The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-17 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. i 0111 MC OF LORDS.—TIMIDAT, MAT 16. ?be LORD CHANCILLOI took hM MA on the woolsack at bun o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. flu follsoing bills were read • third tiros and pond : The Wed earn Railway ; F•lgibin Gen ; Glasgow mod &nth Western Railway ; Gosport Gas ; London, Brighton, rd Beath Gout Railway ; &ick Gee ; East London Jaws, Onsvw and South Western Railway (Oity of giliellW Venn) B&. THE SEWAGE UTILIZATION BILL Lead HAVENSWORTH having pretested • petition lir ia ez es t i Oorporadoe of Birmingham to (moor of this bill, to we its second reading. The bill was of a =ioharester. It would ecnble Jowl authorities in ard cities, and parishes, to take steps for purifyin& the rivers sad streams in their immediate neighbourhood, as their might damn judicious ; sad it also provided powers for Monibutiag the sewage over the land, which could aloes drab it, sod at the same time be bombed by it. The bill did sot interfere with any existing rights, es it did not Dodds my . comprilsory provides'. He hoped therefore that their lordship, would agree to the principle of the bill. Objentions might be urged to nape of its details, but these end be hot condors& in committee. Loot REDESDALE mid he had no objection to the principle of the bill, but be thought its details were eaCs of being improved In committee. Earl of LONGFORD expressed hie Empire that Lgiatioa upon this subject should have been so long de layed. The measure was coe wall deserviag the favour able eanderatice of their lordships, as it was calculated to lee& to sanitery and agricultural improvement. The bill was then reed • nomad time. MARRIAGES (LAMBOURNE) BILL. Oa the motion of the Bishop of Oiroan, this bill we Mod • third tiros and pried. METROPOLITAN HOMELESS POOR BILL Nati DE 3REY sad ILLEON, is moving that the house should go into committee on than bill, mid that the open tioa of the temporary Homeless Poor Bill, which had ex pired on last Lady•day, bad been moot satisfactory, and thopreent bill, which was similar in its provision and per- Melbelli In its character, wee paned without say expression of di sent in the other house of pertinent. Until the bill bed pared then was inadequate provision in the metropolis for the casual pox, bat under On provision of the bill add& acooramolation was provided for the moot poor is +every union in the metropolis except thee& Is no fewer them ?Judaea, in which before the peados of the act the prevision tor thin class of poor was inenfadeet, it was sow adequate sod ample. But in several of the onion it was set of a permanent nature, owing to the fact that the bill of • last year was but • temporary measure. They welly 101,41•11 T, only waiting until the present bill peened in order to radio the onotomodatimi permanent. Before in therm- ' all the lag of the bell there wee aeoonimodation provided it endow for 997 panne only, and that was very unequally 'distributed ; now than was proper and suitable provision made for 1,578 poor pereon e . in the mouth of January hit the highest number amnia' poor admitted and shel tered on any oos night wee 620, and the highest nrmber who were received into the refuges in the different parts of the metropolis was 955, being • lesser number than wean "iodation was provided for. This he regarded es • very satisfactory regale to have been obtained in a few mouths from the operation of a temporary sot He should motion that the act had been approved of by the boards of guar dims, and they ware now willing to do all in their power to gin it full effect. As the bill now stood • clause bad been sided which provided that the police should have pewee to conduct poor persons coming under the Mosoription of casual paupers to the wards of the ;articular . district, and that they should be there upon rewired and 'haltered. That system had been adopted is some parts of the country, sad had been found to work satidectorily. The provision was reeommaded by the sommittee of last year, and it was considered desirable to give the casual poor the additional protection which it was eadenlated to afford. (Hear, bear.) After remarks from the Earl of CASSARVON and Fad Rethermenner, The home then went Jute committee on the bill and prod that suns PRIVATE BILLS COSIIi BILL. The sisendrceeta introduced by the Commons in this Val were conaidered and speed to. DISTRICT CHIJRCHFS TITHE BILL. This bill was read • third time and pawed. The Oxford University (Vineries Foundation) Bill was road • sewed time. The District Church Tithes Bill and the Isle of Man Dia afforestatioa Bill were read a third time sod passed. In reply to • question from the Earl of Hain:mice; The Duke of SOMERSET said thee it wee the intention et the Admiralty to propose the abolition of the rank of muter in the royal navy, and • bill would shortly be laid upon the table for that purpose. The Earl of HARDWICKE deprecated any such pro poesl, as the masters ?here in reality the pilots of the royal navy, and great injury would be done to the service if the office were abolished. Their lordships adjourned at a quarter to 7 o'clock. IitOUSB OF COMMONS.—Thistua, ICILY 16. The SP11•1111 took tbe shah' at 4 o'clock. PRIVATE 131713LNESS. The following bills were read • third time Lad passel.— Crioff Junction end Scottish Central Railway Companies Dueblana, Down. and Callender and Scottish Central Railway Companies • North and South Wiltshire Junction Railway ; Port Talbot Company ; Solway Junction Rail war •, Southampton Gas ; West Bromwich Improvement, anal Wrexham, Mold, and Consoles Quay Railway (Eston ian) Bills. METROPOLITAN MARKET BILL. On the motion for the second reeding of this bill Mr. COX objected to the bill, because mad its provisions maetiorted the oonmsion of two large building into model lodging-houses, and moved that it Ise read • wood time that day three months. Mr. CRAWFORD mid that the object of the oorporation of Loudon was to utilise the houses in question, which ware of no on as hotels. and by their measly to afford accommo datke to many of the working ol•mm who bedbug recently drifts out of their berms by "abbe Improverneeto. At promnt the corporation had no power to take the buildings down, and he thought that the em to which they were pro proud to be put wee • most resimoable one. Mr. Alderman SIDNEY did not nee any ground far objeeting to the wooed readisig of the bill. The corporation were at present losing 5,0061. or 6,0001. a year by the mar kets, and it would be unreasonable to provost them from ressfying some return from the buildings referred to, espe cially as by the mode proposed they would not only be alibiing the buildings, but maiming • benefit upon the working clams. Mr. AYRTON recommended the hon. member for Fins bury to withdraw hisameedrneot, which Mr. Cox consented no do, and the bill was reed a wood time. AURICULAR CONFESSION. Mr. WHALLEY pro notice that on Tuesday next he mould move for Isere to bring in a bill for enforcing the kw against &Regal ayes and ordinanoss of the church of lagikad in respect to the practice of auricular confession. 