The Express. — London, England, 1855-06-05 00:00:00

NIGHT ATTACK ON THE 22xD. The following is Prince Gortchakoff's account of the important attack on the 22nd, hitherto reported only by telegraph. SEBASTOPOL, Mar 23. On the night of the 31st we *mad smash as a coaster %sw oosh, opposite to *a seemiten is boat of the Central and t o too Bodes% owl ammessed it with the Aram too k der to operate against the data lash of the seem? wors which threaten this beetina. The hardarosof the r ound p 00000 tett our digging the wash deep enough. Oa the eveniog of the 225 d, wises sae sass....re begiasiag to renew their Ishoem of s e the to ttol Wsas with emestees enehmtee of Ws sesseme. A mat sheimas minim wade that ambit& sight. sad SM hapset emsellwa._._..the ashy amssed. Oat waileee-1 2 bateellset stresis—mw•t lesedeellgesensed Ibe ask spied wide the esteem a ss = u Se ih whe allaille. kW Om elm Imo, ie elskr/ shistimalle. foe 3.kle wen have hays at Ossrm The OW If alseOeseral Adisehmowto eimmes the Mod laigmle et die Math ewer slab. IllamiewMole little mask km oohed the of the easehm Is me.. ihrt been% dirudineisSmgellese wiU hal iheimesikg el fatesswee . dem his greatest =hoeam eseeeeded Is teldag a -made smash the same sight (the MIN shishige el the line and SOMsemesee with east 20,000 wasp es beard, left the taii al liaise*. Oa the Sled this egistres was lighted how tie heights el Tells. It will be remsetholtll that General Peliesisr de scribes a severs maid whisk task place us the fol f night, Wbra our alba seemed mi pomes o the work; b u t Prince Gormiskeire meet et this lowing sifair hag not been published. The Austrian Gaze* stew that there is now a 1 telegraphic communication between Sebastopol and I Odessa. It is, however , no t an electric telegraph, but semaphore. ODESSA, MAT 24. For these last two months our population has lived is daily dread of the approach of an allied squadron. Since the last bombardment, the government has neglected no precautions for strengthening the place, and enabling it to resist an attack as well as as open town can be expected to do. Including some mortar batteries of great ran ge and calibre, we have not fewer than 140 pieess of artillery mounted for ur defence. LIBERTY OF THE M PRESS ASSERTED IN HABURG. HAMBURG, ULT 31. In the Assembly of the liiirgerschaft, convoked yesterday by the Senate to auction several measures of importance—amongst which was the new law of the press, of which I gave your readers a sketch in my letter of the 23rd inst.—the citizens vindicated their rights to the blessings of a free press, by throw ing out the proposal by an overwhelming majority. The enactments of this proposed law were so oner ous, that the ro•introduetion of the former censorship of the press, happily extinguished by the events of the year 1848, would have been greatly pre- !arable. The Assembly was in a very excited mood, from the great want of delicacy on the part of the Senate, in calling on them to vote away some heavy money bills, notice of which had only been given four days previously, part of which were the Whitsuntide h o lidays, when many people go into the country, and are glad to escape for a short interval from the mares and anxieties of both public and private busi ness, so that it was evidently the intention of the Senate to smuggle these bills through, and take the Assembly by surprise, in which, however, they were signally defeated. Without having time given them to consider and weigh the pros and contras, the Assembly were called on to vote the following sums of money :-360,000 marks currency in the shape of an extraordinary credit for accelerating the building of the St. Nicholas church (destroyed at the time of the great conflagra tion of 1842); 163,000 marks banoo tor the purchase of the theatre ; 83,000 marks currency for the pur chase of the inventories and wardrobe belonging to the same; 10,000 marks hence annually as a contri bution to the Theatrical Pension Fund T imi d lastly, 230,000 marks bunco for extending the ts of the harbour, and affording greater facilities for the accommodation of vessels, by forming a new tidal basin. And in addition to all this, they were called on to sanction the most unjust and despotic law of the peers ever laid before a legislative assembly, but which they indignantly rejected, as well as all the money bills, with the exception of the one for the practical improvement of the accommodation for vessels in the harbour. In three weeks the Assembly will be again con voked, to deliberate on the new constitution, which has now been in soak for seven years, and is at length arrived at such a stage of maturity, u to enable the Senate to lay it before the BOrgerechaft for their sanction. - - THE FOREIGN LEGION-ARREST OF AN ALLEGED RECRUITLNG AGENT AT HAM BURG. , the wife of T. &TOO* HAMBURG, Jrnn 1. Although the Berlin dent of the Times affects to sneer at the German Leg i on, and attempts to cast ridicule on the a hems is ape," yet I am enabled to state that the recruiting goes on very satisfactorily. A circumstance has, however, just happened which may possibly lead to grave results. The Hamburg police authorities have thought proper to seize a British subject on suspicion of being en in enlisting recruits, and incarcerate him in the called the Wineerbaum. Whether there is any evidence against him I am unable to say at pre sent, but on the case becoming known to Colonel Hodges, the British Consul General and Charge d'Affaires, he, with his usual spirit and determina tion of character, has taken the matter in hand, and requires him to be set at liberty, not only as being a British subject, but as belonging to her Majesty's war steamer Otter, Lieut. Glover, now lying in the Elbe. If the Hamburg authorities make any difficul ties about giving him up, and indemnifying the sup posed agent for false imprisonment and kill of times It is not unlikely that our spirited consul will ten. graph home to have a few Edda Ann own* sent to the Elbe, and the very mention tithe sane et a blockade will probably be suftleiest to bring the authorities here to reason. The pan St Bath berms ymmtmedsy, and wail oratiausl thoaashaat the day with peat carautares and 1 sairit. bat pathos our. The aeMalt bees emirs! aspects. The ahead araMielle t Mr. Ting: ap to ten o'clock, when Ids. Tits stria • atalarity o f bat half an hoar later Mr. twi a majority,' 7. This he coatiatted to 1 • 8888 . 6 ens AWL. WWI. b was in a majority of 48. Ism Midas, bewewa, the ermasrvative position bops to deeMsa, aattl at half-pest twos 11111“ was cooly a thermos it SIMI VON. Mr. Tits than teak the lead, sad at 3 o'clock was e,Aesd, which la Istassoil te 46 is the seat half-Year, at fora VeloslM—abe dses d is a =Poky af IL Ha cabana is isowsle semi vibe hal smemaisd sails eas Lamed aseedelem *whit ammi for 9=B, led diediesS 0 4141 % Pam am ass, of vs Nam had •mat At the slow et lb* pon es bers w tr e i ert— Ms, 1,179 ; Whatety, 1,129. 011111112 AL CONSANY's STEAMER INDUS, I =Say, Adolailay agent Lieut. Saviors, R .N., at Sestbesphia yesterday with the heavy potties et the India sad Ohba mails. Her dates are, Alezaadrbo May 22; Malta, Mg 26; aad Gibraltar, May 30. BM hissed 126 psismesavisiget wham were Lord sad li Lady atae, the lag et Mambo sad lady, the Bea. In Ramer easaral Hams Rea, ad lady, Oat. mil Mo. isiehlk. the Hen. Mr. Gerdes, the Hea.Lt sag pri Illgez rera The Indus Anna the Wye siarinwit , ohs. : May 27, wan, the S. Medway ; ve gr 5 m a., se wre.stesaar 26,10 M screw steamer Penland% ; 31, 7.41 s m., &KA Odalle ; 9.30 an. throw steamer gasp. tee ; 11.30 a.s. , twessrew neamesee. SNIP LOUNOS AT P 212110112. —Os Saturday a tee ataltha was math M Thu era they by the launch a the lethewick was wisteells es a seesel, the seem simnel" mew set OWEN them boa taw the ey, W a dai*Wedes amg t the ethawbelb it h as tem het elec. *thy meth& and des le now a ama Wrest wet anther. Oasim—We mat Wore that the b u tt! sf re &swim is Mush um Old then at I st Us oxlip se hobs bees leg with the Ohs sates; et Ihe be g do lsms wee ad Isistia sews =art WWI ef el" es Ow whits& el whew sll se MAW, the eae lt sides et the. who es mese Isi WM Os mlbstaaate reed.—Yenta Thais. _....—ACTION TOR PENAL._ THB DRAMATIC COPTHIGHT ACT. The trial in this Nee took place at the sittings after las term, in Itiddknez, before the Chief Justice, and a verdict was entered for the plaintiff for 281., but in the course of the present term a rule was obtained to enter a nousuit or to have a sew trial, and to-day cause was shown spinet that rule being sada absolute. Mr. Russell eppeared to show awe, sad Mr. Rawls James, Q.C., and Mr. Hawkins to support the rule. It appeared that the action had beau brought by the Dassatio Makes` IMelety, in the use of Mr. Med" * recover pomillse k comegoesse of Os Ar limlast haring seamed gum let thl th cbmigtg gimes at tle imehlthelike el Li Int Alibied lis o mar eg l i vittliag l =ing 1e the= d the Deemelle dd. It ag=s . = IMMO* yew TM marmot' o f eh. Mime dome a piper by whJaa M milseleak ON as alba shed. he Moshe wild Ms. E lk resod M the lime whirls had beat shady bildm. usi the immiteet further stated that Mr. dos Wl* ths dramas of the Dramatic Askew' Ilehrto the mike' transaissio* et Ilk sestitly bilk emi pup mid et hl, miaow It wee estiolMei that the ~him et the Drams* Amthere lortreyirmegsd for Memmakes Of the ssiMy, mil OM dr iesimmt sigma by him smesated to amass.% oldie author la mitiog c metbk the Of IM Cwright Lek red *at lhomisee the dr V~ eaUtid to thermal& lits ketlighbourrear al M Met a afforest dew, mil the mom poll Ilmellem mw NMI kr Ilie l ld the NI TM Oldelit elles thought was wrong emalmis he mom to et trial his Am bay di fie Imaistat in iimmlio did mend to a sweat is milling of the edam, ma the rule moot thereime be &Wolk Pak eleekee. BIRTHS. ARUNDEL AND SURRET.—June 1, at Carlion.terrace, ca' teas ot Arundel and Surrey, of a eon. DONNOLLT.—May 31, the wife of Mr. R. P. C.oeuody, of RIP. bill, Liverpool, of a daughter. 00?L—!une 1, at Rich.vlow, Mee, the w ife of U. Coo, I*.s' daughter. CItOWLEY.