The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-25 00:00:00

~~ AMERICA. (nod oos emus HEW YOU. MAX 13. The following letter, which appeared in the Times of yesterday morning, and is, I believe, from the pen of Mr. Raymond, tb. editor, whose rela tions with Mr. Seward have long been intimate, contains a good deal of interesting information about the aassination plot: Weeldestaa, Webs*, May 10,1866. Toe will be glad to know **Ma sweater repels of Bargeoa•Gooral Bus cetworalag figentary Bora* are fully jug** by the tints. Hs is reseverlag eigadlly sod rapidly. Indeed. his poen] system is as woad. and his pawl health at good at ever. Hie wounds do not pain him sow, and the pahas upon his bee end throat have healed. Owing to the long delay in mediae the boom of hie Isken jaworldelt was owed by the Seeps* semels, the keels that. has been slow, and is still kapok* He hie wont the Seals sad serviosable steel hams by which his jaw is kept la pis, sow for about a week, sod is pOlaii said to it somewhat. At &et il peeved* him sleeping, go that be pined very little strength, and pew nervosa ; hut he cm now sleep soundly with is. mil sal, has It se incoavorase arid aassoyaeos. As it Sludge two or three large *Aisles, kept he • fixed poi within his men* it of emeses interferes somewhat with his artier Utica ; and at it preveeta him from takiag say food semi in s liquid form, ted to him Is • Osage. it is mesh to ke expected that be Said sepia etisselt very vapidly. Nevesthelem he talks a peek deal. wept about the hears, gess up sad down stake without eseist see, sod t.keeloag rides without much fatigue. I rode with him over two beers on Monday, under the hot sun of midday, *rose the Animate Bridge, end over the rough made of the Maryland side of the Potomac ; and I think I was more Miguel whoa we returned than he wee. Mr. &sward Olio freely of the susigation sad of suite t he sad aateciedente. Ido not think he wee is the last =pre* at it. Indeed. he ho se then see with* the lest two years told me In ocavenatioa that we *ski gem ease from this peat war without polities,/ seshatime. They might be OSP* In theism of aiding the rebellion, or for the purpose of mewls be defeat ; but they were literally certain to coma For hie own pest, I knew that he had mede his pens' azreagetneate with a view to the possibility of i s a Moms of hie own career. He was never insensible of the extent to which the greet body of the elsveholdisig oligarchy held him nopondble for the political and moral *sages which prompted the rsbelllos. Aced I may ma well add, that they know ism* better than some of oar own people the fact that from the very beginning at this war to its end, hie soma and advice have always boa for the boldest and most vigorous measures for its snow Kan Mr. Seward talks very freely of public affairs. He has now, as he always ham bad since he knew him in the Berate, the pcofounden confides in Andrew Johns. It wee very easy, he aid, to tell is the Berate, by their toes mod bearing, what min were fitted for palate service in a Kr of revolutiou, sad what men were not ; end he sever had a monsaVe doubt concerning Johnson. Mr. Seward, as yet, has tliken no part, since the smelt epee is public affair; though he has supervised, to a stain extent, the Sion of the state departmeat ; but I think that, lints something should retard the Wittig together of the See of his Ow, ha will DA the sled of two or three weeks be fully competent for Ito highest duties. And lam also oogfident that President Johns has never for • moment thought ci placing than ditties is any other Sada. Of Ur. Frederick Seward's prospective rervery, I can. mot speak with so much oonfidenes. He is sot yet coati. dere by hie surgeon out of daapr, though then is a per. oeptible improvement in his oonditioe. It seen that on of the blows from the pistol in the sommin's hoed ruptured a hind venal lying agog the upper Nolen of the kris, when it was impossible to use the allies:7 suppliant cd surgery. The bleeding was stopped, therefore, with the • until • ooegulation of the blood served the same pur pose ; and the aim of the surgeon now is to keep it in this tradition until the ruptured artery heals. It bee Om way ones or twice already, but soccer is hoped for still. He is perfectly 0006600 a end ma talk ; bat he ia act allowed to speak as all nor to move, and all visitors are rigidly excluded. It is hoped that with this perfect quiet, and with nothing whatever to accelerate the circulation, the requisite healing may take pine. It has 'beady been shred that the person known as Pain bee onfeeted the attempt sorsa Kr. Seward's life. He says that he had never seen him, that he had nothing spinet him, and that be attempted to kill him only because be bad swan to do it. The whole affair, he bas aid. was • gigantic failure—only two (Booth and himself) of the whole number concerned Lavin kept their oaths. If it had snecteded, he as" the actors in it would never have been known. This stems at first sight inoorisistent with the open exposure mode of himself by Booth aks the smastiaation of Mr. Lineal, But I have been told that it was part of the plan to turn off the pa in the theatre the instant the pistol ahot was heard, sad that the man was found at the controlling stop-cock to whom that duty bad been usigned, but that he failed to fear the signal. Paine is not at all communicative. He refuel to disclose tie 1111212011 of his amodates, or to say anything of his own antecedents. It is sot believed that he has given his real Dime, nor is it known to what part of the country be belongs. He looks young, not over twenty-one or two ; bas a square, hard face ; a clear firm eye, which returns even now unflinchingly the d arned ,' an d stea diest: gaze; is very athletio in his frame; has whits, soft hands, evidently unused to work, and although utterly unmoved by throats or by harehnass, gives indications of tangibility to acts and words of kindlier. He is • roan of more than ordinary mark. He says that when be fled from Mr. Seward's room he knew that be bad failed, and expected to Sod the hall below full of can, summoned by the cries of murder raised by the coloured boy, who had ruched into the street, which cries he himself had distinctly heard. But be was prepared and determined to out his way through them all, and wan surprised to find himself un -oPPose- The man Paine is supposed, I do not know why, to be a Canadian. He was arrested at 2 o'clock in the morning, on entering the house of a