The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-15 00:00:00

• for i iy a . a ag tarty Initiates. I. a word. people ex-1 preo g a worst, and wars oonmquently not very snuck moved by the picturesque, but harmless, dream:is( of a thunder-storm that passed off with out bunting• We are in no honour, we confess, to devote any peek/Aar seised= to the official reply made by Lord Passions. Awarding to Ministers, the for bearance of their anailast was ascribable solely to the impregnable position which they occupy. "Ile has not hit a single blot," exclaimed the Minister of War, with the foolish but irrepressible glee of a schoolboy who by some unaccountable as dent has escaped a well-merited flogging. Who's afraid? We may be as idle and impudent as we like. Lord PALMERSTON'S doctrine is faithfully ad hered to by the mediocrities that represent Lim in the Lords. Everything is just as it ought to be ; all appointments have been made out of pure . regard for the public welfare; the army in the Crimea is once more in good condi tion ; and as her Maiiterv's present Ministers have only been three months in office, they cannot believe that there can be any necessity for turning them out IM 2006 indeed, Lord PANMUIIeS speech was halt of it a homily on the scandal and sin of changing Administrations too often ; for himself and his col leagues, they did not, of course, care in the least for office. Nothing but their devotion to QUEEN and country would, in point of fact, induce them to retain their places. But think of the danger of trying to substitute any other set of men foe them! By way of being even with Lord ELLENBOEOCOII, how ever, Lord PANIEUZE had the rashness to offer a constitutional dkhess of his own. It was the duty, be said, of Government and Parlia ment "not to lead public opinion, but to follow it." An excellent principle this, and one 'which the friends of Administrative Reform throughout the country, we hope, will take as a watchword, and remember as an admonition. Party chieb bewildered and afraid are bidding high already foe popular favour i bet, if the people are wise, they will hold on their own undeviating course, certain as they are thereby to extort ore long the full and un qualified concession of their just demands. It is per fectly clear that in the Upper Rouse there is an instinctive unanimity in favour of maintaining chingtes they are. The contest there is solely one of party ; different shibboleths are used by rival fao tions ; but to cheat the middle classes out of their rights is the ultimate, though unuttered, aim of Loth. We do not desire to cast seedless doubt upon the professions of administrative justice aide by men like Lord ELLursoßouoli, merely bemuse it is obviously the interest of a party aspiring to ollics to speak *meant things. Neither do we cavil at the tenet propounded from the Trea sury Bench that Parliament ought to obey rather ban control public opinion. Be what we, are wholly incredulous of is, the combined ability and desire on the part of any oligarchic cabinet to carry into effect nob principles; and notwithstanding Lord ELLENIIOIOIIOIN compliment recollection of hie own rtucinatioos regarding electoral ,reform, we have our doubts whether, without a large measure of progress in the awe direction, the evils of administrative oligarchy ever will be cured.—Daily News. ART CONTRIBUTIONS IN AID OF THB PATRIOTIC FUND.-BURLINGTON.ROUSE, PICCADILLY. 'The drawilip contributed by the royal children to this food were sold yesterday, nowdlag to assosace meat. The Masses Royal's drawng was punned for dm EU& of 260 pines. The Prince of Walee' brought 66 enition sand Ys.aaafdag drawler the Prisons A 1..., "frisson ikasen sad Priam Altnd, 36 guineas nth. It is wad/ging a ham that these 'anomaly very isteresting wens Mee beeene the property of person who attach a gnash* Min to the.., sad that consequently they will sot be undo dine of speculation; and, motion; that the (..acre of shoe attractive contributing have tassiderately rdlowed the. to remain at Berlisgtoa.hosse, when they will be eabibited during the mess& The saileittee had not on levitation en the ossmstos, sad, independently the fantod, 1,000 person paid for admonition at the dna. Ms.., too, was, ss OM Saturday, added to he altesetin ninon si thig ishildtica—the band of the Standier isarde, otooloooll i tbo ourooodo, playing a:MU /Wag sin e at latent* MIS SOD ken part 6. We bear with pining that the wervists d this band, sad then of the Weds it the Life Ganda, Blues, sad Artillery, have been sand grataitouly nee a week during Lb, neleout, la ihnligness it the hunmas sad patriotic objest which this IMOSIMISI Y Founder. Masy very inter ,sling drawls. hoe bow gild to the collection stare ne „ Ambition has We epees& it Surltsgunkosee—to some of wench we shah San our attention us a finals occasion. WO understand that no fends bars gisatly mesmillawd Moss lbw ansiliadilsi mode its last payment to the Patriotic Vaud. Dine ha the. who know the sorrow and wretch. rases this war is quarters to which relief hest this aossdnina is serried LAO appreciate the good which is Woe &NW an Darlington. house. ezEcrioN OP VESTRYMEN IN ST. MARY- LERONE. Yesterday the ratepayers of Marylebone assembled in large auntbers in the workbouse-yard, New road, foe the purpose of sleeting 40 entryseo, and five auditors of ac coasts. • Bir J. J. BasttLion, Bart., Crowe churchwarden, having twisty opened .be promedings, Mr. C. Ososos, of Osten' street, moved the followieg list, rkiekt was Hooded by Mr. Walters W. Allen, T. W. Attwood. A Brown, W. Best, R. Batt, W. 8. Barton, H. Darks, T. Dlffseger, Bir J. Rsetbops, T. H. Phew, 8. Whaley, P Groom, A. A. G Weald. B. 8y...., Z Hodges. B Holden, W. Hunt, Y. R. Roam, ft. H. Jar vie, E. J K. sandy. T Lomb C B Lewis, W. Lang Lou, J. A. Lem,. Sari Movers, R. Michell, H. B. Maltby, J. Maltby, H. Myers. J Nodes, T. 1. Prstabard, J. Peak D. Parkin, D. Ray, H. Stewart. G. Batmen, J. Bodes, J. D ?hoopoe, J. T H Weston. Caudillo:4 fur nowt, two years R. R Broughton. Csadidates fur vanmeiss one year : T. 8. Belton, E E. White. 0110111•1 BAONOLD 11110•04, all an aosenintest, the follow lag. list:—R. B. Brom/hose, J. Bell, E.q., F. H. Bridknaa, W. Best, 0. Bird, W. S. Britto, W. 8. Burnie, C. Carr, Lieut. Coluael C. M. Chase, C Cbeetermsn, B. B. Chichester, W. Cootease, J. Ebbs, W. Find, T. H. J. Fouler, P. Graben, C. Hubert, 8 H. Harlow., C. Hleksaat, R. Hodgson, J. Maithy, Eel Masora, 13. Pert. seas swore, W. 11'D said, C H Moore, J. Morris. H. Myers, J. Node., B. Perkin, J. Itsielings, T. D. R , ne, Aldermen D Saloom, J. Roles, H Stewart, 80 W. She ilah, Ban., W. A Bowser, W. C. Tonere, W. Warder, R Whits, G. H. Witham,. Candidate for eosin for two W. W. Twin ; esadidates for mosnatee for owe year, W. Cock sod G. Corderoy. The list proposed by Mr. Clement (lenge baying beau carried by a large majority a poll was demanded, wLieh will take plies this day, to.mnrrow, sad Toersday. The following list of auditors was then novena and sounded :—J Barrett, J. fitting', R P. Moen, C Pur ees, W. J. lossg, sad Laving horn declared, spot. show Of heeds, to be carried, a poll was sue demanded. PIEDMONT.