—June 4. at No. 16, YOTMEITION wife of J. S. Crowley, leg" of a daughter. 11ABRINGTON.--Juae S. at Welhamatreet. Crompton, DUL L a'. Angton, of a son. KAlS.—June 1, at Priers Barnet, the wife of J. H. Sam BF° daughter. MASON.—June 1, at Sta ff ord-vi ll a, Upper Syenen. rik L. J. TL Mason, req., of a son. ipettib y 6 MOROAN.—June I, at Clifton.park, Birkenhead, MorPo, Pal., of a daughter. PIIILLISPI3.-3117 31, at Ocoee Bleu Manor, Leicesienalre 11, of A.. L. Shilling, Bee., of a daughter. _.,IW RATCLIPPL—May 31, at Rya, Isle of Wight, the Ratcliffe, Beg., of a daughter. STTAN.--June 2, at Torras'' Esq., of a daughter. ILARBIAGES. 00/ 0 BILAMWELL—NEEDHAIL--June 2, at the parish chalet ), by the Rev. H. Jame, MA., Incumbent of St. Pew town, C. C. Bramwell, ER., M.D., of Nott i ngham. to '— i, daughter of J. S. Needham, Keg., late of Kinielal• ...—.l l OLOVER—WALKKL—June 2, at St. Mark* Wolvera, Kw Ker. K. POWItneN Time of St. Joha's. the BAL . L i taiiie M.A., Senior Yellow of Clare 11'14 Cambridge, to . 1 " - • of T. Walker, Esq., of Newbridge, near WelverbeeP o • ~.. KNIORT—BAILLIE.—May 31, at AU Sainte, POVlart J olae ,,,lippi. eon of J. Knight, Eel., of Owto Hall-green, Kw& - Mary, daughter of the late G. Dine, Seq., of l'eflth DRATIIB. 8A 811 E FGE55. 121114 : 4 11 75 7 1 ; S y r ' : a at ; Whi lliita"tree. tewell Howle, riccsd near illls' 917:"V:13' I. Burgess. EA., aged W. MO CLERIL—June 2, at Liverpool, Marianne, wife e Joke Mersey-street, Liverpool. 1,401, 0 000 K.—May SI, at Feetbridgavalae, Bayswater OW" — of the late 0. Cook, Fag., of amniotic...la, seolL l ' Godf , GAIPFORD.—June 2, at the Deanery, the Vary ... yvie. D.D., of Ilford Wilt; Dean of Chriort Ch eras and XIV' of Great in the University of Olford, aged 75. ... i t, Ilk OBANT.—Iune I, at Thayer-etreel. Monchw i " l _ daughter of the late A. W. Grant, Eel. .1. 1/1 0.1W HICAON.—May 31, at ?noddies. lbry, daughter of •-• 8 . 1 4 rage aged EA. —.. viS THOMAII.—Ime 1,0 Itailovw. Ow* DeveVams vicerwor of the bee Be v. MEN norm Vicar of ___ ...........J..... .. , Me% la tb1i=...... 1 h Betk ot .r. 0,41p4 Os lei ~ w y,m~°aaea jaz . 06 , 1 , .":-TiMiDAT. ALLEGED RECRUITING AGENT AT HAM- le me; also, because it ts but touo.eieg ....., a .- --,..._ senony o .... . _ ____ BURG of the most wonderful lady in the world, our own gracious Mr. ;Zia Colh . rid - ge was of the same opinion. The %dm, air ow , ......„, ~.._ __ _ . ---- Queen, who the other day herself-with her own noble question being, if this case came within the proviso they On rearamination the witness said that the prieoner left Immo= -. i.,..., .- _, __ HAMBURG, Jr nu 1. hand-distributed to those valiant soldiers who have fought had natusally to consider* to what the enacting part of the the neighbourhood on Thursday, and she had net seen him I Briseas oo. LET- a...te at Falmouth , Jana 2, 2, from reoate; t im ot =tzz t o f a r e r c e i lm o ,;;; , .. pi rr ti ;; ~6i. ago. wo by them , i in the Crimea the medals which their blood and gallantry dame intended. Ho was of opinion it emended to all from that time until she gave biro into custody on Sunday sr. Osoaos-at Dad. lime 3, from —Matanzas he has been perfectly m 1 1 ,4 He hue dared Pro:essor flotwiry to t Although the Bettie dont of the Tiniell had earned for them ; and I can assure you, 51st Light n'de= make these facts public for the benefit of thousands gaffer g to r : , argela to sneer at the Germ's 'on, and attempts Infantry, that if it had been in her Majesty's power, she Pilia lwhielt t ma w w inad age o r t g as , la w w he ful the o r r sot ; but gaul the e p w ro ith eie r crwTs c eo t n to - 4firomveuingthe.prisahoterairbe"ipudt tren t o in n to re : e g i l viag ove, un th coun e w ted, "re r s " BiliM Blll IL T ;11t --at -at °TI OIII "IeA TOKThd. L n il n e . 3 B : Ltr... ....... .. disceders of the Itvea and stotaselt.-SoM s e ra ysll drugin.t• Ird IV. 1 greedu___ Moor Hollowy's Evtabliabstenis, 244, Stnd, medal'. an d `"" 2 to cast ridicule on the a heroes in ape," yet lam would, with equal pleasure and honour to herself. have fined Mbyte! runes. He should have thought at first L o gi ht them up in a handkerchief, then plaoed them between eernsucene-at LiTerPOOIL Awe 4. frons Sr. Mon-at Liverpool, June 4, hem Urania._ Maiden-lane, New York. enabled to state that the recruiting goes on eery given you_with her .. own hand those . medals which I have *m o te me w l eete i p applied to contributors to wenn this day dinributso. You must os aware, my men, that the rafters, and found them lathe same state. 1 t satisfutorily. A circumstance has, however, just a Tuscan - at Faimouth, June 3, from Casa' to be awarded to a winner ; but it might be that one of the Th e father of the prisoner said he was sorry to be obliged Ta mAruris 04 47 81 Liver t mca . Jape 4 ° fru°. *Alelanun. [Advertisement THOPSAND CERES VIE 1 soldier can die only once ; and if he dice in the sabot:Men might be one of the parties, or even the wiener. to appear ageinst his own son, but the fact was that he had u nop _ o t °mom & Jew a. f rom happened which may possibly lead to grave results. melee el his cosatiy, whe th er by the hand of the enemy or Still, there meet be either a subscription, or contributim, sued Kiss Hill so scandalously that he felt bound to attend Werra Moom-at Liverpool, J une s . from Meme l BMW'S DeLICIOVII Rararrotra fiassica t F ft or tiro . u to itha tto nt col uirdr 00 . 5 w on eenvedence, or expense (r ft nava the Riot wo. so Lei remedies).-ure o, or The Hamburg police authorities have thought proper of detass,whidi is mealiest in camps, it is nosily honour - u or agreement to subscribe and contribute, and when two aad say that his son, sines he had got the money, had do- Wm. Owens-at Liverpool, June 4, Rem I lei Kerr Mostry which upholds its bead to seize a British subject on suspicion of bei n g en- able 111111 8 1 _.,___ ~, ciii , s , persaas were playing together on the success of . ~ a Zi In enlisting recruits, and incarcerate him in the ahem all The mom ia tille_netm• es t, _f e 'r '" would not be said that they were either subscribing or agree- though he solemn yp I rooked his mother on her death-bed Z• Benneme - at UrerlP ool . June af frain Brass eeee ßive te r the pub li c to authorise the publication of . these Lots. ora,: , called the Wineerbaum. Whether there is In soa: he cams to Mem fle let" " ' iv " " r ''" mg to contribute and, therefore, the case did not cores a week ago that he would. The witness admitted that his SAILED. Dzas."-eure No. 49,852. .' liifty years' mdeacribable 5r1.... Stuart de Deuce : " I havdeierrPrd consmalerabc Lora hos R I i any evidence against him lam unable to say at pre- I etc "'ewe beam slimy of you know what it ft to be within the os „i sc : a esiteher. The Eh of a seiner is not that of a hither bed.eans. mine. at the stomach, and vomdinge, hoe tar,.., I ' I seat, but on the cue becoming known to Colonel We Isn't onset a castreetable bed, but enough to eat and Hodges, the British Consul General and Charge drink Chou, bees) sad . fighting is all we look forward r u ns & Mr. Judea Brie . end Kr. Justice Crompton concurred. m il: mou bmi ths b." ' herd labour . ccmyl3l4l"4 and senteued to d Judgment for the defeadeat, and rule for a new trial did - Two willies's', named Chest, also armed to having heard Irss..„.""'_frmi[c"-4"" C ""7 Joir t, to ...... the prisoner say, before he received the money, that it woe - Letnlno moved by Du Barry's extoller food. Mfrs Jour, Wordlist .-. Penang near Does , Norfolk.. I n suitably pecked for 11, n gaiwtase-ftsga g S s, June t0..........ufh. U.S.li.d. and with full Instructions-itnus• 121 b. 225. ; superitemmn (13 1 Pensla. nervoutmess, asthma. cough, conetipation. ad - ‘ 0 7,: '1 i d'Affaires, he, with his usual spirit and determina. te, wed an mamma to kep out of hospital. And now, Mr. Justice Wighttaan sat at nisi prim, but no oase of not his intention to marry Kiss Hill. .. • , mo p ALZiAltosMirM JIM to, • ..• ••• ......... .•••• Eleaulbrer. a 125.; 101 b., 33.. The lelb. and 121 b. carriage bee 'le i s . Ueda poet-office order.-Barry da Barry and Co., 77, Regent-Or ~. , • lion of character, has taken the matter in hand, and yes sid *oldi try to teach the young ones what they have , su b l i e interest was vied. to de in camp, mad not to expose themselves unnecessarily to r A poison named Lindsey was called for the defence, and Aucerem-from Sendeltwieu me Jez 3, te . tril... - said that on the day before (Sunday) he accompanied the Aueeeo-from ......... ..Mouillsbert dr ; Fortnum, Maar, and 00.. lb& Pico- 6 0 1 pin 7 alga at 63 . °121 " t I requires him to be set at liberty,.not only as being a the ens, or to Adak when they had better be asleep - teach --. hes 4, to .... Gibraltar Go, Graceclurchrreet . 40, Bishopegate.etreet; 63, British subject, but as belongtng to her Majesty's them that our ewer is to preserve ourselves for tae purpose COT OF COMMON FLU/1.-Ana prisoner to a Macs near Itast-lans, where he (the risonsa e""" e-t " te r purchased two cabs and two horses for 651., an paid g 0 ,,,,,,,, m ,-err, ussion• 4, to Calcutta 4. . - g Aimairoaa- from limped. use t. to ......... Oibraltar bl an d 330, Strand. steamer Otter, LieuL Glover, now lying in the of destarying ow enemy. Thea , my men, we may obtain „ no ," ,„ „„„,,,_„ sms ems, mince n „.,.. ~,, unwire „ An ,. deposit. In neweentnination this towns salaried that comeueetee_teete June 4, t 0.... ..... ..,..New York war Elbe. If the Hamburg authorities make any diffical- tbaa Steetwas rani. tof war-Rues.. There is nothing all so ea nines cameras, alto MI6 MITICI CROWDZI. the prisoner had been oat with him, his wife, and daughter, Ouunnus-trom LiZpoo7n • one 4, to f " °Tlem BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH' to mations as war ; therefore it b ecomes you JONTA Ve C s tried RECOONDIANCIA. the latter being 17 years of age, oa the day before. Ha gowraa-fonn Newport, 22., June_ L t 0..... . Portland a_l y 1 I tins about giving him up, and indemoifying the sup- s d r a 4 m with the greater energy to acquire for your This case was tried before Kr. Justice Williams at the denied, however, that the prisoner wu paying his addremes cr=oorfirol swam , fOOO J I. ; o r - oo r bs ---.