The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-29 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTN HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAY, Anil 28. The Loan °NANCE:WM took his eat oa the woo/meek at foa dank. PRIVATE BUSINM. The haw* inn Menrnai a third time and named : Witham Deciasge ; &hod for the lodigent Blind Ant hmeadmant ; Lymingtoe River Improvement, &c. ; hylea bury and Reekiaghare Railway : West Corawall Railway ; iilrails and Kilkee Railway and Ponlaaakerry Reclamation; harm Company ; Brightosi, lion, tad Preston Constant Timgries Water; end Crystal Palms District Gaa—Bals. COURTS OF JUSTICE BUILDING BILL. Tu. LORD CRA CEL& olt rid that In rides to move Ile meod reading of this bill he could sot help upraising Ye easvietios that their lerdshipe ware now asked to i e.e their assent to a proposal which was one of the most ism- Ipertast measures c 1 lemil improvement that be could re. nesiabm at say period of his experienos. Nothing could be mere singular, in the rem, state of things in this country, limn the disregard which had been manifested for so loam • line of the manner is which our courts of justice were imentreeted, and of the acoommodatioa afforded for the proper administration of *Hoc It was Ivry desirable that themine qnselioos should be viewed br all the courts on the sameyin** and that there should be one simple and uniform mode of procedure adopted in all the oourts. Eisdoableily them divine principles and modes of prow den had hese to • greet extent perpetuated by the courts being ia different Mantle& If there were • fres oommuni indica of ideas between the practitioners of the different smuts, which there would be if the courts adjoined oath ether, that diversity would have a tendency to disappear. /Isere was a great desire among all persons connected with lheadmiaistratioe of justice that the present miesioo should net be allowed to peas without the adoption of some scheme meshes that oostemplated by thiebdl. Theopposition that bad ilex years been offered to it had, be was happy to say, almost e= disappeared. The sockityof Liooolo's-ion, which were l great typewrote of the immure, were now petitiosers lot it ; sod he trusted that his noble and learned friend %gad Et. Leotards) would also withdraw his opposition boa it. He should he happy indeed if his lordship would rim" his emotion to it, because he was convinced that of all Bags that he had known mince he had the honour of be- Issigim to the profession this undoubtedly was the ea Zion disked, most needed, and of the greatest promise. In eisiclasion be moved the wood reading of the bill. Lord ST. LEONARDS had no objection to the owes intim of the law marts. but be did out think it necessary %remove the Courts of Equity to the proposed site. As reserded the financial gnostic's, he utaintaieed that the Court of Chanoery had no right to • single shilling of profit eat of the funds now in question, which it told in trust for the beeefit of the suitor. If the measure were carried, it wield be a most unexampled and dangerous proceeding. After • few words from the Duke of A ROTLL and Lord lOR&WWORTR the bill was read a second time. . . . Their lordships adjourned at 10 minutia to 8 o'clock. SOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY, Arm 28. She Brss=>a took the chair at 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The following bills were read a third time and passed : Oreithend and Kilmarnock Extension Railway ; DimberT, Battey. and Hecianondwike Water ; East and West Licht Dock Company . ; Fareham Gas ; Landon and South Western sway (Torrumton exteesioo) ; London. Brighton, sod &nth Coast Railway (additional powersl; Metropolis fewer and &hex Reclamation ; Newtown Water ; North leades, H and Alexandmpark Railway ; Rastrick Gee ; St. John's ighgate C hapel (Porteea) ; and South Essex Railway 11114 GREENOCK RAILWAY BILL. Yr. E. P. BOUVERIE moved that this lino recom mitted to the former committee. He said that a short • inie leek referees had been appointed, and one of the objects kir which they were appointed was to investigate sad re pret as to the sufficiency or insufficiency lot the estimate green for the construction of the works. With regard to the present bill, the referees made a report in which ambiguous terms were used. They did not say that the estimate is this use was insufficient, but that it was vague mad nneatisfactory. On this report the com mittee before which the bill was sent came to the conclusion that the estimate was insufficient, and Dejected the bill without any investigation of its merits. Grader thaws circumstances be thought that the bill ought te be recommitted in order that the real views of the referees might be ucertained. The house divided :. For recommatios the bill llO Against 76-34 The bill was therefore ordered to be reoommitted. GLASGOW CITY, SUBURBAN AND HARBOUR RAILWAY BILL Mr. WYLD mov:irtii; recommittalof this bill, which he believed would not be opposed by the chairman of the gemmittes Sir F. GOLDSMID said that the committee, after heat less the satire of the promoters' ease, unanimously decided wind the preamble of the bill ; and it was clear that k lie committee had had before them the facts referred to by the hoe, member, they would still bare oome to the weeelmion that the bill ought to be rejected. The motion wee thee withdrawn. AZEEW JA H.—SIGNATURES TO PETITIONS. Mr. C. FORSTER brought up the report of the select enewnittee appointed to inquire into the authenticity of the ligatures attached to petitions presented to the house in lemur of the claims of Prince dream Jab, and moved Mot the report be reed by the clerk at the table. The report was read accordingly, sod from it it appeared that a Mr. George Morris Mitchell had been employed by a solicitor and parliamentary agent to obtain petitions in favour of the claims of Pneee Azeem Jab ; that the com mittee were satiated from the evidence of an expert, and frees their own inspection, that the signatures to nineteen of the petitions presented had been obtained by • system of fraud, and that more than oae-haU el the names attached had been forged. It wee that Mr. George Morrie Mitchell was saggedrobtain roll d ain signatures at ld. each—(laughter)—and that rest many of the names appended to the petitions had been written without authority. After a due cossideration of the whole of the evidence the committee had come to the mateltision that Mr. Geo. Morris Mitchell had been guilty elf the offence of fabricethig and affixing signatures to petr Uses promoted to the home, and that in doing that he had lees guilty of a breach of the privileges of the hones.) Me then gave notice that be would noon an early iii ib j er erl the attention of the house to this report, but not the evidence was In the hands of members. THE PAPER QUESTION: Mr. MAGUIRE me notice that be would, on Tuesday', lie 16th May, move a resolution upon the subject of the Ilesuiri export duty upon rags, end point out how A affected the paper•mekere in the United Kingdom. THE IRISH CHURCH QUESTION. Mr. WALPOLE sated the bon member for Swansea whether be proposed to proceed with the adjourned debate •• the ehurdt establishment (Ireland), which stood •• is our of the day for Triesday next. Mr. DILLW IN said he bad referred to the notice perm and found that his motion, which stood tam the paper for Towday seat as an order of the day, era behind several modem of mottoes of great insportanos, and therefore be tbought there would be no (moco of the debate coming on et an early hour, gad be would most probably have to poet pm* the matte; to a longer time, and perhaps he would have to ad' the government to give him some maistanoe te obtaining • day for the further discussion. (Laughter.) THE BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. In reply to a question put by Lord Joax MANNzas, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said it was reposed by the government to move oe Mooday an address le the crown in refereoce