Mrs. Surstt in Washington, whose son has disappeared, but it has been ascertained that the latter had been in Canada shortly before the assassination. There has, within the last few days, been a good deal of angry discussion here over the decision of the government to try the prisoners in secret. The newspapers in this city of every party were on Thursday morning unanimous in denouncing it. Some objected to the trial before a military commission ; others, while acknow ledging the necessity or propriety of this, argued strongly against the secrecy, not only be cause of its danger as a precedent, but because of the opportunity which it would afford the enemies of the government of throwing doubts on its good faith in the charge it has made against Jefferson Davis. It has offered 100,000 dollars for his appre hension, and solemnly accused him before the world of complicity in the assassination, and has alleged that it has evidence in its possession sufficient to prove it. This evidence, if it exist, will, no doubt, be produced on the trial of the conspirators already! in custody, but if it be produced in secret, and only those portions of it are allowed to be pub lished, as is now declared, which the Judge Advocate may select, it is difficult to believe that it will produce much impression on any body. No faith or credit will be plated in it by the enemies of the government, not much by its friends, and it would find itself saddled with the very embarrassing imputation of having trumped up a monstrous charge against a political enemy with the view of justifying design' against his life for which no warrant could be otberwbi discovered. In fact, from the moment tines charges were made, the President came under a most solemn obligation to the whole civilised world to make them good. Should he fail to do so, there will unquestionably be a strong re-action in Davies favour. Even those wbo bare most horror of his political career will be revolted by an unsuccessful attempt to make him out an assassin, end be will 1001111183, THUBSDA.S , IMW 4II 18652 TEE quit the Wesley, &odd ha mowed in doing so, with the rank and humours of a persecuted man. Moreover, it is said, can it be expected that foreign nations shonkl attach mach weight or importance to the Presidential proslamation iambi on Wednesday, declaring the war at an end, and pronouncing the Confederate cru iser" pirates, when a prisoners are being tried at Washington before secret tribunal established in virtue of powers which everybody acknowledges the gevernmea4 OM only derive from the actual existence of a state of war 1 If the war be not ova , why should foreign powers be expected to axatode' the Shenandoah from their ports now more thaw emu If it be over, where is the warrant for the trill of prisoners in secret before a military commiseiou 1 The dilemma is a disagreeable one. The answer model by the friends of the government is, that it has the required proofs ; that it will produce them whenever it can do so without risking the escape of accomplices who are stall at large ; that the exist ence of a great conspiracy against the lives of the high officers of the republic has been discovered, but that at this stage of the proceedings the publi cation of particulars is impossible. The prisoners are being tried before a military commis sion because it would be very difdoult in the existing state of the law, which makes the formation of an opinion as to the prisoner's guilt or innocence cause of challenge, if not impossible, to get a jury empanelled at Washington to try such a case, and because it would, in • civil court, be impossible to convict Paine of anything but an assault with intent to kill, the punishment for which would be vary inade quate. They add, that under these eizonmstancee, with a gigantic war only closing, and with a tre mendous combination to murder its principal functionaries opened out before it, the government is entitled, for a short time longer, to a continuance of the confidence which the public has hitherto reposed in its honesty, and which it has net, so far, kand reason to regret Still opinion is much divided about the matter. The press, as I have said, is in this city strongly opposed to any further prolongation of military law, and articles appeared in all the journals on Thursday morning reprobating the secret The Union League Club thought itself bound to express a strong counter opinion in support of the government, and resolutions deprecating the line of criticism pursued by the papers, and approving of the course of the President, were introduced at a crowded meeting on Thursday evening, and passed after a stormy and acrimonious discussion. Some of the speakers on the government side ad vanced some very singular doctrines. One gentle man laid it down that all offences committed on persons actually or constructively in the military service were " military offences," and therefore triable by court martial ; so that under this ruling i if I knocked down a quartermaster or provost marshal in New York, I might be sent before a military commission, and shot if it thought proper. The same speaker held that the desire of depriving' the conspirators of what they doubtless highly enjoy, the Eclat and notoriety of proceedings in open court, constituted a sufficient excuse for secresy, and that Mr. Stanton's well-known legal erudition made any criticism on his mode of trying anybody improper. The motives of the press, too, in taking ground against the government were very freely assailed ; the general impression seemed to be that they were nothing higher than chagrin at the loss of the chance of reporting the trial. I must confess that although I see very clearly the force of some of 4e arguments which are used in defence of what is taking place at Washington, I was a good deal astonished by the nature of the general propositions which some of the speakers on this occasion put forth. Many of them would justify the establishment of naked abeo infix= ; and although I do not believe they met with anything like general assent, the mere ut terance of them by even a few individuals before such a body as this club, seemed to me to reveal pretty clearly the great mischief which has been wrought, and the confusion which has been intro duced into popular ideas, by the absence during the the last tour years of an honest and capable oppo sition. The party which has undertaken the task of criticising the acts of the administration ever since the beginning of