%--- agent for false Imprisonment and lees of times easatil billies of life-peace. And now, 61st Light loss sittings • in Middlesex, and a verdict was Wend for the to his daughter- DILTA (5.111 ) -4101111UVIEP011 1 , AIDS i. We» - 10111 BIRTHS. ft °l L ed not unlikely that our' spirited consul will tele- Inflentiy, ge wheelers may, well do I know that you will plaintiff for 801. 44., subject t, lave Nam & The Owner's rather ( .termed the magistrate that ibizi,z_tranioursod Am 4 . t ,, graph home to , have a few British steam corvette, uphill mat ehersider of the regimen t which it hr awned, my. gm. sow mooed to sedum abe manent et the TOT. when the primer was is trouble, the lest witness, his leaue-from Liveepool. June 4. W....-. ........... BUMS RIM bas ot Arundel and Surrey, of a eon . -Odeon ARUNDEL AND SURREY.-June 1, at Carlton.terneo. dr C a ' sent to the Elbe, and the very mention of the name o f sat whieh is wrings on its colours. me your . dater, my men, fiat b y d e b s in s to oh m bsa bess *ami d milev the wits, ima u , skter, whet at his how, and mined very Evimuarm_amat Cl. „so t, to ! of ffSee e a blocked', will probably be sufficient to bring the tear...../I).(2l4.oltdoislaroo 000f0r.w.td,..t.7".....Ut"0hn.,...bin t e ::2 2 ... i ." following efteemsteness. The adeadest lad been in- anxious to know bow mush massy his son w as sashed to. Bayonne's-11m °edit& Ime 2, to ... .Sen Fransiem bin. Latrotoi. of s i nsider. = - .....1,,,.. --- e .- 4 b .., - iaTi.,... -- --. =,, s-..... ....,.. - ;.. 17 . ' . ..,. dieted at the Coeval Criminal Overt for eon ,s i r is ? , The prisoner was remanded for a week. Ersoirr-fger ralreria ds i de llf I, to Liverpool CONNOLLT.-May II the wife of Mr. R. P. C.ocool r, 1 authorities here to reason. BATH ELECTION. - `-- _,_..--'',....,." --___%:°-.,„.." -_',.",.' but the maistmeat was removed be the Quash I l dabs a the Omen sal getta,,,--b,..-e.-urs'i7l;.oef ' t i t - - .7 1 - 0 sad the pigtail( wee one of the deleadant's baR iet 7 W lia "" 6 " 611 " ffiII M IN ------,' • In censequense at memo default. the ball wee entreated, and have Masa fa the malts yourselves, and are now wear- sh isfa mb i a as pm to ga b. ooto cla i ms ,' to bs iis . II p 401 ., ' ZUIIII AND L0W41.1. J uno 2, t o „................otoolo COX .-June 1, at Seca view Orton, Farr-tray ask, to .. ...................... .... :Antwerp daughter. Goon armr-griga,_,...a e Jens 2 , te•--e---- ...... --Xeredato CS ifs 4, at No. le, Yak-tensoo, Regret ', ChM" Pia•la'n livaPed. ./Une 4 . W....•••••••••••• ... . es t eem wife of J. S. Crowley, Req., of a daughter. lekuto Qams-kaa llaimoalls. June L t 0..--. -.t a t attejsreoh.....eme kat pahasarreet, Bre:entail, SaaaroPoi---The Austrian Maitary Zeitu . ng con- J amaica -arra cereessers. hie t, t 0....-... -.. .... -Amite mei"' the wife of 11-Ca , '',...-. ' i Hi --- t i lt / r im awl a t a alklas hi har "eat° service . Bear intbarsed. The tensed waned saliadtted that there was illi Bath began yesterday, and Was is mad, wt by conduct you can attain to sub a.„ ~n ii. a forornicat mut t o f an an izap ea usa tremr n. irteceismaidis si. , ...1 tains a letter from Sebastopol, under data May 13, in which Pause-Sam tlerneseum, Jam 1, t0......:.......:-ermenined Drawl, of a son. hos 4;. u....... ............ ...adoesis KAYS.--June 1. at Prism Barnet, the wife of J. Waft, d l oontieur iMag ewoughent the Loy . wlth earnestness and rash, and by ball onatZ you become a diagram 63 your 7 030 4 igeettee - r --- hada i n alaihT ae d m i n a la ra L lY tt th m a'd •"The southern side of our town is sanely to be Joss lismAY-SISM , 600 homes have been totall dater) ed. The how Banat-We= Mee 4. to • Celeatta daughte r . y y de Te l he bat masa The ben several upests. siesstry, which I Meow you do not desire to be. Let us demnity would tool to impede the course of justice. The beautiful theatre longer Mots. The streets are even /°"3 Aire - ti liteePeets had 4 . t° Assert MASON.-Jtme 1, at Stafford-villa, Upper Sydeobses, The li ramdkisle. Mr. Tite in he i i up to ten o'clock, whoa Meteors hews Mat. by your assistance, this war willno e object of a rempisenes was to produce the personal appear where mu d -' Luta-from Imre, le liskalse LJ. 3L Mason, Taw of a e on . ..,1 duetted L I Mr. TIM to In a malarity eff tint half an hour Isere sass be owsimaMl, sad that when you come to your native once of the dasellest at the trial, and an implied indemnity hil up by shot, and the pavement is totally de- g aotoAaao _hon m oo l e to Melte MOROAN.-June I, at Clifton.park, Wank- , - • Mr. irbsedej had • majority el 7. This he continued to lend mem mool=ftrill strut about the streets like gentle- ennead w• at every oorner stead whole pyramids of the t za r t aa g st aareeroma row s. to to repay an estrearod recognisance would defeat one object •- ' Omen Morgan, Er., of a daughter. at .rerun low see ellieleh. whoa ke wee in a majority of 48. masa Mai the Whisk have been this day distributed to of the law , whieh to Gann „ m g .„.. 7 on the . 5 .... enemy's cannonballs, and ezploded shells, which were daily Lsreo-sem Feementle tems 4to Anutereses Leiceatenate, et Pim WI dms, however, the esossivative position began to out with eaten Mat your gallantry will earn. Colonel , s , . h ,. t5an .,....,„„,,..„ the osren E rkoe of she a t. vvidant. a .. ' oollseeid before the opening of the fire. In many street. Livivi•—frew Ives% to-- ................ —.II PHILLIPPS.-May 31, at Ones Dieu Manor, of A. L. Phillippa, Esq., ot a daughter. dediss, =tit at half-past owe there wae only a diffusers se B , and sellagoiss of the 61st Regiment, 1 wish you ''' -," ...' IP S'" ".' ... Ave or aim such an to be seen, each of them from lx" - t" er "Ilk ha"- vied 1.1.1 . granted.e MART /LaTIMIII 4 / 1 1111l ISMS 2. to ....Alas RATCLIFFE-May 31, at Hyde, Isle of Wirt, the Mr Mts. Kr. Tito tint leek tbs isad, end at 3 o'clock was all Meath ead geed ham*, and a oontinuance of tbat eight to tan feet P a s li n . kis Nevertheleas badness is continued, meete yeemeita _ s h en 11) ahead , which le inteamoil to 4S Is the nest half-hrear, booms and glory whisk yea have previously attained. MORTON v. corm•ND.— semen Ton reicasnis mama and booths are opened for the sale of goads. Prices, how- ussmo .,_f m , flism im gums 1. • 50....... Jae t. to ...... --come= Ratcliffe, Beg., of a daughter. if Of 671 0 4 i d. BRYAN. - Aver 2, at Tortingtenriare. the woe T. tai at four o'elear-the Moss of Ike pell-eras in a meeseity (Chasm) THS DRAMATIC COPTSIGHT ACT. emr, are enormourly raised, and sugar mete one silver Marma-frern egomodr. /me 2, to Bomb= Esq., of a daughter. Off M. He eddligemse minms= greed who bad astombled 01 W y next, another interesting ceremony will The trial in this case took plus at the sittings after las noble per lb. The se ply of ma d is mare than abundant, liazu ESGRACIA-ima 61•11 May June 2, r -O; -Ea mei& the Mesa Aseeekila RessiA tkost for take plea la the barracks-aka presentation of new colours term, in Middlesex, before the Chief Justice, and a verdict but b WEE ng y soars& SIILIA June 2, to-- --Manta Mama losAuse.Memesarsemed. Jam 4. t 0....... their end delleetell dat la au Pleelat.s.ri saw of to this regMemst, In lies et the old ones which have been was entered for the plaintiff for 281., but in the course of TR DIE4TRICTIL-A letter from La Fierce mAtonoo _ f r os hoe 4. to eilboa MARRIAGES. vs redeem had gaited a mat meek demeged is the Berillins war. the present term a rule was obtained to enter a manic or (Charentrlnferieure) in the Gironde of Bordeaux says :- h s aa t sos_tsot Oetend a , BRAMWELL-NEEDHAM-June 2, at tke perish chard , o°l* te's, 8 a ' At tie close off Me poll the Lumbers ii - eirisLYlle, 1,179 ; to have a new trial, sad to-day cause was shown wand that e I have just made a tour through the vineyards in this lemoo-tsse use, June 4, to jun° 4 ' te—Pcgt Wskett.l4 by the Be? .H. Jooes, M.A., Incumbent of St. Pe Calcutta to Whately, 1,129. TIM ORIENTAL OOKPANY'S SMILER 'EMIR el l g e ban made absolute. • town- C. C. Bramwell. Pao- ILO., of Notiogbasf. usighbourhood and lam able to give you gratifying Meet. Nmuum-tima Onessak Jane 4, to.. -....... Tnaidad os ia ser of J. 8. If teeham. -- -k ..late of ma w,. v Maaww 1 i 1 .....-.••••" THE SALE OF BEER, 4c., ACT. -- Carta* MI. Mahe* agent Lent Sane% R.N . Janos (ix . , sa d . Hawkins to „ the fuir. arrived at ' ' Kr. Russell scared to show um, sad Mr. Edwin Urea. It is Vas that the Minato of fruit are not in very °" 6 ".' 4,01 . 11 / 2 2 2 02 4 J eleteraly_ with Me lessee PeetLen it invested that the action had P re: brought the fr ize as net very lugs, which circumstance may of the India and mails. Roe dates are, Ale:sada% r *by "4 4 , 4°. ..... ----A:lab° 114114ar G IVES -WALEEI2.-June 2, at St. Mark' Wotrarb didi gfin nimics, bat what then are look very promisag. logssors_rrosseradur."lmek re s t. to -7 ... •-• si ti w t rte s r the R .,. a. P . m .,. Vim of tit. Row . , , fur. J. Roo 7 88 y 80 Oes-trem Ilmosea, Meet to M.A. Senior Fellow of Clare Rall, Cambridr, ta s la d h, Malta f toe 'I II Oa t h e 28th, Mr. Hoary Berkeley will move in Ma bro y ug 2 ikar k mg* sad Gibraltar, M ay ad S an "i sm lim b. Dramatic Aaiun' Seasty, to the MM. of • Nortek attributed le the sold winds that have prevailed of late, but Peueveauren-eren Ormond. June 4 ... 1.3••••••- b : to recover peatiala M emaser that ot ,a wine g - the if up to this HMO there is no symptom of dimes. Some of the Qumni-hem= ma Jume t, to L o so of T. Walker, Esq., of Newbridge, near Wolverlisian .....• Cem . stfus .ge = ENIGHT-BAILLIE.