to what had taken place in Anse. pins; and afterwards they proposed to proceed with the Bank Notes Issas Bill, which bad been fixed for that day for same time past ; and thee if time permitted his right hon. kind, the President of the Bard of Trade, would pre ened with the Partnership Amendment Bill. On Thurs day it was proposed to proceed with the resolute) °, which be hid upon the table last night. - SUPPLY—COMMITTEE. On the :notion for going into a eomenittee of supply, OUT-DOOR OFFICERS OF CUSTOMS. . Mr. Hit;IiTESSY moved that a select committee be cep panted to inquire into the grievances referred to is tbe pe tition of the mayor, merchants, shipowners, and commercial Indent of Liverpool, which was presented on the 20th day of lamb last, with refinance to the out-door officers of , sestmos ; and that the petitions from the Lord Mayor, mar- ! Moats, and shipowners of London, from the Lord Meyer end merchants of Dublin, from the Lard Provost and mer riest' of Edinburgh and Leith, and from the mayor, mor alists, sod shipowoers of Hall be referred to the committee. Be trusted the government would do something to diminish Of remove altogether the unfortunate disoootsot and die estisfaotioe which at armrest existed amongst these officers, sod with such a favourable as was anuounced last night it was sot creditable that those who were employed to its collection should be treated with bushnese and parti es/my. (Hear, hear.) Alderman ROSE seconded the metiers. Mr. BAINES had been entrusted with a petition from moirettaate sonamted with the inked bonding port of heads. Seib continsiog all the statemeeta made in the petition Interred to by the hon. member for King's Omety. The petitioner stated that the salaries of them MS were not misquote to the doceot and comfortable maintenance of tliswiselves and their families, and so small as to create a to depart frets the lies of duty. M bi att a tioe was also supported by Mr. H. Berkeley. Mr. Om, Mr. Clay. and Mr. Borstal, and resisted by the Chao siihr of the Exchequer. The right boo. gentleman ob =sibs dangerous principle of the house usurping the of the executive government, and "rued that if De motion for inquiry were agreed to it would tend not roily to dimirgaeias the public service. but to lower fns ebersiter of the house Melt The question of semestioa. however, was worthy of coosideratiou, mei if them gentlemen had sot their fair share of fig, wad wept seams by the shangss introduced lo 18110, Obey were rerteinly entitled to compensation. This was Dig dose at the menet moment in the cam of the indoor Mien. Bat if the house encouraged the principle Is estesit is the peoposad *airy they would sore tad that IMay would have to seeessidsr the elsolmeste el ell de- departments of the public largos, whether civil, milder', in naval. Mr. Lest!. was In favour of inquiry G and Yr. 0080111 r. thinking the escrow given by the amplifier of the JP• was eatideetory , recommended that the motion should be withdrawn. Upon s division the motion for a committee was mop deed by 80 to 69. Mr. P. URQUHART rem to bring under the notioe of the boom the opecatios of the augmented spirit duties la Ireland, and is the aot of epeakiag when the house wee g uested out et minutes past 7 o'clock. THE FXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1846. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CROYDON SPRING MILITARY AND OPEN STKEPLECHAa&-YRIDAY. Tux Bran PLATS (Ilaadiaap) at 40 Nova. About this. Mr. Taylor's Dubious, by Newcourt, aged, 12st 51b (B. Archer) 1 Mr. B. Shepherd's Done Brown (late Beechnut). gym list (Owner) 2 Mr. R. Hills Cnialaz. mod. 12st (J. (Knott) 171 e following oleo ran :—lngestre, himpletoo, The Lee, Lot tery, and Norman. Batting : 3 to 1 agst Th. Loa, 4 to 1 apt Lottery, 5 to 1 apt Crucifix, and 0 to 1 apt Dubious. A SKLUNG HANDICAP STUPLICHAIM of 3 sore, each. with 2/3 added. The winner to be sold for 30 Dove. About two soilde. Mr. Legard's The Idiot, aged, Mt (Kr. V. baton) 1 Mr. Clifford's Botay Baker. aged, llst sib (Pickett) Mr. Y(tes Irish Lam, aged, lost 10Ib (Kennedy) II The following also ran :—Mr ltobert, Dipionta, and Whits Moc bet n tinkig*. g : 5 to 2 aid The Idiot, 3 to 1 apt Betsy Mahar. and S to 1 " her two. MATCH : 200 mows., h ft. About three tuna and a hod. Mr. Matthew's Portland, by bodney—Woo Pot, aged. 12.1 (B. Boyce) 1 Mr. Dolly's Taller Oal, aged, ltd (Mr. Barry) 2 TIM SCHUMT OPZII HANDICAP STIMPf.MCHAIM of 211 sows. each, 10 ft, sad oaly 2if declared, with 20.10 sort. adds& Winners extra. About throe miles and abaft. Mr. Micawber's Marble Hid. by Tedohigtota—ltlicla. 6 yrs, Put bib ( Including 7lbs extra) (Mr. ktiwaatis) 1 Mr. D. W. P. BenwPirds Swum, 6 yra,lost llb ;I. Murphy) 2 Mr. Y. Jacob's !Kaiak. ( late Murder), &yrs, Hat (C. Boyce) The following also ran .—Joe Malay, *lox, Lightheart. taffy Bird. The Hogue , Doubloon, Gamecock. sad best Men. Hall Court wee scratched at 2.50 pm. on the day of the Moe. Batting : 3 to 1 apt Doubloon, 11 to 2 apt Slyfoz, 15 to 2 apt Marble Dill, 10 to 1 each apt Joe Maley, Mla. take, and Signal, mad 100 to 7 oast The Mope. MATCH for 1001. About two miles and a half. Mr. Clifford's Betsy Iloker. iOst 10Ib (Pickett) 1 Mr. Ellis Dish Noy, lOat 1311 (Owner) &Akio/ : 3 to 1 cm Irish Boy. A SitiLuita STIMPLECHABZ of 3 wore, each, with 20 added. for 4-yr-old. and upwards ; wiriness extra ; the winner to be sold for 30 soya. About two miles and • haU. /dr. B. Laud's Strike, aged. llat Mb (B. States) 1 Sir. Allibone. jun.'s Corundum. aged, MA • • (Mr Kitson) Mr. Whitworth no Norman date Spider), a (L. ged, list so u Nienolson) 3 Duke of Gretham and Ingmare also ran. Betting : liven on Strike, 7 to 4 ages Caricature, and 5 to 1 offered apt any other. MATCH : Ml!. About one mile and a half. Mr. J. James's The Nipper, aged, list Tib..(Mr. Harford) 1 Mr. klekher's Duey bee, aged, list ilb (A. Mader) Betting : 2tol on The Nipper. BETTING AT THE VICTOI(L& CLUB. FRLDAT, 3 P.Y. TWO THOUSAND. 4to 1 spat Brendalimns (0 10 to 1 apt Liddingtonfor and on) 100 to d Arehuustiss (t 1 4to 1 Kangaroo ( 0 100 to 6 Chattanooga (11 alto olf) to g oto 1 Bedroll:late, (0 1 10 B 3 to 1 1 Olm Honi itans ( ur t) (off) mid oft) 00 to 1 Zambesi (od) 7 to 1 Arl.l ( 1, meta) 1 CH1016.11 CUP. 16 to 1 mist Helen (t mail WO to 10 apt Mall Train (t and off) 3600 10140— la u(l) prochann (t) 60 to 1 The Tartar(cdf) 60 to 1 Faros (U 6) 7to 1 agst Breadalbens I 100 to 6 apt Bedminster (t) (ow, two to 7Y ChatlAnouga 14 to 1 WilatCharleVt)i (olf to 1) 1000 to 66 Ariel ,t, (CHESTEEL—Famat torisaita i 7to 1 mist Bed=lager (t) It to t Archmodos (off) BETTING AT MANI TWO TB( 7to apt Brea/60.01e it treel)) 9 to 2 limo/aro° it; CUBSTLIt CUP. 9to 1 agst Ackirorth (off, 1 l 100 to I L Tangoes 10 to 1) t Itou to 7) 10 to 1 Victorious (t d 100 to 7 LortiZetlaisdlog) oli 10 to 1 Nusissioa (1( 10 to 1 Lion ( 01) 20 to 1 listen (tat DERBY. 100 to 16 agst Rreadalhane (t) I 20 to 1 apt litroomiebor (1) to I The Duke MI; 1000 to 40 Oadisteur ft( 12 to 1 liotiminstra(ad) 26 110 1 Christmas... Ural IS to 1 Oppressor )U2. I (off. talto 1) 118 to I) NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. The entrain:co for the plates and nominations for the no closed sweepstakes are to be made by six o'clock the eves loge before ruonieg respectively, and the weighte for the handioaps will be published by nine o'clock each evening. MONDAY. A HANDICAP PLAYS of 50 um., for 3-yr•olda and ur warde ; entrance, 3 sove. R.M. A MAHAN PLATE of b 0 sows., for 2.yr.olds • colts, Set 10th ; fillies, Set 71b ; entrance, 3 Nov, The l ast bait of R.M. A non of 50 eon. ; ; 3ir-olds. 7st 71b ; four, 8.1 12Ib ; five and upwards, get 31 b mane and gekitegs allowed 3 1 b ; selling allowituces ; to be .old fur MOI. if demanded, Mx. ; entrance, 3 son. D.M. A Swirartrtoirdi of 10 son. each, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, get 10ii• ; fillies, Set 71b ; the winner to be sold for 2119., if denanded, Om ; if for 1004, allowed bib. Bedford Stakes Doane. Tim PRISMS or WALLS' SPAM of 100 son. mob, la It, fur 4.yr.01d fillies, Set 1016 each ; • winner of • 100 aura. sweepstakes, 7lb extra. ; maidens which have won abroad, allowed 71b. A. E. C. (5 aube.)