The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-31 00:00:00

9 t tirjeeitihDpetilfse.roieviaaeseeeenere.Beof°7BeekeibTeegyla, f e e a ll : e fter . w ri i r T ett e ° I . of , i li ll w a b r ee . l:,:a e s:d a l l ow a b t: 25th of Jam, 1849, and the coded the 13th of August k Ir e elioecyeuere.erAtheseilDreelesseteessorbe, e ll: e hede w pp o l f ie tli d e fee deram& leesen of admieistradon on the suertestion that her Saraband bed died intestate ;and the ipplitelen had bete resisted by Mr. Aso Mary Troup, Me sister of do dessedi r OA 1 Kr. Heavy Tiede, Primo', one of the wastes aimed the wi pleadings, 11. Thu w hich were Of enOlinelle billitli, allift; 908 printed folio pave, ern with an allegaliel piese is co behalf of Mr. Pileup. Amodio' to Oh drarimeret, the deemed was bora se &Miens, in the year MB* His father, Oessge l A l e:en der Dice, who was oAiaic' 'Uremia., was tor emir Use a calomel is the service, end afterwards as °Meer Ia the boorehold of her Mistimes Bank's*. Beguile, ether. Wks Johaaes Sombre, commonly called the Bums Sombre, I who moreised tights of sovereignty over • tern tarry in the ! U pper Preview% of Bengal. His mother in ;the Dyes was the granddaughter of General Smnbre,l who had bleu the husband of the Beim Sombete, but who bad died daring her lifetime. This Ceased Sombre bad, by a preview merriage Of cobabitadra with seethe Made mums, bad a eon named Loth Theldsesof Bambini who woe the lather of :diens Dyee. The tenteler is the deems sale while an infant had been adopted by de Beggs, who had brought him up in her owe pekoe. awl head Ids le all respects as her own son. Hs was edsoled by a dank* in the mespony's envies stationed at Moul t mil whoa he grew up be sass admitted by his adoeed le et shore in the maatigement of her affairs. HO sister (who deo muds became the wife of Mr. Jahn Boos Troop) was boa in Om year 1812 . The Barmier Cleurgbina Scheel( Weeder of the parties is Um game) yahoo hi 1815, sad was oho • child of the same tether, bat wissebee by his wife or by a woman is her Mona tle 811111111 was Weattin to the party pmposent. TM Ilea pith essitimsed to live with Mu. Jollasa Dyes midi blebs* Ia 1850, Ass they were also adopted by the Begun Sambas, and imagined by her to • hones is Delhi. At their mopeethe mosieges they were such promoted by the Begusa with ghee, je_wellety. cub, sad other sleds she the dim ef about 10,0801. By her will the Began le d WOW Iraditeling, le be mid to biss when he meshed die ego el sem She else left 5,0004. to Kre.Tmeep mil SAS to the Benson Siegal. TM Water who, la era leas to this will. had imam' the mom el lashes la addlies to his Meer sew d Dyes, mead up the gain of Se Megan sad f l to lleglemil la the year MIL resides te n = as emmer, he imemed two Ones Of sod =l.Walks for the beside et hi ahem ma their It wee alle tint Me q e m ih t i e g leaeleg Indis Whad dedeeed bh Minim ef die balk of hie ile awardeene with whet Mew to Mee bees the the Began, namely, to the East Isdia Com ptes. ice Se purpose of kere a (*Sege fan the upper Muse of maim; led he di& la het. sesta a will he the par ta w, Mat MOM hen gen. Os the Sikh el he semis' in Rea. Mary Aaa Jarvis, a iershas ei the St ileasee—a revise mu sere Win beta braes elf ia easemmes of his toddle sad Jukes Weeper, gala ereargemee of Mks Jervits M inim to adept the peeving RAMS views of lir peeleida ea the geklese of the lesemest ead doeseemse el weess. By the ealinmat II esee at Sat MSS MONO 'Maki hold hi Use the gen of MMI. M. IS Oareole. Ike the Smelt ei Ilr. Saabs darns his lik Maw. eat Bo that of kb willow la seas she sashed his The pia mosey wee Sad at 1001. a vee r. After a meek. lest ea the sad mat Mr. sad Birw Dye Saabs SS vital& random, at the Samition ROM; sad at the genmileameat of 1842 Ma lady asented enema mines physidome es to the grata of liar bashonts nisi. It was finally speed, ea the SOS of Ms* that he aught to he plead wader resoniet, whist wee aesseiiegV *M. A essokehm de Meads was mks eat la the Mewl; yew, sad Oho tioteassf woe found at Mee hem Mom ben the Efilt of October. 11142. Oa $1,21416, Ikiptsatta,lligkbe shield bon the weedy et hie aNsisate, gad lied le Farb. where he *Wed the ef the aufftwkies. He was filmed. eml ea the f r A si e de f 11 0eleher he eahmardip Mead* ea im bath mod by die NOSS Park ISMS mealled la Se Tread; Tread; Miming et the beerier inileft Is isterbre. Hader these desumetemes, Mrs. Dyes irra maim sesweseessie te elks him the sem of tea pomade pee week foe lie pints kt *taiga Ie Maw ell hi ammate. TM toseis inks at MM Om a Sow isms et mere Sea veseB,Bol Metal *So dequeey of Sit men sad it was selly shed le SS per week, ia Militia to his net end m'alenes's bilk. Is January, 1844, ke Sled a it pati nas te the Lard Chereellor for • sapereedeee. but was Messed by Lewd Lynam* ea the pima that the testate, was heLzt li th l i t ieriedistios Naiad, gest la the month et Illeq. le ease hot mail reamed kis op Minim bat we shwa. Ultimately a decree was °baked, 'Meeks to the tenter his perus viiberty, gad aairekkag the ameediture of SAM a year e his emir lemma After tidy . the Water spent some tine * leandling ; bet is the wait of Jane, 1846, be refused $e blew say farther ammededises with John Warwick, 'dolled hese appoieted * mete dame of hire, sad who had Masi him at S. Petesebiag. lissfislag is she involmo, mean anikatisa wee to the t i l li t ra lf Misery, whisk eamiliii la Mans. Omuta bong endneked to advance him SOL par week. Eventually, by a deem, dated the Bth of liesemhom 1847, Ware let was diedierged, and the whole of the tonstee's Mame, most 4,111111. a year paid to the separate me of his wife, was endowed to be given up Whim. Mr. Sombre, ia 1849, made egasher elks ter abaft a esposedeas but without effect. Is the Ilemulier el the previous jeer he bad applied to Mr. Primer to nnennal•il hiss • eolleitee to prepare) his wM. He ems ungekeegM waited epos by Mr. L. Dew Mom is, of the Om of ffeagit, Yeast, and Dish oroagb, whit Seised the gage* *Ey with him. Li the swath if lteksemi Iellowis; be seat lb. Drebortlegh a skeletoa draft et his peopmil wSI, which was afterwards prepared hen those neemetiese. A fair copy was sent to him at Pun, whisk he Mame& with several marginal notes sad ehassaties, mal the will Melo. beta at Wasik revised mil settled ii, seesel, was duly negated by the testator on the MIS et Imo, MIS. • abort codicil was added ea the US of August ia the ogee year. It was alleged that those trammeMas he had evinced the met P ilml ee=ezl song souref o f Simi Chewyt hi J a maary, 1880,. ndw wad ea the fib or May the Lord Ohassoller, l i r as cede; miler hi. Mad, directed him to ems le Leaden to be en anieed by Dm Jedboone sad Bablegega. He aoserdingly MR Pert, sad some to Ids eoestry, but he died is lodgings is Devil west ea Se Mk of Jane, bakes soh rumina tion maid take plea. The al oda* SIM imaged amonseed so upwards of , of dabs wpm the lest ledisComposy le • ti d 4 l = ll4 asseal. The will, whisk wee salsined is SS Sabel paper, began by appelatieg the Sams (shin Whop se senior peint for the dm - being se Seam** at illelhese is his summer in must dietie Wane osier the wile the late Begun. He thus 'foaled that hie body shield he interred Is the oases el the Chisisa burying roma at Saban. Min the math east, aml that a bream ens having a death's bull engraved themes steel* be plead ever his masks. This gross he Masted hie auseenses to mese, if possible, at the great km freadry at Haifa ailed the Zisesegi nen* Me 'messed Sae Ni heart ohodil le embalmed. leafed lea Sear its. hawks en spen d ? ski Span& le the test E r t i r e the SIM WM ili s= Homes Mad* at Shiites'. He lake Sat span* Wien with theeriptioas Amid be mad OM both hie body