The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-15 00:00:00

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'3 si •,0! , L j_ ;;; ' ; Nth 4.291.] MESSRS.- MONZY WIGRAM sad SONS' (of I ra tekVali yard, Lowilial LIM ot PACIEr SHIT to A I'ST it ILi A —/'..r %I ISOM it' NZ, Part Direct chilies at Pl.nstuth di the splendid clippie it* Sr A 1, 1,100 tone. i'sptaitt J B 11.tRTIN, %IS Wpm an Nam India Welts on Mil \ tieJt. 11sy and GraWitimill at It o'clock noon on N van. i.tot , the tint Itntant Bustin irsoallent accommodation itnenestred •',ries sin etprnicoowl oWitlyme —Apply to 01.1.10 D, ALLl•tihr. soil Bit BO ti 'O, with llmlwrw MONILY and LeatkohallAtreet Thswragets by skis Ilps ai pack. I' an c.tit.eyed from Paildbuitss to Plymouth, 11rot-elm• tor secood.elas• tom, awl sewomtwities for third -clam tams. THE RABANA CIGAR COMPANY (Limited). DiaBol,ooo. Lear Admiral MI WILLIAM DICZION, Dart , Chairmea. The tight Hoe. Lordbarrogb. (LT . C. laiamM. Lear Admiral Matta. I Aldred Ism" lm. LOCUS Wri te Manager mad Mammy Dtrostor Tbe abova Ceie= puha° atheMhas to lIMr stook of real hipporYM being Na )snot migt elholont to Lampe . Moo to Moir ce Ci rlyrated cat Tamen and their ewy Mao Cfmrs. Ottem and Wardroom. It PaßmalL r .Laisies. &W. Nadal ammalea for the CooiSe . =srVuthrlia. • 4 . es, Rag WilliamotrM, : 1111 Dnktln , : es, Oration sheet . Mambo**, : fi and cad mium : Cambridge : 7, Trinity-Meet LONDON, TUESDAY ISTANIIFG,' MAY 15, 1860. (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. ST. MARTIN'S WALL TO-MORROW, May la at B. am ONATOILIO, JOHN the lAPTIaT Haim at Views; NM Ma Is this amity. UMW the nels , Ham at Mr. JOHN 'JULIAN. try. rocaNeta :--ifteelnt Mfr Parr, Ws. Wilbre Cooper, . Nastier. Mims Ss. OIL: Slaps, to . _ THE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. pabthicakeettiag w a s held yeetetchty, at the _ . • DRAMA. Under the title of ET . 11l Wind &it item —. Nobody Good ass produced het night a sieve ad4 l l•Ailt Mr. John thenhrd, of a Frisch nveaet Mau, asß Lr Saveher de 14 Rut Quitscusapoix. Mr. Oranford has 'reduced the lengthy five acts of the original to three short sets, sad has fitted them with much telling original ; he las also sucoeeded allnirahly in fitting Kr. Wigan with his wife, has returned for a temporary, engage' 'mast WWI Adelphi) with • very tenable character. and IWO WOW ma Ksgtieh sympathy fat his work by4atisg the Si n et* of his plot at an iateresting period of Eng hietcry7the time of the South Sea Bubble in the year .Nt.'Wiewin acting throughout net be spokes of in the terms. It was characterised by an earnestness, • a rough hOmely pathos bat seldom seen ; it was in Se 1411161 same ditiatic, and method a great What ou the • Yrs. Wigan has a very rsmall park, but she Ilia very well, the story of her early life being • bly delivered. Kr. Toole improves rapidly ; last sielli he i v with st'lmmewity of 4iiet .excelleat tie' tits :0 ° law p; isi tion tbar : e : st:orimedian take n d k las hil y dis kika . P* tioga ii in rshed i st ia. bat 110 lbws, Ike l ess said the better. uitarefte tab) intrittgenu. MRALBERT SMITH'S MONT BLAND , . TO-1 1 rIGHT, at I. mad EVIIIIW :411111T (bat Seturda7), ; ire Turideq ned SeStift etteebooes, at o'clock Neb. fa, Mile 16 on be Milne 66 Vie box-ellee. 1 670 6 = HA tram 11 tIU 6: aree, la. , plum la. COURT OF QUEEN'S' BKNOW—May It SECOND COVET. , r Sittiap Nit Pike at Giuldhall.— ( l.» _ ss =and Common Juries.) •_ MOMS w. goon. —rates IMPRUPOIMITor 1111 was an action brought by the p laintiff, a firm-king 7=airl the employ of Maws. Tyler, engineer?, of aping Mr. Hockley Wood, as attorney, of Basiglidl-itreet, for an assault and false imprisonment. It appeared that on the evening of the 13th of Qctober the p lain tiff left his weft in company with the gate keeper and went into niniblic-house, where they had a, aiat of beer. The plaintiff saw a crowd in Typeetreet, and Ant, to make inqubiee es to the cause, when the defendant, who bad been having a row with some boy s , tuned round and chanted the plaintiff with having amanita Lin. The plaintiff was taken to the station•house, where he was looked up from halfinst eight to half-past twelve, when he was bailed out. The foil - owing morning he went before the magistrate, but he was clischar—a boy named Coaling, who was brought up at the same time, having been fined 40s• for the assault on the defendant. It was plowed ky the gatekeeper that the plaintiff did not leave his week till eight, whereas the row occurred at half-put seven o'clock. MESSRS. MONEY WIORAJI and SONS' (of iteclsalLyard. Lootioul LINZ of PACKET SHIPS to AUSTRALIA —Ynr MELINA ENT, Pert if lip direct. to Maly the Doek..'n VI.DA 1 JUDO IR tabu at Plonoeth, the splenclPiclipper ship rk,rx. A 1. LOSE tons. G EORG E H BA WN. Corsi:mm.ler Oine in the ladle Docks This ship forms one of Nero Loney %Irma and Sows colehrsted line of packet*, which comprise the Loovinehina SUR.4 I g. Kent, Norton'. Torkshirs. •IS4 other fast. fs.ourllo, and well too.. eNps, built and fitted expressly for the panel trade to Aaateflia. Her neeosuinodalkno fur *II slaw. of perengvrs are annoupseaul. and she .11 carry an experbeneell surgeon Per trope or pos. mg. apply ALLfx MT, sad HORGAN, with Ileum DIONET 'WIGRAIII and SONS. HK Losaralroliotprol NOVELTY is SMOKING.—T 6 IiABANA MAR COMPANY Limited) top to Worm the trade and public 'enmity Wlt they ars about to Weeders a new laver We% under royal letters patent, called the FITZ CULL white eoadete et pore %haws Wt. fr ee tram ell balder eabdaisee and diakonal'," rolled into chimes et dlitment slave to slit the bowls of all ordinary anodes pipes, thereby ratable( Ye tall Mans at the pima and ocenblular the Weary et a swam diger ~ The me 1p of la vourite pips. will be mretail by all reapealable Mina cabbie the tolled sad whatnots WY* OluPosrli wurelhouse. No. St. /mere Loft. wbere Amoy be also oliklbed Ms *Mout lampleted Zombi Qom A RG YL L ROOMS, (keit i l i=b. Whitts Xi MIMI* Wasted lo het al ..- 1 NOTICI-41 otneent 8 14.1,00.‘ iddo* » Ihis, ihstablldome. every mill the ItOINTIIt BAIT, yr gam Loom% to Us lattome i= ClOsa at 8 o'clock. Is. - _ Ore . ~ 13101XTRAIT ROOM, for Ladies and Children, le tint Piet** Gallery of the Pantheon. Orfordetreet. hating • mach Improved light and easy access, and conducted N the Leedom deltoid of Photography. Portraits taken= fa. ed. Also at 10S, to skeet; tip centre of r e t i li testeat Rage ttfo re delton.htll. I : 13, Poultry Liverpool: •014 . Portraits espied far fa. Oneapeleat photographed" the day. VANCOUVER'S ISLAND Direct (with lame v dials awe** heeler Wipe wits. at hew mr .. 