—Tho amendment to the Convents Bepprionion 8.11, ecnepted by the Bardialaa government, and pissed by the 'seats, declares that those mamma the rumba, of *Welt are not devoted to the work of preaching. Combas,, er ministering to the sick, ao longer slut in Piednuat ee moral earperations ; the estates of seek rune Gas bosses will be spprepriated to the ecclesiastical feed, groin which the ands receive a portion of their salaries. Illentben donating religions cossanalties will native as anomie's. lostax Tem.—The lonian parliament was opened Si the let iastant, by the sew Lad High Commissioner, Sk Joba Ti as. His Ezeelleney Wetted, in language Of esegretalation, to the tranquillity prevailing in the bland., notwithstanding distress consequent apes the fallen of the coops. Hs also animated the intention of the British Goverment to waive a portion of Its rights, and Wow the peyweat of 6,0001. of the military wistribution do be deemed, with the view of aiding the distressed. The !mash and Belgian journals print at great Seaga sash ad tho possonso of tee emu en winks u Wt. s tra stu rs **a liegilab newspapers. None of thew *ow in ha* e►tsiaed en original copy ot th► 6 'OM*. as le limeys, wen draws tie in Vl* French hot wolinsedulleinee that Magee boon the Hagfish' isesto l :nond isa W l atr il t W i en to he aware that our te Listroria ►w/mMagtba awl toe tallesd twists are *assisted r=s with mow wth are Plaid a Weft 0111111104 1 -- -4 wet sue FRANC& By the rough weather is the Channel, we are again deprived of our anal letter from the Daily News Paris correspondent, dated last evening, which should have reached u early to-day. A telegraphic despatch, however, published by some of oar cantemporariee, states teat Pianon was executed yesterday (Monday) morning at five o'clock. PARIS, SyNDAT Erasure. A letter from Kamiesch of April 28, in the Mom feta de to Flotte, recounts a smart action of the little French frigate Megire. It was anchored off Sups toria, near the wreck of the Henry IV., when the watch observed a party of Russian cavalry on the tongue of sand which separates the lake from the sea. The brave Iskender Bey, who is happily cared of his wound, advanced to meet them at the head of about twenty horse. The enemy counting the small number of the Turks con tinged their march in fancied security, when sud denly the Megere pitched a couple of cannon balls into the very middle of their front column. The group thus unexpectedly assailed, fell back in contu sion, leaving moms of their body stretched on the field. The whole force turned and made off with all speed, but the Megi!re, raising her anchor, chased them as if she had been a horse. It was a wonderful sight to see her scudding along the shore and watching her opportunity to fire a shot upon the retreating Russians whenever the slightest break in the ground gave her gunners a chance to see them. On re turning to her anchorage the Meg,',re received the congratulations of the garrison of Eupatoria. A letter from Hamburg, dated May 9, in the Patric, professing to speak on good authority, says the island of Heligoland has been definitively chosen by the English government as a recruiting depot toe the Foreign Leven. Several English officers, among whom is a paymaster, have arrived there. Recruiting was expected to begin on May 15. Great advantages are offered to recruits—a bounty of 61., a good pension to invalids, and the same right's and privileges as the English soldier. At the expiration of their term of service the men who may desire it will be transported gratuitously either to their own country or to Ame rica, and will receive a gratuity of a year's pay. A oonunission charged to revise the system of naval tactics is now sitting in Paris. A number of officers from all the maritime ports have arrived. General Lsmare, whose name will be familiar to peninsular officers as the colonel of eugineers who conducted the defence of Badsjos, has just died at Fontainebleau, at the age of 80. He was one of the most eminent engineering officers in France. After the peace he was successively appointed to the direc tion of the fortifications of Bayonne, Rochelle, and Havre. He was at one time a prisoner of war in England, and it is narrated that Napoleon I. (under circumstances of which I am not aware) showed his great attachment to him, by personally providing means for his escape. Napoleon lIL appointed him in 1852 Governor of the Palace of Fontainebleau, which post he held up to the time of his death. General Lamar. was known as the author of several military works, and amongst others the history of the sieges of °Hyena, Badsjos, and Campo-Mayor. M. Saint Belem, a well known member of the Legislative and Constituent Assemblies, was killed a day or two since by a fall from his horse. He is not the celebrated journalist of that name. At the little bourse on the Boulevard the Rents, after being done at 68, closed at 68.10, being 100. lower than yesterday. It is stated in well-informed circles at Paris that the Emperor Napoleon 111. is about to 'scene a mani festo to the army of the East, explaining the post ponement of his journey to the Crimea. On the 30th nit. there were 116,000 French troops before Sebas topol and at Maalak. SPAIN. MADRID, MAY 12. The fifteenth basis of the Constitution hes been approved of by the Cortes. The Duke and Duchess of Montpenaier are going to Italy at the begioning of June. The Madrid correspondent of La Prase learns that the Spanish ministry has fond it masonry to remove several persons from high °Mose at the court, where they exercised an itillueoce pernicious to the nation. GERMANY. The Austrian Gautte and Oat &Wachs Post con cur in stating that the courts of Vienna and Berlin have made great progress towards a common under standing within the last few days. Berlin journals say that Austria will not now follow up in the Diet the proposition to mobiline the federal army of Germany. THE AUSTRIAN PROPOSITION. Of the last Austrian proposition pat forward since the diswatinuance of the conterences, for giving egret to the third point, a correepotident of the .berleperadance Beige gives the following account as tellable: The Austrian proposition for terminating the pre poederacce of Russia in the Black Sea proceeded Ism upon the principle of a reduction than upon that of equalising the forces on the sides of Russia and Tor key respectively. It limited the forces of Russia in restoring them to a figure which, it is true, was very little lower than that at which they stood before the war; bat it assured to Turkey, by means of her I own renames and those of France and England, her rallies, forces oonstantly equal to those of Russia. Thee it had neither the inconvenience of the absolute principle of rears liberum, which by opening the Straits to the Russian fleet, would have permitted this to exercise a powerful and continuous influence in the waters of Greece and the Adriatic, nor the incon venience of the principle of mare clausum, which would have Oft Turkey to contend with her own forces against Russia. In fact, it would have opened the Straits only to the fleets of France and England in the proportion necessary to maintain the forces re quired for the protection of Turkey at the level of too Russian forces which might menace her. Austria was ready to engage that if these conditions were accepted by the Western Powers, and reheard by lasso* she would at once take part in the war. SWEDEN. (PWI" TEE COLSISPOZDIAT OP TEI DAILY NEWS.) STOCKHOLM, MAY 