-May 31, at All saints', PoOltrl Jottli of Commons tor a *sleet committee to inquire Ma alms Lady Hilt el of Odembe asi lady, the • a t Li Am=there rowers, however , are applying sulphur and propose 8111 " 3 " 30 St. Ives, June 2, to ..... ..... son of J. Knight, Mg., of Owte .lull Breen. '• of rola. ii peon at the MU Ma AA of last session, intitaled, "An AM for further 800. Ms Autosseumaassat H am m" and lady ed . . _. ~.._,__, ..._ _____. wriaag e=i as ligiatis the sale of beer and other liquors oa the Lord's est Dim. ramelk. dr Illos. Mr. Geselon, the Hoe. A. As- o n j" t r o ilM r...t =. 1.1.MW. want Wel to repeat the operatisitwo a three Satee n . has expai- ite!re at_t_ s a _es - ar dos abli e t i Jentl. t0 t0....- le the Mane insets are seeds with great intellige co, and parts of the L A I' ' us ""'";47., Malta Mary, daughter of the late G. Mlle, Er, Loneau --- Mel, to-- --- Malta Bag." easy Ilhi Regas es . wera Th• Indus observed the following .L. in .a=ifffft ennui , a the Act. It al= e lsowevor Awards are left untouched, in older to be able t draw a n m aro-nsa cardirema I t t o ........ maim DRATHS. ~,,rls3so 1t 1 Tisai-tt ----- AaMlsa t ---=--------_ 81411 lis hill Medway voyage, vie : Kay 26, 216 117.6 7 41,7; i-; ; 27, 5 a.m., senw.stesiner esermarkon between the vines which have been t o dphand gootu-som dealt Jew I, to -....-.. . ... .. .Marmilles gagyoulg._Jano 1, a t g o ttoo•troet. Piccadilly, . 8 Moe b y 'ell Ito aaketeek MM as sad those whisk have not. The purple grapes will, it is ereemestr-lbent rametalle jsane 1, t0.....-..........ft- end's . t= mites should be beeeght Nikita NZ a with mesa thought, tarn oat better than lost mr." &pitch from Cagliari an- ..,• 23, 10 30 am., screw steamer Penland% ; 31, 7.45 6 , t b s a ims „bilk had b us * s a y labia. ~_, emouera-kentlessesele June S, to.-- ............. .Tembey - Esq., in his eta year. * u m . BLRGESS.-May 51, at Whitewell HOLUles near NaatwichiCW 1 asemses the dealk tal reeßeff et Teak, on the night of the km, E.E.S. 012 MISS ; 9.30 sm. mew steamer Hangs- ram isseaseit km.? stated sus Mr. let 'Nam Hie waseerese and sewn, Sidi Mohamed Bey, no ; 11.11) a.m., tweserew freabesta sisa te ploy the demos of the Dramatic Asthma' pd TUB WILL of THE LATE DUE Boxsait.—lt ie WI " (114-6.2111.1.111.1.11114 jun. 4 1° ...... ."."............ Amos I. ceritem Lee, mod ee. tamped. June 4, to flat thosght to be ant improbable that this are, _aow in the emu imped, _ June 4. to Vera croa CLERIL-June 2, at Liverpool, Marianne, wife of tau C‘ L' eseemilli the them wahost elieletia BRIP LeUNCII AT Pninaoll. -Oa Saturday a t h s ssome i rs i o s s e bi s ...at e bob ma . 0 .. /ea Prerogative Court, will weepy betwesa 20 and II days. Tam Winewenen-kesa Lierapool, ARMS. to latbern Mersey-stout, LiserpooL Clort" "S Tav eat -Sea a eee t to••••••- ........ Welt ladies COOK.-may 31 at lrembridgreillm. Viand ft Os. Panmuss, Mar 116.--Letters from the ase .4110. wee aide to he am by the launch of the s h u s ess y s ats. et was ohialm - rarat h is Issassr7a7 Letters how Berlin of the Ist inst. state that the u „ A _ga, u 8 "V m 0 t ;,1 4 4, to _ . . .... ..... Ids of the we O. 6 00 k. En + o f kitmw d e .hgt, spa . Go a erier Camams ; hask ameba of Ike Mgt passer articles of es = 110 8. ;Pa The linaswiek was seigieaDy e m s Damao misers' essesegweis eyes for tbotameas sucesesos et the Allies is the Sea of AMC ham Made a Varssemerer-treata., ~i.,.„.-,,,,............: :::::ii= 0,.,D,,,,,,, nford ,,,_,„„il2at Dam the Dray, th c e b V e q s aa . l ::: so • ite # width tam ion oneelneellfil Skim the conveyease of ttsWR 1 1 them a all e seila ssi tie sr . ther say, ease a7 or the mad 4 Mug deer est stgosi wgttlag mulaeg I . 2.l. „iiipi tr in ti be esi . ti a s n ObOmid anny wilitb ere illbs I t tr a cr ,; 7 4 ::,......-frami liax _ kc r a espeeks, meaot be lad sow elkirligebsgaset et bee ahar.bl i l a s has IMMO an- mew i ng o f le s eat Ask lag ibis 1i ease tb e l i o . of s p a ag gies hen the mrsatries of the Des to bo hit with a war r. to >~fstti at Ornak m the t7ai.er.uy a< m* ospaths cheate ORANT.-Jum 1, at Thayer-fareet. Man 1 MeritlP, sea km beta memlemea. • smell wheats loaf not to emus uses Men I deity Emilia& she Is new a mime t war Meemer. Asdeat was to the As k Ma bedalp.leeerever, P s by the tawny. °Ancill".. 671 "" Ill ST Tin AI Lisa TVs Owsm-W• mot Ohara that the =142 male coat teek • for vs. sal the ems peisit se Ili. Mann EITABLIMI- VABEILS WOLIN WITH. -- daughter of theists A. A.W.W. Grant, Em. taltj,St Mazy daullhter a! taa sameemeameellk this Mulles mimed ia from Queenstown for Bombay, AmMelb Area Ms ili lat. it k e . HIGSON.-May gat Prodsham, , MMOMINI. lOW Weed ftr Em a let the full seem IH.O ' N'4 Path MeV lIM It.* * oo .oo 1212 by Perim et the Oessetires stalk mile MIK th en at Ist "As ilimsedsa evismi le le I t " t= saOsirsdl • holes lie lit with tie Ohs grist The Oldel e it Wm Sholltht ko tie 111 " (latill, "llll 7initthi, et Tosital, already needed by irk it.de G eo t er idi lle. 4. lorimirnertge s l / 2= ndelitel harmtrr:r. teas word. key I% owe , Tra i dor . THOMAL-Mos Let reellows. NOCUI 0,"%.,.._,. MIR lam wag 4102210 HMS he seas es at w 1 „. • orkbreseet___ Dr wi lmisraV iii .liad i tMerietioles ' Climairomu j er lesit'Pori ter PMideVile, te days, Ilay 14, of the leis Ben Memos nem" Vicar ot Tio....'l a h \ LYeee. CZTINAL EAIACK.-Monnelr, hirs 4.-Admia• =P . et Os Ise 111 . _ am. lb* IMILHIM lONA a allid, SS trw ; hie Mw bib. di Ss daseatet fa pram roiiiiin. , F aalsyta ..,.....a.aariertmailig 'Ow ist• &1st aka la the MIL we drew me- lee ° 114 1=1 1 robbed. el vbss a did misuse le a gement is milli el the INPAer, isl the m om F a i m e, N . s lo p This. Calory, Moon, Ilse MIA from Leaks Ss Cannata, April MOM. Lb a f lIS 40 4 i Sou on payout oe h. seek, 76 • date orders onseataike E., lea. 11.311 W. 13,867 ; total, ANL • by Mama lakes, wen sel l il li t IPuthe amides et wee, vein wee a sailor rule vast Hecate be &Milk rfinted and suilitoi 2122601.11110 SAIM. AL ,. ~ As MIIIMIMS Issiiimit of Ariake Bak labia grey, from aim kr Oork, April 15, lat. Ku s.. km. 11.7 W. stmt. to the ate_ce. Pater le WI nMB Missal Os ielostaaate ressel.-Malia Thews. DAM sisslass. -Tama. RA i • 1 , 1 ag l iriglr= =ham PA, institutes keocomentsopie, Mer keg Tamils 5 spat, in We Seeemet et .• . , p. • i razoiTaiTgio assassin of ate Ilea to to felt *Nis game Toy do way. [Abeetimmat.]—AT Mi. NOW, EITABLBZ- = we, I is, k es :•a vs. 4. u.i.mserommira iles lase at Milk graiftlim la Iforoagaget __ DfielsopAoldilhirootlis' r iaiii ln=l e nr= sielorao i le n z Mom Tiolidem. elesporeors Gootatedibe ......==. Ai ofluoivo assolist of Ayala ikk THE SALE OF BEER, 4c., ACT. --- Oa t h e 26th. Mr. Hoary Berkeley will move in Ila fl of Commas tar a *sleet eoaunittee to troleire be he lbs Act of lot seeries, (Attested, " An Act for farther sogiatis the Isla el beer and other liquors on the Lord's Der." —.—.-.—--•-•—'—'' Tolrtu—A&patch from Cagliari an ammosa deat i Z g o bil ll:l et Teals, on the night of the Ist sl4 s. E wMr-ri es do, Sidi Mohamed Bey, asessioi the dress saint ebilasia. Bit. risismslo 31i7 116.—Lotters bola the Cason. emslmis dee bist Wass astieleo of lismlP lid* tem ibis assessegy "lase e wes if Om' toy sea bullies Sinissisi. • small mimosa leaf that need se NO so sloe tbos swabs, caasot Iss bad show sMss 111 asysaa 067/0118-116' BTI&PT DT 111 Z Ai issa.—As 11 essees 111 1111 suas st171t Usk is appostod soma pesos raassetks sine& to Os labs of 6.114. dma7 16 1 666 A b7A 6 bial CZYSTAL Juirs 4.—Admix Seas oa tamest of 6.. sesk 7i; One by season Sok" 12;867; Mat AM NA TAL ADMIRALTY, JUNE 4.--APPOLlTiarsuso.—......,-- . B Biektord ( 1848) to the Meteor, 16, Bostic, battery ; .1 W. P.. Bonitos (18 55 ) to the Tartar, 20. screw steam cor vette, of 260-horse power, at Chatham ;M. T. Parks (1861) sad R. Rarthorn (to be additional lieuten hone ants) t amer, o the Biome, 6, paddle•wWwl steam ship, of 420 West Coat el Atria Ba yl i ss Ps A. T. Bayliss (1864) to the ISsusparoft, 70, screw s ys ms esses ship, of 350-hors e power, at Plymouth. Awistant-Surgeon U. B. Kerr, to the Alas, ecru steam ship, of 430-bore power, with this Baltic But. Second Master C la. Haswell to itoWeser, at Plymouth ; a nd R. Brown, to the Bt. George, at Spithead. ' Midshipmen R. B. Kerr, to the Royermassal Albert station, 121, screw steam -ship, of 600 . hone power, Xeitlita . POIi'.TBXOI7TR, Juni 4. The Rockliff, No. 130, sailing transport, Captain Duncan, arrived at Bpithead this morning from the But, having us board 144 military invalids from the seat of war, and has been towed into harbour this afternoon to disem bark them. The Courier, No. 60, sailing transport, Captain Rudolf, also arrived at Spithead from the But, with baggage, boxes, parcels, as., the property of officers and men ot some four tun regiment', which have been foci's/dad on from the Mediterranean stations to the seat of war. The Bellerophon, 78, was taken up into harbour to-day, beisg out of commission. Aaminl SUp•TiOtelidni Martin rattans& from leave of abeam, and re-hoisted his flag oa board the St. Vincent, 103, this morning. SHEERNESS, Jena 4. The Rosamond, 6, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, is under atlas to leave here to-morrow for Portsmouth, taking with her in tow two mortar veer& for the Black Sea. The Volege, floating magazine, is fully manned. In ad dition to her crew, she takes out 40 fleet and second clam boys for distribution in the fleet. She only waits for another Hester of ammunition to complete her, when she will leave bare direct for the Baltic. Twelve mortar vessels are ordered here immediately, to be attached to Admiral Baynee's anew steam rquadron, in Widen to the gun-heats "beady attached to them. Wed nesday next is named far their departure from the Noes ; bat in all probability it wilt be Friday or Saturday zest' before they will leave this pmt. The Alban, 4, liadik-wheel steam vessel, Lieutenant- Commander Wm. H. Fisher, Is ordered to hold herself ready for sea, esiting Admiralty orders. Tan Ftosrifia Htrixitnis.