4 pawl an 4 rem as lewd . the arithe elippor N A I. us toss mite Sot conned sad Tiiiiß Comaanglet l• the Leeetee See oxastisoi moo-ookarwlation ter moonl-elose —ANSI to J TNONtobN mod Co. e. 1111111eraimm C. • wvl 81LEIZE8ZIO. Kamm. NO CHARGE lAA. 15E for STAMPINcipATER rod INTELOPED "fa ARM% MEM or NODILIGUIS oaporiormaao-lald edhosiroIEYEIDEES.4,I. pot oroana-hdd bola tall las, an yams for Id. : Oda iltOk. eargalooo for la ; oopoolao la yow rom ; palm do. 114. WEDDING CARD% DOWN R MITA TIONS the CEILIENONT, DOWNER sod U.IS PALM= and STAMPED Is BILVM with •MI or Cl= la Ike hint tastdos. CARD-PLATE lIMANTLY INGRAM sad le RIMIELIILNE GUIDE PILEVELD Sir ap. fld..—Olnerwit, Y lIIINET =MOM woil-kaoalo misbUolsabeat. PICVADI/IY, two dnan tram Doeirvllloolirool rr iffillfiletal 'OeettelMfil, the "lteeh-beoper at ibis thin k% will take hi* bet T 7. 'o -morrow (Weillitsdir} Wru ip g* A nqw :att. TY. of Box and CAL is announced for AT 131 REGENT-STREET, Loudon.— YINNST 7011 ZION CIGAIS ONLY. SMERRIIIV i Nt t the Reduced u m.—V lN'S allpaid to say Rtation vi bl N thr —T ab l e o6. NtiNg she.:—hard dinner wine. 24s art 10a. doss; sopolor VOL, 00. 445, sad Po Antoodllooks pat Ids. and Ott ; , boa halos. db.; and ditto Madokis Sas I !Net's lrootis oodles . &Aar Winos 421., 411.. owl rod blob dm 7t , Ns.. to lino aro! —good bus, Ns. hese. ; St. &Wis. SW std ; !Mr fdlos roijog hen es. 10 VOL Choospogno, pod, Ots. wirr i qg ..; .aposhae. Ida. OW. ». mod TOL btfillod irl:Nit sod SONS. otos ',OK mod kora morolooto of 440 two purveyors to IS.MIL Radii/ Si UNWORN-72 P M VS 0011thliidlEleg. W.C. Priced bob ea Willatisa - The deiniCe win that the defendant was pawing along Type-street whet by was insulted by some boys, who threw stoma at him. BeH shopped to chastise them, Awl wise as sandtod by several men end women. His Wel t was t a k en Mtn end the plaintiff, as he thov‘ht iralosl4 across Ma kap% so that he had mem:Able grounds far gtetng Lips into custody. The jury found for the plaintiff —damages, 101. Y STEAM 001011IINIOATION to IfirilrfLw. YOWL —The LIVIIIIOO‘ 111 W =I U PHILADELPHIA ST LAM COWAN niastaet Hee tall.powenal boa *raw elamisaldpa again. al llaimitowa le 'abaft Daemon* sad 4 WEEK LI /4)11 LI ;=k. FOR NNW TOR& L 400 R, To newel+, lay It MT OF BALT! Watesalsy, Nig IS. V 11/1). Re hseelay lay 30 And every eitocre•lisi Walbaidia. Cilia pram I& 17, art Hataame manilas la Ileassama amis. Ironware panne% pansas. praiblaw mobil Paaaasears lot Oaaa& al the WallierM boatel larevali am wry advent...lea Immo —For Artier particolan Me WILLIAM INMAN. ft Water Liverpool at to and MAIM 0. 11.1 . I Wor yi .i/l The day, Val V. sad ,VI. deo. Ma. of the ErORY of ZNGLAND, containing the Satyr of /domed VL soCtilary. JAMIE AllsoßY The deem! Volltioo. milted, et Volumes I. to IV., 000tpleting the thrtolteary 42 Ida : Jolui W. Patter sad dos. Wad Naiad. CREMORNE GARDENS. Yesterday, in defiance of bad weather, Crewtioine garde* were opened for the reason. The additionatind re novations are on a scale of extraordinary liberality. lb that moat important brands, the hotel and refredinsibt depart ment, there have bees extensive improvements, and every possible temptation has been held out to the fes tively disposed public. The new dining.aalooe la one of the morn plemntly situated room to be found witl4 an easy ride from town. The gardens have re ceived much attention, and they now band • very Complete fernery, which; besides affordinf v e eubject for interenting randy, will attract general notice the pic turesque arrangement of the specimens. An exhibition on • vly large scale is in _preparation. It is to be called the ' Pderweermea," and win h fist be a eekesal picture model of the route from into 1te1r.125 the Pew of Yount St. Gotham. The artiste are Mem& Grieve and Sabin, whom names are • guarantee of excellence hr the work. 'The musical %Mare include a new inipert•tion„ entitled the Aerepluin. It is a spa cite of organ, the pipes . of which are dontronetf to utterance of haroiony , by Mei mated of alaneapherie air. Great volume of mud is combined ' t ithe m e llow. ewe:Masa of intimation. Some clever vocalists and tortrawental jet. Lfernsere are t•ed—iimong the latter the Delepierre ramify If peemborie violinist& There is an Indian &tot a satire of Issaree, who is 21 years of age, 39 inches high, and tolerably min proportioned. He is a sprightly little fellow, with' w readiness of epeeek, and sew apparent know ledge of leArr. mate Is India, tram a muse of abelege tag A ballet, s upported by well-know rind ly well put upon the stage, is, ta Irma, sib,- kiwi* of the amiteemints. A drone, dens IL Winer dialled, a *toe, will be opined ix • weak or es t and tritest, wine • mild instalment or 'acrobatiem whets thetaite of • patrons for whet a to; coins. Nen minor YfYg mandere make op Use Mel NI entwinement w b certainly far superior to Vauxhall in its palmiest and sod' , expensive days, eannot be ermaidered dear at • shilling. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—fix 14. Sittings at Nisi Priup in London.—(Before Lord Chief . Justice Erie and a Common Jury.) &WILL V. DICILLZT.— BALE Or • 1LE1900112. The plaintiff in this case formerly kept a henhouse in Watling-street, and whilst there saved 3001. or 350/. The defendant was • brewer at Peckham, and et the latter end of 1854 he had the lease ef the Bt. Paul's Stspithouse, in Waterdane. The plaintiff at this time was about leaving Watling-street and after some negotiation he agreed to give the defendant 1001. for the remainder of his lease of the St. Paul's &outhouse. This lease would expire at Christiana, 1859, and the rent and taxes were 1001. • year. The plaintiff now claims damages upon the ground that - the defendant bad induced him to take alts stonthouse by falsely representing the amount of busi- Pen do's. Another head of maimwas, that the defendant had warranted that oertain fixtures belonged to him, whilst on the clattery the plaintiff, at the expiration of the term, yin mariblited by the superior landlord from removing part of Bite Azimut Mr. liuddleston and Mr. Chitty appeared for the plainti ff ; and Mr. Hawkins led Mr. Griffiths for the defendadt. Terapkintiff's ease was that the defendant had said that the takings were 81. or 91. a-week, whilst in fact the plain tiff never took more than 3/. 10s. a-week. Aa to the inturca to question they were in an inventory which Mr. !trite, the defendant's managing man, had landed to the otherOtle hand it was stated that no tat' baquestion had ever been made, te tn i r gat re gVelf ll4 . Me said been t t ld e notcare muct the h aboubuaiieas was t as he sea. kW a emmection. An to the fixtures, the had sold what interest he had in the them had been no warranty of - =r4 ollse fixtures In question, nor any inventory .1 *Ma Aneeher point much relied upon wes that, =eltthis alleged misrepresentation had been made more ve years ago, no action lad been commenced until • and not until after the defendant had sued the fir w maim . dials. It was also said that the *Mil bed swot previously made any co mp laint in an Way, but, ea the contrary, be hail admitted that, tw baled done badly, there was no blame atteohing u te defendant. The fury found for the defendant as to the false repre. mutation alsont the business, rod for the plaintiff as to the flatures—demeges Tf, 10s. His Lordship gave the defendant leave to move to enter a verdict as to the fixtures. Wto BItIMIZIC-11. North German s pommtel mew sbam•lip WWWAN. Ospoida MN Immo se WILDNIIIID4Ir, M 4 pun., ban •1 UM- W" lietedrlasa be tar Aim port. wilt snob sod OWL PONS :—‘lllses. ii: ion sibla. : L i rg; M • hi mad • MK faxpleora wed taw Oat debit' at Mkis elvenal Aspost-ebe r• W. ; M PP$, awl mum". swab 1s Qs North 41ormis Loy& N Ils•mis. 11. 