The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-23 00:00:00

MUSIC. VAL ITALIAN 01•211. t. 1111d1k.. Atkiln:. Patti made bwiummiol appluinince bit eight, repeat* the pert la w•isk As mule her 'fillet hat w,ek Anima, in the .. 4 .4ffisiehol.i. TLi. t ttttt was an loony on ob.. um. unknown straeuer, whom few people bed Inge hese' of bef..n•. but a peat priers 'lonise who by owe .plea) •I eight ha.l placed herself 00 140 .Ullllll4 of the a of .. 4 . The public were net preparedi to ree..ive heir with the ilistiactiow no justly her A, 1,.. r S.;er, ever since it took place, has been the H oe { 1..14: coaversatior is evirry mtviical the house ea.. r..aile.l to the 110.111 with an muliesce full of expeetatioo - those who Ea 1 witessial her trot appearance eag e r to enjoy a repetition alf ea peat a pleeeure, awl this.. who hood uot, clually eager to satidy a curiosity which had b••-a ro ,trom;ly excited. Both chows were fully satisfied. .u•l the reuet sir. moodier *urn of tethlaiMill oa the pin of the au.lww•e, awl soother triumph for the your; per. former trey 1,-re der than the former. There eau siow be no shadow •.f .pw.tioa either a. to her posses or her resales. Molina Patti is sot Lore remarkable for those chimes and precious gifts of suture with which Jae is so richly era timed, than for then attainmeo.., the fruits of the ►igbnt which 'Mille her to le re-.ruled or great Awl arth.t. At her s.,.rt •he must comm..' • to make peogrms; atsl, 1.,,0g what she Is now. It a impossahle meta to inagiw what, is tuns, she sir he. i Aguish') .h.• is to airs' b L,.14 di Lastistraboan as users is v.:S. h •.. 10.4 impost tin (sliest isvekisseai a hot posers, WI %sail rd iimsesstit. UNIVERSITY INTELIJOINCE CAMBRIDGE, Iltr 71 TEL 0.'411 celebration of the Conamescreplit was enstissed brae neck' , by hetivitie, winch, although era primarily of a usieersity nature. el. eiteal much unmet among iMININbIeII of the leaned hely, the named more especially. The first was a volution held day on Parker's Mee, where members of the therandge (two), Wiebeseb, Ely, Mardi, oral Whittiesea wipe were reviewed by Major Fryer, comeindiat of the Isle of 14 battalion, in the presence of many Chimera& of people. The Minns corps, from Wiabencii, t 1 J, Fly 304 March 40, soil Matthias ;31) strong, all arrived at the 'tattoo in the moron& with their Moils, awl were More courteous!, met by • &Mehemet of the Find Town Lillis, miler Cohiiti hest, and about 70 strong. Thew, preceded by their loan) , . mil melee the command of . Major Pirker • here , sod were there poised by • r iCt r ;cral e s se t d Of the nth Cambridgeshire (Cambridge Tow.), sivkr Captain Lespierwell. The pousd was kept be ism hen of the l'eiversity Corps. woke Colooel Comsiandent Baker, (heiais Hoffman, and Ensign Wilwro. The whole of the meneuvres lacident to afield 'lay were most ermidably gm through, and aided forth encomium% fn an the iospei3 deter. m. review Meted about three holm, and 01, about two o'eleek. At this last nemed hour the show el the liunkuit.iral Society commeoved In the grounds • Kim& Odlege, and wee certainly one of the met Wilmot affairs of lateeera regard being had to both the display of Sowers and tie asesedeace. The dower tent was an the lest laws, and there were 57 claims of prizes, see tans is each.heralca mama The Morons were ratter, heti so sperhwes and n the eggootate, them usual ; the WM to the Mina florinilterists, Mr. I Z I Its. Hudson. J. L KM, and Owes J. Jones. all Mande of the immediate seighboorbeed. Retirees two end fear sea a main of spectators were assembled is King's and Queens' Colleges (the grounds of the two colleges being criesected by • temporary bridge) call wutild be impoesible to serpne. We had the advantage of magaraceet weather, sad a large influx of Wan -ere into the town ; they came from far am) near, sod a s 'tbio ladies did sot fail to honour the tension by new dreams of gorgeous colour and wonderful dimensions—as the earth we, clad I. the freshet gross, sod the %no shone with hellbent softiies upon the whole setae. which was further eshvesed by Sap, limelly to be counted be bundreds, and boats moving on the river, the wholeprraented a most charm ing toad caieatfe. Amonpt the visitor% were the Hen. sad Nev. the Vice.Cbsarellor of the Criiversity (Ir. Ne vin.) ; the High Sheriff of the county (Mr. Mai) ; Mr. Maw, Y.P. for Cambridge, aremmeaked by Indy Mita Maass and Lady Almon Yorke ; He. Manality, M.P. kr Cambridge ; the Provoet of King's Maim ; the Mendes of Trinity, °slue, Emmanuel, Corm, Qum* sad On NM's, he. • ' the Public O rator ; Prchecor Jerwan. sadism other distinguished onaments of tie sanarsit with a lint of county magnate'. Macy tMueasds VIM in the grounds, and the whole wen have proved • rich harvest to the society, whose admi rable arrangements, however, were more than worths of et the BUMPS, achieved. Hi Royal Highgate the Prince of Wales, attended by the Hoe. General Bruce sad Major Teesdale, sad accompanied by the Duke of St. Albans, ar rived at about three o 'clock, and of course was the crofter* of all eyes. Hi. Highness perambulated the (womb, con vened most affably with Lady Admen* o and before leaving honoured the Rev. Mr. Barnard ram of the Senior Fellows) by • visit is his riming, to impact Hr. Bernard's well-known collection of articles of eerie. As we write another mul tile& (admitted at a reduced prim) is pouring into King's. . _ Coerce CuePrri Cou.soz.—Mr. Robert Long end Mr. Freeets Cutbberteoe lave jest bees sleeted fellows of tbis OXFORD, NAT 22. In a Congregation holden this morning, being the tint day of Trinity or Act Term, the following degrees were conferred : Doff°lt or Crixt.Law.—Arthor George Watson, Fellow, All &Ws Od Main= or Aws.-11Caselas Rawest Dishy, Francis Hwy Cargenrim, sod Bee. George Herbert Moberly, go l den, c o rps @ Ch ri sti Wle ; Alexander H. Baring and John Henry Jmdanacm, Mitt Churls ; Rev. Edward Thomas hell o es, 1101111•120,8 College ; Edmond Warm, Yellow, All Smile College ; John Bedford, Lincoln College ; henna Alfred Carlimey Hooper, David Thomas, and Albert V. Laney, Fellows, Trinity College ; John Taylor, Felbw, sod Rev. Edward Lorin Penny, Pembroke Collage ; Belisrt Wells Risley, Exeter College ; Rev. Joseph Cane Marton, Worcester College ; Rev. Frederick Ferrer, Bt. Jobs' C ollege ; Rev. Richard William Bouthby, Wad limn Cali,. BAcsas.oa a Men.—Oesep Croke Robeson, student. Wet Mane ; lebed Phelps, All Souls' College ; Augustus barks Carpus Shieribard. broom College ; Thorns Kennett Wm.., Christi Cleilige. Admitted " comilati genes' to the privilege of Mutes et Art., being of thatdegret in their respective =overrules : Rev. Edward Francis Chamberlayne, M.A., Corpus, and Rev. Edward Banns, M.A. 81. john'a. Cambridge ; Rev. Benjamin James The KA., Trinity College, Dublin. CORtlrr Cloaca. -m. sisetioat to the glade and Fell exhibiting@ terrainsted this afternoon in favour of ]gene. S. C. E. Willies's (Weelnalister School), and J. P. Nash (Harrow licbosil. TnsudaJ was a remarkable Jay in the hi/dory of mid as fur OCCIIIIIOIII has them hem each an issataasa ef i qas there was *itemised in the boisedijata the inauguration of the Hemlock steam Moe *lintel of &satin is of Aberdeen omits, in large sell Macke, the height being shout Mteen fest, and the lolowiar inwriptior .