The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-28 00:00:00

, INDIA. By the arrival of the overland mail, we bare papers bon Calcutta to April 2 ; Madras, Mir. Willies has made another h to the waned in explanation of his Hnaactal measures, whieb continue to form the predominant topic of the newspapers. His speeches had been translated into the vernaculars. The Harker' mays : This is tie fit thee the *amen at baba lave boa taken into the eselithiss . r d tkohreeneemit a ___lanle thaw ?he expedite, i e . heweasa wessr4 6 r "••nassoma anew. st Namur Webs ben a ripest the weir the sew taxes meek kaatimialaar yes ts lay a km el is. 15 it li m pu. R e . 30 for his wife, He. 61st era of Wm Allies ante, 'Lod Re 2.'t foe every one he Rap hem Wrist It wee sat wdbout the tow of few lives that the people twryLin td . • turteuvea .till continued in the indigo dis tricts At ruler" a magistrate had been attacked and nearly murdered by a mob ; two of the military police who accompanied him were missing—sup paed to be killed. Preparations on a large scale were bein3 made for another expedition against the Wueerees. LCUITA 003IICERCIAL DITILLII3III4CE. (From the Calcutta Alphateam) llastitsr ea= 23. TM/ P*ODUCI lIAMT hr aceitereed to the same Un faTOWfble date as minded ia our be& IMPORT KAMM% —WO 1111111* mart • airy quiet said doll fortnight All fore%boa nensied in a very de railed elate till prima at bid muse way, slowly. Ocrrnetumorr .wimimia —There hes hula greet heap Duey in the security sorbet The 51 per air. 105-4, the 5 per cant. add at 117-12 mid the 4 att. via l MB ; the news received hem lbslnad as h. however. lately to our • rertioa. Jour? ®r ca locum —A redaction in the bank rate of diecauat aed an meow nudist has caused more vary is for approved hi the Weimer dose has hem oared le hada, being dibellned to pet with their strarele, talus at es advisee ear The there 00111087 hie dielered drte—prz Aare, mad the_ =Op In adashke at Ma Lea Genende are at 1,560. The liseidee Compete, lave say ama Foram of their err hod as advealeseees bum, sod their slims ere at 11011. gengel Cod Oempesep aims is favour at I. 000: emu isles of Bast ladta Offal dune arrted at Ilbeded and Arras shoes are Is re quest. Lstak'sbuss we hoz aan transedises. in the wow Tea are so seamOsumi of Craw see ell bald inlay, and then Mow Nalll3l7.—The wary rend it math war both with the bulks sad ire seat ; the Book of awed bee howered its Me see per ant eD tell, reed eho reined orritio far kens ea arrinmesi assairilea Loma ewe, however, web* is the Imam et one per eat how boa vote& EICIIIA7OII.—A low baslasso t tr ou bLea troaraolal lee is this meal bills as &lOW M for book bale IL A ha Irst-olast onsills. sad 0.14 for to ; ratio SUM ina. Os Miss errs bays bus ado at 2 to 231, bat As ve d bllls mos ilisilad. FlIll. —Our alms is Laid= mono 41. to 41. se. ; to Liverpool. 3/. Ik. • is Osedissai famisil), 41.1 R ; to to Liverpool. lasmalt IL i be Amleilla. ii. ss. ; to rssre,. , 6i. lakes arid 130 burs ;is Assiorles.l4l dols. tea . to Ohba, 40 re. a lea ;is Java, 30 rt. ; Bonito el Ili is I 4 ra. bog ; awl erairroo 15 Is. a Mai d s Weak aad :Imlay, ta, 25 Ts. to 311 a toa ;is Aeneas sad Dm semi. is. a tow oHnu. By this arrival we haver from Hong Kong to April 14 ; Shanghai, A 7. The following is front the seminary of the : We amalioned in ear last vemmery Met the ultimatum vagaries the imperial government to make a apolop, to admit • W war to Tian tes t sad te admit Hr. Bram to Pekin, tow headed over te the Moses seta:Weis at than on the Mb March. The swam which has bee. TONT Is Mal kept meet, oetwithihmiling the large sew fierrial interest@ whisk will be 'Lana by it; sad the mat oontradictory nom= am la eirenislisa ia mud to 11. horn a positive amegteinge le a positive Amid. The Masai fey It he bees ample* an the madilion that the espedhiaiwy _twee be mai away, sad we Oink Oh is eat eri ealite tithe mateese. All Mat tbe weep bare dewed to bamplve le . thartlisy meddle Me aeswer ebbe bee bees resumed IN factory ;" bat it it probable lbw* may be tee ceblem ea that euhjeet whom the m.O le saes petite. We eve aireesly =MO beassle, all we MI /*bar. mile 'abject, that the** wee astalskey, perso and each r the Mem hood mg prelohly speolei would be enneidsied Tble - probably tryst.pa rho Loathe =rtepid mailbag, es i n assigned. Ihe whilst by tie Weed- W i le plebe* bawl ea smell et tedheimi perm& billsersiablestthassiley I. mil els iefessity babetlbejltmek tak wad. is. Ilmw am sew Is • pill" • Pall = St the !Am to meet Ile allimetem, a hap is tessity tiled ; sadist.. Me et the tome that will be meambled, it is weld& tbe Chinese will yield all that sea ha sekedi, as is that they mat likely they bed already yielded all the esmatials of the tar st,. mama A number of troop an new Hoes Hoag, ma rtered in teak. on the = rnila ereetelrb t al there is 6 as yet of ls:d beim oinepied for more permentint pompoms. The Hon. Ilr. Adams. &ethic tastin, tem made a member of the Executive °omen et Hoeg Hoeg. WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS. The Atrato arrived at Southampton yeaterday, with the Woe lathe d. and Maxicaa meas. Her dear we—moo pry, I ; 7 • hilliNlA, Trier's& sod Desires, e, maim awl 10 ; and Bk. Themes, 14. Her deep eeadelel ei q. de warth 9114112 fah" jemmy slash PORI &lbw woe la mbar sad the reit tepid ; jewellery worth Mt. pieties Pedil ROL, 61.3 erre of cochineal. IT wars of Jake, 6 tines of Nees, 69 Wee of tobacco, 190 caw of cigars, NI NM=es, of indigo. cars or beeswax. IMO bags of soon, 7 bake - eg aanaperilla, 6 oars of enceader, 91 casks of ginger, 30 boar of limes, rid 72 pmeteuree ai vanilla, worth 34,0001. Me brought bore 240 presagers, ansoept -whom were Oren! Others* late gurney. of St. Thomas, Lieresant Barger, It N., and Dr. Dyne. Mr. D. V. Oriliths, from Seats Cren, and I. Oakeiel Tremplico, from Trinidad, died on board the atrato. Dr. 34440 a, of Jamaica, died at 9t. Thomas on his way to Xogland, from taking en over dose of morphia% ad ministered by himself. The cornapoodest of the Panama Star, writing from on the iltki of April, he : Op the 19th in &vary heavy shock ciao earthipshe NMI felt at three.gaaiters to two be the mersiag lis til bated SO weedy It was midi to have hem the chock that bad her orpertseced arca the wpm of old Callao sod the part orrice is that Lima sad donor gild a much heavier 'baba& However, ea Owe fey, at hall.put Nee_ p... the grosedeeemeeeed to shake ha good rimiest, hut holed only 16 secoatie, la that Awn grace of time the eetinoted ammo el. la et gee ...a m . of &Ilan, in (nllair shoot timely thorned. and in Clarifies about forty theirod ; sad do enrersl estates Ica Cane* whir ray bo all" eit ia lowa at 100,000 dollen. In Mauls brow were mated out of the greed, awl one of the zemeatelee eke, by wee rent 4 two, awl prefewed a valour of hot to lid water. The earthquake thee took a merthieu eeme. The plated awl wee la Onto : the puiseli dole of ahem smote. AU the peblie apogee an sos by Imam who prefer the ape air tO their. lesseure beam U. te the preen* time .light she elefiere te he Batt ; I have aveated twenty-eight, bet then haw bees near awe. 