The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-14 00:00:00

L j bwi ) Lijj LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING,. it Aa. f LAW INTELLIGENCE. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. • ArMEEN'S BENCH.—MAY 13. Harriet Hen SOUTHWARK. ry, • young woman of small stature, whose and were ceeupied features were of rather a sin g ula r description , exhibiting • of no interest broken DO9O, and 3saaucl Maim her husband mwe ease of charged with stealing a female infant named Selina' ze • Foreman, in the Blue Anehor•read, Bermondsey. —.le named Hansel Cooper, a broken•nosed woman, - "need with the same robbery. She that the magistrate con ' - ^Mid had sot been ,•‘forma. r / 141,- -2 1t,, , •• • J t . :A. -.. • ..; - - ........." C. , No. 4,603.) VriCeY 8111 AX 00101IINICATION i L r YORK —The KM YORK. eat ?V ILA IS KLP lIIA sr LA 4 KRIM CODIPA. teten4 deepetchit4 Welt f U powermel Rua Sere. Steewehipe, canine at truevostows ee eelhark passengers n,l .lespatches. ea FOR toll mrs • W KKK y Hutt e o V KRIVOI. NSW YURI. KT NA. Wedorday, Slay IS. or ITY tiE W I NUTIIN. Wedheuley. If ay r!.. GLesfroW. Wrossletay. NAT 'RI AM every seeeeeeless Wednesday. Mem pereept, te. 17. mad seceedlarg to the wearer. miaow referaed . eslases, In ell peertsiona eeeleed. Inae m_..ler Camila sod the Weelere Metes Waked tbeliellb w *Noy ad we ierna—Yer Meter particulate MrWILLIAM 1,131 n. Weteratreet. Liverpool; er be mM IKACKY . IL Revs Wllleteaseteleß CV. MUSICAL ART UNION, 01ROANISED for the ADVANCIIIIIINT et MUSIC.—Ths nitmlwrs beg to satioriner TURES DRCIIIPITRAL CONCYATA, at the Ilanorer• Ptinare Room FRIDAY CYRNINtI. : nursday morn ing. Jamie; and Friday erasing. July 5 latter with choir.. turfman of 60 performers. Principals, Messrs. 11. Biagrore, livichntana, Payton. R. Blagrors. White, nrendwini Overt Pollard, Wootton, Handley, R.. J. Ward, ant C. Thomson Con totor, Mr. Klindworth: Choir water. Mr. J. C. Ward. programmes by Mr. D. A. Slecfarren. First Concert symphony ocean, Ruhinsitein. Overtures, Beethoven, op. 124. and Nowatal's Siege of Corinth. Concerto violin, No 11 Spahr, Hen Menu s— MUM at Mews. C'rnmer's, Greer's, Addison's. aebott's, ChappeWh Leadses, LonedeWs, 0111Tiere, and HAW sulk warehouse. apormai INTELLIGENCE. She Bill[Milit STAMM. (34 subs.) An mm 4 is 4 ( Y l l ptl Thossara Aneurin Sherhorne 4444thri.4 5 1 nuroper 4 is Prectider Two albs sod a diatoms. Age at lb Touts c by Wild D.,yrull— Intimidation 3 6 9 Rosedale I I 3 Quiver A 6 T Siste! to St. Albses 3 6 6 LAW INTELLIGENCE. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. TIMILSALL'S..-..MONDAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—MAY 13. The court sat this morning at Guildhall, and were accorded the whole of the day in disposing of cuss of no interest except to the parties themselves. The part-heanl case of Low v. Stubbs, which was miaction for libel, arising out of certain remarks on the plaintiff, published by the defendant" in the Trade Protection Circular and Mercantile Gazdte, was poop:rued till next term, when it will commence de novo, in consequence of the absence of two of the jurymen— , one of them the foreman—from illness. M i r Clugalcleer— Maids 3 4 t 8 4 S 4 Sus over ndle 3 I Podarees II It fthepherdeu Ohs 3 1S Chartnimie Dorktni red on the 14th inst VICTORIA CR()SB A LLER. Y. —'f hird Sea son. daily r ~10 till 7. AMmisente Is. thir HERDED sad their DEEJRI, painted by L. W. DINA IMES. Hpbendes of Hattie : Alms, lakermaan. Balaclava. the Trellebee, Sebastopol, the Persian War, and the held ul laUa. The 1101. leetion largely Increseed. Descriptive catalogue. Gd . Apptias Hall. JAS. ROW& Pas. lasoindair s i - i Dreadasedil Black 100010114 $ T 2 Vsopr 4 T 0 Akins Altman ieric.l Dia Cossack 4 6li 6 0 6 Forfeits le be desk COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-MAY 13. Sittings at Nisi Prius in London. —(Before Lord Chief Justice &lewd *Common Jury.) MADDICAL V. TUX CHYBTiL PALACS COMP.UIT.-TILI CONZANT ll] AND ?HZ ISTALL-K61P6118. MUM'S SELECT LIBRARY.—This libroxy Was estal.llshe,l In 1.42. to pownote the more mama circulation of tho he new Wft.rks Is History. Biography. Itto Phillooupby. Travel 3.1 A•lventure, and the higher clam nom . Itscomnwnrement Anoka of every nu& el es all setrieete of importance have been liberal= Tor Ute re el sitbeerihers. awl it How liirnivbes litelat Ma hat atirlaturi , every fa nearly wn and villa' linegom tingle sub-et:Mi.]. une cm., per annum. 11.1111111ebeing at any .sals.—Cll Kl.tH ?AWASH MUDD:, New Oderd-etreet bmgon %intimater ; wad New som. Birmingham ------- THE ST. PANCRAS IRON WORK VOX PAN Y. otp T. PANCRAS- KO \D, ss. Patentees and Ilsnatsclurrra • Palm' Wressfht lion Stable tlttLet. Patent Hay Rack. Yarnell s Patent limngers ?Mein Collar Bar Ina Hurtling. testes, (Vases.*Wink All Ina Work. ILLCSTRATW CATALOGUES PICICL 1111, LIGENT-STILINT. LONDON. W., OPFOSITI CONDI; IT ATILZIT. ----- - - - - A . mazy i;;(id,;.;;;I 3 ITENT EQUILI swum CM,11 . ,!R5 . ?