—Lightlinger, Kromeeki, t by Voltigeur —Amain, Bootlick* Gondola. Tug PRINCS or WALES' STAMM (Handicap) of 200 sun., ' added to • sweepstakes of 2,5 Nova, each, 10 ft, and sif I declared; for 3-yr.ohla and upwards; winners after March 2. at 11 a.m., of a 500 roes. handicap, 71b; of • minor handicap, or of soy other raos, 31b extra ; of any two handicaps, Sib extra ; the second to receive 50 sow,. end the third to save his stake. R. M. (1116 subs, 2S declared.) Age at lb Ago st l embus.= (Inc. lib. Land of the West .. ell Argonaut (iu.7lb. es.) 6 9 0 Yarrows 4 Master Richard .... 4 8 8 The Little Oentleioan 4 Bacchus 4 5 7 Swordsman Coup tenUit Purls to. 81b 5n;.... 4 8 2 Peeress (in. 2lb ex) 3 Planet (ln. Mex.) .. 4 8 0 Black Draught 3 Marigold A 713 Agatha Vivid The Plover II 711 Bonus 15kellingtoe 4 710 connects= line. Lb limiest Monkey a 710 Advance S The Suck a 7le lampoon Queen of Spain 6 710 late Hampton 3 Durham 6 7 9 Invlnla Hollyfor 4 7 9 Approver Olenduak King Ileums 4 7 9 Ilussauder 6 7 7 trot-Law Celan Idler Hark Forward 4 7 6 Lady Midair S 1 kthelred 4 7 6 eby Hattie—Amata . 3 1 Donnybrook .... Mlle 4 7 4 Sympathy Double X , Cadiz I Beadle. 1 fkiLl4lllll4ll3f ... .... 3 7 2 Arkansas 3 Countersign .... . 4 7 2 by Jordau—Blark . c by Yount Mel- eyed anien S I ' Warm—nutter— 4 7 0 Rustic Beauty Columbia Nebula Miloionary (to sib ex) 4 611 Weirton Ciunball Puritan Dimmed Iby sauitterer—Mae- Merry Bart stiannia ;in. ;oh es) 3 0 9 liorilmu knot A Swtarerrogra of 20 son. each, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Sit 71b ; flutes and pilings, fist 4113; winners 510 extra. First half of Ab. 3i. (II subs.)—New Victoria, Sitter to Clariseirons, Tie., Fleurotte, Emus% Macdonald, Chapel Royal, Tomahawk. Struchino, Young Hopeful, &gum. MATCH: 100, h fa D.M.—Lord Glasgow's I by Young Melbourne—The Rescued, egaiast Admiral How's Saffron, both 3-yr-okls, Set 1010 each. Tai ARRIVAL OP THIISTNA AT LIVERPOOL.— Eicrrixa Saws.—Oar Liverpool conewpondant, writing lac night, isays :—" The Etna, which left New York on the evening of the 15th, has been most anxiously looked for all day. She did not neer the rook until afternoon, but when the attendant steamers, oontaining the newspaper correspondents and other persons interested is her de snatches, went out to meet the steamer, they were forbidden to come on board, as there were cases of small-pox ►nd yellow fever, which rendered interoonne dangerous. Dr. Tressed, the medical officer of the Liverpool corpo ration, was apprised of the eiroutostaooes, sad the necessary measures were token to fuwipte the rodl bap and mimed- Lawns baggage. A report having bees circulated that 'Booth, the domain of Product Liaool•, was actually as board the Etna, and that a private despatch to this effect bed bees telegraphed from QUIPSOSiOWIY, caused a good deal of excitement sad epeoulatioa, which the pressure of a force of plies eesat•bles es the hindingstage tended to Lange. large numbed of people colluded es the stage to await the lauding of acme aka& from the deader. Dads( the aftendos, • report which w dirreat as the Liverpool I Eschewer that • prides at New York had bees burst 1 dews, isereamed the prevailing aredessat, bat was set prwally LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF EXCREQUER.—Arzu. 28. Sittings is Baseo.--ißrier• Lord Obis( Bann Polio*, sad Bums Mards. lirsiswaL dad Pigott.) - - 00OLD AND 09111111 V. RALPH AND °ARNOLD. This was as action brought by a erat at Pr Maws spinal two of the propieues of the Hertford (roma, for paper supplied for the misting of that newspaper. The paper was ordered by Mr. Presser, the manager of the journal, but he bad moos ceased to hold that pceition. and the quartos in the cue turned upon the liability of the defendants. The Hertford Journal belonged to • numerous body of sharsholden, whose object was to have an °rise to give expiration to the views of a political party in the county, sad at the trial, which took place at Hereford be fore Mr. Justice Besting, the 'widow* went to show that both the defeadents had Samoans* part in Be manager:mat, and the jury found a verdict for the plaintiffs. Mr. Hudaleston. Q. 0., and Mr. Anstey now showed cause spinet the rule which had been obtained to eater a sunsuit on the ground that there was no evidence to go to the jury. or for a new trial. Mr. Oooke, Q.C., Hr. Geo. Browne, and Mr. Jelf baying been baud oe the other side, The (Mutt were unanimously of opinion that there wee evidence to go to the jury of the defendants' liability, sod discha the rule. Hole charged. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Aram 71. APPOINTMENTS. Cap Saba G. J. Napier, to the Terrible, oommbeicesed ;B. K. Hamiltes, to tbe Bpbias, cessomiseimed. Sob-Lienteesat R. W. Stepford, to the Cadmic Staff-Surgeon B. NoUoth, to the President. bargeoise T. J. Breen, to the Caledonia ;W. Asks', to the Terrible. Assistant-Burgeons H. Coates, to the Caledonia ; R. K. Simms, to Basis: Hospital ; T. N. W. Colaban, to the La .. PM Imago. Acting Militant SargeonW. 11. Sievert, to theCeledools. Psyroastees F.O. Fleolay, to the Sphinx ; W.V. Miller, to the Caledonia ; and T. T. Wise, to the Terrible. Assistast Peynnaten E. Tiadall, to the Caledonia ; W. H. Bowen, sod G. F. Matthews, to the Terrible; B. C. Webb, to the Britannia ; B. Comte, to theft. George ; sad H. Bullmere. to the Gladiator. Clerks C. M. Torr, to the Sphinx ; G. M. Jackie*, to the Terrible. Amiitant Clerks J. J. A. Sloan, sod J. I'. Brain, to the Caledosia. Chief Engineers, C. logy, to the Caledonia. oommisidosed ; F. J. Newton, to the Cumberland. for the Bellerophon ; J. G. G. Dune, to the Asia, for the Bacchante. Engineer. W. C. Moreton, to the Caledonia ; J. V. Taplin, Milts Indus for the Ripple ; J. Harwood, to the Asia, for the Cherub. Asaistant•Engiowire W. A. Stewart, R. J. Wheeler, and F. Foreman, to the Widow& ; E. J. Humans, to the Fisgard, for the Vivid. ADMIRALTY, APRIL 28.—Arroneratirm—Com minder St. G. C. D'Arey Irvine, to the Caledocia. Lieutments A. J. W. Musgrave, to the Sphinx ; S. B. Streattield, H. A. Arundel, and F. J. J. Elicit, to the Ter rible ; A. T. Dale, to the Caledonia. Sub•Lientensots C. Cattle. to the Caledonia ; W. B. Walpole, to the Sphinx; V. L. Cameron, to the Terrible. Masters C. %alien, to the Sphinx ; F. Townsend, to the Terrible ; H. S. Ley, to the Caledonia. Midshipmen F. K. H. Johnston, .E. J. B. Wads, and A. A. Taylor, to the Caledoois ; E. Battersby sod A. W. Massy, C. E. Wood, and A. E. klascroft, to the Terrible; E. 0. L. Start, to the Sphinx. NATIONAL RIFLI ASSOCIATION.—The spring gene ral meetiog of the Natiooal Ride Association will be held at Willis's Rooms, on Wednesday, the 17th of May, at 2.30 o'clock, Field Marshal ELY. H. the Duke of Cambridge, K. 0., in the chair. The sixth annual prize meeting of the arsociation will be held on Wisibledon-roismoc. The camp will be ready for occupation on Saturday, the Bth of July. The shooting will commence on Monday, the 10th. LADIES SANITARY ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of the eubetribera and friends of this association took place yesterday at the Hanover-goners Rooms ; the Real of SHAPTEABURT is the chair. There were also on the platform the Archbishop Of Dublin, Lord Ebury, Sir Harry Verney, Bert., H.P., Sir Percy Darrell, Batt., 8.P., sod Lady Darrell, Dr. Lan baster, Dr. AILS., the Rev. Baldwin Brown, Dr. Waller Lewis, the Rev. Hr. Gillott, he. The 'pectin having been opened with prayer by the Archbishop of Dublin, S.r Harry Verney read the report of the committee, which gave an in teresting amount of the progress of the society, and described the vast amount of good which had been con ferred upon the poorer dames by the various steps they bad taken to meet the sanitary reguirenteste of the time. The report, on the motion of the Archbishop