—" Havelock. Dore 741 i April, et ford Hell, thshopireanuouth. Died Mb Novemher, ust, st, Lathe:Ma, Leeks° v." The stator iii i.h of buses 80b..., 2am in c.t. is w eig ht, an d 10 f ee t 2 holm la t. Th e cogateuseo is striking mid n presirive, the Agars, sa a Mole. is by es moms aillertive. As a !Amos it I mid to be very seems* sad ' to ham his. prorogued by Lady Havelock to be all UM ' meld be seldom& ... ... THE WAu on OE AfiltlClATt RAL LABOCKILIth. —An isternitier paper ea the wages of agricultural labourers wee raid by Mr. Frederick Punt es Tuesday evening, at Ike m,y lasetieg of the t 1 1 fteeisty. After in. sawn.ag a number of elehorate ceseparinoas, Mr. FILMY pesissei a table wide\ skewed that the average weekly =d the agrisokaral Meag is hod, is 1.424, bees Da 4.1., kit limy were sew I. Mriag as Memel of chi. AL, or rt pee emit. The smogs of counties, counti ng N or th sad South Wolin se tea, was, in Pr... 4. ; in 1n37. 4,1. ; is 188 D, lls. 74 Of them enneties Herefont was the lowest, the wages bring, in IP6O, Da. Dorset, need Wilts were respentively its. 21, li.. 41, nod tts. firt. Cumberland Wee the highest, the wages Ls that county hawing Lot year bees thee. neat highest counties were St estrnorelend, which we. 14.. 3d. ; learhan., 140. 3d. ; earl Northumbellsoil. 14s. The West, Fad, mid North Ridings of V.erk were nest in the male, sash beiog 13s. Id. After them follow., traniry, Lem, and Aouttiannitan, the flipues being 12s. IV., 191., sad 18s. From other bibles Mr. Purdy argued that so orearnadity io Ibis country porrinits en great a varieties in prise at we time as agneultural labour, takieg the mossy wages a the men m the best 'Jimmied ut its value. The m 42( gg sh e paper was followed by a discussion, in which Mr. Uradmick mid he bed known agricultural Inbourers in some of the poorest districts have considerable aunts in the sayings lank. Mr. Lumley mid the low wages paid to agricultural labourers had oftes bees made a ground of complaint molest one class of the community, but the brutes which Mr. Par ly had produced shoved that the wage* were not so low as had bees asserted The dimmision was eller/arts carried on by Mr. Hodge sad other gentlemen. Dr BARRY'S DEI.IIIOIII HIALTII—RERTOSING Az- VALENTA AMISH'S /.roe, fifty times Its ems M raw Milt' dim. restoring perfect digestion. mrcog ammo sound hemp, healthy flier, refreshing sleep. mud muggy to the most diem , sierr.l or enfeebled. remorlng et!, nosily dyepnris camatloathna barraorrtodlb liver complaint. flatulency, diArrtnes, dysentery, ner.nosnerS, hilloostiess, fevers, bore throat+, colds, noise. In the head rod ears. rhemnstirm, pet. impurities. eruptions, lrrttaidbty, pelpitalbit, heartburn. head. arise. oh:quilts% .Ib.pey : cramps. .petene. ti :Use*. couch, Within*, brew:ham. rnneuroptlulaerrofule. tlahtn , -s of the chest: pens et toe ..It of the stomach sr hastween the shoulders. multi's, of the traly in .4.1 sod ~.u:me vstlfirste, No. 31.411: -^ W. fire,) It the safrat remedy Andre. l're, DUD.. F 1.11 : Dr liawry, De. N1r0.... 1., y•hnland, Campbell-1u cants. ere at Is. lld. : , i .m.. fre ,. 0 , „ we.. leery de harry and Co 7. Relent street, Lreadon. ales at Fortson sad lialloeS ISt /tee-64114 . no. tirsoetitereb , striet: 4. CEO,- Ads. flood lie. Odardatreet.—JAdeartileisalgj THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 1861. Tabu intelligenct. EQUITY COURTS.—MAT 22. (Wore the Lord Cheatsllor and the Lora Justices.) THE IIIiPEROII or AUSTRIA r. DAT AND ROSSETIL This wad an aPpsal from Vice-Chancellor Stuart. The matter eame on before the court at the instance of the Austrith Ambassador, for an injunction to restrain the de. fsoaaoto Day from Manufacturing for the defendant Kossuth certain notes, purporting to be of the value of a florin each currency of the kingdom of Hungary. The in junction having bees granted esparto, a motion was made on April 15th, to dimly. it, and by consent during the Marini that motion was turned into • motion for a decree. The V ice-Clnuicellor domed that the defendants should deliver up the notes to to cancelled, and he restrained by perpetual injunction from further manufacture; holding that the legal prerogative of a foreign sovereign with whom the crown of Waled ts at peace, will by force of the law of nations, which is part of the law of England, be protected in the Court of Clammy. The present appeal was then brought. Mr. lt. Palmer, Sir H. Cairns, and Mr. Cotton. for the plaintiff, appeared to support the decree, and urged that the Emperor of Austria must be taken to be King of Hungary. Mr. Flacon and Mr. Wickens appeared for the defendant Day ; Mr. Collier, of the common law bar, Mr. C. T. Simpson, Mr. Toulmin Smith, and Mr. Westlake, wife for the defendant Kossuth. The arguments were not coecluded. (Before Vice-Chancellor Sir John Stuart.) BMITH r. MIMI. Mr. Bacon, Q.C., and Mr. De flex appeared in support of a motion on the part of the soleness in bankruptcy of Mr. Thomas Laurence, of the late firm of Streatfeild, Laurence, and Co., to vary the oertiscate of the chief clerk approving of a settlement upon Mrs. Laurence of property which she took under the will of her father, Mr. Smith, the testator in the CS We The actual value of the property had not been ascertained, and depended io part on dividends to be received under the estate of Streatfeild, Limners, and Co., but according to the affidavits the amount would be about 13,0001. or 15,0001. The chief clerk had approved of a settlement embracing the whole of this fund, and from this decision the assignees now appealed. It appeared that on Mrs. Laurence's marriage her father paid Mr. Lorna, 1,0001., and that the Linn of Streatfeild, Laurence, and Co. were indebted to the father's estate to an amount of 20,000/., but it was stated that accommodation to this amount had been given by the testator to them in considera tion of advancer to a much larger amount made by Street, feild and Co. to two other firms in which the testators son was a partner. In support of the motion they cited I " Napier v. Napier "(1 Dr. and W.), and " Begshawe v. Winter "(5 De Gas and Sinai.), and submitted that in so MO where the sum had been so loge as is the present are bad the court settled the whole fund, except in eases where there had been a desertion of the wife by the husband, or some other special circumstances of that nature, and which did not exist in the present case. In answer to the Vice Chancellor they said the onions. would be content to haVe half the fund settled. The Vice• Chancellor, without aL = on Mr. Mains, Q.C., Hetherington, Mr Hetherington, who for Mrs. Laurence, or Mr. Kay, who appeared for treaties under the will of Mrs. Laarenee's father, mid that all the arcumataroes of the cases had been considers& smokily at chambers, and he thought the income of the fund, which it was expected would amount to 13,0001. or 15,000 f., would not be mere than sufficient to provide a decent maintenance for Mn. Laurence end her four children, considering that lady's education and position in life. There was at pressot no deed rennetrule se to what portion of a fund should be settledr but every amass be decided on its own merits. With rd to the ooetentiew that his wife had not been deserted by treated with cruelty by the husband, be (the Vice. ) thought that so far from being a maroon for only part of the bind base settled, It was rather a rea son for LOIN*, the whole, as is many ereaasseerr,, snd as it the present Mlle, the husband being an 11 tad bank rupt, the wife would, in addition to the maintoaree of her self and children, have to maintain her husband. The motion must, therefore, be refused, but without costa. The costs of the trades, to be costa in the cause. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BATH RACES.—WzDivaiDAY. fiwnriffAkms of 5 *ors. each, with 50 added ; 2-jr-olds, 74: three, gat 101 h; four, 10st 61b ; fi ve sod upwards, lust 1011. • wares awl geldings allowed :11b. Horses to be sold l or 20 0 1. allowed 311..; fur 1301., Ulb; fur 104./., 141 b; for 00/., 21Ds. Ow calk. Mr. T. Tv?. Dartmoor. by Tadmor. S yrs ,30i.. 101 h l'lt-mrot' 1 Mr. Elefinaies 47,1 tog rat 31h • ForAluma Mr. U. Payee's t1•411)aa, 4 )ra n.,t Jh, , L :413..t1e1l 3 Sir. E. brayky'4llrlllatle. ahie.l :.44 Latilbolifllt 4 Mr Satort'a llh n coatis. d yes set 71b arlatahaw. S Deities : 7 to 4 apt Miss Coutts, 3 to 1 apt any other (acre I. Dartmoor lad, with Zingeri and Crillade well laid up. .tt the distance Urillade wee disposed of, and the first two finished chimes together, Dartnioor winning by three quarter, of a length, the third beiug three lengths off. Tim WS,Tox Simms of 10 sues. each, with :.0 added, for 2.vr-ohla : a.lts, flat 1041, ; fillies and geldings, Pat 7th ; the pniduee .4 mined hones or mares allowed 3lb : if both, 51b, to be clenned at the time of entry ; the winuer of any nne of 5 , 00/. value to carry 51b extra. Straight half mile. (48 subs.) u r re3. by Wlld Dayrell, nut of Valour allowed 3EI. .wt 410 ~, . ... "Nay ard I Lord Masulord'a ISsbrtfoure k allowed lib; tat 510 (A.lldwards 2 Lord Pottamouth's Latremet (allowed Mb), US 710 J. Duster 3 Mr Morrllitld'a Rom d'Amoar, est rb (Clementii Lord COVl.3.ll)'s xoppho. sad 710 (1. timovribm 0 Mr. W. Day's Armament. sat 1011) (J. MARIS. 0 Mr W lay's Lord .tanks allowed 31b). Wit Tes lA. Is..y , 0 Lord Wesuaoreland's Pallusld. Sat 71b J. (*burin) 0 Xlr. A. Ilaarkesley's Paradox. Mt 7lb (Ducker) 0 Mr. W. Mundy's Prima Edward. tad 101 b iPlustao) 0 Mr. W. !Islam a tiriudod ~511.1 allowance clalanedl, bat 610 (Maley) 0 Mr. L Pan's Toluroo. Oct 1216 lac. Mb en.; V. /Medium; 0 Mr Payne's Bui.dxze allowed Mb. Bst /10 31,. va.iirs Commander allowed Mb,. bat all Payne) 0 The owner of Grimier! claimed lib allowance, instead of jib, stated oa the card and is the Calendar, on the ground that the aim (Yellow Jack) and the dam (Maid of the Mill) were " untried." Betting ::Ito 1 opt Pebtifuge 4to 1 (at fi rst 3to 1) apt Discretion, h to 1 apt Tolurno, 7 to 1 apt Entremet, 10 to 1 apt Pellucid. Alter some delay at the posit a pretty fair start was effected, Discretion, Entremet, Febrifuge, and Tolurnu getting off in front. At the half distance Entremet was beaten, Febrifuge and Discretion being nearly heed and heed, Tolurnu at their heels seemingly unable to split them. On nearing the stand Febrifuge made his effort, but could not heal Discretion, who won very cleverly by a neck, three lengths between the second and third ; Tulurno was fourth, nearly half a down lengths off, Bandage neat; the last three were Pellucid, Rose d'Amour, and Lord Manley. After the race much discussion took pla ce in the ring as to whether the hones had gone the proper distance, the condi. time on the card stating that they were to run the strsigh. half mile, no mention being made of the T.Y.C.; brit the questios was woo decided on reference to the book Calendar which Mates esphcitly that the " T. Y.C. is a straight half wits." Tai flowniammaz STMILI of 25 sovs. awed, 15 ft, and 5 only if declared, with 100 added ; the ascend horns to rw cativo 50 so's. out of tin stakes, and the tbird to save his stake. Two miles and a distance. (99 suds., 58 of whom declared, and paid 5 son. each.) . . Yr. J. ?Wines !tanned', hi Chanticleer, 5 yrs. Set 71b O Mr. Gully's Bladdlra, 3 yes, (IMOD :Includlne (J. Mb sal sborne) mi(MI4 Lord Wilton'. West Ind. S yrs, as (Lapse) Mr. J Srsith's Mares. 4 yes. Tst 13lb ((iambi M r ttareasta Eakdals. airs, Tat 704 (car. Tat Mb) (F Adman) Mr. P. hirredorda bonsbls Ass, 4 yrs. 7st 71b 10. Irardhain) Mr. T. Pan's Farmer trust Kerry, 4 yrs. Tat .. (Clomente) Mr. 0. Payne's Voltella, 3 yrs. 7st iDrewJ Lard alldan's Anthem. 3 yrs, ant tab (tas Mb 'Ai (J. Daley) Mr. Jacobi Ipswich. 4 yrs, eat 3lb (J. Frew.) Mr. IL Hairs La.ly chesterfield. 3 yrs, OA (NOM Mr. A. liawkedefs Medium, 3 yrs, Wit . _ Betting : 4 to 1 agst Bumble Bee, sto 1 apt Wed End, 6to 1 tot Moorcock, 8 to 1 eget Anthem, 10 to 1 stet Hightlyer. After a little wheeling about the fag wee dropped mad soon afterwards Voltella rushed to the front, gad peat the grand stand, her immediate attendants being Farmer from Kerry, Eskdale, Wed Fad, and Bunfale Bee, Medea and Anthem bringing up the rear. On rounding the top turn, Voltella increased her lead, and on entering the far side of the comae eke wee nearly a dozen lengths ahead, ritzavon going on second, West Eed third, the others, with the eaception of Medusa and Anthem, who were " lag lout," keeping close company. Half way up the back stretch Voltella was still making the running at • merry pace, and the cry of " they will newer catch her" seemed likely to be true. After rounding the far turn, however, her lead wan rapidly decreased,&Wale, Fitcavon, Weal End, and Farrar from Kerry following her is the order named. Oe entering the straight, the last three mentioned disappeared, and their places were taken by Hightiyer, Iminch aed Moorcock. Same reaching the distance Voltella had shot her bolt, and Moorcock took up the running, but wee not afterwards headed, lied won very cleverly by half a length, the woad ' beating the third by • length ; three lengths off Bumble Bee waa fourth. Fitsavess Anti, Asthma and Eakdale mat, Fermat from Kerry and Medusa, the hat two, beaten off. Tin BanuncroN STAMM of 10 son. each, 5 ft, with 50 added. Weights for age, he. T. Y.C. Straight half mile. 21r. Hares Poroalte, by ltatoplon, 3 yrs. net slb (O. FordbarM 1 Hr. C. Bernard's Marksman , yr; blab (Weal t Dlr.& N. Wyadhao, s Illmernees, 2 yrs. Be 131., , Pags) I Mn J. Clark's NorlogAnk, 2 yrs, not Sib (limiter; 4 Betting : 5 to 4 apt Paraaite, 2 to 1 eget Slmereses. Pansies laid in front throughout, sad won by • heed, the 11110003 beating the third by the same ; • good fourth. Tut Suoare of 25 sows. Straight half mile. Captain Cuates's Mamas. by Tbe Libel. 4 yrs, 301, tat (Snowdon) 1 Mr•L =ede °sonnet. I Yr% W i lla en 'Lambourne) 2 Mr. 0. 'a lad Mutes, lyre, net, Oat 71b Wheatley) 111 r. Nelson's , Y yrs, 3k, Be lib married Oat fPb) (Parton.) 4 Hr. W. liohnan'sZingarl, 4 yr; OIL, Ist Illb ;o.3'ordhoml 6 Mr. W. Day's Marunlte. !yrs, 1004, 7st 31b 'J . Admate J Betting : 11 to 10 on Libellous, 5 to 1 apt lady Hinton, sad sto 1 apt Gauntlet. Libellous made play through. oat, awl was by a neck, • bad third. The winner wow bought I. for 45 gums. TAB DUBAI( Eau HANDICAP. Once round and a dialmes. _ _ Kinnenley, 6 yrs, 7st 10Ib, came in first, bnt having gone the wrong side of a post the race was awarded to South Aunt/than, who came in second. Thirteen es& The betting was even on Rosedale, 7 to 1 owls art South Australian and Jenny Longings, 10 to 1 eget Sycophant. L %TEST DERRY BETTING. 2to 1 age 4 Dundee (t) 4to 1 Diopheatue (t) 10 to 1 Rouge Dines 10 to 1 Klerikoff 11 to 1 Kettledrum 12 to 1 Kikluoso 14 to 1 luaus 20 to 1 litoya ll ien —5O to 1 Dictator B Want Fordham. and J. Osborne go%to Paris to ride os ancisy. Kettledrum is finishing his Derby preparation at Codford, Berkshire. Dwriion.—lt was reporter! at Bath that this horse broke down this (Wednesday) morning. MANCHESTER RACIM—WiDNODAT. SUCTILIC AND RITIONATIONAL numurs.) Tie harrow HANDICAP a 5 soya. each, with 50 rued. Noe one. (22 nabs) W. Aspires Treed Mao, by Patsylan, 3 Ire, Sat 10lb 'Doyle; 1 Mr. Ifierkkes 11 1 Fprisy, 3 yrs, 0•419.10 (Ortresshaw. 