•4 COUCH/X. -- Relelseend Ikeeperen Wanirohes, with plate-ilme doors. inneneed Ciammaillese =gables. Registered coincident Was itegisterel Compemilluna Wii•tmot. Registered Emeriti:Me. or Dalmatian The moderate peke st which all the above improved articles (which are made in the hest manner are °feral to the public Mil prove a sure inducement to Intending purchasers. The Equilibriums Chairs and timulisa will he foam( to aaapppplly • very peat east, are really onestortelile, and ate conikUntly sieved at a price which places them within the reach of lUs and descriptive catelocues 14 all the Men may be bed wan at 110, Regestenen Denim. W. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN roasts a large Jolat of meet with a men Inadfel of coals. llos tarns Ls Itataens ; let resat Is Inmetthaly fowled In every net mad all tie et an sad astrliasea prepertLes nadarat Mee is. N.B. These slarprbdag ellen' an produced by Idea. Yte eoecentratlon of beat. BARUM'S POTATO STEAMER ; an infal mop nothed ef cooties this favourite vegetable la porter W m Poo, Os., Ts., MARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SITTER, LP Punned le save sae tau of coals fa Mein hies ed. Ellna le ran) ARLows PATENT CASK STAND. No mete, as solaria disturbed In tilting. Wit NW ft bang net la a ;moan. Price oa. aad upw. MARLOW% SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. .1) No not as, miulred no more Oat beer for sear aloe. Moats. K; dab, electro plated, es.—Apply direct to JAMS IUWW, podantee, It, Bin Illlam etroat inadeadaser. lie Mattis move sad akin= le ea every article . all often are eeriest Ilmitaltut. Naßlaylallt rows. sosousoot let. Sand SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants, It. llMeipbaY .. t 11 . 1 , :f . VERY ell:" -.M ended. Us, OK. S&L. Oa per dna Marria; SOL . ampodsr. do.. MK. de. petards. Anew da rod de.. Lidos. did tot dry, sad db. ; Nana* sr pat demo. Cape. did d paw harotantis. dd. SOL per ▪ Sidi. heath and Rhenish Winn. Gam Brawdise, ie. bMad OND MO boo by punk Ovokla dye WWI apsasa CIELIBRATZD MIMING &MK, C lX le le . kW* seleenst with lteh, lampedMetim kepi. Urllle. Wavle% 1.{.,/ Odd and merlibibll 'enema am Is sad by the meg essymeable dram tallie mew CUCILS. Itesebeg. eels ehaseeteeheree Ye J. eeml C. Ceela MB. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MLLES) Jaw SPRING AND MUM floc[ Ise th. Woe&Lewd baba A NOOLA It TllOOlllllll b sew replete awl reedy for Thai Trousers were ,hosted ri s r.tts, Illueftlysidram le Th. 11.100CATIUST. MA wovsaarivaux asitioho Y am simeiret.l with say penes inebelled esd ebel. Leine la lies UMW IiTADLI3HILLI INA TIBILUJJLIr. LS& UAMILTON and KJMPTON. Tailors, 106, A A Oboe& —o•Misemosi who regain wood and MINION MLR lad ens dinritd on the heat outwit& end West style AMINE at leaselag. Lottneto4, end I ;rest Lasts almap a bend Sr 'tile Toa," a new ityle of Overeeet, to be had only a 6 106, Elm& opposite teller " Fri e" D E R B Y,' Lehleiptat COAT, to he won with ee +Meet es• ter wlO mot 01104 i ea be tainted by the Jost, end every Sextplien of CLOTHING. Ate., for visitors to the lis aid be TIMM W Inemedeeleto ono and sox, eamerat lemerfas sod Awß.f• : New Odreddesigh men of Hartatrest : sad Oa rtt TolllearmiseTt.romd mad IforSurreal Caumig Brambse : MYoutdire. PATENT MILT-ADJIISTING TRUBIIIII6. salmon. __ _Off ant CO. most respeethdly Is lb* Palls lialr1100112111111••• bow la VSZ upwards •INIFT Y MIA!" slid me heed Is mow, Obi 4001 ailma am any ear iswesUsa y 13 81111 Pit for dabas reribtaissurbwilospet Zda b gbrodsw. Is as amity see topusbed le and drivardevena tf Mr lady ail lash Mow Or km mil to Wt sal lies. Ofr. ma Ca' is stuaged speo the WM, ewe. N. • Awillealeurii bus to UM tiro deltaic WM* see rioted t a V Mt& Odra /Mass door.--Ilaustaclury, SIB 9trsod RIIPTURZIL—The PATENT B ELF- Apiverix3 MMUS TRUSS, aellsis serstaaily wilimot my roropfoolioss. 110 rerroouoeude4 by the tend", for Ur ors NM mad of lonia. The nertioary quail,' od • food as Y.. rtiresia=irrord..6.movilhoot ou pri sawe reerm=r the 1 1 111111.1.6.1111w1th alma *WI springs, or pod bolisd.-4. Dail lai Ca. 1. Insiaglas. W. " §IIIIOTACLIII, improved by HARRIS mad am vs mem «more Me Mil t. SAW elm* tell. Mid wilii we pebbles. lea : Z h erlli rm. ale UK lield mad Other lipeeteeles 6•A dowl meet& M memally low prime. Harrie's Oh.► Metes. flied. HALMS eml SON le Me ile. eml= i llee WIMP thaws Imidem. INo Mama= employed. ____ MFI 1861 .— Pout fres, thew damp% • s YLAIYIIIIO M. OADDIII:11 DUO& ?ANT DIPISOTILIDINTS to 11.2711r1CILL fare rod /UM nuCUILALITII 01.314. sieneby one sell Ira Weer new line mans? . eted ei r e =lltied witheed wai =ra d r a lseX x s . Donk art theeit 14111 Mn oceans foe the =ls eeetrleea Dies MI P•• liskins umlauts lasi wortrameneldp sespileyed. what the Eeves teem then half the ash enst.—Te he aslehied nema Gabriel. donate to the Dateless. ear 11116 oar diplomas 17. Hateystessit, Cavendish swan. led SI aid City " The admsalsess Anis abh.. Ddistes eyehole render lipeseastsselly 11111pwler sed we seared to perfection yet ellaned.'—elserrer. "flabseta hietlr amid be read try she seise heslth • their Mall ewe unit assay end non aneennee."