11•44-kria, CIO. LC. ,lIVI:etO_N, 78, _Bithopwaterstreet °; 111.1a. tr.. Ike Wand, Ota, Via ; ouporion *a, too, per dozen : 41tto, oroporlor old coorloa Ma : Ma, lak, ; tioorrlos. Irma Va , Itta Via : ass., polo plass or Mama IN., AIL, IN., per doom : Clorot, l Vlto Oniladoo, N.: It. Julies, *a, Ina, : Claim timpon. as, ea, Cloomposom, Oka ; Iltosto 1111111 *Um meek, booada Ka per Mara Moovolo, lama Porolloo. leo Ikhota riol: or oily, Its. pie Ilona Wham of oar alooriplimo ogoolty reresaabia 9914 mod orlithis N. sae tree otimplasa T.ss cola Mrartrirr3ll.ll"r " A (111= k and Plethel): Omise, Symplook gad*, sad =,„2,T. Tia=l . ?, 1110dr So Ye amid -Cardin' t Anstitutioa. &c. lale Artist 11. Lloyd-omm W.O. vas ATLANTIC TITAN:MATH. IS=LAND. — CHEAP mad EXPIDrIIOI7B WM. by GUAM W INTIM lAA ,WAT NATO WAD mad ODIC by norm Trains i• POZ/ORD IA , Yves P VIDI sad lalgt powembal stamery• bow Tamdera alike Myst Wabwkel—lbay Inn an Lab sow* sal au. Itrabbs ridiaglia. Carli lIMN7 Tomb. babarlsy. by ems Win. lan* —PIM dem alb . sessel.4lle. ; SW •L lastabb available kr ase walk OM dem Ills. : issowl. iSTOURINHING LONDON grOyl in kessis as ssd au t= l i al loratar Obs iar sys i tsi es sweat of aossldissel sdissun Is say ellor hiss et sob Imams Cris S. d. sal Id sathes, al Is id. per : iss data plata . Is quits —RSOORTT Idesisr, S. Ds • Ansi. St Jaamis. LlaEU.l.d ISSlsors. Yesterday a deputation waited upon Lord Pal. menden, to lay before him the plans of the route of the in. leaded lir el taiepaph to AreeriM, rid the Fame islands, rand Omealmed, aid to ask the (Grimmest to de kli;vro or more vessels to make soundings and other wise hi' earvey the intended route. The deputation con siged (sisong others) of the following patlinien —The MEon. M Whim ilner , M.P., Sir Jaws Duke, M.P., . Rama, M.P. , Hoary Pere, LP., J. A. Roebuck, ILP., He. Sydney Proem ** Geared of Canada, Sir E Belcher, R.N., Captain Oollisems,, ILN., Captain Robinson, R.N., Dr , Rae, Colonel Ellasfiner, Captain Alla* Tones, J. R. Century, Dr. Norton Shaw, P. 0.8., Chia. Binibcdf, Esq., J. Howard, Eni i i. q Amolimidth, Req., J. Barrow, Esq., L 8. Magnus, ~ W. Baran, Req., Bd. Wakefield, Req., H. C. Chayter, ~ C. R. Deems, Faq., J. L. O'Beirne, Req., IL W. Wood , Req. The deputatirm was intro by As President of the Board of 'Lade. Mr. Canaries explained to his lordship that the °West with which the deputation sought an interview with him waa, that the North Atlantic scheme should be brought be fore his notice with the view of obtaining goverment emitames is wieking a oumplete surrey and him of mead lap aloes the c=ed serve sad civilisation the well r data fur the telegraph They pre- N Is, Ewa Coked *owed his lordship the maps and aliens of the inlieseled.Rma, and laid the rapidity of thins lONA= of words aleaglide line would quadruple that which meld have be ateaMed by the previous Atlantic scheme. Mr. Pa" LP. OnOili Afien Y Captain Collin son, R.N., Ifir R . Reicher, R.N., dad other scientific gen tlemen Interested le Arctic diseeeerf, enlarged upon the mealy and imatimee malts to be derived from a candid I aurvey. The proceedings laving belga ppwant of an hour, dadsaJ which most ilitereliall OW were made to hhhiiiiii lordship, Lord Pst.witurros said lire he could grant what the deputation required he MOM perfectly oadentaad in what 1 form they would rug*, government mietanoe. He should therefore be *id if he 'oak( be legermed in writing what ships would be seesemp, mad the tfs P they would probably be osomPled. erisw *meld the receive hie attention. BARLOVPB SILF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. So Nelson est Wirer soar Wiebe t.* BANLO7/rn. M m tAAL NTAND.—Ns waste or sedissda osta:bed I. A aktga i l A Nl Ns osa a Imesdred tat MosNli. DA ILLOWII Dia ainma.—Warrrial So mare are lea assas per J ,ile. Tnes 11.. dd. Isp.solads palls. dAJILOWII , ..1D MO Nan WWI .=WIII is a larr i r oda a V o l dm sad errs Ca cd ssslmmr. It. t: thee la kr EN nem ass Ns maks szoldaeL Hook Pries Os. Ills NIL A and Is JAMS JUSILOW, Id. law Willso am* brossesit sad pidusloss Ass tha Ids miss sad Nikon Is as miry se la saws as eposises luNalsea—aaddilisil lea Tle — setars siseimis Imo Wslieftwil &Ng Mali pa., NW leave cud' every beads, mail Mill• rue twelker pi/livable Nab at dr Paiww asika er to Mem roaD Cemet abeel. L.. aael Nalleray bales. /Merl Swab 110)URSCANT to as (War d the _High Court of ritaucory. Err Is the Nriar el am Niflote ot AV Ur A W lkseues hie IA MT N moan= id d MERE dreserl. rid le • wee LEASE.. WE o.orushe• lault.:l THOMAS Med et Ma u l tREDITuIt• .4 the slue resed ACOCIITVE Owrl 1.4 AIJIMEASILE. .he Mod la or Mewl is mei et Eon% 111 re by their ralteree. to er helm Er Elh OAS d Jew.. ter S. reee la she grew lade 411161 M is Messer. .4 Ur War el the 114414 Is Ur Erb Emi t Ohmseer lane 11..1 Orel In %kWh thereof Very .101. eseleded Err ho , ret the sthl raw —WEDNESDAY. the ISE au elf Jen. 11110) St It *sleek at ram al the err ChreebreAs ep• polnie.l Fe berths and rt,sdleetis epee the elehr• Merl thtr Seh day et 1157. lOU USD WITINO. DIM ark YLADUATE, TUVE% sad /AMADEI, Earth" 1E atemetteel. TIBM sad CHZAPIDIT TIAS aa d NT= fa PROZAND en at el bow * be abblred of MILOS mei Oih, Ires ber*stab ia rs WElbindreek als. Coed Woes wed Is. VIL. la, ss si.. soml b. : rlib Smabas Ili ge r 14L. ia To asiotemele lbs vase of *IL owl arnbes boo ko ego Wm, alike or mot* Mira le Nostsol • prise enema OM. Seem stualmil pima MI pods mob. boo *Mod& sibs * lbe Cl*. SPORTING. MB' NAST INDIA INA COMPANY gamm4.iA..40..... Who Import lidr awn MAI =iir the pals dinst,—• garbs at IS per ma its db. big of Us Mr IL el. par lb. : et Gabe hi the bony, MN led be laprog Swashing Wrebseop. ti. Wait LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, nxis And, Load... ILfty 10. trta NOTICE II EXIUMIT GIVEN. UM a SPECIAL OLNIGLAL 11ICITIAG el the hesieste of tAY Illesiety w be Sid at IfteSqlstak Leadetb ea SWAY, lhe eituae se* at It VOA Is ewe perdiely. tar Se a MMus atiliellerplee el Ike Siwatwaa 111 I a P iT ra 11/0118/=a se=el lie deesees roams as Ills• ElembiG Ira NM it busby farther Ow*, Gra s head Soil Seeetel Needow will be AM at Os inie Itwarwil Sem se Se tallawtsd /Ms, Ike lab der of lts" ter mem der arsalas lie Illeeeleilis ebb:Asian bow See awed Se Int nee=e ie reemet at Se settles siedeleed is So died el Aad melee Is M.'S twalite "Oak Owl es pima win SO twee awe trewal Sides Ow tow 'Sib win wax ea Ow =t et lb pelted end ad ihe law iwerlipt St Se paw! pews at sea Al sorb efile amid neollowe n =dr ell! he lama tt WADS poinft.