'METROPOLIS (PAVING AND LIGHTLNG.) Sit W. FRASER gave notice that OD To/edgy the 13th of June he should move an address to the crown for a com mission to inquire into the operatics of the Act 18 and 19 Victoria, cap.l2o, so far as it related to the paving, lighting, and claiming of the metropolis. THE LORD CHANCELLOR AND THE LEEDS BANK. RUPTCY COURT. Mr. FERRANDgave notice of his intention to move next 'Tuesday for a select committee to inquire into all the dr ommatenose canopied with the retirement of Mr. Wilde from. the registrarship of the Leeds Bankruptcy Court, end the granting of his pension ; else into the et:cumulates& of the appointment of Mr. Welch, be eooteinplated resignation ge exchange. sad the intended appointment of the Hon. Bichntd Bethel in his plate. : BELFAST OOMMIRSION. Mr. HENNESSY intimated that Mr. O'Reilly would ea the 13th of Julie call attestiow to the report of the ilelfalt Commimaioe, sad more resolutiosathereou. BREECR.LOADING RIFLER. Mr. H. VPllANasked the Under Secretary for War if Ike committee on converting the Enfield rifles into breech loaders had reported ; and, if co , whether they bad recom mended any plan for the adoption of the government And whether ft wee true that an order bad been given, s or was about-to be given, for the conversion of 60,000 rifle on the Noose Storm pri nciple. The Marquis of HARTLNCTON replied that the report • th•Ordnanee Selo* Committee on this subject had been mostved, but it war Doi entirely favourable to any one of the systems of onivenice which were submitted to that. It wee, however, still possible that al a temporary menu,* • while number of Enfield rifles might he converted upon 4WD of these systems, or a modification of one of them. The subjeot was still under consideration, and it was therefore not tree that any order had been green for the oonveraioo of 10.000 rinse upon the Roust Storm, or any other principle. As moo as • datum was arrived at he would state it to the biome, and if hoe. mmebein wished he would also produce the report of the select committee on the nib** (Hear.) Burma TROOPS IN AFRICA. Levi IitTANLEY salted the Beenriary of fiat; for the Co blabs. whether these was official coefirmatioa of the report sentries& in yeeterday's (lloedaja) African iatelligence, to the *fiat that • fresh war bad blokes out amass the tribes soy Logos, and that British troops had taken part in thin war ; and, if so, whether moth interference had takes plum by order, or with the pension**, of the Britiab government. He wished also to harm, whether the papers would be laid 4U the,table. Mr. CARDWILL bad received Geoid ecalirmatlea of the reports to whisk hi noble triad referred. It was sot, however, of a sew wee which bad brakes sat meats the tribal it Imam, bet, ea the tostrery, of the tansleatlea of that war whisk had so keg prevailed, sad whiok bad been %Needed with each disastrous etas to tie esionyt It was tree that British troops bed taken part is tb deeisive seine by whisk the war was tensiasied. That biterfamme was sot I. eensequenoe el say eaten lam the berm .ormernmetit—ell the ceders from hoses bevies strioil~wfaf neolaterfereees is native eesaicte. The esanesei however, jastilled the step he bad Vise ma the peeled of the threatened invasion of the miaow, sad an • scalar.. therefore, of self.defeses. The soonest received IV hi. (Mr. Cardwell) to the conviction that the affair bed bees conducted with very mei skill sad pllantry by a TEE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1866: easy inferior faros • t a Dinah superior force, and that the !Walt was vs suers withal{ the lose of • single' Mea of her Maisety's imps. He slmeald him great in laying the papers en the table of the hoses. Beat, bsar.) THE mama MUSEUM. Mr. H. SEYMOUR asked the governmset when they wield being la their scheme for the ealargemeet of the arid* Museram, and if it would be before swarm bops les empuste, in satimpation of the general election. (Hear.) Mr. COWPER rid that Let year • plea was prepared for the erectioe of the building for the proper receptiou and exhibitke of the clone history oollection In the British Menrant. That plea was early Is the autumn of last year sranamitted to the trustees for their consideration. He wee at pigment in oommunication with the trustees as to the ttetsdie of the plan, which had sot yell been Really adopted, I sad he was Dot therefore at present obis to state *reedy I wb the plan would be acted upon, but no non delay would occur in the preptraMea of the estimate= would be laid ea the table with the plan. Mr. SEYMOUR—Deem Ms scheme involve thews/ages al the departments, and the removal of one cc several te Beath Kensiogtoe ? (Hew, hear.) Mr. COWPER—The plan is for the erestion of • building to oontain all the manna history collections apes the 'vacant eihibiti r m e ironed—("Oh, oh," sod borglitar ) — whisk was by the govereesset with the views( these very Minis being placed there. This, therefor" seems a neesmary miquenoe to the previous step which the government have !alum (Oh, ols.) Mr. GREGORY—What we want to know la whether the house will be affordectan opportunity of exprieslog an opt nice se to whether el:Tiara! history eollecidco should be moored to IC eosin ,or whether the decision will be deferred till hon. gen omen have gone back to their eon. stiluents. (Hear, hem.) , Mr. 00WYER—The qnestion has that veguenees is it that it refers to a period as I understand when the hon. pattern= is a bout to vidt his constitusats. ("Oh, oh," end laughter.) The ordinary worse of taking the some of the house In these metiers is by the production of an esti ' mate which the home pewee or rejects ma it plasma. The estimates will be radioed es nee as the preliminaries for I its formation are prepared. kep unwilling to enter into • prophecy upon the subject, but I am now to communication with the trustees about the plan, and when it Is fully sired upon sad the estimate be in my pons sloe, net • moans* delay will take place ie laying it upon the table. (Hier, hear.) Mr. A. SMITH—When do the government propose to ie. troduce their bill? because that will determine the question of the separation of the oolleotions. We do sot want to keow myth* about the estimste till we have decided whether the nolleetion shall be removed. Mr. COWPER—The hoe. member seems now to object to proceeding by an estimate. No notice has been given of the quest on about the bill, sad I am not therefore pre pared to answer it. PATENT LAW& MUSIC. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Fide tio wera performed last night, with Menlo. Titles ia the character of Lemma—the most beautiful epees, and as most rateeeding heroine personated by the greatest straw Gs the musloal stage. We need not describe • performance which has so often excited the feelings of the sediesees at Her Majesty's Theatre to the highest pitch of 'atheism. This incomparable artist never shone more brightly ; voted wife in colours more beautiful or more true to nature ; never showed more strikingly the power of melody u the language of parka end (1110041012 ; 00000 achieved a more brilliant triumph. The crowded audience seamed to feel that they could not sufficiently uprise their admiration and delight, and the hoes repeatedly rug with their vehement and protracted scobtmations. De other respects the representation of this dramatic cArl i'surre wes exoellent. The character of Frames° was outsized by Dr. Gone, who, our readers will remember, appeared at this theatre last sewn. Leal sighs Ise wee completely anoceasfuL He has • very be tenor voioe, sang like as accomplished ennsiciu, looked the character well, acted with 'meniscus and feel ing, and was received with the favour due to his merit. Bentley was in every respect the best Pisarro we has ever seen ; the humane jailer, ROOOO, wee effectively sustained by Signor June& ; and the little, bat very pleuras part of Marsilius was admirably performed by Mollie. Sluice, who acted with mash sprightliness, and sang the very pretty music of the part with a sweet voice and Os man purity and correctness. In short, Fsdelio, as now per. formed at Her Majesty's Theatre, is as pest • treat as say lover of the opera an deals. In answer to Mr. Cox, The A/TOR-NET-GENERAL said a bill to amend the laws relating to patents had been in course of procreation, and it was folly expected that it would have been intro duced this melon but further cao dderation had rather added to than diminished the difficulties attending the 'ab ject, and he thought it would be hopeless to propose a bill with any prospect of peeing it this year. THE LORD CHANCELLOR AND THE LEEDS BANKRUPTCY COURT. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL—With reference to the cordon put to me yesterday by the hon. member for I Devcaport (Mr. Termed), wish to say that since I gave I my newer I have received a letter from Mr. Welch the registrar of the Leeds Court of Bankruptcy, which ought to have reached me before the house met yesterday, in which be requests me to make a statement which would have added more completences in one point to the answer I gave. (Hear, hear.) He says, with regard to himself, that be was naciandittonally appointed in July last by the Lord Chancellor to the Aloe of registrar of the entrt of Bain rung at Leeds, and that be was not then, and has not doom been, in premiere been, health. Then, es to the suggestion that Mr. Bethel went down in February last and attended the court, and stated that be had been appointed. Mr. Welch says that Mr. Bethel—who, I believe, was on a visit to Mr. Welch persoually Fe bruary last— (a need—did not thee, or at any other time, attend the Leeds Court of Bank ruptcy ; and he adds that all the officials to whom he has spoken deny that Mr. Bothell ever told as; of than that ha was appointed registrar, or that they ever said so, and they said that they did not awn know Mr. Bothell's personal appearance. (Hear, hear.) I have nue • letter from Mr. Bothell himself, width is substantially to the same effect. EAST INDIA (CIVIL SERVICE). Mr. A. MILLS directed attention to the existing reguls dons for the examination of candidates for the civil service in India • and moved for a copy of all oorrespoodence on the subjoin between the India-office and the Civil Semis* Com missioners which had not yet been laid before parliament. The motion was seconded by Mr. B. COCHRANE. Remarks wart also made by Mr. WIWI ; and Lord STANLEY offered several suggestion with a view to the improvement of the genie of examination for the civil service of India. The discussioe was continued by Mr. H. Seymour, Mr. Smiled, Mr. Grant Duff. Mr. Henning, Mr. Rinsed, Mr. Tonna sad Sir F. Elgin& Sir 0. WOOD defended the system of examination pur sued, on the pound that it had been recommended by • eommission, consisting of Lord Macaulay and several gen tlemen of great university distinction. The principle upon which the subjects for examination were selected was not that of giving a preference to any particular kind of educa tion or learning, bat of affording students in any part of the British dominoes the opportunity of grenade( themselves for examination with a view to entering the civil service and the examination was so conducted as to teat not the knowledge of the candidate on any particular subjeoymt his general Intellectual attainments. It was unto be domed that these examination had an inevitable tendency to encourage cramming ; but that was not • peculiarity of the compe titive system in the Indian civil service ; for "coaches" which was analogous to it, was well known in all our public schools and universities. Them was no objection to pro ducing the papers asked for ' namely, the report of the avil Service Commissioners and the appendix thereto, both of which would be shortly laid upon the table of the house. After a few words from Mr. VANUTTAIT, the motion was withdrawn. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT. _ Mr. NOFFAT2 brought wider notice the report of the select committee on the Bankruptcy Act of 1861, and the stinting state of the laws in regard to debtor and creditor, and moved, "That in the opinion of this huge the report of the select committee on the Bankruptcy Act of 186 L deserves the precept and serious consideration of her Majesty's government . The hon. gentleman argued that the psesest system was costly and ineffective, and that it would be far better to allow creditors and debtors tomes's* their own affairs without the interference of the legislature. If thin were dons, the fradulent creditor could be dealt with by the criminal law, and the Court of Bankruptcy would do nothing but collect and distribute the nuts of insolvent estates. The motion was seconded by Mr. AYBTON, who was speaking when the house was counted, and forty members not being present, an adjournment took place at twenty minutes put S o'clock until 12 this day. THE ALLEGED ILL-TREATMENT or PAI7PEEB AT 9r. PANCRAS WORM:IOOSL —Mr. Formal, metropolitan Poor. law impactor, opened an inquiry on Monday as to actin allegations which had been made by a pauper named George Grant io a letter &thinned by him to the sitting magistrate at Clerkenwell police court, in which he charged the authorities of St. Pancras with having incarcerated him le the separation ward for several weeks, to the great detri ment of hie health. The charge was that between the 29th March and the let May, the date of the letter, he sad James bad been incarcerated in the separation ward, and that for 33 consecutive days Grant bad not been allowed to approach within some distance of the door of his place d ounosment. Being but a few yards from the dead.house, they described the stench as frightful, and they had also to suffer from the stench of a closet mid urinal, Itc. Mr. Mani- son, muter of St.Pancras Workhouse. was first exemined. He said both Grant and James had been almost constantly mates of the workhouse. Great had lost his right hand in the machinery at the workhouse. His conduct in the Mime had been generally good. He had not had to coefitio he had never been refractory or punishable. Jemes's cam racier had been unexceptionable sad civil. He bad sheet sight, and very week eyes. On the 29th of March he received orders trom the directors so endue Grant and Jamas in the aspiration ward. He carried out that order as soon as he could. He understood the separation weld to be a punishment ward where refractory men are kept, to separate them from the others. He had not reported either of them as refractory. Some six weeks before that be had reported Grant for an alleged robbery on another noon. James was in company with Grant when the Mr bay was supposed to have been committed. He reported teas • man lost SOON 51. or 81., which be had aceideatelly left on his bed. The result was that both were sant to Ike separation ward, on the supposition that they were cos- mood in the robbery. He considered the ward in whisk Great was a separation ward, but not a punishment ward. The dietary was somewhat lower than the able-bodied men had. The usual time that paupers had bees kept in that ward when they bed been refractory was from seven to eight days, but be bad kept one is for live months, who bad bees convicted for an indecent assault upon a little girl is the house, and sentenced to four mouths' imprisonment ; and whoa he came out, in order to preserve the morality of t h e establishment he put him into the separation ward, and I kept him there for live months. That men was Grant. He reported what he had done to the board and they approved of his conduct. At that time the had a yard attached to the ward 100 feet long, but the Railway had shoe taken the greeter part of it from them. The ward wee well ventilated and Wised, and the clothing was indlleiset. It might, te fact, be coatidomed • class ward, lie. J. Roberts, the readout medical otilosr, de., posed that he visited Great is the separation ward, aid did net order his removal, became be did not consider that' he required it. On the gad of May be thought he required epee air exercise, bat did not see the ouster to order it. Oa the next day he new Grant, and he looked so ranch better that be did not thisk it seoaewry to order it. The diet these la somewhat less than is the able-bodied mai'e ward, bet quite snMeieot. Oa the next board day after he new Gnat the bond told him to order Grant openair ausoise, sad he did so. Grant now laid he wee better, but be (wit awe/ wild not perceive it. la reply to Mr. Collins. he said that he was allowed to cedar say amount of medical comforts he liked for the pitiable. The inquiry wee adjourned. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE• YORK SPRING MEETING. —TvisDAY. Tan Caivra Orissa of 5 town mob, with 50 added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; anion' pesalties and illowimem. Om mile. (6 subs.) Mr. Inesterman's Lounge. by Sweetmeat—Down with the Desk S yrs, 7st elb (Inc. eta or) (ear. Vol 711 O. Nobl e 1 Mr. Osborne's Lady Comrdale, 5 yrs, Mt rub (Carroll Lord Olsagurr's Minh, I yrs, iist 10lb Mee. 10Ib Ofordhaall 3 The Inn also no. Bettis( : 9 to 4 opt The lota, S to 1 tirt • Lostsp, 7 to eget Led of Oecardala. hod to INO Ma* Tao STALES of 5 eon. nab, with 50 said. for 2.yr-olds ; colts, SA 10lb ; sad goldiap, Bst ; winners antis an beaten allowances. T.Y.O. Five for longs sod 44 yards. (34 subs.) )Cr. hodpasa's Valentine (deter to King of Greece), by adsaim—Laid of Corinth, eat 61b (Morris) 1 Captain arm's Castanet, Mt 4lb (Fordham) Leed Zeinind's Credulity, list 41b Ba- II Tbe following also raw :—Maptaxerd, Odds. MurllM, chelor, Applecrom 110011113, and Chessman. &Wog sto 4 ass t Valentine. 100 to 30 apt Osiris, 10 to 1 apt °animist, and 100 to 9 offered apt say other. Tail GREAT NORTILIMJI HANDICAP of 200 sore. in sipecia, added to • sweepstakes of 20 nova. ma, 10 ft, and co y 5 if declared ; winnows extra. Two miles over the old oouras. (72 sute.,l9 of whom pay 5 son. forfeit.) Mr. W. Hudson's Cathwlral, by Newminster—Stolen Monson* 4 yrs, 7st 41b (Wbitele) 1 Mr. W. S. Scott s Stanton, aged, Ist 11Ib dwindles no ;carried 7st ISb) (Iforftam Mr. Jackson's Sioewlnd, E yrs, gat 71b Mammon The following also ran:—The Clown, Weloome, Claxton, Gon dola, Brown Breed. Macbeth, and Club Queen Le Teacquee was struck out at 8.30 a.m., and Backfoot at 3.25 p.m. on the day of the rms. Mr. Harbor declared 113 Win with Macbeth. Tat STAND Swum of 5 sovs. eaoh, with 50 added ; 2-yr olds, 7st ; three, 9st ; four, 10st 31b ; fivo sad upwards, 10st Blb ; tallish showman. T.Y.O. Five futicep 44 yards. (6 subs.) Mr. Dawson's fby Tom Bowline—Rolle, i yrs, ea Illb (40L) (Cameron) 1 Mr. H. Hair. Patrick, rm Set (SOLI Mr. J. Osbornes SLAW to Bombay, S yrs, (t o o (Wit II The following also ran :—Cronstadt, Jolly Boy, and W blne. Mr. Howson &doted to win with the Melia Ally. Hotting: Even on the Relic filly, sad 3 to 1 met Portal& Tax Minos Bon Our of 2 sovs. each, with 50 added, far half bred bunters; mooed to receive 10 son. ; 4-yr-olds, llst ; eve, 12at tlb ; six and aged, 12st 91b ; winners extra ; gentlemen Mere. Two miles - and a half. (15 sato.) Mr. James holidays Ousterick, by Maroon, 5 yrs, ltst Sb (Mr. (0 S. Thompson) 1 Mr. H. lambert's Mischief, 4 yrs.llm7lb (Mr. C. Boyntoo) . Mr. Piteous Hoanota d blue, byre Mat Lb( Mr.Masterton) The following also ran :—Bointou Lass, Volunteer, and Rosemead, Betties: 7t04 on Miaelelei, sod sto 1 each apt Gast on* and Bonnets o' Blae. Tax KSAVIIIMIRS PLATS of 100 love. in epees; 2.yr-olds, 7st; three, Bst 121 b; mares and geldions allowed 31b; win ning psoaltise; ellowenere. Halt a mg& Abr. Hales Roderick Random, by Gemini dl Vergy HIM Murry, 3 yrs, Bat 121 b • (Cunene.) 1 Captain Gray's Venice, yrs, iist 21b (Challoner) Mr. G. Ringrose's Lady Sykes, S Mrs, bat Mb (Garry) The following also ran f by The Cure, Brother to CM- S/limos, I by Saunterer, Wild Poppy, Rusher, Rod Berk Geist, snd Holstein. Betting: 5 to 4 on Lion, 5 to 1 apt Roderick &adorn, sad 100 to 8 bar two. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. DIARY. 6to 1 apt The Duke ;uff, 100 to 8 apt Oppressor (t sad trtol) off, oto 1 Archimedes (t) Il6to 1 Chnsimas Carol 10 to 1 Gladlateur (off) (t) 11 to 1 Wild ChArlay (1) 115 to 1 Roderick SAD -16 to 1 Brambles (t) don (off) BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. DERBY. 6to 1 apt The Duke 031 t, I 10 to 1 apt Otadlateer (off) tl to 1 Archimedes 12 to 1 Wild Chariey(t, iwsuted) 1000 to 10 Zambesi (t) SARK SMITS. TlLer9l Mini =non, Crosastreot, Islington, trarallor to • stationer, to sarresder May 29, st 11. lininpar lemma OUT. Pttnonrroad, Lambeth, late snitssilor, — Biay 211, M 12. WlLuall HERAT PALMIII, Camberwell-toad, eemetarf to •OM company, lam 29, ,, :t rm Janne Hams Mamas, -et., Battersea, ballder,MaYeke l lls. JOU= Tann. T walk, llnabeg,baker, May Ife, at 11. WILLIAM Wass, Jul. . Blatant:set, Cubltertown, We of Dogs, jonramman carpenter, May 19, at U. AUWollai Weenot.,Odßeacequare, tafice. Mayta, at 11. anonan Hone, INgh Wycombe, elmtrmaker, Jabal. MIL Una, Reasaannow, Zeateameag, bedlam, Jane I, at 111 bluely MULLAD., NIONONNIMMA, Gao loon and Pel ham-greet, Bentalletes, pickle manntactarer, Jane I, at It CHASMS Mar thiesemai,Queen Annaetreet,C.mendieh-equare, captain In the armyy, InviNden, Jane I, at 1. LOCI. Bona. Tnleyolrest, mea'e.llelda, teller, May SI, att. Tutor= GOODMAN, WoNMINIME, serlveser, Jane 7, at lt iht Col.a,Clarksea-et. Naat.Hachney-roaa,pastrycook,MaySl,atL NDOVAND 81/NIMAIN, NOIMOONOIN, fillty,lsepotterof lemeygoona, May 34 at I. (Mous DtpData,Graitiamerstreekllortoa.boot mansifictune, June 7, baron. 8A122110201132W Welllwton•plam, Camberwell, and Belt DookArbart Mateo. backs. May_3l. WILLUM OWITON and Tatomaeleu.ium Corrom, Weetbremerlelt, Wonteunden, May IS, at It Wettest. Beam Daiwa, Mote•aappoou-Trott. tanor t Mar 11, at It, Musa Gum, Molrerbamptea. Wm. JUDO t at 12- Huai Jolla AalloLD, 1216nriar, etreisbatar, Janet at It JOSHUA Join and MOULD DatimaJOlMlt Chaliord, Wormater shire, aad Aldermaabam grebe, merelmate. *May al, ea 11. Jolla FAX UM and JONI TIIOIIAI, Olonossine, wins mer• $l, It iL Jong Manta Etelas.aa, Bristol, bill abotalataa, Boirfs. Gionositersbirs, morebant, May 111, at 11. JAMBS Urn" IbLeaar, bolsi lamer, May 27, at Bono= lisdenth, Cornwall, dotter In snaky shuns, May tie, at 11. wauaxHQsr PVT!. Brisham, Devonshire, maw mariner, May 27, a$ 11. WILLEM ALU ILLIIROW , York, made sonar, May id, ai 11. Maar MOM, Leads, draper, May 22, at 1 1 . WILLSAII Brearaig, Leeds, machine manufacture., May OAS 11. Moans alidder, Great Ortmeby, draper, May IL at 12. /WHAM Telma 11ali0.liaptoo-upoa-liall,palater.alay Mall& .1010 /Ladoga, Liverpool, hardware dealer, Jams f, at 11. donut loam, Llairwg, Deabighahlm, doctor d Melletho, 1110.11 LAM' Nft7ll7ll GALATIA cheats-G. Yen= dna R. Fotu Warner, e m u. talon-J. Dore and J. Goodman, jun., Little Arass i ZZ z wa t.t ros t, nonea-Jessph lowland, sem tinemed), Joh; 'Wall OP IMIXIMISI ARO Jana TAIIBOII.BIB TO 11 lowland, sea, and John Rowland, jun., Oldham. mo m nen, me cir =Joseph Rowland, sea-L Rapt, a rr . ,. co oeuni un s c : aimuncnr ar 081102 . BAsainAl OS ru cur ssazinaß. l w conei mmitacture.4 Y. sweignica, Imachaster, cades.beam wow,: - T. limadas am& T. Wilbakinalana. ciao W. V. Inalander cad a. Goableday t mar Reenn an adok emear-fl. Ratcliffe and & ignh o h un . d : Tarlnddre, and Rochdale, La .:4,1111n woollen man - L I. Lin, 8. G.l la. sad A. R. Lee.Bartaah, Conn& or ter as resarde R. L las -R. 8. Whaley sad C. Y. No* . Mahan and Oewahlarelall Lanceetdra Joynion and Hannah Rat imam, Chemerec."67Zowirs.."l - Yonne and L P. Yams. Wlreack Camentomio. amber merchants-Richardson. natal, and Co_., dos, and Maid* manduala, so tar as mar& W. 800TCR IRQVIRTRATIONB. MICAS MUM, Onicalocit V 121.11. 12•Indo, a ft dealar, May 81, at the Caladadsa Hotel. limner. muirrawAss, wet% dos dealt& Way he, at the Genoa Area NARIEBTki. TALLOW. TIMMY &MM. The owl* gm steady So4lsy. Scot, saw, 40s. ; aid, 40s. ; Jae, 406. 34. to 40A 6L ; October to Dumber, DA ix i s 41s. 9d. Delivery to kat surto& 147 otets ;to ay**. COTTON.-I.miarool, MAT 16.—i stimily without Asap ha prior. asks iaday, 10,000 1 1 224. 2 "Mg ed.:0 40 3 77 ayi55, !1• 61"..116181 0 100 614 77 8 :1 14 7 1 : 6 1 . 