of Dublin, seconded by Sir Percy Burrell, was adopted, and a resolution to the following effect was proposed by the Rev. Baldwin Brown :—" That as the introduction of sanitary knowledge by means of lectures in mechanic.' institutions and work. ieg moos clubs has opened a wide field of usefulness, cud has everywhere been received with pleasure and gratitude, it Is earnestly to be desired that this work should be continued and extended." Dr. Lankester, is seconding the motion, gave some interesting results of his experience AA a medical officer of health, and urged that it was highly essential that increased legislation for sanitary pu rpow should be carried iota effect. The motion was agreed to, and was followed by other resolutions, urging upon the public the necessity for increased funds to enable the com mittee to carry out the laudable purposes of the rascals tioa. THE BISHOP OP LONDON'S FUND. Last night the first annual meeting of the Pad- I, diogton Association, established is aid of the Bishop of Loodon's Fund for providing for the spiritual wants of the metropolis and its suburbs, was held to the vestry-ball, Paddington-green, under the presidency of the right rev. prelate himself, supported by a numerous body of the keel clergy and laity of t h e dietrict The Rev. Canon Boyd gave a brief history of the movement, and of the ciroum stapes' under whisk this branch wan instituted some twelve months ago. He also explained the mode in which the various ecclesiastical parishes of this part of the metropolis had been organised ' and canvassed. Something over 17,0001. had been collected or promised within the year, although the contributors did not exceed 500 out of • population of 80,000. A detailed report, which was afterwards read, showed that 9,5001. had been actually paid, and 7,0001. promised. The Bishop ex pressed himself very grateful for this assistance, and dealing with the meeting from a practical point of view, he enter ed into the figures of the case. He was told that Hanover- Neare district had contributed 40,0001., but that was an ex ceptional parish, and he did not think there was any reason to complain of any shortcontiogs elsewhere. Up to the present time 100,0001. had been actually paid towards the fund, and 100,000/. bad been promised, while that very day he had received an iatimetioe that the contribution of the government, which, like others, would extend over a period of time, would amount to 15,0001., to beexpended rn those districts where the crown bad property. Coming to what had already been accomplished by the aid of the fund he stated that 22,580 church sittings had wen pro. Ida. 33 missionary stations established, providing 14,000 more sittings, making in the whole 38,580 sittings, of which 17,000 were wholly free. In the east of London the number of clergy had been increased by 9, sad when proper candidates were found 5 others would be appointed, besides 45 lay agents ; while with the help ob tamed from itiudred sources to the fund the stipends of the clergy in the east had been so raised that there were now only five whose animal allowance was not 3001. Having supplied these particulars, his lordship declared that he was not the bishop of a mere class hot of • ' vast and populous diocese, sod no matter from what quarter ' or what sect the sesiatimee came he was ready to receive it, Provided it were given in the spirit that it was asked. One fact slab proved what the movement could do. Is the east of London there was now one clergyman to every 3,000 persons. After an address from the Bishop of Kilmer., the Rev. Dr. Goulbure moved the adoption of the report, , which was seconded by Mr. fierjeent Demise, and earned by acclamation. The mooting afterwards pouted resolution • in support of the object of the fund, and re-appointing the I local committee , and a vote of thanks to the right rev. chairman brought the proceedings to • claim at a late hour. MEETING IN AID OF MERCHANT SEAMEN. Pursuant to requisition a public meeting, con vened by the Lord Mayor and presided ovrir by his lord ship, was held yesterday in the Egyptian-ball, Mansion hones. to consider the necessity of providing an institution for the Inception of worn-out and disabled merchant eesmea There wns a very large attendance, including several ladies. rho following me the chief contributions to the pro- posed institution :—Shipwrecked Mariners' Society, 5,0001- Mr. Arthur Anderson, 5001. . • Mr. W. Ptiillips, 10f1. ; Mr. W. Stuart, 2001. ; Admira l Bowles, 501. • Greene and OD., 106 VlllllOB ; Mr. Greene (personal enbiaiription). 1001. A vote of thanks was passed to the Lord Mayor, who ac knowledged the compliment in suitable taw, and the meet lag separated. Tan Caimans DITTY.—The Chancellor of the Kaehrotter (Kr. Gladstone) has so doubt exercised a sound judgment in shin tea the preference over malt far reduc tion of taxation, in knocking 24. off the incootirke:—ro• during it to 4d. in the El—a tax we bops to see mete day altogether removed, sod in redociog the fire insurance duly; bet we are sorry to see be bag seating left by which be scald reduce the oppressive duty on smaibue maim. Ha, however. said—" There is the skim to the abolitios or re ds/dm of the ditties co public conveyances. That WI think ▪ skim for whke there is much to be said ; and glad shall I be when the time 0011101 that a favourable ear may be given to the applicants ea that subject." Thus is, therefore, bop* that ibis atiasibas duty aill be at keel redinspd at NM Man parind.—Berapaik April 27. FroltAi PROM Liar NNIHIPS GAZ7IIII. IMAMS Of Elallanlma AiiryuirrHeit TARTICTLeas TO 11 ovum= AT 7111 OVFIOI 07 TIM ORLY amoliffilAa, cooMtle 11AMILIOrrer. DrallreHALLMilmit.] Mg= BLUM Wake. hlscislidSb.ictufr ewierMa l lk" (Sion r He tthk bath manager, May 0, at 1 ALUsalm= Besesda.,sod, general mcht.,l4ejCatl. Allls AR M EM Ter West, Old Brampton, Sdit. lag-hese , keeper, May 11, at I. CsLtaLNI Cromerst, King's-cross, chemist, Kay 8, at I. Lowe Bearaktur YAtiekam, Allertonetreet, Horton, artificial florist. May &Ml. Jona NIrOHM jun., Franck-street, Totteaham-courtroad, coach smith. May /1, at RAM M AWN, Berketepetreet, Lansbeth-walk, late milk dealer, KM lit ALREANDRI CILIUM Retype Westbourm-terrace, New Peck ham clerk to the French Consulate, May 8, at 12. Joie / SICONNILL, Woolwich, surgeon. May 8, at it . HAMM DINUM, Princes -s quare, Lambeth, wardrobe dealer, May 11, at 12. JAMIE CIOOHAM, Jobilleectreet, Commercial- , May 11_, at 11. oun. THOMASr t AIMER k ma 11, .1 D 01114.11 It Oreat Carter-lane, Doctors'-commons, EDIT CIAZI RUDOLPH lOREM Tonbrldge-street, Bruton • road, merchant, May 11, at 1. ONOWIIi GALLOWAY, Urathsamwtensom, Shadwell, timber mer chant, May 11, at 1. ItNNJAMIN BAIORL latexeCoi, Sollingshans-villas, Upper Hollo way, dentist, May 11, at 1. MAZY MIN SLY. Pdoessatr. et, Soho, May 11, at 1 RINDS TiMeWILL. Kidlington, Weal th ., publican, ilayll, at I. TIMMY MosciAil JAlookflh Johmetreet-raid, house agent, May 11, at 11. JAM= WRYER, Maltrioad. Moron. Mal 1 1 . at It Joeirg UM& Cannon-street, airy, merchant , May 9, at 1 wri sun Cals.