6. It is now more than a fortnight ago that the Beulah and French envoys at this court received orders from their respective governments to present to Bing 0504? a communication urging him to sign a treaty of offensive and defensive alhauce with the Western Powers under very favourable conditions, for they not only are willing to guarantee him the possession of Lis present territorial possessions, but offer him a handsome annual subsidy for the co operation of his army and navy. Ths Swedish cabin e t, of course. made a difficulty of assenting to the proposal., and urged Sweden's treaty of neutrality with Denmark, and the necessity of waiting to see the result of the Vienna conferences, and the part subsequently taken by Prussia and Austria. Similar oriers were sent to the envoys at Copen hagen, but with similar results, and Admiral Diodes, during his late interview with the Danish King, urged him also in vain. The communication wee withdrawn by mutual consent, or rather allowed to stand over, till the results of the Vienna cunfereooes were known. That beicg now the case, the peoplo• anion has again been placed in the hands of the King. THE FOREIGN LEOION. asa tj e man, also distinguished for his services in the btoish and German war, resided tor a considerable time gave a • worse of scientific lectures in that city, which were very well attended. at liamtrug and after the Sohlee w i g -H o l ste i n arm y was disbanded, r In the beginning of last year he went to Turkey, and received an appointment on the staff of Omer Pacha, but resiped it on eonse personal grounds of precedence or etiquette. He will be • great acquisi tion to the legion. That beautifully organised little St hleswig-Holetein army—flue-and-twenty thousand men of all atom of the service—ia now disbanded, and scattered to the four winds. A good many took service in the Brazils and the Argentine Repub:ic ; some emigrated to the United States and turned farmers, others are now fighting in the Crimea ; a few went to Algiers, and several made their peace with their government, and are embodied in the Danish army. Still the element. are in existence, and can be gathered together and re-embodied ; and it is to them that we look for a good part of the brigade. Captain Henning* is amongst those engaged, and several officers have made application for appointment., undertaking to bring with them a number of non-commissioned offi cers and privates, if their services are accepted. The terms offered to the men are very liberaL They re ceive on enleting • gratification of 61.—which when called forty dollars, sounds • much larger sum—are' to receive the same pay and rations as the British army, and a twelvemonth's pay when diaeharged ; whilst, in case of being mutilated or wounded, they will receive pensions equal to those of the Chelees pensioner.. Vie recruiting officers receive 101. for every recruit enlisted ' but for that sum they have to forward them to the depots, where they will re main till they can be sent en to this island. A good many men have already been engaged for the Legion by the agencies at Frankfort and in the Grand Duchy of Baden. Gnats Tan 00111N1PoADMIT OP TEN DAILY DIM.) H ELIGOLAND. NAT $. For the present the German Brigade of the Famish Lagioa will consist of 6.000 men, whowtil be SSW Illasard by Colonel von tituttrrbrim, • noblesse* el Brunswick, and an officer 0 proved courage, Wink and experts uce. Alojur von 134asswitz, a Holetedwes by birth, who took a conspicuous tart in the Schiele wig-Holstein war of 1848, 1849, and 1850, will ammo the command of the Ist Katie Corp, with the ran k of 1. ... 1 •Aant-Oolonel. _ Major Too Mot la THE UNITED STATES. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. By the arrival of the Pacific we have advice. from New York to the evening of the 2nd inst. The Pacific brought specie to the 'utast of 1,800,000 dollars. She passed, eff I.,..skar, the Canard steamer America, for Bootee. The government organ at Washington, the Union, has a long article on Cuban stf.irs. It states that the President regards the recent bringing-to sod examination of I mark= vessels as violations of totereatiomil law, indignities to the Americas Aug, sad aggressions spots American rights, eMett would sot be tolerated. Mosey and bus)nesa affairs utilised is much the same condition u noticed for several weeks put. Capital was very abundent, and easy of access at low rata of interim while the demand was limited is consequence of the general 'attraction of business, which had been so apparent for several mouths. The rates of interest varied from six to nine per out, according to the estimation in which the merit, we held. The continued large eats of coin, la the face of greatly reduced imports, was attributable to the very inagnifloant amount of produce going for ward, end the sanity of cotton bills, is consequence of the backwardness of receipts at the southern porta. With unusually smell transactions in securities of all descriptions, the fluctuations in prices generally from day to day were very slight, and, on the whole, the stock market hod a firm aspect. _ . _ Ia ezensnge fair business was does ler sterling ard French ; in other continental there was not much done. Sterling closed firm appointed to eanutand and Aim a regiment of infantry, for which he is uninendy qualified. This THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1855. Jahn 3intellfgence. COURT OF COMMON PLRAB.-MAT 14. 1 ITITINOI AT MK TIII:I. 111 ■L JVSTICS 1.701 , 71 TS v. WILLI•1111.—L11111. The plaintiff in this oboe, and his feeble helleresZ ia let . bold the ones of treasurer of the boronelsfsMelf sad the defendant was the proprietor oltho WofirarAemereas Jotinthi. The action was to recover damages Le • libel published la that paper. Mr. &tryout Byles and Mr. Petandorff appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. Macassar* for the defendant. The libel in question was ;published on the 17th of Fe bruary last, in • report of P a meeting of the Lichfield Town Council, i• which the Mayor was stated to have said that the plaintiff bad Slimed his lather's name Sou his father's death, and by that means had obtained the dividends upon a sum in the Three per Cents. which belonged to the borough, and that Mr. Alder man Birch had observed that he did not know how the council could recover the dividends that had been obtained by him. The facts were that the plaintiff's father had peep a power of attorney to the bankers to receive the dividends, sad after his death they had received theta as usual, and the Plaintiff bad paid :beat to the account of the borough fund. The counsel for the plaintiff complained that the report in question Imputed to the plaintiff that he had improperly Mtaiued the dividends, and that the council were diecusaiog the means of gettidg the money from him; whilst the truth was that he had properly received the dividends, and had regularly accounted for them. In addition to this it was stated that the newspaper report was incorrect, and that oo observation of the kind complained of had been made at the town council meeting. After • short consultation between the counsel in the ease, it was 'greed to settle the action. The defendant's counsel withdrew every imputation from the character of the plaintiff, and agreed that a statement to that