2 4 : M atia4 6 , 14 , 1 1 a ti: Yaw& sad Bakia.l2l to MI.; 1.000 %pow % 12ig . BM. ; Maim, 80. So 1014.; Bask ltd. i..9ttoN IL to 8 1 6 . ; Jscoo, B i 6. to 2 }6.; 70 OOTFON 00001-11asessormt, Int l&—la yams of all kinds there bat been a very good thessadn and same is mast %Mums base bees able to ebleki 58Fplassre ban deeply usdsr embed do ast as to assept lower rata, and bums hive gunk olld comply with their domain These yams ekes mem with es upward teeriensy is maws. Tbe market ferlaig tirade yams has di. bees ,ay Wogs, sad prises me nth the same re as Friday last. There bag ism a fair Moe foe these mare, but Bet any greet amount it bulams le sloth, velum bed a week wry tem of speresiges Last Tsseday. Doyen have shows vary little &ppm to do busbies, and have made but few enee, However, prises have kept their patties pi* well. Them have bees few or is Mode ei sloth pries* on the market, and mansfastsreni tie moody well engaged, hardly any weakness hes bees *ask vat& as the result of she (minas, retailing, red, buyers appear to be looking about them rather sors, er d disposed to a resowal of mom active busisses. l eg sly • issuiry ban bees very peen! for most classes al pa. is Uthnild that thew are considerable orders in ths mad 'sifts for 11114101111100, and offers have already bass =kin some fain quaotilies of doily hot is most oases at very be rates. The rates aired, in fact, have bees is eras mimeos so low that it would be impossible, look* * the liardosing tesdessoy of cotton end yam, for TlMdia. tones to them; and the basin= tithe day tea begs mseidey retarded from this muse. May 26. at 12.' Wattail Joint, Maneksider, seirpon, June 2, at I. 114311 DEMI=II4 iltocktonos-Tees, clothier, Maya, at lt. FIRDIELICK. WILLIAM WI, Reading, upholsterer, May t 7, M 1. Joeura Ram, Loughborough, manager of plaster works, May le, at 11. CHASM OIZMWADL Iparieh, baker, May 115, at 11. JAMES DOOM, Ipswich. broker, May 14, at It. Joffe aral.ll3t. Roods,. Heats, fishmonger, May 25, at 2. JAMES Oseadat and SW! 0410011, UMW.* Pas platers, May 31, at 1. RANDAL DAVAO. Inman, Liverpool, ooel dealer, May 19, M JOU DaMayus, Horsforth, near Leeds, Resistant veterinary sur geon Id at IL Rimiest: 110wala, Leeds. soda water manufactr.. May 26. at It EDWARD Lies, Manchester, auctioneer, May t 7, at WILLIAM NAMIRT latancakM camas, Lances h., eff ,at Clavesa Gloeston, Immatereare, victualler ay 90, at tt Rims Mon Aberdeen Glainehhe, grocer, day 90, at H. Cassias HART GRAY, Cumberland, general dealer, May it, et 11. Joan Iturritatar, Ifeweestle-npos-Tyne, cooper. May IT, at 10. JUMPS CUTIIII2III DUAL NeWmiALle-0900-Trlo. late pocer. May 67, at 10. ROM? Sane, Hook, Yorkshire, grocer, May 26, at 12. Ham Joel*, Laneaddwyn, Merionethshire, joiner, id ay 29,at li TROMAA LUCIA, Worthing,, Sweet, Ironmo . nger, May 29, at 11. ALWARD Pirraernint. Great Yarmouth, a aceer, May SO, M 12. littanaice ROwnaale, NeweaseirandebLyme• railway dirk. June 10, at M. LAST HIAMINATIONS. June M. I. Pared led Wickham, Heat. abooklealld - June 26. 0. R. Terry, 1114Dton, stone dealer-June M. J. Ore gban. Jubilee-street, Dostmercialeoad Beat. farsier-Jam Harriet 1 mire, Lambeth, wardrobe deeler-• JUDO 29. Ingram, P Dt r ur t a A n cel t l . 4 , arest Carter-Imm Doctoni-coimaane. acommtast-Jane 29. G. Calloway, Strathmornieerace, Oak well. Maher sienbane-June 29. B. 8. Jackson. Ho villas, Upper Heiloway, dentist-Jess 29. H. C. B. Tonbridgeatrest, asstoreoed, soeschasii-June 29. MaA Ann Sly, Princesetreet, Soho-Jane 29. J. Tockwell immemeak Oxfordshire publican-June 10. T. Wilson. architect- June 15. 0. Troup, Queen Marpret-IPOW= park, Islington, journallst-June I& J. Shaw J Cambridge heath, bolter maker-Jane tit T. M. James, Wain elan-read and 84.. Johasireet reed, bore mast -Jame IL J. Winter, Hampstead, doctor of medidse-June 14. J. W. At akora, Paul street, /UMW. late Mager beer manufacturer- June It F. J. Muller, Qt.he. Imperter of foroliPl ia dl - June IL C. F. alma, Torriano-avenne, Camden-road. desk to wine merchants -Jam 14. IL Jona. Nelannpars. Bask friars, and Town-hall-chsanhers. Boevesgh, adman oogg MIMIS-- June 14. J. Millen Amershun-valarcad, New-noes, lb. W. L. Harry, Ilagetonao-Thames, house decorator- sals 16. W. I. Baker, tfighatreet, Stoke Newtngton, draper - lass IS. J. Sembenr, St. Auputhieforoad. New 0/Wid•o-town, dangers suisant-June 15. Y. Manton, HerbeMetreet, New Nortnewell. late traveller-June 16. II Jeffreys, jun, Great Portland.street, plcture dealer-Jon• Id- 0 7 4 :4 ton Buzzard, Bedforire„ late horse dealer-Atm I Ann Flood, Bedford, widow-June 19. T. Douala" street. Haymarket, and Hemel , steeple-champ rider-Jane 22. T. Dike, Pingloo,l bootmaker-June It. G. J. Heeds& Crewn-row alwarth, cheesemonger-June 22. O. Crafter, Strand, I:neat:jar-June M. A. Baldwin, Bt. Pete/a-road, Mlle Ind, merchant's clerk -June 26 W. C. LAvermore, Mu., Paradeerow, Bethualpsen, balder -June M. D. Farance, Wt Mlle Rad Old Town, Sensed victualler-June M. T. M. anith, lad Uon-pmeage. greengrocer-June 25. W. N. Crampton, Clay beamed, clerk in the Admiralty-Jana 8, .1.111 amptou, furniture dealer-June 16. J. K. Lord, lleumweek terrace, Camberwell, naturallst-Jane M. J. Haynes Gnaw& Bedfordshire, builder-June 14. 3. Michaelis, Tower lloyel. City, importer of foreign goode-June 16. J. flanidget Laidig" plumber-June 17. W. Collins. Hestia Tam stoseeneene-- June 10. C. Wilson, Salemmardese. lea peemprear -June 10. C. Venable*, POIMAAW4Wed. to • eab proprietor-June 27. 0. Bunt, Olundbeasett lake, commission agent-June 8. R. T. shorthand writer-June 8. C. R. fee y bury. gestitter-June 8. &L. Cual iti en i te s , W = i t the Military Train-JaneB. I. C. Spencer , Queen' "eade clerk to ► • solicitor-June 8. G. J. "add. Qnsenenest,itipriffie.l road, dairyman-June ft, J. S. Hodson, Ma, Ceetten-road. l Kentish Town, and Hignstreet. Lambeth. printer-J une* W. Lambert, Perensey, Sussex, grocer--June 8. W. B. Coombe. Old Boodetrest, Pirv+cUly. licensed victua ll er-Jane S. J. H. Saunders, Upper Norwood, Surrey, confectioner- June S. A. Clooci, Strand, and Upper Rathbene-place. Oxford street, marble merchant-June a W. Kim, jos., Oxford, baker -Juts* 8. D. KROMM, Ingram. near Brentwood, Rase, baker- June 16. T. Tama, Unlonareet, Deptford, apparatus MAUR facturer-June M. H. Knight, Slough Bu baker -June 90. G. W. Howlett, rhatow, imam der-June 20. A. P. Boyd, White lbon-eourt, Cornhill, and Liturcheourt, De Beauvoirninue,wine merchant-June 27. W. Hope, H se Thames, Oxfordshire, engineer-June 27. J. Woodier, mews, Paddington, farrier-June 27. R. Tebbott. area, Pionviiity, and Abel:arch-chamber; CHI. broker's deck -June 27. A. !Budd. Westbourne.park.villas, Hyde-pun. MIMI to an auctioneer-June M. N. Welton, Stockwelletreet. Green wich, timber dealer-June 27. G. Penton, etrestfary, Berkehire. pt=june P. J. Glassy, Ironniongeretreet, 81.. lake's, leas -June IT. G. Baynton, Tones:hem late brew's/5 aesistant-June 27. C. J. Day, Frandestreet, Lasigton. Sold chain maker-June It Ann Maria O'Brien, Wolverhampton coal dealer-Jam 15. T. Broomfield. Warwick, baker-June It J. Moore, Birratniksm. gun barrel leamdbetz;rer - J•ne 11 1 - , Jones, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, hay dealer and Bentley, Staffordshire, chartenneater-June 15. S. Butto n, Leeds. ter , tractor-June 9.. W. Cane, last herbed, Notibigketeekles. provision dealer-June It. J. L Brown, °pet:slaw. nem Man theater, bookkeeper-June 90. 1. N Iticcall, Yorkshire. Crgnee f 9 J. Bell, Middle Skstell, neer Alston, Cumber ieral dealer-June 10. T. Little, Watford, Hereford. shire, small farmer-June 12. C. Berridge, Stamford, nerd wainer - June 16. T. Henke*, Small Brook Shaw, UMW Oldham, stone mason-June 12. J. H. Craven. Heifer law Bank, war Ainwkk, cattle salesman-May P. R. Dilley, floitam, Cam bridgeshire, fishmonger-June 16. D. Brook. Batley, Yorkshire, cloth dresser-June 16. C. Hilt Morley, near Leeds, cloth mann facturer-June 7. W. Bamford, Sheffield, grow-June 7. J. Woodcock, airfield, edge tool manufacturer-June 7. F. Rite, Shensi& licensed victualler-June 8. L Johssm, Herby, Yorkshire, corn dealer-June 8. T. Read, Great 0 y, Lin colnshire, chemist-June 20. W. H. Hodgson, Neweastle.upon- Tyne, painter-May 29. W. F. Burling, Great Yarmouth, tailor -May 29. S. Clarke, Bradwell, Suffolk, miller-Jone 1.1. 0. 8. Mansion, Bodeen, Corseall, accoentant-June 2. W. Brown, Halifax. reed maker. WOOLLEN OLOTH.—Lramt, MAT 16.