—lt has been ordered 'that the side propellqe screws of these vessels are to be dhplesed with, end a greater pitch, equal to 5-9ths more, Asa to the centre screw propellor, experiments of late' having proved beyond all doubt that a greater rate of speed will be obtained thereby. The Olatton, now fitting oat' bll dry.doek, will take from 60 to 70 tons fuel, and 14 days' revisions for her clew. Her fitment of rigging, &c., is r apidly now, under the directio n of her filet =sad master. --- DUBLIN, Jules 4. tbsleft wing of the 13th Regiment hes disembarked at Oath= Ceylon. The division consists of about 230 men, and the dire who accompany it are Major Cole, Major J. H. Wed, Lieutenants Price, Moore, Lock, and Teryuin, and Assistant -Surgeon Croft. A couple of days since Major Meredith groundof anthe Tipperary d a recruitiog etaf appeared on the parade Militia Artillery and asked the men to volunteer for the line. A large number said they wore ready to join the Royal Artillery ; but, as the gallant major could only receive them for line regiments, about forty fine young fellows stepped out of the reeks, and have been since attested for this service. On the following morning an order came from the general to stop volunteering, so it was all a mistake to receive men of their high standard for other corps besides the Royal Artillery. "This bungling," observes the Limerick Chronicle, "has been a source of serious annoyance to officers and ass. Wishing to be united, the officers and men unanimously volunteered, through Lord Donoogh more, for envies ia the Mediterranean or Canada." The depot of the 3rd Belie, under Major Green, has arrived at Cork to embark for England, where the depot I will be quartered at Winchester. The county of Limenck Itiiiitia are now stationed at Buttevant, in the county I of Cork. Forty-seven wounded and disabled soldiers from the to Crimea arrived in Dublin yesterday, and were taken O'Brisn's Hotel, where they will be visited to-day by the MALTA, MAT 30. The Medway arrived at Malta on the 28th. She left England with 220 hones on board, with the like number of artillery, but they met with such a fearful storm in the Bay of Biscay that she lost 68 horses. She put into Gibraltar and purchased the like number of males, and then eon to Malta. She staid here some few hours to put t cam o rights, and then left for the Crimea. rATION OF BURMESE MEDALS. Yesterday morning the military medals .rank.. _. the Hon. Best India Compaay, commemorative of the recent ac hievements of the British army in Burmah, and which have already been presented to several regiments which I took part in the campai gn, where distributed ui to the 51st gCrilas,44weilelln:rhal e an l t i r"o arry S w mi;li n , d a e t r ;ian eT ches fo te r r, tl in e the preemies of a considerable number of spectators. The number of medals given was upwards of 400, the recipients including Colonel Errington, Major Anderson, Captains Irby, Marston, Dickson, Madders, Agg, Shmedal eaf*, Cl ee ve,Mitforde (who was bottomed by having his pinned on by Lady Smith), Lieutenant C. Acton, Ser geant-Major Thomas Lawrence, Quartermaster-Sergemt 1 J. B. Hyde, Orderly Clerk Sergeant 0. Tomkins, and 30 ser geants, 24 corpora* 350 privates n , and 10 buglers. Sir RAWLY SMITH, at the conclusion of the preeentatios,l after addressing each soldier separately, addressed the rep mint collectively, as followsl—Colonsi Erringtoa, sad com rades of the 51st Light Infantry,—lt do more yet highly gratifying to me to have had this giving to each individual orlon and soldiers tire inill = 74 M, granted by the Han. Hut India Company, eat given es you by oar most gracious Sovereign. It is doubly gr= to me, also, because it is but followiag the great of the most wendetfel lady in the world, our own glielleme fs = Queen, who the other da y herself—with her OW* alb hand—distributed to those valiant soldiers who ham in the Crimea the medals w hich their blood and had earned for them ; and I c an assure you, 5 st Light Infantry, that if it had been in her Majesty's power, the would, with equal pleasure and honour to hermit. ' bane given you with her own hand those medals tibia I Mee this day distributed. You must be aware, my mon, that a soldier can die only once ; and if he dics in he \ genies el hie conatry, whether by the hand of the enmity et of disesee,Mhids is revoked in camps, it is equally boom able* him emi le that erestry which upholds its Lead, Monsen the Minus hi he world. (Rear, hear.) You, INlaw* my maw. to priseed on another ar d u ous service. em_ Weems, bosom slimy of you kno w what it is to be • eillier. The Ili eff • miner is not that of a feather bed. Welkin reset • onatertable bed, but enough to eat and ilk Omar, an d fighting is all we look forward Irs ' eml an eadeswar to keep out of hospital. And now, Wm lid 'oldie's, ay to teach the oung ones what they have bide k map, mcl not to expose t hemselves unnecessarily to M ems, or to Irish when they had better be asleep; teach them th at one duty is to preserve ourselves for the purpose id dwitroying ens e nemy. Thee, my men, we may obtain het gierivas remit of war—pesos. There is nothing so itelte4 m to nations as w ar ; therefore it becomes you all to with the greater esergy to acquire for your swintry *Wog of life—peace. And now, 51st Lighill t Wintry, go whose yen may, wsU do I know that you w MOM that choral er of the regiment which it has earned, Nei which is writes en its colours. Do your duty, my men, her so one, and leek forward to promotion. 'there is no vieelisg:/=els:dr• new in the Majesty's siss y ; s y hcul n d d nio i t t attain dabs aethe earn sad the country to promote those who laves cneindlso of ipllantry, by the aids of those who Wm MA in the ranks MIA yourselves, and are now wear lag ask* and am cillmes in her Maiesty's service. Bear this is Wed, dtat by geed conduct you can attain to such a rank, and by bad sa~ you become • diagram to your country, which I knew you do not desire to be. Let us therefore home lhat. by your assistance, this war will moo be wriieriek sad that when you come to your native Mad MN m oss, yoniwill strut about the streets like gentle men with the modals which have been this day distributed to sod with ethue that your gallantry will earn. Colonel , and weenies ef the 61st Regiment, 1 wish you 41111Mallit and gni tbetows, and a oontinuenee of that lessone end glory whisk you have previously attained. O tClis iVedamiay next, another interesting ceremony will Whe gem Is the barracks—dm presentation of n ew colours , lola isnlmont, In lieu of the old ones which have been leilethdamaged in the lissirma war. 6,800 1,750 1,100 - 1.200 Akyab BATH BLBCTION. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1855. ..... gratb3 intelligence. EQUITY COURTS.—JuNz 4. SUOMI lIMCIELAIMILOIIIII J. •111•11 T. 1021211 11. 1063. This snit was heard In past on Saturday, sni stood ever until today for bir. Folwyes reply. iareholder in the Mosher The plaintiff was an evildoer sl villa Gardens, near Onvesend. The principal defendants were the present directors; one other defendant was a large shareholder, made a defendant to npresent the other shareholders in the company. The questions were whether the plaintiff hsd forfeited his shires, and whether certain sets of which the plainti ff complained were imnroper. Mr. Selwyn was for the plaintiff; Mr. J. H. Palmer was for the directors, the principal defendants; Mr. Whitbread for the shareholder who h ad not interfered in the questions. At the elms of the argument this day, The Vico Chancellor said the principal one was as to the costs, sad as the plaintiff had taken a` rincipal part in the acts of which he complained, he ougnot to be allowed his costs, but should not pay coats. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—JUNE 4. IMMO' DI ILUICO.-11170111 LOU unreal.. AND 711W11C111 CMS , RIMS, Mi. AM ceourroc. PARSONS IP. LLIIIANDIL—BILLr AADII. This was an action to recover 651. 14e. on en amount Mated, to which the defendant pleaded that the money had bass won at gaming at billiards. It appeared that the dr Minot, who was • minor, met) the plaintiff at a public billiard room. They played "pool," at which the defend ant lost N. or 91., and subsequently billiards, the defendant as the coating= of the play having lost altogether 651. 144.. lee which he gave his I. 0. 11., the subject of the action. It was shown at the trial that there was no imputation of whir play, and that the money was won at the ordinary game of billiards. Mr. Justice Zile, who tried the ease, left it to the jury to say whether the money bad been mos at billiards, and directed them, if they did, II lad for the defendant. The jury answered the learned judge's question in the affirmative, and returned • verdict for the defendant. A rule was subsequently obtained by Kr. Collier to enter the verdict for the plaintiff non ob stituto veredicto, and for a new trial on the ground of mit- direction. Mr. Rowe and Mr. Taprell on Saturday showswed cause ag ainst the rule, contending that the plea se to the action, as the contract was null and void under the 18th section of the Sth and 9th Victoria, e. 109, which enacted "that all contnets or agreements, whether by or in writing, by way of gaming and wagering, shall parole sll and void." Mr. Collier, who now appeared in su of the rule, pport urged that the contract did not 011119 within the enacting portion of the section, but within the limbo which pro vided "that this *nutmeat shall not be doomed to apply an y subscription, or contribution , or agreane.tnt, to sub to scribe or contribute for , or towards any plate, prise, or sum of money to be awarded to the =e wes or inn e rs of any lawful game, sport, pastime, He submitted that billiards was • lawful game, and that if any number of persons agreed to play it for a sum of money to be paid to the winner, it came within the proviso, which was equally applicable to billiards as to horse races, foot races, or any other lawful gams. He would contend that there must not of necessity be a greater number than two to subscribe or contribute, but he would admit that if ether parties came e into the room and backed the players accordiog to th fluctuations of the game, that would be wagering within the prohibitory part of the enactment. Lord Campbell—You say it