effect should be made in the neat number of tit Journal, and also that there should be a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 40s. NAVAL AND MILITARY. TALL OF A SHOT AND SHELL FACTORY IN THB BOROUGH ROAD. A dreadful occurrence took place yesterday after noon in the Borough-road, Southwark, which resulted is tee total destruction of the exteesive premises of Mears. Polgluse and Co. (known as the Atlas iron Works). The prineioal seat of the disaster had originally been constructed for eupenten" workshops ; but, in consequence of a large government contract for shot and shell, which it was ebbed promptly to execute, that part of the premises bad been made applicable for the branch of ntheestacture under • sodas, and for machine work g ily. There wee, how- ever a want of the strong girders, supports, ace., found in buildings specially constructed for such a description of work ; and to this, and the great weight of machinery, Be., up, the various floor, of the building, the accident is sup posed to be attributable. About 2 o'clock, just as the men (102 In number) had returned from dinner, • loud report was heard, followed by the rising of as immense cloud of dust, and the rosbieg forth from the factory of such of the workmen es ware fortunate enough to escape with slight wounds or contusions. la a few minutes the large range of buildings above mentioned fell to the ground a heap of ruins. An immense crowd was speedily on the spot, a' d it required the efforts of a strong force of police to obtain free egress and inure.* for those who were required to give assistance. Several meth cal gentlemen from St. Thome'. Hospital were soon in attendance, and found abundant occupation, as did the neighbouring surgeons; for, though a taw of the men bed escaped unscathed, numbers were much inji.red in the head, arms, or legs, and were seen being led or carried away, with the blood streaming from cuts end lacerations. One man had bees driven into the boiler which was under repair, but was, by the peculiar position of a pees of fallen timber, se protested as to be weep +Primly unburt,which he eastriied to make known by caging out, lam not hurt • but be careful what you move." He was nut, ho•ever, rel eased until six o'clock in the owning, but in Use interim was sea mined by supplies of brandy, water, &c. Another of the workmen, named Bird, was fount neer this spot with his right arm crushed beneath a large mill-stone mote than , half • toe weight, whose sufferings were most frightful, and in his stony he war continuously entreating, in the moat beseeching terms, to be extricated by the amputation of his arm. Henke, was effected, at about flee o'clock, by the netted and energede efforts of *boat 100 men, who, by means of rope sad tackle, succeeded in withdrawing the massive stone by ',ion he was held down, aad which of itself was completely jammed in by the different pieces of fallen machinery. He wee then placed io a cab and re moves with all speed to St. Thomas's Hospital. Up, lug& ry at St. Thomas's Hospital last evening, it was aseortained that of the sufferers conveyed to that hea ted, See were so fearfully mangled that hardly aiy hope was entertained of their :smeary. The following are their eagles and the nature of their injuries:—Joseph Odes, se vere tractor* of the Ault and external laurations • Coulee Pure, broken leg aad severe cuts about th e h ead and body; Junes Holden, very severe :facture of the skull, iejaries to the eyes, and laceratioa of the body ; Bird, the right arm crashed end • complication of wounds about the body, modelle.. his ease perfectly hopeless. The only case et -caved in Oey's Hospital was that of John Regan, aged 57, head partly crushed and other severeiwounds about the body; case copse at. SHOCKING MURDER.—The Dudley Advertises re ports a dreadful occurrence which took place at Kate's hill, seer Dedley, as eatt:reley morning. A young man, aimed Hoedown, had been paving oourt to • young woman named Maws, hut, becoming jesitins,he determined thatch. ,hold die. He borrowed a carbine, and having loaded it. proceeded to the pablio-honse where the girl lived as a ser vant, and where she was engaged in cleaning. He called for something to drink, sac, watching his opportunity, be deliberately discharged A. *musts of the cloudy weapon. The principal portion of the charge lodged directly under dieter. ear. She only lived s few manatee 'nor. Tie mar. direr made no attempt to amine. H. said, "Revenge is sweet; I have had mist, sad toe law mast take its own." FATAL RAILWAY AOCIDENT.—An accident, M aisel. d with fetal muse quenoes, happened on &turd.) morning on the North Loath)a line of railway, to as old and valued servant of the eon pay. Hr. Dyer, the manager of the rattle department, and principal cashier to the com pany, teas walking on tos liae preoesding ham Fenchurch istreet-statioa towards Ceasefire, when h. met the eleven o'clock ..m. pas-enger train eoming frzm the latter place, sad not Paine quick enough to er-tting rat of the way, was knocked doses by the eaglet, and mash island. On ea'. initiation at the `iniversity Hospital, where he was imme diately conveyed, it was ascertained the unfortunate gentle. man bed, is additiaa to a fraeinred arm, sustained extensive internal iajutiee, from theefftcts of which hen amd whisk used his death at an early hoar yesterday morels,. CITY OF DUBLIN STRAY PACKET COMPANY.—The halt pony us. • tag of time o..dy was hold on Saturday in Gable,, Itte J. K. Jose*, Bart., in the chair. The directors' ',part stated that the salaame to the credit of profit and loss oa the let Horeb amount d to 13 3861. 111.3 d. The price et seal, te.,required t of th. meets dating the hall-year had bees higher Main at say loom-r period, hat their rates would he Mowed la the arrest half year. The arrangement ' *stewed tam with the Great Western Railway Company for the thrtosers• booting of passengers to Loudon, to swine:ion with the &ingots...Pa and Liverpool vessels, bad come into versifies is Jammu,. Tee directors had also been invited by the Louden and North Weotert. Railway Company to resew negotiation, with the ott!ect of termisating the rivalry sad oppeetti:te carried on by the Cheater and Hall ooed Company spit st the Liverpool lase. An offer to ardertake the accelerated mail and passenger service be times 'leaden and Dublin had bran submitted to govero sestiMejelstly bg the three companies, sad was yet under euentArrecies. 'I be weather had tea very trying t o t h e immidmay's weasel., bet nose had sestaishd any thereinto , iejary. The report was adopted, sad a divicisod of 2 per aro% tor the half-rear deck,. d, Imp! income tax. 1i1.70111. —Wo h.••ieen re vinteu w stow-, ib tit is ieteeit.it to twin is Reading, s breach I. the Admiaibtrative Rotorua A.seciaties pub lished Is Lowden loot week. A public wicitiog is to b. field. ',Wish will be auricled by some Illiaben of penis ia.at who have taken part la thews, movemest.—Readisig Men"ffV• DISCHARGIS fox TIM ARMY IT PURCRA*2.