-1119 MUM. awe at tits coloured hall this mernM& although lbw tog algae at improvement, has still been be the mays The inquiries hare chiefly been for plain goods, is Ns ny al blue, black, and mixture cloths. A few weds d cor hip ham also changed hands. Minn has ben a balm d► mend for hair lists in the whits market: pleb sad beq coloured witneys, bearers, and other heavy Weir be, changed heeds to a moderate extent. There has best ie appreciable alteration in prices. MANUFACTURES. HODDICINFILLII, NAY Saimely any bayou from Lariat have been la the mute wily, and bat few from the movinces. Some blare time have taken plan ia doeskins, steel mixtures, tal :ea=bat porehmee sot heavy. The mem is 'Massa. for light mods, sad for these lower prim in offered. The loser mereltsats have done a little is job ha; sad some are already ea ths look out for Bow INA= la winter goods. WOOLlL—Hwwwwwomn, Ma 16.—Thwe is so it erased demand for wools of any dowription. A low al colonial bars arrived from relent males, bat do e ot isd ready purchasers at PAM offered, manufacturer brut dad dm opinion that, from the quantity to be brought ht word in London, wools most be ahrapar. 0011/4.—Bum, KAT 16.—At today's merlon a fair supply of Esglish wheat, which sills freely et fully In Tues&y's eanesey. Pon* of 4660e0 0 61 611 t1 . = former prima, bet esooniary and damp sorts mush Herby slew, and In some intense a triad lee nag esoepted. Boas and peas unaltered. Cate rather lowa, except chaise qualideo, which from scarcity cconneend he rates. Fereip arrivals for the week :—Wheat, 17,111 qrs. ; barley, 8,770 ; oats, 1,466 ; been, 2,503 ; piss, tlel ; tares, 143 23. Lena, Nov 16.—We have a large sale for hes red awl white wheat today at Is. advance from the rates ci lam Tuesday. Barley unaltered. Beene and oats mann their var. Other satiates es Wen. MAY 16.—Tbe supply of wheat at market bay was fair. Growers easeatemeed by asking la per qr. edema, which was is a few intense granted . for picked sempla Other tisseriptiera as last week. Bpner con pike is.. Per imperial qr. to the power :—What, white, sea Mu to 641ba. per imp. bus.. 465. to 475. • ditto, red. COL Is 641ka. 41e. to 4le. Barley, best Chevalier mating Elba to min., no. to 34.. ; ditto, now Chevalier ditto, mu to 5611 a, 295. to 321. Oats, 361bs. to 4211 n., 225. to !la Bean, old, 681ba. to 6511 n, 40e. to 4.9 e. ; ditto, era 631ba. to 64Iba. 37a. to 38e. NIWCAOTLI, AyM 16. —At our market this monist es bad a moderate show of wheat from the grows+, bet na the coast the arrivals are to • fair extent. Load" lee. MST, sing reputed dearer, futon held for more eerie • which demaal was relectaistly complied with, bet 'gm ' the whole an avenge amount of buriner trenched. Fe a very choice lot of Soffotk yellow 455. per SOO. yam ! again paid. New Settee red sold at 43a, sad we r e mixed Donnie 42. 6d. per 504th, respectively. Flair is . steady request at fully late rates. (Modica barley be ha• : (mired for. In boiling peas rather more pawing. Bans escheated. Oats rather cheaper. CRICKET. MARYLEBONE CLUB AND GROUND V. ROYAL Alt- TILLIEBY.—M lord's Grimed yaitorday this match was resumed from the previous day. The weather was very Gee, end an excellent company praect. The Hoe band of the Royal Artillery (about 7010 comber) again attended and afforded much delight by their beautiful music. At half peat 11 o'clock the M.C.C. commenced their second le:sings, and succeeded in nuking a some et 173, of which Mr. Bullen contributed 82 in a most able manner, Biddolph 62, Mr. Fellows 13 (comprising two extraordinary bits in succeed= for six each. the ball being hit into a neighbouring` garden , and Capt. Parnell sad Sir John Blois 11 each. Mr. Major Milman, Mr. Callow, and Mr. Ewing bowled ; Mr. Kiegeoote spin being the wicket-keeper. The Royal Ar tillery were left with 162 to go in egaiast. and some spirited batting was exhibited, especially by Major Milman, Mr. Kingsoote, Mr. Bugdec, 17, sod Sergeant WCanlia, who again marked 2S; the total, however, only reached 106, which left the M.C.C. victorious by Si runs The fieldiag was extremely good, and the Hart of Goafixd bowled throughout the Malaga MARYLIBONZ CLUB AND GROUND V. YOZILBRIZZ CLUB.—At Lard's Ground to-marrow this match will be commenced, and from the following list of players the sides will be formed. M.C.C. end Grand :—Earl of Godard, Sir J. Blow. °spade Parnell, Captain Stephens, Mr. W. Pickering, Mr. N. C. Allis, Mr. J. C. Reads, Mr. R. A. Panetta, Mr. A. Infeliz, Shaw, Phillips. Yorkshire Club :—(The eleven will be selected from the following.)— Major Elwell, Mr. A. J. Wilkinson, Lieutenant G. E. Dods. worth, Mr. F. H. Walker, Mr. G. Roper. Mr. P. Dew: Mr. Hales, Mr. F. Trevor, Mr. R. R. Blythe, Mr. E. G. Carter, Mr. 0. IL Henry, Pollard. MARYLZBONZ CLUB AND GROUND V. THZ COUNTY OF BUCILINGRAN.—This match, oa t h e Newport Passel ground, was commenced on Monday, and brought to a am ; elusion yesterday, when Buckinghamshire won with four • wickets to go down. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MAY 16.—APPoncrizig18.—Lieute- Dania W. H. Keenedy, E. J. :ormolu, W. E. Fitzgerald, mid W. H. Jonalyn, to the Scout ; B. Warren, to the Frederick William ; F. de V. Sanders, to the Canopus. Sub-Lieuteesist P. Aldrich, to the Smut. Midshipmen C. J. Naylor, E. D. Heade, Hoe. D. O. Murray. E. H. Bayley, and E. Boone, to the scout; F. J. L. Blackwood, to the Sntiej ; W. 11. Moore. to the Hydra ; A. J. Bollaatylit, J. E. Symonds, and F. Papillae, to the Sphinx. Navel Cadets H. W. Saville, A. H. Grimy, end E. H. Chou, to the Scout. Naval Oadet (nominated) L. E. C. Kennedy. PORTSMOUTH, Mar 1& Orders have been given by the Admiralty for 21 guns to he fired by each of the ships armed and in commis sion in Portsmouth harbour, at half minute intervals, if the Russian squadron conveying the body of the late Cum witch anchor at Spithred. The same honour is to be paid on their departure ; and during their stay there is to be no gunnery practice of any kind. THE DEATH OF RICHARD OHMIC AT BY. OMR? Woithitooria—The Poor-law Board have addressed • com munication to the Vestry Clerk of the parish of lift Giles', THE GRACE DARLING LIFIBOAT. — Th e National in Waren* to the inquiry rthently held by Mr. Ferrol' Lifeboat Institution cent on Monday a fine self 4ighting into the oiscumatanose connected with the death of Richard lifeboat, 32 feet long, to Holy Island, Northumberland. The Chinon, in February last, in the workhouse of that parish. lifeboat, with its transporting carriage, is the gift of Lady The board have very sordidly considered the deposition of W.— to the institution, through Sir W. G. Armstrong, the several witness who gave evidence at the Meath's. F.R.B. The boat is named the Grace Darling, after the Mon, and they oneider that it bas been clearly established heroine who many years ago distinguished herself i 9 saving that the demand wee lett in a dispaosful state of neglect life from shipwreck, near Holy bland. A commodious and se regards his personal cleaelinem for some time before hie substantial boathouse bee bees prepared for the lifeboat. death. It appears that, is addition to being neglected is The Great Northern and North-Betters Railway Companies thin respect, he was kept in a ward intended for conveles. readily gave a free conveyance to the boat over their lines mots, which is not provided with the conveniences near to it. destination. During the past year 688 lives were eery for bed-ridden patients ; and it is further to be inferred saved by the lifeboats of the institution, and by the crows that he was not supplied with suitable and sufficient of fishing boats, acs-, to whom the institution granted aouriebment and stimulants. For the neglect of the de- rewards. For these seniors it awarded 1,5451., in addition ceased's personal condition the board consider that the paid to 22 silver medals, and other bowman' rewards. nurse, Mrs. Elton, who is responsible for the conduct of the DARING PONY-OFFICE ROBBERY NEAR BURG pauper nurses acting under her directions is principally to wArza.