'Oa law day. is Oelinw es awe wee what that the we was no os&ae Mu limberly eat perfarabei theareepeeemence ▪ iy &sag eal pleollaq the *Meg et aid class thsas et ihskki ski retsfistg coatiswe, mad the hair peatar there Shea hare. The priests are • ht lo the ela be the people, sad axe Nokias quite • • goal Ma a WI weiter." TIM BOMBAY MAIL. The pelt* arrived at Southampton on Saturday Welk the heavy Bombay mad er . H dates Almatelta°,lthsNa et the y 13 ; Kid* 17 ; wad 01limber, 21. ;ehr : treosit tonne 139 w ham were : lard Ma t, Mr W. C. Cana J. Jeoleohboy, ,ffett. on Haw K bed Commander thiptailm Oleihme, °roper. H•roo. And Otimmia. serl ta.ion Nelms awl Pla. Her eerie am' aided 44 tam terheret of epee* 1,0111 bolas et mak, 192 men el @hawk. 144 perhaps et rem Id Wee et dm, 01111 can et feather., two cash* et wink ami 44 el dates. The Baptism fleet way ao Ai me d,* b ar .bi f . aladleareg lise ....llgme/o s . Hannibal, and Peat %me M W Meade Napl r es thaw. itt. JOGAI &Acre, Lesinn. sad Orally on the Z led. ham Oilemilar we leers that her Majoe t y's udeed rtmearhip mot there us the lea with troops Mei Ilat she was to premed le Matta MIS peed 11= resimmt. Atrium:AN AN, Mammas ]Ease.—Oa Nittorday the Ceeterd Amur Meioseseel hem Liverpool for New Terk with the Muted Shin seed North Anvericali awl sleety . Oe Waleeedep sett the sal Ifeet Mid oSesumr North Bram will leavl .111vmey for with the Oisedise Ated United %Nee mak The= the liesped P404411o• wM be em ea alidvii der hi ill) %rah*: ke., till 1.30 pie,. PesaiNe AND iimisi wrieus.Pll4. l ikallar ma ird. I. fardage In say tsars" Nelilli ID al ilelin OM SAO ern•lopos 0 say Mae allimb sor Oda alatioarry. twesetiold mink allepe , obeys eeephoe. hire U 4 pa fililL a. la pomit /MUM sua O. ?to piper Watassa. II Ilia Mb Oz. enletreet..—(Aav SPORTING. EPSOM RENINISCENCEf3. TO TKO lIDITOR of TIM uniO& Bra, —The anticipations so generally indulged in 9411V1M days ago that the grand Epsom cernival of 1860 world eclipse all its predeceseors have proved rather below the mark than otherwise, and the " oldest inhabilnat "—I Wine the is such a chanter at Bireesa—canarat call to Wed sash an amentlique as that of Wedeesday hat. This Is sotto be wondered at when the vast number now rem. Mg down by the rail " on the quiet • are taken into cos , eldanatian, as we may fairly set down one halt of them seals themselves of the South Welkin sad Brightea lisse as " .res," compered with the ansidenee tea yam egg, fir the radlem will ball there is no greet diminution in the you traveling by the old mule, sad the mil prm *bead eseptios met ban be. essvineed that turf yarn an kameing a more sithmal affair than ever. Then wen at cm time rumour of bar ltey's intentioe to " mein " as the Oils day ; but Assn Mows too closely cm to the bads el =peen for Ma an las to be mien* enewitnined, and it set have ben sidielea*pgifylig to the weir =of royalt whin the P - Wary mil the of (hibridge made Oak eppsinsee on the Derby dei sm*, s attendance me realm below the avenge, de spite a ray slaractin earl; bet die sport was A 1, Übe caning avid producing no el the Inset cense* of the week henries Gallus, Clydesdale, end Omperd. King d Diammis was not quite biseself,l i at e the maw that made him favourite at the sad he WSW Bowed in the _ ,race wide an the diviners to the three plead, _Gassed. who ipt a had leat. mar quite reaching Clydisials, wine Gar ins, sehlial' the latter in the last two or time abides, f2ydrodale was receiving weW maths year fret a V when finishing three lengths Ulna Ina in Ism year's rirwitch. the Finns ken wait be sit doers te bents- proved at lent • less shin e lf aseneist nirsk eigeelel= Mlles farther distinguished hes carrying 84 Nib for a kandfsegh wide Ptewwww anifyinell —maw lengths beidad Friday thr Mims DWI. mind, and The Greek es Friday ; m ad the partisan af Nub. bourne for the Derby end Rupee for the Oahe Witt well have been swan, if the reports es ee wit they mid de l with him were cerrect. Those who fallow senelissees MI somthmg to make a handle of to Wells wholes the int event of ne meeting for the thin yuer fa imeseadm the fiat being only a bead to his lam ea cal and having followed up this mem by elf the for two years, there wen new ram bagstftm what he would meant for the bre dbewl this ii.e Bed It been Umpire, it is men then whale ha mid bare been meld led fint favourite Were the weed "Go" arzi eve rsimood. Still, LeArom had out up se at Bath that is.. hi stable ceenonitate aid the certainty Wells weld Dec up mid set roes say friends, ..t .hv. lrffre • 41111•114110 dab= tragme, Sir J ether " shot Ninth Lir eels gni Ariadne sheered hed lest as form their pidarnienses in the Bann= as who nal not • leek hem the viennepee than both weight, int Lava was roman the= with the wont of ruing weights. The field for the Woodmen wen larger than oral ; bet the quality of the compatines was far below the perm, in my opiden, WelleinAndee, Dr. Nieholl, tell Own Hors compiling the " pallooklng " lot i end Denbo had so palpably iaspered es hi Liverpool form OW Oho Odder were very Wadi lord the crack, who Linsdlhe deals I meanies to lane*, by bestee at the slem4 mint Denise " Wee it= Ihell hie Jederseasee Nair 18 to 1 being tars abed lthe Or wee, of mai, hewer; ewe fi ovary reran ritsubt, whoa Walken wr ern wee sexily Win war favorite beltnile as Thursday ; mad he tell bewe he do ersiething better to mina= the Sapid Isle pedtion, altheagh wises& far Cra n e; art was la every way Incremble to bisa,as be gave the Inalw lhabww, 1141110,; it meals° maw helharia the rap of 4:11&141 Is, the (haven perforiessesord they way wed wise* of seertiefae Weer for the Meet Min will it 121 b. Louise " eased' lads lady is Ow limilsole Plate, ewe aspen what she was X 4 17 i ban SiW Jena did an make such a show rillt ths pare she eight to have dose looking at her I videma k sear the woo now es , and what are we to d lho grins plod with who nis " no. rase.. err ling lea& in he 1,150 guineas at the male (3) el W. Dees how ? 