— Ahordiso to o mars jest poblistiel the slumber of soldiers in the Loom!, Cavalry, Ardßevy, awl Marines Who bare maimed their Whammies la the last tea yaws was 17,621. PRESENTATION OF MEDALS. House Granne, lent MAY, 1855. Tlpoo the occasion of Mar Majesty presenting medals to a portion of the officers and soldiers entitled to them for service in the Crimea, es it will not oe possible to give mottos to every officer who may be oa leave 01 absence, the General Commending-in-Chief requests that those officers so situated who may be entitled to Malls, and who may wish to witness the ceremony, will make application to that effect to the Adjutant-General. Those officers who from wounds or illness, may be pre vented from attending, are requested to send their addresses to the Adjutant-General, in order that their medals may be forwarded to them without delay. All officers are to appear in review order, and, except those en duty with the troops, are to be dismounted. Officers of the Army, Marines, Militia, Yeomanry, &a , who may attend the parade on the 18th instant, in untlmm, are to be admitted between the double tow Olsen . W. F. FORST'S, Deputy Adjutant.Ctenerd. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 14. The St. George, 120, Captain Byres, C. 8., and the Calcutta, 84, Captain fltopforn, sailing ships, are ordered to dismount their guns, to enable them to convey troops. Their destination will be the Baltic. Tams are two other sailing snipe at Spithead available for the same service, the Neptune, 120, Captain Hutton, and Powerful, Si, Captain Massie. The mortar vessels Growler, Flamer, Hardy, Havoc, Firm, and Surly, having their heavy 13-inch mortars sling a Captain Julius Roberta' plan, arrived at Spithead last night from Sheerness, in company with the Ohn, 16, peddle fngate,CaptainWillooz, ea route to the Black Sea. The Odin, with the Rosamond, 6, paddle sloop, Commander Crofton, accompany them t their destination. The Russian prisoners of war brought to this country by the Simla, mew transport, which arrived at Spithead last night from the East, were out on board the screw sloops Cruiser, 16, and Faloon, 16, early this moraing, which vs.sels ;ailed with them for Plymouth, as they are to be placed in the military prison at Kinney. As reported yes- terday they comprise 12 oaken and 250 men. Toe 150 sick end wounded British troops brought home by the Simla will be brought into harbour to-morrow morning fur dis embarkation. The Pastels, N 0.71, sailing transport, arrived at Spithead thia of ernoon from the Crimes. She h.s bum lying at Cowes for two or three days, and does nut bring sick or wounded. The Northumberland, New York packet, sailed for New York this afternoon from Boatman. ADMIIUTT, MAT 14. - APPOINTMENTS.-AS- Astern Paymaster in Charge H. Tucker (18.50), to the Alban, 4, pacldta-wheel steam-vessel, of 100.horsa power, ut WooltWah. Abiiitint Pa maser of the B.cond Clue A. Allen (1861), to the Pembroke, 60, screw steam thip, at Port.mowth. Acting Clerk F. B. Bra.erstock, to the Royal Albert, 121, screw steam ship, of 600-horie power, Medwarraneaw *tattoo. LINNAIa Clerks 8 D. Btowell, B. H. White, J. E. Kerr, J. P. Dun, 8. L. teamster, C. H. Elliott, and H. D. Edgeonse, to the anal Albert. Midshipman J. Irvine, to the Horatio, 24, screw steam guard ship, of 2.50 horse power, at Sheernese. Orders were received yesterday at Southampton from the Traaspprt limed to survey the General Screw Company's steamer Cape of Good Hope, to ascertain her capacity for being a war transput for the conveyance of horses. An offer having been made and accepted to place at the disposal of government any available amount of ac commodation far sick and wounded sold era in the Dublin lioepitalt, it has been ascertained that 265 beds could be so disposed of at present in the several hospitals, and that this slumber might easily be eonsidcrably messaged. Tne ad vantage of having toe superintendence of medical men of great ability and eaperuace 'twine this offer a matter of real value. SPORTING. —•— TATTERSALL'S —Ewa Ay. Mainsheet let;ortsrTeaTreadeget: Hubert eOZ;ca strong demon • ration to be made •aeteot Inn in she Goatee of toe morning t• the City; and, on ma-teriag at " l'be Corner," the tertian at hcittlity wee so stub inereard ey the overatione et aortae sober le) ere that atter SW so SO bed boa Wet. tl tares or tent tdee•, S to I went • bumf: and yet so reliable laderseatioe we. to be obt.lned es to the id ail Om& M hal towel! was to very crest Ione; at 6 to 1. II to 2, and 3 to 1 wasp hundreds twee invested on him, and be .0 usquestionetby toelemilar laveurite at the does. Lord of the I.ko woo Owned at ti to i abd sto a, Us awe Si 6 and 7 to 1, and Rifleman ate to I, but the support whist tbsy respectively received was nut marked by sop pertitmlar feature. It sot woo taken is various suns aooot The Fld,erer„ sad 10 to Ito some hundreds etso.t Kingstown. 20 son 25 to I were laid mama Dirk fiatteraisk. Swats Morn and Gressults leerier •meat do to 1 each, taken ark offered. Oulston at one UMW @drowsed item 10110 to b 0 vs i . to I, hen the current pre, at the Amish was is to 1. AN to WI and 736 is a were taken about Itylotose. 71se batting on the dosurvelabire Stakes and The Oaks moires 00111114111. 80M Elt6 ETYIIIIt9. STAMM. li to op. Lord Chest,. lidd's T)p. e (t) 6 to Mr. Cloture?. Hercule (t) 7 to Mr Howard's tittle Hurry (t) 10 to lir. J. M. Manley's Mishap it ) DIBbY. sto Mit Mr. P. L. Popham'. Wild Homer (t) 6 to Mt. Merry's Lord M the bias (t) 6 to Mr. Ushaidesout's Itiffenuut (t) 6 so Lord Derby'. De Oars (t and off) 11 so Mr. J. Adalme. Flatterer It) 14 to Mr. H. Kingstown (t) 55 to Lord Winton'. D.tit Hatters)* (t) 110 to Mr. Byword's tit. Hobert SI to Mr. Howard's Bolsi n (t) /a M Mr. J. J. Heodenio.'d *Otos, (t) 50 0o Mr. lintresS, &penis Morn (t) 80 to Mr. Bowes's Ormolus &twists (t end off) IN even between It. Hubert ant. Oul.ton. (1) 01KM 5 to 1 spot Mr. T. Wlllio.we's Mettle 11 to 1 Mr. W. l'Anson'. gionewing Heather (t) 9to 1 Admiral 0. V. Harooort's Dome Jooddllto (t) 10 to 1 Lord John Stott's Morgan La F.ye (t) 15 to 1 Me. J. o.borne's L aly tattoo (t) 90 to 1 Mr. IL W. Widi.cas's Ci.y (t) Comsan.—Tble bone war etruek out or lus hoops and Afoot en. were. am tads, at J.lO p.m. Nonce.—lfs loMertialun Boom will be open every day this week. BATH RACES.—Taus DAY. Hems Anarvininstiilsiti,l4ltap.Littir H.rry. Coek Phea sant, I itatapian .haathan Martin, matte bon, anthems. moves, Stork, lde vb. d, Pieria; Goorluse, Ota ma Nan .le. Coroner. Janina fitly. Fends, Whalebone, Mr. Sykes. Doll.. Kali: donee eane. Cleveland, Types, Jacqueline, Wandering WiLle, and some others. REWARD POE THE PREVENTION OP SMOKE.- The Steam Collieries Aiismistioo, • Neeessus-upoe-Typ t i, advertise In the Newcastle Chnnicle their offer of • pre mium of 600/. for the invention M ao .ffeetisal method for preventing the emission of smoke from the &hone) of amitn•bntar boiler*, upon cartels cunditione, which are set forth is the adeortieement. —.- TOE FRENCH MALL/J.