the war has been so notoriously in sympathy with the public enemy, so well known to differ from the body of the nation, not only as to means, but as to ends, that its fault-finding prophecies and warnings have passed by the public as the idle wind. In fact, its denunciations of arbitrary arrests have only had the effect of making the country more and more indifferent to them, and its attempts to keep alive greater reverence for the forms of law have only lowered them in the popular estimation. The more they have raved about civil liberty and the danger of precedents, the more satisfied the rest of the community, because of the necessity of not being for the present too particular about liberty, and of supporting the government in what ever measures it thought necessary for the safety of I the State ; until at last all criticism on its acts has I come, as was evident at the Union League Club the other nigh; to be considered by a vast number of people as a form of attack on national existence. This feeling will, of course, now gradually die out, and Iwo every day signs of greater impatience of mar tial law. When outbursts of indignation about it are heard even in the Union League Club, it is a pretty sure sign that the public is largely infected with the same feeling, even if we bad no notes of warning from the press. At the same time there will be great unwillingness on the part of the govern ment to relinquish the power of arbitrary arrest until the basis of re-construction at the South has been finally settled, and the State machinery has been set at work again. To do so would be to leave it in the power of the Vances, and Toombsee, and Bonham', and, in fact, all the old set of Seces sionists, to come back, drive the Union men from the polls, retain or re-establish slavery, and treat the whole war as non avenue; in other words torelinquish all share in the task of re-organising Southern society; so that I do not expect to see the habeas corpus re stored as long as there remains a trace of armed re. siatance to the government to furnish the necessary constitutional justification of itasuspension. But the power of arbitrary arrest and trial by court-martial will, I think, hereafter have to be exercised at the North with great caution, or there will be a Soros reaction against the government, immense as is the confidence which is now reposed in it, and which it must be confessed it has fairly earned. I doubt if powers so extensive as it has wielded during the last four years wen ever, all things men dated, wielded with more prudence, discretion, and respect for individual rights. Neither freedom of the press, nor freedom of speech has dace 1861, been interfered with anywhere outside of the border States, where the presence of a large amount of disaffection amongst the population, and the near neighbourhood of the enemy's forests, have rendered military rule absolutely necessary. The Confederacy, astonishing as it may aeon to you, has hed an " organ" of its own in this city ever since 1882, which denonased the North, its govern ment, and its rusks, in vary much the same lan guage, and from almost precisely the same paint of view, as the Richmond Bessniswr, while both in this city an 4 in every town all over the North there have been journal. published, which though need nally Northern in feeling have reviled the govern meat and its odium day by day with a bitterns* and foul-mouthedness which the Morning Herald might envy. In fact , to people here who heard the language that was used on the platform all over the country during the last three years of "Lincoln and hie minions," the lamentations which they read in English journals over the loss of American liberty have seemed very amusing. And there is nothing more idle than to try to persuade people that their liberties are in any danger from anything that has occurred. The warnings and forebodings that are uttered in England on this subject ought to have tome from some country in which the Habeas Corpus Act was never suspended, and no publisher was ever prosecuted far seditious libeL The opposition that is now made to arbitrary arrests and military trials springs not from fear, but from irritation and jealousy. And in the whole aeries of delusions which have been spread about this war there is none mom absurd than that which supposes the Confederacy to have presented a more favourable contrast to the United States in the matter of respect for personal freedom. Ike flourish of trumpets we have so Cara heard ever the fact that the privilege of the habeas corpus wannever sus pended in the South has an odd sound in the ears of those who rentemberthatthe whole whiteisalepopu "%don of the South was heldliable to militeryeervios, and that even the farmers and mechanics remained at home to pursue their avocations under permits from the War-office. The boast that men in this position were left in the enjoyment of the great writ is very liked Mr. L Q. 0. Lower's beset in London, that the Southern slaves enjoyed the pro tection of the courts as well as the white man, while he made no mention of the fact that in no Southern State can a white man be convicted of any offence on the testimony of • negro. An overseer might commit a dozen murders with perfect impunity, in the presence of all " the hands " on the plantation. The Times of this morning has the following, which seems semi-official : We believe we me quite wren in wiz; that Mr- Stanton has had comparatively little to do with the judicial arrengerneets of this cams, and has not eves read the great men of evidente which ante into his department, tending to pore beyond all doubt that the senainatioe of Mr. Lincoln was not the act of a fa Gray idiv bat one in a mass of murders pleased by a gigantic sad wide spread conspiracy, acing in the interest of the phonies, and aiming to repeat in this country the anarchy and carnage which here often followed similar Imes is other lands. That widens" together with that which had stamulated in the State Departmeat, was handed over to the Judge-Advocate- Geswel, the proper officer to take ispl mamas, of the case : and it was upon the 'rifles report of Hos. Joseph Bolt, stating his deliberate sari &a carload, formed slier a careful examinatica of all the tenimeny, that the murder was the result of a conspiracy, sod that this coespirecy wr most formidable in its exteat and ia the proaliesnoe, cha racter, and mourns of Its leaden, that the &aka of the government was based. It was President