is not gaming when the par ties cgree to the amount of the stakes before the commence ment of the game ? Mr. Collier—Yee, my lord. Lord Campbell—You may say it is not wagering, but that it is not gaming yon will , I think, h a ve considerable cliff salty is showing, for the word " gaming " seems to me to take in those actually engaged in the play as well as those wagering on it. Mr. Collier—But I contend t is a lawl 'game as much as horse-racing or foot-racing, and as such fu comes within the prinks/. Lord Campbell—Billiards is a lawful game, but there may be gaining on • lawful game. Mr. Justice Coleridge-1 cannot see where is the contri bution. Suppose there is • bet of 101. between two parties, and one loses and the other receives, where is the contribu tion? Mr. Collier cited the judgment of the Court of Common Pleas in 11 Batty and Marryat " in support of hie argument. Lord Campbell, in giving judgment, said he was of opinion that the verdict should stand for the defendant, for the plea was clearly • good plea framed under the 18th section of S and 9 Vic., o. 109. On he second ground on w hich the rule had been grantetd, be thought the direction of the learned judge at the trial was correct, and that there was abundant evidence to support the finding of the jury. When he looked at the 18th section of the ac t, he felt it clearly applied to a bet made by players in • lawful game. Billiards he took to be lawful, as well as a foot race, but there might be gaming en a lawful game. The evidence showed that the money had been lost at playing billiards in the usual manner, the players staking a certain sum on the is s ue of the game.it be He took it that this was dearly gaming. Then, could brought within the proviso ? He was clearly of opinion both it could not, for he thought th e enactin g part included gaming and wagering, and was not confined to wagers by bystanders, but was applicable to the bets and stakes of those engaged. As to the moles, he was of opinion it would road in conjunction with she intorpretatioa be put on the enact ing part, and applied to Mee where there was an agree ment to contribute to any prize to be awarded to the winner in any lawful game, sport. or pastime. But for the case of "Batty v. Manyatt," in the Common Pleas, he should have thought that it should be a subscription for a plate, but they need not find fault with the decision of the court is that ease for it was consistent with the construction whisk this c ourt put on the section that the money must be dopoilted with a stakeholder. Mr. Collier's contention could not be admitted, for it would allow gaming to any Indefinite amount—players might go on playing double or quits till one was utterly ruined, which was inconsistent with' the enacting part, sad would .render the proviso wholly destructive of the enacting part of the section. Mr. Judos Coleridge was of the same opinion. The onesdon being, if this case came within the proviso they bad na art of the turally to consideg to what the enacting p clause extended. He woo of opinion it extended to all gaming or wagering, whether the game with respect to which it was made was lawful or not; but the proviso was con fined to lawful games. He should have thought at first sight that the proviso solely applied to contributors to sweepstakes to be awarded to a winner ; but it might be that one of the su b sc ribers might be one of the parties, or even the winner. Still there must be either a subecriptioa, or contribution, or agr , eement to subscribe and contribute, and when two persons were playing together on the success of a gams, it mild not be said that they were either subscribing or agree ing to contribute, sad, therefore, the case did not come within the proviso. Mr. Justice Brie and Mr. Justice Crompton concurred. Judgment for the defendant, and rule for new trial dis chargod. Mr. Justice Wighttaan sat at nisi prius, but no case of public interest was tried. COURT OF ElCHRtAupa.. ... SMOGS IS NAINIO,-127011 Mt LOAD CIDO LION, AND DAMNS ALDINION, MATT, AND NA TIN. 011.£11 1 V. WILOUGHTOX.--lIMIT INDIA couttressoffs. JODOMMINT. The plaintiff and defendant in this cue are in the Nast India Company's service, and °Moen in the sth Madras Cavalry, and it appeared they entered into a b zanonddu by which lt was a greed they were to pay is Ali , their eater (Moor, 4,000 rupees, on oeedition of his retiriag from the regiment, by which re tirement they had obtained promotion. The defendant not having his quota to pay Msjor Grant, the plaintiff lent it to Dim, and on his &dim ing to refund the amount, he was compelled to take pew feedings against him. The defendant, at the trial, pleaded that tee contract was an illeg al °onuses, on the ground that It was not; wfal to bay an officer out o f the But India Company'unit*. The Lord Chief Baron, in delivering judgment, said the on Joshed 1a this ease was was the contract alegal or en egal weahiliti The defendant at the trial pleaded that the bend lin illegal, and the learned judge who tried the limn thoughtlhat the admissions put in did not form zt... Thom bad been a demurrer to that plea, mod a dm a Sew trial. The plea professed to have been foonded Mae East India Company's Act. but it bad sot w ade mention of the 49th of Geo. 111., c. 126, which pea& I I bited the sale or resignation for a gratuity of all oats or commissions. This transsetioa was nothing more Der tem than a gift to a pawn holding a commission in the Best India Company's to to induce him to leave that ser vice. It appeared to hist that if he said the resignation in this case was not illegal it would be to form a most imps:- feet view of the mischief which the act was framed to repress. When an °Mar retired from the service be as caved a pension or allowance, and it was to be presumed he retired foe some good and proper reason ; but when be received a sum of money to procure hie retirement, he wee corrupted. lie was of opinion that the transaction wee l illegal, and that the plea was an answer to the action. ' The: opal* of the court was that the defendant was entitled le 3Olgolat ea the demurrer, but the rule for a new trial nestle made absolute. Judgment oessedinly. The mart In the remainder of the day in hear ing arguments WM from the special paper, which did not all for a report. Mr. Bum Pub es NI at Nisi Prins:in the Lords Justices Court. TIN only which came before the court, pert beard on eatarisy, was of no interest to the general reader. THE POLICE COURT& COURT OF COMMON PLFM.—IoNs 4. 111 DANCOw-111.011C8117 fOrnai Wm; MIL nine% KM!. NIL /arms casPrzu., AND NIL SCRIM CROWDZI. JONES O. ORCHARD.--113T/LTATID ILZOOGNISANCES. This ease wee tried before /4r. Justios Williams at the last sittings in Middlesex , and a verdict was Wend for the plaintiff for 801.45., subject to leave reserve& Mr. Fleasb sow moved to recluse the =MI et the ver dict by detrain .M. whisk bed boss claimed wader the following dissmatessim The admit/eat imi been in dicted at the Central Crinisal Clad for ess? bat the hubelsisist was ',sieved to the Queees and the phistaff was one of the delendent's baR lee In consequesse et sew default, vim ball was selnated, and the plaindffbed to pay 404, wlddi be sow claimed to be re imbursed. The hm& counsel submitted that there was no implied indemnify to repay the msount of an estreated recognisanos ia a minimal matter, for such an implied in demnity would tend to impede the course of justice. The object of a reeognisewee mu to produce the personal appear ance of the delembst at the trial, and an implied indemnity to repay an Wrested noognisanes would defeat ow object of the law, whish wee to cause personal eatlvity on the part of th e bail o procure the attendaace of the defendant. Rale granted. MORTON V. COPT •"- " MIDIS MANSION-HOUSE. William Bates, journeyman gunmaker, was brought before Alderman Kennedy, upon a warrant. Mr. John Barnett, of the Maoris., master gunmaker, stated that the defendant contracted in writing to serve the deponent sa • handicraftsman in the business of gunmaker, and ogres& to give three months' notice before quitting the employnlent. - He had remained in such service until the Oa el/ May and then left his employment without say waft whileva, although his wages were punctually paid, emi dare was full employment in his work. The informs. lies esschaded with stating that Mr. Barnett believed that the defendast had accepted work from Mr. Moses, of Bit. aleibele. when he was apprehended. Oeserenniinad by Mr. Wontner—The defendant was aid piaswork, at so much per piece. Mr. Wontner, in defence, said that the agreement was an agreement for piece.work, which was not embraced within the meaning of the act of parliament, because it could not be alleged for one moment that the defendant was not entitled to accept other service in addition to that which he was required to do in the employment of Messrs. Barnett and Co. The case was, he said, most important to the trade, particularly at the present time. Alderman Keesady drew a distinction between the pre sent ore sad the eas of workmen who had contracted by the plaw. In the present case it was clear that the contract wes to save and be paid galantine relent, but the agreement was weatially an agreement to serve end therefore case Tidal the meaning of the act. It had, however been represented to him, on the part of the complainant, that there was no desire to pan for punishment, but merely to prove to persons of that class that the Landon masters should meet with the protection to which they were entitled; and as the defendant had expressed his willingness to resume kis employment, it would satisfy the bench that he should enter into his own recognisance' in the sum of 201. to attend and hear j u d g ment when called upon. The defendant then stated that he had acted under the impression that he was perfectly justified in the course he had pursued; but, as it appeared he was mistaken, he would forthwith return to Mr. 13arnett's employment. He was then bound over to appear if required. LAMBETH. Robert APLaren, a