1 Mr. Osberses VAL. l yre Set lith 'Whiteky S Mr. Osbone's Wessel. 3 yrs, M Illb Mr. Leissis Lean. 3 in. MMb 'Outliner ) 0 Mr. Yonsby's libpeaker. S yrs, ea !lb bullock I 0 Mr. Jackson's Loogsh•ot. 3 yrs, MS 311 s Buck' , 0 Betting : 2 to 1 agst Spathes, 9to 5 end apt Treasilian sad Wessel. Woo by two lautha ; lad third ; the others beaten off. THZ SAPLING POTAI[OI Of 5 OWL each, with 100 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colt., fief 71b ; 4lb ; °erten. penalties and allowubeee. T. V.O (six !Moor). (211 nibs.) Mr. H. W. Thoeseir Mector, by the Cure, eat rib Ablereft) ter. Merry*. Lord Clyde. nit 7tti Mr. thaborni• North Pole. let 71b Cbaliontal tebornea Lord Albert. Bet 7lb Belt* : sto 4 each apt Elector and Lord I 'l).le. 8 to 1 apt any nth.. Woo by a length ; a neck between the neesed and third; • bad fourth. TRR UTION CUP of IMO sore.. added to a handicap swoop deka' of 5 nova etch. Ono mite awl a r. (R 2 subs.) Mr. Osbarmrs Illkisme, by Wild Dayni4 4 yrs, List lllb (ine. Bib extra) (shallower) 1 Mr. Intersea's Mindy Mora, 4pg est Mb Mr. Fermis Creamed, 4 yrs, ha ;Metcalfe) 2 Lard Derby's Cape Flyaway, 4 yre, est (MAID) 4 Ostleine's Lop:maker, 3 pa, got Mb (lat. Mb extra) (Whiteley) 6 V ismunii•Krany .2 Angelo, a Yre. 7st 12Ib (Winslow 0 Mr. Minuses The kap. 4 yrs. Mit 7ID 'Perry, 0 Mr. Wright*. pperhand. 4 yrs, 74 'Javier 0 Mr. Williams's Rare Asia I yrs, 4154 1310 . (Psee Mr. Mensk-s'a Montrose. 4 yrs, est 111111 Mats Din- 0 Mr. Itklie's North Lenetakire, 4 yea OA rib ....Watley 0 Mr. Robinson. Lady is, eyes , Set Mb (Hunter 0 Mr. Flemings Knightsbridge, a yrs, 114 (Clarke 0 Bolt*: 3 to 1 agat Cape Flyaway, 4 tol ags• Minty Morn, 7 to 1 amt WiLlimus mid 17 10 to 1 apt any other. Woo by a head ; length tween the wood and third ; good fourth ; 1,01 catcher close up. North Laa eaehiris bolted, sod threw Matley over the rail. and broke his leg. Tux ninuTs' HANDICALP of 60 mom, for all mica About eve furlongs itbl, Mr. kith's illhellekl. 5 yrs, Map (Standen) 1 Heron Nirlare's Palmists's. 3 an, lit Iflb ...(Ortmshaw) 2 Mr. Richardson's Pinkepos. 2 yrs. list 71b Mr. Llnton's Twinkle. 3 yrs, tit ria WhiWey, 4 Captain COMM.'. epicene; 4 yrs, en 12Ib (loc SID es) oe Mr. Jackson's Syrinze. 4 yrs. est M lesslan b 'Hullo* 0 0 Mr. rlshorne's Utiblous. S yrs. 7st (Mallows') 0 Mr. Dewson's Pebble, 3 yrm est 10th Mr. Phillipis Harriet. 3 yrs, Ist alb (Harrison) 0 Betting : 5 to 4 eget firoLobox. 7 to 2 ept Maims; 5 tm 1. each apt Pinion. es and ilArriet, 8 te 1 agst Sheffield Woo by three len;,th. ; m length between second sod third - I the others beaten olf. Tux ELWIN= PSODOCI STAIRS et 10 wee. saelt, It ft, with 100 added, for 11-yeedis ; eel* M 71b; Mies, 41b. thi• ail* sad three quails& (35 swile.) Mr. Gooding's Muie Labeasidro braibow, ait llb (Pim) 1 (Cltsllossw prtaisco; 3 Mr. o.berydis Heileman Mr. MtrysM.rlf~Et Tee Mellor. PLATE of 50 moss. One mib and a quarter. (6 subs.) Mr. Dawson'slblsire Prima, by Stiletto. ayes, let ' , Madam) Mr. Osboroe's IMnces■ Royal, 3 %ra, Set 71b ..(Ortiostute) Mr. W. L Hobsuo's North Wold, 3 yrs, 7st ..(Ctialloner . 3 Mr. Walker's Mravrery, 4 yrr, wt lib , Hobson) 4 II ARPENDEN RACES.-FRIDAY. TH KoTHA.MPHTLAD STAIUM Of 3 wee. each, with 30 added. One ails sad s half. Tiie H.teeeanelf H VIDICAP 01 10 soya Gaels, h ft, with 100 adiled. The wood to am his Nuke. Wionen of 100 soya. after May 10, 71b extra. Two =ha. (18 tuba) Age at lb Age it lb Borderer I a 813 Wort. Brewer ; .4e b r al lauir fl in e Trento .... 8 9 Tonle I 8 8 ebarldhooter A zi ur &shire Grey .... • I imi thiele (braids& Ipswie• &Wm* II 711 Dorking 3 1 Tes Two-Ysme-Otis Brains .1 6 son. each, with 100 added ; oohs, eat 71b ; fillies, 811 Hle ; winuen extra the second to lave his stake. T.Y.O Four furlongs and a half. (39 subs.)—Mr. Alexander's Paean* (h b), Mr. Oope land's Muleteer, Mr. F. Fisher's The Earl of Surrey, Mr. F. Fisher's f by Kingstoo, out of Maid of the Menu, Mr. F. Fisher's Lad Burleigh, Mr. Fkosing's Bona Des, Mr. H. Ooster's SOW, Mr. W. Goatee s Antelope, Mr. A. Gray's Traveller, Mr A. Gray's Marjory, Mr. G. Payee's The Orphan, Mr. C. Raying , . cowboy, Mr. c. Rayner's Las o'Gowrie, Mr. W. Reeve .'. Thunderstorm, Mr. Simpson's Sister to Morella, Mr. J. Smith's Queen of Nisi., Mr. Snewing's cby Kingston, out of Defenceless, Mr. Somer ville. Stream of Gold, Lord Stamford's Misfire, Lord Stanford's Blackoock, Mr. T. Stevens's Violet, Mr. Hare'a Summer grease, M. J. A. Hind's Lady Somers, Mr. A, Hoof's Golden Grape, Mr. Hodson's Revolt, Mr. Hudson's Montebello, Mr. James's Brava, Mr. 0. Lambert's Hum phrey, Mr. It. Isw's o by Flateatcher, out of Pauli Monti, Mr. M ello '. Scorpion, Mr. Merrifield's Margery, Mr. I'. Stevena's o by Birdcatcher. out of Snowdrop, Mr. R. Sut ton's The Vicar, Mr. W. Treen's Dulcet, Lead UshrlAge's Masher Pesten, Mr. J. Ward's f by Tatham, cut of We.- therglass, Mr. WAN. Peigsor, Mr. J. W0014100'9 Otho, Mr. A. R. Ouslow's Interpreter (dead). THU HANDICAP PLAT' of 50 son., for all ages ; whiner. of as handicap after May 16th, 511 s, or of the Harpenden Hanap 71b extra. About one mile. Age MTb I Age st lb Anew% S a 1. 1 14 4 14 • 7 Melia I a by Klogidoo Mfr 2344a0r I I 7 Gl oms 3 1! Ambush I 2 11.146b000 0 Adamant Waiono2ll4 4 4 Nesiosomoet 1744020144 tZr ie 1 4 I I Brows Bodi Siout II n S 3 7 S 5i..p46441•4 .- • - . ... Tel SLUM (9ILL1110) STAMM of 3 sort each, with 25 added; gentlemen riders allowed Mb. One mile sad a halt Tea &Taal' (BELLING) Scam of 2 IKOVI. each, with 23 added. T.Y.C. Mania, 100, h ft ; Mr. J. Bennett's eh f Miss Bitty, by Fleeperne—le Belle, 4 yrs, Sat, apt Mr. J. Ward% br Brother to Demo Mies, 2 yrs, 64. The above rams, when not otherwise egoilled, on to WOO sod clots Ode maim ('lhundy) bi aloo clelosk. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Amax/airy, MAT 22.—Arronentions.—Captain CL P. Needs, to the Edgar, wise Batas, superseded at his own request. Chief Engineer 0. Jos*, to the Asia, for charge of the machinery of the Retribution. Clerk R. Edwards, to be additional to time Nile. First-Case Assistant• Engineers W. IMo, to the Cygnet and G. Wynhaii, to the W4annii, for sissies in the Buil ds*. Second-arse Assietaiitelleginese W. H. Grose, to the Steed.. Acing Segood•Class Assidantlingineers G. Roe, to the Stea Sp dy ee ; a d nd J. W. E. Remy to the Indus, for seseniorseniorin they. Third-Uass Aseietant-Regiseses L 'Reels, to the Steady; L. J. Crowns, and D. Mortar, to the Cypsl. CHATHAM, Mar 22. Th . g ce d . le- w h eel steamer Cyclops, 6, 390-horse power, ia Et W. J. S. Pullen, was paid off at this Noe this after being in commission four nun, during the whole which period she has bees employed cm parti cular surveying duties In the Atlantic, the Red Eta, and along the Asiatic coast so far as India. The Herald, 8, Captain Denham, F.R.S., arrived at the dockyard this afternoon from the Pacific, after having bees inspected by Vice-Admiral Hops Johnstone, at the Non. The Herald will immediately strip sad pay off. She has. been in commission also years. RaINVOILCIUI6.I7S roa Isors.