sad his heart. He forthsided Sr the assedea of a mommeat to the Began, th e. ex inelmlWTaidial et Rame.N eat. he proceeded to for Wee pose* of a post number of mall enmities to servants gad retainers io India • after. which be divested 20,000 of eseopeay's men to beloved* for the isentet of bk MIEN Mss. Thep, during her Mame, with redeidee, l illdeletialta Mae, to theperson imam who meld beams stick& te the Paler* of Dad ; nod la ease she left so kw, he 'crested the to beam part et his t o Vi estate. Be bequeathed • of 611,000 mese to Victoria, wife el Wise Anew Reghelial. of Sizerma. with remainder, in me ef Lass le the paseat e c= who should take the Siedheaa pals, galled the sad the adinaiag beam; in case of no lone the lepq to go likewise hate the mideary estate. After a nasals of mien logreles he pineal is s, be seat left 1,01181. to the Rea. Mik es Oath., laughter of Viscount Clomber. mere. To the ten dirt daughters of Sir Richard Joshing he stave SOIL gait; Se Sir Charles Metcalfe Ochterlony, LOW ; ter the dine ma of the late Thomas David Steuart, 2,0007. ; to the tweety-four East India Mutton, and also to the sic &mom who were out of oda by rotation, ,1,0001. seek; to Joseph Skinner, of Delhi, 10, rupees ; to hi. throe essoishere, the Hun. Mounetuart Elphinstone, I Mr. H. T. Priest., and Sir Henry M. Elliott, IC.O 8., 6,0001., in we they should within one year after his Mame take out probate of the will. To these patient= he mho left jewels sad tricksto in the possession of his wife. N the • aloe of 7.0001. after the determination of her in terest in them. To Virginia, daughter of the late Mrs. W. Paris he gave a star presented to him by the Begun, and at 5001. To his executors he bequeathed his palace at Delhi and the premises adjoining (with the exception of die two kitties or mama buildings) in trust for the benefit if Mrs. Troop and her heirs male. Is default of each lose they were to sell and divide the proceeds amongsethe daughters, or their hash issue, of Mrs. Troup. Hs next diapesed, in a Mau meaner ' of the Sirdhans palace and the loser, ailed Me Daiba Gunge, for the be- adtgi Mr.. BsahaMah sad her dessadants. Neat he dis eased el the L Beagelow for the benefit of Major ftegitellai, is enditioa that he should convey to the trusted the Meals whisk he lived, to be used duriag the lives dike Mikados. Mud for their ?midterm. To the Boson Oat s& Mission at fErdhaaa he bequehlted 14,000 rupees, ea madame of their surrendering the how which they soespied if reitaired to do so by the trustees. After leveed Oise India. legacies, he directed the executors to sell the midge of his property, and to Must 125,000 rupees of the he e Windt of the blind, lame, sad haVirt the of &Shan& • snm sala d& at to produce 26001. per ammo' was also to be Invested, and 1,0001 a year to be paid to the Presidia of the Board of Control, 1, _OOOl. to the Chairman et the But India Comp , ny, sod 5004 to the Deputy Chairmen. In ease these pumas should decline to weed the legacy, he ordered the looney to be added to the bulk of his naideary property; with whisk he directed the emspegy to found in the old palms at Birdlimes, celled the KW, an lambatioa to be named the Sambre Geese the object of Sigh was to provide die higher chases sari( le status with 'assists, sad to qualify them for holdlog public sad other *nation of trash After eacladior from aL benefit sada be will every person that should at sant to dispute he ealkiiig. he esestaded by giving the esseton leaMs omd Shoe Isoilsomen. . Oa Midi at Mee. Dye lisseke a respeanve alley** .1110 ft inttiligence. EQUITY COURTS.—SIAT 30. • 9570 AS TICS.CILSACIU.I.OII eta L 111.10DIUMFLAY. 0A999A a IS 001111. Ibis was a legatee'e suit, instituted for thrpose of ad. I mihisteriag the estates of James ead Jobs Halditeb who died the former in the lithe 1843. the laver is 1846. it the death of Jolts Ithulditoh, Mr. Hear, Ferran was indebted to him is the sum of 4,0661. which was secured by a pro mirror y sots, sad a policy of insurance up o n the life of Mr. Ferrell, effected is the oh.be Life Assurence Office. The premiums on this policy were paid by Mr. lluukstah during ii life, and for a time after hie di tit's they ewers paid his tors, foes of wham was Dr Iliqnte. the defendsat in this suit. Dr. Moore, however, pressed Ferrell for pay meat, and ultimately au arreogement was made under whisk It was agreed that remit should, in addition to the already ezietisi lazaretto', inters his life for 2,6004. tiro Clerical and Medical Life Office, of which the de farideat was a director, for the sow of 2,6001. This was dean, and Dr. Moore paid the premiums on thudest lathed policy for the years 1848 and 1849, but be om to the premium fr 1860. Ferrell be died, but twee rdeath the policy was found to be void by reason of toe isid servpayment of the premium. It was now *ought to 'Large Dr. Moore with the 2, 5001 . epos the ground that be bad segleetel Ids duty as executor in not keeping up the m inuet dike premiums. Mr. Daily _and r. Skebbtare wets for the plaintiffs ; Mr. Glom B M rigp for the defendant. The FteaChaneellor did not deny that the defendant had a general discretion with regard to the keeping up of the , but it was a discretion to be exercised with in due Crds. In this case it would have beers perfectly easy for the defendant to have coma to the south for its directive B. had, however, sot done so, but relied on his own judg ment. It was th for him to justify the step which he had takes, but as h retyre e had failed is doing that he must be held liable to make good the 2,6001. WOW TELWea&Pengalliti 7. MM. M'INTOSZ C. Ina 011 AT IMITZIPX ZAILWA. 00111PANY. Ibis ace so important point, as to the tanneries of the Mon is IN,, MS seas of a amuses against his espityon was raised. The otber poles is the arse were lore ids oret of the works dais by the plaintiff assisted ie strut C sister at a million, sad de bolas obi& the *Siff alleged to be remaking Ise " AS OM of cos dye =sat the ease send ever fa the sly of rar be slds day ; Mt It was planed on demon 01, 71 : 1 a0..1 .1 610 del el="L • VierCheomilbersowss the t The MI AS nosed sisloseis ondisririi the SSW! 1. ossineeff est is he tbe I the Great lions Redway Osposy. Elder them SMolmeade asap Mamie hew ben ode to Ma • osedkallts desks the of the solo. The idols of the sae loving gram ilesuidoisi. sad einnons leltern of Mon by the de fines% tie dem they wore essested. Idle Mikes bees asst • ostilesest of On esiosto. sod to mover the very Mee Mks slab In *Miff Own to be e* to Ids. So aillthelite of smalls Iladiaak In the port of the wawa, mai Oar sr sod kirolls is kw his as to amilati plailida. le to sew es oseramlim. or to Ihe goodly and the week sonted W kith, apelally lo massy ; es Is de gamey of the wok. es is refuel of pass fie Sit posbnol es Wilde( do assay. a le not bang yeti kends wed is posted as behalf of es sassy. Thom Is aka a dais IN Mond es do 'soot due is Ile =ea the past that yagoost Mikes fat The cods" swine post bedsit of plasliff anon &Ski portkobse of the work nessold, sad of the anis" Mlle Mhos dial by the pining's Aso es Moons the sins damn Idioms as the set oi the phiellfflo imemoniss 'SS. es to dwindle el tlaaeltsr siiseagpsstoftwoYt.ats ad Wafted emeMAI!, MOS' sembooll is Wises k missy to a oases of Mos le the waseds est a es of Se to the owe oboist tinessMed. on us taffeesidy wakes WWI sedum le the sly sinks that sin be Open oit Ow Sobs of theses le si ninth thin M ss bin bois as Inal asisment of eatinsit sake onfasts. Mr. lkose-idoodfstsdiskse. sod the midst SI pot Iff lbe Mom wolga Is his with rebels to the wools - wldsh Sisk tha an of the plelsidre &Sok that they monk items loomsel. estrawmad Isms $Mt be odds, that atrillar