11111 pealilindi ingressted at an early ben es Weimar oda& sail whoa it became known they hid fond. gesi Jesinfor Unpin in despite of Yr. Tule (or, Mkt. Mi. "Ilieretre) inig to give up Benham, be was inebeY deerted. mid as may timid his and the Ikon Area giddy wpm bon Mitts 15 to to >M: telft Unthaws who Ind hen hi pear/ dernit en say whiew far any dew west to the well when Ones was _w oedwiewel to mud kin owing to Templenes " hie dere be he delein. After the probaltsa none, however, lee The Beene sod Thole* forlds4 li latemeir of the firers in *Frew of the Wiped. ThsneamW, and Nuthourse, who, with Honer, Bean and sistll all the northootinta7 banes, me adrengly lonia lb reasoned bee the world bo ons to the MN limn delay at the peak that it was seareely a to rider is the cry " Mien nil" at the second ; but it we the ase, rod they set aver la embed Deetinek, who no tonomil to end y ea V v e ma rdini s at a. kill Winn, maim sag in next, with Radee and i li s taillai Ow trilt, and the two " &min " be fire min a be company with Sutton, R i mil rose or twiesilms. At the tap of the hill the mad were ai est, aid the Barcui'a colours were eas il y in trout es the lot nulled down the hill, lisibirme riming alma level with Rata into the =it the War gave At the Up the ghost, and Umpire ll ed higs = been resillabourne lo ok ed ts thew the borne of his backers, a au tedtlwy elseedit hews to non ler him ; but his meter wee ehert.lhed, abe broke dean in erasing, and hit the Tease wilt the tel comead. However, the Mend, overpowering Istatak sees ove him the go by, wig wa to the mutest Wild a al over the winner, in Thsentanbr, ohs led bra Steed to take a wide weep geind the " elan. l • 10 Mill • million, WWI dis engaged well lan Ide who an the upper ground, and Ohms* wee a mai Mum the two. The Yorkshire hams, Nowwthion. dill eggened to have the best of it, as amber had to rem Themaby • little, but he answered se pally that he an Der ern with the Wizard, wits we beaten g la Davin at the stand, and the ma wee over, the hardy sou of Alice Hawthorn teak ~On a rather eery victory. Only Horror, Dwip s _ ad Sir Willies, in my opinion, persevered Iran lie time Thameaby came out, so that it is no awn* what was really third best ; and had not Nut brown hen so unfortunate as to break down, he muse Moe Wind urea of the gnat three, while we might have hod a repetillse of the ire Ong* between him and Theimmly ot thiedweed. It le a senniedde fact that, sethw 'brush the led Wee wrinf isi elenor thaa the avereil em l i y law d the ink panne the seeseindereat ; Ur y n Netbr w unin lisp Vaisim o dlig WO, wed bell as sa ga "thesed" wp the bat It ilill itA is e aft the'ohs d ihei The the four, with Datahme ell thin" "hest the WC' arid MIMI limem beer* at nem, sena meths ago the friend asend hedavbess Wished by our late premier be lost "aw din We" - paewsesr and Nutbourne were i rhea eon* thin b rim thsemenel) at the lest °veined esestisg. Author metinee worthy of sate is thell 4 i the al bin imenles al the aloes CI last N Wi enetegiunnt Ineeeneor, ashll4was, Thermally, sad awns oat diet isi th 4l e del ef genntieentreme Tedusere ell Nan* leek, eller the way ape end down, while .5 lid I Kande? hisheit of everything in the "be=ll . we me el the Ind new VI 'i n l ig Les latrotieriale the wad efterbillreekviden, thirteen mouths ago, and daring the second week be Je. if • was backed in " good Tarim " at 15 to 1, so thin the ring have one of the went a their "boats" to pay over. Bat tie settling ought to he pretty goat se ter se= me emened, the bone he homy," yelled the piece, and he never held out an tadneeman to the meet inveterate "nobbles" to "aka • liberty"; w ingba has also been in even way favourable to flaw who followed their test. Thorn Baby bas some heavy eagyesrate to meet yet, the most imponant of whin an the Gold Oes and th e St. Leger his opponents for the letter west including Alkeni, Umpire, Horror, One Fly away, High Treason , the Wiwi!, &roamer, the Rap, and Upperland, all of whom will, in my opinion, be heard of in senesesien with that event, and it is not halt spoiled by his a gwe the order of the da alter the DerbL l :2 1.... nothing the is Tiennt n=t the Inty trWllO if a drip denhiler if Flying Dante we err Wisa It the Twowerell bid= Brow Darien _ s a g lea a to,. tit we went give may snit te MI ideaser (who so Wiggly fumed harsh the Rawallith ere lest year as to ahead 18 over the " knotheitelez4e, 32 gs., far the end his sew talker, atter what we haws sees of Mg Dn. Wild Ran was es all form when bodes for the Oldness, ad we =we wire away with the ides Ifetesistle he re. eseele tm e;al hit per kern yet, as the Rees wee "nowise pia lia adore, and the latter could not apprise W Tore es Friday ; still, there we NNW t sorphisis shed the Ms of wine ailli AO air ad bore leer Dna se twelnetehie hairs of the Oahe was that of all the ipsitynows daring the week, end to atts.pl Id the mobs weed be erne nissinen, all ben* hes amidst* upset V: isdli, l' lnil Ardente plain the best dean red* wily •mY end the two led mestiseed an fa the IS. Lee we we net lady to have the rank either fideeenta. llnillwrreby re liktreto= TreZrith=l the Idea the Iliaribwr ides is s eselebillpos we nay have Dellerly beaten in Ur wed easeenter. 'the only !eh= wen &ling twr setae a the Grid Feel Iltelnek which .faded aimed, Nientup," witheret the fareilld ban Id al the fetish ,• WS es Owned Uwe wee oat isle dittoz and Traynor, In • Wait ett, ere we maim' to f surprised a t, sad the le wain to or a latter day. Tomorrow I shall offer a few '•) marks aspenthe events to be decided at Ilmecherger Harati. 1 an ho. IL THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1860. NA AL ATI) MILITARY. Aninum; MAT Si —Plottottotre AND APPOINT- Mlms.-711• Mew* mimeo have been peeetoted to the Ala at . • eode eedieuh In= a " t r i q to the usimeeeme .rimy. fter ;W. Merle, le ha ; KATI ht weep ; Hint, he the Fhb ;T. Ups, to the tor=in " the=r i aiii i tlep kaa , t ie LrLot be to the net of nen ..seed oho alisteat to the Tribune. MATRAY, MAT V. The intseting ceremony of decorating & non eoreadokted caw with a elm email, which, Si in to senility el 101. foe life, hod been award trit wirt lamb tef ier Mist' Ity to 0 i e . liam Lay of this division el &is ea hider sal" penst th=lisietal the ells and ma el the befit who login anyli 4111 the poradt-ground to wan= Ile peStilea hes beta 33 sat la tin env d lisenet,f Lae white he Um boa isesamialteel oilier. Se w . t prettied: soled • soil eel Ut for hemostat sir vies • sad daring the what Se be I been la the corps he his borne a se Isporebit character. PORTSMOUTH. KAT W. The Ar= i l e ssrew fr e iT , 131,4 Y Captain Vwottart cruise, bet put Hanle morning. edit o She a e sailed in the attionoonfor tin Dann Tbs Wows. SO, screw, I ordered tabs commissioned by Ospisin Freesia issi. C. 8., forte nerd service at Pori. bad. in pies al the Mmbe, ew. The Hisobsins amid at 'pithead Let evening, and saluted the deg d the 01-Chid. Her crew will be tuned over to the The Fredrick William, 86, screw, was docked yesterday, to be breight forward for sea service. The Mgr, 91, @crew, James E. Rare, bear* the lei et Rear- Admira l Erskine, is ready for sea, end is ated toren is a few days. Timm pedenewheal steam easel, Commander /ffeelepr Doom arrived thi money's from Plymouth, and A TM leered to the eastward, to pay off. TM %Mecums Glue. —On Saturday afternoon, et MIS Aka, s series of interesting esre were anti err at the X for the el the deem of effie el Xr • germ et Wood to weal& nes ;err Metre is thiskarm The pm wee pleeed in b. tle at lewd the Ormatio: eige llheelnem i" 7dile Meg teat gime espied Mrsgremightst bilnittery het tem Med en nett iron piers .1 tirime. The mgrimente wintered by the el tie Ainkslier mil • sotsel semi end military after. sad seleatille end the meat Maack, chineerteeted lie of the elempied eLat whoa dieheF i t i frem Ni. berry seed mere_ The WIMP riddled, and Is milk amt. seem brierem derentrid ; rad ell ears the shot drab tabs Dimmooncsirr or ma Mums.