= IdriaMo/0, JUL, Paradise-row, Bettina green, builder. May 9, at t. THOMAIS AT SINT& Bed Lion.passage, Holborn, green grocer, May 11, NIL WILLIAM NORMAN CRAMPTON, Claylands-road, Clapham-road. Admiralty clerk, May IL at 11. MARL= WIIpN, gslem-gardene, Bayswater, late greengrocer, May 8, at 11 CRAM= VINABLZIL POrtetwroad, Itaida-hill, foreman tea cab proprietor. May 8 at 2. June Rune? Horstne, Jun., Canto-road,Kentish-town, One art printer, May 8, at 2- WILLIAM BIDDLECOMMI COOMBE, Old Bond,-sheet, licensed vic tualler, May & at 2. THOMAS DMITI, Baalaghallatreet, and Sydney, New South Wake, merchant, May 04, at 11. Smilax LAMIIKRT, Walls End, Sumer, grocer, May 8, at 2. (Moue WATJISSON ROWLMIT, Plaistow, builder. sty 8, at I& Lewis Mutts Qamearard., Balaton, eolicitoes clerk, May K at 1. ANNUM Foithis BOYD, White Lion-coed, Cornhill, and De BeauTelr-equsre. wine merchant, May 8, at 1. Genera JANIS BON., Queen-street, lidgerars-road, deli') man, May S. at 1. JANIS 0621113100 LE, Creamer-terrace, Brixton, May U, at 11. ANN MANS O' Bate& Wolverhampton, coal dlr., May 10, at 12. Jolla lILIVIR J Magnin& Exeter, cattle dealer, May 6. at 11. THOMAS 011001! GALT, Rioter, travelling draper, %fey 8, at 11. Gioaos WlLcoei, W ln 4llllll, York - hire, ayB,at ll. WILLIAM Nwireore liarrax, Thornton-le-Moor, Yorkshire, brewer's clerk. May 8, at 11. EDWARD LANOPHILD, Marsden, Yorksh., general dlr.. May 1 1 at IL JOHN Correwolern, Kingston-upon-Hull, stationer, May 17,at 11. EDWARD OWISS, 'Creamer*, Cheek, law mill prop., May 8. at 11. JOHN Parrenalth, Bt. Helen's, lancaahlre, theatrical manager, May 8, at IL MOMS Owu, ben., and THOMAS OwEN, Jun., Llandudno, Caw navonshlre. Ironmongers, May 8, at 11. WiLtUM Sirrrog, Tinton, Lancashire, piMean, May 15, at 11. Jolla limns !Mows, Opeushaw, LOeaskln, book-keeper, May 10. at It Engem, Selena& Bngham, tailor, May 22, at 10. Jogai 110.111.er , nee., andsworth, Staffordshire, shingle; May 22, at 10. RICHARD FIFIRLD, Alrminaitalzi, coach builder, May 22, at 10. JOSIPH IIoRATIO CHARLBS GORSKI, Birmingham, stationer, May 22, at 10. WILLIAM GRAN. Huddersfield, butter factor, May 16, at 10. JAMES SHAW. Huddersfield, Join - name° plasterer, M..y 16, at 10. JOHN Winslin WALLER, Rotherham, Yorkshire, becalms. keeper, May 15, at 1. FLOCS KING Erni, Sheffield, licensed victualler, May 10, at I. MOIRE 11010111, Elton. Lancashire, grocer, May lk, at 10. THOMAS READ, Great Grimsby. Lincolnalt. chemist, May 11 atll. Cu MKS ittt4i, Stamford.Lincoluth.,eordwalne,l l l ay Ceti , . RATCLIFFR WOuD, Moseley Bottoms, Lamas& broker, Mayl l AU& JoaRPH USAWoRD, Jen., Redditch, Lancashire, May 12, at 12. HUGH 'Cant Liverpool, cotton dealer, May 12, at It WILLIAM WHERLHOUSE 11081.1 Y. Blackburn, Lancashire, yarn commlndon ageut, Mayl2, at 11. Pero Dllexeroent, New Brighton, Cheeb„ belider,Mayltatlf. Joss BoLLSBoN, Salford, Lancashire, metal broker, May 12,at IS. .10eallt LEWIS, Cheatham, Laneaddre, engineer. Mayl2. at 12. JOlla KNOWLIB, Parr, Lancashire, coal miner, May 12, at 12. J seta BAss Torus*, Timperley, Cheshire, farmer, Maylt, at It Join Was, Cheater, painter, May IC at 9. Juin DIXON. Llaberehani Eaves, Lancashire, carter, May 8, at S. OUTER BLiNsait MANAron, Bodmin, Cornwall, accountant, May 9, st t RICHARD BARKER. York, carver, May 12, at 11. JOGRril Gordo, Bishop Auckland, Durham. Joiner, Ilayl2. at 10. JOSEPH NATratas, Rimall. Yorkshire, grocer, May 11, at It W MUSS 1, Holahan, Werwlekrhire, car prop., Ap.29,at & JOHN MoORR, Hawley. Shropshire, farmer. May 30, at 12. Yr GARS HON! 1101Nsui, Neweeaticupoe-Tyne, painter, May 13, at 10. EDWIN Canal. Marlbornugh, Wiltahlte, innkeeper, Way 16,st 11. THOMAS UM.; Watford, Herefordah., small farmer, MaylLat 11 He:NIT Holum. Leicester, fishmonger, May 13, at 10. FREDERICK KING, Freernantle, Hampshire, hone dle.May22,atl2. JAMES CHAPMAN, Bury St. Ed. anus, engine drier, Mayl6,atlo4. Joni Rowsans, Pwßhell, Carnarronshire, baker, Way 10, at 10. RICHARD BARRI 1101111R1S, Canton. Glamorgansh., May IS, at 11. JOHN ALLeop, Tettenhall, Mallordelt., milk seller. May 10, at 8. JOSEPH If niustar, n'Wenhall, Staffordshire, screw manufac turer, May 10. at S. WILLIAM Rum, Bikton, Staffordshire, poulterer, May 10, at S. RICHARD GRERSHOICV, Wolverhampton. botcher, May 10, at S. JOHN itsugottul, Smooth, Kent, brae - , May 9, at 10. LucY Comm Brighton. milliner, May 15, at 11. JAMESRICHARD Gal GoRY, Haeslope, Burks, hutcher.May 8, at 3. Taoism 0000181. Brighton, ~., h maker. May 15, at 11 WILLIAM BROWN, Halifax, reed maker, May 11 at 10. Joie &MAIM& Moseles, Lancasb., tin plate worker,MaylLatlt LAST EXAMINATION& June 9. C. Eceenloerg, Camberwell New-road, aquatint en graver-June O. W. T. Bucklaud, Clapkaßrise, aunty, auc tioneer-June I. H. Horner, Chester-villa. Tottenham, shipping agent-June 1. J. F. Stevens, Herne Bay, Beet, lieutenant colonel in her Majesty's anoy-June 1. C. SI, Strange.Tunbridge Welk, Kent, budder's clerk-June I. T. Ashton, Ivy .lane. New gate-street, and Princes-square. St. George's-in.the- ask, pro vision dealer-June 8. F. D. Johnson, Charlton road, Kentish town, solicator-June & A Lay, Oxford, baker-June 8. K Skel ton, Great Roan lictreet, Bloomsbury, land agent-June 8 , J. B. Molloy, Si. Mary Are, City, export oilman-June 8. T. Lewis, Egremont, Cheshire, ship chandler-June 9. J. Adams, W BUR at., Hampstead-rd., bookmaker June 9. Catherine Brown, Clare mont-plies, s ton-road. late licensed victualler-June 9. J. H. S. Blain, Old Kent-road, and Bury-court, St. Mary Axe, rope agent-June 9. J. Harding, Hammersmith b, teacher of music -June 9. W. H. Preston, Lower-marts, Lambeth, and Lambeth walk, draper-June 9. T. Muerte, Gray-street and Boundary row, lilackfriars-road, timber dealer-June 9. B. Rice, Earl Rd/sm, hull olk, farmer-June 9. W. Hall, New-street, Cloth-fair, grocer-June 9 G. W Lock, Orford-street, J übitee-street, Male end, and Sparrow-corner, Ifin. ries, stevedore-June 9. H. Gill, Canon-place. Newinp.n. grocer-June 9. J. Rootham, Rushden, Northamptonshire, her Jane 9. 0. Ling, Kingston. Surrey, pig dealer - June 9. 6'. A. Jones, Camden-passage, Islington, boot manufacturer-May 11. N. Sapp. Croydon, Surrey. general dealer-May 31. T. Bryant., Beckenham. Kent, builder-May 31. J. Chesterton, Wellingborough, Northemptonshire, printer- May 31. J. Partridge, St. John-square, Clerkenwell, schoolmaster -June 1. A. P. Cutoing, Emmastreet, Hackney-road, bricklayer -Jane 5. W. W. Binger, Mayfield-street, Ralston, publican - May 11 J. T. Anderson, Sherborne-lane, City sack maker- May 31. J. Roberts, Norfolk-street, Middlesex Hospital, •elesmen to a furniture dealer-My 31. H. Knight, Plumstead, Kent, horse breaker-My St. If, Barnes, Wasedttreet, Cheapside and Yem enis'. Victoria-perk-road, assistant to a lacemm.-May /1. F. L. Lang, Reigate, Surrey-May 31. F. Cooke, Mllion Bryant, Bed fordshire, farm bailiff-May SI. J. Gandy, Southampton, boot dealer-Illy 31. T. William& Lambeth-walk. chemist-May 31. J. Hares*/ lime-cottages, Stockwell Private-road, plumber- May 31. E. Ivey, Warwick-street, Mallon, draper's assistant - June 1. R. Wibi.n. Delatoo-rise, Mince. iroefounders cleak- J,.ne I. T. G. Newby, Belexont-terrace, Wandsworth-road, baker -June 1. E. Y. Downing and C. J. DOwning, Cam b erwell - road. and York-place, Kennington-road, furniture dealers-June I. C. Hampton, Alton, Hampshire, web-breaker-June 1. J. Fenwlck, Burlington-mews, Bayswater, servant-June L ,C. Y. Marquardt, Warwick.street Pamlico, cotembaloo merchant-June 1. J. White, Great Suffolk-street, Southwark, butcher-June 1. T. Coppard and J. Newman, Eastbourne, Sussex, drapers- June 1. T. Gardner, Morey-street, IslNgt on, curate-June L K Schoeller. Water-lane, lit., merchant-June 1. Mahal& rep t* Clarendon-med. Notting-hill, intliker-June 1. J. Howes, Northampton, sloe manufacturer-June 1. W. Knight, Emerson- I meat. Emerson terrace, Southwark, 11-eased victualler-June IJ. Stabler, I ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND.- Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square, and St. Paufmroad, Canon- The following gentlemen, hewing undertows the seem. bury, trimming seller-June I. W. Sheen, Tyro-terrace, Ber- at • of the eery examinations for o the diploma, Weed admittedmondsey, cloth Japanese-June 6 . D. Harding, Raatbonme, builder-June 5. 0. T. Ulis,John-street, Berkeley-sleaze, builder monilion , f the 011 olfs. talletleg -June &J. May. Carlisleatreet, Lambeth, potter • mislaid- Court of Examiners no the 28th instant, sit. :- June 5. W. IL F. ernemean, Norfolk terrace, Britton. late seam. Menem Frederick William Humphreys, Trinity4criare, tart'-June 5. F. Woodbridge, Paradise-Sao* Hackney-June 5. Tower-hill; Robert Warding* Sutton Berraclough, Street, D. Bernstein, Sydivi-equare, Commercial-road East, dealer Ia boa-h.ll ; Grooves. Waroup Malin; Grautham ' • John Bet. fancy wads -June 6. 