—A robbery, which we should imagine for ingenuity blame ; sod that Dr. Craig, being responsible for the meth- and audacity has no parallel in modern times, occurred at • cal treatment of the dimmed, is properly chargeable with branch post-office in the Bridgwater district. Os Thursday the neglect to obtain for him the stimulants and evening two individuals, having all the outward appearance extra diet which his state rendered secesnary. of gentlemen, stayed at the White Mart. Eastover. They Although the board illicit( that in justice to the medical hired a conveyance in the morning from Mr. Ricks, in which officer and the nuns, the statement of Mr. Beale should be one of them went on to Nether Stowey, and, presenting borne in mind, they still are of opinion that Dr. Craig, by himself at the branch office there, represented that be wee failing to ascertain the personal condition of the deceased, an inspector on a tour of inspection. The postmaster of and neglecting to order for him such articles of nourish- muse, thinking that impeders are very erratic and meet as be required; and the Mn. Biros, by omitting übiquitous. sod generally give no isdioations of to insure proper attention to his personal comforts aad their coming, let him have the run of the establish cleanliness, have so gravely neglected their duties that ment. He overhauled the offioe, and mid, the board would not be justified in permitting either of " Ah, I see I mast have a great many alterations them to continue in the offices which they at present here. Yon don't manage as von should do, nor do they at bold. The board therefore region that the dine- Bridgwater." Be asked for the money-order book, and tors will communicate this decision to Dr. Craig said, 'We are going to have some fresh forms. I will take and Mn. Elton, sod require them at ones to redo them away, aad leave you some to go on with." lb took their respective offices as assistant medical officer and nano away 300. Be then went to Balked, • quiet village about at the workhouse. On perusing the deposition cd Mr. i two miles away ' and there made out 50 orders for 101. each Rankley, the master of th workhouse , workbag', the board observe as the geonal and branch offices of Lesion, payable to that be states as follows :—" The infirmary has always been different parties. He came back to the Stoway considered to be under the special and the oedipal officer mined en opportunity to put the invoices ready s tampd of the workhouse and the nurses.' The board ismaider it with the forged signature of the instraestio Into the beg. necessary that it should be distinctly pasted oat to Mr. It wee sealed. He then came to Bridgwater, found his coo ' Rankley that, as the chief officer of the workbag's, the federate, tint off by the night mail to London, prorated infirmary as well mall other parts ad the establishment are his orlon at the diffenet offices and netted • meat 5001. under his general superintendence, and that be im news- It le undoubeedl the cleverest piece of refinerythat has nails for the goad management et the skit wards equally bees foreouse time path—Western Daily Press. with the Wage portions of the workhouse. The boar NATIONAL Tnarranaarcz Limn:rm.—Last evening thoratore, curet absolve him fins blame for the reed the mina meseing of the members of this league wee b e g which has occurred in this ow, and will ia future bold at g oo ssololl ; Mr. Brawl Guam is the chair. him strictly torPosdkolo for the state lad eelasisialot of The large hall was densely crowded by a moot enthusiastic the infirmary. I audience. The Rea Staines Healey Irvin fiend up [Advertaisement.j—BorLorrt's Prim are de- Er : the chairman briefly sketehedth ersest ens el dr etiedly the best remedy or all Mearders of the stomach and darhqj the pest year. Mr. G. Othin and Ohre bewiele, the liver and kidneys. They sot with so deckled en the ewe sn p vss i a the numpthensis sago, Wert, aid yet so gently, that peewee rif the most delicate cos- sa d thanks to the truiesied the prosodiage. Window may take them with the nest pitted eoaddenee. They do not contain • single gran of metwery or other noxious sat. Du DeV'e delicious health restoring Boniest' ce sean, being composed 'mildest, et rams belie • me, Antics mina. without 'medicine cc Mainelyeedell= elterefore, equally safe sad efficacious, old sea las*,sealhem NO* ntigen's). °Pula. /Aiwa. Mains yet lambed or Mesmerist err le sea t with them padon. Mho* BMus, Um, sidrienthithiti. or a scant With them train paths band, together and eaves fifty times Its oast in tiler remediss. Mt= ewes with the printed directions alined to tech box, no other medical sannally.—Da Bony and Co. No. 77, legenteareet, london, w. advice or outman can be needed in any ordinary use of siet- be tins. at la lid.; ilb., b. MM. as,.preers... ma. tins. TRAITIO RETURNS. WILWAW. Mae Tas. ller. blel ogee. warn. Wanda'. I*. 104 Weak lab. it A 4 Bewboy, aad C.l. 508 4.471 109 6, 441 UM 1 Week ending pen W. Northern of Canada ili 372 1.742 1,114 1.741 Week endlog /pill 27. Odra& wad Maranhao lOO 9785 9111 Week 4011ag Aprn 13. Gnat Wallin &wads WI —.—, 11746 12,10 Week to Ape& W. IL Al. & NiAdo-V4lO =LAW 1190 lAIWI 91519 44,176 * l 9l Ur) 174 vie 2,841 7105 T. Lee of Oman! Italy 124 4,168 208 6,105 UN Weak mass April W Ottawa 485 271 443 714 ill Mask end Mu 11 Cerk and laadcat lO e 7 178 40 22' =& 'wit Wadie B. s 191 9101 8101. IM.Aaa. awl lbast 11671 14,148 4.727 18,906 WO WWII Eutaw Week mann Way 14. Groat Lambast ISt 1,227 5,414 48 1 3 Imam sat H 1 el WS 1 . 086 Lai idaaceumer, soma Jaw Saw & AllartaWew .... 1,011 WAI 1.138 La Malrepoittaa — 17(3 1,141 Meth Lea den — 9 1.001 1.119 AM Mg RAILWAY BILLS =FOSS PARLIAMINT.—Yeirter . Idegia the Ileum et 0 ammo, be pomp 9, the 911•Mebl. era Linocineldre Manny (Parchase, lia rA was paned by the committee. The promoters' am of the West Wig end Grimsby Hallway B II was then opened La the mere posy. In group 10, the committee were 1. the tardier eeneideretien ot the Midland liallwe l jggil Linea, &e.) 1101 without say decision befog 'Mord et The North Festers Bellemy (Gillis., Helmsley, and hake* Bomb) Bullets thrown out. CRYSTAL PALACL —Cu SHILLING DAT. ••` MAMA; MAT 16.—Admindone on mom% 2,565; ditto by mama thebses, LOC ; tonal viltore, 3,628. BIRTHS, NARRIAGNE, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BROWTC—Hug 16, at The Willows, Ansenhasn-park, New Crab the tribal G. Bp., of • daughter. C411044-ILay 14, Ble inf ykaaa-villas, Winchester, the widow SIitLIBOLim& W. Clew lingt., of • eon. of aa The Avenes, Tuickeohes. the wife C. G. nerrbst. at • daughter. B ABOILANT.— i n the wife of S. T. flargeant, Emq., of • ic TATL—Ilay 16, Brantford. Hrs. R. C. Tate, of a son. Wlllll3.—Kay 14, at Altica Lodge, L0%1410011, the wife of W. Z. Whaler, Nag., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. POWILL—BAMISDL—IIIay Ilarytabone Church, by the law. IL Porrefl, Janes Toweia. Bk., Watenide. AIWA to Mary Asa. daughter of the Wm Badmede, Mi., of 216. BITIT is Ii—JACISON.—Way 16, at et. Wicesark Watall. hl tY Ma. O. A. 7trth, lobs, eon of the late J. L. Smith. La, J l. al Hdl toldea 7t•••••=sier of the late H. Jaskol& Tili ih te Tb. 4yr ous % ) =ts.. •• Oak k7 40.61 ' r a i re lr e l l iar. Idwia ficenered, eon of T. Turin • ailimalk Cambia. Maghlar of Hr. 0. 1. am at Tewardresli. DILTHL irmaztv.—wq 14 at Maas Ws mew um& WO" Rmlrestam. or tie We W. laseda, tel.. awl S. .-IWas 11. WI Maim Dom a. thaw. in. rear+. lir. 4 Polska Papier, opal PI .—Mag 16. NAL Mangy, IM2 at Oho NA IMO ILLL. Wira.—lisa IL at 111. Ileathaierassea Eamplaal, W. D. WM Not.. WA W. Prbrat awl Publeird W Miami Inn lams. se . 114 1- $ * Lombar34lresk Is the CIO et Leedom. trbstar, Oilog. lanlar4sireek to a. riesmot al 11101 1111 . 0— winomr. Yet 11. SA/112IIPTC7 •MPIILLID. May & Mlle Mans, Stamford. DICLABATIONS OP DITITOCNII6. Lamm) Mau. Broadway, Ludgate-hilt and Goldea-lane, Barbican, bootmaker—let dividend of is. 110., May 17, and subsequent Wednesday, at Sarkytur, Basingball-street. MAIL BOYD, New Bank.buildinp, City, share broker—lit divi dend of May 17, and subsequent Wedneeday, at Parkyne, JOHN V. MGM Moue, Staffordshire, gentleman—lit dividend of lea. 104., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birming ham. WILLLIK BENDY Won, Solihull, Warwickshire, farmer—be dividend of 6a. Id., say Monday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. J. L 11roLa, Itverpool, merchant — end dividend of Yd., any Wednesday, at Turner's. IlverpooL EDWARD ELUL Garth, near Bangor, ship budider—dividead of 7}d. ice new preede,oa stoma et let dividend of b. ed.), ; any Wednesday, at Turner's. LiveopooL &IM Lana. Erodes. Liverpool, chemist-2nd dividend of is., any Wednesday, at Tamer's, Liverpool. 