rarksi _Asko den le the *Mg= on a mks. inssollos of Ike ..sate. Ile snow de snake to se of Jurbilkdon If the isie park Indult di Goan ciaa psepsdy sins tanes, the plekiliPs _rights to Ras the se este esiSsed and estdsd k boson quids. • didnisole esseml that sot thie oes but a set et low to the tribunal foe this maimaaa , If the pineseded is a omit of kw bolon of din his Milk' east k y sot disputed that the seen of &jury Soli set US eilltsd rte gniedist. be Mat the simnel bor 'NW ham mann IS Stele mods of exusinklos of sonset end seenesinieg the bans to be andel by Istiblfinese. If a court of law would stalely thee this siblk knisdississ. mod if this cost Ms by its modes sad MGM of posseedlog miss of SW by its own Mr at may ay bebead Ile own MSS end NSA la the somolosdes sad endionst of the assns, it wind met SIMS isne Wen maws he hulled berets d the larledietlal. It be bees ingued think is set =wads* that sims is • and look at us 'Se strearinery akaanljellt li ttl nays well sot esteresk keindislies in such maw BM a adaddllSiga of Os solleddio doss soljastify that dm Is es of the sienesist o.M "w Menb /lasts Saws Ossos v. Mans Phillips, TM, lard Oet- Mks Sim Ms the kidding. slf this court to Mk aim Is mid that the paned dial ,..ielsseell Is at law fame as important is lb' swim tbe Swells this wart =lisp thud the jorktheika is sionnost wed that of Min of kw. Whets is mem bad bus ordsolly awed, sad Nod bee% yoessdkg ke a yew, mid the isidistion of this Gest was set rannott Is SD the onset wet reedy be trial. Lord Oolioshes soossekkg the era snout junked" bold that It saki be sarminshis to treader tbalarladiedesa 'An ai plat a delay. The priest owe k the maw" be has the NS Ms assumed the Jo riedisilis. eni Mbar wady or t 7thee s o us, Sit son dre dolndoola preys tbe sort sow at the beskitof the ease soma theksisdieties astlese the plebe., le bask Is miles at law is ens to *Ws as MOSS of ItsF sedlied assts. Ursa the guides el fiessoiesse this sees le be se doubt. Is the Roue of LIS be the see of " Nis v. The Taff Vale Railway .” LS Comp/mil end Lord Broegliam, i c =l great sans to omen of Isw, toek pais to show the great *thwelty of ilsolleg with nib son at kw, sad the pesviety of Owes of Spity -moods! a Judder den spas this. The oilingilige of the Cusses Law Jun dons Is soil eases k the inglesies aid hoary of a ler dist for a mse mos. whisk press that eons of li4atisa whisk rhos the lawatistion and uttlonost of sank par tisan' ism a kw soil But ass are the mess new sin tie Nome of pessinee is this court of "sift a her Isestlgailiss of the parings of disand on be.. of the ensue% so as to ascertain the Ise smolt of the whole, sad that greater come stems of the suited, tannins admitted to by Lord Ceeisols le wed way greetty inpromd. If say doubt could be sielsion is te the equitable juriedlctka to settle the esessossesesslnsis It must be removed by the decision are Ws of Loa* is a wry remarkable sm to Sikh 1 • have hod as oppedislef referrusg. The great Dale of se sod till Is equity, by the contracts tr iesi tballt Moss llkishen,be the emus due for wan sod untodeb. The bbd WO OM is the Equity Court of ambers. end the dean after desdarise teat the duke we boss by the as sad esslssem of Lord Godolphin and Si, John Vsalingit the Slicers and workman, de creed that the duke Sold essesst and satisfy the plaintiffs for what gimbal den be wok des and materials for hided he thou Imilgs ponost to the contract, and di vested a rebus Mis saamabnana of the court to ososnala what was MA At wad by the Duke of Mul es the How of Inas dissimsd mthe Is ri ff ilt u rtsriag the Obionithodill of LS Mainodeld. The se is reported to the Ist S. of Brawn's P. 0., p. 176. Mr. Tells, etas& Len Obtosellor, wa ispeel for the appends, asill Isms est le has questioned the table knelled= Stikine time essalisd by the Ros s etS. A sissies es the Statute of Limitations Ma boss rebel hair the ealleadests is this ease, as to two of the matzos VMS INNS MS =dee mal. bat it snot be supported ea Elkton:Mr e t = em ; a lre of ea g es ecer ag Le to the deism is all the centred., and se 1111161101 Seal Whom of all accounts. M . Broad's Islas I. Aught GS Ostsbn 1843. and the entries end Saw is the essepany's Mots se to the 'Sista'. seasons desi to lint. the press sok banes been oissessni is lett are wakes answers he say atimesat leaded as the Status of lasketkas. The pleliabfis thearkee astitted be a dorm fee as tequiry. in MIST that the elder clerk may sots Sod onto, abashes smoking sod what reatelas inn* pidollff in sped of the weeks emoted, sad toskoleis suggllot o or inhiewbs ads, the several contracts to the pleadeel mistnised. honey send to the terms of the moss an to the oiniensissos under which the Seise/ married as the aid weeks. User the present Ow=nt prat', where then ore do means in the programs it sash anesalla mat Spin% le stead OT modify taerr mon and to give soy spots/sten directions by order to be made is chamber, it is eamosseary to encumber the deem with surf special dismiss as to penalties, or to the various SS mestimed in the prayer of the MIL For the she ~es it would be premature to make say pad=se sodomise that part Mule bill which Se kr the bed purchased from Park. UT say ads port of it as to obit* the midis new before the set seems isothelis tojastify a skim units! in the a:SM. prayed by_the bill. Oir P. Roily, Mr. Risley, and Kr. Bestirred weer he the plaintiff ; Mr. Vaegban 'mono was for a delsodent la Ma same interest with the pins ff ; Mr. Bacon sad Mr. T. fitness were for the defesdanta, the Great Wasters Railway Company. PREROGATIVE COURT.-MAT 30. MOM OM Z. WOW. THE WILL OP THE LATE DYCE SOMBRE. arcs smilax •. tainr. •OL•aOL1 (ur•aaviNts•). AND num,. MID yam Lin INDIA COMPAJIT (al,llO MT= VlllllllO ) TM, w•• • broken •f 'lnv's/. V •eL•aa Ant •( law, the list will art tweraist. wlsk o embed asausi, •t D•vid THE EXPRESS. THI7RSDAY EVENING, MAY ill, 1855. sees gives be, dee*, th at the Ulises, was amorally tainted le Adatht enuritere, or that be lad wee, till hi. ineemigg brae out, engem& I say doubt es te the legitheacy bie awe Oserghms IleheelL Is the apes. et 1111, hr, he the feet time, WNW Mathes sad lotrd. Ile lerpaesdy, sad whsh sus., misused of his wife'sebestlty, and hhihp alleged that .he bad beam abetted is bar essahrot by her Mbar sad mother. He aloe sllegtd that she bad been as Ora dosser, and lad esosealed the feet; awl deer applying giutts spithell Se her, a. owed oftss tall dews ss lßksw before bey sod ask hes forgtvenere. While is leventiont, in the 111011411 Se Oseeber, he went foto her maitre rem, seised her (the meld), and a restei wg to murder her if the did not imottdiately autos all her mistress's secrets. On the 31st of that or nth he wrote a ehallsege to General Ventura, an old sad nit:masts friend, on ammunt of the supposed adulteries of Mrs. Dysel Sombre with hint. Oa the 23rd of November he meat a similar challenge to Mr. Alfred Montgomery, and is the following February Ite challenged Sir 3 L. Latish. as sod Sir R. Jenkins, in °masques's of the But India having rejected cartels claims upon it which be Mt i pond he bad in right of the Begun. Ia the endued to treat his wife in a vinlttat ad lli =sos sumer, sod es the 30th of March, 1843, he tbsistmell to eat off her she. While aids restraint he oespited b self with tbe utmost entmvageemr, sad seeds Pip s& the return of his wife of a most preposterous and loissest .banter. After bit escape to the Continent be smailossi ezmusgant and indelicate behaviour, sod le shoo sow hosed to give sweeties to insane &hashes so the sallied of his wife. In 1848 he had several interviews with 11111 Pope, sad be entered into sommunications with Cardinal Franneal end Dr. Grant on the