The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-24 00:00:00

,SRSETSRING SUITOR. A poling man who left this litt A Shoat sevn een sly, to same mom gegen* poises of : Me e T ails, was, like sassie sae oda esiessig stressed by tbe anew, aid scassial to the digship, where be was Told Tall boy ege ssedel, sad be sea aftrilards forwarded the sOs these el Ids bastlises to job hiss le hie slash Br sew el& MON Awls& that Belem& pseeseehig. be ems& s is" ad lisps Is Wet of s buss " Gees " SSW med his boot k sOlidgatred. bat whisk bial sever buss based lip blase Is fades his in a eitte. Be selected ble similes aeggslo • sea brooeid is less* 601. to logieed, ha theisauledy est lag le else eat sad jela la the The smaglig lissera nese& bar binds, hal blest ems ago& to raadoe, 1 who ball pass** her ea a 'amid dliessrp mg bad aid odds SI hr seedy was s eem is this dilissli et dish sheldolidswl, rind brie blabs plesiel. At Isegthlbe lodes misted a esresibesst to raissfirs7 lies, mg lise party of three psalms ea/spa their berths, paid elide Sore, and forwarded their leggege to the ear SSTswhisk Ow were to sobs& Ise the sesibsra I 1 bud bare the hills sat_ a! bowl, bet brae sielaly apses& ea& &ibises bar till the soil bad esild without her—ber foe pia. bawds gea% sad Mesa sal Bat " the wane of Ina les user es res awastik." rad is dee et bath seassatel to bo serried to the resat lever. ea die A&probably that " a WA la She harl is weeds two la the Soh l" but tb o Omni to% fisibillbrne sot levels& to bleat* the red iii the wee. frwarady took skip sad Mold be BegiswiL Aber a,, demist Wyss, of three sistbs. be esoshei tbe abode of I Us &dile Isir oae. • tar base of peemdel ghats. lab. 1 dad Me host of the basselesS ease sal* , gild digger at I I Berri Cris& se be die Seems is& dm sin, sad the I swa was poollsissi Isseselbssiber eadilkg sada s m ad be rude salads's& with the bd. The biggy pie ON UM waiting for s sod 09 soasgthaa to.* ilea sCbsze i l b le lakiegnes bloodbri=ms k bower as a soma ts hie oak a maim, for libe wasp Waif est busk or "Ow la teat. ter phis. pease sea we was will Isl all right oa bis VIA arr ea ival el biaa—Ocforil Chrowiek. ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF PAINTING, SCULP TURE, ARCHITECTURE, AND ENGRAVING, BY ARTISTS OF ALL NATIONS. TO TEN NOTTOZ you MAIZT =WC 813,--POTOOITIDS tha not attregesstly tow per the amity of polities with the .amities et Usemate sod at, I feel montage& to address you apes the Mist sablest ; sod will. if you will slaw me, as ea artist, croak you SIT the seggestisa whisk you awls ot the 17th WI, respeting settliblii&S to Losers at Gamest eshildins II Poems awl statue by artists of all nations. I leg SW timed that year peeped will be warmly rapeseed Se hp the peat suPwity et Bridal artists, who, se • body, haws to be very liberally disposed. Some belle, anew abided saga there ere mamma us, es is sassy dam, who itatiesevely oppose easy step is the ease of progress; bet the& mamba is eemparathely ssaalL Nethiag esa be mere tree, or to the pusses, that year maul that 0 Beth the artist mil masters of Reglsad woad geln by the uppertosity of imeqoariag 'Ed antresdas the pea lieihke et different wholes. Nye 'sieves of thought sad asegialKot woad be epee& Lou the lamer; new soma sf &slight fer the latter." I would hog to suggest that orddaeare, ileserativo Polseati ead ealmelii be to asted is this istestatimal ampetition it at It is very Me, es made ameitectare, that the merits of balkliag am *sly be thosoughly judged of it enemies; but sod* MOW Met AM display itself ups papa; hams the qp. pertaaity at Weeding that Sao at ia sash sa oshlliess as yea smut As anal stablest la leftist of flo ea obiteeturel deeps of the Fatah, Germs% sad heists, amid set fell to redoes a most salutary Whet spas thel orshissets of Goat Bradt, oleos art, at pesont, artaisly lake the trade («Hag disessuihis is the peedustione of their bathers of the brash sad the chisel; sod it may be observed, is pang, that is banding, a meets show of materlab too ohm steads for thought swept se—aor have we forgottea the impassion made by the pasha delgse seat tree. Frames for "the Crystal Paste," severe et wash wen assidered worthy of beim permaneady mated. The wily difllealty apposed to year oollibtated some, that I as see is, to Sod a tomb for seek at abili ties which, to be *Seaga, should be sada ass roof. As you have remarked in a late plat et year ezesileet journal, 0 There is sow is London ample oppertatity of judging of the artistic eapabilities of three great maim ;" bat, the amity of enosantering the straits is promedlag he. TOO school to mother, weeksta the impeeselosi by shah* the mesas of ea'. tbesilits.Ti met a building for salt • papa would be to pay un r est grafted homage to the spirit of the age ; gad the sake that would take the initiative it is hatable a week would give proof of as .alightmed sad able patriotism. R. A. Laths, Kay K. THE RIGHT HON. M.T. RAINES AND CHURCH TO TIM RUMOR 01 Til DAILY Ims. Sts,—ln the analysis of the divislia co chucks nta abolition, published in Ile Doil. Am pen arslisa the Right Hoe. M. T. Balsa ss elm* lisS "OM stating that ha was so only through the AMIE' weft ea sooner than was axpeeted. To provost any misaseeeption op **subject , Perhaps yarn aoald And rests he the follow ing letter, whisk I rowing frogs tins rilsitis t member a short tins sgo.—Tosr!, Ike., B. WILSON, .1 as - - -- Braialey, - asari.tedi, iirj 22. (C Woar-law Baud, April 27. " My dear flir,—l shall have great plenum in Gomm sleeting with flir G. Goodman upon the subject of the peti tions which you mention in your letter. I hilly remear in Um approbation of Sir W. Clay's bill, esprmead by the petitions/1, and I shall certainly oupport that bill by my vote.—l am, Be., ama ss. " Benj. Wilson, jun., Esq." JOHNSONIANA. (Crokor's Boswell, vol. v., p. 347, Codicil Dr. Johnson's waL) lishccoli.—" I oho gin owl begeoMit to coy god-childron, tho No coil inherit d Maochion laws, painter, oach of lisses ass Modena pounds et my dm* Is the Threo-por- Oost alooildOld Aswasitles, Is be wiled and disposed of by, sad si dinisoties c4 sly essistsrs, in the editor lies sr oedemas& is tits world of *so say said legatees." (aped) lomisbs, 1784. TO TEN EDITOR OP THZ DkU.T NIBS. fist,—Above, I send you an extract from the octave edition of Ctoker's Bossed, containing the information sought for by on strain himself " Inquirer," in your paper of this day. It strikes me that " legatees " must be a very negligent investigator, for it le made the referees* which he states be did, it is extrecediamy that the matter in question 'Meld lave Ur his *housed's. Like "Inquirer." I am batertieted is the " Johneoniaa robes," and take the liberty of eseleeing a guinea to he apsikei by you to the bought of their poessueor.—l am, Ike., Leaks, Ittli May, 1865. J. B. [TM douse inched lm boom iseverded to its destiea tioa —Ed D. NJ CRICKET. ELMO( OP Au. ENGLAND e. TWENTY-TWO GONTLNINX OP COMM Caution, 01,01 D.