-111, eider el iliallbestam iirumAx siitun Downs. Aorff. pARIB TIBET CLAM and LONDON PRIZE IMAM WATIIIIIITUN rW ISIWOODIN. CIOLDIWITHR aml JEWELLER& Usate*Wes7. 111. Coronigarda. W C.. Lemke. MIL nail wiebllarirml dram at le the aw•sieg, aa4 cm aslimius al 1 Wank. T rrt EAT BALE 4 GOLD and EIILVSR WATT JIIMITLLZRY. PLATS, *.c.-47, COIN. IC —PUN UNZ MONTH ONLY.—by URDU .1 the NZ Uto ow now wart«, st $ Rildwolo to 1 0 lighwitt 1.111110 sillier 'll oars, at I antra to It gitiairoir TAM tioid IN...whoa eariewo . at Sa to at gologoa. OM hild inmosios. at as $8 Medium uns Lars Head Wawa at la. to 111 'alma& LOIN 6011 niilliii Niel at ika to S colons lAN Hold Wawa Mt, at M. Y. to a manna 1.0111410 kt Waid,ll Namara horporh at to. to t galosh tote LW) • i odd IL at Mo. to to VIAOII4 Ella Gelid. , Iliell . ll DOM at I guinea to 70 vises* Tmpother with a WIN wowelmeat of Uoid sod Sliver Nadi Cam bold Earring.. *tads, arms Unto, Locicia, heals, K.p he . soot IMO doom TM" Nod Dwelt Naives rill ften. Anima- Ow end Doetro-ptated LOr, midi lha4/4 °Mar Mote. sod Cwort. Zpormies, maker; with every irottaint• for tit. Mhos, anti tea table. iiirloheard. he, he., aid a lawittlity of Solid Maw mu. an warted at priers to sews • apowft oak. at, DoOtlq N.C. rtEPORZ YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go to 1.1 JON OA laWbooneresols.-11•1141se Tons anon 624 Ney al n rat Ls os; Drew% Spans sad lurks. M. per lona Winnend land in pen PI Nino% SUITABLE WIDDING PRIZENTS.—Coin- OA. 00,71:11 and TILA /INT. annedque Wins, I. p.. Y.. 1 tyro to say railway on receipt of . pan-adka odder.— JUN n. Luvrthrtareade. IMPORTANT SALE of fir e r-clan new and sprawl hand rtitxrn Ftf.. —J. DIVA' and Co- beg to aa saw, no the mitotic that they have purchased the oath* turd ill. of ...rend !are bouom which. aided to thole atroody tins nisei W.. ► In Imolai.. they are offering at halt It. real value, aiiopirtnior oilte• of dinior, drawling, and had moo la net, mah.woor. wdnut, awl other ..ante: raghopka aPi rt= isms .I.lr. at IS. walout drawling mai .11tro, Iu dk, a& A. t.l . lode. op* dolling table.. at . Iron bedsteads, at IS al . every other artkk proportionately cheap. at the Griot Wn.tero Ibriitorr bazaar, 2u. 31, St and $O. Crawkatotrart. Doke oawt r.taidahed JO years. Shippers to hot climates eta nal thv shore 4t. reit Unequalled, aid arm ouw raking the heat 41. plat in London of handsome bank, Iron, and weed heo•b. in. 11 ritb.l with foroltuk, and coil,. sew quilled beds Gal Akin rompbte. with every derrlptlon of bedrooms tar. IlMe.• L.. ry anb le le warranted. Marked the lowest 'WIC* I. &r. 1, ,P.r• • Etelureted nr wooky retonor4 It 0k.4 epprovei et. .as. paid to say railway Malin la Os Itlospluta. 2410 charge hi P. km, of the sue of ems& BRECKNIELL, TURNER, sad SONS' HAND cAsigusinacs you Meg Meted Oleo Sales ilatirely price* tlx of cameo flue earned 101410. —SUM NELL TI R. IL erl 80,11 e. Wall NW Wee Almaden awl sey eke .41 send eels, ei the See Mee. 111 ems/ et. Illemedeet. R.M. AILNSR.S. THOKAB XILNIR sued SON, I ; 7 •lhmem.—xottt== 41 Os Ss. • bleb emmurt.l.• toy pnosbss Mrs as dr NY IS L. swag your Wm. Wk. h.ed Mot, sod 410410 sodoseil all my pisslp4l hook& r. au .I 4.nereelik. Nord lis Sod It Ist. tth Importmot esaliaMe. 11•40 it Moo I. Iskins d • a. I 41, eel Mak Urfa MIS sod ad ye- Smatba...s ime tam w 5447 Itassu.—Tems MICIIIIIIII.O WWI& to 411.1 It. ro.....envi. nix Immke. sc. nth Ilarvlb. pIL Arne": f. 4 PATENTS, 1, arrlionklek Lincoln's ‘•-• W -11~. DA VILI 4.IIIIIiNT rns Is pro• elm hnii .61.11 hsteNi art Illestelmskris el korm+ e pmisoess .16472 r• nal ILN PIM walk. in agellootbobelimer. QPIATAI :LIDA, improved by HARRIS and 1.3 .iu n..t arrtand f W *M. /know aural 6. ewer. *6.1, will% ry "Maw 41 4 ' llO •a. 1.. itt• ....it a.. %her Ilipmilein rad Kre.401••••• vw1.41. tryt.lly IP. VANS Ilerrlis Ulm" Ift 114 = a t:. 11trt 'imams god Ins. i L. W al an . app•ot• arum Yarn Lads& asmira w d 1 ts , tiimi—yersedits aploped. E s 4 Iwo Two XTRAORDLNAky he DISC Met ERY an ostwoly MISTS TISTAMST of CEIESU 1.01.•41.011 V a t cwt a Imo* worts! ~ice sins{ boo." Sassier -with ositlworo .4 Ow aktmal resets a lb. hi' . ..Iwistillr Islorsorrissoltosostnalsi YYW Jill AL axam 101 S• opt otOworls d llostilotiottal Trostosest Vl= O sseo ow by e OW ssoistal .se W. Mew .at solids Arm bra wows ly nor ..losst Isso 1100soi lrot ts•-...n wsdpi dis .i. t.. .tottot Pat.= as• br MILL. M A.. is. 27. Altrr.l pt.. v. Ited 44a•ret. 6 . 4 ti -Malty osnwiltillsow toss \lmo SLY Two. awl t ~tst Emesi rEtOSSE anti BLACKWELL, Pnemors in Unst"'"AacteTlßTVitiis.'"Z....•= 11 ' ii......i. d elled. oh rimed with the suet eteighlost et. "weir he tellitememen red peett7. C. sad R. law tor New pure shawl Ss W. hessur et sapplyhm ler Meje s Tal; •11111 Utak moululreia • ha of the ~se ewe to =eite-11111 Tr yig. l , r , tilie , et wiry ism i• a ea. Beam imam hasholtra. Oreme 111~11bi, ash I/Wm Priam. Sh•ebmg red odor Mad ti= baw Chltrot Mlles el Totem lids Mr Wile aft IL Owes LA* and Amalie Yaw but Oneeldere illr art Path . t eo rzur &ma erica. Sam Tie be ~ad d al l dime. 1 eh, aid vhdesele et MINX sad BLACKWELL mr.....—Noncs Cl RiaIOVAL. Ms. 111111iVINS INNS It obsgslits boosssass to II ®WI Imo ftotto&ost to wen iptilsos promlos= Ids am My to any at the utas ortstootod Mad making lwarra at 1a pop psis mad retry musk 000. osobal slab his bail= In sooredones tboreolUt. Its MILIFS sow 211011111 ho 7S. sitoocenuarr, Boisparszer. bar doom twee .1 Ilabotoratoore. TIE JITW MING ITAPI. la SPRING AND 111:1111001 ATI= E. MOSES and SON bog to state Vast their pre. parsitose far iflljo 1111 d RUM KIN sassed eay of their sleets es well le artist at In misty. Thar love Waned M ilsr prlaelpsl essrbeis both lrma sad abroad foe the but sad none& essarsdattarea sail hest /weeded In 'ma as ssateliseat weds as hos rem bakes been e = aids, are roof la Ws sr Gay other Their 115VOILI TAIWRINU s ar g ATIOLTIS have been =I tool so seem variety of the desteeel sad meet peralnr — flak LIADT-MADI CLOTHING STOCK it complete la e, ow = Mad kalwro to toy that kr elope= of kph 4okb• g 4t nolorloi wo===== tikkesiatot od kid ohaspawm H k sibmilised. won ft W atotropalio of In tr trow I= sow b.m. is Oa SMUT, NAT sod CAP sad BOOT sod Sat= DM STUMM irk= Mee boa braid= with as ostinly sew she= dfekhrsiai sad at os= hie woo at oak pekoe m =able Oho propristois Ss elk alit pah way ativaittagoo NS. a= IL MGM and SON taloo thls opportmik of otowsop- Wbig thot they faked giving thole thollowton the MI basolk of abolition of lha *My NOB= ea Ml= Oloka, =4 SON he IL , Cask of Maeda ski Aids= owl Core= af NOW Othordethrook owl Illa44kooS, Country linotoka flreabtai ori=lf , a , • K MINGO art SON with It to be if my aril *tut =pm= of It will Do e soma nta =Nowt hadtollow nit Hook Iforkot rid Soar esiodkatno "Tho Ow* d as isktkist Mwi d &Ma Wonky with OM me atostarion= =4 ikt of polo= Noy la ikZ4 grafi at m =Goo. or pool boa =CAVED TRIM. uelebrated ONITZOPLASTIO IMLIMMUL—The only Tint* gise_ lima OM .111 lessor d Tor keel Took L. Maki Poktros hr 30 wasps (fteselins arksok.