— ursine Der ehrlessemene IS le sessearoy psetioniely Se sou ..De wee. sad the emOrense te the City selebitatneest le up ?Janie mew letween Drives. the s.lrersielth'e sad the 'an fire leellrenss Odes. Liverpeol Duke-skeet. Bir ablion • Ilk Seweistel HAIR RISTORID, Preserved, sad Beautified by /ltt ea ale en of ROWLANDS MACAWIAIt OlL—This ale. Irelpod Oil prevesta hW bran Lanai elf or turning wrelsolline week hair, clamors It ham scarf sad claindrill, wakes It beautifully soft, pliable. and gloomy. In the r:ot of Whiskers, the beard. owl Mnestacido• ft Is entailing • atireadatwe operation For eltildre• It Is awft.ll, MICCOI - is Siniaing the heals of a beautdatl heed of while ka letrnaheetees tot° the saner; of royalty, sad the onneerose hetemottlele esseteatly received of Its elleery. affunl the best ehl serest goer& of Its merit& —Pries lea hi, 71. 14. It heal to kw smell% sad !la per betas Cautlms —Ask for Rowlands' Iteressar OIL" deld et 119. isilesgardess. mad by eeloalits oaf perfeeners. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES are daily eueoramendiee by the /scatty—testimonisk from the most traintat at whom may be blePtial—OS the most effectual. safe. VS sled annmenest remedy for Coven and all Disorders of o . MAIM no* 'ad Throat. Sold in beam ts ties "" u . Y ~dd. " sad Ile. each. —TIIOIIIAS MUTING. Pbanna "ll•l ellssa, 79, nt. Pears caareareA tondos. hush by Iff (lonises SEA SICKNESS PREVENTED.—JOZZATS GLOBOUS are oeshdeolly reecamatted se • provealve Woo, teem elekaa—Tbe iglowleg Sesameskat aria othoill. Mil be eaSeiaat to pan,. their : "lik—lbavo mesa pia Uwe Is beteg able to Nate thee my voyage over She ess was liaileaded with as alma I ink One 1 year pins via West eueem—Yoars, he.. J. w.. J. Ec. Mat, 111. Brae -1116,-----GewaS Gage*. Gabriel lumen, Treads dk Isyneartek Lorlon. and U lee SR Quesila, Nth beam h a each tree b pea ta. ld. ARGYLL ROOMS. -0 ktA_N D MUSICAL lIIITMITAUthIiNT, with the celebrated Hand, Forty In smosher, established eleven years, chosen from the rhllhares.nle Csessele. loyal Hanes Opens, and the To 0301110194111 Mom Laaretta Comet-A-plates Household in ituulcoer ps. t. DASCING fedi:eh. Admlssket. 0. A. ALLAN NEW NOVEL. THE SEVEitiliciili4dMAMMON appears In TEMPLE BAH, A Lasko Maphie for TO.III and Country Readers. Price la. Monthly. The Est edema pp. ana, prim M. ed.. Do. ready. Carom la Oise of "temple Bet." 11+L Iflostotrect, Loudon. NEW NOVEL 1LY....111LN C. HALL CAN WRONG BE RIGHT? JAMANS MAO2INE for APRA!. sad MAT. Price One Mouthy. Leedom : W. Rest sad Ow. Pateemostoe-row. Ia appropriate Illustrated Coven, at the uniform price of Is. each, INDISPENSABLE BANDY BOOKS, popularly -1. danna..4 hoottail Gann on all subjects of universal Interest and aanalacea Contributed by the hest author, I. MARINI BOTANY': 11. MOO and 310601:11 . Dow ready. Laudon Ward and Luck, I* nest-street this dray. Wine 21. frp. 'viz fancy bowls. PIRATES of the PRAIRIES. fty ()Mara ADIL•IID At a narrative of thrlittnn Indian adventures, of K la tie jungle and the this work denerves perusal : Ward and Leek, UK Ifiestetrest. Me day, wltAille THE ILLUSTRATED GIRL'S OWN STORY NOM : enatainfog--Rophys Sorrows—Treasure Trove— Rath sad tier let--The Little Wow OM—Little Jewell Voyage of Disenvery—Mied Thomas—The Tales—The Grateful The Nabbite—The Lath Acrobat —Tales oe the New Fovea Little (Gutter—The Laq Little Glrl—illatory of Clement ani Itrueet—Bruther sad dielee—The Last Child—Catrardlre eon • .inered —The Little lielmemem—Neem n r si t=m—Trintoph of Yersevereitee.—Ward sad tackled, ill RID to ONE that " CONFEEIBI ii r i lrD Übe es NOM MPIIM" M swouswa. maples the most ~less Revelations Is Nerteoleathig ever submitted to the peddle. Mee Is ed.—Ceeerego Miters, Aapl-eourt. &rani My IL price L. 64. Words: t N. dila gilt TWICR ROUND the CLOCK. By Googl' o Arenivos M. Ze ie ' d laL of The tint Clue Library," ort; each volume trompkte la [ oat popolobses), PoSoravAsurow. Thia lint in now ta• swat Ydos W HisTorty of CIVILIZATION in ENGLAND. Coatigateg the tl Mtn et tivillasties b lipate and Beel,- lee& hi=t Mosul locats : Nam. lea. and poem Went Menet This Ary, bowl SomA O KI:CZLLANSUS LICTITRICS and AZIrIDWIL Dr Kamm) waaar , D.D., Archbishop /!ow awl osliseted. _ _ _ Laois: Poem, las. and Boum. WM Uses& CHARLIS %NIGHT'S HISTORY of ING- Liam Tter Ufa Volum, prim Mu 414.. WPeril pries M be PIMWM ea Ms lirik Mal mil Iwo" U. bisivaleares4 ltaa&itessk 14 This day, al bo delellers' and ralhray stations . THE CAP EDITION cd the WOMAN in WHTTI la now ready. yak • Photograph of Wilkie Omaha, awl • eieri esanivlai Woo • water colour by Jobs diabert. foils: flarapera Low, Oak sad Ce., 47, Ladgsw bill. DIL CON= ON XCIYOUBNWI6, (11111111tAL DEBILITY, stc. Just wallieho& prlos I•Aseel free teas the Author for 14 stamp., MEDICAL ESSAY ea the CAUSE &pi cum of TNEWATtaIf MUNI la WAN, with plain Amalgam Iler redact reiteration be health sod vigour, Me result el Wiesty4ve male sacemotal paean M the treatawat of those yoaalfar wermess oad acquired dlamma, which tend to efahltter aid ehoriga Ufa Cy De. J. L. COltYre, 15, Alhemarloatreet, Plees 4 ll7. Imadoo, roasultotiom, 10 till 3, and 6to .