subject of obtaining a divorce. In his pocket-book there wu an catty to the fel lowlag effect: "H. H. (its Holism) hinted te me, ea the litanies I hid with trim, that if I Wooded to m. Id. B.'s (to, starry Lord Ellme webult) daughter I should have a divorce." The ellegaties grounded to eaumerate many instances of the testator's violist, isms sod indecent conduct, and con• eluded by asertios thet We the year 1843 the demand had sewn espoused say rasp* or gratitude to the Bast Indio C ; bet that, es the contrary, he had often bitterly comp of thee essdost to Lim Os behalf of the eitless—lfie. Troup end the Barrages Saisedi--as illegalise war prepsaded, saluting that there hot arm bees err lsobt se to the legitiasey of latter, sad Oat the elitemeste of the tlessesiN es that point were eadeely_fosebed kilobits.. !bat nob deludes did set arise woe dot he boa swan podoss es to tin% allehillSalienitia the ails affeideosio moss to bheitems. Tint is the per UN, she imoses4, who M bath l less meshed st Issue se es misers sod attached somber of dm Imes stabile diseeit, by the Pep', so licited hie Holism Is mho upos lie brotherds-low Peter essispeosa Peal Zo Marie _aa erfor of bss assess mei ', sad thst hie rn -la w wok me re mile Wof the eir sill. bloopeteil Cereals Thee libramare, hpsver, be berme SW _violist townie the bons, mid plaids& own& esisfelesMile M ester whisk do 'doter, who Ira Nib Mr kW Wes eiSferosei to m_irt.. of 100 Mow Is e.isisrlsritwas hotel drat Se Messed was at ell soloomity din hollobie or Seelsoodhpuities. Alfarther illesalles IS Isbell of Kr. Priam it was dot It woo the mho et serried Blade° Liles of risk to keep slave sills is their unease ; that the s eea teas of their hotheads with Wes slave gbh did vabo asy vieloties el the shistest satire &otiose of pa that the &bins of to dive girls were wift tup with these el 'their lobbies, sod that they so. ser - dgel sub itMr as hosibere sad sisters. That the gessind was skips of Oaths, sad trail oisphiaed of the imps el yor sees plod his to albs lie wife p osepas whine ehe reshot the Mare= of seas mss. That h i thing of amoral Vestios sloe frois ais trzotool bevies WNW ia Mew of of Km Dye.= That the isisesosiVr i ath had bees dowsed essiot the deemed s: s s sv oi s lassaity, wove seal, to Is le his early end to kb bilis seam if ins That. Sally, its bail hiessit, is the tossiostiosel lie Wei. one, to bee yams of poillosig sousi aisl e nersory, od valsossilos. The @paw efthe oleos tresoyiei the while ads Soy. ton of kaadwridag (vespestiee which he said b thought ti us direction wee, to sly lout of It, an 'outlet I inaltatioa of time prisoner's handwriting), he would t.ks bell f. r the priseaer's appeases is two sureties ia 100 s. sub, and his own reemisenees in the ease mount. The primer wee than committed for vial, and liberated on We are requested S. acknowledge the receipt of 6s. for the poor-boa from "C. X. M." LOSS OP LIPB AT ER THE SOUTH LAMBETH WATWORKS. Yesterday morning, shortly before 8 o'clock, an appalling accident took places at the reservoirs of the South Lambeth Waterworks, adjoining the old House of Correc tion on Bristow-hill. The reservoirs, four la number, occupy an area of nearly four acres, end ere some 72 feet in depth, 700 feet long, and 200 fest broad, the water being supplied by pipes of large Massa( Nis from Themes Dittos. A recent act of prallameat bowleg compelled water com panies to OOM in their reservoirs in and round the metro. pstie, the South Lambeth Company contracted with Messrs. Leak a- d Nesham, builders, of Theobeld's row, to arch over their reservoirs at Brixton. Within the laat few days one of eke reservoirs had been covered or vaulted in by a series of bricked arches. each being about 30 feet wide, stratebiag across the entire width of the reservoir, and 20 feet in height ; the 'mhos or mown of the =thee being covered with a layer delay 2 feet thick. Yesterday memieg, while about 30 men were engaged mei del antra from the completed arches. removing the Le., almost without say warning, about 12 or 14 of the makes gave way and fell •ir the bottom of the reservoir with a loud crash, laming beneath then the seen who were below at work ; some 20 laboarem, who ware levelling dagger& ostside ea the Sep of the reservoir, also tallies with*, mass. The abash moistened by the fall alarmed $lllll while solghbeurbool ;sad, as may be supposed, the nun gellig4 immenees were taken for no purpose of eatricaling r salaress. Although nearly 200 Melanie were engagstlis the task, it wee sot until close toll o'clock that the wliginetibe patties were got out. Four of them, unhappily, bad to live, being mashed to death ; *even others were hued to be sadly Wand, sad were at mos sent to Gay's Haspitd. The names a *see who were bided were George Riley, Clairlaa Walaawned, Jobs Wilkins, and Daajasan Beeves. The three lea ware married, and bays left large families. limy stag son bad most mareelloes eseapse, and the Zirrailisamen la particular. Be had taken a llig deem Imps!' the works when midway he heard a Mad wisp . miles to Ids Mend, Fee Geer sake. same ="itilathe to a resin or islet lasbag into th e nest 71My easseeded la emtridim tale the islet at the sonfluf Shia same down, tee lib-beeadth was their slaps des sins el the Mame& caught their legs, and Maw sod bold dim down, whore they remained until they was dog oat. Callously masagli, they scarcely sustained any injury. The accident is attributed to the instability of the work, and the oestrus being summed before the brickwork bad time to consolidate. 2'be amount of damage is estimated at several thousand peas& Between 200 and 300 men have been generally engaged en the works, but fortunately a large aamber were keeping holiday when the saddest WIRER POST OFFICE ROBBERIES AT CORK The discovery made in Cork of an extensive system of pcet-office fobbed's, with whisk the Deputy- Postmaster Hunter steeds charged, has suited a good deal of attention. A local paper gives the following petiealaw In the Lanni of ten weeks se by thin US lett.% each eseteMing preperty ameimMeg in the egigegete it mama* a sewsidesa t ble im ems, were absineled,Varegts ne. sorbed thee were ail lost to the mmerstbeelgh the &eh' Poet effiee. Yes the last tee er three seethe. however, ate. ennoeleswow 'radially peisthig le the Skeevesc et the awaits d thme tronsessises. fletpieYn eammesesd to Mash Se en eMese et Ile eseshilment. Mr Remy Hunter, Mlles bashed upon es sus of the bast idiom Is the do. pinimmat, well known is this city sad county, and related to keen* of reemotability. lie had been conesoted with the post-odes lot the last twisty yea's, bad ~,u a. l lia : d i ssi t e *e ns one dep puaible c s is tur o tto :other, and Rb la that department iavolved the neosesity eta oilemellag at the office on the opening of the night tell each altercate Sunday niontag. On last fitay immeneue were takes to &Met hue if he purloined any of theffielset, mad he wee observed to take front the heap one Mew, the envelope of which be opened, and removed the metes % putting beth isto his pocket. A d v having bora made what' asmenneed the fact, when he was retiring from the office, _about three a.m., with three other clerks, they wane detained is the ball by bead constable Crawl met eisedier pease eager. One of the clerks was asked by the heedaseetehle bad he say objection to permit himself to be searched, and be replied not. A search wee midi, which, as might have been expected, resulted is nothieg. Heed.constable Crowly then requested Mr. Han* to submit to a search , but he replied that be would not sans the polies officer had a warrant empowering him to de es. The head constable then informed him, to hit dismay, tkat although be had a search