmoirri 110.46 63 69 R. in The returns just made to the House of Lords of the num- 76 . 314 .,_"• • ..., 30 . 46 „ „,e 6 56 A.N.W. in b her, description, and situation of the houses inhabited by '''TIMUTI ...: 7,,,1 ;i'i 57 14 . 74 7 .5. ' b the labouring asses, show that under the bill of the Man. Jzsair 10.46 Si 69 N. ti cheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway, the number oorszsmatc was An N. b of houses to be removed in Glossop amount to 47, dislike. Heron .31 40 W. re ing 235. prams • the number of houses to be tabu by the BREW Banbridge Extension, 46, occupied by 230 persona ;w , th e BATMEN - 10.28 Si —11.8. E. b gberystwith and Welsh Coast. UM houses. and 214 Laglic •• 3011 " Z' Committees on the following bills have been ap pointed to meet on the remsembling of the house Leven and &et of Fife Railways ; on the Sittingbourne and • Niemen Railway ; Bognor Railway ; and Nanele Railway bills ; and on the Mach Winkel Railway ; Worcester, Brotnyard, and Leominster Railway; Stourbridge Railway; West Midland (new lines) ; and South Staffordshire Railway. The returns Just made to the House of Lords of the num ber, description and situation of the houses inhabited by Wkbounng classes, show that under the bill of the Man. eliestcr, Sheffield, nod Lincolnshire Railway, the 011/011f of houses to be removed in Glossop amount to 47, dislike. kg 235 parsecs ; the number of houses to be taken by the I Banbridge Extension, 46, occupied by 290 person ' - the Aberystwyth and Welsh Coed, 158 homes, and 214 0:4; by the Bradford , Wakefield, and Leeds y, in Dewsbury, 67 houses', and 300 persons ; by the Rummy Railway at Macheh, Bedwaa, and Bed. welly, 272 houses, *ad 1,110 persons; by the Great North of Scotland Railway, 33 homes, and 450 persons. From similar returns made by undertalriogs other than railways, it mixers that the removal of houses and inhabi tants Is required to an equal if not gloater extent. For in stance, is the case of the River Tyne Improvement Naviga tion, the houses required to be removed will be 248, and the occupants 1,488; and under the Liverpool Improvement Bill, 35 houses with a population of about sto esc.h house, but it is represented in the return that the removal of a very much larger number would never be known or noticed in so large a place as Liverpool, into which they would be absorbed even at a few hours' notice. HEALPH or LONDOP. The weekly return issued by authority of the Registrnr.General, states that the deaths in London in the week that ended last Saturday were 1,219, the number in the preceding week having been 1,240. The avenge number of deaths as obtained from the returns of oding weeks in ten previous years 1851-60, and corrected for 's cream of population, is 1,171. Conaquently the deaths registered Lit week exceeded the estimated number by 48. births in the week exceeded the deaths in the am period by 716. Zymotic diseases in the aggregate wine fatal last week in 94.5 case*, whilst the corrected avenge of corresponding weeks is 267. . . . . . . NineTytaix deaths occurred from hooping-cough, 18 from wales, 21 from scarlatina , and 16 from diphtheria. Four infants died from syphilitic disease, 2 from want of breast milk. There were 159 deaths from phtbisia, 116 from bronchitis, and 80 from pneumonia. There were 5 deaths from burps and scalds, and 5 from nuffoca. tics. 2 deaths occurred from traumatic tetanus. A ma n, aged 55, died in the London Hospital, it is said, from • shook through witnessing au accident, and front effusion into pericardium." A clerk in the Victoria Docks, living at Brid rt.place, Horton Old Town, died from choleraic diarrhrea, 36 bourn." Certified. The son of a compositor, aged six years, residing at Great Unionatreet, London-read, Soushwark, died from "choleraic diarrium, 3 hours." Cer tified. The medical attendant remarks, the child wee in good health until the time be was attacked, and collapse supervened within an hour of his death." The widow of a corn chandler died in Stepney from exhaustion from want of proper nourishment. Three nonagenarians died during the week. _ . Last week the births of 1 013 boys and 922 girls, in all 1.935 children, were registered in London. In the ten cor responding weeks of the years 1851.60 the average number was 1,622. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height of the barometer in the week wu 30149 in. The biro metrical readuip fell to 29 , 14 in. at the beginning of the week, and rose to 3011 in. on Tuesday. The mean tempe rature of the air in the week was Mil deg., which is 01 deg. below the a of the same week in 43 years (as deter mined by Mr. her). The difference between the mean dew-point temperature and air temperature was 61 deg. The mean degree of humility of the air was AO, complete saturation being represented by 100. The thermometer in the shade rose to its highest point oe Thursday, 77 '9 deg. (The maximum temperature on this day was higher than on any day during the year 1860.) It fell to its lowest on Tuesday, 33/ deg. The extreme nap of the week was therefore 442 deg. The mean daily range was 231. deg. The mean temperature of the water of the Thames was 52'1 deg. The general direetics of the wind was north-east. MARKETS. COTMN.—Livrnroot, ILar 21.—We have had a good Mimes, doing in cotton, and the market close, very Orono : The males are 15,000 hales, including 14,000 American, 4 to Aid. ; 1,000 &trot, Md. to 6W. ; of white 8,000 are or speculation and export. The week's import is 65,108 balm. COTTON GOODEL—MsscHnerea, MAT 21.—Owing to unfavourable accounts received on Saturday from India. and the continued tightness in the money market, all descrip tions of goods suited for our Eastern dependencies are lower in price this week. Today the market for piece-goods go nerally is more depressed ; prices are mostly weaker than on Friday, and tending to • further reduction. In the yarn market there is no particular change to report. The tone is tut worse than last Tuesday, though there is but little business going on. The chief movement is in water-twist taken by German houses, at rates which are tolerably steady. Quotations of yarns have become very irregular, but are rather firmly held, considering the quiet state of the market, and that there is no longer soy inquiry for India. Yarns for the borne trade are also neglected, with some de cline in price. The stagnation of trade here is not affected at all by any increase of activity at Liverpool The stop page of works during Whitsuntide holid►ys is much more extensive than *mat, and the business of this week may now be considered at an end. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Litna, MAT 21.—The market wee quite of a holiday character this morning. There was a very limited attee> of both merchants and mane. lecturers in the halls, and the trammed:low were exceedingly few. 00EN.—Hom., Mar 21.—At to-day's market • mode rate supply of English wheat, which sells slowly at about last week's curnimey. Foreign supports late refs, but the business paring quite Mail. Barley slow, the Sae weather Buie the demand for malti po rt gri malaise& Beers mad per reedy. 0•46 sa former peter bat dismeadl rogristal. Fen* imbeds list week t—Wlsai, 9,862 qrs. • barley, 9,980 ; oats 3,067 ; beans, 2552 ; mu, 2,624; tares, 337; linseed aid rammed, 6,639. ( A i cakes, 232 tom ; bones, 341. Lars, 31Av 21.—The genial change in the weather ha, had ita usual depressing influence upon the minds of our buyers, who evince little or no disposition to pu rc h w wheat ; on the other hand, holders do not press isles, preferring to wait to see if the late deficient harvest will further affect prices. No other alteration. Idvantoor, MAY 21.—Wheat has bad only a slow s a l e at this morning's market, and on several parcels ex , ilxty a COUCelliioll of ld. to 2d. per cents! bee been made In ma tt to make clearances. Flour is cliff:cult to move. mid must be exited 6d. per barrel. and sack cheaper. lodise cum is offered at a reduction of fully tid. per quarter, without finding buyers, and some sales of mixed American sr, reported u low as 325. 6d., ex quay. Oats sod oatmeal steady in price, from scarcity. Beans, peas, and Lazier are each 6d. per quarter cheaper. The market has hrea pretty well attended, but a dun tone has ruled throughout. LYNN, MAY 21.—The weather continues fete, w i t h variable winds. At to-day's market the supply of wheat was moderate; all good eamples commanded fully lan Tuesday's rates ; low qualities but in little request, sad without alteration in value. Spring corn as last we t s, Per quarter imperil to the grower :-,-Wheat, white, 61110. to °albs., 64.. to 675. per imperial umbel. ; dip % red, 5611*. to 6211*., 465. to Ws. Barley, Lest Cheyalit, malting, 52ilba. to 5311).., 435. to 455. ; ditto, suss l'heTA liar ditto, 5111.. to 5211 m, 391. to 41s. ; ditto, distilling 6011*. to Mho., 31s. to 35m Oats. 36110. to 4211 a, 24.. to 2714 Beans, old, 6311*. to 651b5., 525. to 661. ; new, 6011*. to 64113.., vs. to 465. NEWCASTLE, MAT 21. The weather still continues favourable for the country, but rain would prove of essential service to the spring corn. At our market thl• mornise we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and fine samples being wanted for mixing, sold pretty easily, whilst at the same time the best descriptions of foreign were held very firmly, Ws. being refused ; choice nes yellow are down, whereas the best red prepared Danich was placed at 61e. to 61a. 6d. per 5041b5. )°lour was rather easier to purchase, but the decline was not nth. cieotly marked to justify any alteration in our currency. Other articles much as before. ILT t YLANATION. 