—ln consequence of the wind 6161f.i11g and blowing a gel* from the N E. the packet with the French Made could not C/064 the bar at Cabo. yesterday morning at the ;mat time, and the mails could not leave D,»ar before noon. . _ The gentleman injured, as it is feared mortally, in the fall of the Stand•bou.s at the lengbrea Boom, on Friday, was Mr. lames Kelly, of Kidly'e grove, new. Bd oeselue. The unfortunate gentleman was still she. on Sis , uislay. but his recovery was not eseected. ENGLISH PICTURES ST MODERN ENGLISH PAINSIIIS, AT hiloillts. FONT= AXIS DOJO'. —Amos/ this e,ileetioa, numbering suility• alas works, are a taw strikingly good pictures. We noticed partmalarly a lune painting by Sir A. W. Calloost, " klempatesd•hestb " on • a mi d, day, with a partial gleam of sunshine breaking on the Maas' kills, oaretelly and pArertully executed ; but is might be say boa* having nose of the remarkable points chid, so distinguish the heath of Hampstead. There is . ,buniiag bit by C. St.ntieW, " Part of the Deed Palace Venire;' and a Minuted little picture, a "Bivouac of Troops seer Notre Dame, Paris—Moonlight," by B. A. 04odall, gaits s gem. There are other works of merit ia the eell.et , on. the whole of which will be sold to-mos:ow, ON 16th of Nay. GOOD NEWS FOR THE BRITISH ARMY EVERYWHERE ~, BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, THE PORTE LIT, or Portable Bedstead, Sofa, Chair, Inclined Couch, Mosquito Tent, and yr or Hurricane Tent, peolw4 he one owe, weight from albs. to I 2lba. lomat 29 inches by 6 deep and 51 broad. N o .„,_Stelphgt. traveller, e lavabd should be without one. Sold only by W. E. COLES, Elephant ROW, 161, Strand, London. """wir Onigi ; 11' 010 4' %Yr:A.-4P: • isr_r_x•Ar 111111Eauj i SOFA. BUMMER TENT. a a . • - - , • . _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ N.B. ALL PIRACY WILL BE PROCEEDED AGAINST. MARKETS. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (From TAe Mark Lew Express.) • The Paris market, on Thur.nay, eanin.teit some improve ment in flour (or future delivery, may t toe extent oft f. per sack ; but there was no active business (it &Livery oo the spot. Priors rosy be can't& rod ss estoblieheo. et ;Ss. to bra. p r sock Si LAI kilos. Wheat was a little dearer, with more doing. barley had begun to q./.. ciie attention, and was If. dearer. All other grain was calif • Mar oodles alio showed some firm eec In the wheat market. From begiusi we learn that both at Alum rp and Brows the markets for corn were heavy. The excitement in kaiglaud mid produced oraers for sheet in Trieste, but sellers had so edema d their pretensions that they were Pot executed. Romagna was worth it I. 25 c, to 32 2.75 C. per heat; Ismael and Levant, 215 I. ; Egyptian, to I. 75t. Advises tram Harobro' arid lio lead deacribe the excitement as passed, without much ii.d.eatlou ol lower prima. Many oats were skipping from the runner piste, end some light wheat. Prices at Laintam, on the ash, we. e brio, writ a tradeacy upwards. At stettin and henig-berg there was no reouetien of quotations, but lumina bad become quiet • there were buyers et less mmey, with which sed ers were indispos ed to comply. Ac ousts from the Turkiah port of I:felonies describe the corn trade as , tery dull, prices lookuag down wards. America cow Mae' to eviace a eradwil rise in the price of tweed. stuffs, notwiths•anding the extremely high rates current, mid he. evidently traded beyond her producing powers this season. Wheat remains scarce. and moo in detuanti at Pail delphis. Med Pesmsyl. realm 2 dole. Ike. ; white t dots. elm p. r husheL Rye also mares. Flour, 11 dole. to 11 dole. Sac. (hit. du I, at, at 67 mots to 79 dole. Mates Inactive loot& y. white. at 1 dollar de.: yellow. I dol. 7c. At New York, lour is good demand at 9 duL 300.1011 del. Soc. ; fairy Dread., to 126.1. Nye dour, 6 dol. 35c. t. 7 aoL 2 ie. White lodide corn, 112 e. • yellow. 114 e. (hats diced, at 77e. to 81c. per bhanel. ' TAO supplies antictpated from the Net and Canada seemed likely to fall short The Les. accounts were. however, bei.,e brought from all parts as to the /rowing crops. the thick covering of snow durum the severe winter h.ving afforocd an ample tin.tt coon to the young plants; and the extent of lend under image is reported to be larger than ever known. home Emir, we :earn, le going beck upun from Liverpool. THE GROWING CROPS. Mum the Agricultural Gazette ) The change of a fad to the south an wart during thet week has brought some refreshing showers of rat• in quite eufticien pas t qaantity for the corn crops fur a time, but acutely euuugh for Eh,• gram, whica bas been gencraliy led off so core that it a dl require a more consider able tall of rain ihan .e have ,et tad to produce abundasoe to the meadows and upland panne'. The g. b. ral appearance of the wheat gelds is proadeing, altm3ush look *aro; sad the spring corn is re ported to be coming up sill a hue healthy hue. Nothing, indeed, maid have been more favourable for the batty and oats than the dry weather 51 the last month, and the nun. hare succeeded it Just is time to give the omesemy stimulus to the promisee of vegetatioa In its ascending stages. It any pert of the growing crops have suffered It is the early beans and peas, which are reported to hate received damage tram the long culd winter sad 'arum. LONDON N EIIKLY DOCK RICIV ANS.—KAT 12. Pr. Stock. 1134. Imported. Delivered. lacaz,W. Indls esaia 1,1 1 00 7,800 Mauritius bags 12 600 17,200 Pawl algadras bsg. 6,300 9,000 Emma. pkg. 2,000 11,800 .lorras. W.L. emu 4 15 Mocha Wes Pa Coke .. .... bog. 200 1,80. 0 tcos.W.L r bap 118 500 togs gar. .Isdla ... oaks 400 720 1 10.300 . 11,800 150 000 111,04'0 112,000 91.000 230,010 906,000 331 300 6,300 13,400 $4,760 57,000 Wee !,4:4 17.000 1 0,100 correw.—LIVIIIIIVOL, MAY 14.--The market dosed VIII firmly, and with hardening tend my. Prim.* of American are hind. per lb. against the baser when tornpareo wit h Vriday's currency. AU other kinds are light, but um hanged in velum the gales were :0,000 bales, comprising • 3.000 Americans t 2 Ott' for export. end o.oeo on speculatioo); IVO Pernam nod de labium, Sid. to 6 t ! 1.; GOa Bahia, 6ld. to 61,1.• 1.200 Egyptian. Gd. to Id., 2.sooSurat...id. to sd. • and 2.0 flea 10Id. to lc lid . ptr lb. Imports au= Thu rs day, 22,00 balee. COALIL-Lownow, Mar IL-Bates' Wen Hartley, 175.; Sebald, Walt Hartley, 1:s. 6d.; Carr's Hanley, 1 s. lid.; ilareepool West Hartley. 17s. 60.; limits's Hartley. lie. bd. ; Langridse's West Hartley, 17s. 6d.; Nona Perey Hartley, 175.; Tanfleld Moen 165.; tantleld Moor Hutto, 16a. ; Walker Primmer, 13e. bd.; West Hanley Grey., 175.; Wilma, 13a. 6d. ; Walls Eud A0011:1 Close, 184 6d.; Walls End Goslortb, 17s. 64.; Walls End Heaton, 17s. 6d.: %Yalta lEnd Heaton. WallAud Hilda, 175.; Walls End Eiddell. l 17s. Sd.; Unlit= Primrow , IN, 6d.; ale End klraddylla 1M.91.; Walls End Heron, las. 60; Walla Et.d Hato Lyons, lU. 6d. ; Walla End Lainbion, ills.; Walls End North Hatton, 19a.; Walla End Plummer, lre. U.; Walls End tomb %num 19a; Walls End Stewart's, laa. 6d ; Wails End Caradue, lba ; Wall* End Hartlepool Srlmdan, 19s. 3d.; Walla End Hamra Hall, lbs. 6d.; Walls End ▪ W..; walls End Triuulon 'Meal y. I as. yd.; Walls Eud South Hartlepool. 19a; Wale End South Enloe. 161. cd, Walls End Tees, 16a. W.; Carr'. Merthyr, 6d.; Derwentwater Hartley, 117 a. Gd. ; Squboterea Merthyr, its. ----.."------...... Maaossarr-at Gravesend, May 11, from .. MosaLus-st Gravesend, May 13, from .....7"-`4144, Nswcaert.s -at Gran .en', May IS, from ...... .... ....4;711,_ Narouros -at Gravevenu, May 14, Irons .... .. -- `' 4 Marmots -at craVerfild, May 13, from ....... NOltTatMaalLoaD -at Portslouuth, May 13, iftig .. Nos-at rallTOUttl. May 12, fr0aa........ Narrowing --of Falmouth, May 11, from . N.ea at Swansea, 31.1 12, trim .... ............ ffaacterw.-at Falmouth, hlay 12, fr0m...................""