—The Middle de. /MM and Imen Reglmnate of Milit the Royal and Semen =Ur Artillery, which ham hese out =sir* the 30th rat , were Merabodied ca Saturday roper ire headquarters, sad the ram altogether renahming 11,4100 reek sad Me, &mired to their homm ▪ verbrkig a further inetehosed of the IL bounty and sunder mew, eniewatirg ellegethee toussAd. Tto LAloll.—Privats Burns, of the 68th Regi ment, atetioned in Oolohester tramp, es Wednesday received 50 Whoa, in orsorderes with the matoore of • garrison esertmartial. for having for the third time deserted from hie regiment. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. The agggepte shipments in April were larger by 11141 4 01 ti t) t‘ 1869, and thanA larger by 86& Lee foe tite 0071 or four iir r ntVol the prel k ent p year were Millar by 17,1771. ° than in 1869, but larger by 8,872,11211., or about 28 per cent., than in 1868. Nisaseining the chief items of the exports, we arrive at the subjoined general figures for the nicatit•-eis. : Meath of Aprli. LA 1860. MO. V Amid sal Me Ed imps 1166,4U £117,807 Pale I WIN 246,400 Dods 41,111 11.194 SWAN, gkoss Orb foll.coft O l 111114 ;same 3,102,604 aks yam ' , gni MAI kiSti,fE4 ORM Colinaorpori woo _ _ awl 19.016 114,790 =Nib .l 6•• nIANS 113,91 S 121,966 Now 21,980 16.77$ Wl= l lid 18111 ' . MUM 36,481 11667 30,616 246,267 ==usinemzu mdroadh liii re, :: :ginai ti r idads 111 )11 ;1 890 : :46 19 63 1 :1610 17 k ehe sod 01616919) 349,560 23,613 20,739 28091 315,334 202,220 186,280 16.346 9601 16.796 284,677 149,568 1M,360 66.787 136,889 Rift after waft DM/ pig 143,448 110.112 90,106 111166, Mr, bolt. and rod 116,011 114,M6 MANI lift MO Mtwara all Idnda 373.4618 MUM AdsVA7l6 sal MAW WM Mb, wraikela, IIIE .o..eiii4ii Wirses wm atiis . :: ittrs 0. 106,1 61,690 Load WOOS 66,679 EON Th. unevoss66 116- 2 1 • 046 811 k manufactures (2Wc 160,8611 _ ~.__ sob) OMerertielaa(elala nab) = 22,486 12026 thrown6o,94B 26,426 Wan and yarn UM mrs KM *NW MMIII ITAM Koos owe sun 40,487 SIMM. MIAM MIMS Teed Murk lan- Is.) W naffs, . Wein and wonted 71111711 The most remarkable increase shown on a com parison of this year's tigers with those for the corresponding month of last year is in cotton goods, note is also an increase in cotton yarn, linen yarn, woollen goods, copper (both nnwrought and in sheets), and in " steam engines." The shipments of all hnds of woollen and worsted goods have been large. On the other hand, there is a decrease in acochineay, railway, pig, and some other kinds of iro&and tin plates. annexed shows the quantities of the chief articles of food taken for consumption during the month of April : UAL MS. MO. Oress lbs. 13%1711 WASS Wan Omen lbs. 3,1114431 1.1.2,11 ff 2,tdon Mai ars. =MN KOMI 213.71. lbw arta. MO 231,1111 MAPS DOW art.. 44797 37,111 las Mos oats. IM 1111,143 10kISS Pan Maw arts. 14,15/ Ursa Prim NIP No. WAIN 11,1111,011 In PM's , r lbs. Mile MAK MAN rol, r =us 15 ,W 1 11. NAM WOOS 311.131 1/4,131 lupe. sarsissl swis. _l'll.'l _ow _X11• Wm 11. s. Won gib. MOON ifieme tes,a4 Compeakes figures for 1880 with those for 1859, we AM the prinskpa increase to be in cocoa, coffee, wino, rum, and brandy, whilst breadstuffs are the cab articles that figure prominently on the contrary eas. The consumption of tea continues large, whilst that of sugar is below the average of the last two year THE CHAMPION'S BZLT. 10 TO IDITOI 07 TITT WIER _ . Ba,—An announcement having appeared in one or twe of the daily journals that the presentation of the belt bed been armored to take place at Cremorne Gardens on Wednesday next, I have to request the favour of year allow* me to 000tradiet such announcement, and to Ante that it rma made without my 111110t100. or authority. A peps el was mode to me to allow the presentation to take phew here, but, attar giving the matter some comiders. thmo, I misomod it might to adios the offor.-1 am, 8.0., THOL B. filltPtiON. Royal Cremes* Clortime, ilstmaday, May S. nix Bram/ma Drargovitn PT Idonvienro. Rdanlan, BUNDAT.--Bhortly before five o'clock last even * the farm premier in the occupatiori of Mr. John White, knows as ClissebesPa-ball Farm, in the parish of St. Law- MOON WO et ?hawk sad loaded about five miles from Ranuipto, was the mem of • conflagration which resulted Is the deotreeticse of property roughly valued at about 6001. The Are was ceased by the lightning. Although but two sharp Amine were observed, one of them struck the cadre of a nerwipthatebed barn, and the place was almost imme diately envelopedto flamer, which speedily extended to the adjoining .ge. These had been recentl repaired end tbstri.a A telegram was transmitted to and Chatarbory for the engines, but long before their arrival two how, a vapory, the stabling, and several attach and ledge bed became me zoos. of Ars. The horses and five Amok wore an safely removed, but a fruitless attemta i r e r to mode save about 40 or 00 quarters of wheat sad betas, asestly in cache, the born. This was all consumed, as welt as • of lsersameat. There was a strong wind the thee front the south-wed, and the lames wer ig l i lis daises hem the direction of the homestead, whisk smeeine eninjeved. A number of agricultural im piesmais were sho seemed. I INS'S HOBRIMPATNIC °Dein.—lb delicions grated 111•0001•1101. sad Invigorating power bare pro ' eared fL peered 11111011118 eta braleasi bere l f , mee tsmip Atb.ol lb.. esel 1 wires. le 111 . ot_ th• Jablitd J ams Siga, Asmawmavim. Losiest."— Atredraratai. 1* *mut. ILITIOPOLITAN COUNTY OOTETS. Ming days appointed for the present week. WlMMlsmik, 81. 11•• 4-lans.—Wwousda7, Mad S 0: Thom witu. Duseali4Weles —Friday, June 1. IlaaTiskrzws. Marzbeweset cad.—Wedwasday, lday3o. Thus dsfllmoirklay, /um L az.—rusasj=s). —Tesaday, May OS ; Tkuzsdsd, aL 13:7 1 =d-rouL—Wribriday, May 80. WZIMIAPIL. Grest Prewooldeolseek Tuesday, May IS Thusiday, 31; ?May, haw L ocursmwdim Owsawkesi. TrOsilywqms.—Tuesday, lW 30; Thorp*, 113 ; Pray, June L LAMM Csatberwall New-read.—Tuesday, May 29. OunorWMOL —Wednesday May Woomrsom.—Thuraday May St Wszkirwouzu.—Thursda& un M.ay errs Bosuns' Cousz, dhall-bufidlop—Pliday, June 1; Warty, L COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-MAT 26. 