—The following officers and troops at this garrison hays been placed under orders to embark far India to reinforce the respective British regiments, via : Ennio Stone, Ensign Kemp, and 118 men oil the 4th King's Own; Capten Thte Martin, eun. ant Hackett, Haiku Irvine, arid 120 men of the 19th Regi ment ; Ensign Daorl e r i t e tim Lemming, Ensign Mardon, and 60men of the 20th ; Capt. Armstrong , Lieutenant Stanley, and Ensign adden, 23r1 Royal Welsh Fueiliers ; Ensign Twining and 21 men tithe 35th regiment; Captain the on. E. Curzon, Captain the Hon. D. Moneu, and 21" Knox, 52nd Light Infantry ; Captain Malan, E ns i gn ; I,:lear, Ensign Day, and 88 men of the 75th regiment ; Ensign Cook, Ensign M'Clellan, Ensign Potts, Ensign Zopp, and 122 men of the 77th regiment ; Captain Sweeney, Cap-, taro Minhear, Ensign Ford, Ensign Fuller, Ensign Smith, and 48 men of the 83rd regiment ; and Ensign Spoor, En sign Jones, and Ensign lbasaid, 9ith regiment. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 22. The Adelaide, hired steam transport, Commander G. IL Bird, strived at Spithead early this morales' from Hoag Krieg and the Cape of Good Hope with troops and military invalids. In addition to her human painengers, the . Adelaide has also brought home some °stunt! history sped. mess, pretested by the governor of the Cape of Good Hope to the Royal Zoological Society, Regent's•park. She left IR. Vincent on the 25th of April, and Vigo on the 15th al May, being delayed on the latter part of her voyage by contrary wands. She came into harbour shortly after noon to disembark the detachment of the god Queen's and 82nd Regiment, the headquarters ot the former regiment being stationed in this garrisoo, and was appointed to sail this evening with the remainder for disembarkation at Chatham. The Robert Lowe hired transport, which arrived yea tads, frees New Zeiland, lad from Plymouth, nailed from Spitheed to-day, for the esietward. The Highflysr, 21. screw, Captain W. A. J. Heath (act ing), arrived at Spatted this evening from China. On anchoring she exchanged Relates with the flag of the Com. mander.m Viee-AdmiralWm. Bruce. The Moimrs, steam troop ship, Commeeder 8. H. Hen denon, was placed in the steam basin yesterday fur main. WOOLWICH, Naar 21. About six months sinoe a gunner of the Royal Artillery, whilst confined is the all at the barracks for • military offices, sent for the dicer of the guard and stated that he had committed • murder • short time before, bat declined to give any particulars. The man afterwards served 168 days' imprisonment for a military offence, at Fort Clarence, at the expiration of which he was detained and • few days since Owed at the bar before Mr. Maude, at the Woolwich Polio-ooart, in order that inquiry might be made as to his self-•cesatioe. The primmer told the magistrate that the statement he had made was false, end there being no evidence to the contrary be was cliche:led. TES LOOS OF TES SHIP MINIS BARTON.— The followieg is the official cm the inquiry into the lose of this vessel -His Excellency the Governor of the Cap of Good Hope having bees pleased to nominate a mart for the purpose of in- Tatting Mb, the lose of the ship Miles Barton, James Igtelford, meter, a little to the eastward of Strays Bay, on the night of the Bth of February last, we, the undersigned members of the said court, appointed as aforesaid in the government Oazette of the Bth instant, do now give our opinion, after having examined the master, chief officer, boatswain, and the man at the wheel, that the loss of the vessel was caused in a great measure from want of CAW I lion on the part of the master, in not musing the lead to be hove when land was first seen on the Bth of February. We are also of opinion that Mr. Cookcroft, chief officer, was to blame in not having kept the lead going from the time he saw the land au the Bth of February, the night on which the ship was lost, and also In not seeing that his orders to braes the yard sharp were executed when the ship's course wee altered, thereby in our opinion causing her to miss stays. We record with pleasure and satisfaction the high character which Major King, of her Majesty's .ird Regiment of Foot, is command of the troops on board such ship, gives of the °Pa dua of Captain Shelford during the whole voyage, and also after the accident occurred. And we have also much plea sure in recording the willing obedience and good conduct of the officers and crew of the said ship, which appear through. oat to be most creditable to them. (Bigeed) W. P. JAMISON, port-captain; THOS. TINLKT, !shindig master; THOMAS ANSDILI. ; and JANNIS ittrazsox." 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Pad's"—Murning Post Benson's illustrated pamphlet, post tree for two stomps, is descriptive of every construction of watch sow ...as Matches sale by post to en parts ot this globe.— EAdvsellasment.l COURT OF QUEEN'S BENOH.-MAY 22. &Wags in Banco la Trinity Term.—((Before the Lord Chief Justice Oockbuza, aad Jodi«. Wigh.maa, Cteasperm, and Mukha/0 The wu the first day of Trinity Term. There being no motion., the court it ogee proceeded with the man to the new trial paper. PATIN T. Ul/ANIL—ILALIOIOOB PROIIECIITION. ! This was as action for a malicious persecution, it which the plaintiff bad obtained it verdict for 401. Mr. Serjeant Parry and Kr. M'lmnald now showed cause against a rule which bad been obtained for a new trial, en the ground that the verdict was against the evidence. The case arose out of some dispute with regard to the isle of a pony chaise. ' Mr. M. Chamban and Mr. Baymond having been heard on the other side, The Court made the rule decant* on payment of costs. COL.FII! f. FOIRLI. Mr. Hawkins moved, le thi; case, for a new trial on the ground that the verdict was easiest the weight of evidence. The action was brought by a "iman is peeeemion " against Mr. Purber, auctioneer, of Warwick-eourt, Oray's-inn, to reoover 78/. 12s. 6d., for salary, while holding in poesesmon, under& bill of sale, on behalf of the defendant, the furni ture at Blaedford-ledge, St. John's-wood. The jury found a verdict for the full amount, but the Chief Justice, :Afore whom the case was tried at the bat sittings after term, stayed execution in order to enable the defendant to move. The Lord Chief Justice said the court would grant a rule, but the plaintiff ought to be paid by some one, mid it would be wie if the defendant came to some arrangement with him. • Rule nisi. LLOTD V. [MAW. This action was brought to recover compensation in damages against the defendant for breach of contract, in not letting the plaintiff have a lirst•elses cabin in • vessel called the Frenchman, which wee to erg for New Zealand, mid at the trial, which took place before Yr. Justice Wightman, the jury returned • verdict for the plaintiff, damages 100 f. Subsequently a rule was obtained for a new trial, on the ground of misdirection by the learned judge, and that the verdie• was against the evidence. _ . Mr. Hawkins and Kr. Kerslake were now heard the rale ; and Kr. K. Chambers and Mr. Vaughan Wl= in support et it. The court discharged the rule. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-MAT 22. Sittings in Brinco.—(Before Lord Chid Justice Erie and Justices Wines and Bytes.) OF lIMIIII7PS. Ili' was an action &pied the Sheriff of Surrey to re cover damagm in oonsequeaos of one of h cakes having allowed a person named Knight to go at large attar ►e had been arrested for a debt of 531. 