• We Pei so hesitation la saying there I. on number of society bwhom the book will not be (mind useful—wh e ther such gams laid the relation of • pared, preceptor, or clergymaa." -.Sam lark= : Mass. 1, Caroblll : sad J. All.. IS. Warwiek-laaw MUSIC: ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. Iron GiordWits was Produdra List night, in a eraser worthy of one of the greatest musical theatres of liwrope, sad, what is more, worthy of the work and ite im mortal *albeit. The performance demands much more than, et the Me bow at which the perfornuince was concluded, ewe • promote on our apace, it is in our power at CT:say of it, and therefore we must defer making Me arks to which it is entitled. But we maned defer saying, is that we do sot remember ever to have sees this g lo rious open given in • manner so complete and satisfactory—so uniformly excellent in every port, front the brilliant been himself (a ehsrardeir is which Faure has Dever been equalled since Tesaburiai) to the clown Masetto, a little pert which Roomed makes a great ow by his inimitable comedy' end most artistic eisigitsg. The performance, we need scarcely add, wee received with the utmost eisthusiasm. ii:~i4 ~ntt.. The Cheraw witiling was brought to a eatisfeettay mischr moo. Indeed, this afierunon, only the remnants of accounts had to be disposed el, for the greater bulk of the money had charged hoods at Chester last week, and in the City this morning. Still the muster of subscribers in the room took place earlier than usual, and soon after 2 o'clock the buil nem of "parting" was in active Kamm, many members being desirous to close their accounts is time to enable them to take their departure for York by the 5 p.n.. express train. As we have already stated, no great winners are no r. ; Ifr. Barber, the owner of Ilea Webster, throws in zt he largest stake. Time was so occupied with paying and receiving, that scarcely as attempt was made to resume operations in ear nest on coming events till nearly 4 o'clock. (Men to bet, however, were occasionally uttered, but they seemed merely to be made with the intention of discovering the tone of the market. Speculation was almost entirely regu lated by the doings in the City in the morning, and with regard to the favourites great caution was exercised. The Great Northern Handicap was scareely touched upon, for Crater seemed too bot for the layers. He bad been backed in the City at 2to 1, and bookmakers for a time seemed disinclined to accommodate hie sup porter-est those odds. Towards the close, however, they took courage, and laid them freely, and at last 9 to 4 might have been obtained about him. 5 to 1 was freely offered, "bar one," but before the subscriben diapered, 6 to 1 would have boat laid about either Wizard or Horror. In &et, the favourite only was in request; thefaunsaerinet„the other hone* must be conettlered , y wasoual. THZ DIRBY betting exhibited some important changes, and so far as certain horses were concerned, it shifted most perplexiogly. Trials, and rumours of trials, were rife enough, but they did nut appear to afford a satisfactory expbantion of the new incidents of speculation." A demonstration against Dundee commenced in the Lity, where 5 to 2 was currently offered against him, 5 to 1 being taken freely about Dio pbantus, and 10 to 1 to spwerds of 3001. shoat Rouge Dragon. These movements were not stopped at the Corner, for, after 5 to 2 had been offered without effect against Dun dee three " fifties " were hid, then 300 to 100, and the like odds to various MIL At this price, however, takers were not stalled off, although 3to 1 might doubtless bane been obtained about the horse to the close. The perplexity of his beakers was not diminished by his owner offering . W back Ituasley and Starlight for a place. In the meantime Dm phantom was backed for money, and 1,000 to 40 wee booked once about his stable comp anion . !main, but as the afternoon drew to a close, and Dio " still held his lead, Imam was friendless at 33 to 1. Neighbour was not men tioned. The moat important transactions were with respect to Rouge Dragon, who, as we have already stated, had re. ceived much support in the City when be was tint " pat up" 11 to I to 75/. was laid sipinst him, but those Dads found such ready takers that be returned to 10 to 1. and closed at 9W I (takes). Several in q uiries were made after Kilian's, bat tbsi highest offer against him was 100 to 8. Klarikoff was not in great request, but not more than tie odds quoted spinet him could be obtained. Dictator wee backed early in the afternoon for a small sum at 15 to 1, but afterwards 500 to 30 was betted, at which price layers would bare ggooesee on. 1,000 to 60 was at one time booked about , but when the settling books were closed is Mat a nolveat, and altar 18 to I bad been taken his parrtiaans issight haw bees accommodated at ID to 1. The cable hate quoted were laid to meal sutra only. Miring pokes. THE GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 9 to 4 ..at Mr. Sergeant's Crater 6 to 1 Yr. A. N. idlers The Wizard 6 to 1 dept. Christies Honor 10 le 1 Mr. Jackson's Syrinp 10 to 1 Mr. H. Saville's Guilder 10 to 1 Mr. Oilby s MEBonairo 12 to 1 Mr. Thompion's ("unbend° 100 to 8 Mr. J. Seott's Bushman 15 to 1 Colonel Towneley's Yorlintinslor THE DERBY. II to 1 apt Mr. Merry's Dundee (t) 9 to 2 Lord Stamford's Diopkantus ft) 9to 1 Mr J. Hawley's Rouge Dragon (t) 100 to 8 Mr. T. Parr's Eildonan 14 to 1 Mr. lisary's Elarikoff (t) 100 to 6 Mr. Thomas's Dictator (off) 90 to 1 Col. Townele s Kettledrum (off) 33 to 1 Mr. Naylor's of Kent (t) 1000 to 90 Lord Olsagow's Drake (t) 1000 to 99 Level Exeter's Kidight of the Thistle (t) 1000 to 15 Mr. Diane 's Bombardier (off) 1000 to &P 1000 to 6 t r lisary's Betts s (t) Groom (t) YORK SPRING MEKTINO. PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. TO-NORMA. Till TALLY-NO &ruins, - aitiaeri stake of 3 ears. each, with 50 added by the Yorkshire Union Huai Club, 4-yr olds, 104 ; Sys, list ; six and aged, llst 71b ; winners of any hunter's stake, steeple chase,or hurdle race, to awry 71b ; of two such races, nib ; of three such room, 211 b extra. Two masa. (11 subs.) AS 6 Aga Sweep Heiwith Eighty-eight Cherokee S The KM Lady .. d Markings, THI LONDI41011041)11 Cup, 44140 100 4044. , added to • Waddais 3 sows. for Sir-olds 'and upwards; r of say baulky at Mel. yahoo after the weights an declared (May pan.), to carry nb ; of two of 105/., or one of 2001.. 121) sat"; the ese to main 25 eon. out of the seam T.Y.O. (54 subs.) lb AP P Mdratty. doelmlally.. a I II Idomisd UP a 4 10 Nwesl4i,c• mases4was s •Si laidlli. i i iii AMMO 6 8 8 b t PrdED s lok 4 10 '0 damn 4 8 4 limbe Remo 4 Vl2 et r out s I W418180108 eraosond Juliet Royal 602 20vendis .... II 7l• Lib rea a 3 4 20404 .._ . i 711 Llmali 4 lA . Wrk!rtr and .! i el Hairrio Capron.. Autton :::: f T f ~ rLe:±..::. $ IS 6 I V 111 Not Arm 3 6 3 3 6 T Wlumpippilio .... $ 6 No• Itrigll•3 Dow 4 7 Jim ••••••••• Trwiismi • 7 II 11106tirdl 3 4 • Iby Willa ArloOa Lis a 4 4 —llTems Isis .... 4 I 1 Ardbros $ $ 9 I Y I Nark* II 9 ( I 'lie 6 113 badis :AM at lbs Ml. $ 411 leacelbi ll $ 7 Mobs 4 411 le tby Omni& ea —_. sawlaur 42! Tertlllafft / toekley I 2 Johnn Bght I i 164 y Lois • 4 II Aurora y ri . 6 6mlf larsikarr 7 1111 brow DIMIDIAIeII HANDICAP 01100 sem, whild to • eweepsinhos of 15 eon. each, 10 ft, sad oilyde clared ; the whiner of any baudicop value 1001. after the de claration of th• weights (April lb, at 11.30 a.m.) to carry ne ; of two or any handicap value 6001., l2lb ; cf the Great Northern, or soy handicap value 1,000 f., 14Ib extol ; the second horse to save his strlus One mile sod a quarter. (42 subs., 21 of whom pay 3 som. arch.) . . . . _ AISO 01 lb The Wird 4 811 Brews HoUand A Age et lb 0 Ledy Triaptee Oiked 4 7la TM Prophet Benbove 8 711 May 0t Chester/odd 4 8 8 Pax W114m44 4 i s i ii i i i It66s,lmesla• ....11 I 5 Nerste ''... ' 6 0 0 4 1 5 Isar $ $ 11 Linn 4 I 5 Limes Spam whawk • T 0 Tim KAWOUrfI STAKES of 10 ans. each, h ft, with 10 added by the proprietors of the Ranch& Ittod Farm; 2-yr olds ; eolW, SM 71b ; lilies, list 41b. The winner of a stake value 100 son to carry Mb ; of two or one of 2001. value, or of the Zeeland Stakes, 71b extra ; 31b and 51b allowed. Th. owner of the second bone to receive back his stake. T.Y.C. (10 subs.)— Arcadia, Biowiella Hue Coatis (31b), Clackeock, Flytrap, Jenny Hills (31b), Woodcock, Dutch Sam (31b), Staple Oak, Jung Frau. Tee Tom Butt= cif 5 ern. each, with 40 added ; for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Ilet 711, ; plies, Bst 51b. The winner to be sold by auction for 1001. ; if entered to be sold for 751., al. lowed 3lb ; if for 501., 7lb ; if for 401., 101 b ; if for MX, 141 b. Half a mile.—To close and name on Tuesday evening, Tes Conownos SCRAMBLE of 30 *ova., added to a ltaiT dicap sweepstakes of 5 soya. each ; for all ages. T. Y.C. —To close and name on Tueeilay evening. _ _ Crrr PURSE 0125 soya., added to a sweepstakes of 5 son, each ; for 3.yr-olds, ist 121 h ; four. fhtt 21b ; fire, 9st 91b ; six sad aged, ilat 131 b. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. The winner to be sold by auction for 2001. ; if for 1501., al lowed 41b ; if for 100/., Sib ; if for 501., 141 b ; if for 501., 301 b ; if for 301., 261 b. One mil&—To close and name on Tuesday evening. HUNG] ►RD RACES. COLONIAL NISSIONASY SOCIETY. The twelfth annual meeting of the Colonial Miasieneap aesisty wee held yesterday eveeing in the Poultry Clispli rhe under the prmidency of Mr. THOMAS Basra, M.P. attentlanos was good, and among the chairman's 'appoints were the Rev. A. Raleigh. Rev. Theresa Binary, Rev. John Burnett, Rev. Mamma James, he. A prayer haying been offered by the Rev. A. Ralei g h, the chairman maid that of the many anniversary meetings which bad been held during the meetly era of the most important was that they were about to celebrate. It was true the society was not the largest of the mimionan class, bat its operations were not on that account of secoodary moment. The penoos who emigrated were not generally the off,courings of society ; on the contrary, they were the men who were moat likely to be the foueders of great empires, sod it warn of the highest importance that io their colonial homes they should enjoy the privileges of the gospel. (Chen,,.) The report contained much interesting information of the sodoey's operations in British America, Vancover's Island, and Aar Wises. The income from all sources had hen 6,7031. I2s. Id. ; the gross expenditure had been 6,9361. as. 11d., leaving a balunce of