7. B. SaarnoistJAverpool, cotton waste dealer-Ist dividend of 36, 3d., any Wednesday. at Tunny's, Liverpool. Eons= Mimi St. Helen's, boar dealer—Sod dividend of la. ed.. any Wedneolew n i i t Tuner la W. L. itotam, medical eln " WiLlet dividend of ta, any Wednesday. at Turner's. Liverpool. TRONA' HIIDDLOIYOIII, Manchester, boot irsoniffacturer—let dividend of fa Id., say 'Tuesday. at Mows's, Manebeelor. TMOIUD BLACIMILAW, Prasw. laoeaWin, peOlir—lest dividend of ea fgar Tuesday, at itorgases. Joszna Hyde. MOWS, innkeepw—lit diddled of W.. say Toooday, at Main' Mandesbse. BlumWan-Lk mennibonarar--lat slindee eismd of es., say A = 4 at Moogartn Meaohristor. June 7. B. Liwd, Hipbreirea, Shored/Soh. von drepar-leas 7. J. Giles. Tenhonetreet, laiaboth, oseneorciel chat -May 22. J. [Annoy. South With moo, lhasotashire, bow— Jane t S. Wallows. St. Clear, Cornwall, innkerper-Jon. 2. J. H. Hereon* iledruth. Corawall, Water-Juno 2. Z. T. Zion son. Ton:Dolma, Devonshire, doctor of mediolat -Arne 9. Ramicy, Pietas Abbot. Devonshire, Innkeeper-June L H. Dra.thav, Burnley Wood , Lasoaalige, *Mos tasniatateturr-1 June 15. B. Pattie:4, Msaeltentor sad Liverpool. emulsion num - haat -Juan I& J. Hawn Hyde, Cka.Lhe, Homed vio hulks -Jame 11. J. lens, J. lime, sad T. laves, liaerten. Leacirehae. cotton sisaidaesoreel -May It. J. Waimea. Iv implode, Liseolesiare, witeelwrishi- May 10. Q. Hatee, Portaea, Hainpshirs, harbour duty gunner-May 90. D. Fogdeo. I..andpart, listaptitirs, bender-Way IS. S. perms, Havant, HanpaWre. veterinary wpm-Jaw 9. W. Ads. (separate eatele), 9T1114 Towereirent, 01 ; sad lioyffs 0101111. house, uadorireffer -Jaws it Wary Wood. lituitwood, ffinfferiP Wire, Dinitepsr-Jnas 11. S. IlAssils. Plinsisgba" sewohnat. IAD2IIII/111111111 DINICILV3O. W. ilfilgla ma J. Molls. Ilddiaminaler, milkra-R 1. Now zosaa sal/ 1 / limman, Cilimmaginse, ilsoorainalt. wads- 1 saaties-T. Jame' andl 1,. lowa Maaabaabet, pewit asine.-. 1 A. nal and W. ikawfit. Meakialdinretkorpa" pissisiiss-41. Tongs, Z. Tow. sad Z. T. Beim, e Memos sad J. Wlas. asidianora-0 itir: ; and Chariot*, Portaa, Noallostam, inandadnriel4 kendblia Ind S. Nano.. pissabses-L Wad& and J. on. Haeliasoodwike, Y dem balms-T. Maur and M. Pwry, *Mao. low tram asanaiao taesta-P.. basket and I. Nat/ lidlan‘ina, Cil/ pool rt. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. RIPILIMINTATION OF NORTH WILTIL—Sir George Jenkins:a, Bart., Warned a meeting of the electors of North Wilt. os Monday, at Swindon. Sir George offers himself Si a candidate for the representation of the northern division of the county at the ensuing election on conserva tive prples, and • resolution was passed accepting his eandsdatura It was also rewind to start a subscsiotion, for the purpose of defraying a portion of the hon. baronet's election expellees. RIFIESINTATION OP Hsi, ven.o.—A meeting of the coommittes for conducting the election of Mesas. and Boebook was held on Monday night in the Comical Hall. Sheffield ; Mr. T. Dunn in the chair. The chairman resigned his poet as head of the joint committee, and a vote of thaob wee moored to him for his radios in the novel cane. The meeting was of • desultory character throughout; but in the course of Its olebberations drew objection were urged to MIA line of sooduot which Mr. Roebuck bad punned ; and but for the Mingo' the chairman that it was out of orders motion would have been. proposed calling upon the hoe. gentleman to resign. In lien of this the nenting resolved to invite our representatives to visit their coostitnests. It wan then suggested that. in order to esoun unity of action, Mr. Dunn 'Wald be put in nomintica with Mr. Hadheld—de eng grins which was received with favour. Mr. Dunn, in • poei.ively destined the honour, stating that his go tided him from entertaining the proposition. In speak of Mr. John Brown's ca nd idature Mr. Duna *Moiled that gentleman, and warned the meeting that he would prove • formidable opponenti.—Shiffickl Telegraph. RIPRISINTATION OF NOTTINGHAM. MT. H. Morley, of London, attended a meeting at the liberal else tors at Nottingham on Monday evening, at which he was =Mod with • munition, bearing some 1,800 names, to a candidate for the representation of the borough at the next election in the liberal interest. Mr. Marley an sided to the request, and saddened the meeting at great ; and • resolution edging the meeting to give him their support was WORKINO MEN'S CLUB AND INSTITUTE UNION. The first of a series of meetings, intended to afford as opportunity to working mos and persons of higher social pulite°, or eminent in various way; of friendly inter course sod interchange of opinions upon subjects of social and &Missal inane; took place last evening at Exeter bell, Saud, under the preaideecy of the puke of Argyll ; supported by Lord Lytteltoe, Mr. J. J. Broom, M.P., the Rev. Septimus lisamrd, Mr. Hugh Owen, of the Foot les Board, Mr. W. R. °lake, the Rev. Keay Bony, the secretary, ho. The subject proposed for &mad= on this occasion was that of " the labour question in caseation with strikes and co-operation ;" and the Chairman Mein ex plained the object of the meeting, Mr. Thomas Hughes opened the question by reading a paper specially applied to it. The honourable gentleman described the evil effects which arose from the late strikes, but proceeded to nay that, notwithstanding the deturnisation of the masters not to allow the Me to have a voice in fixing the rates of pep. moot, there had not bees a single lassoes of violence throughout the recent draggle in Staffordshire. This was certainly matter for oongratalation, and especially when it was considered that masters and men met in confereece. for be thought it was a great thing that the two sides wealth's to meet at ell. There was no doubt, however. that, although the antagosism of feeling had decreased, the antagoslem of interest was as strong as ever, and be was glad to think that many of the trades societies were supporting the cense of cooperation. The meatus, too, were doing their bat to remove the terriers which separated them from the em ployed ; and, above all, it was vssy satisfactory to know that the government contemplated bringing in a bill to give to workmen a fair share in the profits, without admit ting them to the rights and privileges of partners. Mr. Hughes's paper was listened to with much attention ; sad, at its concluaton, the Chairman having invited discus sion, John Bryan, a housrpainter, addressed the muting, soatemlies that the only satisfactory remedy for the evil effects of strikes was to be toned in the system of co-operaa. We, without which there could not be a proper state of things between the employer end the employed. Lord Lyttelton said it was perfectly true—es had been muted by IMr. Hughes—that a great improvement had taken plus within the last 30 years in regard to the °widest of the people espied in strikes. Time was when a strike was equivalent Ito • " row, " whereas at the preset period differecos teem mas ters and men were conducted In a niannw which obviated any attempt at violence. Although he approved of the principle of co-operation in the abetted, he did not think it eould ever Noosed by itself, bet only es put of a system. Ha cordially hoped that beseficial results would accrue to the country from the moult strikes. Several working men then tools part in the discussion, and at its close a cordial vote of thanks was pasted to the noble chair man, who said he had listened with ocesidemble plasma to the observations be had heard from the various speaks's. 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