61afq~ ha Baneo.—(Before the Lard Chief Justine, Mr. Jamifee Wicbtman, Yr. Justice Crompton, and Mr. Jamaica Mae khan.) This was crown paper day. zx PAIM JOIN WILLIAM Mr. D. D. KM••• moved, on behalf al ;ohm itaVann, • the criminal pal, at Jersey, far • babes. mews t ri 7loria l •g erin up the prisoner, who bar been in coaliseureat linos the llth of February last, 012 • charge of being • dinerter trent the militia, al the id and. In his 'Mar% the prhoner stator that he is by trade a ti=7carpenter, end is 27 years of age. That by the e l e a vey no me is liable to serve in the militia unless he a certain number of "quarters" or "wheat " or liaises he carries cs a trade, business, or profes sion on hie own amount ; or unless he takes arms as a substi tute for another, in which latter case he is entitled to re mho a seat of lye WWI or be supplied with food on each rimy that Ito it ailed upon to do ditty for such substitute. That he had never served in the militia of the island, al es the alms time he had been often warned (as it is or had verbal notice to attend at the snemel to re -6477iLi wad =fakery aeooutrements for drill and ear vies. Tint he had been no warned to attend or the 9th of September, 1859, but that he had not dome so. TUC being spin warned to attend on the 12th of fispesniber, 1869, he thereupon did attend, male maw the drill sergeant, Yr. la Mattes, vises he ins sod that he was quite ready to serve and de his duty in all militia, but that his resew weld net allow him to der so mains the proper allowance of pay wen made to =unless he were supplied with food seoooltog to the law of the Wand. The drill sergeant them reported to the adjutant, Kr. Olbaut, all that the de bad told him, whereupon the adjutant, in the of the deponent, mid to the sergeant, " Let him aline ; let him go to the devil." 13 that Williamson lama away, and whilst leaving, in • to the per minion thus given, the drill serpent called out to him, and said, " Yon must attend spin on the 16th of September." The deponent then went on to state, that that was the only notice he had received to attend at the arsenal on the 16th of September, and as he was not afterwards warned by the officer speci s al4=ted far the and laving received such • to leave ea the 11th of September as Were he did not Woad on the 16th. That he hard no more os the sub ject until the 11th of Yikmay, 11110orben he wee arrested and taken before the Boyd Gnat. Be thee pre his rea sons for ref usingto serve, and also exposed his willingness to do so provided be knew for wham be was servingad to whom he was to look for pay at food while' a. But he was not allowed any ettmeals, sad all that be was totally diengarded, and be wee on eandemmed to pay a fine of 2s. ed. sterling for the but default, Be. for the snood, and el further due of 10a, with all the expenses for the third, and in default of payment to go to prima. That fsihng to pay the lime be Wham committed to prison, where he had remeined ever elan. The learned counsel now submitted that of the objection that Williams was wrongly to b = became of his not bass liable to serve to tie ha was entitled to be released, bemuse by the order et the court the prisoner was ad judged to be imprieend tar an bidsinite period. According to the order Williams was be peg He. 6d. as deer, together with the expenses, and to dells el pp mod he was to CO to prison. The man bed been la pries already ever 100 dap, and he woe liable to be kart the,. far ever according to the wording of the order. The order ought to have been made out either invprimennent for a certain definite period pt in default of payintat, or imprison- PIP until the contem was purged by payment. Their kiniships were of opinion that it would be tie better coarse to make further inquiries as to what was Um import of tie conviction by the Royal Opera It might be, the ient was only to last until the lee was paid. That jjeeatwaold be pined by granting a rale aid to be directed to the viscount of the i land sad Um poke el the °A nibal pal, at the same time that the heavy expenses at tendant an the issuing of a writ of habeas corpse would be avoided. Ruler aid accordingly. JAI ?AMA, APPILLANT. --JUMP, lIITIOIA This was an appeal from a conviction by the . 4 .- trates of Chelnidord. The appellant is an innkeeper, at Great Beddow, in Fret, and the information charmed him with an offence against the tenor of his license, inseam& as that "being an innkeeper he had knowingly mitered to go on in his house." It would seem that about 12 o il = on the night of the 12th of January last, the informant, • policeman, entered the appellant's home, just as • party were leaving it. On the table in the bar pariom he found • pack of cards, and four peewees, on of whom was the appellant, standing in the room. The appellant at coos admitted that be and four others—one of wleom had left—had been playing cards for small Mal of money ; that me 7 e g iunda, he and the others, all of whom were tredesenen of the tillage, were in the habit of each dime's he fee the purpose, sad that on the la emotion it Ins taw app tan to entertain The aishiratas held this to be an offence within the terms of tie tow Ow. IV., c. 61; but as they admitted all the cir emadanom as stated by the appellant, they only inflicted • acenisel Am. Mr. Barrow appeared for the aweEant, and argued that the conviction ought to be quashed, inasmuch es it was not hued at what particular game the party had been pitying. It selAt possibly be they were playing at a game into which skill gloss entered, and if so, under ee 8M and Bth Vie., c. 100, he submitted the parties were W. olleadlag. Whist might be almost mid to be a game purely of ekal, whereas blind hockey was on. of mere chance. The la rd could never have intended to have prohibited innkeepers nod pub licans from enterldeing **private friends in a private room at a game of cards ; yet if this conviction were up. held, such must be the remit. Even a game played by little children in an inn would be contrary to the law. The Lord Chief Justioe—You mad nil forget, Mr. Bar row, that de minima, nen curet lex. lir. Justice Wightman —The question is, is this gaming ? The line must be drawn somewhere; and the danger is that if ovd playing were allowed to go on in the private rooms of the innkeeper, or if his private friends are to be per mitted to play in the house, it would be opening a door to the general infringement of the law. The Chief Justice said he certainly was very much struck by the distinction drawn between what the owner of an inn might do in his public and in his private capacity. At the same time, as the words of the set eif whammed were large enough to embrace the present cam sad jmilNy a atomic ties, rt was perhaps the Wee eandanstlem to pat upon the act to uphold the conviction. It might he Sat the leo& lature intended to place certain ritihr voila* of pnblic-housee, which might operate so as to hold oat n example to others. The rest of the court cormarring, the conviction was upheld. BAIL COUILT.