11.—Barmastrar toereetod anal redueed to $2 dog. at mean se Laid : sack 10 feet, of vertical riot, Gauging about one-hundred% of an limb angnMeie • anal etidt 10 deg., above it deg., came nearly three buntbudtlia increeee. IL—Exposed tbermaaute In abode. N.-11iotatased bulb (for evaporation and dr. point). 111.—lltreetIon of wind C O palate left of rau code). 7.—Yoroe (1 to 19--mittmatod). C.--Cloed (1 1 0 I - Initials b, blue sky, e. clouds (didoebed) ; f, fog; b, ball. lightning: m, was.. Iwo); 0, evervost (duff ;r, van a. tax. t. thunder. 8. earAlaMrb. ire, (1 tO9). SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OABETALTY. Palestine. hence to Lasko. abandoned, wet pent& an the I' of April. b S y . dr emirs! Nowell, arrival at Boston —t• e / ‘ sorkii !?okod are* Erig Vl' aid to of Bai Bebast4 !action A R Oa ll* Cancer Mt C E g VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. African, from London for Auckland, 16. Z., Marr_h 17, let. 3N , low 23 W. British Lion, from Madras for London, Jan. 20, lat. 2 N., la 21 W. Oregon, from Newport for King George's Sound, Jan. 15, bd. Ii N., lon. 26 W. ?Beebe Dunbar, from Bombay for London, April 10, Ist. S 3. leo. ft H. Pomona, from London for Singapore, Feb. 4. Telgonsouth, from London for Calcutta, March 4, tat. 40 0 , loc. L Veteran, from Liverpool for Bombay, Feb. 17, lot. 37 i; 10 W. Walter Frederic, from Bombay for London, March 22, lot 22'. len. K Witch of the Teen barque', from Geelong for London 01 dsli. April 10, lot. 13.30 1., lon, 40,82 W. Westward Lo, from London fur Luseachee, April 1. FRENCH WINES. —The Aigle de Toulouse pub lishes a decree from the Minister of Finance, extending to all France the permission to mix alcohol with wines In. tended for exportation. Hitherto only certain depertm , to the privilege, which has been frequently solicr,l rtri:lhamber of commerce of Toulouse and the me growers of the Haute Garonne. The decree provides th.it the addition of the alcohol must always be made is tie presence of government officers, who are to take note cf the natural strength of the wines, and of the quantity alcohol added. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH:, BIRTHS. BROOMIIALL —May 17, artiroe venor.road, Clmighton, lee .• shire, the wife of Mr. E. Broanhall. of adaughter. CLAELL—May 20, at H. John's-perk road, Haverstorkhill wife of C. If. Clarke, Esq., P.S. .A. of a eon. DAVl6.—May 19, at Elgon.street, Finsbury, the wife of Mr. U . Dar* of a son. FLOWEIL—May 18, at Hill House, Tootingeommon, the *1 1, . 4 P. W. Flower, ley., of a daughter. FOL—May 19. at Gloucester. place, llydepark.gardeur, of G. Fox, Esq., of a daughter. INGZAII.—May 17, at Holly-terrace, Highgate, the wile Her. H. M. Ingram, of a eon. MACKENZIK—My 17, at Fawley Court, Henley of the wife of E. Mackenzie, Meg. of a son. MORRIIMON.—May 16, at East lodge, Belmont, 1 16 0 44 . wife of D. H. Morriaros, New, of a daughter. INVIRE..—May 19, at Orchardatreet, Portman.square. the we of W. feealre, Esq., of a daughter. VERSCHOYLL —May 19, at Chapeletreet. Briar* e Res.re wife of Lleut.-00louel Verschoyle, Grenadier ...ear& daughter. MARRIAGES. BARRATT—WHITE.—May l& at St. Johifs, Manchester . Rev. J. B. Wilkinson, W. Barrett, Req., of Manche.' Mary Salt, daughter of Mr. F. Whit& of Carlton ter., Oreenheys. BURY—BROWN.—May 18, at St. Mary's, Islington, by fly J. T. Manley. James Bury. son uf the late W. Bury, IA Bury, Lancashire, to Anne kalzabeth, daughter of U. lirvL• Req of Mortlake. CAMPBELL—WIIITESIDE.—May 18, at the Cathedral. theater, by the Rev. H. H. Westmore, M.A., Mr. W. carnalot to Margaret. daughter of Mr. T. Whiteside, both of FLUDER—WRIOUT.—May 14 at North Welshers, NorAt the Rev. J. Murray, C. 1. Studer, Fam.. of 41100 4 " Augusts Emily daughter of the IMe Captain J. Wright t FREEMAN—ALLF.N.—Ma,y 18, at hackney, henry of Mr. T. S. Freeman, of Dalston-rise, to Luc/. &lig ht° the late J. Allen, Mag., of Southern Hants. INCIHAM—WILKINSON.—May 16, at Kirk Deighton. Virden Yorkshire. by the Rev. Dr. Ocldart. LLD.. taPta ork-ho l" son of J. Ingham, Ksti., of Blake hall, Mirdeld, V..t. Maria Mizahrth, daughter of the Rev. C. W. Wilkinv , t , Inpnanthorpe Hall, Wetharby. DEATHS. BALL—May 19. at Victortioterntre. WeathnureellTo" . r 4l water, Sarah Louisa, wife of J. K. Ball. aged 25 . BLIMICHLRY.--May 16, Ellen. wife of Mr. J. 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