Jarmo, and set Kr. Stanton, who took action epos this report. After a avail dimension of the whole salad at a ablest mating, the Product deeded, with the 00 , 110M11 1 11011 of every member of his calitheit, that patio pities and public safety demanded that them sputa and tools of the onapincy should be tried by a military tri bunal as for a military alms They are charged with having aided and aecomplished the ameasination, is time of civil war, in a city fortified and held by a pr elim, of the commander-in-thief of the army of the limited States. Dick Taylor has surrendered, but it is reported that Kirby Smith is going to bold out. I doubt if this is more than a bit of braggartty d la Davis ; but if he does, Canby has force enough to dispose of him in a few days. The Mexican emigration is ceasing to excite much attention, and the general impression is that it has been got up by a few vagabonds and adventurers, and will amount to very little. General Rose crane was reported to be at the bead of it, but he disavowed it in a speech before the Massachusetts legislature a few days ego. Subscriptions to the " seven-thirty" loan are pouring in on the most tremendous scale. Upwards of 60 millions of dollars have been taken in the last four days, and a large portion of it in small sums. B,4offlpirt. nfrEwas.wox. DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT Or THU WILTSHIEII Yzo- ItaNaT.—The " Prince of Wales's Own" Royal Regiment of Wiltshire Yeomanry Cavalry (upon whom the royal title wee conferred in oonsideration of their services os the coms eke ct the visit of the Prince of Wales to Savernake, the residemse of the Marquis of Ailealku7) have fallen into Ned I which, if not investigated sad punished, will rI doubt end in the disbandment of the regiment. The corps I have just closed their eight days' permanent duty at War minable, and daring that period the conduct of same`f th e' members has been such ao to stamp the regimen indelible dsgrace, which cannot be told—in the first place, because the tradesmen of Warminster wish to keep the matter quiet ; sad in the i s place, because the conduct of the " gallant" troopers is beyond the bounds of decency. In the daytime respectable women scold not walk anat• tended through the streets with safety. At sight the houses of respectable tradesmen were damaged by the sign boards being defaced or earned away, and bell pulls and knockers were wrenched off with impunity. Is one case the house of a tradesman was broken into, the property injured, and the family bushed. Women of bad character were stripped to the Ala, tied to poles, and dragged naked through the struts. la au instance Gee of these unfortu nates, after being subjected to indescribable barbarities, was thrown into a stream of water, and, though we believe there I. no truth is the report that she has since died from the effects of the brutal treatment, we can hardly think that she has escaped without serious injury. Common de owl forbids us from stating all that bee been perpetrated there. It is difficult to believe that the o ffi cers could have I remained ignorant of what wee a towel topic of converse tioo but It is still harder to behave that any gentleman isona have known of snob exams; without making as effort to stop them. Such is the feelihr of indignation I thrombont the Gouty at the en-Fugheli end nansanly oat- Ms%• is the name of all that is soble and manly, P l7;t l rist'volunteere, that, unless some en ergetic steps are taken by the officers and the more respectable of the men to remove the utter disgrace that now attaches to the" Trines of Wales's Own," it is proposed to memorialise i the goverment for the disbandment of the regiment. Water.' Daily Pram MURDER LE IRILAND. —The Castleta l ir tm Loounty Mayo) consapoodget of the Preeman's Jo writes under dated Teiseday—" For some time past the authorities here have been investigating a owe which at Out preennled , a rather mysterious appemsnae, but which, after • dem 1 siftiog, tures out to have been a vary barbarous mods; in 1 which three proms are implicated. A short time dam • woman named OW:arias Dooms saddealy diaappeared, and is she had sot lived co the best hems with her husband's people, musician was maim and police vigilance, kept mos with it. No clue, hoverer, appeared for several days, whenasapes.or • pion el • dna, well knows to have belonged to the woman, was dug up out of what seemed to have bees ream* turoed-up earth. It was as apnea—only as &pram, sod nothing more—but it 1 was • alas, sad strengthened the summorie that Osthe.l 1 rine DOGGY had bees pr om th e This tact bas now 1 beau fully establitked. Prom the information of the wife of cue of the person, who had been arrested ca enspieles, 1 tie body of tbe alma( women has been foged buried la itl kid is the locality. It hes bees mlugarmi. hdly identified, i mil it ashibitid marks of violence shoat the bead. Ii bee twain inamikad Mail& & qnsnel with the dessesawamea • meg smut James Devon, brother.in-law to the woman, rind' bar sevesely os the heed with a heavy vagina in. gremmet knows as a " brays," from whist, she wen knerked dove. At that time Janet Doman was heard to my bis would " mauler her," and salnequetly he was over. bard stating that the body was buried where it was fouad. Oa the vardiet of the earears's jury James Down, Dogma, and lifisimel Deems have been retarned ni t= aria= as sebum ai wilful Rada." Du Dany's de/kiwis health restoring Rovalents Ambles load warm, without mollielee at SssewiewbmcmDeX °aai.ra)Mrn;*VtZ law, 114 °.' earemokard. sod awe ars to Ohm tettaakot MON cares Ow. Ns. i im inarg. wet t liegenhettesk lewd" W. In a Ma, tlio-41 an piss—, - AVIV IIAORK-MmarlitrAT The esseed ileg el the meellog fully seetalord. he Amer ter, sod abhors* the list of wren lie awn el Ow etihme• hos cd the heimmestehin BMWs. the Beardert .. .w: MB which has bees initiated limo hal year), with do War wends, aide up BB medlemß ens was Wilt 001141 not la ponce eziez yews, ci so2e weather wield not hen hen mere . The /Mod wee pond with a hrge mod caw pen, sod the emerenre weir the mem el mussaleties el the meet Seely tharester. dathipellei sconecosie asset the DJlLbLerere premise epee the emisedily _te the tin, 'rhea am to lion Chattaimeri maid la ID to limbo =hest the "WNW 101121 2 r" Pim* whim ts 50 to 1 wee Mil overatild. The surreal elittammt *hew LW by the Monies of Kr. Bayks'e hens wee that be bad beaks Violable le • WWI Co Tuesday. Basing mormeneed wills a Biding Plate, sad