*M,„_ Or.rosas -at Hull, at .y t .., from .......... & isauf,,,„ 0•OIPIA-at Queenvtown. May .2, from S/LI ..... ••••••••...Stalarl PANA-at WWI... May 13, from . ...... ........•.„,„ „...ibm i Per -st Deal, May 13 PRIRCION ALICI-at Gravesend, Mayl3, from Du,. raI,QUILII:4I-at Gravesend, May 14. Iran ............ .ftiii; PAU' AMU tossups-at Grarerend, May 14, ham. ..... ... he. Qua: Ila FJCILI-lit Falcsranh, Havannas. ays- May 13, from ...... ........ ....Teat at May :Slay 14, fr0m..........ftma atmattaa -at &Mnna, Ma) 11, from ... ... .. -.....1K aIFULKADIta-at Qu. esetonn, May 13, from. 1 kaftaan-at Falmouth, May 12, from MSS. Itlvar.-at Graveavnd, May 13, from Iftm Mu. Barnrasr -at Gramme], May 13. from Aleak RAMILLUS-al Gravesend, May 11, from haill liras -at Gravftend, 314 .J, irons Porn% Saa Nruns -at warmth& May 13, from Male norana-at Graver...bd. May 13 . tram ft. lash Sr:max-at UW*11.40111; May 10, from Caa has..acta-at tireessofts, May 11, from ... T ata r SIIIOLDS-at Faialollta, May 12, from ...ftsaftauftee . ,CONDO NAItCIoCO-al. Yala•Utb, May 12, from Gifts Sono - at Falmow a, lftwaa bIViIT-at Falmouth, May 13, train Aleassfts Serra Pecroa -at Falmouth, May 12, from ....... . ............ Gus,* Wfteustss -at PUI, May L 2, from Maws Sanaa/sad-at COWS , May 13, trona. ................................ Cs* Smart-at Deal. May 13, from ... .. .... ............... Foochow Pei IW...siva-at Queenstown, May 13, from ....... . ..... .„...Aras bras.. Mu .a stoma wasaans-at Falmouth, May 12, &oft Matilda tilt.. ia- at Liverpool. M ay 14 . ' m u , ... - . Pam brows Cwoo-at Gravesend, May 13, fr,M3 ............ _iiiiib.... Su:nouns-at tiravevend. May 14 . from . ...... ..............Dukin lira Is, Pftd.-attirave-end. May 13, from .. ...... ~ Maid* STOUT DUILUTItiCHT at UTlTtata.l, May 13, p 055..... ....... .Dordt SOURAIDAII .at Gravesend, Way 13, troft .... ........... ....Calcutta Two theorem-at Graftemsd, May 3, trona- ......... . .... lwa Tato-at Gravesend, May i 3, from ..a.. ..........i. 04 . TlKaaa• CalltalLL at Geavenewl, May 13, Nil, b..* Tau.oca Carr. a-at Gravevand. May 13, from ...Madras Taoll•lLUAlt at Deal, Slay 10, from Wombs) TIMM/. Junasea -at Faunouus, May 11, from LeabOri Tsasaa-at Pretantaath. :day 13, from &myna Tres-at Deal, Ma, 14, from ......Tatuorla Um -at Padaeow, May 11, from Calls Vot.urr-sat Newport, Mar 14, from ..11111 raaPACCIO-at Deal. May 13. from - OFftft VICTORL• 11.101.11-at Gravesend, May 13, from OMNI VICTUILIA-at Graft:vend, .Lay 14, from Wit. Faansaics -at Grafteend, May 14, from _Awn War. 11.1 . 1 .ft0au.-attirafta,nd, May 13, Iron rilme WY. SaTOP-.llt GtaTeaCTld, May it. Iron licsime WII.DAKLIV-• Gravesend, 4.113, from Chalk Wft. Paowas-at Gravesend, Mar 13, from NIA WILLLIUPLAT-a: Portv.ssoutb, May 11, from .1.4161 Wawa& -at Falmouth, May 13. from IlassMii 21111UIDA1.-at Deal, May 13, from .Jarlos SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL SHIPS AT FOlaltlOX PORTS.—Maria, at Buenos Ayres ; Crimea, and fdanai.ra, at Pernambuco ; &thump, Mary Bartle!, Firsoket, Sea Gull, Karin, Cru sader, Auguiits, and Wilhelm, at Rio and Santa Cruz, at lisvanosh , Manner, Janeiro;d Africa (s.). at Boston; Webster, Fire Trader, and Henry Clay, at New York ; Siddons, at Puiladelphia ,• Caroline, and Persian, at Charleston ; Rover's Bride. at Castine ; Coma wattle, and Kalamazoo, at Savannah. SAHA]) roa*Livaarow..—Wm. Fiala, and Neptune, March 17, trona Barnor Ayres ; Miranda, and Oberon, April 19, from Pernairinnin ; Lively, tr m Monte Video, March 12; Stag, from Rio Janeiro, Match 28. ABILIL V SD Aoaric—st Ormond, May 13, from China AMIN'S are WILIMS—at °myeloid. May 13, from China Smisosagia—at ..rabraend, May 13, Loin Ara lirraku.—at. Gramaend, May 13, from Bombay ALPIU—at Orameend, May 19, boo Opel to maim/us—at Gravesend, May 13, from Cuba Asst. Gelin —llt Oramaniil. May 13, from Lisbon ACAIPTAIt Deal, May 13, trona China eum—at &mount, " 12, nom NO Grande Acacta—at Falmouth. Ina akyab at—mFalathuth, May 12, from Enos AUROLII-.IIZ Falmouth, May from _ Auvasvnix—et Falmouth, May i 9, from Alexandria gtowas—at Falmouth, May 14 irons Gallipoli Anuma—iit Que•CattArty May 12, mat Constantinople Cava—at *wanes, May 13. tram 1 Ass Mmatonn—oB Liverpool, May 14, from Calcutta Auftoa&-.40 Liverpool, May 14, hom ...............„....New York arawas—at Gravesend, May 14, tram Calcutta Wows—at Gravesend, /day 14, trona Memel Barium —at Ural, May 13, from Buioimeni Hawaao—at Dial, May .9, from Callao baxianaan WaLmw —at Fide oath, May 12, tram. LW Jamie') BYOUIIPZ—a Falmouth, May 13, tram Moulmein _ __ iiiiiiiiir-st Ossimili. lag az. 0rra........ — lics - X - lerTe Ilameaan-.t CleseelNeere. May IS. ima......... Bahia 1111.1.2 Gramosed, May 13. team .. .................Afriga asailees3-61 Gramme. May 13, lira Celan Sanaa=lrean-at Ut. May 13, treat agas Ilegnurs-st Gravnead. V,y 13, traer ........ ........ Sychke Or rata-at • Gummed, May 11, tram Guernsey Ommensot -at Gravesend. May 13, tram...-. Manridas Memnon-at Crammed, May .3, teem Chime Clem sacs-at Gravemed, May LI trees CUIELTIMUL Csneza-at BWIIIIIOI. May 12, tram Coq= Climusaan-off Dungeness, May 14, k0m............... Museum 'Cumint-at Falmouth, May I; ha st ........... .....- IdouUnda laitaiasint-at Falmouth, May .3, Irma- ....... . ..- 0111114TATITS-at Faison* May Lt. gren...."........Mattritius Cituou-at Mumbles. May 13. nom Caldera 0.M.--Ilt Liverpool, May 14, tram Maceto pane -at Gravesend, May 14, from Konigsberg Drasearr--at Cowes, May 13, Witco Desu-at Queenstown, May 12, from. Mauritius IPPIRANCII-at tamerend. May 13,. tram Trinidad Illeix • Euas-at besmears; May 13, from Jersey linisaaw -at Gravesend, May IS, tram ............ -......" Cadiz Emma -at Gravesend, May 13, from Granada Ewa-at Oranosnd, May 13, from .lio Janeiro ILLIADOZOCaII-at Gravesend, May IS, from efdoal Maw at Cowes, May 13, from Gumtree Sumo -at Ural, May 13, from ......, M a litamme-at Deal, 4 3Iay 13, tram...........-- .....Calla. .. _ May 10. 4- . kra—at Queenstown. :10, from Enema Piuscu—st Swansea, May 14 from Esisfa—at Mutable., May Id, nun Sir —at lAverpool. May t 4, from enraaaa—at Liverpool. May ie. from • ... Iversen at Gravesend, May 14, from Poanrma—at Grave-end, May 14 trout Urammsd, May 14, from May 14 from Callao Cuba Caloan Trinid4 t:dia h Loaa—at Oranseed, Elam—at Hull, M. • 11.7,011 VOILTVIIA -at Queenveusni, May 11, front l.Wlso V. RAAIIDAZ I -et ttuesetown, May 12, from Jlanzitioa Guar -at Deal, May a • tear-at Falmouth. May ll,' from .Alezendrla Glear-at °manner May If, frau Grarroat -at Ch..tlilre, May lt, fees . Venice Hoasucann-at Gravesend, May 13, Iran .. Calentta Reao-et Gravesend, May 13, urea Marted.es Hovissene-at Gravesend, May 13, Ireee Nurdeu Hiusauxisi Qvarusaa--at °ravened, M., 13, from Dile* Mora-at Faireotnli, 34.1 It, num Constantinople Hasaierra-at Valosonth , May 13, tr0nt......-... ......... . *kW., Booraa- et Greenock, May 11, ups liatanrie liatsva-at Gravesend. May 14, lees .. ..... ........". ..... Cads ILurve-et Orme,. u, May 13, from Hu.oA Csaitinera-at Gravesend, May 14, troaa 7.7oce .. .ket Alle" blitn te ITT Gams-at Lawn.* M•y Is, nom Aleminerla losia—t Dmil, May 13, fries 100-of Iraleoutli, May 12 , it,.. nouns , Jana Ewa -at Gravesend, My IS, tram Paws Jesernisse-at Gravesend, May 13, from Calcutta Jeua at Falmouth, May 11, Wes Moine Video ,Joun 11asnera Manta-at Liverpool, May IS, Iron .Bilboe 141111 es-at Llverpool, 111!, 1,, hum li.aremller JoiL-at Limped. M ll 7 11 . Om T (Mamba KATZ-at Quensiows. 