—ik. Darplrkest. Lin *aft the Patisslirk). SOUND and aso lr MTH are indiepeemble er, peroml owl to health and longevity W the =Meshes of ROWLANDS' uDoN TO. or Perot Deetlhles. • oldie powder onepseed et the clinked and mei rwhwebt liMlnilt et the sit herbet It extirpates •111 talon.. o to the t.stt wed Atewes • psarl.Yh to the roe-sled mire snob the fnrile regrew et Men it the Mesh fad Weer • h wiles of the The bomb al" b the setehrleeo soil IblahWag wall= the tablestek Melee • porky sod augoines truly grateful to Its peetweer. Moe b di pse bac Illauliwa—The words bold odsomu" dd. 1/10 1111 the 1•114 sod " hawked sad SAW lad by Reiteutdordeo.* as the govetwoeut stamp. Sold by thou Amide sad partomerrs. ATOILNITE REQUISITE for the SPRING. Arai Sr tory luxuries at the protest age roe sea be .naiadLorpreg lb. owattold virtues of OLDAIDOIII LUX Of COLUMMILL If spoiled to Pe w.de and body Mw del K lopeets the tort delhertal rarer with an agrawria =lof ima It art ads pried at pried of the wiser pre- 1117 per toM bar bare ..tr...r If already tuo thin, ur turning me m ire went Its hether pfterresq. and SOS regime It male. Mies elle tes*/ dedre to base losaatttal hair, eller with wave or curt *edit we IS Ashy It 1. also celebrated fur atrelagthea. the kahr. itsakis It free wart, and prurclog new hair, and meedeebe. Ifetelehhei erne& el SO yore It larghelee maim toped IL 'see IL he. mg iii • 041 4. C sad A. OLDILIDUL et. wellterweetetet. Meted VtBILLOCIS LOZENOIB wed POWMP., ia maw Veragaa Minya; appmed Idadkaas d Par* be alis ..p, i d sod awl a an tha Nervous Daman at ilia . 11. Ike bet et ansaam fa N. the l= powder.-6111111g Dap* O. JOCIATI. lamb Maio. an neelia. lamas& IrrliSAT 11111210111110r0RaTIESt, 111, Nap th. p uma .. CUMRWELL. IL ft QS., LAIL, LELA. Mawks. ss• be en....a.4 oft fig%abc) s ii err fig Same' daddl4l. 1 4= 4 lan a Nuaz= ol l. . Chulsit said" am 4 hod paillas; ea mars WAad ad Adddimal Watt. sadaled *. or LVIS. , The pagalaka rid Amami at sew Illaaandka -711:91= a lamasar—.papas.. Traalarat. sad card Mao la. aaalk : al pm. is Nampa ern orb : la naiad. 7.. dad d Nesta. 10. Caudill as lad orb: . at Awn THE GENERAL POST .LITTERCARRIERS. A public meeting was held last night at St. liertia's Hall, to consider the present condition of the eer , men of the PeereeMea, and to afford the letter-O%Mo/, an =l Of meirlsg.• the public acquauited with the uster arida they an suffering. The hall was eiweided to every part, and upwards of a thousand letter denim mete primal In uniform, besides a large number of sorters, wismengers, a nd clerks. The chair was Werra fry Ir. Banner, FILLS, and after a letter of &palely lei bens tend ter the theme al Yr. G. Bowyer, - X.P.., the obsirmse mid bs woad sod occupy much of the time et the mestirg, bet knee Ile men to state their own ceps. The do et4rnent of the ffi Post-oce, which diffused the world, was d;gsseed by the midi** • salt lion of its servan sloe were overworked, badly and under paid. t retired an enormous rot revenue to government, and far too much importance was attached to this as • tag, when, in fact, it was not a legiti mate source of revenue. The press bad twin unanimous in condemnation of the way is which the men were treated.end from time to time masterly articles appeared in the public =demanding Poskilice reform. At length the could no longer remain deaf, and • commission we. ted from among the oaken of the anattlishment, whisk the servants of the Post-office to state their griassesem insineelal WY accordingly prepared and ▪ whiiih bed arm teen treated with the common irenneey clam alliebi artier, and the commission was heard et no more. the ma determined to appeal to the public. harnedistelP the amandasion cams into existence again, amid tits government thought it worth while to strengthen it by the addition teem the Treasury of some additional mem hers, and endeaveaued to dimwits the men from holding the public mialiag, This woe of wane refused, and if redress did net foam wpm the step, it was determined to appeal to the Hones or Oeseasena. The chairman lidded that,-for his own met, be believed the commission to Wei earnestly endeaveered to do tbe beat they could for the billereneriess ; and, in inneshaion, paid an eloquent tribute' to the qind se al Bar Rowland Hill. lit L. Maw , and other latter-carriers, then addressed *satin* and described their grievances is deka Them appear to be that the promised nae in the sate of wages has set been kept ; that own-work, which was formerly paid extra, is tow added on to the regular day's work ; that promotion is influenced by f•vouritiem, and not by merit ; and that the clothing supplied to them it unsuitable end of bad quality. In ".dition, they com plained of great heroism and tyranny in the conducting of business ; and, shove ell, el the apt= of trapletters and detectives, is insiabbeg id thane u Englishmen, and might he remedied by a shilling or two more upon their pay, sad ti p z e lidat elege temptation. Resolutions was 4 parbanientsry inquiry, thanking the prim for the rice exercised in the cause, and voting thaake to the chairman. The met kg was minuted to a sossewbst late hour. WERLITAI! Mwraonrirr Moult:mt.—Yesterday evening, the sanual meethig of the Wesleyan Mithodiat Mhoimery &MeV for the Loodes district was &Ad at (heat gamelikes. Wesleyan (Impel. Linaeles-lm-/elder. Them wee • eery stimermis attendance of the fries& of the nikaireary soterprie. Mr. Bridge* preeided. The Rev. Mr. Rowe read the report, from whleh it Zradthat towerde the 140,00041 eat yet, d loon tubed ia Leaden • wide k illed% Made. the Timbre, Uxbridge, Ook,C=,' . Iva and ether tiw be ns, llB l74l fie. Mt, or which elb• qnelieat bed Moo ralsed . la Lambeth, els., 1,0101. 111 ; sad the ant largest in the City.road branch, 7111. Its. IM: The Wel sum war an &creme of 250 f. over t em ata i The tor Gerry Oaborti, one of the (»mind s ot the society, moved the adoption of the report, and Meted that repeat intelligence received showed that =the Mame emigrants In Australia • gracious towns nirair hed sprimg ailawea sp, al le i v n iois . not4fe gamos #len six circuit had to be bid in ( baspeehberffell Sad ilve la TZ nuke Rositrilp had venetllll Issiede amities al • new chapel tar U. me et the X wies&g was Sher lialdseibi: the Beie: Gamey, et W&sern Akira (who the stele rniseSesmry stitormim at Abbsehalm. be bed hod to await of Ow /175 wives cif the Idag d got to some of whom he bed ' ti ee 16,ft thirsts if use on tstel,.. the] evidatelti • dean" to " Ilea ham the to come, and it belng likely that the Hog same* diemotlnce his polygamy) ; the Rae. Mr. Ayliff, who bed ben • missionary in ffidnerla ter forty years; the Rev. Mr. Sergeant, from th e West lodise ; the Am. Massed (Airy ; and other ministers and geltlemen. Mutual 00 PATIVITA, SOWN KL"fellgOTOX.