of the Gee mow the Oetytio soh wee node favourite bat the bookmaker , bed the bed el it, Sylph, Mb boned, winadim obesely, Mel Ilia idiot 75 galore to the test hi` heo The Wits. was cud by foesiews. bob though the followers of the stable were rentect *take es Mlle as 6 to 4 sheet Meant, nos the. rambles ea u, be withed to is 1 before the deg th eme' the Deralise col Welds( dui beguile, The wiener, Roraima, who was Bale tanied, did the Ilebleme good tun W-for thedstrad lime-leedin Mr. Drano's wileare. Jere Boater foamed W look by winging the Bath Sandbar, HrmsYbreD B wide. down Ide eight oppmeste veep cleverly. The Banked Oup was the neat of tile day ; the nee, which was exhibited Li Hat lent of the stead is • peoulirly aimed a.4/be bas-relish on Alma stle mpressoting Heavy V. Indio( • revelry charge ; sod = st na i ty ea be sad to be ime al the most alepat nee by Masses. R. sob B. Garrard, of Lodes. Oembusmo, t he .c of Deemed Peal, wee a hot fo emits, sad the soot Greased peat excitemest, but Lord Stanifordespleedid hems bed to shake his colours to Ely, who outlasted him, ant woe to a meter by foes lengths. L the Badminton Stalses, Osooe, about whose 25 to 1 war offered. did the &lass another pod turn by deb= the lima Onebery 'ado Hamper, mod the kieodiosp wee soother Yew to the poilmoss=l lll odds en the Count, who, after miming • dead boat with Brads. smite, was detested by the latter is the &airing beet. The reestaug peeved the most noesedal ever holden Lane down, and to Mr. Reyes/ids, the indeestiPble semnag, gnat credit is doe for the posed manenement. The an important feature to remeosee, werensouratedy sod ear ner/1y printed by Memers. Dawns. Toe Musa Plan of 9. Bove. mob,. with 25 added, for all ages; winnee to be sold for 1001.; meek &Royalism if to be sold for Ism. StraWi bbl( (6webe.) Mr. W. G. Crstra's ByPh, by Onked-Ardes, 2 y 0 12 4101.1, fat 111 b be 1 Hr. BMW's Bleabblrd, ma MI.), 74 1111).. Mg. Partets Auld Albs, 2 sod 1111e....(41. Borg S by Prints K a pe n Mao ran. Betting : Even as the Cotytto oolt, 100.10 30 apt Meek. bird, sod 5 to 1 apt Sylph. TAB WIBTON Seams of DI son. sash, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Met 101 b ; fillies said eiddinga,Bes 71b certain psnalties sod allotment. 3 Weight half mile. (63 o) B s r. bs. vr. 0. Craven's Vserialsn, by Noirmlnstas-Yelta. hY reekwall, Ist 71b (J. floater) 1 Mr. W. Day's a by in. Albens-Daselke„ Mt lbb Mr. Merrfs Student, get 61bFL% Co A Vyt The following also ran :--lady nudity, Badly Iflomewa, lost Sugar, ldeganoe, Mo th er of Peed Qui Vise, Queen Mary, Dine a Natrona" koala and by Windhoonit -Jetty Traps. Betting : 9 to 4 apt the Dualist colt, 3 te 1 (as first 6 to 4) apt ticodest, 6 to 1 mesh opt Baden sod Vmpenan, 100 to 6 apt Flaurein sod Bostic, sad 100 to 6 apt Qui Vire. Tux liannue ot 10 emu. each, II it, with 100 added, for ) 3-yr-olds and epwarde. (36 sobs., 15 dwhim odes Donnybrook, by sprig of 6bolelagh-117, 6 Ps. bet 101 n (fan. Alb extra) Mr. Whltrakees Ciodeanbam, S ym. ht 7lb .... (Carroll) Mr. Payee's tisedle, yrs, bat laswkW • The following she ran ;-Usardainae, Jezebel, Orloff, My Cob. lady Rollo, and Doenna. 5 te 1 Geoli apt Doting:: Betting : 4 to 1 apt Beadle, and Oodmerahne. to 1 was takes at firm about I Weak, 6to 1 apt Orloff, 100 to lb apt lady Bay, sod 8 to 1 apt Guardsman. TRH Macrons Cur, value 300 eon., by sebsoripfdon d 10 son. each, the teal lit trials ; for 3-yr-o/de and ap wards ; certain penalties and allowances. About two mile and a half. (64 subs.) Mr. I.nawrigtirs By, by Kingston-The liooser, 4 yrs. Wt 1011) yftstanos) 1 Lord Stainforrs Cambuscan. 4 yes., 1011) ofordhans) 2 Lord Porteraoutlis Sphoonton, lia fab - (H. Covell 3 The following ideo ion :- Tadlebes, end A. D. WbOker. Betting :sto 2 on Cambnean, 100 to 30 apt 100 to 8 apt Todlebon, 20 to 1 apt SOmooton, sad 100 to 3 apt Bookf trit. TBB Wawa enema (Handicap) al 10 son. each, 5 ft, with 50 added, for 3-yrulde sod upwards; patters's& riders ; jerkin 6lb ones ; wiensee extra. Ouse round and a distance. (11 subs.) Mr. &wars ldnume, by Yldette-Plitzgs dam (h b). 4 yrs, 9stno (Mr. W. &TM 1 Mr. Alley's Overtime, S yrs, list 7lb (Mr. Socha!) Dating 4to las Unmet. Tor LIADMISTON STAUB of 10 son. each, 5 ft, with 100 edded ; for ail ages ; wiaams extra sod maiden allowsoom. Straight half-mile. (26 sub..) Mr. amities Ozone, by Item Pudding-Sulphur, 2 ps. 64t 10IU (Haarttloid) 1 Mr. Iteldlir a Cranbury. 4 yr.. ilet 110 (Parka 2 Mr. Mantissas Reaper, aged, ilst Mb (Custance) The following also ran: Melly Carew, Tennyson, and Attrac tion. Betties : 11 to 8 opt Honer a p t lo 90 apt Orsebury, 4to 1 apt Attracike, 10 to I ilia Teeny.= and Molly Carew, end 25 to last Won.. TILE DIBBAB Paz& HANDICAP of 100 sou., for 3-yr. olds and upwards ; wianars extra. Oaos round sad a favor. (32 subs.) Mr. Pia se's Bredaesanta, by Volligaur-Darslios, 4 Fn. 7st Mb (Clement) t 1 Mr. Hugh ginith's The Count, ps, tra alb .. (Carroll) t Mr. R. Temykine's lievenanda-Hau, ITS, sdr lb (carried est Mb) (a. Yoram) 3 Jaw silo ran. Betting : 6to 4 on The Count, 7 to 4 apt Bradman* and 20 to I offered apt any other. Deciding heat : 6 to soa Bodement*. BETTING OW THE COURSE. DERBY. Ito 1 apt Obidiaterir (1) 25 to 1 apt Londown & 7 to 1 - Biesdalbene (C 01) is 1 - Archimedes (t) 1000 to 10 - Broomielaw 9 to 1 - Wild Mullett) (off) a 10 to 1 - The Duke (t) I 40 to 1 - Brahma HUD) ~. 12 to 1 - CbrlstraasCarol 40 to 1 - Ariel (off, (t and oft) 1000 to 15 - FriclAy (of) °I 20 to 1 - Chattanooga (t`, 100 to 1 - Siberia (of) . 