—Thia grand ankh will be esamessed to-day (Thursday), on the Christ Chad Grosad, near the Groat Western Railway Station, and candased as Friday and Saturday. The (al kyls; an the motes of the sThe eleven : C. D. Manisa, Req., S. L. Balsams, Req., Anderson, Jalks Omar, Cars, liillyer, Lasky'', Nine, George Parr. Ste dman, Wright. The tweaty-two : Lord Midis., W. G. Arklostest, G. Barker, J. H. Barton, T. V. Bayae, J. H. W. Clarke, B. H. Colley. D. Crawley, W. Fellows, Fay, G. F, Rev. IL keel, C. H. Hamby, F. Oliver, G. H. MI" E. A. Pittard, G. F. Piasett. B. X. Randolph, M. kooky, C. W. Sedarl, a. LANSIOSIC and W. I. Walk% Mere d . JAN die match eleosnalthe ChrktObwreb amen' to play the listbary aide en by ad hiewbe days, as nro Bonbon Groand. The MAW limn I. tdofd doll* at kid, a meld Ihnotea••modem ad rillisiverelty ea this Magdalen Gnu* to be played der nest week. TIM how Th4DL-1311WINCillild, MAT 23.-A swam of the creditors of Yaws. Thews Deets sad Boas, J the Croolthey Ina Werke (whew weberreameate haw bees already averted to la the De elks"), ass WI at ttr Qasea's Beal, la OW tows, ea Naeday. It wee ea sameed that the MN assoset to MINMIL, to most which lbws so ennoble book debts, stook, pit has at KNIK. sad inamissls i shwa progeny di* solos of whisk his get Os he ososslalash. This is 'ldolise of do wearier gives to Ohs Ptah. Poe the pupa et sok* Ye socorary lavabo a ssmilloss Ivo =Wm au op cutt, sm4 ma alhemessot tookitass tbs le of has. sea Woe lkonwish Bask his soooritOs i ts toll =id ahvasss,imsoshag, we bottom IMAL the Ming ATM— CULT " siossia," co assail Wag et is IsTabasky, vat& haws mesa* boos WM is smog Lisada, a basest sees af lisps bag beam to by 11.1 h Isis esti = a i s t e respeses el the imasseelei esswitust hem& yaps have boos *hag la the sisi ea& esetheta wiles sue Isms Mei lisa to atom @het is sessal tea aim sr sea ft. itte " eleV " Mm .1 la morel assess esti 'sadism's whit Sisk es. C ere inSt• Weir a Vidal* dierease is Ilse WA•lirs•re Me visa to elseselseile their baby Plitst Saba inteutgence• COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—MAT 23. wroth IN 11A.011.-101111131 USD 6111111 MM MD /OVICIII 0010. IMO. Ma. LOP COOKIIOI I . 2011114. V. 2.13 assesat ITIAM INL YIOATION COMPANY. cattalos. !Una is aslientermgle by the plaintiff, the weer •of =t i d o. the 110repoeth le seism leneges from 601 kr 14thy iseeksi by Ide by neon et tk• awilliress of Ora ileasiaate 'meals. la Maer esai lr 11610 46 4__ iks !Muth th at the na into tee ea sight adr OM Awn lagithesming Mr to ilal%whis oss bask le.th the isegiles of ne. pleated. This en has both sted me ime this Mine tines. art a seek ecuesion the sedans oe 10 the culpability of the parlies mu of the mg eantsedisleepastere. At the ink fugal the fury fond a nudist POP too *Wig ; at the enema they were mth se we% eel wen deluged, after being Wiwi e my kr 16 been; sad at the third, the jury kw& theft see mer we going toe fie% bet it was im. peak Se welt the isiliint when the brig wee within a wads With ; or, In his. that both the deneer mil brig mnutiae% bat the Meer leen eceibraisly se. lk. Jodie Irk, who per these% heti thell Ibis eieseetei is a vadat fee the pientif. be eseesi kith to men for a new We, or te ester the wain kr the Atiedants. It was *Wan lest tine. 11r. IL. Chambers end Ilr.Brantwell yesterday, awl Mr. I Bolin today, showed mast against the rate; wtl* era simperer! by Sir F. Thalia, Sir F. Kelly, seil Ns. Knowles. The arguments basing cceinded, Lord Campbell said the court would take time to eceseider their jwlrseent. - --row V. TIM anevoimrtox et ucnnem.-7AIMI OM. _ This wee as aides to maw images for Wee barium meat, ander the fielearing ___ofroamaramous. The glistiff was Ws alma enbildlele. mil having Um ttimaimed i f i t i ma law l Mee t peseolmall MEW of the beim el the taws earistell, Irbil& be &dig le haw am k That ledz at ases: WI Witold Oa Wm Mr. pat a seNVir=ittesursindiK mist the ei Celyeentios /t i the Nth suedes el 'blob mamma sagisteato $ hese warrant regairing a party es endow to ;appear balm two judos, who, if they lel& the Gam phis* moved, may Jamison his ante the bests me &sli vered Ise. The Innen' for gee eserehmnies haute, bees hosed. he was arrested la liabgbant as fleaday, the 16th of October. 1863, was take. ba.4.16 to lionised Gaol, sad was detained is carted, es that warrant mail the 3rd of November. from "MIL garb& he was farther Vaned on • seemed warrens sae tbe Sad of Match. 1 The *MUT wee orders& to be dis charged ea these manias lir: mart. bat beisig in custody ea a dataiam by his a = Haim sad 00., who were se way with sle tows council, he woe again detained sea third weirest bend by the eorpontisa as the Patio, Beard math dee Ids of °Meier. It appeared at the trial that the see postios led bets Ihit perry to the plaietifre belaj/aibeoaaaa.d -amatlmMm ble umust.but it was shoos that Mr. me esmadesk• bed. as a solicitor, given his images that the som' eight be empeatod as a Sunday sot that he had wooed lbe Nis gletatiTs committal the wills the Ms (hr the Mime. corpus was meadkg. l.l lZa a ry sss a mule br ai ti p l a ritiff, appeoliimiag the danta at MK tar tbe Ise et imprisons , '" from the 18th of Oeteber to the 011iffembr. sod lOW. fur the seam& hos dr bed el November to the lei of Uri Lard =who Obi therm, held. berme, thee the odes et' lie agehot repeoadeo, lad Mmessed the eloihtte be estate& fir the dehrbsto, el* lens to WO MINK le she plate& law. • Ids ems umbeageassly IYs ellolsei to ester a mallet he tbe pYIeYL gr. WIEN, sr&M Amy aew limn& our srebre the ea* asetallos doe V the west es Sri* wen see a room he* susNOM Me l 114.1114 mad *as tho beisdatils wane ymoisMed W Me LISA Mies el the Masielgal Clogemaioso Ass. seder whisk the preseelholt W hues takes. Tbe argamsata hal sot someladed when the mart ems, am& be resamsd this day. BAIL COURT.—MAT 23. Mr. 'OWN , Wight:Nan announced that he shosld sit at aid pins to-morrow in the Lord Chancellor's nowt. COURT OF COMMON MBAR-MAT 22. 1717.611 VI WOOIII.—SEPOMI GSM 717/11011 7mrle, !le 111M111. a JOIMIDSOMMINWIL, MID NIL MIMI 0201 MORTON 9. COPILAND.—DILMLATIO COPYILII The plaintiff in this case is the erslllutown dramatic author, and the defendant is the proprisess of the theatre at at Liverpool. The mhos ON tine& bp the Ora mods Authors' Society is dm sumo of lAA _Malmo to ninon ponellim Sec the duesnime bovbeg prisms* tires of he piles 'IOW havieg ban eltemiosd his ocusest is writing in the Wens of the Dramatis Copyright Am. The mid Unit plow Waft oho Chief Justin. at the La Oho Ididdlellis. and *slog gam a medistlor the *Wilke leartaea 40s. eoliths.. ldr. lideria James, Q.C., now applied fur • rah to show oases why there should sot be a nost-emit e a r• sow Odd. Re stated that the Dramatic As Sodety pnbilitsd a tariff of prices at which plows mitt= by their musbeis Wibe perfumed at sematry theatres, anti it Nes the l s t roil radios so perform pieses ostler the saitstias of the Dramatic Authors' Society, moil without holes say spacial writtsa coussut of the sallow The 4111111• At acted co the ease prisoiple, but it happened hat • dispute arose between his. and the Massada Mane 111,, he ootamiding that they had charged him he piens ~a he had the authority of the authors to paean. awl 'Web he was Bal a lia to pay tho moiety he. As be wend met pay the nce claimed of him. the proms* seem mos brought to recover penalties, sot hr paribming pleess as to whoa there was a dispute, but times to ell& there was no diatom, aid ate pohmssms which had bees mutally paid for, the gromd of maim being that there was so coo lest is writing of the author or his assignee for the per. formaams. It was sew submitted to the went that it wee 'numbest spas the plaintiff to show that the defendant had Yet the wont it waiting. whisb be bed sot dams ; and further, Masemeals published by the D e an satis Authors' Smutty automated to are sanest. These damsels stated that ono of the admatagos of society w Ibet roviesial pesideten night whoa pima the ee wiliest tile iosnammissos el spalybes te th• anthems fur *dr email. MI is oddities tbay Mors ass a demist which bad been dosed by the oseralsay Is the meekly in 1849, and whY Mated that the dihedral had pormision to play hams bil= n o the Mama Macre Societ y on his of his mostbly Mils, and paying for tr i e a ses sail sissteel. MAT 23. x 23. _ imi soap arm Mimi. MO imissex, purr. Ain surest. 