— Numb,r of vulture for the reek meting May 12: Mors- M.., 863 ; evesisee, 1,070 ; total. I,S:gt. Sinus the open. tag of the museum free daily (May 12, 1858), 219,384. P'elyteihnic, Regent. eel, fa the purpose of completing preserre it as a plain of instructien and ra abilielmaisi to the public by the formation of • joint doe& erimmay with limited liability. The Right. Ron. the ibid r thit••••••av presided. The met, J. B. °IRV, noochainnan, then read the re hod bap pM eel preserve rd.'s* tre ' for the eaFtgw tine public me. Considering that th is l metropolis supported. 'forty' theatres and 10,000 Learns and beer-.hope, it would be a diegvear if it could net preserve Me vent theatre de-' dined to the arts and Menem. Per • ember eit yore dims dediaited to seisms • and natural pink :2°og had been carried on at th e iiiiaitution, sad the high appreciation in which they were held was evidenced by the in that they had hem Wended by 100 young _ aim moment so low lisenr. of the papas ust had hired internment ea cartideaten granted t * ;WA* pmfesevra, and out efothin total number of the tame Atsfewlses of our ocantry—ana officers selected for the - MOM AtililSe — th e Wilber of had received in flat Med itation instroctkii risem, notificatat of • efikley. (Neer, hear.) Author iwpweaM point Was this :at the Mina eaaiteliea tf lbw lisilety of Arta, open to compe tition tairmoill„, so recently as Christmas of 29 1011111 hs4 aentxm. . 11 1 .• • AO edam/ $4114 and 13 of the . 1119itainit Willi allotted mosey priowa red•otempluisw wes• Artistes the twititeiket by Ihs gist el as usafideow.. plates.) woo not en loom as It should ha that on Matardaye sad it had been the custom for the last two yam, widok be continued if with ear bleseMg of God they essill beep the piano open, to alba wonting men at han prio r mil in ounesqueose had attended the 1701. He domain he had month of the antecedents a c h titutlea . show its nano (ap plause.) ma' = had not failed se an • mediation, but ' Mee pa Vie director' to close it in eampyree el the tioili Cimr4 Nloll7 orhich resulted frank lammtable MidNY January, 1 86 9. Out the fund, _aimed/ su 'admit dm directors had purchaaed for 4,000 - fiem, the • inmagers appointed by the Court of Cilmnarry to wind up the affaire of She Boyd Polytechnic buititution, the Trans, furniture, and apparatus, the Baal soot ot which was 35,030/. If 900 sham wire subscribed for at DN. each, that would produce 9,0001, bet it was prop* It eall up only 7/. per share, • which weld give in evadable capital of 6,3001. ; the dominoes ammatsd to flo : oi, i there was • guaranteed loan of SOCK, Mt of 7,5001. U only AO more dame sow tors could carry out the project, end they m no ' doubt of the moons of the new ommeny. (Apclausal The Pori of fidionseeone add' he -Ally leiiireed with ' his nor, friend la lie .111110 et seek sin betifeilea as this. It was I** • entegtipt W and the mi l ddle yomot ill""4"4l9l 4tt well did prehisily sigioyed.. Vr piteris_wolito lime to which amitureee @gond fagot lfhwe elmi nod is the hew shleurhoede thze r ll Mtn ed the. music halls, when mpg fit einsuessiancea had been removed ally to r e nder to Lore slams ten times we It would hi for illiere to MKS Sea - could not t up • aim ter ._lento. tor dime (ipilattes.) Yea 11••••194 , XL• maven er the powt,.field it mead o cud to the -nee. , impale if they such a week a — s - Tilirti; fail for Me want of nor smart. (Sir, hear.) . Mr. Risser , kw* briefly wooded the male; lion, dwelt cm the imparlemse d elevating the gentler sr, which would elan& earl amid all dames of the ' The noble enigma*, in patting th e resolution, add he ' had been requested by Mr. Owen to mention, as he bad forgotten to do so, fiat lie - average number of yearly misters had been a quieter of • million ; and, as a proof of the interest felt fur the institution in the provinces, the receipt. in 1861—the year of the Great Exhibition—had been 11,1901., while he no other year had it exceeded 8,0001. (Hear.) ' The neoletioe wee thee put and carried. ' Yr. 8. GRE6IIO/1. moved the next resolution, affirmative of the value of such au institution as affording popnLr facilities for the encouragement of the arta and idmow and rational amusement. The Yew. Chweciio Pc Aeons, latterly chairman of the ' late hoard of itireeten. seemila the neolution, °Wendy/ it would be • &gram to London if tkis _value* institution ' were allowed to peel into other heads, and be converted into • amino, or mama wone. Re attributed lie rain solely to the heavy law expenses coaled by tie incident and •Ithough he bad declined ho join the board, he would become a proprietor in, the new undertaking solely beasuse he believed ft me the duty of every man to mein ft. (Hem) The imentlan having teen envied, Mr. JOIMPII PAM 1110•111 d a resolution that the proposed comideratde redivides it the espenditure. compered with the avenge reeeipeknifewilid • reeseeehie meow* that the institution would be sainewiestly ref bile sumer futooducted. malution--enended by the Rev.'o. ILlernixin— haring been carried, the pr gs tausisikd with • vote of thanks to the noble pmoeedin Lord Brougham • will arrive in Edinburgh on Thursday evening, for his installation as Chancellor of the University on Friday, and will leave again on Saturday morning. The shortages of his lordship's visit has been mimed by the attendlau ef the day from the lath to the 18th. Daring hie stay, Lord Brougham is to be the sued of the Lord Provost, et 21, Morey-place. We understand that Mr. Robert Dodwell, what*. experience. activity, and knowledge of teleepephic busies. are well known both in Liverpool and in Manchester, las been appointed district engineer of the Magnetic V Tele bebe:itzorpsay in Lancedice and Yorkahins, making the head-quarters of the district. Durrnausiwo CANS —The inhabitants of Edin burgh have within these few days (says the Scotsman) hew' with painful surprise that Hector Mackay son of the late Mr. Charles Mackay, of the Theatre Royal hag been tried in Canada on • charge of murder, an being found guilty by the jury, has been condemned to be executed on the 7th of June neat. From the few particulars which have reached us, it appears that Hector Mackay held the Aloe of • constable, and having been ordered . by • magis trate to pursue and secure a fugitive from . justice, eataggie • ensued, which, se it would seem, for self defame, Mackay drew his pistol and shot his antagonist. Sapponkg this to be the nature of the case one cannot uaderstand how the act could be cons trued into the crime of murder ; fen there wee obviously neither premedi talks new nadkoprepexas to invest it with this serious ohmmeter. lit all events, the u.ahapekL i oung MD, ad we undernend, mo tion prison at Perth, West, waiting the dread eel the law. The intelligence of the dretunstsace has ghee the greatest poadbie pain to all who reesenther the away eneeneut and genial gaidlties of the late Mr. Mackay any be said to have gained • world wide celebrity his tion of the immortal " Bak Nicol Jarvis Sir Sir alter Scott. Moved by every good feeling, • bumble and respectful petition to Sir E.W. Head, Governor-General of Canada, hex been signed by • large number at our leading citizens, headed by the Lord Pro , "at' paying that hie alaellaaef will take the ogee of the unfortunate ector Mackay into his merciful oonsiderstion, and commute or remit his sentence. The petition left by the mail es Bawds , and we earnestly trust that de prayer trey be sucotsdel, at least so far us commuting the capital pliananuetit. Claw Roams OP 811CrSITIlie, AND PROW? AND CLIVE% Carrots.