wettest these was no umessity for its prodoetioe, for that he wee is.. abstracting a letter In the office, which letter he (Mo. Ranter) - lad in his pocket. The head•wastable then pat hie kande into the ptisester's pocket, and drew out a 1~, and half•notee for 221., with the ',estop*, which was addressed to Mr. Imam' .. am:mem to Masts. Hodder and Teelt_ey, clothiers, Paaisliotreet. The constable then took Mr. Hunter Into custody and conveyed him to the Bridswell, where he still remains, waiting the result of a legal Invest!. =. The polies then preceded to Mr. Hunter's rosi est the Mardyke, where a search was made which asselted in the discovery of a veet number of postsp =, whisk had evidently bees removed from letters to they had been attached, and not obliterated by the pollailles die. Read constable Crowly also found a gold dads end ether artistes of jewellery, which probably had 1 Men abelsoated during progress through the post office. Lusedietely stirs the arrest of Mr. Hunter, Mr. Bury, peolmment, proemial to march the prisoner's desk at the pootaffies, to whisk ha (Mr. Hunter) had a lock sod key. Tin been were brand therein directed as follows :—" la Owe ee Delebery, Serylleld Cesare, Mass., lketon, Aueseiss a jran ..a Omer Shearer, Tremont lAtisry , Tens, America." These letters resale usepessed until the arrival of the Post-offios MM. Tke 'bow bad *, taken a idence on the MeMyke, whisk be had rem famished in a st res yle of unusual eispra. Hiroshi be observed that his salary at the post ale was 1101. a year. PROVIDENT CLERK, ASSOCIATION. =POTION OP APPIIITANTS. In pursuance 01 a resolution passed at the annual general meeting ea the 16th January last, by which a sum of 1101. was voted fee annuities to clerks and widows of clerks duly qualified an elation of six annuitants on the benevolent kind took place yesterday sLernoon ' at the Dens of the association 16, Moorgatostrest. A large samba el somber. at tended to record their votes. This was the sixth °session on which these elections have been held. The association is now paying upwards of 8001. per annum to distramd riseeabors or widows of member.. The apart whisk it has met with from large banking and mer man* firma has enabled it to pursue a career of un shocked rity, and the amount of good achieved on behalf .(a peculiarly in need of its efforts has sur passed the most sanguine expectations of its founders. The appreciation of its benefits by those for whose special benefit it was instituted, is shown by the fact that thousands of suck arsons are now enrolled among its members. The number of candidates who offered themselves for oleo ties was twelve, comprising two clerks and ten widows of clerks, and in two instances it was a second application. The hest annuity contested for was 261 ., which was ob tained a candidate with the initials "J. D.," aged 42, who salemibedro the benevolent fund nine years and what dedsetne eye-sight and extreme illhealth had inert potholed ihr holding a situation. The other annuities sisosaloi ~ witch and 2W.; the latter amount being obtained by a widow the initials "A.N. D. whose late hut band subscribed to the fond for eleven years, and who, with very small means, has five young children dependent upon her. Mr. R. H. Jones. in the absence of Mr. W. G. Prescott, acted as chairmen°. the occasion, and announced the recalls 'Maiming his regret that the so ciety's funds were not is such a state as to justify a still larger extensia of its Waits, and that any of the candidates should be diap pointed. CAPITAL PIINISBNIST.—The report Of the mince of th e Society for the Abolition of Capital Punieh meat states that daring the year termhtating M arch 31, 1666, Mr. Dymond, the secretary to the society, Ins addressed public meetings at Norwich, Hertford, Bosun, Louth, Liamda, Witham:l4 Lynn, Spadini, Petasherwagh, lierehrd, Worcester, Droitw ich, Walsall, Sisideghent, Bristol, Bath, and Carlisle, at which aseseings modals in favour of the abolition of capital Zart \nelson earned by large majorities. From aolliathey MEM of gauging public sentiment upon • 12.11.6aai ingssially from the diMculty experienced bg the 41101111 ks shiaislag the conviction of parties indicted Ise ass Mir, the cimmittee anticipate that, ere long the altemilion of the law, which they advocate wig be effMded TIM Ommittes invite appliestione from localities desirous of the di of the secretary at public meetings held for the dia tomite of the question. In conclusion, the committee 'armed, appeal to tits public for pecuniary support, their operations having nearly exhausted the funds at their posal. It is probable that Mr. Ewan, M.P., will soon all Use attention of the House of Commons to the subject of the total abolition of death punishment, which he has long son sisteatly admesesd. The caws of the society are at No. 6, Biehopestateastrees Without. London. 801:1111-WINTIME.--TER PARLIAMENTARY CABE.-- We hear that persons high in authority and position have had an interview with certain M.P.'s who took as active part ea the bill, the resale of which has been to convince them that the committee on the bill had acted not only un justly towards the South-Western shareholders, but had eessurspd an illegal act in the • which nobles area tars net shareholders genii ly give. It is, timostere, selby the M donserlise the Roue 2 • 11 =egia tie dame la tie weed bill, whisk, if it be assort ed. It It Model to rood aid year with out ma elumm ite nZ at eml LlSMV ntut lit pus la dot @bog& —Herepdh's 11. TSB POLICE COURTS. Jwrph liellestas virc,7;rged before Alderson Win with boob, robbed Louis Olsabsek, interpreter of - i ltyeatesater said—l lodge at 162, Houndriteb, sad ro phases was Ward r the same house on Bandsy night, sat else la a sear apposite to that whir I occupied. M riegoosseigimia a Boat, waistcoat, and women, aad Sher artier% wen looked up they cupboard, and in the oilossioon mined Om front cupboard, the bock of whir was plan. The prisoner was Ina gone, sad to day I him la Ike Clothes Exchange, with my pocket lisseeside( is ith hand, wiping himself with it. Ups i *Ma, mole &sly at bin I saw that he had a serf ad wise Pend his seek, and also a shirt of mine es his Wk. &dele Mines I lost at the arse time that the ors dein I have "Wad were stolen. They have all synods On then. cad the vane of them wee between di. sad 78. NUR Edwards, proprietor of the ern sad Es. 162, Houndsditeb, said the priers erne ea ta nAt sad asked for a bed. I let him a bed ea the lase es whMt the presenter efts, a& he west away at are to the weak* Mini pin he - bed nernight. The rheas was set hag at the bar whoa Wins reeet staid as a panes who had ben in custody kr a snooty el a similar ahssaarr I. 186$. Upon the essaisa alluded to he was apprehended r Masehester, to whir pima he had uea the -shire etre robbery obenadad. bee to part of the pewees he had rhea was bead upon his parr or at the preen whir he was easesaliag himself. The oil ear who Mewed him, however. knead in a beg unapt his pagan •degusneetypod likes& of him, sad the dress was nattered soar liable by the exhibition of a curiously made geld obeis whisk nesg hem hie waistcoat pocket. With rat Ukases re enilabk visited several pawnbroker.' shops la Menehesear, sad la sae of them the master of the corers nediestel that he bed recently lent money upon a witch the appendages to which reedy resembled those which bad bees hasp use la the lino picture. The watch sad eheta iesSr ideseide spas air d, end were in due time pealased against Ida pietas The primer, who is a G his erms, rid he was priestly la ser& a& was reminded for else days. Mary Ifralsky end isprial Swig were retread, the bets he having revelled as dicer ia the execution of W