101111111 AND 011112111 V. 17 43. En= O. Ina LONDON ZIT; liC;17T11-zumaxx I•ILWAT 001/PANT.—PLOODISO • 0•11DINIVIII 01017NDO. 4 This was an action to recover damages for the injury deso to a market gudenses grand NW Doodad, la nue quince of holieneet bun lisededos was alleged, ire* the way is waists semi dransge weeks bad bona dose ander the direction of die seaway otmpaoy. Thomas was tried balm Kr. Jades Maul% who thought that there weans enemas of the difoodonls . nobility, Ind Mesita • Imo" buspea leave to the phial to seen to inn a midis{ Ire Set:, if the comet samba bed that then was say nelson of the defeedneli which ought to hays bee to the jury. Is the nurse of last torn a rule was obtained pursuant to nob loan, and to-day eons was shown against it being made abesiule. Mr. Breawall, Q.O , and Mr. Willis appeared to show ewe, and Kr. Hawkins to nipport the rah. It appeared that Mr. Phillip', the surveyor to the comp pest, had draws the pleas for the drain, sad that Mr. For um, • ofsatmeam, bad aired to neon* the work, sad bad employed widar kin a perms swami Min who bed nada no mating in his owa way. US/Ilt*NO *MEW MOM it WIN alienated that the railway eseepsy noun was sot liable is this snits, who've/ ohm night be. The Chief Justice thought from the seise of the waken that the planar, land mil set hoes hoes !nodal by mains of this drain woks the isle nag had boss made right woos the road. Kr. Maps bad ordered it sot to be cut through all at ease, and Ede, the bricklayer, said he did sot cat through all at ones. If it wen not cut through, the water nut ban eons over the nod without the fault of the dolsedaats; bet the plaintiff's ease was that the read was at thaws\ at uses, and if that were so it had boa doss ossuary a the orders of Phillips, sad if those orders had boss obeyed no harm would have resulted. Under these cir --- • --- users was no evidence of the oespaay's liability, Bela discharged. COURT OF SMUG* rs ' 07 SHAM- ZOLDIMI m • WM. r. WUlas and Mr. Bevil wowed to show eases against a rale obtained by Sir FradirM Thesiger to set mid* the cardiac kr the 0404 and Ice s sew trial in this sass. The nem MI Wee the Lai Ode Duos at Guild hall, sad was Isaught to recover SAW , the manse of slz =Tour or beak post bills, based by the Gnaw r Galesils, of which bock do isketlant was a aasslasiert. It appeared that the deissiali Ind Weems c eibirdaskise in the year 1814. and at that dais fea ths anslana of the bmk to the ordinary brunesetiss adllwir hien to losno hank poet WI. alined by two direstsas Is Ile year Mks honk seappol mutant, and tall Into a MY of haeltraptey • sad and these airsessiwasas Use *IMO ••=; ea naaer the defendant liable ft his abarrifor of isoilarkk Thasigrat and Kr. Brozman grand in lionsit adm ; het the arsplisiesta had sill serinded when the wart row. EXCHEQUER amps' a 1001101LISPODO TEO LOD CDC arnica OF TD. .. OPP MOON rum ass yap CZ:lnr BUMP 0 TO owe, 07 OINSONI, JCL WOO 4LIIIMO, WM PLATT, AU. MA 1101111311, XL nano, 11111111110. The loaned judges Mein meembled, The Zooid Mid Judie, of the Comm Plum amboomsdi *el Om awn * would Ma am I lasso hen the Court of Quo% los es eassehr, Ile SM. Tuesday. the WM, Thumbs), the at el Nag, NM hilwf. the l it of Jam ; I smi on la ems Ms Ile Overt of Cameo Phu oat Court et W ILvekeiper, When* et Jam lag gamin Ss" THE EXPRESS. THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 24, 1855. IT U. It was thalami is es envelops got awe' t ei K T . ° t or liestmsa. wetehewsheei 50, 'JamplemaSioat , Clorkeawoll," wad meeked la the saner . 4 Wan.. Wiwi I vied in „t, il mid to Ma, 1 do sot d . .• Whom with Kr. Cochrso. aod 1 I am Set is the habit of *wading goods to stronger. Ks at ass reelied, " Oh, Kr. Cochran is I most highly respectabla .ad sathafastara." I asked him if he was in his service tad sow Meg Mimi lama ao. U. said, "1 hays bees Oa month Is bla IN091: 1 I Om NIA yea bail meta go to mt. Cesium ma «a hls UM ost baewies Ka I outset let him ba th tko washes. The Omer west away, awl but day I eallei es Kr. Calms, lAEA tell se that savenl of the ease Idaii of soles had Inca yeaseated at ether playaby a yews, Sla g sad that if be silted spin I was to Rive him late oastedy. I saver saw his slam, until I met Inspector Breams last sow, sad I at thee megalith his. laspootor Brawn—That is alll purpose to do at present, ythr The gyp. prin.-- INSOLVENT DEBTORS Ouu—_ WOOS 01. COOKINSIOUS MUMS. IN TEII )(A 01 11111 Y 001 00API. Tbh pea, which bad raped the attention rAr t h, w aw a ormswiesimer ea several days, was comsdado 4 . Ne, NM" Ur. Dowse, and Mame, And s upporte d a. learnt ear ths PudePt and RT. 8 aimed tie Irha isehthie. a: r isi na OR Um 11 1 1 brieeft Tbodit pie debt* Imetftiesa. lassedei esia the Saads. Jesse E. Vag, li r . liel Mess =SrIS the tart, sal who was elated WM a sepbtir If et Wayless wen to • very large wathat. eel shat 10,0031 were mums& debts, nearly all owls, to lIIMUSOD of Melva" Many. It was dated the lathiest INA eased into lie uilities to about NAM. ier His;. its Meow out et the way, sad there teen etymon amass= 1W tharthefilths to the geishas► sod bill diseseslies who hod lakes ea swains Aiwa snared sire. by the sisal& as maim Omen& now olleme4 In swifts le the diasharp... "l l I. Maths the troths* et the farthest% wife, miss • deed of eaperatke. Oa the behalf Of Mn. Cogs ea *ti tles wee taloa to two quarters of smutty rutted to her is whisbjadawisat had be obtathed), whisk had t o thee the waits atter, sad they were BM* out of the sands* Maim Me ithOlesat to obtain his la swelter Iltes. Ze bed boss wally the year la . The to. selthat had a farm called the " Tea* of Fertase," at Rambo. whin he lost • very ledge nth Is 1666 be ass late gassmisa of • large prepwry, whab le bed thee =6seas e ed wee sow to debt to the =teat aimed. he meat is petals be rase 6,000 f. es his . tsay liabilities be hal eaten' into f0r .... raZieg li bra Witt by the mosey halm who sow eat Zing bassi e/ yobs thaw aid some of his with the messy, ea tbi hat Deny. Nearly the lest two dale ware oceepied la ethos* Wreath, the court. It was urged by Mc. Masts (llr. Reed with Itio), on the pert et the wife% trustees sad two other erediton, that there MA bee. a midair away with =Lla the teensy Meal (6,00 U.) shortly begin the e i y. It wee otaisathat by Kr. Dowse, is oddities to the staking away with preparty, that debts with lb two Skate ea link el emboss woe isms' Illifted MOW able or probable expesestisos of moms. sat farther that the imprisonment the ithetthat bad misegese wee yaks tary, and so answer to Obit emplaiste. TM espy au e la the ,part of the Melon% that the blll disthatess hod charged 76 per .ant., sad wore their ewe issaime. sad thatl there wee so tasking stray with . The missy was raised to pay wrath bilities, its retest opposing eradiates, sad b l e e d s set Sig 110 away they wadi not have beta Greases lir. Gestratedessa MN's 116.11111611 tbs el ls z v ese l gai varails ..m. of apposition. Ii thieved that had the tisa sit bees Ned legend the tern Amp* be died' peessamsdi a jalsethat be the full mist of the dhow =dame, kr the residessthat with whieltbs Massa Noble he lisp. He swatted the ithsithat of all fraud. and it away with his pupa* Ris Rower &oiled law PM of thasse-these 76 per esett.