14%y 11, tram......... Lim-at Ormond, Kay 1.1, from 11= Loom J. HOPS/Lll.-11 , Grawireod. 1117 14 ( nemzuel) Lumau.va- at cows, May 13, frost Mom, t , , LATImu--at Gravelaug, May 13. Iron . Monte Video LANnbati-at Gra.easod, May Is, tram Mum Luna-at Oravems.d. May 13, from ... ..... Veasarl Maar Ass-at Itala.at`t, il.y 14 tram ............ Ak Mama Piano -at Falmou th , May 11, hot A ria Manila ranotaiat -at Falmouth, May 12. tram.. FoNekos-Fou 1111. DINA-St Deal, May 14, tram .. Waal', M. -et Grave...ad, May 13, Um. .... . ...... . ... Rouvki MAZY Sonson-at Grassed, May 11, rtioal:.......altasadn. BA ILED. ANTTT-from Cardiff. May 11. to . Coaatantinopl Mot-from Falmouth, ay 12, to Toot APE LIPPIRLD -from "clily, Ilay 8. to Muer Lee liaumix - from !tampon!, May 14, to Taloa:am Awroook-from Liverpool, May 14, to Noumea* A amnia -from Liverpool, Play 14, t 0... Melbourne A.R.-mum Liverpool, May 14, to lie Jade BOA HARIAOPIA-hone Swans , ..o„ . May 12, to _ ... , .. Gieralmr COPIPTIFIAII Lam -fioni L . , rain; May 11, to- LEEKAIKIEVE CarnAutt - from Card:tr, May 12, t 0....... ~,,Cu ilabal CPAPIN-from Liverpood, Hwy 11, to ...... . ......... ..........84klart COMMODOki-trove Gravamina, /day 14, to hooka EXCELSIOR-from Liverpool, May 14, to New Tait Fovertir-fron, Liverwoi, NUE 14, to. Carrattioapla Fatria-ham Poole, May 8, to ... Neirkamileml Piet Ilteruo-trom Swansea, May 12, to Gilder (lamina-from &Arent., May 14, to Gibralwr Gooaot Romano:4 -Inan, cow, o ea, May 12, to Gibealua Houma's-nom ralmouth, May 12, to Thane Mort 4rnii Greenock, May li, to _. .... ....... Sintlealt JAPE E WAIIP- from Falmouth , May 1 2, •• .to lrliellt JOSEPH Wicia-tram Queventiown, May 12, to (Jean Kass-tn.= Plymouth, Nay 13, to Melbourne Lint- from Liverpool. 1- tl4 to Gibraltat LasCaritto-trou. Liverpool, May 14, to Lisbas Mmulatxr (a.)-rrow Liverpad, May 14, to Havre MOOPEASII Mato-trout Liverpool. May 14, t 0.... ..... Rio Janeiro MIIIIMAID-11.0111 Cardiff, May it to Malt' 1111111110 N-from Falmouth, May 12, to Wake NAIAD-Irma Swansea, May 1. to Maki tham-Iron, Grayeaeod, May 14, to &Elia °cams Matta-16am Livarpoid, May 14, to Plilladeigiela Pamu.-from Plymouth, May 13, to Outlines Bootruc,i•-tram Litetpu..l, May 11, to Balm SENUCA -from Liverpool, May 14, to HUM SPUME,* • 11l 111 Liverpool, .i:ay 14, to Pernambuco STIMULI-liras Poole, May 8, tn.. Newlouadland ..JAN Jo-trout Marompote, tiny 12; to Cadiz SUIPIUSI -Iran Owa t ioes, Msy 1..t0 Titanin* FENDIECIIIPA -mow Liverpola. May 14, to Harlinlen TICKLUI-trout Liverpool, May it. to San PrROCIKO TEcataa -Wool Liverpool, May 14. to Newtoundlud Wrowiae-trom Liverpool May 14, to Philadelphia W. N. Room-trove Lavorpo 1, May 14, to Halifax W. 14611111 -mine LiverpooL May 1., to Genoa %Varmint -from Liverpool, May 14, to New ()Beam VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ballarat, Joan, from London for P.urt rhildp, April 10, :at. 4.51 lon. 21.40 W. Dunbar (transport), off the Stsrt, won ing do ris Channel. Dims Lays, from Loudon for Sydney (N.0.W.), March a, lat. 13 lon. a 0 W. Hotspur (English ship), from Liverpool for Melbourne, April 8, lat. 4.30 N, lon. i 7.17 W. Liberty., irom Lonoon tor Sydiry, April ?IL lat. 1.11 N., lon. 23.10 W. Monarch (ship), front Bombay lor Liverpool, Apit 19, lat. 19.1 e N., lon 34.40 Pt.:rob:um (barque). 23 days iron London for Sydney, Apnl lat. 4 N., lon. 40 W. ..)--AT MA. ESTABLISH. tame, 112, itegent-etreel, end O. 4, Leadentall-street, am manned the Dem speenen. of Beaten manuatetures, m Driessing.ems, Work-Ixase, % nuns-cases, llmaing-bsas, and other arueles of ati22l or Initu7 suitable fur presennation. A separate department for Pipit Mae# Nanunteturta and batraelle Telma. Table ()awry, Bann. nenrces, Penknives, Strops, Paste, lie. &omen orders executed/Jr merchants anal °sputa% An ezteniave iseoruneat of superwe Htlr and °User Totten bruabss [AdWertlfigMent.)--11OLLOWAT'd PILLS AN ASTO. 1111111 Na ROISIPT Ara nut (Nita or Asinms.—Mrs. Newton, °f lip* states, hi a letter to ttr. Kill , cbeimet, Hyde, that for many yens she had been redacted witu sorer auras of without, west do:way of breathing, a ardent court. and acute pains la the side. SIN tried various remedies, and ws. ucder the tterrinent or several Burgeon for swaths together, watt ut oat-coin, any benent. At length aha 116 e Induced to try elorrowsr- Pills, the first dote nave rebel, and by continuing them a cure h a beet effected. &me anxious that others so affhosted abould "bum relief, roe desires ltll4 tact to be pa knows.—Sold by all Tomer* o: medicine, and at Professor Rouotg Establishment, die, Strand, London ;and 85, Maidewlane, New Tort. BIRTHS, MARKIAOES, AND DEATHS. BIR r HB. BULLEB.—Wey 11, at Woolwich, the wife of W. E. Buller, Eq., of a daughter. LUCAS.—Mey 11, at Bury St. Edmund's, the wife of Major Lune, of a sou. MAIL—May 12, at Deabigh.street, Beltran-road, the wife of B. H. 111.1 r, MN., ct a eon. OTTlf.—May 11, the wile of Mr. W. Otty, of Beckwith-street, Sartre head, of a son. PROEM.— May 11, at CT:on. the • ife of Capt. 0. A. Pruett, lapel the B. matey Artillery, -On. SAVAGE.—May le. the wife of Mr. J. Savage, of Oldball.street.U. verged, of a daughter. TAYLO&—M.y 10, the wife of Mr. W. Tey:nr, of Market-west. Birkenhead. of twin d ugh erg. VIKTUL—May 12, at errees, the wife of Mr. O. IL Virtue, of Paternoster-row, of a uaughter. MAKKIMIIIB. ------- ---- CHOLYELIT—CURTIB.—May 11, at the C.itholle Chas* St. George% Sone mask by the Eight Bev. Dr. Or.utt, 11. & Chol matey. Eaq..ot Boson to babel laurhoue Curtis, daughter a UN lute J. Curds. EDNIONDS—CALTH inv.—Key 10, at Walcot Church, Seth, I , l l ho Rev. Dr. Horl-ely r rtd rtes E ekes', Dun of the ice E. Edsw°4l Esq.. of hearties] ant.... Br sdlord. %Slat, to time, a.ughm) the late It. Cult rod, Esq., or S enteluted Abbey, LIU *Half% _, teth. LTuNci—sU D LOW. —May In, at St. Nicholas, I.lverp al, by the Ite. A. J. Tomlin Mr. B. Lyon.. of Bough.ct Che.htrc, W Mae. daughter ot the late or. K. Oxbow, of LiverpeoL POOLB--BHEP FIELD Bay in, at ISt. P.ol'a, Caßoubary, by the Her. 0. B H .want. B. ti. Pooh.. ha 4 , or heutegtoa, and of the ILEA C. !Wog .1, to Balza, daughter of the late I. nhet• Add, En . of Hul:oway. DiLATiIL tAiaci:bedow.c:d.q.deneomureptu:c.gw.psEtro::: 1 hROWNE— May In, at Louniou, Oxon. R. T. S. Browne, Eaq, of !wanton and Inverse...T..o, Baysester, sun of N. W. nisioi. EN, of Norwuod, surrey. up d 1 . Late Capt Blot'. thss.uu Go o de, aged 34. 1 1 1 o : lot aa :lntal . : l : 4 :4:ay l l :ll j a .: " a t t 7. :a c : V at:e . n . i . rna o : r.... th .vi e Prisms Louisa, wife of U. Dowses. Esq , sired 63. Grant, Eng , tonsetly el ktedessEe. Ross.shire, N.th, in Ids UK year. 0111313ORT.—May 11, st qouthwiek.strert, Hyde-park, Anne, widow of the Late Dr. 0 Category. at N odortag, surd 06. RILL—Nay to, at Chath.m.strrer, Laverposi. Mr. J. Hip, aged O. 1 ROGERS —lisy 0, u. itugera Esq., of liigh•streer, St. GaSebib. thr.tlelds, a c ed , 9. ISHOUT. —May if% at Treherne Roams, Wesd.end, Wunpetesua, C. Its east. Esq., aged W. Printed and publidiall or ',rums Kiva &ammo or No. S. lamitaNd •tt, to too agy or Loudon, Pr.ator. at the Otllce. In Lraabs ,ll arced. In the precinct td 'll hal rtart—TOzactr. MAT Ali% /' I; , '