CM!. da. 2eL The dispute which Ge mmed some time ago hetes', Mews. Clarke end Maas in Varicouver's Island, toucher, the rights of the coloured population to equality in theism* of God with other woe. shippers in to in the report. Mr. Marne has stated the matter with his o. and the report stated that "no restriction is me the coloured races, but all are permitted to mew raw places they may had vacant during public weeship:' TM report was adopted. PIOYIIIIWIT Woman', In Seam—Tile Rev. A. J. D. Leprosy has received the following letter in reply to a eamrmaniesitioe addrened to the Foreign Secretary : "Forenpi-office, May 3. —Sir, —I am directed by Lord John Russell to ackoolvledgc the receipt of your letter, request ing to be Informed whether you may rely on the support of her Majesty's government if you confine your ministrations in Spain to British protestant subjects, and officiate only in British consulates to congregations of British subjects ; and I am to state to you In reply that her Majesty's government cannot protect you against the law of Spain, to which, when in that country, you, as well ea all other British sub• jeete, mint necessarily conform ; but her Moines's govern. meat will at all Beim see their 1 / I filliellib with the timing government with a view of obtaining liberty of worship for British subjects—l am, sir, your most h is servant, WODILIJOrni. —The Rev. A. J. D. D'onay." Da. MARI IN Taovats.—We regret to learn that the celebrated Dr. Mark, who for many years had so indefatigably laboured to promote a taste for music the rising generation, bee fallen into difficulties. 000ag ousi by heavy loans on the concerts be has given, and in estab. Inking his Royal College of Meeks In Manchester ; and that be is now ennined in Lanseder Osetle for debt. We me me may of offe omiloso will dee* * will Tao Joon o'CloootlMza Ono ails sad a half. ne that ndennan in ids jrasent painful ha al l iar all MO has dissereal wit of Ss public for the piwkwawth, ou ,„ a r at ne AS4 at ih tines ha boa ma, la rain the stabased angels a sa p* , names the youth of this kingdom ; and he daimon • bettor foto, 1111 am 4 1 liba 4 7 1 after the many thousands of pound, bliss apoodloi ht E ih, 0 6 4 2 2 1 14241 116 4 7 4 GIVE -- N AWAY to NERVOUS SIIITZEZRIL rOOOl. • liabilitles (sot 40,0001., se boo hos anosooody 6 10 l o ubi. o2 11 1 ( 1711 kis lad pablielied aWE =MON of Ms staid is War mon) io o Albino' poloos.—Pfooko . , s • =Om 4 4 " uwie r l 2. use nurvsss KIDICAL VIZICSD clio_posso. firmargboo. A 0 11 1 64.• -• , $ 2 2 W ninte, 4". et • Nag y ". Win ". law al 11 " Ne L °I. Cams& PALscs. • Own Elanassio Dm —I • eihmli bw — aissusesi *o o ai . o.p.. lamaa4s. 4a.. peabaa sa samba al a dalisald i I to somba s II 4 erelseles tem p oe sy, -ems. ne, gurm i MONDAY, MAT 11—Adminsices as mum* 1,663, &Me Ong . 4 I . ..aerammat. Tsviamak.ooo2o. WA ' by won tickets, 567; total, 2,230. Palilkite bur oloollorod IS lie SAW& n. a▪ is• km) 0.4 al. 61. • 1 HA. ITSW MCA. B. a WS. a Mr. r,11+1.• Pirll a 11 W. .51 t 41et. rt" 10 1 . Is ,ot. t• iorW' 01 Itt s a to L. ptaln 1 N f ut 4h 014. wo , LA. 11l r. Y l 4 'ate 11 ' N. •I HARP] Tao Wilma= HASDIOI -----Agis 6 i iii Word 4 11 Banterer • 8 6 Brewer Simla Thumbs 6 8 6 Boyd ilswerolun Ausurin &U 1. 6 8 1 Vert/hint Grey Iliousit•ls Nat 1 T 12 Physician PrislL:lBll44 6. 4 , 11 1 W 7 11 Iprrler , '' 4 /Il+ T_ .P. Cooks Iterennerater Aniboah Jrony Longiesi Black Diamond Charles the Second Cotytto Rosedale s 7 Norton Forfeits to be declared oe WORCESTER SUMMER MEETING. We ace requested to remind owners of horses that the following stakes close this day, to Nears. Weatherby, Lon don ; or to Kr. Webb, clerk of the nurse. Wavoist•r. THE TazAL finites, of 5 nova each, with 30 added ; 2- yr-olds, Est 711) ; three, Bst ; four, fist 2111 ; five and up ward*, ikt 811). About s Woionerzetimak Orem, a handicap of 10 mm. each, b ft, and only 3if declared, with 100 added. Ou the New team, one mile and three furlongs. T■e FLYIBC4 Stamm, a ►andiesp of 5 eon. each, with 40 added. T.Y.Q., a straight half mile. Tck Woaceatza Cue of 200 00•11, by subscription of 10 amok, h ft, • handimp for Illr-olds ►nd upwards ; gesitlemes lidera. Ore mile and three forlonip. Tee BIOIITDICII BINIVOLINT FOND EITAIIVI, a handicap of 3 eoms each, with 30 added. One mile and a quarter. PKOION SHOOTING.. =ATM CIATMENING Al MOILIUT•WOOD. MONDAY, MAY 13. FIEST PIPSNITI HANDICAP fiWZAPPTAKiII of 5 eon. seek 1 ft, for memben of White's, Brooks's, Boodles, Arthur's, Otranto, Caritas, Travellers% Arlington, Pratt's Clubs, do., and officen in the army on lull pay. Guns of 11 bore, or lies, lgth °fah* No. 5,6, or 7. Gentleness to he at liberty to pat in any quantity of shot, half a yard being added to their distance for every gth of shot ; all to load from the man bowls. Cartridges for breech.foading guns to be shown to the handicapper , and no wire cartridges allowed. Barber to find birds and pull, and the trap to be settled by dim. Seven birds each. Post entries after the publication of handicap list, 0 ems., and no forfeit. Emboldened by the noses which attended the Derby, Moot, and Summer Sweepstakes of last year (won by Hoo. = nomie Wyndham