--takes by tea hill tars, aid asthma that he should afford them so gosiestles, sad Was a sees el frost Ins proved be ebedi skips Mid sub BM:esters at arta's length. They web their ors Issorees sod guided Grime Moss. This awn bed sees dreaded sobsdales made through bill Eleasunten—wem; Res *thirty raised— rotates satieipseed—the begat of fathoms sad every specks of easaity while could befall .11=adested by nth atm As applioatioa was loads by Yr. Muse for the slap, wilds was opposed on the grimed that it wu=st behalf et the insolveat's family. The swipseship was left la the provisional madams of the wart The smut ordered the isioistat to be Narbeafteg. sad tell bin there wee se imputed= es his, ran the seehisenies Ilia tithed. -----.----- tele ties resmett IN Vsl.l3laas ••2 a ..... . • Omer; Nom and John Mimes, who even remanded We smash*" as attempted baleen Is the Afkiwahape. =TM 111.8114 St WAGE Air heel samembatiss, an d a IhisW et smash es& highway rols eaa w ow ems thspdisse Ansa by Mr. 1u Messy a 011=XLMelbsehillie, bst reelding in 0111•11 1 01Pms Ihm presesstit who mew* with his right aria sus pfd la • Mins s and exhibited other iodisation , of severe poems& injwy t stated that shortly before 11) o'clock ea the a r e z e f e r a smi or he ww proceeding lon g the es his way e, sad bad arrived within a law use el his residues. whoa he was suddenly mu roubliW fear sea, one of whom rapidly messed some thin mai his seek, which compressed his throat with hitea/ft that hi was almost strangled. At the same moment sew the other nen stuck hies with sash akimbo* the wrists with some heavy ftwismomtj tlut his arm was completely disabled, aad be bane a lost sensation from the increased pres sure ea Ws *Nat that he beam totally ineessible. Oa »- eft We sisselessum he found blond lylog an the rs",==:=l.7::::amttrpoitrind...."' "..bi.....-hir.A. had bees robbe who wlatsd Mai r of his sad ittelaad this welder wllls a valuable gold eye glass, add* wee see M problem& by the wiles. elbas* was *ma given that, on the sight it the rob bery, the whew Proms left a gold eye-glass (Meadasd by th;Lamehs=sthe charge ollsis hadladr. la the owe et allispiled Wirglary teen bass completed sad fiIIIOVIN. the pebesen were fully com mitted wreath bat they were bath ordered to be brought szemia be *a prestastima et bras, sebum in con wl* the second MIL 011=Simard Hipper, a shipwright, who has bees in SaillSie Os Oa apt a duos of setting to the &alb, baldly at Aim &Ott on Ruesell's, was broug ht up for larder offeiskarMsw Itr. Cfterisma, as hatiers, conducted the prweestioe, and Mr. Balleatine debated. Mr. Clarkson said be had no additional evidence to pro duce, bat would leave the ease as it stood ha the heads MAN magistrate. Mr. Ballaatine, after sousaseatissg upon the coadust of those having charge at th e protheutiow, who haw* *- wined two adjoursamats on the distiact allerteldni to bring forward addlllenal and imoortent widens*, were now compelled to alb* that they _had only_ the tideway of one witness to se* ages, proceeded to Mil sight wheeler who theetheei be Om prisoner's time from the moment be left the bullileg-yari when he was ensployed oa the day of the fro, =IA be Went to bed, &beat eleven o'clock. It was Magma by the witnesses that the primonar was alliored at Imams at tea abillisp a day; and that he MB a saber, id* smisempeslelde *mg mss. The most Isigerbust wholes be the prima., tees Mr. White. laadiord of the Victory, ISWisay, two mad a half WWI from Yr. Itsmaire yard. who premed that the wiener was at his I hew from a gnarl* to 9 till 9 o'clock, whisk was the 1 time whoa the Are Wog eat. Another whams ocelinnod 1 this 111s slatse . Y . ardleyest. said he did not mesa to my that Collis was I we gadded to reedit, but be might be inisteken. Any essii, the same be the prosecation rested on his single en i. bass Is appeals& to him they had witnesses accounting ter the demise dine, step by step, moment by moment, e . Ales A to II edeek. It would be a perfect faros to send he web a ems bares a 'read jury, sad gross injustice also to po. ths primmer. The armed mast be da es- The magistrate's decal= waa reosiv:d i lftr loud applaud e a by the shipwright& in sad outside the wort. 112, ___ STATISTICAL SOCIETY. The seventh ordinary meeting of the Statistical Society, for the session 1864-66, was held on Monday even ing, at the rooms of the society in St. Islam' *are. Colonel Suns, V.P., in the chair, supported by Lord stons,_ Sir John Boileau, Bart., Sir Charles Trimly's,. !C.C.S., &c., &c. Six candidates were elected fellows et the eadety. The hi , swing paper .. was then read, " On the Minims ReserNie of Frage, by H. Reader Lack, Esq. The rather 411111111111111 1 1 i by showing the progress made in the vartem beimailet 4 !Nub mining industry is the year lON se amprol with that of the year 1841. He stated thee Untie a bermes in the productioa of coal and has, witted 11=4 the chief pert of its missed weirs- Item a esealissehle hallelelle le that et elms. albs; art lead bad she lima lies of he. yeses, awl that upon the while the seising beastly - of the eseetry was meembs • flee settee spirit. The teal amount of seal raised in Fromm In the yew 1841 was 3,410,200 teas, end in the yore 1862 4,816,8101 Wee The valise of the iron and steel made in the Tielo6l emeneled to 6,671,6821. • and in the year 1862 to 1. The copper produc;ed 11,1471. in 1841, and in 1862. The silver, 18,3401. in 1841, sad 64,160/. la ; and the lead, 12,6601 in 1841, and 41,4461. is 1862. The quantity at boa produced in France was fourfold that Reduced in Rees* sad the quantity produced in Great Britain was fourfold that peaseed in France. The subject was she gessidered in Madge to the production of coal sad iron In the priaelpat iron manufacturing countries of the matiaget. The galling off is the quantity of French coal used he home coneamptise, and the increase in the amour of foreign teal imported (two-thirds of which was hem Belgium in 1862), was noticed as a somewhat remark able feature, and it stated that Hate the redaction of the import duties is 1868 the import of coal from Great Britain had eonsiderably increased. With regard to the predestine and manufacture of iron, it