—On Saturday one of the members of ea extensive Liverpool inn was proceeding to Heywood's leak with upwards of 11,0001. worth of bills, ko., to de , posit, He had all the papers in his hand, but having for a mo b : akia tent e t7d them is his coat pocket in order to use his • dexterous' and experienced thief who wee Cremoved them and escaped. The gentleman lost'no e u r g ngokg to the Liverpool polka-office to give informa ties. lie Mere found two officers cities London detective I force, who were dews "on buainens"—via., to look after two clever and daring members of the swell mob, who were " wanted" be the London astherities. The gentleman sod the officers went towards the pest-office, MEd before they had arrived they met a man coming from the Mike, whom the Leedom officers recognised as an adept member of the thieving profession. They captured him at mum sad found M his ion a receipt for a registered 5: 3 . earpee deg this letter might contain the stolen one of the firm, accompanied by a detective, went to a on Saturday evening, accompanied the postman to the pleas whither the letter wea directed, and apprehended the nelpieut. The latter peeved to be an acoonipliee of the in Liverpool, and the letter contained =e l= had been stoien. So prompt, clever, and lmaneitilbl• • capture hes seldom if ever been recorded: A PATO, ?lONS AS CAIINSIDOIL— On Saturday , evening last two young cues, ma lined Nathan Hauler and Henry Wales, after playbg genes at the Bell public ' boom, Northsrapesued, mbeidge, had • quarrel, and eveetuelly get to Igktlas, !gm, dear throe reeds, the latter remind • fatal blow; end died instantly. Yesterday morning ea inquest wee held at the Merton Anna, North. sroPuwedreut whims, Ant • isqry. the jury returned • verdict of " ter" against Heater, and also aphid Stara Pan, the of the Bell, where•the light eeentred, few WO, dm mid Nathan Brasier. The were fcavally ramindal before the meautratee rill ' 6.ali lkas sea day, when they will be mainlined upon the coro ner's warrant. Ens's Boumorsamo Cocoa.—ln delicious . aroma, grateful unoatbnaa• and invigorating power have pro. cored Its general adoption as a Weaned beverage. t lb.. 4 lb., I and I lb. packets, at le. ebt. R. plr4 su l the Epps,Advertlmmenganms TATTEREIALL'a—Moirn•Y. The betting on the Scenersetaldre Stakes scarcely calls for comment. 4te 1 weaolfered on the field, Pan baying slightly the sill of the animals quoted below at that prow. For the Derby the Wizard firmly maintained his position as fin* favourite, 3to 1 being offered apron him, often to take • shade of odds above that puce did lot meet with any response. Ummre, after having been backed at 4to 1, receded to 5 to 1, SM. to 1001. being laid against him ; t to 2 was then booked several tuna about him, awl at the close he was again beaked at sto 1 for money. 190 to 100 was taken about Thormanby, and for some time not more than 6to 1 was offered against him. lager, however, he receded to 8 to 1, which price wee taken freely, those odds Dot being obtainable about him at the dose. Decided hostility wee evinced against St. Albans. After hav ing been =d at 10 to 1. 1,230 1 . to 1001. were laid viand a odds might have been obtained throughout the remaiuder of the preeeedinga. Nptbourne was in Dome force at 20 to 1 ; after those odds had been offered eigatult , Buonneer, 25 to 1, and finally 30 to 1 were offered again* him without effect. The outsiders most in request was Sutton and Tom Bowline, considerable invellesent W made on the former at o 1 ; the latter rewind at 1,000 to 10 end afterwards 2,000 to 25 was wend= booked about him. Coofectirmer also found • friend at the lad named odds, 1,000 to 15 being his closing perks& Cremona was in disfavour, receding to 50 to 1 offered. Loiterer advanced from I,OOD to 15 to 50 to I, and Largesse was backed at 1,000 to 5. THE somiatarrsimix STAKES. 4 to 1 apt Mr. T. Pair ' s NA 04 4 to 1 Lard Cheeterfield's Telegram (t) 4 to 1 Mr. T. Pan's Pbilomel (t) 4to 1 Mr. B. Ten Broecies Cock-a-hoop (t) 10 to 1 Lord Coventry's Dame ft) 10 to 1 Lord Clifden's lteswer(t) 10 to 1 . Mr. Parker's Precise (t) DERBY. 3to 1 opt Mr. A. Nichols' The Wizard (off) 5 to 1 Mr. R. Ten Broeck's Umpire (t) 7 to 1 Mr. Marry's Thormanby (t Btp 1 freely) 12 to 1 Loed Palmerston's Mainstay) (t) 100 to 6 Lord Ailesbury's St. Albans (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Wyatt's Nutbourne (t) 25 to 1 Mr. Jaques HO Trews@ (t) 25 to 1 Captain Christie s Horror (t) 30 to 1 -- Lord Portareouth's Buccaneer (off) 33 to 1 Heron Bothalduld's Bastes (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Tate. The Bap (off) BO to 1 Mr. rAasoes Craniond (t) 50 to 1 Mr. Harland's Sutton (t) 50 to 1 Sir Joseph Flawley's Loiterer (t) 2000 to 25 Lord Glasgow's Tom Bowline t) 1000 to 15 Mr. Mundy's Confectioner (off 1000 to 10 Lord Derby's Cope Flyaway (off ) 1000 to 5 Sir Joseph Hawley's lorpsse (8) 5 to 2 John Scott's lot (t) THE GAYA 4to 1 apt Mr. E. Hall's Seclusion (t) sto 1 Mr. Williams's Rupee (t) The Subscription Room will be opened each day during the present week—en Saturday for the wpm of com paring bs, he. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AMMAI" MAT IL —APPourrigilim —Pay master W. J. EBa t to the Baochante. Aciting Third Clam limiiM.int Engineer H. Lancheater, to the Aria, for temporary mini°, in the Stork. CHATHAM, MAY 14. EXPERIMITMI BY CAtTAIN NOSTOW.-801116 ne perimenta, attended with very satisfactory results, have been made by 40Iaptaia Norton, the inventor of the kliqtdd fire.shell, and other mimed.", for the purpose of demonstra ting the improvements he has effected with balls fired from the ordinary Brown Bees" musket, whereby the range and aesuaey d that weapon are made nearly equal to that of the rifle. In the trial" which have been made Captain Norton has succeeded in producing • ball, which in %shots fired at • target two feet in diameter at a distance of 200 pada sera& the target each time is sueseaskin, and on the range being increased to 250 yards only one or two shot, failed to strike the target at that distance. In firing thole 40 rounds there was no difficulty in loading, closely although the ball fi tted so that the barrel of the musket appeared to he most effectually sponged out by the suing of the er cartridge which Captain Norton uses. The balls were cast in a mould known as No. 12, and beim Inclosed in the netting of the gosurner cartridge Ms the barrel so closely as to allow of no lore by windage. The weight of powder in each cartridge was two and e half drachma. TOTAL Lows or Two TILATALOAA.