0. Newman . °l4uh ' tul. '"' lst, White- taco, Chesterfield, and John Ar th ur Faaaor,L.S.A.. E:- chapel, milkman-June IL H. Graham, Jewluctreet, CriptiftstA eter, etudeeta of Gay's ; Ralph Goodie& B.A. commercial traveller-June 6. C. Br ad, Illghatreet. Witte: chapel, and lienchurchatreet eating-house keeper-June & Loud., and LS. A., Ipswich 3 Arthur Armistead Comte, Drury, Bloene.etreet. Choler, dentist-June 6. K Kimich, Hemel Binekbu n, and Edward bums Fees, Neyland, Suffolk, Irempstea.l, watch maker Jane 5. N. Norman, Brighton, hoot of King's College; Harry Davenport Dod, Macclesfield ; dealer-June 7. 1. Levy and J. levy, Commercial-street, White- I William Jeremiah Warne, Lancaster, and Jobs Haigh chapel. drapers-Jane 7.E. Bransgrove, Walton-street Brompton, , Tarletoe, B A.. °snub Birmingham, of Bt. Bartholomew's 1(1111 Otter - June 7. W. Adams, Winterton-terrace, Ch. bee, hair H n r_e.,, • " •/. doer/sr-May 51 J. & Sadler, Tar/molt& pr nter-May 31. J. I j_ Latta . Claplim and Charles Gosling leek, Staffordshire, Innkeeper-May 11. A Jackson, Edward Mockers, Chelsea, of St. 's °apical ; Wil- Birmingham, toteacooist -loos I. J McGhee, St. Helen's Len- Titicaca, Counnereial-road, sad John Rogersoo, Bow, cubit draper-May 19. J. NOlan, Liverpool, boot manufamurer lof the Loudest Hospital ; Frederick Isaac Flower, Lan., -May It W. G. Fitzgerald, Liverpool, and Ramsey, Ile of Men, ondf o ed , 01 the Nadal." Hospital ; Myer, Clarke, merchant -May 11. A. McCu ll och sod E. Barley. Liverpool,dit I Jamaica, and Alfred liarchmont Waterer, M.D. Ediob., store merchants-May 11 Mary Holland end K. & 80l Middleton, lanosehire irentounders May 24. L. Southern, sew I P.terbo"., of th e Ediabullat Bakal and M• 1 17 Rat • micc h, i t er. s o i r ,igay le, T, 0, g ene , gdf on i . L rwcy bi r ..: graves Dirt well, L.S.A., Bleokbarra, of St, Thome. • Hoe clerk-lleyit J. Lee, Middleton, Lancashire bricklayer-May pit It appears that out of the 96 gentlemen who offered 17. T. Downes., Bishop Auckland, Durham, haberdasher-My themselves for exarninatioe, 12 were refined back to their 17. G. Smith. Hethaso, Northumberland. balider-May s t u dy s for rig mouths. Hotrod, Wakefield, boots/akar May 13. S Hudson, Karr LONDON INDUS/MAI. REBIBIYION. -OR Yorlaibl.e, labourer -May 15. W Richardaon. Aspley, lsl lro e rr i s W.• hire, cool merchant-My 16. T. Marshall. Dalton, Yorkshire, barer Tuesday last • very fell most* was held is the dealer -May 22. W. Oldham, Blackburn Unewhire, beerseller- schoolrooms, Whiteshapel, Ia furthseanee of the above May Yu J. Bortoft, Manchester, butcher-May 22 J. Amethant, wheels. Is the *beams of the Ben of Shaftesbury, the Manchester, worsted dyer-May 23. W. Hodgson , Helen, Un- chair was occupied by the Rey. G. H. MIRO, iminatbmil of cashtre, butcher-May U. W. B. Las bourne, Fleetw..od, cl u iskom.b.Wt oye t rse t , Who read ; Atm of pm .' cashire• hair dreseer-May U. Ann Cerlin, Shieldfleld. Newcastle nano-Tyne, dealer In earthenware May IS. J. Tait, from Lord alwdlosbouTs Mr. JolmOd l Pa 794. and Mr. J. upon-Tyne, publiean-Say IL J. Barnes, Bishopetoke„ South- Bright. M.P. The Rev. H. Holly moved the fi rst resolutioe, ampton, merchant's clerk-14.y 17. T. Thorpe Hanley, Shifted- I " That Urdu:lstria' I **Whitlow are calsalstad to wafer great shire, shopkeeper - May 17. W. Illsortnerso. Hanky. Staffordshire. b ooo fit oo the people by stlmulatieg ieveaties, rewarding blacksnith May 19. J. Dawson, Blackpool, Lane.shire, aashaaat ths industry of the a:bantam, and peeasetiog axial Rise to a botcher - May 19. J. H Sloan, Liverpool, comminton agent an classes," and dwelt epos the niedesey of -May 19. L Denham, Manchester, ironfounder-May 19. J. ara m .'S 01Lidlly, Maatnester, minter -May 10. 0. Tindall, them exhibstkers to elevate aid raise the industrial clam, painter-May 16. J. Totten, moke-spon-yrent, gag ge = aid to promote sympathy hotness risk nod poor. Mr. John ffhottse kesper-Mat t lm` Race, Coundon. Durham, coal Smithey*, wended the reseletbse, which was followed =Mee-May 16. W. Ju Cretlng7_, Suffolk. inallater -Mil by soother, bespeaking general sa= rmi. aseved hy Mr. 15. J. Ovens. W m, keeper - My 19 . =o::ttrd.tit thtesomideatha bythemrehoesten„. W. the meettegAgiereepe-the too, tit.Georgge,Salop, bledmillh- amid. J. Jones. St. Asapb. teacher of muslo-June L. Morris, Bhp, Flintehlre, May 12. A. Bade. Cheritoe Mears I, flomenetahmon ever- r te. The •Pflillatko• apses yam assurosia June ti 1. Belk DatoeMer•bire. betcher-My IS. CRYSTAL PAL AU& - 0111 &MASH° DAT. - 0. leassoa, gettenin-Aahteld, Nottinghamshire, piembew-tray pigmy% Arm 28.-Adistleinais as mamas, 2,288 ; I. W. Rohde, Little Mswylebaseetreet. baker-May 11. M dip s b y N og. *A.m. jaw ; total Meitews, 3,413. raw. Csrliaie. ebottereyhte artrea-May 10. J. Hick* Wedneslier7,ll4alfordshke r dangler -May to. C. M. Gallinom. Dm • delicious besilth restoring Revalests eredoesbery. Insfordildre. memsfaetarer's deft - Hay 10. S. Amber B liZemes, adage' medislas at Inessresakenes. Dsta T Cob, Darlmtem, geederidiMit, _lismend Metadlsr-Jane 14. IL = Fause. flestillealesd. 02t iz artlawele fellmailMene Hiskeway, eselelWe. wheelwright. Hermes, Law, sail Illemeca 'napkin& BANIRIIPTCOIII ANNVLIJUL cad saves My times Us la ether wades. was men Apell Oarzeg woman:am pm, ism grams wgygg. mentagy.-Dei Bury mod Ou, No. V. BeimsLeMest. laaegia. W WOW% Great IL OAS* ' I it o ttr eta a nami rt ls. ; lla., In IL Whs.. 1111.44 safiesseen- Ansa IL 1111leherelb Dreemans, Imam. Amnia, Waßiagfard, Berk. t-road-Kut, ismer, TRAFFIO RETURNS. 141144 Par ar- Taal, T 0441, 04 Wan. ipso. moors. 414404144. NM 1864 Week evAing Feb. 11. t t f 4 Great Soothers of India.. 7$ 172 415 657 406 Week ending April & Grand Trunk of Canada —1177 9,917 17,531 27,218 C, 071 Week ending April 15. Great Central of ikkflum 1,375 4,999 AM Week ending April le Dublin end Noah Week ceding Aprlll6 Loudon, Tilbury, &e Week ending Aped 21 Bella.t mod 14. Counties 921 1.646 1,0311 LIN 1,726 Londonderry & Coleraine 36i 186 126 312 248 .. 1,635 ZOO 1,783 1,276 Week ming April EL Wean Madam Junction . Alle 169 19$ 352 336 North Unarm 1095 r 18,ta 60,15.3 MOO 68,289 Week ending April 23. Belfast and County Down 49 717 2'O 967 716 Bristol and Exeter 1!1e 4,118 2,821 6,939 41642 Cabedonten Cent Coast 1.0 n., Cart, asst Dover 716 6,006 930 6,936 6,320 Metro. lc or LC. 4t D. 11 Lox) 190 2,610 1,04 North Br 11411 and Edin burgh and Glasgow 6161 8,364 13,130 21.464 31.491 North utadordature Scottish Central ...... 113 1,985 3,798 6,781 9,807 Taarno Raclin's. —The traffic receipta of railways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week eroding the 22nd of April, or. 11,841 miles, to 657,3101., and for the eorreeponding week of last year, on 11,490 miles, to 614,7761., ehowtag an increase of 351 miles, and an income of 42,5341. The gross reosipla on the following 14 railways amounted in the aggregate, oo 8,374 miles, to 535,0651., and for the correspond ing week of 1864, oa 8,097 miles, to 500,0481., showing an increase of 277 miles and of 35.0171. The increase on the Geledoeian amounted to 1,0361.. ; oa the Great Eastern to 1,5491.; oa the Great Northern to 2,265/. ; oo the Greet Southern and Western to 8501. ; co the Great Western to 6,039/.; on the Lancashire sod York shire to 2,2601.; on the London and North Wester. to 6,393/. • on the London and Brighton to 5,7821.• on the Lo ndon and South Western to 4,0181 ; on the Man , cheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 324/; on the Mid land to 320.; on the North Eastern to 1601., and on the South Eastern to 4,0281.—t0ta1, 36,0241. ; but from this must he deducted 71., the decrease on I the North British, leaving the increase as above. 35,0171. The goods and mineral trasc co those lima amounted to 280,7301., and for the eorrespoodiog week of 1864 to 282,0631., showing a decrease of 1,3531. The re ceipts for pinneogers, parcels, &c., amounted to 254,3351., ageiest 217,9651., showing an increase of 36,3701. The traffic receipts on 63 other lines amounted, on 3,463 mile*, to 1V.,2451., and for the corresponding week of but year, on 3,393 miles, to 114,7281., showing an increase of 70 miles and of 7,5171. in the receipts. The total receipts of the put week show a decrease of 2,6481. se compared with those of the preceding week ending the 15th inst. Tun Roan Moanza.