appeared that the seesuat of bon ore raised in 1862 was less then in the ear 1847—a fact attributed to the revolution of 1848,which dealt a severe blow to the mining industry of the country. The value of the iron and steel manulacturee, as stated above, increased very largely in 1862, as compared with 1841. It also showed that the late reductions in the iron duties had had the effect of increasing the importation of that article in whieh Great Britain had shared, and finally pointed out the successful competition of Belgium with thb country of late years in furnishing France with coal and pig and various kinds of manufacturing iron. The next paper that occupied the attention of the meet ing wee entitled as follows :—" On the distribution of the emigrants from Europe over the surface of the United States," by the Rev. Robert Everest. The author showed from data given by the late American census, the total number of each European nation resident in the United States, and the proportions of each, resident in the four different divisions which he had described, vim., the old free state, the new free states, the old slave states, and the new slave states ; the old states being those founded prior to the Declaration of Indepsedence, and the new those founded subsequent to that event. The natives of Switserland, Norway, and Holland which had been shown to enter the primes and almshouses in smaller proportions than the others were also those who settled in the largest pro rtioas in the new states ; they avoided the old states, Inwhich the great chits were situated. The migration of I the citizens of the United States from one part of their ter ritory to another was next adverted to, and it was shown that a much larger number of perms migrated from the slave states to the free than from the free to the slave states, thus evincing a preference for the free states, and account- 1 nag for a feet often observed—the comparatively mail 1 population of the slave states. The enemies then adjourned the meeting to Moaday. the 18th of Jane next, and took the opportunity of an trum*" that a paper of great public interest would then he freseglit before the society, entitled "The Mortality salmi by Military and Naval Operations," by an eminent actuary. THE UTE P ROI EB9Oll ERSKINE Rows.—The family of this gentleman were on Saturday last mach shocked by the intelligence of his death. His earthly career, which has been one of eminent saw ess, hie coeunandmg talents hav ing placed him in an elevated position in society, with hand some emolument, has been suddenly terminated by the immutable hand of Providence. while with health a long life of usefulness and honour appeared to lie open before hies. " The circumstances attendant upon the death of this distinguished scholar (says the lisibourow Ape. of Feb 8) are melancholy in the extreme. He bad but recently arrived Irma off the voyage from Begland, in a debilitated condi tion et health (part)y constitutional, bat muds strengthened by the eantianed effects of ma sickness daring the passage), together with his wife, to whom he wee only married a few days previous to their entering oa the voyage. They arrived in she colony without ha either friends*/ acquaintances std took a home in W ' Aeneas. The lamente:t deceased bad received the distinguished appoimmeat of Classical Professor at the Melbourne tinivet; was only 'beat 28 sees of age, was ea accomplished scholar, and had wan eo ids distinction foe so young a man in the schools at hams. We are pleased to and that his disameo late widow is receiving the sympathy of most of our die thwacked familial. The deceased was interred yesterdayl in the New Cemetery. Mrs. Rowe imposes to return to Zealand as early as pessible." hodepassissa. aursoes OF THE POILIC Ravaxuss.—From a return it is g that on the 31st March the Miasma at the Bank of ea amount of the public revenue was ;3,604,8091. s al (Atiwilisarsist.)—AT Mawr. DITABVIIIIr new.e. im e maass. sad Ns. 4. .41111WIIi4fts w Gibabd Oa &met el &Mk sermidnamm. m ayou.bosin 4111•11,Dreminglass. enlelltereaks=lllMy ar meitile ter premeadar Alegaials_thortmencsar paper u s iiiirSinsitalmes and Biterana TAM& Tint dim, Imam amps, Psi% Ilsigglag asks maintedke = retedr•M Mil arlanive emallaiwt et smenier Bit Weems sae MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Si • 200 10. ll la/WM MAIN, YAM= =DM AND • =OK Ithoseruris, AT TIM OSILLIMIALL. Arms Calm, 18. and Jaw Haulm , 18, eastereesto psi,, were indicted for smashing Hama Tug* vilb latent. Mr. Ininteer preesented. Mr. Payne WU for the yelp senors. The yrossentair elefoldiat she was the wife of a taw, who had been in fit. May's beams' dew and sir now earned Iter liv o liainakime kid gime. Oa die tow tag of the Mb of she tint M see seta WWl her band's itisaisee after whisb she nisi tow a teasels binds, Plalino. Her Wiley wen then at ill, Warder-steese, IMP► and in rift item nulls* the bet her way, end Mel herself to Miseuweet, Westeditelim On }wise Ilsoillosber-eoart, she vies embed by bee a& Ley-leaking Mime. who canted her up es einfeweL, whets they threw het dews and waded burin a Esse Me► sews simmer. Hee Wee As help beeityht a eseatulie AS aie epee, when thiamin's lb* mem and the yebuinin. the ether two, INN earairwl. One of the MO bee a severe blow over die eye. Unite* was the yriaelpell offender. The evidence of the oonstabis left no doubt ule lie Ut teat charged In the first count. Th• jog, haunt *sea both away,. The Assistant Judge sold it was a ease "WA mai Or severe punishment. He sentenced Knifes AS 111, wit Cei ling to nine months' hard labour. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Job' Hanley was brought before Sir R. W. Carden, charged with having robbed his employes. Mr. Schiff, of the Ishomenneo eabl—The wise is one of about 100 lota whom I gang he the mos, factory. I suspected him, fol/owed him oat of the hew% and brought him beak. Hs had half a road of leaf le bacoo about him, and table remisie was howl MOWN bit pond of tobacco. He had she ha bis peembearbe mMmial for making leaf tobacco into sigma, as that be maid work with my to upon leaving his weak with me. I asked him how he could rob us is that saner. He said, he could not tell, but if I milli let him abe would give me information about other passes in my eilabliiimeat who were robbing me. The hisses* band in hie brae was similar to that whisk he bad bees working riming tie day. He had robbed nee belie, but I fmpve him upon the earnest outman of kis wife, and took him ands into con fi dential esalsymeos. My partaer sad I have been seriously plamissed hem time to thas, sad the pi. goner, who must have ben Meg aboideder the him% task away, I have as bale. at *nate of a pond eneel Whiten a day, asarranffnl to Ant lib. a week. The evidesse of the serp/ayer was corroborated, sad the =who did sot show the least regret for the injury sae, said—l bad two holidays in the week, and I thought I would take a bit of tobacco to sake myself a few cigars, and I assure your lordship that I have not carried it as to the eaten* Mr. Schiff says I have. Sir R. W. Carder—YOUhave not only robbed your master bat you have shown the basest ingratitude in Mara for his forgiveness of your