-IffAy 26. Bitting, at Nisi Prime.—(Before Mr. Justice Hill and Commas Juriea) WAXIER r. BLAMILL. —OOIOOIIIIIION. This war an action to recover 191. 16e, as commienion on tba sale d a parcel of hops. The defendant pleaded never lerlahtid.• Mr. Dunbar was counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Manlike recanted the defendant tiff is • commission agent and clerk in tie Marcesgertut without any warehouse or office in which suds a !minor would be earned on ; and the defendant is a Isomer hying near Hereford. According to the plaintiff's ow* he accidentally met the defendant, who was • st to Ma, in the Town-hall, at Hereford, and having n a e : ceenreemtion about hops, the plaintiff said he thought be 'odd salt them for him. The defendant thought he amid sale the begs at 625. per cwt. ; but Use plaintiff told him to pat tint down at 86., and received • sample ; his own minion bsing t o at 101. The plaintiff having returned to Langan Via to the delondaat to intone him that ha bed sold two or three tone of the hop to Mr. Dickens= at Mk, sad leaving the commission to the defendant's hamar. The plaintiff enclosed the sold note, but when the defen dant wrote to Mr. Dickenson that he must pay the can he teak no notice of it, aad the transactionian did not come ad Ile plaintiff, however, contended that he was entitled to the caninfesion, the sold note having best *net The owe for ii4lifiso• wad that we wish matangenteat me had hem relied upon by the plaintiff had been entered into, end that 66e. was the price named. T'he jury found • verdict for the defendant. f. 0W191111.-31101JOINCL The plaintiff in this case, a cab proprietor, brought an maths to recover compensation from the defendant, Colonel Granville, for injuries sustained by his cab and horse by the nsighgence of the defsidant's servant. The defendant pleaded that the plaintiff was not pee sand of the cab, and that the defendant was not peened tithe carriage. 4i:cording to the plaintiff', eas, W cab had base waiting for two ladies in Cothet-gasdamearliet, whim the detant's machismo drove against the hind wheel, emeleg such • shah to the horse that it died from the injuries retelved. Toe the defendant it was sworn that the hone. carriage, and ovachman wen the property of Captain Willoughby, aced that he had liSt them to the defendant. Ultinatedy, hy ciessont, • vodka was taken for the plaintiffl.-411thest lIIIT OF COMMON PLEAB.—MAT 26. in Banoo.—(Before Lord Chief Jnatioe Erie and Josfioes Williams, Wines, end Byleo.) are r. zoortze.—na mAnerres mama • - -• Mr. Hughes, the defendant in this ere, brag an elegit creditor of Mr. Lumley, he, on the UM Marsh, 185 S, entered into an agreement with Mr. Gye fa reference to Her Majesty's Theatre. Mr. Gye was to pay afereimad rent cl 5,0001. • year, and in coolderation thereof Mr. Dishes demised the property during the time that his interact as 'legit creditor, and also the term granted to Mr. Lumley, should continue ; and Mr. Hughes was to authorise Mr. Gye to take poreasice. When, however, it was attempiedto give Mr. Oye poesesaicrn it tweed oat that there was a person there who held for Mr. Lumley, and be refused to Lt the parties in ; and in fact Mr. Ciye never did obtain peer lion. Upon this state of facts Mr. bye brought the present action to recover the 5,0001. which he had paid fora year's rent, a sum whichhehad paid for insuranoe,andintwer epos' these amounts. He contended that it was a nmearry amp dither of the letting to him that he should have posseeelon of the theatre, and that he not having had possession there wr a total failure of consideration. On the other hand Mr. Hughes contended that Mr. Gye's object in enteric into the agreement was not so much to obtain preemies himself as torment any other pwson opa r ug the theatre Ito compete with Coventerpirden Theatre. ILe trial took place before the Lord Chief Justice at Guildhall, when the I jury found for the plaintiff for 8,7301. ; bet subsequently • role was obtained which called upon Mr. Gye to show cause why them should Doe be • new trial upon the grounds that his lordship should have directed the jury that the true con struction of the agreement was that Mr. Hughes did not undertake to give Mr. 1:/ye possession upon receiving 5,000/. • and that his lordship bad improperly admitted carol e vidence to midair' the written agreement. Another branch of the rule referred to the amount of &mega, and it was submitted that Mr. Gye was not entitled to recover the whole amount paid for rent, as, though there had been • failure of coxrderation, he being at the most entitled only to recover damages for breach of contract. It was further submitted that he could not recover the amount paid for insurance, or interest upon his payments. The matter now came on for argument upon the question whether the rule should be made absolute. Mr. Lush and Mr. Denman appeared to show muse ; and Mr. Bovill, Mr. Berjeant Pigott, and Mr. Lloyd to support the rule. . . . The case occupied the whole of the day, sod was not con cluded when the court rose. MARKETS. --~.- OOTTOW.—Lismiroot, MAT 26.—we have had • very gid4 market to-day. The mice are ODD bales—bsolodiag 5,460 American, at 4td. to 80.; boo Surat, 3M.to 4d. ; 60 Egyptian, 80.—of which 1,000 are for specuLtims and export Today's import is 20,542 bake. COTTON 000D11.—NASCHVITZE, MAT 28.—The eggre pte amount of badmen this week ho been saiall,owing chiefly to the unfavouratde advisee from Calcutta. The cloths chiefly affected by these whim have been 40. inch shirting., for which decidedly lower prices have been accepted, where ales could be effected, but in Owes and in light T cloths, and *oasts for the same market, very little business could be effected, buyers meta :tag their purchases to very small parcels. For printers there baa not been much doing, but the prices of these goods, owing to a fair amount of ' orders in band, are about the firmest of any fabric in the market. Shirting; of 36.inels widths, for the home trade, are firm, with a moderate business. For yarns there bas been mac demand towards the close of the week thia ea Tuesday, and for kinds suitable to China better prier have been given than could be 'babied on that day. For twist suitable to the Levant boluses ha. bees dome at id. de cline from the ate. lately current. In some eases twist an c i e l=ox suitable to the home tads have been sold at a id, per lb., bet most kinds et twist are firmer whi& partly attributable to the osier state daft MOW Prices s in the reduction et the Bank rate of &l ona. Prices in Nair all kinds of manufactures and yens have a tendency in favour of buyers. WOOLLY-N.—L=4 NAT 26.