13s. M. at the suit of the plaintiff. At the trial before the Lord C►itf Justice the jury were of opinion that Knight's pecuniary eincumstaaces were ouch that the plaintiff had sustained no damage incon sequence of his being set at liberty, and accordingly a ver dict was entered for the defendant Mr. Archibald now applied far a rule to enter a verdict for the plaintiff for nominal damages under the following circumstances :—On the way to the lock-up Knight pro duced a protection from the Insolvent Court, which was dated six or eight mouths before the arrest, sad which pur ported to be operative &pled all debts whatsoever; but it was contended that this document could have no effect in reference to the plaintirs debt, which was not contracted until sitar the protective was panted. Supposing however it were operative. it was submitted that it could not be set up under the only plea on the record, that of not guilty. Rule granted. HOLLIDAY V. THE VZSTRT OP RT. LEONARD . R, IHORED/TCH- The plaintiff in this nee was driving home on an evening in September last, and on his way through Shaftesbury street, Huston, the wheel pawed over some stones which bad been placed in the roadway, and he was thrown out and hurt. The stones were surplus material from a paving job, and they had been plead in Shaftinburvetreet with • view of paving a muddy piece of footway. by the direction of Mr. Freelxxly, the pariah surveyor, without any order from th e vestry. The plaintiff claime d damages from the vestry, and at the trial before the Lord Chief Justice • verdict was entered for the plaintiff, subject to the opinion of the court. Subsequently • rule to enter • verdict for the defendants was obtained, and to-day cause was shown against this role being made absolute. Mr. Eierjeant Shee (with him Mr. Feuds and Mr. Gall way) appeared to show cause, and contended that the :Vlwere liable for the act of their surveyor in placing M! upon the reed ; sad that, therefore, the action was maintainable. Mr. Raymond (with him Mr.W.Wdliamsl. °label:mil of the vestry, submitted that the cone mane within the principle laid down in let Chitty on Pleading, that trustees and com missioners acting gratuitously in execution of acts of parlia ment for the benefit of the public, and entrusted with the conduct of public works, are not liable in damages for an injury mused by the negligence or unskilfulness of work men and contractor; necessarily employed by them in the execution of the works. The court were of opinion that the principle contended for by the defendants' counsel was well recognised and soundly established, sad therefore that the defendants were not liable. Rule absolute. COURT OF BANKRUPTOY.—MAT 22. (Before Mr. Commissioner Poohlongue.) m an J. C. YOUNG. The bankrupt Ins $ vietseller, of Kingsland. He owes 1,01111. ; meets stated at 2401. Mr. Lures opposed for the assignees, who charged the tankrapt with keepiog tack property to the amount of upwards of 1001. After bearing Mr. LIWTSIICO for the bankrupt, His Rower divided ma adjournment for three weeks, and refused to Oalitialle the ellowsoce. II 116 NORRIS AND NORIII9. The bankrupts were beldam, at Hackney. This wag the examination meeting. Labia, 1,6391. ; assets returned at 9901. Mr. Chidley, for the amalgam, offered no opposition, and the bankrupts passed. IN BE ELIZABETH The bankrupt, a widow, had carried on ner late bus baud's business es grocer and druggist, at March, in the county of Cambridge. This was th•auuninatio• meeting. The accounts, prepared by Mr. Hutton, show unsecured debts of 3 1 4X)71. ; assets, 71101. ma bulk of the property is held by , matured creditors. M'r. Lawrence, of Bread-street, appeared for the assignees, and stated that, as the accounts bad only just beer filed, an adjournment would be necessary. Adjourned accordingly. IN RN w. rowtn. I The bankrupt, a grocer, at Bradford, in Yorkshire, applied for his certificate. The bankruptcy occurred upwards of two years ago. The debts and liabilities are 7,4101. ; the assets, stated at 3,7001., have yielded'• dividend of a little over fie. in the pound. • Mr. Bagley opposed ; Mr. C. E. Lewis supported. The bankrupt was brought up in cuatedy from the Queen's Bench prison, where he has been since December last. Mr. Bagley said the Reigned' asked for a total refusal.of the certified*, but did not desire that the bankrupt should be longer imprisoned. His Honour maid that where • certificate was refused altogether it was incompetent for the court to grant pro tection. Mr. Bagley referred to the case of `, La parte Nicholson," where the Lords Justices had granted protection. The Commissioner—The Loses Justices may be strong enough to repeal an act of parliament, +but lam not I be lieve all thel have dune is to jive protection proprio marts, for what it is Worth, leaving any partite to dispute it if they allow to do_ 'ea. _ . _ Mr. Bagley—Would your honour hare any objection to do the same The Commissioner—l should undoubt•My. I isighttake • medium oourse—auspeoil the certificate for die longest period, and then gratdproteetien. The ease was partially ger into, endow then *atoning& THE POLICE COURTS. YANBION•HOOIL Mr. Henry Hitclainp, al No. 49, Leg Williansetrest, City, ship broker, appeared before Ilia Led. Mayor, in answer to a sununons, charging hint with eviirsich of the 73rd section of the Passengers Ad, 1161, which pro vides that "any question which may arms respecliag amp breach or non-performance of any stipulations in any con• tract ticket may, at the option of any passenger or cabin pietism interested, be dealt with summarily ; and if it ie found that • breach of the round has ban committed, the =may be awarded such damages or costs as She my think It, not exceeding in any awe tha, Amami if . the plumage money speeded is the contract , ticket and 20t.• r The complainant, Wm. Woodbine. stated that oa the tnit May he engaged • passage . ter himself sad wile to New York, and paid 81. for • second cabin. mai IL Ik. for • railway pass to Liverpool. Mr. itching', who is the agent of the vessel, mid it was a heastatill wawa, fitted up comfortably, and that be and kis wife should have • cabin to thensedvas. The venal was to mil on She Pith of May, sad he accordingly went to Liverpool, and of going on board he found there was no such thing as • cabin in the vessel. Boos deal planks were nailed together to form • partition, and fitted up to bold eight persons. • The Lord Mayer asked him if there was se slrylight The complainant said theta was not ; the place was dark, and men and women. single and married, were all exposed. He asked if that was all• the table they had, and was told that was all, and if be did not like' it he °odd Pis. He so. oordingly left the vessel. The &deadest denied having promised the ' t • cabin to himself, and said that the vessel to Messrs. Baring Brothers, and was fitted tip as all verde are, and certified in the usual manner. Ha aid that he bad returned the complainaat If. voinatiwily. The Lord Mayor asked the am plaisawk fir his instinct r= and on radio. it he siiidtbal it eilisidelied that he be provided with a segos& whin gyp. The eomplainaat mid it was net a label at all. and he en der tood that he was to have • cads to Maiself. The Lord Mayor sad iir:i";.;;; - •;;;;IN7 7 .11.4 evidence, and it was impossible for hiss (the Lord Mayor) to say whether the cabin which was skews to the defendant mane under the class of second cads. It was impossible for • magistrate to adjudicate is such a matter. Hr. Goodman (chief clerk) asked the complainant if he went to the emigration caw of the poet? The complainant said ha did not. Mr. Goodman said be ought to have does so, and he would have surveyed the vessel and given him a isertificste. The Lord Mayer said that the complainant's idea About a comfortable cabin might be different from other people's. Some, who had not Imen in a very good way of life, would perhaps think it a very good cabin, while others might be of his (complainant's) opinion. The question was, was that as good a cabia as could be reasonably expected for 4/. ? He himself thought that he mold not expect anything very beautiful or very comfortable. The summons was dismissed. MARLBOBAAJOHJITHEr. _ _ . Panay Pries, a yeses woman, was sbargpd before Mr. Tyrertitt es follows. Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marl borough-Asset, appeared for the complainant. Mr. Henry Charism Codewie, master tailor, 95, Great Conduitstrent, mid the prisoner's husband bad been in his employ about 10 years, and was a very respectable may, but he was sorry to may that the prisoner wee a woman of a very drunken ohmmeter. On the prewissaday she came to his place of business very drunk, and on his entering the workshop, where several men were employed, be found her fighting with her husband and several of the workmen, and throwing the whole placeinto the greaten disorder. He had seriously to complain of the annoyance be suffered from her for about four years, as every time she got drunk, which was very frequently, she came and created • disturbanoe, and col lected • crowd round his house. She need very threatening and was only just liberated from prison, where she been for three months for annoying him. Primes said she thought it better to be in prison than to be about the strrts. Her husband allowed her nothing. Mr. Curlewia said that was not true. Mr. Tyrwhitt, referring to the charge-sheet, said she wee Daly charged with being drunk, and he could only deal with bovine that. She ought to have been charged with assault. He should floe her 10s., or one week, and if she came again she would have three mouths.. Primmer said she would rather have the three months. ABOLITION or " COMITY Mo,rgy " TO Poo' Pat aorrn&—By an act of parliament which received the royal aesett on 'Friday, the law which made it imperative on counties to coetrileste towards the relief of poor prisoners n the Queen's Prison is abolished. Nomenotte Frain IN THE Mrrnorotia—Yenter day morning a lire broke out on the premises of Mr. A. Evans, coffeehouse keeper, Welliefton•place, St. George's in-the-East, which was not extinguished until oonsiderable damage was done. Cause unknown. Insured in the Globe Fire-oflice.--Aootber fire of • most destructive character broke out on the premises, No. 27, Brunswick-gardens, be longing to the Venerable Archdeacon Sinclair, which spread with amazing rapidity. The engines from Paddington, Ring-street, Baker street, and the parish fire-engine were shortly on the spot, but the fire was not imbued until the unfinished houses belonging to the Venerable Archdeacon Sinclair, and Nos. 27 and 26, were buret to the ground, and No. 26 considerably damaged by fire. Caused by lighting some shavings at the beck of the house. Insured in the Westminster Fireoffice.—Another fire broke out on the premixes of Mr. Barton, Sampson's-gardens, Great Hermi tor•etreet. St. George's-in-the-East, which was not extin guished until considerable damage was done. Cause un known. Insured in the General Fire-ofilee. THE ACCIDENT TO ARTILLERTHEN ON WOODIIIIIIT. Coatroom —We yesterday gave the particulars of a frightful accident which happened at the grand sham fight on Wood hury-oommoo on Whit-Monday. From inquiries at the Exeter and Devon Hospital on Tuesday night we regret to learn that John Dinscomle, who was acting as No 3 gunner at No I gun, Captain Breat's half battery of l&pounders, stiff lies in a very sad and dangerous condition. His right hand was so shockingly mutilated by the ramrod that tho hospital surgeons found amputation necessary, and the ope ration was accordingly performed late on Monday night. The left hand also is much injured. His face, s before mentioned, presented a horrible sight. The unfortunate sufferer replied, in answer to the Rev. G. D. Shield, that he could see a ray of light ; but it is feared that his eyesight is entirely destroyed. Mr. Sanders, the rifleman of No. 3 company, Exeter and X.D.R.V.R, who was struck in the forehead by a splinter from the ramrod, is progressing fa vourably.—Western Montiw Pew. CAUTION TO SHIPPERS TO CANADA.—A very im portant bill has been introduced into parliament, sod will be carried. It is a measure for the prevention of frauds upon the revenue by means of fraudulent invoices. People in the United States (and some in England too), who will goods to our merchants, have been in the habit of sending two Myelin* with them—one for the Cusiorn-hotuie, the other for the merchants' own books ; the former 1., of course, the smaller in amount. The duties paid have, therefore, been calculated on the smaller value, and the revenue has suffered. Dishonest traders have by these means had an advantage over honest people. The new bill provides that, if double invoices are sent, differing front each other in this way, the seller in the United States or in England cannot receive payment from the buyer: he thus runs the risk of losing he goods if he lends himself to fraud. —Canadian New. OINTIONT Atfn Pmts.—Dropsteal BweliMmi.—Whatever may be the remote cause of collectloas of water In the human WO, it must be pru dent to disperse them as soon so possible. The readiest mean. of accomplishing this end are supplied by using Holloway's Oint ment to increase the activity of the absorbents When tido Ointment is well rubbed upon the skin It removes all 'resins congestion. overcomes all mechanical obstructioa to the fees return of the Moo I. and prevents the deposit of serum or water. Holloway. Pills likewise augment this absorbing power. They act more circuitously on the capillaries through the circulation, while his Ointment acts directly through the skin. Both should be employed to dropeise and diseases ad the kidneys. MARKETS. COTTON.—Lrmsoot., MAT 22.—The market today has been easy excited, and the demand, consequent on the American rear. hes increased, and prim bays advanced ally id. to *d. above those of Friday. mitt= AND RIDES.In the absence of any public market at Laadealtell this (Whitson) week, the leather trade promote no new feature. The limited amount of business during the put week has been done at previous quotations. The transactions in foreign hides are confined to 750 Buenos Ayres salted heavy ox, &ad 755 River Plate horse bides at former rates. la Australian hide, nothing has been doing. CORN.—Botrrott, Nat 22.—A small supply of wheat; the trade ruled dull at last week's rats. Baal the same as nue day semfight. Wheat, red, 44a. to 621; whits, 531. to 595. Beans, tas. to 51s. *hoc wros.ox2rssn. May 22.—The arrivals of wheat and oats from abroad for the put week are very large. To this day's market there was a small supply of grain from the growers, and there being a good attendance of buyers, wheat was cleared off early at the extreme prices of last Wednesday. Oats the tarn cheaper. In other articles there is no quotable variation. Imports during the past week :—Wbeet, foreign, 4,556 qrs. Oats, foreign, 4,165. Otani:tow, MAT 23—This day's market was very thinly attended, and the demand for either wheat or four was of the most limited retail character. Fin Scotch white wheat from scarcity maintained previous rates,. but all ordinary deacripticasof foreign wheat might here been obtained 6d. per boll deeper. Oats and oatmeal ruled steady. Barley dull, and unaltered in value. Peas rather cheaper. Beans firm. Indian corn 6d. to Is. per 2SOlbs. lower on the week for mixed and yellow. CATTLE.