former offence, and it is Goblin that you have boss pursuing a nuns of systematisal plunder from your preparation of a sort of rival mantas - Such Such a case, with all its attendant *rennin*, Id moot fit for 'jury, sad you an committed for trial at the Central CrianW Coen. Miss Henna, and her granddaughter, a child abet five years old, were brought up. A Policeman—Between 1 sad 2 o'clock I saw the old woman and child in Fencharch-sunet begging. The child had a box of matches, and was evidently *sung under the intrusions of her grandmother, who in notorious gin drinker. sad has been punned frequently for drunkenness a Sir It : Cuden—ln what condition nosh, whoa she was takes iato custody ? Witneme—She was drunk. The father of the aid was mist kr fir 1. W. Chili% and anodised about her destines sel wealibeinalkles. He mid that be sew supposed the eroolmarlor Omega Ws Aid is beg, eel that he paid the rid lady, who wee lie nosehiria.lawom mash as his work ia seek bed times sarMSI his naive her for the charge she nierteek. Sit I. W. Carles—l believe bem what I have haul net yea sad this ell womaa live la Weans and intakes. mess lass the prelb imbed hem eingioying the poor litie gill ha beWiq st 'Rheum la dm oleo. The ani &dares thst bs nail take care that his child Amid sem again be osier seek notecase, and begged the aligns= to allow him is bee home with him. He genisled that he never soramesi sons Wag; to be, pomible mobs% be had just heard. Oh R. W. Vanes, having assietained that the can was Mushy the (other of the Aid, said, I give bar up is yes with the undentsading that you will keep km away from that druakett di woman, who is so well kaowa to the polies It is deplaushle that me poor little creature has so oseamel gesiegem tabe his for her, and it is est:seeding that nothrillotaadintet the etootant exposure of the aeon Of motley to beggars the trade is stateside = di tudgma t of seal good natured yentas re. MOW 611111.01118 if goo viatica The activity of the the police has boon a ipso Omsk so daily begging IQ city, but we mast timi nee that there shall be no increase of the impubily with sub instnumats by night. rdassag w a s then committed to the House of Olentilit with hard labour for • •••••b• I AM deed was coonitta d for 21 days as a rogue and =is h av i ng s t a b s a pad entainag 16 mackerel in its-market. _ aLERILEIVWZM Ai , ch ir b e, mr. w i amia i r o m a osdnis , a m misti o, writ* ameti areig mt hi, . za, 2B, tuaa who doe seribod himself as • clerk, was ek argod bider* Ur. Tyrwititt with abtaisism a large amount of watches. isemllol7, be., by swum al forged musts. Inspector Bresnan Cl—As I 0 r 4 P OO salad for • r l, - stand, I wish merely to state that,' ths Primes, has for soles time boss is the habit of MAW the lesiems of this district with mast not's, twileg , to boss boss Mimed by a highly retp•stabls w ats i a :tern sleet. l gentleman is at mama out of toss; bet I Ism • wham as ruiL _sat who am move that the eels pass stad is him woo a .. 11170sorga Baststaa, weteineekaa, of 60, Cass i e. West, Clicaksswell, said : Os lie Mit isaL, the prisms sane to ste shop, and Imisial MS Ote fdiettisr SAS : Of lasi W boos; A, per ebist half.s.deass Inver watches, I from shoat X. 10a. as spree (11,4) till Thomier, Lois( as mist he 2, sad met lanky say Is steak sellskady good. 0 " Itfrzset-atteat, , " S-6.-44. " and 64, Kiserread, Brighton." GOOD NEWS BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, THE PORTE LIT, or Pods)}le Bedstead, Sofa, Chair, Inclined Couch, Mosquito Tent, and W or filtrriesne Tent, pacbsd ow ewe, yetkt tram Ms. to 1211 A., blurb 22 mass by 6 amp at =ma. etedient t =l thosikt i or imolai sbooLl he wi th out 666. gal (sly by W. I. COM, 1,66 t RCN" UT, Musk 131V 4 - 7- - -I _ - 807 L, N.B. ALL PIRACY WILL BB PROCEEDED AGAINST. RARLOW'S NEW INVENTED POTATOE SKEANE& A Mr= METHOD of COOKING POTM ewt a &Pea at whoa= unattainable by say other thay ba=luid pot l es eleas. bat WITHOUT 110181tiltit ; b 7 whit( mesas an MOM opal to those at the bust Via* cooked In the rag vat Massa of • Rimier sort sea om i t up to takes lath essellenne the cannot SW to satisfy the seu tairtidious scaneassea; a delicate &mar, and all the farimmole as. paths being at the ISMS UM admirably preserved; by Una said sunk waste is avoided. en ce S 0 si z Rr.:? set 5:5" ACTION OF THE NEW INVENTED . Potatoes us pissed in the toper oral. re , the steam 01111111 from the top ot the cone, and OK" the roman in perfection. The comdmseed water trickles down holds the bles of the comical rover, and panes into the external rewire. thus USN Its telling on the Potatoes or into the lower vessel, by shy means Ms available for cooking anything else eiauhaneeedy.,llle giving the space of an extra saucepan on the B .B.—EngrgNrinp sad prices pupa They contain Wu, Mc, albs., and bibs. of Potatoes. JANIEB BARLOW, Inventor and Nanufastura, 14, King WiDli street, II snake.housa s4 P‘ -4e ay ay W. a. ,r; 131:11(M1111 TINT. • - Osizaa. 4 , 10. • s— a (NI F ris. l " . giro. r 'VENTED STEAM& Pig. 1.-11 i rwmg.round the conical tabu; EXTENSIVE RAILWAY ROBBERIES. For a long time past the London and North West ern, DIOCIIKAIT and Carlisle, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and other railway sompanies, hays been subjected to great an noyance and considerable lase front antebeies ot goods In transit over their lines. To suds nt has this pilfering bees practised, that as much as 401. or SOL has been paid at coos by way of compensation to parties whose propeity was stolen. Articles of every coneelvable deacrip Lion were miseed—valuable shawls from Paisle h y, silver plate and hardware from Birmingham, boots end soes from Nottingham, flannel jackets end stoakiags from Dumfries silk handkerchieh, tortoiseshell combs, books and eta tionery, spirits. &a. It woe pretty evident, from the systematic maser is which the robberies were serried on, that the thieves must be railway officials but when conveyed long distances were tampered with, the r e fli k c a ni s t; was to aeoertain on what lino, or what portion of a lies, this took place. The Lenouter and Carlisle Com pany adopted the expedient of having lock-up vans for parcels, but without avail ; robberies were of us frequent occurrence as ever. ia At le the ngth suspicion attached to John Butler, a beesksmaa en vies of that cowptny, sad his house at Carlials wee wombed, but *Mk's, was _then found to criminate hint. Re, how ever, wee Emikeed from the 00111_paay's service a few weeks ep, epee which he removed to Preston. An eye was kept upon hl s movements, aad on Moaday night Mr. J. B. Marley, superintendent of the railway police, end Sergeant j Pool, a Pesetas detective officer, visited Batter's house, and there discovered a quantity of valuable property, including shawls, handkerchiefs, combs, books,The police also found in the prisoner's premien a large tin task, made so se to fit coeveniently on a man's chest underneath hie waist coat, and evidently intended to carry off liquors, of which it would contain about half a gallon; a bladder, which seemed to have been used for a similar purpose; a gimlet end a small tap, by means of which it is s•pposed spirits were drawn from casks ; and a key of peculiar constructioe, which fitted the locks of the company's vans. Oa Tuesday the primer was brought up before the borough magistrates, when Mr. Brierley deposed to the fasts above narrated. He also stated that the company had recently paid 261. for shawls, some of which, he believed , were 'nougat for found at the prisoaer's house. The prisoner was remanded for a week, to afford en opportunity of procuring witnesses to identify the stolen goods. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LITTIZOOL SHIPS AT 701310 H PORTS. SWIMS Banda, at Hobart Town ; Rommuade, at Adelaide ; Rapide, at Gotbeabarg ; Ellie Karla, at Travemasch ; Admiral Collistwood, at Hamburg ; Eapoir, at Ostend. SAILHD TOIL LITIJIPOOL.—CoIumbue, from Port ea Priam, April 11 ; Oak, from Santander, Hay 13. •BRIVED. Aado-eQ PIN, May 12. ken._ .... . ..... ................ ......... eon= , Innerea-a1 Nal. May 13 1 tua Daa -- - BO= 1 Amu --et Hall. May 21. -•— dormaoraatiftno4 Kay 32, free. Imbeds WRY In. Komerna-cdr Qamestonr. May H. hen.. .> liarbem-at Febnoath, May U, ken Genoa Bennsa-at Gravesend, Way IS, ben Itateerdest ; Mantas Wnca - at Orneemed. Kay 23, bon Kaarldes erre OF Lennox-at Gramma, May 2S, IMO. Dunne Curree-at Quesitowe. Nay 31. bon gam la Greeds Csne-at felneate, May SS, tram -Tarn like Carman -at Liverpool, Kay 211, hose '^ Testy Annedrla Kormarbres--ce PW, Kay 32. ken lreton 211111A-4t CIONSOOGIM. Kay 31. Una Ham "' Abend& 1111 U-1“ °ravened, May 2S, boa. Plenum ZIPUTI-lit °ravened, May IS, bon Han= ?FAINT O' Frna -at Den, May 111. hon. _-...Wintanos - - ky freer - -........ ..Aleindria IS, tram Nevb _ Kaftan! s;Ww=lasisliiik . Onsamm—st Gramm& Hroma—st Fannon* May a. HOLLAXD onward, ata Ilsamas—et Gnawed. May 3 larmorsamoa—at Gramm& k laassua—at Gravessnd. May 23, Java—at oadilt, May 21. from ... Kingman —off PartlaA May 21, trod La sa—si Quesestown, May 21, tram Imasmu—set Liverpool, Kay U Lou Barruma—st Deal, Kay 31, Cellos Mat —at Palmas*, May 112, tram ...almandes Kam ae Jonan—a3 Plynaostb. Key 23. tram-- ......... =say MAST 1121•31111E-Ilt OMIIOIIII4 , MAW 18, tram Kam or arasse—ar Ormond. May 13, ttem......oennantlnow Osmenr—st Gravesend May U, hum Onramos—at Deal, May 22, from Osoan—at Nall, Maii 23, tram PIKOTISUINI —at Cork Pawwwls, Kay It, Paden--at Brisnd, Mag s t rce„ . -- Pam: Knomst—at Cask Plan—M Nal, May IS, Gravesend, _ May 22, may _st, from. . Babbler I .... .... May 21, eTLAIL ." -- clati 1 digital a - 7mo 1 . - - trt tyceL Seum—at Falmouth, May 2. tram. Sommr—olt Falmouth. May 21, imam Braa or ram Lar—ofPlytuouth. $ 2 , Tamma--M Daal. May 2, from.— ........ TROLLS AND Wamma-02 UTurPoul 11 1 . 2 4 Yana liscauac—at Umpool. 2 lianein4 Smyrna tecas.-Itio de ta Sorbs_ BLILID. Auer-tram Pill, Key 33. t 0...... Oporto Auer-tror °mildals oath. !ray 22, 2 to Smyrna Hull AMOOIOIO-fral l, May 1, t 0.... Ame-Lira Pluisath, May 22 . to Landoll Arwineso-brairremat. May 21, to. Cuba Aterne-f2om Liverpool, May 33, t 0......... Adelaide Amami Borna--eam. Ltrepor, May 31, to Adelaide Ihstanns-trom ()ramrod. May 21, to Ostend Boman Wrostar-ran Falmouth, May 21, to Hamburg CATZIPThaniI 71111011011, May 21, to HoonmS Cuomo- toga Krannolt. MS7 22. io .. _ .......Ne Coo ea Na nemoroo-Rant Flyrostb , Mal lio to CTP3IOI-teas lavarpori, May 13, to .Alliaadra Cerare-trartUvrporl. May 13, to New York Corr or Nemsao Gravesend, May IS, t 0... ...... Dunkirk Coo ovHastone-IlmoOnmerod, May 13, to Haatburg Dasorstam-res Orem*, Kay 2 3 . to Trinidad aellorro vai llilj a r ka . to . -tom lirty 32, to London I.remen a Fairouth. y 2.3, to Loaclou o-drom Iraimouth. May IS, t 0..... .. St, Antwerp 0,....------ Warped, May 23, to P trom am- Ileerpnet. May IS, to liertardasa Pons-from Glawark Kay 23, to. ... -.. Foarrozo-Nom Paeterooth. May_ 22, 10 GIODIM-6010 111600011, May A. to. Om Irocamen-trant Come. May 21, to thiaTITUDII-ha ramissa. May 21, t 0.......... .......... - OtAxiaza-tram Ont. Kay 21. to llOll l -iiir 111auteere-ha Palmer. May 12. to --...........angew lisamesa-trosa Ammo id. May 311, to Pro SOMA Iran Wm-tom Liverpool, May 23, to New !ark Jura as Urromm- atom Llreper, Kay IS, to Miner Joao razing:a-km Livorpool, May TS. to MO Jeer Iliona-fromi Li 1, May U. to.-- -111tedurt J. BAOSKAW-fro Li May 25, to LIIIMMOII-from Liverpool, May 23, to = Jewae-from Poole, May 22. to Bare-fromFalmouth, May 22, to Los-from °ramrod, May 23, to LEDA-trots Gravesend, May Al, to Lom Memerowa-trom Liverpool, May 23, to OrMag Kaara-tram Liverpool, May 23, to ILsam Cionum-trota Liverpool, May 33, t0*...... Manilla Mracaternami-frega °ramrod, Kay n, to New Zara& blears-from Oramord, May 12. to Jerry Kamm -nom Coma. May 31, to Lorena Pate A Dome-from Liverpool. May 23, to Braking Paasues-tros Falmouth, May 22, to Hearn Masora-from OutWf, May 21, to Cris Itoacnts-trom Liverpoo l, May 23, to New York lousy Mascot-tram Liverpool, May 23, to Malta Barra-tram Orevesesd, May SS, to Rotterdam &nor Dosonsowr-from Gravamen, May 23, to Dordt Socrorywit-from Cowes. May 23, to Shields Irma Locos-from Newport, K., May 31. to Jamaica Satmcw-from Falmouth. May 33, to Amsterdam lute. Asactuaor-from Ormemad, May ti, to Adelaide Zosna-from Liverrol, May U, to DOOM biDo —teen Rum Cams reey Lawson _ B,!OlIttO VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amsterdam. Tribble, from Loudon. kr Port Phillip, May 6, lat. eS Soo. IS W. Emma. from the Clyde for Welbaurne, Jan. 8, lat. 19 S., lon. 67 E. oenend de Stems, niikims, from London tot Sydney. N.S.W., lat. . .. . I 100. 93 W -: - Jobrißegai as (brig), to Coartaatisople, lat. 48.50.7, ion. 5.80; all welL Qom of Liras, from London for Madras, April 19, lat. 8 N., Ara. 21 W. team Liverpool for filmagbas, Jan. 4, lat. 41 8 , lore. 108 E. Vanguard (Iron clipper snip), of and from Liverpool for Calcutta, April 11, out 21 darn lit. 1.18 N., km. 20 NS W. TM NEW Coeniii or THE POIMINII4.—Notice moot fail to have been annoted te the new uniform of the General Post letter milieu Very guard complaints ue hoard from them bard-worked servants of the public 1 at the weight of the new Colt hat, which is &sad ontromely oppressive, sad be. already, it is stated, sassed ilium on the part of emu of this MU. We are informed that it has ham determined by roost of the men attacked to the Goneral Feetwiles to refrais altaptherin future hom the use of this weighty had gear. We iavite Gin readers to examine these hate fee themselves, sad judge haw they would like to walk may miles daily thee accoutred, sad with a henuses of letters, lea., as tbe postmen ere oesaVelled to do. Instead of masking poodrow towards " bet reicallt" war movement mesas at psceent to be unfortunately in the 'podia dire.- t i c „. " w it n ess the bead coverings acOgned lately to the l o sosooorriere, and to some of the seeps of kW beam military &forks MARKETS. INDIGO.