—We have had no altera tion in the market this morning. Them was the usual at tandsses merehanta in the halls, and a steady business took plan at ilrm quelailion• 00111 C NAT 38.—We had • very dull sada* and th• gates el all corn inn unchanged from that cd last wear. wk.* Oa. to 521. Oata, 26e. to 30.. Bona, 44.. to dde. Barley, Ma. to 34a. --—-- - - - - CARitsia, Yet 91.-19; bad a mall supply of all hinds of grain at emir inseitet this morning. Wheat • good demand. Wheat, whits, new and old, 22e. Od. to 23e. Od.; red, new and old, 20a to 21a. 6d. Barley, new and old, 16s. to 17s. f•L Oats, potato, 12a. 6d. to 13a. &I. ; commen, lla. 6d. to 13a. our, per stone, 2s. ad. to 91. 44. Oatmeal, per stone 2s. ed to 2a. 6d. ItyeansaL per stone, la. Bd. Buie per atone. 15..8d. COLCHZ9II; MAT 96.—A very small supply of wheat and other gran. Wheat unaltered m value. Barley almost nominal Beans and pus, Is. dearer. 01000.111M11, NKr 28.—We have a continuance of the same beemiitel weedier as noted for the last few weeks. At out te4lafs Mead there was a fair show of English wheat munOes, but millers were unwilling to give last week's prime, end the little business done was at the turn in buyers favour. Foreign unaltered in price and very dull. Barley and beans quiet. The business in oats to day was almost nil. Imports of the week ending May Id :—Wheat, coastwise, 850 qrs. ; foreign, 2,200. Ws, Inland, 4,720 ; foreign, 500. • •• • • • . Gththorosio, MAT 16.-11sare was only • limited sup ply of wheat tirday. It sold on much the lame terms as bet wee the Undo not being very ware. O th er grain without Wheat, 52. . to 63e; barley, 365. to 405.; seta, Ns. to ; baths, 43i. to 465. RESTPOID, MAT 26.—The wheat bade to-day supported LA week's prim ; supply good. Very little doing in bar ley, at last week's *eel. Oats mods fully as high rase as last west. Peas and beans fully support last week's prime Wheat, Us. to 30s. per load; barley, 28s. to 465. pr qr. ; oats, 23e. to 30a per qr. ; pest, 14s. to 28L per load; Glans, 265. to Ms. per load. • - -•- LWICISTIZ, MAT 26.—The quantity of wheat from the growers was rather better than of late, and the attendance of baying and sellers was about an average. The demand ruled quiet, and purchasers were We to satiety their wants at late rates; white sorts made 68s. to 601. • red, 635. to fits. per 36 stone. The burins transacted in or kinds of barley for malting purposes was very and prim, were in favour of buyers, 404 to 45e. per qr. For grind rag there was more inquiry, and late terms were generally realised, rates varying from 335. to 365. per 50 stone. The cats trade although not brisk was firm, and high prime were asked and obtained ; old, 345. to 36e. ; new, to Tie. pm 24 stoma. Beans rather dearer than here tofore ; old 465. to 50a. ; sem, 465. to 48a. per qr. Fine flour, 40s. ; seconds, 3.95.; thirds, 365. per sack. HIV/CASTLE, MAT 26.—Small show of farmers' wheat, and also a very small attendance of buyers, in nee of a large fair in the neighbourhood being held to c =icasi unaltered since this day week, and sales slow. Little or no. thing doing in south country, but holders very firm. Flour little passing, and prices without change. Barley ands few buyers, and prime tend downward. Of oats we have large arrivala, and to effect sales In per quarter decline must be conceded. Beane and peas more inquiry, at uniform prices. NORWICH, MAT 26. Here to-day there was a comparatively short supply of whist, but the millers not bass disposed to purchase at advanced rates a somewhat Ilinitsd business was done at former prices. The weather coathums warm and genial, and vegetation makes rapid pro gram. Whits wheat, 625. to Ns. • red ditto, 50a. to 545. per quarter. Flour, 375. to 374..13d. per sack, from the miller. NOTTTIWILILL NAT 16.—There was a tolerable show of wheat at our oorn market to-day, the supply emulating of both old and new dmetiptiom, the quality being vaned. Extreme dulness pervaded the trade, but no concession in prices could be obtained. Old white samples realised 565. to 60s. ; old red, 53a. to fffs. •, new white, 565. to 61s • new red, 54e. to 595. per 36 stone. The supply of malting barley was scanty, and the idemend being heavy late rates could not be obtained ; grinding well sustained former terms, namely, 325. to 335. par 30 stone. The in quiry for oats was steady, and holders realised extreme rates ; old, 321. to 355. ;. new, 275. to 338. per 24 stone. Beans met a quiet demand, at recent currencies • old, 48s. 'to 525. • new, 465. to 48s. per :›9 stone. Super fi ne flour, 41s. to 4.15. ; fine, 38s. to 40s. per 20 stone. Oxman, MAT 26.—A large quantity of wheat was on offer, but there were but few buyers. Good samples of white and red c4mmanded fully last week's prices. .rley, to use a common phrase , is used up iu thin and the neigh. bearing counties. Oats were in request and commanded mom maned. Beans realised from Is. to 2e. more per gamier. Flour on the advance. Prime hay worth from 44 154. to 5/. per tom. PZTTIMPOROUOII, MAT 25.—At our market today we had Exl supply of wheat, which mat • slow sale at about the of this day week. Barley, none showing. Oats and both rather easier to buy. Wheat, beat red, 545. to fitis. ; common ditto, 52a to Ws. per 5041b5. ; oets4la. 3d. to L. 4d. per stone ; Leans, 455. per gr. of 5321b5. &WADING, MAT 25.—W0 had but a very limited supply at wheat at market this morning, the condition of which was good. The trade opened very slowly, but as there is some &nand to meet the want; of the mealmen the trade ruled steady, and a moderate amount of business was ironer:tad at late rates. Barley is but a nominal trade, yet prime are unaltered. There is barffly so good a demand for ottri owing to the improvement in the feed ; but a fair trade took place, and peices were maintained. Beans and peas are each • steady trade. Wheat, 40s. to 625. ; barley, va. to 45.. ; oats, Ilia. to 325. ; beans, 42a. to 50a. ; peas, Ye. to 44e. Floor: Households, 443 r. ; Nomads, 42e. per sack. Rocaseesa, MAT 26.—The supplies of wheat were cm a moderate mode, and the tone of the market much Amer, and a fair aaseant el two Uses was done at la. to 2s. par qr. above the rates el lest week. The primeet lota of white wheat found *pee at Ms. to 605., and inferior kinds at 50i. to Ede. Bed wheat w not much inquired after, bat prime bits mites Wilk ae sih. per qr. The supply et fa wns was gc sad eat description was 2s. per qr. dearer. There mw to Nadag doing in barley, and the trade isehreviii; boa main sod pinding king* however, are firm. The market was pretty well supplied with oats, but the demand was very quiet, and the prices the manse es those of bet week. There was no appreciable alteration in beans and pass, the supply of which was sot large. Flour has advanced ls. to 2s. per sack. The late rains have had • remarkable effect upon the hops, the bine of which is combos slung very fast and strong. WEPEINE, NAT 28. —The supply of grain of all kinds is bet moderate at this day's market. Wheat made about last week's prices, but the trade was not lively. All 'prom , can (from the shortness of supply) brought quite as much money. Prices to the grower :—Wheat, white, 64e. to Me. ; extra, 58e., 631bs. per bushel; ditto red, 51s. to 545. • extra, M.; Gate ls. 2d. to la. 3d. per stone ; beam, 42; to 45e. per qr. WOROINTER, MAT 28.