0, to to 1 - Oppressor (t) 100 to 1 - Zephyr ;off; DO NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 24. To-day being get apart for the celebration of the anniversary of the Queen's birth, the gewerameat establish ments were closed, and the ships in Portsmouth harbour were gaily droned ia puiluolonred beati g, sad at noon Bred a salute of 21 guns. The troops stationed in this garrison, supplemented by the Royal Marines, artillery, and light intently, the enrolled pessicaers, 2nd and 3rd Hants Artillery Volunteers, and sth Hants Rifles, were waded ou Bentham-common, under the cessunand of ilsior•Cleneral Lord WW. Pantie. and took ep the salute given by the ships in commission, by firing • fen Se joie, and afterwards marched past the star in review order. A vest conocians of peT•olllialembled to wawa theepeetnole. The Edgar, 73, Captain G. T. P. Hereby, bearing the flag of RearAdtuiral Sydaey Colpoya Dames, 0.8., worn. p eg by the Salamis. paddle dispatch vegook Oesiuntoder F. Lett* left Spitheed this 'fierce's. OMIIIT steam, to join the division of the Channel squadron at Portland. The Geyser, 6, steam sloop, Commander Arthur T. Thrupp, was brought &kepi& the dockyard yesterday to dismantle and pay out of commission. The Conflict, iron sailing freightship, arrived at Bpithead last evening from Cakatta, with tim..eapked men and military invalids. The latter are tranderred to Netley Hospital and the former to their several depots. The Align* sailing transport, arrived today frees India with invalids and time-expired we. Tim following merchant ships, hired by the t for the conveyaerre of troops, are also en voyage ravers India, viz. :the Madmen's, screw steamer, with navel sad military invalids ; the Renown and Albert Victor, mailing ships, sad she Manritlisa, screw steamer, with military invalids ; the Wieeliester, selling ship, with part of Use 48th Regiment, fee Dover • the Red Rome end Sultana, sailing silks, with 81st, for 'Gosport the Mewls& Castle. Lord Wards,. Donald 'Kay, and Dunbar e , with military invalids. The Emma of the Seas. se le aiao expected to arrive from Hoeg Kowg with naval military invalids. Arriam/SD Mvawaa. —A deliberate attempt to murder • woman mused Sosassah Williams was made at Chatham yesterday mambo' by • mas sassed Tbouses Look to whom eke was shout to be married. The parties, it age mars, wens together in a hoses in one of the merle adja cast to High,strest, whew • quarrel arose betel= Leak, it would mem, having for some time es jettison testis. towards the WOMB. After some words bed passed between them he possessed himself of • bone which ha loaded, nearly to the muses, with powdir ‘li l slims, discharging its oesteate at the bead el bin iatesded victim. The shots took Week is km head and bee, the pistol, at the instant at its disobargw buretisg, sad lam the the right jaw of Leek, besides lalliollag ceber Wades on him. The woman wee removed to Eh. Bartholomew's Hospital is a dying WM% end the mom area also taken to this muse eatablishmest. The woman, i 1 is state% is sot 4m o/wag to newer. (Advertiesosseta--Hownrew'sPima. —Medicine for tabs Spdsg.—Dimass twat Is its system thressiseat its whiter will . indite toes airres Co tie spgissa la ct mom smear trm mans usSassa. Ramses /Oa Imo keg ins asesbtlindl Ss Ea sapaliss Ise as fa sad M ast stir la aids sammgali pmetylar purses. these meant MS MIT 110/11. pumas ism Mass. sal saamaiS mob aft a iiisissa sadusess akar by sestradam d z es =s, assdass premiss Maas A sasai atm so -M. and matewsmay mad Is ma ssmaßas Isaiah miry bassaatie rmi Vilms pumas'erso sussa win namoisedi MIK dieslos blyisseaur 'Onsavi. LAW INTELLIGENCE. 0011111 T OI PIM= AND DIVOICII. warnannuL stump is Ng War Testa lerm—Coari et FTWILY: Mk" f 7: Wehooday. ; AMP 1: , awl „ Onitt el Maros : Wedasotar. Joao _ ,111; ; 111; Wollsonloa Thos. AIL 11 • Mew LI; IT: Wetnesisy. 151 Tbonday, SI; j leteiey n; lkitartiss, it. 'mile 1 .7 IF/2 W.Vi a l i a 71111111 M., ifidlia;oseliNtriff, 'ld 1 W 21111atft, 4: lake 1; 11; Webraioy, 13 ; ; liaisrdog i p elneetM 11 :_ Tbastll7. 4‘.. l ,11 ; Sebordny. 12; eaosalogAl ; Masao, : 11; , O. TM Mob Is Ow Clowt cd Probate ;Fat Wan Set 110 hobo In ceashas at 11. W is nu mianuie oat to omit to ban inollomon 11, TnoinsZ Ilk NA en sub eameeling Inseday saga Pay IS. laolmobs. AM MA MOW ano4 be la lath the dolt of ere papers =sir tho jolsontbl= l & rr The tend will dist 114rAwino/or on lealloy,May 1 0 10 and on MA name as= be sopelstot ele TT OMIT. This come will 111 M Wou'imataa es Tomb"; Mat IS. Alas 11, It, and TT, one July 4 on& 11. at 101, for snareapoe sod /nAlown oM at elraboon, 11 toe monenols wort. Tlr Anna will ban OMNI CO TO:1•407, Wenneoasy, Timings& sal tokley. May Mod 11, enClano 1 oell; end on way WodosoZTlousday, one Trldm.froto 11Fednorkty, Jte as trerr 14,14:411.1uolnotoe. annorses ready foe Waft ca =re Frida, July 16, MS not be bard wan dim illso Meg oa Arms, comm. The nowt at Docters44namooo or Thurodatk Julio 1. &Th. and 111 ea MS. THE POLICE COURT& tunsocneere. ALLOW* Miami Dilbw mil Mawr Caw WOW Merged balers Mr. Diable with EMMY( ia the Wolk slimes. DOW me further Mowed with essmokleg %omis Helier% at Clirk eawell. Ms. AIM swami au Medi el the emerialmat, is dessiedi by the Cleals• Letter Feeerhy, whose marries Haltom was se • lawast. Hs (Ni. Bescollesplaferd the& the semi& Imes Me et • strike uow as between the type• tosadus, sempleimat ma • new laud, taken ea through the sad the intissidatios tar no Mast there on strike that it bad bees faued aseserom Ise soma dams posl to have *Melodies moldable' shollesed M ale Me Demises fa pease& the as liet new loan. pee seat sawalt was steed r ag maga& se the emaidaMent noes mai hems tam loMmoslo. Tb• psieoess Dillon, wive Immodest sinews te. him, oases up sad Munk him note vioTiut Mews odes the eon, moanskim S. Y sad beams ineordble. Two um VON with Mee, sad they ma away. The Memo Dillo• me mese& by One: sad the mostplahrat's father, sad the seastshie seisseing Oarmad Mos samilisoi together took =a 101 l Me custody, but the tenth wee Oen mow* ay lord mat Dill= bra esosping. It was bees pat as to commit the mama by rill =la skills, sad wise were druid to amnia it themselves. Mr. Dora Maim olepreatted strikes es Wee injuries. to employee sal employed, wiled The somplaiseM tad his father. togethen title Die pails coeutiable, is sapped of ha Melesseat, ea& Yr. Whibeleck bevies spoken to the 'bike, Wks amid he vas street Drat by the eomplableat, but he had so witnesses. Ni. Darker dieshorpd Can, sad lined Dillon 40 es delsolt 21 days' hard labour, iatimaling U any f .Ner amps el the Uk. charades wan again brosabt Mae him, be should deal more sem* skis oa the present as , mama. wrecremeTWlEWlt W WOLIILLWrgaia.a. Os Moods lOW , . mimeo to Mr. Irons, hare. worms. Wantbathe. eompisied the* • great indeanos was osoubsied is the mar at hie peonies' by the angina wing born the body at • donned penes tying in • deed-boon in New Tothillotrest. sad was re. esamassied by all MIEWSt• to apply to the wile ealboritiee or the Bond a Health. Mr. Bibbed now make appeared, scounissioll hi our la two asigithous, soi produced Inter horn the reediest officer ii health wblib no as follows : " Ibs to Wens yea I hays diesond kopek. Crow to hare the body removed without delay to Waidag. regret to my it is sot in my power to compel the parish sallowities la ninon the mite al the dead.hense. I hen 'beady reported the inappropritea "be, sad Moe no tated noon its