--Sinee Wednesday In spector Williamson, who now has sole charge of the prose cution against Mims Constance Kent, has been actively engaged in prosecuting inquiries and in obtaining evidence. Yesterday be visited Road, and Road-hill House, the mescal of the murder, sad which is now oompiad by a widow lady named Turberville. He bad interviews with many of the persons who gave evidence at t h e previous investigations, and we have good authority for stating that he has obtained new and important information. From Road, Inspector Williamson went to From*, where he bad as interview with Mr. Parlaili, the medical attendant of the Kees family while they were resident at Road, who, it will be remem bered, was the surgeon called in when the body of the murdered child was foiled. We have reason to believe that Mr. Williamson is in possession of evidence which will go far to disprove many of the theorise Produced as to the mode of the murder ; for it will be recollected that it was not satisfactorily proved whether** child died of suffcration, or from the effects of the stabs inflicted ma him. The case will, we believe, occupy some weeks, as • great mare of evident* will have to be obtain. d. Elizabeth . Gough, the nurse, will be among the witnesses ow Thunday MARKETS. 'shirt, stator. DROLAZATIONS OF DIVIDILITEn. I --•--- Fat Mann Inerear 0012, Fenchurehntreet, sine merchant-- SUGAR.-BnarroL. Arab 28.-There kw bele rd dividend of 7.. 101eL, so, Wednesday, at Parkyng, healer- demand way wa sh par ma t •a seg balterest. o f 'Var. aad l ue ease have been made at *boat per wt. m emo,. 46 lota Assn. MX bloos-ersecant liamsbmproed. Named vie- 5 ." in fro g. s as s ia at fit abeam. tualker-lat dividend of 10a. 114., any W Wards,. at rattlyst . a pat former e a us. Rani 14 Has Illeilt i = " gurcbrow. Herserton. Ist dividend of St. PI d., my Wednesday, at !WWl'', "street TALLOW.--FEAT RVIDDINL-The Wee sight i. dead of Yid. any Wedeesdayost Parkyug, Basisgliall-Mrent. 41.. og, • aid , 40e. . ; June, 41e. 3d, • °da m to -- e a gajl Euts inn' Wm.te a" . T OrezTrow l :r iamm ennlngtomiroad. RutraL eed AroP 2Bl-11.11 •1 48 ess avi. li c i e ld .s ber s 7- 42.4 . "6' 425 Y L Deogni n.jrit :ber sio re t an soo . 6d m euks . At fol fol lows aneticag :-159 : rodt Ama th e lli; Tamil-road , ton. deur facter--lat dividend of la. 514., . any Wed entry at Packers% BeelashalLefaset. WlLLiam ventral and estates TAacirre. New Compton-street. Man, Ina, 40s. 6d., mod. 40s. ; Booth AMerkaa. es. Soho. undertakers-Ist dividend of lan e. 934., y Wedneaday. Era pipm ; Aueult sheep, 41a. to 40c, ga . ; at Parkins', haalegbalistrest. Gas, 38e. lid. ; inferior, Ex • tows tallow , wi th out d 1 ellekLea TAIOLTe. Goner-mews, Bodfordequere, funeral oar- 39 a 3a. net au h . comma oil Gym, piiiiienkrb ley nag. Proprietor - LW divldwid of ed. lid., any Wednesda y' " good. • Cochin, fine made, 43a. rash • mooed quake 1.. Parkyng, haslngball-strest. . Jo l u i si d. B . Lr y sxl m , e lligh ay :street as, 5t..6 . Ifetting ure, -11M,Beandscraperhau..-tTeelattrlividend of b to q 4 u 2si d fkl. 3 l . oey . ed. lon to , 3 3 8 9 . 4 ; 6 14 , 24 ., ,„ 7 7 .. .. little Ile ro c: 7ib i a , Jamas Oasoan. Morthcintroh. builder-Ist dividend of Is. fliL , low sold at 36e. 6d. to 35e., to wince. Ms oil Ina* any Tueaday, at Stansfald'a, Porta °stemma. rather Esher i Soo lagC 4 l 36 5. ed. to No to e Monnfial 1151n0 17130.1 LL MILD ARP Mutt COMrsliv Yon PLYMOUTH. tires, ram out , 3 s e STUNKIIOUga AID DIVOMPORT-turtbar dividend of Si., anT -- Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's. Reefer. Rosser Jones. Abergele. petntev-iw dividend of Sc. soy W-- - ' a- OC I TYON. -1 " 1:100014 Ann, 28 .-Cotta has U N ). . needay, at Turners, liverpoot extensive demand throughout the week, peel/m.lmi asst Jobs YOWLS, Liverpool, timber merchant-let dividend et th e trade, mad O m b are , w a di! ) , adesased. Co 1/....... Is. lid., any Wednesday at Tuner's Liverportt ~. the edgiest from New York, of the sands of O man Foos Basiou, lidenbritirs, Kent. litillen-finsf dividend " ""' ' Lee, tiy no means tended to check the dispositke to 111. any day art r May 10, a Alleyne's, Toobridge. JAM Is.mum m i t oin . B a ,k i hi m b eat a r , ata keeper _ld . and a large bodoem was done on Tuesday also, pa gr a y dividend of . 3d ., any We or Thursday, in Gregory's, new* morels; th ere was less animation and a were bald Chaim,. 1 business, until the appalling news arrived of tbs . rm., DEEMED& Ron of th e President, which for the magnet seta* poi May 17. A. Jaye*. Birlaintbsrs• bollsr - MaY IL J. C l ". De ‘ stop to business. In the course of the attires:a in: IT sacrist-May it 'Pe .1. Mailer . betimes* * ilimvira M bolder, wi th drew their stooks, and wend/ Table purQ May 10. H. D. Itswilnp, Falmouth, pour-June IL T. sen 4T. Wise, Jun ., Demmer coach builders-June It J. were made liti oolloooed Priem. Yesterday She death" en rado sn rood, Mummer, canoe printer Janet. W. Wild and I. tieued good, the market elexthig steadily, Shout% aqi..., Brisker, Miry, Lancashire. cotton mannfacturers-May 13. J. excitement. with 6 genies! ad very derided adelam-17,1 Wright, Locomo , ire Inn, Leominster, Bassea-Ma 11. G. Lorick, wea k. y ea m aa a aaa aj aaisaa gaama_aadab s t,„.„,____O Bantry, Yorkshire, grocer-May 19. It. Seven, Liverpool , wine an at prim. showing a f ar - Thai - - daki ee of -- at 'S' at =• .l. merchant. FAJEN WHIM DISSOLVE). lb. American las been in good demand fingered% M. Sevastopo A. !I.:materna, C. Sevastopol°. C. K. lievasto- week, and has advanced ld. to lg. per lb. la tedt Is, polo, andJ. J. Sevastopol°, Odcese. Leghorn and Loudon, so fee ea purchases by the trade, se well se a madmen r= J. ihmatoindo -J. Woad. & Caoneld. sod R. Wood, ' export, have farther adverted prime 10.44 7 1 , 17 1 1 11 Surrey, co oh builders-J. Orsetham and W. °methane, at which the market is iamb mos& l a 7i; Bradlee], butchere-W. hatter and J. Clark, Skulleghent, hawse. has been dose Sally, at steadily advaseil i rai wholesale tes deulars-J. Ifenceigli and J. Crawehaw, Accrington, and notaums for fair quail.. an raced fell) uhlre, plesterers-J. W. IL Luetjens and B. Was.ner, the q Ft lb. Smyrna has advenced Axed ld. per lb. lie Bui decorators-E. V Bailey and W. Harrold, Hareem. Staffordshire, earthenware manufacturess-W. Brown, esn., and W. Brown, them has bees an salve inquiry, and pewee have MINIM pin . Manchester, plmnbars-J. J. Andrew and A. L Irvine, tri. par lb. upon the ordinary, sad about ld..c"- White Hart-oeurt, Lombard-Meat, City, attorneys-J. Fisher and n ot and better viands. Ch as sod Japan a,. la, it J B Fisher, Stourbridge, white brick nianniactunsm-T. Bailor my oa a osa j ea d aaaaa d al an o vum , of about Id, pa h. and J. Itraashaw, Luogton, Staffordshire, plumbers-T. Hawkins speculators have taken sexist the wee k 1 7 ,820 isiu. t• and W. Hawkins, Hardwick° and Sandford, Oxfordshire, farmers S. bottoonley, H. lanky, and W. IL I ord. 26,100 bales ; and the trade,62,980 bale;. RAN, Huddersfield, fancy cloth manufacturers, so far as regards M W a r t a. fair demand to-day, and a steady tsarist; m aa & bottmaley-IL Kannkaw and J. Barn/haw, Moor Bet. 1 nogiterteng. The sales are 10,000 bales, of which VW m a tom, ' orkshire. grocers-J. Marsden and G. W. Mmdent for export end speculation. The following ara the dal Wakefield, atom. yent-law-J. J. Bodmer, B. Boduier, sad L IL. qrsotationa :-Fair Orleans. 