duty, the latter for hors widener& to rescue the 1111111Wil. /bytes (388) bad cater end le proven a light between the woman and a labour's, ant la the dangerous neigh bourhood of Essteary-lan. sad the woman, who did sot nub each a sheet to her espy inesticre, turned upon the ellen a ad so u Minsk sod kir& bin Her bus. hard had, it surfaced the row, sad when it beam minas ft her to get out of it as well as she could. The Miele primmer was ordered to be &primed for 14 days, sad the man was tar 10s. GUILDHALL. Petro TWO, an Italian, described as a confectioner of 83, FienidMern, was ehar with sending through th e Peet an eigiudee paged, with leMmt to do Maly harm to Naink Nom* a tissam , of 103, Dlr. Peamek Messina es behalf et Me Post-ofilee andis• dam - The parcel moaned by the prementor Gambia 414 minks ems, shout sin inches keg and me limit moue, Med with gunpowder, and having Obese motrachag at Wan sad, like • Wa terloo maims, sad se attached to re=a madam sad sand paper la the box m a lasers el the powder and mucked upon upon draw • Mahon .11 21 36 ism s Abbess. Fortunately, however, the panel WOO atantany taken to Meese without nay accident. Mamie Ferrario sel4-1 have known the prisoner about seven years, and four years ago I was in partnership with him, sad again in April, 1854. Toe latter partnership was tileed is January last. We separated is consequent* of a Ovine about the servants, and I paid him 601., wish* steel all Maine between u. The receipt and letter pro. beeid is to Vie pelliaer's handwriting. I received the kale Ibrengllke met in Jemmy, and it woo after that I MOM ea tie emeente between u. (The Uttar wee reed, est mateleel, asses ether matters, an accusation that the leiteetelew wm Wig the part of a lamp driver to his men, sad mum threats eL a peculiar character espreseed la some whet *Oboe term.) I saw the prisoner last about • math ego. 1 received the eau (produeed) through the Post abet• e 12 &Wolk on Frith' last. My nephew opened kin mg usesses. The e on the case is, I believe, ▪ dis badaddeg d the primer. I have frequently seen the refearim mho, pearly every week for months, in making ma Me mounts. The prisamg has never thr eatened me helm Cheersuunined—The partnership was waded on the 30th Jimmy last, since whisk time I have frequently walked ens in • friendly way with btu- We went to the play so pale the seine eversies that the partnership was dis til I sew Ids Orly day for some days after. !knee rbtd i bay e not sus Ida to speak to him, nor have I gessivid any letter bus kiss daring that time. I have saber heard hes Ma nor dealt with him since. Geiffe_aldialeeil said—l took the i rimer into custody, amil is tab. Us the charge, be said he was inament. Oa isieshieg lib Weep I found on the inantel.shell three Wks mailibes, lied is the pocket et • waistcoat belonging le the show morel more, corresponding with those in the emuu. is ea earthen pan in one WWII of the room 1 head di bred-awl, which mostly fits the hole in the end Me sere. There were other matches in the rovm, but of a Maoist make. There were also several models of haven. ilizh a shidi the prisoner had oonstructwi. aught= said—l am , hopenan to Mr. Muller, who Wipers renewing house at 62, Rib Holborn. On Friday sip het I wsk the ease produced oat of the letter-hoz, eibined to the promutos, and put it into the 'MUM letter• sorrier, • aid—l received this ease from 'the pmOwrmm, 62, High Hol born, and delivered it at the prosecute?' hems oo Friday atomic, last. John —From my knowledge of prisoner's writing, I believe the address on the case has bees written by him. Croureassieed—l have any our him write ISM Mamma Meals NM the "huge against the primer was ono of the peeing freportesee, se it Weibel the mash ahem d teemperiaden for life, sus be 'sell ask labs upon himself the nepadbility of del 'la the ass In say Oboe grey Ors by esadieg it fer faustipelea Ware rasher tea essidedeu that the Irdeuser here very good dieumase e dist as masses eh kiwi ipis the gas. GOOD NEWS YWHERE!!! BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, THE PORTE LIT, or Portable Bedstead, Sofa, Chair, Inclined Couch, Moequito Tent, and Watemod or Hurricane Tent. paid la oho seer, weight from alba to 12Iba, lead h 22 Inches by deep sod 64 broad. No traveller, or invalid should be without , ow. Soil ably by W. OOLES , Elephant HOU" laT, 6 bwastd. Imam • N\ • A\ '• ' . \ • . ••••••••••..... BIIIIILER TUT. 1 010 . - SOIA SPORTING. MANCHESTER RACES.—WIIDNEaDAT. Tin Tasman Hamm? 5 rove. moh, with 80 added—for all egos ; the tamer of any ram subsequent to the publication of the vedette, vela. 10cl. dear, bib eats& Os' SAN. Admix l Harcourt's Dams Judith, by Van Tromp, I 7 ,20 7 t 4 Mb Mr. Booth's Myst* 8 yrs, Sat 109 a lir. Conland'sllte Lune. yra. 44 Ohs (i ta . Ballocki Pawns fiTLKIII of 10 son. tech, k ft, with 1011 added ; for 3-yr. side ; oaks, bit 710 ; eat Sib. Certain ties and allowances. "111. owner of the second hone to nodes Kg. cut of the stakes. One mile sod threnquarters. (36 subs.) Admiral Harcourt's Marmite, by Chanticleer, 74 171 b Aidl u Acd es ti 1 Sir C. Monk'.4lb ( Mr. J. Osborne's Lord Allred, Ise ..... .... •(OsstWds) lir. Peak's Igo, Set (ristreanl 4 Tea Cam Cur of 204 son. le specie, elided to a Handicap Sweep stakes of 3 son. melt, for 3-yirsr-olds sad Splrsrds; entitle penalties. The owner of the ascend bons t receive NI son. oat of tae stakes. About one mile and a quarter. (74 subs.) Mr. Copperthwaiteb The Early BIM, by Birdeatcher 4 Yrs. 74.41 b Nr..l. Si. Stanley's Orinoco 5 yrs, 7st Illb (Masan 2 Mr. T. Stevens's Beretdes, 4 yrs, 7st sib Lord Wlltca's Pumicescoae. 4 yrs, 7st Slb (AMino/l) 4 r.menuc nuunimi.) Ten !Arnim Penns of 10 son. mak, h ft. with 100 added, for 3- cr..llols; cot% Sit /lb; fldire, Ilia 410; sutra weight for attain win. The owner of the sssond hone to receive 28 ems. eat of the stakes. T.Y.C. (29 subs) Hr. B. Wilson's Heir of Lyme ........ 1 Cope acrd's St. Dunstan ...... Ilevenrais. Carr Pun (lutadkep) d 80 an,.., for all ages. Three quarters of a tale. Yr. T. W. Bedkeed%Dear Ile, 5 yrs. 7st Mr. E. Gill's Beurgeob, 6 yrs, let lrlb Rh ran. BETTING AT MANCHEBTEIL—ToseDAT. Although them is every pragieet at a geed W bee, on the beaks al the Dwell, the totting is anyt bet brisk; la bet, It bu been genera ll y remarked that, sanaldertng we ere on the eve in our great annual gathering, the events to be estested were Sever lam talked of. The ennezeit quotations will indicate the odds that hate been obtained, but main has been booked to nub maw: 131410 N CUP. 4 to 1 apt Odom (t) sto 1 Turnkeeteme (t) 6to 1 Esrly Bird (t) 12 to 1 Auy other. ILIIICHItiff Sit TRADES CUP. 6to 4 opt Seville (0 to t Shoreham (t) to 1 Iteumboa (t) t) ; 1 . 11,716 a t.. 111 to 1 Any other. SALFORD BOU01:11311 CUP. Ito 1 mirt Types (t)• ASCOT R&CES.--Anis 6. MR DAY. NOIEIPAIIO3III 70i TIZ °OLD VAIL Two MOM ns AS• Age TiaiNar ll Fibs Cblekesi 3 /go Onlitos Halms 3 Samosas* adsap 3 NMI& 3 itatspiso N.B. ALL PIRACY WILL BE PROCEEDED AGAINST. bibbed 11120.—N.8. No taps are genuine ekeept stamped with kb same and addrees; all othrrs are spurious imitations. J. B. leashes gratis a Lew method of tapping casks, warns* is Idled all who nee it. and supplies wholesale and retail his PEW INVENTED TAP W RAPPE.AB (to amens& the bungling now ot tieing paper j, at 6d. and Is. per packet. The trade supplied. N.B. Its merits were much canvassed and duly appreciated la * Gnat Exhibition, Beaton 22, No. 462, aid for which the teams medal was awarded. BARLOW'S NEW IN. —.., VENTED SELF-ACTING BYPHog TAP. REQUIREE Ne VENT-PEG V 13 I SA Prevents ale, beer, cider, .r other ilqu i . iP n . . 4 1 16..... e. from becoming gat or add so effeerally P ..