—The close of the indigo ales Is thus noticed by Mark B. W. Jeweibtu7 and Co.:— Since Weber of the sale I February let indigo mutinied in feit demand, both for export aad bane ; the sale, therefore, jut sea. eluded, with fair spirit at an advance of 12d. to 411. pee IA fat the middling and good Bengal. and this dunce has been hilly Mu tamed throughout; the fine qualities, for which the &end wea limited, have net quite maintained February rates; ordinary was in limited request, and low Madras was almost nudes* id to 4d. per lb. &mount ; goad garpah and Madras emlited as abuse of 3d. to 4d. per lb. The sale bra fully equalled oapatahaes, cad the quantity sold exceeds the average of the May sales, which, is tie face of another sale in July next, nand be considered a Ivy psi feature. The attendant* of buyers, both buds and foreign, was hir; and for desirable deact4.d there was good competition. Of Os quantity brought forward It It estimated that 8,309 chests are bugle in, 1,969 withdrawn, aid 5.511 saki ; to which may be added akd 500 of the bought in and withdraws, making the total quanta:odd about 6,000 cheer, of which 4,000 are said to be foe export, and 1,993 ! for Wee use and reeds. COTTON.—lavraeock, MAY W.—There has again been heavy bay. Leg today', end priors have advanced bd. per lb. apes all deed% lions since last week, and there is meth &Wally in buying wiry / at the 'deems. The sales to day amounted to 81,000 bets cowrie IN, 16,000 Americans (1,000 far export and 7,000 on speealatioa); woo Parma and llarannam, 6d. to 7bd. ; 1,410 Bahia, eb Watt; 10,000 Surat, 314. to Id. (2,000 for expect and 6,000 on operulatke); and 250 fits Islands, llgd as. bd. per lb. The Impend= Them day was 45,000 baler THE FRENCH HORN MARKET.—Pans, MAT IL—The prior d wheat and tour has again advanced during the mat week io nap market. The assonahe readvad from the agricultural auks lan been anything Yea Myer, the em Irving, to particular, Mad from the mama aid, sod It Wed usememy in many Min W Mona op the hail away mown, to pagans fresh seed. lambed amp las sediath lam and aka automat hat en repair Unary deny Mt adll kb not dithelbrir what amid he wined. TM east• gime 01 thaw istavanabis acemas has Ma that the hoiden et men boa thamiod Mews sires . In Perth the ben maids, et Gar Win owayamaal or bar from ea. to SAL the MI of 111120 g., end hastier WEN= at OM 70f. to 64f., helm as dame of hen If. to ft. en the gasalthe week. A floater of parthosen ma& in Paris during dm week boa as Raid and nom Han IlatgadE they retrained from WONg W eesweqwesee of the higher wise MeL The amount a Mims trammatad b wheat has bees pan O h m that in goer, the dame be about If. Mc. as the heonlitte ead halt. Pi Wider ktheth ~wed without ditteulty ties d v., mid men wage* add awn with that advanoe. First qualit ie s tree 4M. ea a 6 kr dm 115 to 120 kUnt. All the toner) subs mid agar mistatasm sad the farmers, though km Ins ingests:a as hand, rattan to elll =km with even better prices than these we asked. 006 N.—Boston, MAT 28.—We have hail a limited eatent of lek ales doing in wheats to.day, and what changed hands was at a refs tion of 21. per qr. from lest week's prime; red, The. MM.; white,lis Mae pu In other articles. Brocasest-cenTca MAT 211.—We had a good supply of grain it market this morning. Wheat meta slow demand at about Maestri prier. In barley, oats, and beans, there is no quotable variatkc. GIABOOW, NAT 22.—At this day's market there was s Mu: Mied saw and only a limited business in any article. For wheat prance rata were generally required, but lower prices were reported to haw been accepted is some ores for ramie out of col:MBA. la deer m ebange. Oata suitable for export brought 6(1. per boll advance. (M. meal steady. B o ui r l er / nc held for full prices. Beans and peas oaten& No Win corn . CATTLE.—Rottman, liar 23.-0= market to-day was well q plied with stook, and trade very heavy, at rather lower rates. M 4 Ss. 6d. to es. Bd. Moneta ba ad. to 41. 10d. Lamb, Se. to 6a is 6, is. to 4a. 10d. Pork, lia,td. to So. 6d. POTATOES.-The following were the prices on Wednesday eitle market established at King'serose Terminus : -Scotch Rede, 119 s. ltoe. per toe; Soot& Regents, 1101. to lane.; York Regents. 120 a 160 e.; Lincolnshire Regfrate, 130 a. to 130 e. • Bedfordshire Beim% I. to -a. Total weight received this me ek, 1,210 tons. &OM rather larger; trade dull. COALII.-Lownow, MAY 23.-Balm's West Hartley. 17n ; BelmY West Hartley, 1135.• Davison's West Hartley, tea.; Hareepael Hartley, add 17s. ;' Howsrd's West Hartley Netherton, lag.; llad Peroy, Hartley, 175.• Tangelo Moor 13e. 6d. • 'Penfield Moor We 13e. 6d. • West Herhey Greys, 1ie.34.; Wall; Ead Goeforth, 614 Wells End Northomberhuid.Eden Main, 191. ; Wenn Primrose, 19s. ; Walla End Haswell, 20s. ; e Wal. Walls End Hence I. 18., 9d. ; Walls End Kepler Grange, 19f. • Walls End lam litals 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Richmond, lea. 9d.; Wails Hod Ruse's Hatt* 19s. 3d. • Walls End South Hetton, 19s. 9(1.; Wells End titeelrea 20 4 Walls Fla Hartlepool Trimdon, 19s. od. ; Walls llod rflmi m ley. 195.; Wall/X.od South Hartlepool. 19n 6d. ; %coca Benny Swam, Eirchgrove Graigole, 27ie. • Cite/ maim, 216; equborwen Merthyr, 23a.; Walls End 8 171. 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BULPETT.—May 19, at Sandman, Cherisey, Surrey, the Id" I ' Bulpett, FN., of a son. LAVARD.—May SO, at titratford.grsen, &en, the wife of tbele 4 C. C. Leyard, of a eon. ROCHL—May 22 at Weztbourne.terrthe North, 1134e.ththO bl wife of C. M. Ro che, Esq., of a son. NEWMAN. —May 19, at Glengall.grore, 014 Rent-road, the A. S. Newman, Esq., al a eon. SMITH.—May 19, at Foothill-place, Clapham-rite, the wile of W.* Smith. Esq., P.8.C.8., of • moo. TAYLOR.—May 22, at Bayswater, the wife of J. Taylor. Gt. , • sou. WOODHOUSE.—May 21, at Wiltas.street, Grosvenor -plea, the e* of R. Vioodboure, req., of a daughter. AgAltIALAAtis. BORLASE-TRESAHAR.-May 19, at the pariah c h urc h, &tidal* bone, by the Rev. B. B. Harris, M.A., W. G. thieve, Bee. t staple, to Catherine, daughter of the late Capt. Tresabar. o' BUCKINGHAM - ABBOTT.-May 21, at MIS Mr. S. Buckingham, of Ipswich, to Rout, ddaauugnter of the law* A. , 'hott, of Walton, Bury. INGLE -BIRT.-May 22, at the We.leyan Marie Groveccoplat Waller rth, hy the BA.. 8. Coley, of Sic *port, J . B. bib Oh, Hiberniathkuunbers, London-bridge, son of the late krr. lagl to Arabella, daughter of the late D. Blrt, Erg., of DOS Saner. WILTON -00DPREY.-May 19, at St. Jammer Exeter, br P. Carlyon, C. F. Wilton, &q. of Oporto, to Jane Etnir. (124616 of Lieut.-Col. J. It. Godfrey, E.1.C.5., of Northernhay Howe. DEATHS. BEDWELL.-May 19, at Clifton. F. R. Bedwell s BK. 0 " i lb° Registrars of the High Court of Chancery. aged BROW N.-I.4ay 19, at Leamington, Elizabeth, relict of W. 21..* hiq., of Edge-hill, Liverpool. aged 70. CLARKE.-May 29, Elisabeth, relict of Mr. B. Cliche, of LOH ° Street , Bury, aged 77. GARDA:AL-May 20, at Crescent-parade, Salford, G. Garde& SW , ag INed 111‘ E.-May 90, at Belmont-road, Wed Derby, 3 . Ir v " laverP ool . aged 60. JRNNIBOIL-May 20, at Delay Bank, Mseeludeld, Mr. G. W l* aged 63. t. T. B. .-M LOWO I LEONARD: 19, at Marine-parade, Dover, ()ap READ.-May 21, Marion Macleod, daughter of C. R. Glesoester-ternes, derpark. T ENO 11TEIRGEON.-May 2 1. at South Ockendon HAIL Bars. •-• gen, req., aged 66. end bilebed el Warder' Km all" d Ns. !..,11 111111.- atm% th ee in the Qty of Leadotnier el lb* OSCO• Powt.t. ow wows or wwi SOLT@ MAY 1.% 1 I !, 7 T~ eon — iii v i fox* 1 TO F .00. Tai TE •••-- In c witl PEI tot, eir