17d.; middling, 140. ; id, his, Bodmer. P.lgwetally, Monmouthshire, patent atone brick manor- bile, middling, 140. ; fair Upland', 16d. ; middlisg,l4l4. Lecturers, so far as regards 1. J. Sod mer-J. H. Sarowsy. and W. Mayhew, I illipot-lane, CI y, env. manufacturers-O. B. Kent and H. Cotton, Great Marlborough-street bru.h manufacture's -.1. knack and Co , Glasgow, Manchester, and Dahaeuach. Dm bartoushrre, calico printers. so far as regards B. Haworth-T. Wingate and Co., Whiteinch, Patrick, by Glasgow, engineers, so far as regards T Wingate. SCOTCH 8241JESTRATIONS. WILLIAM Minter, Glasgow, writer, May 3, at the Faculty-hall, laagow. CH G AIM= BOWMAN, Montrose, ironmonger, May 2, at the Star Hotel, Montrose. Joan !insect...ion. Strome's, Orkney, farmer, May 10, at the Commend Hotel, Women. COTTON GOOD& —Baseman, Area feature's have bees lens disposed to porcine, May rite os Tumidity, and home trade yens have ben mace pike.. This breach el the sterket has bees very mead,, si di fig prime of Tuesday, but very little business is him Per shipping pares we have lad rather a Wong nee* epl full prises have bees paid far all emote, SOP of Voris greatest request being very soarer. The 'mosaic/ hiss dose io abippiog Taros today bas been oousiderabie, rte W full advanced. Tuesday's market, and in soma few nehmen higher rates have been gives. The market rice. lag, with as upward Modena. On Wednesday, whoa he mut of Mr. Lincoln's death, biome known, them ma a pm is the cloth market, sad people hesitated to arty what effect such an laslooked.for event might ;mhos People were dossed by the ietelligence, bit they ea is (rained from acting. It did not Prods.* my area as prima. Since then boaters in cloths has bees paha, resumed, but there hes not boss a large amount eileihm Buyers show • good deal of coulideues in the stadia el tie market, and operations and offers are pretty gems' it si descriptions of cloth, whether for home consompthe e export. Today there bee not bees a large bashes. Mt fair amount is doing, at full rates, and is fares airs say change, It is in the direction of higher rata A Col mats telegram of the 25th reports shirtiap at 8 mod 71b. at 6 rupees and 4 minas per piece, • Om wilt will °over pureiteses is this market. *mem John Feria sod Oo.'s mosthly circular for the overland nail by km sham gives the quotstioss of China shirtiap, best Naha st-30 incises, 71b., 10s. 6d. to lls. 6d. per piste ; end 8.111 ditto, at 13e. to 14.. 6d. T cloths, of 'rhea Chia quality, is. 3d. to la. 4d. per lb. ; and llerasex et le. it to ls. Bd. per lb. India shirting* grey nisch, NA, &I. 3d. to Bs. 6d. ; 61be., 9s. 6d. to 10s. per Mem Osems makes of ladle T clothe, is. 211. to ii. 3d. par lb., wilt moderate demand ; log cloths. Is. 31. to Is. 44. per lk; and grey Marlspellams, la. 7d. to la. Bd. per lb. CORN.—CotmorooD, Aron. 28.—There was • goalie 'apply of wheat here to-day, sad needy hems had le pay an advance of fully la. per qr., red making 40e. to 41k; white, 44a. to 48e. ; extra, 47.. Beane very scarce, sad le dearer. Lracour. APRIL 28.—Our market boo been fairly sap plied with wheat to-day, sad prices the tors higher the. best week. Red, 395. to 40e. ; white, 40a to 44e. Barley, 275. to 345. Oats, 235. to 27e. WALLPIELD, Arau.2B. —Thera is • poor show el what to-day; fresh red 1.. dearer, bet little improvement is eh* or graoaried parcels. EWA barley steady ; foreign I Rood supply. Beans and oats fully as dear. Avers., April 24.—Wheat, 1,381 qrs., at 42.. 2d. per qr. ; bark. 328, at 32a. 2d. ; oats, 20, at 24a. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 28. —The Yorkshire, foes Melbourne January 21,1, for London, posed ap Churl off this port yesterday. She brings 8,385 ounces algal Some of her paessagers were landed by pilot hod strip mouth. LINCOL/f APRIL rArß.—This g reat snood lair octaimetiond on Titesday last. and was brought to a New yeaterday (Friday). A very large number of tom ewe stabled, and there was • numerous attendance of bars from all parts of the country. A very fair teaser dm os Tuesday, sod prioes for useful animas mud high, better class of borne being somewhat scum. A gesd!, foreigners were preeeut, and bought largely. Towle Inta hones suitable for the army made 201 . to 301.; point 8) 1. to 331.; roadsters sal for ordinary purposes, 9:11. to 30i. Four or live-year-olda of high class, suitable for bred* to double harness for private carriages. 801. to 1001.; haw sad seasoned ditto, 1001. to 1201.; and hoodoos; setiosed, well-matched, 1001. For bleng11•111 1 1, AS, psi. stepping, active young horses ranged from 401. to 601., old superior high-fashioned animals of the same class for free' toes and park use, both riding and driving, 801. to WM ; van horns for heavy work, 35t. to SOL ; sad • ltehnr IPA active and adapted for public coevt7ance, 331. te Mt Strops cart homes for brewers, waggon teams, lux, 401. tea. but some very fine animals made 701. Horses for agricul rsry lsed purposes might be had at any price, as they differed much in quality. Hunters of high blood 100 L to 150 1. ,m• for following the hounds over • heavy coastry meat WSW prime were mods. Mr. Motley sold • two-yearaild eatim cart-horse to go abroad for 2001. The sheep fair was mry abundantly supplied ; the number may _be estimated 45,000. Very high prices were demande d.end ultimo* obtained. Good useful bogs of average quality ma' 61 to 70s. ; for animals better bred and more weight, 805 Is 90s. Os the whole prices were about Bs. to 105 per hod higher then at Castor fair • short time ago. TM 20 Pais effete sup, (tree by Smith, Ellison, and Co., bask" for , the best more of bogs, was awarded to Mr. Greediest; ol Stanfield Hal, whose bogs have sow takes the prim ii• years coneseutively. The cattle fair was bad ralloilf (Friday), and • fair amount of busiest' was does et gar negative prices. [Advertisement.)— HomowaY's Ourrrtges sge PnAs.—securtty spinet Had Sealth.—with Um warn pis! days ere spring maladies will be made manifest u nless the NM be pure and the skin be active. Eruption.. blotches. and son formidable skin affections may be successfully subjugated t 7 tY use of Hollow ty's detergent Ointment wbeu it is aided by ande rate doses of his purifying Mk Hoarseness, sore throat, dow tl n cothrh, enlarged glai.ds, and stiff neck will be st once rolieved rubbing this cooitog (Hutment upon the skin overlylog or ad* cent to the aMlcted part. Holloway's remedies have ire w hoan recommended ieff preference to all other mess of ,w ds. sn i t? all es of ttlegastionii sof 16 giving smoothness and elasticity to the s.in. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATNB. —•-- BIRTH& PUCIELL—ApriI 2d, at Bast Brixton. the wife of I ?sada of a daughter. TALBOT.—AprfI Tr, Great George-street, We. di Hoe. Mrs. J. G. Talbot, of a sou. WRIONT.—Aprft 2d, et Chester Villa. lanalconz.road, far' India, We wife*. A. J. Wright, Zia., of a was WALIEINSHAM.—AwiI re, at Upper Hyde-part seeders. W wife of W. WsGleaMw, Ise., al a demister. NARILIAOIIB. SUWON -ISPAIN.-April IL at Worth, near Sandwich.= Rev. IL R Won, the Rev. I. R. Batton, carat , ' of_, - Berta, to Razz dannitter of the late S. Spain. lA.. •—• liwk, sear Saintertch. BUCIIRNAN-erATON.-April td. at the Match of IL RIIL Ilarbitos, by the Rey. t 'Wipe, s. Boottumn, M.D.. d 111 1 S Upland*. Cavendithowasre. to Alice fiery neaer, attO ir ' IL C. Bastea. IP, 8. Ala RI, at Bt. Waft Cbgtep iidoi Sida = by the Rector of the pariah, the Rev. A. B. ERR. eldest eon of Alessader Ball Ran. 01-Wd Z, bonne. Seam, to Caroline Itinabeth, second dettilbto .. Trlttaa, Req., of Reddtastoa. DEATH& OANTON.—Apes 26, at Wpm* read, Hyde part, K 2. W. O.' Wa. l eteCI.L.I. 22•2 28 —Awn 2S, at MOM Park Yortikka M en I Lemelim mod al. LZHCll.—April 19. at 12, ItewtliaLag, Z2blllsebeta itakates, wif• of Mr. tir at Meade at • diabase willow pl •0102 4 o' LONCIDRIL—•a ~edpes Ha. laegas, lat. it Ca 7 . 01. Mfg .—A pit W. at couismaiesot. mow Piza dih semi at the tato W. Umber,. Haw aped W maw •Di mama Tr / Irsumi inn aAsal. d rt i . Lamber446l.ll. la Wm Ply ist lasiols. nook ft biatm.44limmt. Am lie MOM ai ll Wilma& AMMO. ////A 4 • it 1 1 1 irrox A irritn. 11 , : i . • 0 itai . co. i,... 0...... aw 5t...+, '.l. 1 , rri ar --,---. 2„, * *o r iv =it V ul V : : . 0 RI TkUl Mei a int..or as• =re.. -- fre lIR Tin a We 11:1 tuai• - i ecodn wliste Pew Lit/ Dep es