being ma. Should there be soy farther owe of mimeos to yen. I shell be obliged by your in tegrant MO at it. and I will rein you to the ben et my power. The body bad bola removed en Taanday night, bat the object of the presort application wee to know how to pro. orate renown* at lb* nitinaca. The nod-boon less ia the heart of s dens nekliboarhood, ekes to • large school, and eouid not tan to be men injurious to besith. The medical cam bed declared it to be • sabsees.:thd yet than seemed to be so mans of getting rid of Yr t . Amid said he goal& net act al whim, es the ease odrpptiatbreaglit beton bbn. raid that mammals lied bola seat to theSson. tory at Stan sad the Beard at Health. areePlthisd ear rely al lb. milseaar. They Ind hid four fever cam there nosatly. The Burial Bond bed glen bean applied to. but would not help them Mr. Araoid mkt the Bond of Hal* might Wes It up, sad ounialy if it was • animals the women could canting 11 II ht be kilned. He. bowing, ragesW he 0i p win adviser. bat reammthied the sppllosate to apply to , sons reepeobable solicitor. - Irak drift lAA ZllllOlll ON Ts. LATE THURDZILITOIIa. The thigaGastorm of Monday wee/ag le a m tiro in the Preston dbbiet. Os nun woe a m al buildings wore Are* by MIMI% while a ma a dorm we done by the henry Ma mg r ime o o ll ea desearl the Mona wee aloe mealy g a Womb ei the Oaleienien Railway two efienswept nosy by the east eased try the Waft el agog hall. The Mawr Herold gives the Woe* esimint of • adl om m ius tra m tbsiz a everfakaa egad I—" The is Ready g billedlbrivat like ay lisvolopel Wail with ascribe r berf eribedY lesstioe. end pre vies to • ass cd as a m on the Edinburgh avg = 414 st sliest ag = end of ((boy statism. I Ming el the utmost Gene amongst igen meespesied wilmesse, and when has fa 44 gem pawed in eonailasside daagr. P lbs him*, Thigh we lame basa able to mast, It NIUM. th i s s *Of AIM* eaa a tssia TriGhn* to Gimp, sw i m o aw y end speriting ‘ r the Mae lilt Ws mint b through • oetliag, eg o mvor wow *oiled when passing LIB p tom °WW I G Massa Gni= b a. aleVrb s W been given • bertel wee heist; el gleamed timeogia the bay Wh o m nub. al thunder ; the carriage, el the bah 1111 sees thse mailed by whet esemadtethe mots within* tertOrrehower ei ha, 'lndia X II *: gest dekmad wsper.eerse sweeping down has g li t z suinandthereideer theentikag. inhumes b a g WO in the vista* of the Mao, and halm the aped al Issiseenid be dindaideed tv say oreddiesble obi g ash Me the wedge ri the endgeely leireset evey f l eggegaliming rod esellaisg a sashed to. gee mid GUN& The Mier medially rase emends Gs es /bilk MEW( Is a int Smythe ocz t Et east verb Am, verb ilosting Lbw imbeires o h% Wring wise whit* wee meatiest maul ail W "d o age amine tawled to Genre iha ljt ai red a l egegeme aid G d .hors width abase messmi the tion pasingess The difileahieso tbs ile l. woo sidli bulbar he m by the snob, inuele • quantity ► of elone-arork hem the beldam slam l aa q probably Gem the giving way el • 6 7 sire 4 7G. wean sages the verb, destroyed say hope lid leg have bees sotarteised of • merge being erintedisee See ober the water had Awed away. All gib i o t a week cd • lbw naiades. The poseangers had lise ed draly *sidle • most aollioal mollies, and Go near eg whisk they wise ensbiod to Ede it .war—se mew Wise baring , Wm sidelined—um probably Wig leg, el mind of the legiardzinrodhck. Ara Via =at whisk aisles was beide& at awe end Idedine war the humane them proventing the ism= at tie sax rad avoiding the ezpicolos - wide might atherwie tan if kneed. Tb. Gain who by and by tubad ent ei throb sea while it werverldest thel r lityrney tie glemem ak be Groom tleie &Wel, GU Gamy wee d sag Thowisrapestikrievideatit limited to • Darner saes, within which, however, it had o=3 terrible fares, fee es ~him Choy it was had ea. the eimeshil shies bad bees more ah.l4 ins bets& The wise mph wires alo m ng ei the Use Ind stays% se thrt esmerseleatiasewilla Oisegowoes Os Today alteasoos, dieing the Gera. MI at was whit* pawed under the Nona Leaden fßellesMileen the Siegslied and OW Newington statioss.lail IS eignesse el Gee pm* rode et water, earl avid he kw • aeasidershb &steam. appestat Gni Gs new at the sash al the swat ,rider OGG is alba at the gemement way yhsWsd, awl so_ poi lesion OM the rater shot up in •Weus V was al Gee ma: 4 e rushed sling ihe line. Prim* lie al lbs trains bed %olio of visit 41 :1 12 :11700111 the teams being soinewhat delayed ismartsnee eoeuned bathe trails While the dem lasted 10 MIIIOIIT4O weld be lobes to cheek Gs water though the sewer, and et mottos there WI OM two her d aster by ter side d the lb*. M ea r the Macs bad owad, 'kitbag& time sr • fuss a lett through the sews Croon the no dig* w en the line onliekled. sod di w:re a t ease set to week to t he the to de and to wall up that purl of the peememat way mink suffered, and the kale woe ream& .L. .Iffr"-' • - :;.- .I+l, ,~ ~ •rt ~fF 71 I. • p • P rr - Z • era . • I ,' ALLEKETS. TALLOW.—Wwwwwisksw Evismra.—Tbs mid . ilisady to-day. Opt. mow. 40s. 44. ; dd. ; Jai 40s. 64. to 40s. 34. ; October to Dsossobss, 41a 6d. 41a. 94. ; Doosasbwr, 425. to 42. 34. Maims to halm las. 177 sada ; so aretwo/s. ooTroki.—urssrooL, ?A.—Market stmayjsi oat show fa 'aloes. Oaks Sm MAY isy, 12.000 bsm ISA 3.000 Ist spsouktioa sad export. 2000 Amoriaa,l2l. ; 300 Pumas, ka, MIL to 1541. ; 1001 114 ta15 41. 300 Mama sad Bak* ltd. to LSI ldid. to 17d .: 300 Salina, Sit tt 7,510 to 12d. ; ltsdrok 91. to 111• Dag Beads, &a, bid. to 7d. ; Mao. 9d. to 91d. ; Jsios,ll Ito 101. ; 100 Pas, 120. to LW LELTHIE TILLDE—The &mod for Who W lea week has bon quiet. Thin was a masa till sass at barns OR Tasally at Liadraliall, aatbs las el bas gam was lionitod b sztost. Goo/ a. light Wish baits el prime quality, light calf Me , NI beet E. I. kips, wore ilits articles most in mast eltaratios la wises sea be quote& 001114.—Boorii, k&Y 24.—A small supply ele at oar issrinit, sod prises M. kw this hat wit Beaus, pm, sad cab the rase se this day ii Whess,trld, 40s. to db. ; whit*, 435. to 44a ; to 434. ; per, 50s. to 40..;rte,2h.t0 21 a 01. mow, MAY 24.—At this day's market somki ssiss et what Umpired, sad la the shwas d Miwi eastatioes, which ire redwood 3d. to 6d. pit tin a. weir, sre is a peat wame actobiL Pim whits is sale was la timer ti bade. OW filly 64. pw Maid bl. par kid lewer 6sit ßr e l3d. to ed. eisia Buss, peso, aid ballot can CATTLE. —45011TRM.1., MAT 24.—PrIots sin lower today. anscielly for the secondary qnslinia mods front 3a. 41d. to ss. ; nrattoo, 4e. Bd. to 81. 