W. S. Crawford, En;., and Hon. A"), /frank lieethoote, Eel., has spin takes the task in band, and • very gad meeting was the result, although no doubt the dull weather kept many gentlemen absent. The epee at our disposal will not permit of our particularisiag the stork Mr. A. Rush was disqualified, as be did not belong to any club ; and also Captain Bustard, as be did not 'bend oa the list of any enumerated. By the score it append that five of the patlernen tyc 3, killing six birds isich, via. :—Colesel Aneesley, Colonel Tower, Spencer Loy, Esq., Woad Carleton , sad Hussey Fag. ILP.; sad it wag agreed between them to shoot off bird for bird to deride who should take the first, mound, third , end fourth plies, which were as follow* :—Fint prise 100 f. sound, 501. ; third, 215/. ; fourth, the forfeits , latter amounting to a great deal more than the third prise. In the first round Colonel Carlota@ was the only ores to bring down his bird, which gained him the first prize ; S Lucy doing the same in the second round for the second prize ; and Colonel Tower bringing his bird to grief in the third round for the third prize. Colonel Anoecley and Hussey Vivian, Fsq., then had to shoot off for the forfeits, when, after tyeing twice, the pliant rotate! gave freedom to his bird, whilst the honourable number of Bt. alphas's settled hie, and finished the match. The more for the " ties" was as follows Colossi Annesley 0 0 0 1 1 0 Colonel Tower 0 0 1 third. .secor Lucy, Esq 0 1 second. Colonel Carleton 1 first. Hussey Vivian, Esq 0 0 0 1 1 1 fourth. Mr. Vivian's bird was hit and brought to the ground in the mooed round of the " tyea," and was supposed settled, but it took wing again and got clear away. Inspector Langdon of the N division was on the ground with • number at constables to preserve order, but their presence was not required beyond keeping the boundaries, &c. NAVAL AIW MILITARY. .—Lieu- Animus:, bay 13.—. tensed N. Osborn, to the Marlborough. Pint-elms Assistant Engineer G. H. Ditton, to the Driver. Third-class Assistant Engineer T. N. Crowder, to the Driver. Acting Third-elas• Assistant Eseineers B. X. Griffith, to the Tigard, for service in the Vivid ; E. J. Miller, J. Dunlop, and H. T. &peddle, to the Axis. Messrs. E. It. W. Noble and C. J. Nonstick have been uswunated to naval cadetships. PORTSMOUTH, Mar 13. It is reported that twelve guuboata are ordered be ifspi out for immediate commission, it is mid for sarviss is the North American Melia', and that the gun verde is the first-clams steam remove will also be brought forward to receive the pendant if required. We believe, however, that ►t present no orden have bees moan& by the authorities at this port. The Bosnergea, merchantman, arrived at Spithead to-day from New Zealand. She left Auckland oa the sth of February, and brings home private passengers sod cargo and MOMS government stores. She sailed for the names this afternoon, after lauding her passengers and mails. PLYMOUTH, MONDAY. The transport Salamanca, Captain Uneasy, be longing to Messrs. Dunbar, has arrived in the Channel a:th WU rank and file, in charge of Cant. Venable", 97th ; Lieut. Graham, fth; Pubic, 82nd ; and Dr. Thistletom 3.5 th. Also Lieut. Lampe°, 34th, and Mews. Whit* and Blunt. One cabin paamenger jumped overboard., and was drowned. The Salamanca has a full cargo of rice, linseed, silk, indigo, copper, and wool. LONDON AND WERTILINNTIR RIFTS VOLUNTEERA. --Sir John Shelley writes to us.—Sir: A report haring been circulated that the corps under my command will ultimately become a third battalion of the Queen's (West minster), I shall be mach obliged by your allowing me the opportunity ol stating that I have not the slightest inten tion to permit the 46th Middlesex (London and Westmin ster) to take any other than the position which it now men- Mew, as an independent regiment iu Westminster.--I am, kc., Joas VILLIRIUS SHILLZY, Lieutenant-Colonel Com mand* 46th Middlesex Bile Volunteer.—Yny 13. RAILWAY COWWITIIIX.—Yesterday the com mittee of the Lords, Viscronat de Vinci in the chair, passed the hill of the Lenseshire and Yorkshire for their proposed breaches to Shawfosih and other places. In the case of the Bootle branch, Mr. Rodwell, Q.C., appeared for Lord Derby, who requires the insertion of some amigos afferitieg his estates. fa the Commons the oppositioe of Lord Radnor and General Harkey to the South Eastern Railway Company's Valetta', Harbour Bill occupied the day, and general evidence wee adduced on the Devon Central Rail ways in that committee. The case of the Collie Valley and Halstead Railway for a line of 16 miles from Haverill to Cambridge, and other extensions. was opened, and Sir John WNeil, CC E., was examined in the committee on the Cork, Blarney, and Macroom Railways. The committee on the Birmingham Improvement Bat closed their inquiry by pawing that measure. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'ff PlLte. The Right Road to Health.