--SournaLL, MAT 22.—We bad • slow trade to -day for all excepting lamb, which met more demand at slightly improved rates. Bed made from 3s. 4d. to ss. Od. ; mutton (all shorn), 4s. Od. to 5a X; lamb, es. 4d. to Te. 4d. ; veal, 4s. ed. to 15e. fkL ; pork, 3s. 4d. to 51. 4d. per stone of Bibs., sinking the offal. 00/ JLa 7--- T 21 —Smyth Weld gar"l 164. 3d. ; Boddle's West Hartley, lee. 3d. ; Byes' Bab. side West Hartley, 16s. 3d. ; Orssttead fflassa, 164. ; Haywal, 16s ; Taa6eld float, 13s. 3d, . Walker Prim. rose, 124. 9d. • Wart Hartley. 164. 3d. ; Walls Zed M_rom, Vis. 6d. ; Weals End BraddyUs Motto°, 164. 9d. ; Walls End 174. 6d. ; Walls End Camp, 164. 6d.; Walls Ea Bartlsr a l 4l l 4 7Walls End Kellett, 164. 9d.; Walls. Mad Mouth , 16s. ; Walla End Thoraley, 14. 6d. • Camay and tyn Anthracite, 21s. 6d.; lX Carus, ;tad Dufftyn Malting, 245,4-Bbips at market, 50; INK =ATTIC RICTUBSEL i mama Maw Par. . ~1141. 10101, Total, Dm morn 414444441164 14161 1811.1 Walt maw — WIWI IL HI 4 4 c 07•46 hear Pwirtis lOl. ' CAW 3,13/1 3.091 VW WNW 1414 Mati a -1-1 losollit imiz eotill .6 1111 % 6. • 1t 1'..41111/41 NW 3 1 . ' - Si ; " 11 - 1 - dl i a . m . y . 111 W WNW 'WWI, 17. 1144 WWW It llll I,lot SW ZOO? toy, Whiwilirl at 144 106 144 141 Wollodold owl land* 77 We W 7 1.176 1,071 Welt Mew sZ a rjr " Drl6 OW 177 464 421 loath WON — —.— 7,01 7,006 Wick win Clay 14 Groat Norliws 283 14,013 73,444 27,427 KW Ono Viola' Mk 11,1716 29.444 44,1111 10.551 Wisdom £ MEW WNW 1,01113.14 a 116411 KM 63,64.4 1 ,. = ,...c &Mk Waiters 1660 1,777 MOO WOW& and lAseda6l ll Soath J 111; 4,730 1,106 11,,116 11,471 W i r r airbakaa Oorfwat 6 , 331 6 1.080 pAs 178 ISO 61 142 136 Lamerdin M Verbatim U 166 16,6731 won MANI 16:361 Owe /My and Newtown .. 10 110 $ll 411 917 900 !aft VI! MA Mewl 1.112 ale WEATHER REPORT. /gnaw Palm, MAT tg. $ go It N. m. D. I. C. I. 8. sills :" :r8 1. 1 8 i .. 6 ,8 I Ain6Limi 60.10 67 U W. r ! Ruin= 30.11 68 U W.S.W. o AlD1101111•11 10.0 64 6$ • 7W. r Possama 10.17 67 118' W. • alutUos.... ? 30.1 m 50 64 6.W.. , 0468 , 42 . 30.37 80 • 'W. • 804630306. 30.1 66 $ W.N.W. N.W. 65- Lavisrool 3024 67 M w e VALareu 30.38 58 67 • W. 61 qmoreowar 10. 84 a W. s YARMOITIII 30.40 50 67 N.N.W. • Lamm 30.23 0 60 W.N.W. e - 130•66 *017660021 60.22 64 U N.W. . o I eurrimm..- 30.27 60 IS W. m 1 Pl.rmomw 60.28 00 I* W.W. • ! PIIII6•IL11 30.37 60 111 N.W. • lizial 30.34 82 68 N.W. 1) I Cormnuara MU 48 N.N.W. o I Hausa U 100 N.N.W. 6 3 Bum 80.33 64 N. 1 11 ! BATOIIII AN 84 3.16. 2 b 1 Lome 80.07 06 ;7.K , 0 CI I . . 1.-11kaametet ortersoted rMy ield to St deg. at mem Peel : amble tort,, ot vertical rise, musing about onaltandrolit ed as hue AlloWile: and 10010 des., above is deg.. au se nearly throe hundredths loarosse. &—Ezpored thermoraie L dude. IC —Moistened both (for evaporation sod des point). D.—Direction of wind (true—two points ipt of at 7.—Veto. (1 to 111—saftuabsQ. o.—OloW (1 to 9.1 : h, Woo sky. 0. elands (.114) i t toe: h, bail. 11 11= 111 . reti=a se . 111.11 KINS ylaII) ; rain; n we: t. . & to9l. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE• CASUALTY. Kepler, Captain Scott, from Harrachee to London. with rani sad 0000►-nut oil, anchored near Villa Franca on tb' .ti cs April. being sem leaky, but could not get pesthole, ant is trying to get under weigh neat day she struck on the Ponta la Cobra rocks. and broke up immediately crew mud—U. Michael's, May 11. VEBBELB SPOE.IN WITH. Atrksa, inns London for Auckland, March 17. rpm Trader (barque), from Moulmein for Valmouth, May lA, Lla 49, lon 10. Ticonderoga, from Liverpool for Calcutta, March V, lit 113.1 a Vetocidade, tread Liverpool fur Moog Moog, March YO, la '• too 30 W. 1 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BARRINGTOIL—May 19. at Bath, the Hon. Mrs. 11. Ilarrin , :t 0. of a deadlier. BELL—May 19, at Bernard-street, Rtusell-square, the nit , i G. W. Bell, Rsq., of a son. • BOOTH.—May 19 at Glendon Hall, Northamptonshire, the •-.- of R. Booth, Req., of a daughter. COMREFORD.—May 19, at Cambridge-street, Reeletton-sqW , the wile of J. W. Comerford, Esq., of a son. DODD.—May 18, at Ramagate, the Mite of the Rev. IL P. P.!l A a son. PAITLDBIL—May 19. at Fair Lawn, Wulton-on.Thantee. iir • te of R. A. Vaulter, Req., of a son. FEROUSSON.—May 11, at Sydenham, the wife of 8. B. Fa: s* son, Ern, of a daughter. 0 RAINGER.—May 19, the wife of Mr. C. T. Gralligcr.ef n'''' . totberesosat, of a daughter. HALREI7.—May 19. at Pitfirrane, Fife, the wife of Nit- 11. • Halkett, Bart.. of a daughter. PALMIR.—May 1 - 1, at Henley - place, Greenwich. the wit ll x ro . T IL IR. Palwier, M.E. ..f w.il..Eik eoed , eolefyudaug Croydon, —may le the title ~., L Porter. Peg., of a son. BIMONB.—Msy 21, at Glocester-terrace, Hyde-park, the gilt IL M. Simons. big.. of • clamlfhier MARRIAGES. DAVIE4—JAMES.—May 20, at King street Baptist 11 " Bristol, by the Rev. P. Bosworth. M.A.. Mr. T. K. Da.' Cardiff. to Margaret Frances lames, daughter of Mr. I. Jr' of BrlttoL M.CONN EL—IN G HAM.—May 18, at St. Andrew's Free iter l. Orford-road, Manchester. by the Rev. J. C. Paterson, of G. M.Connel, Esq., of Plymouth-square. Msmeher' r ' Annie, daughter of the late Mr. J. Ingham. of Mayfield p'' Cheadle. Hulme. NoAD—BELCHER.—May 19 at Si, Gilgit, Camberwell. I ' l I'. . Rev. J. W. Chapman, William John, son of W. 'bed. fe' . . 2, • Mary Ann, daughter of the late E. Bekbrr , Req.. r•"' Peckham. PARKER—BURLISTON.—May 18, at the parish church. 1 -.: . by the Rev. Y. G. H. Smith, Mr. J. J. Parker, of Brea' , " ; DullY, daughter of Mr. J. Burllaton. of Famenwelleoee• I fy UPWARD—ALLEN.—May 18, at Hackney . George.n o ;" , K Upward. of Newport, Isle of Wight, to Mary. LineB' 3 " the We J. Allen, Esq., of Southnea, Hants. DEATHS. AOASPIL—May 19, at Stoke Newington, A. Afisere. F,,, seed 03, BRIGGE—May 18, at Alblonetreet, Lewes, A. B. MAL L' *sod St. il CIIEMALL—May 10, at Upper Baker-street, Elizabeth , ile e '• of the late M. Overt', Esq. COBB. - May 21, at 42, Gloucester.place, Hyde-park, the id eon of Thomas P. Cobb. Esq. , „• DRIVEL—May 10, at the Terrace, Kennington - Peri. ^ NI ' - - of C. B. Drier. Yak, aged 73. IeLARNIMDE. —May 19, Mary, wife of Mr. D. Fesrur k • Harris-Meet. Bradford. aged 61. JORDAN.—May 19, at Gruevenoretreet, 3fanchest• 9 Re tr Sophia. wife of Mr R. J. Jordan. wil LERXE—May IS, at Beeleston-square. Augusta B 'P hls ` Vice-Admiral Sir H. Leek*, X.C.W. M.P. • LINITRANOL—May 19 , at South A adley-strect. teseah.. 6l" Lieut.-Omen' G. 0. C. L'lletrange. • OLI PHANT .— May 19, at Broadfleld House, Camberiand. b E. OIIPIA O . Esq.. aged 70. BT. LEAN SEDB.—Hay 19, at Boyle Tartu, Thames Paton. IL Leatuds, aged 81. ----- - „•••,,,,, MAAS and Yabilatted by liftsuut Khoo Hata. og Lowthardetreet, In the City at London, Pr S ter..!!.. Ogles, in Lomberdetreet, la the Precinct of hiletn.. - ?ROMA; Mar It, 1861. ea.. ° / :T • 14 ,~ i' , o ~ S • • 0 NI ip4 • ill 1 • Ow Sas 0•1101 .~ ow ;, . Who aid • I• d e s e be conl requi &rat Dowi is. tic P' Publl YEA] and s , right Pero of th, MOO, • toff to spi Loadi R any and n ArtaelDCir Male and G H' sanTa a*. - I ana CZ! laende Its lota wet., sad Mil tta w l Chemin R E from cm, and Guy's Y Dr. Per Colour, t ° 9:rte, 79, Bt. A G tonic ; Hasa&ll Pared mdreet, : cheat. Worcei DR. kar wn Ito atm • at Its, • rifO k • 41 0Z] su' Sisdnaack 10 ITZ,1 Market. valuable W Use Be et eight, S. Banal