well-dressed youth, wanting a few MOOG of 20 years of age, was charged with obtaining 1251. Wilda pretences, and also with stealing 161., the property of Eam Way Ann Hill. Mr. liamon attended for the prosecution, and Mr. Binns i foe the Mime'. It apparel that the parents of the prisoner and the prose cutrix sailed in Elliott's-row, Kennington-lane, for many years, a lied hem childhood the latter had been broughtup together, awl some time ago an attachment sprung up, which lei le en wament between their friends that they should be lauded. On Wednesday last the prosecutris Mei et% sad received a legacy to which she was =MA *MIL Immediately after receiving the money Ills Ellbrollei one of the notes of 1001. to the prisoner, ad bleiliahead him in the City she returned, but soon Air he alai en her at her mother's house, and said that be bed been to purchais a cab business in the Blackfriars eged. la wanted 251, awe to complete the bargain. On tale iipmeatatits she landed him the second 1001. note, ad be gm kW what she supposed to be seventy- five srliwereips,latt en eliesneently counting them she found dais ware ally iftperilla Illm Hill being. called, deposed to the above hats as set fee& in her solicitor's *peeing statement. In her mom weleation she said that she was aware the prisoner would be wi e n n atir titl i e4 to pro gave giert;r7rhenr,hesnorn t l e of eh ar n . ge Tt• ga l2 s ve l. she or a heading him the second 1001. note she did not count at the time, but plead it between the niters in the coal hole of the house, a place to which several persons in the house had mows. She understood that, on the day before, the prisoner had been oat in a four-wheel vehicle with two ladies, and this was the canes of giving him into custody. On re amination the whams said that the prisoner left 1 the neighbourhood on Thursda, and she had net seen him i from that time until she gave him into custody on Sunday 1 evening. She also said t h at on receiving the sovereigns I gromtha prisoner she put them into a glove, uncounted, tied ties le in a handkerchief, and then planed them between the modem aid found them in the same state. The father of the prisoner said he was sorry to be obliged le war vest his own son, but the fact was that he had tea KM se scendalously that he felt bound to attend 11111 i wig that his ass, sines he had got the money, had in dwell it to be his intention not to marry the young woman, *Mb he solemnly premised his mother on her death-bed is wett d sc a that he cntl iosy T he wit:s d, a a titted sen te that " nced is meolibe bo th a Moor. Two witnesses, nomad Guest, also deposed to having heard as primar say, beim he received the money, that it was asst his intention to awry Miss Hill. • moon aamed Missy was called for the defence, and aid ibell en the dap before (Sunday) he accompaned the pefeemer to a place near East-lane, where he (the pr i soner)" toe eels sad two horses for 651., and paid 51. =llBdls esseressieination this witness admitted that the pima hod less est with his, his wife, and daughter, tho NOW beisi 17 ism elf or, on the day before. H. 1 biesomo, that Ihe risme was paying his addresses le We I The film Wonted the magistrate that Aims do golmost ems la tesable, the last witness, his =ma lowerwa. oiled at his house, and seemed very to know bow ear sway his son was entitled to. Its sham was esmealled Ise a week. SEBAITOPOL.—The Austrian Maitary Zeitung con Was a letter from Sebastopol, nada date May 13, in which it is said, " The swarm side of our town is sanely to be rthigateed; 600 WON have been totally destroyed. The Imeadtat thesis as lager exists. The streets are every. Where rested up by sat, and the pavement is totally de greyed, while at every earner stead whole pyramids of the mismy's cannonballs, and exploded shells, which were daily ollsesed bane the opening of the fire. In many streets Ow et la ma pyramids an to be seen, each of them from dog to tea /set - high. Nevertheless business is continued, a& heaths are opened for the sale of goods. Priers, how -1 =the enormously raised, and sugar ease one silver per lb. The supply of meat is more than abundant, I WAWA is exceedingly scurte." TES WINE Durnuers.—A letter from La Blotto Manntrolnffirieurs) in the Gironde of Bordeaux says :- 41 have just made a tour through the vineyards in this neighbourhood and I am able to give you gratifying intel ligence. It is tree that the bunches of fruit are not in very great profeekw, bat what there are look very promising. They are as pelmet very large, which circumstance may be estrlbuted Imc the sold winds that have prevailed of late, but ip to this VS, there is no symptom of disease. Some of the else growths, however, are applying sulpbur, and propose to Must the operation two as three times. These ezpai. seta sth made with great intelligence, and parts of th e =Rare left untouched, in order to be able to d raw a between*. vines which have been sulphured nth these which have not. The purple grapes will, it is es.% tarn oat better than lest Lear." WILL OP THE LATE DWI 801011.1.—1 l is litoto be not improbable that this cue, now in the ye Court, will occupy between 20 and 30 days. Letters from Berlin of the lit inst. state that the meows el the Allies in the Sea of Axel have made a deep Imp res sion there. I t observed thetas large propos gas or esre!sy is she Russian army will ease the stoppage the apiaries of the Dom to be felt with a YWHERE!!! GOOD NEWS BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, THPORTE LIT, or Portable Bedstead, Sofa, Chair, Inclined Couch, Mosquito Tent, and Waterpeo s t o M ar ken. Tent, patted in one way weight from 611:46 to 121:46,116=2 inches by 6 deep MI Sy broil. No ialitr. w imp ; Swam', at sboakt be wllbeat 11614 only by W. E. COLES, HOSOIN 164 Strand, Widen. 40. 74"; At '. 44 7 0 r 1,4 • SOYA SUM) ER TENT. . _ tit //_ / „ N.B. ALL PIRACY WILL BB PROCEEDED AGAINST. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. I --4.- Lrnaroor. 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The condensed water trickles down amide the fluts of the conical cover, and passes into the estertuil reamer, thus mid. ing its falling on the Potatoes or into the lower vessel, by ohm means his suitable for cooking anything elac simultantthaly, ma giving the spec. of an emtn saucepan on the fire. N.B.—Engravings and prices gratis. They contain 3ilbs., ilis„ Elba, gibs., and 10Ibe. of a n+• JAMES BARLOW, Investor and Manufasterer, 14, King Wilante. street, Ilanstombouse. es --tr- Ls. sot 41111. Ortiocaa, o / \ .. \ , L o ......, el r 6 „ , ;i' t (~...1 ' -• • ' . '` ' 4 1 8 41,, 1 I ; • ' o P ARRIVED. Ann Own= —at Liverpool, June 4, from Tshelium° haeuxere—et Liverpool. June 4, from Moulmein Awrourerrs Meer.—et LiTorpool, June 4, from Alm endrie 441411 A—st 1.144p05i, Jane 4. g r am 4ko ANDIMW Pa t LW44p004 Jim 4. fr05e............ AMANDA--at Liverpool, June 4. from. ....... ...... Aossi—a4 11"41M444 AIM_ 4, from Axon Perm —M Tolmenol. June s, trout Mod% MB n. S„ from Alum... ANDIS --a4 .—.....,..e—et OmiggleTe June 1. from n Leghorn e.ehonr ism York ..Bremen .Trinidad 552°Pik A TBZ"- OOKS- 7 1/ 21 3: Cim werad linte4,-3 Amuse-at Graweend, June 4, 4E-dxs—at Gravesend, June 4, ALIT-at Graveeend. JIM 4, ft Araoas-at Gravesend. Jae 4, from BILILLUIT —IIT Graventud. Jaw I ham - HILTON'S Puns—at Gravesend. one 4, from. Bzu.srica-at Ormond, June 3 (Riordan prize Brornoicr-at Gravesend. June $ (Itemian prise) Buremo-a. Falmouth, June 3, fr0m.......... RSAILP-at June 4. from. ..... ........ = -at Falinoulh, June 3, fr05a............. Cam Falmouth, June 2, teas a...L.— Denude . .. __ _ Cavosania-at Falmouth, June 2, from Communion:a-at Falmouth, lune 2, froos Conotoooas-at Mumbles, June 2, from-, 2,-....... ....zaloa CoOIITIM OP LOVIDALZ-It EITITINNINI. June 4, .n . oun ' Hamburg CoilLtA-at Liverpool. June 4, tram Barbadoes Cor.unitus-at Liverpool. Jane 4, from Alexandria Commence-at Li i = Awe 4. frog. Warrington C oons - cdf June 4 Coonma-at Uverneel. Jun from Copenhagen Duna Molina-La lave`! oot, June 4, tram.-- ....... HOVNOILra a Disus-at Gravesend. June 4, from Duit o wr—at Gravesend. Awe 4, from Antigua Euazarrn-st Liverpool. Foe 4 Fuzz-at OTITIONik MI 4, from— Killingtrirg Eussimrn-at Grawelml. June 4. Mr . m............ ............... Ennio-at Orawelnk Jun 4,Gothenburg ELlozants Wmallo-ocflormiovo. Ass 2, from. Mauritius .......e. Fncearsom-at Felesouttt, lane 2, from Alexandr on ia June 1, •--- avvi ''' skantanFler -Denmark E E. D.-at Uwe*Pool. Jww 4, 44 ° 7 ........ ...........:1. -B : sis b o a . la Fearer rein Livezool, June 4, trona Punkt. Yuen -et verpool. June 4, tram Maracaibo Fuser Loots Wrrresserarn-st Falmouth, June 3, from Cedintitoj ii : FusiA--at Peek, June 1, from ... Floorr-at Cort, June 1, from Pyrusooan-at Gravesend, June 4, tram ..... TIOILIPCIA-at Gravesend, June 3, from Put Not--at Gravesend. June 3, from ... FUlsr-at Grartaaad, June 4, fr0m......... ..... G. Wails-at Gre= j June 4, from-. G. CANDDRI-IM Gra 7988 4, fro - , Human-at Liverpool, one 4, trom. HANTS-at Liverpool. June 4, from. .. - .... Mau HoLarin--at Liverpool, June 4, ........ Hozesv-at Pill, June 2, from H u.uA -atAMBA Plymouth, June 2, tram -at Gravesend. June 4, ham. laseateravmmd. June 4, from ii. Forms...m-4i &lift- I. JUDO 2, from Joan-at Falmouth, June 2, from ....... Joann( Hown-off Liverpool, Jane 4 Jolson-at Cowes, June 2, from J. Ws:rasa-at Dock, June 2, from 7AIOX--at Deal, June 3. from . Joao Brig -at Deal. Jane 3. from Juan:a-at Gravesend. June 4. from ..... Luas-at Gravawd, Janet, from Jams Luniami-at Woes -, June 4, from K. P. trartmaiCK-at Gesemend, June 3. fr0m.......... LORD PATIIs-aL Gravesend, Jane 4, trom a__ Lions or ran SAIMI-st Palma.*, suns 8. frost. Sin St. Kiandria Lain Sarnms-at Deal, June 3, from ..tts Laoie-at Gravesend, June 4. trout. Lemurs-at Gravesend, June 4, front Luau Lir Liverpooll. June 4, Lams- June 4, from.. 19•1111LIA-4L Liverpool, June 4. from- MAav-at Liverpool. Jane 4. flow- -..•••- YUPDIRAD-GL LiowpOd, June 4. fr0m...„....... YUlSavra-aL Umlfplol, June 4, from ........ ......... KART Briars-oft Liverpool. June 4 MART Awns BaurOaD-at Pill, June 3, from Manaus (s.)-at Southampton, June 3, fro. .»- Peninon.. Manama or Barsuausenr-at Gravesend, June 4, tram-- Cube Melt inn ESIILT-at GIMITIMMI9, June 4, trout Memel Msesuroest-nt Gravesend, June 4, fr0m........ ........ B. Ayres HAMLIN-4 GDITINIPSDI, 711J19 , zoin trom Charente NIORD-IM TIIMOUID. June 3, Bevil' Nssuo-at Quesunowy June l irom from Ls - Oin-at LITISZOOI. JUDO 4, - P PMG9I9I--aL mime], June 4, tram .... ............- Peausamv-at Deed. Jane 3, from Prawn (se)-at Dail. June 3, from Pnisr-at Gravesend. June 4. from. PLTNOUTII-51 Liverpool, June 4, frow Qute-al Livmsol, JUDO 4,, from Itivesessomurn-st - Gravesend. June 4, from Sertwer-at Graveseed. June 4, 7POUI ILIDDSIVRO CO. No. 2-at Falmouth, June 2, from. Her.. ....Westward Sm W. Frourns--at Deal. June 4, from. China Samson Lavin-at Deal, June S. tram . iinraDele -at Deal, June 3, from arsinnicur-at Falmouth, June 2, from Saxon Kuni-air Falmouth. June 2, from Sr. 0•08aL-19 Deal, June 3, from Sianavvoas-st Gravesend. June 3, from ...... K 05.... am F. PRIIL- at Gravesend, June 3, fr0m...... - Dalin,- Swartarairt-at Liverpool, June 4, from ........- ........ Stettin Sr. Mani-+t Liverpool, June 4, trees. LIMO'S TAMAXLIPAS (11114-14 Liverpool, June 4, trosa Alesandria Taman-sat Falmouth , June 3, from Gated! Union-at Ofartallal. June as from Mrs - Warts MoD--at Liverpool, June 4, fr0rn........ .... -. I ' Ws. Owsne-st Liverpsol , June 4. teem B , - Isa. nn ViTT-aff Falmwatis, June 2, teem-- i Giiaarsaa-at, Liverpool. Jane 4. from lb 8•ILIID. .Gravelines ~Porto 800 tibi!is Fernando Po .Jsmaiaa Janeiro •••..Chinn 1311 boa ADM( V.KOSM*OIIIOVON June 5, neuree—tronellene 2, t 0... Annennue—fraes June 2, I Anzientnseekis June 2, ti nuencelue—ltent Sunierland, Jtur 9, ,Westward ********* New York New °risen' Allaao c''''' ao=feent 1:77--)Bio-t Lormorn-Brom kw , Agawam-hem Limpid. June 4, - Ileemoomit-hent I.l2l o lh i me 4, Comemaormort-frora June Coanrratar-trom , one 4, Cowraa-fron Newport, M., June 1, C.ia aroma -trout Plymoatk, June 2, C.acznio-from Swansea, June 1, i DIM (e.a.)--treen Liverpool, June 4. Exam-tram Liverpool June 4, t 0... RIIIIIIT•-frea Limpool. June 4. ta Evaxestameta-lrom Omdlif, June 2, to ocaosuormem Ennemor-lkom Oarelif. Iwo 2, to ... Jion Francime Evroar-from !WNW... _ _ Jane I, to Liverpool Emma AND Aost-ran MOM June 2, to ..........--- o Porfo F m Teknotik, _ hie 2. to ... ......-..-..... .Antwerp Boon armor-61115 MO% Jute 2, t 0....... ......... --Wirmines Gums (e.O-drem I/vapor; June 4. t0m...-. ...... Balonim Imam) Qumm-Boln Faimealn. June I. t 0.......... --MitworP Jamaica-beta Oreemok. Si. 1, to.. - .- hooka huivii--hii 4111111111011111. hoe 1, t0..............8ander1and Joan lIMT-641. 11;loome, him 4. to 011anda J•o3i B•000s-tola Ibugsm. Ms 4. to Calcutta Javan karra-freli LoOrpeet, Atm 4, to Aainuid Lamm-tram imis 4. tri Balonica limiamno-from Or I. to Malta Loma liimamotius Jam 2, t 0... Genre Lano-from lalmentli. .Imle 2, to Amsterdam Lavuira-fronaelmonlk, tom% to-. ................ Lcer-from Wilk Jmato... .Amatutorn 114.ar Yarnmuo.vitrina Jam 2, to - „Malta ' limo Faortassoo- rte Joe I. to ...... .....Conota= limancei-tran Eleemoiril limo 2, t 0....... Yoram-from Geomook. Jew 2, to &subs] hour Esoariso-lkoor Gromook, June 1, b .Hano= Moira Gromo--61Or lifiliii. June 2, t 0.... -...iltatis Mama Idulauranmeramined, Jam 4, t 0....... Barn litaxonoo-fron limped, Juno 4, to Oetoad Ibianain-from limposi. Jun. 4, t0......Part Wakefield, B.A. Yazoo-tram Limpid, June 4, to Calcutta NAIMUNA-6011 GISMISIS, Juno 4, to.. .......... Tlntiklad Ocamnio-from Liverpool, June 4, to ...... ...............Cludad Bolivar Wanneen-inim Massa. June 2, to -... ... Gibraltar Osmaa-teamOredi‘, Jam 2, to ~.. Now York 0444-11 m Ilesno, Jae I. to Ponimnimen-trun Ormond . June 4 .... f 0..- 001 .••• = 11 : 1 3:11=ma IIL Jute tves, to June 2, to , trul Konse=ratiers, j kos z t, t0 t0....... 11•AAM WiIIFIPMIS MIMI Me 1. to---......- 10:mii-hin OEM. his 1. to ..-- soorn.-4an 0.4111. Um 1, to --............ Bromooroo--111= MOM*. 3Jane 1, t 0...........-- Iltomore-tom Otoonsit. Jana 3, tem. ........ SOMA (s.)--Orern imma.ll.llllll. June I, to. .... ........... Ikameo-loolampod. June 4, to ....... ...... efLUPSES•44I. limped. kw 4. to Van Crag l Moo. Worotoom-bia thorpool, Jaw 4. to TAT (s.)rea Sordlimpton, June 1, t 0....... ........ Wei= Una-11118111001. Jai 4, 10 .. ..... . . .... VUISISOMMISOW-4001Sol• Juno . 4. - t 0........ . - A = W.onsPolow-frook Li Joria 4, t0............::,.. - Xere 'Berk Wain Csimami-froma JUDO I. $0 Mato Naha _ _ MM VllBBl LB 6POILIII 4 WITH. ar . 14 0 frais Quomuteara Mr BOOkbin April 2*. tat . II 8., lam. /awls ( c astr lli jo. am Weird, May 1.% a/ Osta Trafalgar. CMobalwa bus lbarpost tar MidaVlda, 10 day% May 14, MU We, boom de), from Leaks IN Callkinda, Aydin, lat. 1.6 N., Is. MI W. labia Only, tram Mae for 0" Aprll 15, W. Mil B.ooa. IV W. Was Aria, ins Imam kr Onsimadmis, Mg 0, se nada. MARKETS. THE FOREIGN FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (From the Mark Lane Eepress.) The advices from Paris, of 31st May, announce the Ws t 3 be veil animated, both as respects wheat and Bon; the bee marks of dour, whether lor Immediate delivery or lime wane hence. being placed with facility at 92 fr. per Bail of 159 kilos. Whet , has fully maintained its value, Baumur heavy mixed being told a 49 ' to 50 fr. per 120 kilos.; superior kinds bringing 1 to 21r. minx lye held at 28 to 29 fr. Oats heavy sale. The dem:mate generally cote a rise in wheat of 2 to 4 fr. At Marseilles, on the 10th at, theyeare firm, with very little doing, through the lightness of Mocks. Platy of rain was falling. African wheat held at 42 to 43 fr. per 160 Ms; fine Tustin, 38 fr. • superior lour T 67 fr. per bile o i 124 Om From Mete, 26th . lilay, they write there was a Letter supply tbaa for three weeks, ocesaioned, as was suppostd,bv the retort of fas weather, which served to &minds rising apprebecsione mitring the growing crops, in comanenoe of the long prevalence of the cold. From Antwerp, 30th May, we learn there hail arrived in two din three vessels laden with rye, two with barley, and four with Mad. The business was in calm for want of stocks. A rise of Mt° If. is noted in nine different plans. At Liege wheat was quoted Oa mill. i the 103 kilos.; rya, 28f. He. to 29L 30e. per 91 Valeta. Amounts from Hamburg exhibit great lirmnees in the prised i wheat as well ea spring corn, the dull reports from ear side laving very little influence. Ametexdam, 30th May.—Peliali wheat sold at 331.60 e. to 3tf. Mc. per bee.; red wheat. 271. 80e. to 316. 200. At Rotterdam, red what 29f. 95e. to 32f. 90e.; rye, 21f. 700. to 22f. 40c. There wse in in. creased demand for rye at Bremen, at full prices. Letters from Alexandria. of the 22nd ILL, describe the rise pro. dated there by telegraphic genununications from Great fitful es reaching from 3 to 10 per cent on prices of the 9th for wheat, but beans were the turn cheaper. There were but small arrivals of liken from Rosette, the Malimoudie Canal not being yet cleansecL The last accounts from America present very little cbange it the upset of the inaikets, priosa being fully expected to ca were lo nine eery high till neat harvest , though everywhere the crops . beautiful, and wheat, which was backward, has been helped formed by a fortnight's rani and higher temperature. Arrival- come Mil and scantily into New York, and prices were rather higher. Be supply of Indian corn from the south was, however , leyoci Me de mend. and rates were rather miner. In the north of Spain some excitement has been produced byte rise in the French markets; and at Bilbao prices of wheat sal law were rising, and higher rates placed on cargoes in pimp ti tt It le reported that the Russians are stopping the corn laden Ma in the Danube, on the supposition that they a re ultimately int.* for the EngliA merle., and that 240 vessels are thus detained. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK lIETUENB.—Ir.'s 2. I Imported:, Darned., Pr. Stock. ISIL suo mutri Lv,l i . tu lndia._ ._ ..c s 5,200 56,000 5,400 27,500 1,150 13,000 6,300 13,000 6 300 1,300 a2O 15,100 16,101 142,000 15110 05.000 , ON 260,010 690,0 !op M 5,600 M N 66,500 OA 5,100 SA/ 16,000 SAO ge - n — gerikedraii Foreign Oorrer, Ff .1 Mocha Ceylon ..... gOOOi,W.L ao r iZrindis COTTON.—Lirearwou Jots 4.—The market eloeed at= toin with an arrant tendency still, and, as compared with Fridsyl all kinds a clear id. dearer. The sales are estimated at teens 35000 and *(oe toles, and consisted of 2,000 expert and 10,0 1 0 ciliation; 400 Ferman and klaranham, 2.L to 21d.; 600 Baba: P ll , 24d. to 215 .; 12,000 Burst, 60.. to W.; 12,000 Swat 4d. to Si export); 50 Sea Islands, 125. to 16d. Suxe tote, export 5,000, and on speculation 45,000. OCIALEL—Lmraost, Rim 4.—Holywell, 171. Gd. ; Wylara, Was End Harmon, 20a.; Walls End Heaton, tOs. ; Carr' I s No thyr, 9.14. 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A zIMI CI FOOD. without DIDEFIDO, eeseenience, or expellee ((rft saves fifty times its sad its od d remedies).—Cure No. 71, of From the Bight Stuart de Decies "I have derived conpideranc Louth tres Barry's Bevalenta Arabic: Food, and consider it due to venlig al the public to authorise the publication of these lines. Stral dta ! Dzczes."—Cure No. 49,651. s• Fifty years' indeacribable d3lPepsia, nervousness, asthma, cough, conetipatiola m."' spasms, defences at the stomas, and vomitingp, hoe s moved by Du 13arry's a:oiliest food. Means Jour, Wands US near Dim, Norfolk." In maiden, suitably pecked for all die/ • and with full instructlone-51b., lie.: 121 b., 225. ; auper.reise 6s3 : 125.• 101 b., 3M. The 191 b. and 121 b. carriage Ste ° a rie ts . poet:office order.—Barry da Barry and Do., 77, iternuata_ don; Fortnum, Mason, end 130., lbl, Piccadilly ; also st f GO, G rac eclurchsetreet ; 49, Biahopegato.etreet; 63, 0: 11 °"'" f Oland 330, Strand. 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