81; log 7a. Bs. ; veil, 4s. Bd. to ss. ; porirOs. &L In 41. per dose of Bibs., asks; the offaL 1 off 00ALS. —Lomas, MAY 91 —Beath )Loo[ Nis Us. 641. l • Walls Rod Gosfortk i 18s. • Walls Sid &Us HAWS 17.. 9d. ; Walls Sod Soma Us a *Os Kid Rnsosi's Siam leo. 9d. ; wain and Rastas, 18.. 3d. ; Will. Sod Tonst•S, 16.; Wei 173.—Ships it otarkst, 20 ; sold. 17. fc WANDSWORTH.,, Thomas Hsiberd, a watermen, was a n . ra.. - a boat, ander the follow* extraordinary chinuashene... Ms. Freak Lys*, a clerk, lisiai is the Brompton.reed, said be had wombs to go up the river, hoods. the boat as the three el the Hart publi Battersea, where be wee hider:led to remain In exnequeses el the storm which came on. The boat we hired of Kr. the boy with whom Graves, of Ohelme. On returning to he bad left the boat to charge, ha said • raad gene down the river with it. While walking aloes the embankassest, sear the railway bridge, the bey pointed out the prisoner. He (witaise) soeneed the prisocer Ile steeling _ the bank eni he slated that le• had taken it bone te the o. As the admitted taking the boat, he pme him he e= enemy's& aecestaired that the boat was at i C owner's ses. The ple. said he wee very sorry for what he bed dose. He rowed the boat to its proper place. The prosecutor said the name of the owner was upon the boat. Mr. Ingham asked the prisoner what explanation he had to give for taking the boat away in this extramdinery onseeer. The primmer said be had nothing further to say. Mr. Ingham said that was no explanatioa. However, ha had only committed an of pu t rows, for which he Ins liable to comperathe therosector for the inconvenient* he had Una pat to. The prosecutor mid he did not wish to injure the prisoner if be mild his expernee. Mr. Ingham had his @Atwell-cm drawn to the Waterman's Act, which stated that the prisoner was liable to a penalty of 40a., and sot bee then 5a., far talc* a boat away without leave of the Owner. Be recommended the prose outer to proceed under the act if the prisoner did sot pay his expenses. The prisoner was then climbs:god. Tag Lars Ai:maul. Finßov, F. IL 8. —A bene volent lady has placed at the disponi of the Netiemal Life boat Institution the cost (4001.) of • new lifeboat and Maro on coediting that the boat be nomad Tlhe =Macy," in moeaey of the less distin guished meteorologist sad " clerk of the weather." The benevoleat donor Is entirely_ unknown to the family of Admiral Firlisy, bat his widow her pest astir feriae at this mark of respect to the ATAIMING ACCIDINT 1/4 TIES Oros.—Leat night, about ball-past 7 o'clock, • oomidareble portion of the irou work fermis' the semi-eir Mar arches and girder supports of the double roods& in course of matt= at the new sta tion for the North Leaden Railway boredom' 66 Liverpool street fell with • terrible rash. The epee of the roofing is very drink and Lena it has bass divided by the architect into two parts—the robes sport* from the side walls to the metro three its ears length. It appeared. on inquiry, thin several portions of the massive iron set work bad base safely placed, bat whilst the workroom wens espied in rosier' other porticos of the work, sore came or other at pre sent not eatidecte olae in censequenes of the coefusios caused by the eatarroplie, trwerful derrick used for hoiden the boa etehes ell bringing down the framework sad pulling with it other ander thus causing ths fall of the whole of one length to the ground, bat within the walls of the oroboo, whisk it in slated have been in ao degree island cc sheikss by the shock. At the time of the unfartaare Gerona@ • large body of men were employed Alm apse the seelleg, ar agreed under neath in their beemions ossupatiors of =rag the re main part d the girder week, sad we nor to ry that several have been sericcaly Word, elle is is hard mor tally. Be sad three sires wee rhea to St. Rarer lonsew's Hospital, where they now lie in • promises state. Tors Joirermilne Basins.—The eon sent for the abolition et night labour sameret tir jewreeyssea Wows we diorama oe Tuesday but at • meeting esevened by the Ronal Science Armando'. Lord ilhatesbeey in the chair. A roper. at ths randing cormittea re read, die chiming feller legislative isnerfrowee. bat alleZ e tr i irandloinsey ef the preret tyrant el reprise by allow. The gemmed ea the pert el the sea to week been 4 a.m. to 4 p.n. was thee dabenelL Kr. Dwerber. rester baker, soatended that night week was ass aorplained of by the majority ni the men, end that there were gnat is the wen ef its abolition. BMW( wee ant the eao hada I isit was eablecied to eight week. Ye. =or. rosier kaker argeed that he bed ford remise week te be quite peeetiohle. enowerkielly sod eliaererke. Is &beat 40 bora Mosotho espy imoon had been rid the mar isslinscry bad been sheer narincendy gier. Whore a emenakos to the eld beer had issued the mei eines wee he bluer fir weak ef manna atiesimea. Xr. *gig; en the girt of UM nese. adrithei the dinsitlis eassokr of the simenseat. bat trier bed Ibed it wee hope& awl geemisieg, r was the them. al moplegme end the eeplrpi : I = fur the ems led been eatablidied. bar gems inn eissairl. mil es TM dump Irm poduany growing MOW* TM mekislimor iMmileas lionglis ,terthoo t0r =4.4 166 tir rairmi nti amealation wramlish tie lopersi rim* TRAFFIC RETURN& 1111111ATs. Una a Mar- 2' dyads& Waist waft lib woo. M ast r I 3bil. ma i.. sos 4.8 M 886 Week essdb. Mane (Nest letta P•Mwle 4s LOW ILIIO West mem Aptil 1. Nadres—lLW.lbes U! Do. 11. W. lAne 13 79 West swam nay IteeMit West W rafts Wu arta leste er 19. Owerldual 110 4$ 111 IMMO snd W mit M 74 Ut Wanted sad SI 146 241 SI Watestord sat Unterl 77 WS 601 1. 13 Week m May IL Cermet Ms* trims e74 IMO WU WWI Dreg Northern 604 14.1108 MOW WW I Omit Western Mg WAN 34741 as Tansealre Tostsbiet UAW UAW jr lonian North Wellstsl999l 411.791 04,931 11 4 4.1 71 1 Waft t 911* Wallas 19.109 4.171 sias timsbesesr. 1he11544.404 Uneeleslint llO6 IS 14 962 11990000004 Soda Jaw Vow It Alkindiaak ••• • 1.090 497 1 , 641 Indlead Nee* Stadordlik• "1— 11 1 - 111 11 4 1281 Meets Dime II LIU 1.709 UMW 108 1.974 I.IM —a!!! .. 11,74 CsnrrAi PoAca Ors Bitimiito Do. WitoramitY, ILLY 24.—Adoboioes co moot 13. 0 ditto by moos Wow 6,402 ; till vid100,20,359. BLUTH% MAILBIAGICS, AND DNATRB. MTH& EARTON.—May tt, mg Ade Warns& Ii•••••teethill, life T. GrVtiLettCeerore, Clapham-road, the wife oil 1 1 laribla,—llay 22. at Breumiwielugradout. 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