—There was a lees supply of wheat at market today, out the trade ruled dull, at barely the O em a r t e s el 2 . erfng ikl at dr week. n ße ora ft eo ly ls. h pe . per qr . lower. r qr . without finding buyers. Beans firmly held for fully as much money. - TOR; MAT 26.—The attendance of termer, and factors was about ss 3isual, and the show of wheat (for the mason) was pretty fair. A small amount of business was done at former quotations ; white qualities ranged from 565. to 60e.; red, 525. to 545., per 36 stone. There was not much demand for melting lathy (which was exceedingly scarce), and the change in prima was not material ; grinding realised recent terms, which varied from 325. to 345. per 20 stone. In oats • moderate trade was done at the full currencies of the week preceding, 28e. to 325. per 24 stone. Beam were in short supply, and could not be purchased for less money, 445. to 48.. per 38 stone being the ruling rate. Rye, 36e. ; malt, 68s. to 70s. per qr. Flour, 39e. to 41a. per sack. WATIMPOID, MAT 26. —Our import list is almost a blank this week, and we have had scarcely • simple of farmers' grain at market ; but by boat a fair quantity of oats his oome to hand from the interior. Although our supplies have been on trifling, no improvement can be noted in the trade since Saturday last. Irish wheat barely maintains previous rates, and foreign can be rchased at a reduction of 3d. to 6d. per barrel. In bary hardly anything has been done, and prices are almost nominaL oats we have had a considerable business passing, at full prices. Indian corn—The demand for this article has been very large and I in the early part of the week holder, bad no difsculty in obtaining an advance of 3d. to 6d. per barrel on the cur rency of this day se'unight, but the improvement has since been last, and pur . chases can now be made at • trifle below last Saturday ' s pewee. Flour unaltered in value. Imports this week :—Wheat, 520 qrs.; flour, 48 sacks. Exports this week :—Whist, 51 barrels • oats, 8,315 barrels ; flour, 689 sacks ; Indian corn, 850 ba rrels. Kiiiiroatnr, MAT 26.—We have beautiful weather, end our crops progress very rapidly, the only exception being that many of the fields of wheat are thinly planted and small stalked, and they have not tittered so well as usual. Potato planting has bean brought to a does, and many of our farmers are far advanced with turnip sowing. At our country markets this week we had only very moderate quantities of grain offering. Wheat was rather a slower sale, without any change in price. Oats more inquired attar and rather dearer. No barley offering. Here today we had a moderate supply of wheat, which sold sl;i e a. y . fully last week's prices. Oats mall supply ; sales at 6d. per qr. advance. Only two trifling parcels of Wheat, 495. to 1575. per qr. ; barley, 34a. to 395. ; oats, 27a. to 31s. 6d. HARDWARE. Bramlsomer, MAY 26. A change, slightly favourable, has taken place in the trade of this town, and in the course of the week there have been more orders stirring on account of the home trade, and in some instances the workpeople have been making more time than they had done of fate; the manufacturer' orderbooka having been so thoroughly exhausted that some of the men were of neces sity upon short time. Natters in that respect are now look ing more moment. It is not expected that business will anddeuly biome brisk, bat if orders opine in sufficiently to keep the manufacteries steady there will not be much cause far complaint ; and although there has been a good deal langour for the last two months the most has been made of it, for at no time have there been many persons out of employment, neither have manufacturers been making goods for stock. For every description of military arms and articles used in ornamenting military attire there is an active demand ; this creates activity in many branches, which in one way or other employ a large amount of skilled labour. The foreign trade is as quiet almost as it to possible for it to be. The iron trade is in a more healthy state ; orders for finished iron have come in better for the last ten days than they had done Moe the commencement of the quarter; and the mills and forges all over the district are in further operation. 'as labour market is healthy all over the mineral district. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Karma. Captain iiirte, — fioitlia;•Wah to Famonth, with sugar, foundered on the 30th of April, having been struck by • sea . crew saved.—New York, May 12. Rapid (brig), of London, Captain Lofty, from the River Gambia to Ittion, in ballast, drove on a rest off this coast between Tupilco and Banta Anna, on the 27th of March, and bonnie a total wreck: crew saved.—Leguns de Teresince, April 17. Shamrock rs), Captain Cervallto, has been lost on the LW 0001111• —Hong Kong, April 1l VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Anne loyden, from Calcutta for Liverpool, April 3, off Cage L' as britlah Empire, from London for 81111011 . 11 Bay, March 13, lat. 11) a., lon. I gunpbell (ship), from Bombay for London, March 15, lot. SE 8., los 011 L Caprioren (ship), from Portsmouth for Melbourne, March 10, lat. MIL, lon. 25 W. Daniel and Phrehe, from Liverpool for Calcutta, March 10, lat. 28 8.,10.. 31 W. Bel t; from London for Btralipatam, March IE, lat. 30 S., ton. EaTilisintrees, from Moulmein for Falmouth, April 11, lat. 34 8., los 62 E. Florence Nightingale, from London for Singapore, March 3, lat. 10 & Harriet and Ph'ebe, from Liverpool for Calcutta, March 18, lat. 28 8., ton. W. Irene (brit, from London for Natal, April 10, lat. 518,, lon. 32E. latch (shrom Bombay for Liverpool, April 8. Queen's H ill, f rom Plymouth for Bong Kong, lat. 1 8., lon. 25 W. Thomas B aring, from Calcutta for Live rpo4 March 26, lat. 308., lon. 57 B. Tasmanian, from Bombay for Liverpool, let. 30 8., lon. 10 E. Mater barque), from Java for London 63 days, April 8, lat. 17.48 8., lon, 2.66 W. Ville &Agar, from Falmouth for Hong Kong, March 13. Witch or the Trim'. from Moulmein for QW3•111140W11, April 4, lat. 34 8., lon. 29 E. The Masailia left Southampton yesterday with the Bombay mail. She took out 48 amongst whom were Captains Renshaw and ontmee, and Lieu. tenant Lindsay. Amongst her cargo were 54 boxes of specie worth 20,011 f. 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