— Pl y . I. that the last pintshallbe drawn ug oo g • _ . A r Nam 7 9 ' • • ... t . "' 4 ' -11 . - - es 4 2 1 i the Ant icswaorcrant ale t.d to w eep:: Its our . t hi I!. $ 1 er i t reCtra c" plated for sherry, Be., as. ' id* iii 11 The above engraving will la arplala hi action. When the loose key fitted de O. g . the top of the °lug C (which Ma a eorm.•-- pueite the atrAubellh sufficient throbs. 1 k s ... A through it Into the cask Menus thelitme to run of freely; when the tap blend e 5 Ir of no more sir can enter. .... w JAMES BARLOW, 11, Meg WMini. street, Marmon-house, turnishlag Itch .. monger and Bath Manufacturer. tea. . --. . MARKETS. WlTEE.—lmmatooa. 30.—Ibe mutat dosed with more excitement then men he acme dile pm; end prime of American are gal. to : p o mm el. end Man and Erman id. per lb. dearer the. last week. In there le km Amp. Upwards of 30 , 000 bales were Tesis t a hninding 90,0110 Amen= (1,000 for export, sad 11.0 0 on ); 1,500 PffUlla and naranisam, 0411. to 54.; IN Bahia, 41.; 1.110 Egyptian, Sid. toed.; 7,000 Barm, 444. to Did.; and 30 Ins Wain In to le. bd. cer lb. 00R14.—Scerow, Max so.—Ow market ha bow fairly supplied with Wiest kaday, for which there wea a fair demand at last week'e prier. Wheat, red, The. to M.; white, Its. Very little doing in other articles. Oats, 211 e. to Ida. Barbey, Wirt. es Um. Ibroarrow.ow-Teas, ILer steely of grain to this day'. market was moderate .' Wheat set a good demand at last week's curnmey. Barley fa mo Witte repeat. Oats were a tree Edo at tall prices. Beane the torn lower. Drum MAT 29.—There was a very =bawd market at oar Corn Exchange. Wheat, awn of the beat quality, wee le., and eta cheaper than on Friday but, Indian corn dell NI; and the turn in favour of the buyer. CATTLE.—ltozroao, MAT SP.-Our roasted to.day was well sup plied with stock, and tied@ ham, at rather lower prams. Beet, Oa 6d. to da. W. Mattes, la ed. to U. 10d. Lamb, 10. to lls. Veal. la. to la. Park as. 6d. to 4a. W. - • • il Mar iO.--Oar prim ruled Met to.day. sapplles Wag ISo:r= arts from L. to 4s. ed. Matto% 4s. to is. 64. Lamb, 4s. to Its. IC Val, 4s. to is. Fmk, is. ed. to Ss. re moos at KW., stoking the ad. POTATOOL—The Iblewiag were the pd ow Waseca', ago market egailited at Klesareee Tama= ;Akita Pal. liee. to 111 pet lest Iliaak Swats. tOt. to 111.4 Y e a m a a l ff =ab igmbi lae. le LacrimMe /agate. 110 a. to Ile.; r - to —a.. ibtel weight received that week. 1.110 tae. Bap/ft atr; trade dal. ODALL-Lotrono, MAT 60.-Chestrr N0 h5.17a94.; Ilaohmea , Us. ; Mon's West Hartley. 16s. 6d. ; l a llr.r e llywell, 175.; Howard's West Hartley &11 . Percy Hartley, 17r. 6d. ; TaMelu Year 151.911.$ Your Butes, He. 9d.; West Hartley Gteya, 178.61. • Watt Mow. 196. Si.; Wylatn, lie. 6d.; Walls End Acorn Clore. 191 IL. Winn Mrd Cluw. law, 19.4 Walls End Giberw, las.; Walla EM daehartLl7a. 9d. ; Walla End Harlon. ; Walls End Realm, 1 aa.• We& Salley. Wllls End Hilda, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Bidden, 17e. ti; WM' End Wbanehfile. lac; Eden Male. ; Walls EM Bunt. 194. 6d. ; Walls End Kepler Orange, 110 s. id. ; Walls End Iddrismil. 19s. 9d. ; Walls End Rtwee.'s Helton, 20s. 6d.; Walla Bad Iltsviseft fle.; Wilts EM Foshan., 19a. 6d.; Will. KM Ceram, 201. ; Was EM Hartlepool, 21s. ; Walls End Bomb Hall, 19s. 6d.,• Walls End Kenos, 21a ; Walls EndTrimlon Thoruley, 19s. ed.: Walla Booth Hellen, 111 a. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 711.; Walla End Wet Mire, He. Id. ; Will. End Whitworth, 16*. ftl.; Walls End Ereawood, 17a. 6d.; Gawks Hall. 1311.6 d. FRENCH AGRICULTURAL REPORT. PAWS, TOINDAY. TIM Preres of ATM gives the Molds, satisiestery .IN of Os asps fn that part of Prance:—" After g law moth of wind assn. the temperature has suddenly baeress ssodm, sad tits lemma= midis we an every day receiving Made tommotto all the teen with& at all time bad been azei•ed oomersing the ogrkaltural skied gee gewery. Tim wheat, ch.eked lam growth trg the cold Whisk gasestiol :Mks Me Lum Mow, big sow Mums strength. medis es stalk. TM rain On last kw days has Mum( Ms grastest lositt, s& lit toselitar sets in warm. sa eenteimt hereon meg he smogs& IS mity, the 'pinks of the armelk boa MO Ma Mat smisi; sad ft it Mat sitismans• whisk Ms miligessisd the rise is die markets tas degongs. Eye, boom and Mew sags ebili NM , in MI sindillsk and the immuknesare mil e = wire grass t is a word. tho winds wintry mem* Ike mot eats. Weary asparanes." The Pide corn market was resendiagly aidmated during ths early part otths met. The intelllgsma that A. mingry markets were ail higher bed to • earringmling sham Is the ompltal, and the 010. tations at km eimmed as sisgmentatiss at set km then V. the beg. First gualfdes bronght 11 1 1 L, sad the oases tress SU. to Mt. Eta them pion did .V rant easisk the selisk sad tbey Mini • Soso more to the quotations jest mated. TM someepaineo wm that Wei. nose fell off towards the end of the weak, and prior Waded ellettly downwards. Its return of Ins weather hod a amain IBM aMs market within the hat twos Arm days, sad As best marks add Is had *Afros set. to l7f. • larm bastmos wen Ms dem daft Mt list days of the week fa wheat, a sok, et perehmeas barbs pro. seated the t mins from Picardy, Memmiy. Ariewma, sal the advance wro from lf. 50c. to IL the IM Mos. TM grist st Nw Beano, and scums was 47E, to 4Sf. fur that qoantity. THE NEW INCOME TAX ACT.—The new Income Tax Act, which received the royal went on Friday, has just been printed. The additional duty of twopence in the pound is to be charged from the 6th of April last, in addition to the rates and duties chargeable under the act passed in the last session, for and in respect of all property, profits, and gains, chargeable under the several acts is force. The increased duty is to be assessed and raised under the former ants. The first Income Tax Act was passed in June, 1842. LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE R►ILWAY. A meeting of this company was held at Manchester yesterday, under Lord Wharneliffe's order, to emotion bills having oassed the Commons, before they were sent to the Lords. The only bill found to be in this stage was one of the Great Northern, to which the Lancashire and Yorkshire are a party, enabling the Great Northern to take land on the Leeds viaduct, for a sum of 20,0001. This bill was sanctioned without discussion, and the meeting was adjourned till the 14th June, by which time it is expected the bill for extending the Preston station will have paned through the lower house. [Advertisement.)—MANY THOUSAND CURES BY Du Haut's Mucous Itavauuirs Awairca FOOD. without median', in. convenience, or expense (sa it .a'es fifty times its eon in other rentediee).—Cnre No. 71, of dyspepsia. From tin Bight Hon. the Lord Stuart de Deane " I have dorivell sessidarable bleat from Du Barry's Borden% hearts Food, awl einsidar it due to yourselves and the public to satinets this eludes of throe Uses. Sioux De Droten"—Onts las MAW Why Iskimelliable army from dppapis actraio nsossfasa. aslissa , sash , soasfsatton. flatuleocy. at the olmsab s sit voselaspo. have bass re :oar D. bur r . —Ant fool. KIM lows. Worthas LW& near Dies, Norfolk." In ariaars saitegy mini for SB Assts. sad with full histructicae-511n, Ita; US, Ws I Kb" 225.; 101 b., Us. Tin ion. and tWa. SlOdille Nos as of post-ofike order.—Barry du Barry stil On. W. Pcsannottost. eon ; Fortnum, num, and WS. Pieesinif ; Ms at Ilk Swahili; 60, Oraceohureh-street ; 49, ; hOshiord-atteet; 431 and 330, noun. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS FOR mot thnut or Mums Cestmanne. Limeades FLAIVUONIT, AND Ami Pro" or Too Lam. -•- s fuletems lattiestim et Uwe diadems en mane of termed egumeedle pia In the Ito. meelh sense al al wielded Am oda& steM ot appetite, Itseriburn e lmtgerh ddetate. ad general debi li ty. The mead at the mule el O rYt _Y the mat Important step, toe at a ham neennee te Ida se they seem seek alma. tog eed vesemelmy peedeedee *Mete salmi el the liar s peedily aneme; the dideedtmed Idemarried off. the stimmth etteerh. tliesetlet nelved, ad the paned Is lateral m palest health. r a tem e a s t i =lah and at Proacat Itelloway's Istalidamenta t lend N s Ileitas:nne. New Taft. • SHIPPING INTELLIGENCIL __•_- ARRI VED. Atsrow—at Deal, May 29, from I°l Graveread, Illy 29. from 241 189% 43131—at Omega:A, Kay 30 from Moo*lag AIM= NANCY —at flransemg May 30, from. mama* taus-at ....- , , BATATILIa.-lt Oraalai* May 30, from ........lette Burro Jos wa-at May 30, from Codia oi,hai Lorna-at Queenstown. May 23, from. Dew= ClialoM-at Gravesend. May 29, from. ........_,. Cuurnt-at Gravesend. May 30, from.-- .......... Duds Carp, -at Gravesend, May SO, from AMY OTT OP 140aDallt- at Gravesend, May SO, from Nelda Cases-at Liverpool, May 30, from .IfAlm Dowses-at Gravesend, May 29, from lade= Datalliali-at OrlateaDa. may 29, from BKOCRILL -at Uverpool, May 30, from _ Jan Biwa -at Gravesend, May 29. from isMessat Grausend. May 29, from litens-atO:aveeend, May 29, from Msasemnas-at Gravesend, May 30, from. . Baser-at Gravesend. May 30, from FauT-at FILIMOIIth, May 29, from Paris--off Falmouth, May 30, from - 1= Premien-at Gravesend, May 30, from Bollards Fausaton--st Gravesend, May 30, from Demist Fasnliams-at Gravesend, May 30, from. ben Fuxin. Botoset-at Graveeend, Slay SO, from ... Bug Poor-at Gravesend, May 29, from Diet GAIDIPS -at Liverpool, May 30, from Groats Dso-at Grawsewl, May 29, from . - . ... .....«.Essays 01211111 hialrlai- at eramend, May 29, 22001..... ..... DO* flotuan -at ciraseerod, May 30. from .... Omed Horror-at Gravest-Aid, May 34 from ............ ........--learme Haser-at Gravesend, May 30. from Hennas-at Grauwild, May 29, from ...Dallis 211AIND QUltia-off Palwouth, May 80, from ..... - -.. Abel IaDITIMITY-at Deal, May 30, from s. .21.0eine 1 Allktet -at Greenock, May 28, from Ands JANIS BarLT-12 Gravesend, May 29, from Maul Jaw-at Grausenu, May 30, from ...Jame Josue Cau-itiOrumend. May 30, fetes bank JULIFITA42 Liverpool. May 30. fr0m...... Smoak KOIMINOINaI2LIZaaaIIi-at Gravesend, May 39, tam AMY Locos Msau.-at Gravesend. May 30, from Lsoroumen-at Dover. May 29, from -... E . 1 " 1 V: Slarnowin-at Falmouth. May 26, tram ...Jo% Muntos -at Greenorh, May 29, from ... r ., ... ..„.. .... , TAill KaIsCRIONESS OP LONVONDIaIT- at Deal, May 30, iris ..8= Marna-at Gravesend, May 20, from NIGGLY- at Oravesen I May 30. from Amin Powenuau-at Gravesend. May 29, from . - .. . Dieds PlalaillalTAa-at Gravesend, May 29, from ..... 9lllllll Itova.Cossoar -at Grieve/end, May 30, fr0m.........-...110 22174-at Plymouth, May 29, from May . ..... ~ ....... ....... Mal BIICULIATION-at Gloucester May 28, from floods Bauer SATAMT- at Deal, :0, from limas BID )I.la-at Gravesend. May 29, from lhata Twosomes-at Liverpool, May 10, from .Seetenie Twzsoa Baooaa-at Portsmouth, May 29, from 0 1 101 Vasa-at Gravesend, May 30, from leads aso-at Deal, May 29, from Bows Apo inset-at Gravesend, May 30, from .IGMeI 111Thi - e• .Ikßfit SAILED. Alta—Rats FM t, May 29, to ..... ASNlAT—tram Falmouth, , May 28, to 06 . dm ham.ns—frose Gravesend, May SO, to 11 dreet—fran Liverpool, May SO, to —...Bartiona Nstatwx—from Gravemad, May 30, to ..,....0thr0l COOMTIFI OF BiClTll—from Swansea, May 28, to 0. Ork Ottwoolam—from Gravesend, May 30, to Rotterdam Cass—from Liverpool, May 30, to Newroandlmi Czavauur—from Liverpool, May 30, to __Lis Danut—trom Liverpool. May O. to DVlllLi—tram Greenock, May 28, to ELlAS—from Siton ham, May 29. to Fortour —from Oravesena, May SO, to ... ..New ULM ENSIALD (IS.)—trom Liverpool, May 30, to olollnlt EDWASD Rimuumr—from Liverpool, May 30, to ..... ralpwris OILAIFITI ClTY—from Gravesend, May SO, to ......= —.tom—from Gravesend, May 30, to ' - ^a. Gramma, May 30, to gam - Ls—from Falmouth, May 28, to TANN .s—from Swansea, May .8, to KAMM ,aarrr—ham Newport, M., May 28, to Medlar oa—ho. Newport, M., May 28, to Gibraltar ARLAN—from Liverpool, May 30, to Santa Marda Jose Bum—from Grsneen4 May.So, to RION I. J. Arnsos—trom Gravesend, May 30. to Jesus Thom—from Swansea, May 28. t 0.... ................... Kontroori—from Queenstown, May 28, to ..... .. .......... Eng k Lacer Pave—tram leinverdn.4 May Mumbles, May ay 29, t0 2.0.04 te .................. . N . O, . ....... y th on Lownor Lire—from Liverpool, May 30, to Ulm—from Gravesend, Nay 30, to ttarlissr IL B. Ecru inorrowe —from Graves __ end May 30, to .............. NAT Qollllll —ham ' - - Hiu.sx AND sTwi _ A Wirgm l , May 30, to ...... ... 7 ...... _-.....urnms -tram elystouth, May 25, to .. . .... he! a•• Ottamt Qvux—horn Portsmouth, May 19, 05.....«••••P" ." Otmas—from Lmerpom, Mu 30, to Adam Paormarz —trim Liverpool, May 30, to ..-101 Iheowoolt—troot Liverpool, May 30, to bearewtomilal •Be Dommaaarr —hum Orammehd, May 30, to ...... N ...... Stu 11.Pam—trorn tararesetol, May 30, to ............... ..Dmkatt Irma—floorl4ll, May 29, to Taub lisson—trosa Seltarea, Mar 28, to 118009 Yamos—tree Limped, Msy 30, to ....... VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Eclipse (barque), from Calcutta, April IL lat. IltN.,lon. 23 W. Sea Witch, of 81. John, N. 8., for Liverpool, April 29, 4L AIM" Storm King, from Liverpool tot New Orleans, April 23, off Mt WO BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRATHL BIRTHS. BROWN.—May 93, at Kensington Palace-gardens, the wile fa Brown, Lg., of • ton. GAUNTLETT.—hIay 28, at Gloucester.atreet, Eocleston.aoh" wife of O.H.Gauntlct, Eaq., of • eon. OILMAN.—May 28, at West Bronapton, the wife of Mr.E. LOMA of a daughter. IHJOHLS.—May 27, at Nightingale-lane, of B. Hughes. Esq., of a aughter. PRIDEAUX.—May :6, at *la Regent's-puk. the lib of C. O. Rideau...a, ot a con. BAOIIANDI.-Iday 27, 21ra. J. P. fiagrandi, of Higher BroulMa i l Manchester, of • sn. BTRANSOM —May 29. at Fulmer, Bucks, th• wile of Mr. J. B. BC. mom, of Uzbr.dge, of a daughter. TRITION.—May 21, at Otlurd Parsonage, Sevenoaltr, the Oda tt4 See. B. B. Tritton, of • Nn. WILT r6.—May 21, at Kidbrooko.terraon Blackheath, NM r• Vila* of a daughter. MARRIAGES. IRDORBBANK—DENNENG.—Mity 29, at St. Giles% CestbO vea l by the Rev. 8. P. Denning, M.A., the Rev. W. Brookabmk , Rector of Lemplugh, Cumberland, to Elizabeth Jane, doll ° B. P. Denning, Req., of Dulwich. lUCKLET—RSIBLLY.—May 26, at fit. Jobe% Meacbester, LLI I Rev. H. Sayer, 8.A., Mr. U. Buckley, of llall'wcreecent , hunt, to Mina Elizabeth Emaley, of Wilburn-street, Rettog'"" Belford. BITILL—GENN.—May 29, at the pariah church, Sheffield, II Rev. T. P. Sergeant, Mr. B. Ewill, of Mocks-street, Cluethew , Annie, daughter of Mr. C. Oen°, of kilwtheld. NTLLIAMB-14 ILES —May 28. at Enowhill Congregational Cludelb Wolverhampton, by the Rev. W. Baran, Mr. J. wuusisi. Min* widow of the late Mr. W. Ades, of Wolverkampton. DRATIIB. AINCIER.—May 26, at the Parsonage. Hampstead, Elisabeth Nu* daughter of the Roe. T. A Inger, aged 18. FAULKNER. -May 28, at Chelsea, Mr. T. Faulkner, aged FROTI24O.—May :7, at Blagdon Court, near Bristol, !Una El" wife of Capt. T. C. Feeling, R.N. FUSEL—May 26, at WalthAnstow, Mary, the wife of Mal i l Freest, late of the Les.bridge.road, aged 61. HARVEY.—May 211, Mr. 1. Harvey, of Southgate.street, Etvy JONFB.—Mcy 47, Ella Marta, wile of C. W. Jones. Hal, of bill, Eery, aged 4. ROBERTEON.—May 29, at Lawn Cottage, Ilaaspered, Edith the beloved youngeat child et Henry hnbertion, EN, aged •• • iltbdad tad autglabed m/ Wismar Kam UM" aNa , atm'. fa tha at the OM" 84xesk. la au mum of tr' Pfistersim—ta,inaeds. Pr - Si •