—On the 20th of April the AM Trafalgar, 717 tons, laden with sugar I and ague from Manilla, sprees • leak in lat. 30 N., lon. 42 W. It appear' that in moderato weather she was gaining heavily upon the pumps, and upon examinatioa it was found that the auger worm had completely howey. combed her bottom. It was utterly imposiibie to repair the damage In spite of every e ff ort the leak remand— ...km. • four foot water in an hour, when all hops of arr. th — T - r p from sinking was had. T woi vowels happily hove within hall. The captain and crew, twenty-five In number, were pinked up—aerator in • ship_bouad for AnnW and 4 ma halve bound for Landoll. The latter were isp= Dover yesteMay during divine serviokaad war roorralat dr Sailor' ' Borne. The crew had not left the dodge of the Trafalgar above lye minutes before sir gar a oiddir dog and went down. The Trafalgar hpiropadi to the kr et Dunbar. Nearly one hundred wrecked awn et differed bations have occupied the Dover liallorsar bs t:i . :ne w = the assistance of the Ithipwreeited have received every aunties whisk their Ilindholdreor. stances required. The eau were forwarded to loradp• with a free pass, liberally granted upon all such reader by the directors of the South Eastern Railway Ontsy•ay.—Dover, May 14. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. MAI 14. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) SMITH MID SMITH r. •LDOGII AND TOCNO. The imitator, Mrs. Eleanor Kent, died an inmate of the Yaryiebotte worldliouse in July last, leaving wowiy of the valve as shout .525/. By a will, dated October U 5 8, she = 6 12: defendant Aldan 380/., and Mn,. Young, his , the remainder. The will was opposed ou the =4 . linwipacityand undue intluenixt ; but, after hearing mg siert granted probate. I CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THE OUR or Tits RSV. MR. HATCH, Pow. yeeterbes Sorest.) Mr. Bares Channel} then preesedad to refer to other por tions of the evideuce, and said it was rather a remarkable fact that there did not appear to be any ruggeition that Mr. Affalsh Lad mad* any threats or prosshies to either of the children to induce them to be silent. His lordship then referred to the circumstances under which the present charge wan preferred, and explained to the jury that by a recent act of parliament any learned judge had the power, upon depositions being laid before him, to order that an indictment for perjury should be preferre d, and in this are it appeared that Mr. Baron Bramwell, who tried the former one, hail takes' that comae; but this ought not to be taken as any indication of dissatisfaction at the result of the former trial, as he was bound by the act of parliament to do what he did, and the matter might have been dis posed of either by him or any other judge. Ills lordship read through the remainder of the evidence fur the pro secution, and then proceeded to call the attention of the tarry to the testimony that had been adduced on behalf of the defendant, and remarked upon the fact that the younger child swore distinct ty that her mother used to take her to church every Sunday, whereas Mrs. Plummer maid that she dial not do so, and she gave a reason for not going with her chfldren to church, and he pointed out other contradictions in their testimony. In reference to Mn. Plummer he said that she appeared to have suffered a great deal of anxiety on account of her children, and although her conduct in the witness-box was certainly very ettmordinary, he thought the jury ought not to allow this to operate too much to her prejudice, and that they should weigh her evidence fairly and dispassionately, and allow it to have its due weight in influencing their de claim. The learned judge then read the remainder of the evidence, and in concluding his observations he said that the defendant was now upon her trial, and if the evidence established her mfilt, it was their duty to say so by their verdict, but if, as he had before stated, the evidence left any reasonable doubt upon their ninds, she was entitled to the benefit of that doubt, and ought to be acquitted, although that result might in volve very serious consequences so far as Mr. Hatch was concerned. The jury, however, had within", whatever to do with that ; they were bound to decide this case as they would any other, and if the guilt of the defendant was not satisfactorily established they ought to say so by their verdict, without any reference to tho consequences to other parties. The summing up of the learned judge oompiad seven hours and three-quarters in its delivery, and at a quarter to 6 o'clock the jury . retired to deliberate. They returned into court at 8 o'clock, and pee a verdict of Chtilly. The foreman of the jury at the same time handed to the learned judge a written paper, which his lordship directed to be road. it was in the following terns :—" We find the primmer Mary menuPlummer Guilty, and whlld we re . commend bar to the utmost extent of mercy, we venture at the mono time to exert.' a hope that your lordship, if you have the power to do so, will direct that any imprisonment to which she may be subjected May be accompanied by a proper ammo of trailing and education, of which she has hitherto been deprived, and probably would still be deprived at home." . There was a burst of applause when the verdict was deli vered, and it was not without difficulty that it was stopped by the came of the court. A great camber of persona had amanshisil wandda the building, and the result of the case was renetwed with loud cheering. Baran Clinagell raid be should consult ilr. Justice log with mind to the sentence to be pronounced, and in thu mwentlin siefwahuit might goat large upon the mine re. as before. Vf il at e rne of the defendant was called upon to give the mired inammiatate; but he warn not in attendance, and „minimally • gentleman connected with the solicitors for the Menem entered into • recoimizoney in the awn of 500 t. for the defendant's appearance, and she left the court with hits. [Advertii.ement.J ••••- HOLLOWAY ' M Plow AND Ourritzter ALWAYS ElltiVlrsanus.—Theee medicines have lawn 'WWI by grateful patients "The Household Treasures," and =trip prove really and faithfully all that cherished name In the hands of the unlearned they are as safely tin =rwhen the scholar use. them. They possess the Incstl advantage of never doing harm Do judgment Is necessary IllgtHHe their administration no responsibility can attach to gm I .....ancing Holloway's neeerfalllng medics. rents. 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