—ln selecting the most appropriate medi. else for a particular aliment there may be some difficulty unless one an be found to purify, regulate, and strengthen. Holloway's MIL poems and exert these three quallecatlmm ht an extra ',WlWl dates. They enable the stomach to digest say ordi eery food. they lacrosse the secretory powers of the liver, , deans* the blood, expel all morbid matters, and throw Into the eirenlatlon disparate etsmenta for sustaining and repelling the • trams, end inweng It trona unnecessary " wear sad tear: IThew laetYmakle Plus an es p ec ially useful In broken bodily health where the system bout of order without any saelgnahle MON t Elk tidalaewledge, none ihoeid trifle with UN arkealth. The plaintiff in this case had kept a stall in the Crystal Palace for the isle of "sweets " one of the terms of his agreement being that there should be no other tenant for the sale of such articles upon the ground floor. Damages were claimed upon the ground that the company had broken their agreement. The tank of the team,' was one year from the Ist of May, l&lO, aad the rent was 751. Yr. Groves and Mr. Shaw appeared fur the plaintiff ; and Mr. Hawkins for the defendants. At there was • fair held is the Adak, the stalls Wog kept excluively by the ordinary tenants of stalls. The pleb:tiff was asked dbe would like to hare • phi, sod he hod oM s but be found that there ware four earEo os who also bad stalls on the ground floor for the . kniet triria• This horres • breach of his t lies; 4ais brphes Atha Me us the lat rrtird7l4l, ' allow p e r r . lil a to be on the ground floor for the isle of • of 0000 a. The ass that the canpay had sated in the muss =Tee had hies kris custom, and that the fair we rather • benefit than SI 'eau to the plaintiff. It was also aid— tlaugh this was not nltiniately insisted upon— that what Wei sold at the ciao:okte stall did not come within the de nomination of " sweeta." As to the amount of damages, the plaintiff said that the profit epos sweet. wee about 300 per cent., whilst for the doles late, it was said that the gross pr4t was only about 33 per cent. One of the stall-keepers also said that the prism varied ; far those articles which were a penny an ounce to children wan four ounces for sixpence, or even more, to grown-up people. On such holidays as Easter Monday the prices were lower. On the pat of the dun it was said that the total anirmat of prodts realised by the four pwsms relio had stalls at the fair for sweets was only 14 . 14.., and the chocolate stall was only open for a week before the action was brought His Lordship =premed his opinion that the within the mean. in` of the plaintiff's agreement ; and upon this view of the case he asked the jury to maces the amount of damages to which they thought that the plenitiff was entitled. Tire jury found a verdict for the plaintiff for 20/., and Hie Lordship took time to consider the question of costs. :NDICN. P. Two mitre. (45 subs. Me s lb wile Emma Harriet 4 0 5 7 41p inhasui. ty 4 12 lamb • g 12 i lldleemi 4 11 Cosldo Ter& Itherpabooter 5 1 Dugan 3 10 •9 Tb 4 =WOW 4 9 , I 1— imaHarris .... 14 f 1 ,: 7 Uncle 0 0 Iguocel44 Gobbo 1 li 5 roast.. 3' 0 4 1112444.4 Mercury ebyltbkgsks--&;m g 40' Dorldsg 3 812 Mrs 3 1 10 i or before the 14th last COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—MAT Is. Stew at Nisi Trim at Wastadartar.—(Before the Lora CYO Harm sad a Special Jury.) THE REV, YR. HATCH'S CARE. EATON IP. LCIFIS AND LEWIS. (Continued from yeeterday'sErprese.) Mr. Serjeant Shoe then proposed to all Mr. Robinson, the junks counsel, with Mr. Pedant &Routine, for Mr. amchEnt _ His Lordship' considered it was not oecemary. Mr. Lewis reoslisd—l removed 781. for Mr. Hatch's defence, and .eat of that 1 paid out of pocket 441. li returned X to &piths, toithe subsiviption fur Mr. Hatch, on account of Mrs. Bata's unhappy position. Mr. George Lewis, esiothis of the defendants and a brother of the Let W4OllOll, deposed that he visited Mr. Hatch in mime on the 16th of November, ho having been committed on the 1616. At Hoesemooger•lane Gaol, the solicitor visitheg a peiseasesaly enters his name coos ; of all othevpereoes the Wee, all entered at every visit. His principal object was to obtain troth Mr. Hatch the names ot bail. He tell Mr. Hatch he might make a than elabo- rate statues* sad he replied be would do so, but he would like to see the depositions first. Cross-examined—l attend chiefly to insolveney Ma*. Mr. George Huey Lewis, another defendant, sod the son of the senior /either in the firm, deposed that his father bad attended exclusively to Mr. Hatch's oast: Oremsenainisid—We keep three clerks and a stationer, where hill is about gOt. a week. We take po business we cannot pemocally attend to. Mr. John Keene, the Governor of Florserrionger.lane Gaol, deposed that the same el a solicitor visiting a Ki lmer was sal,' entered in the books once, and no further entry was required if another member of the firm came to see the *ether. Alexander Bateman, a gatekeeper of Horsernoug•er-lane Gaol, proved the visite of the Masers. Lewis to Mr. Hatch, and that the elder Mr. Lewis remained in the prison about three quartets of an hour. James Brennan examined— I was inspector of police for nine years, and retired on a pension. 1 bold a situa tion under government as sgeat to an inspector of prisons and reformatories. I act m a detective. On Thursday, Nev. 24, by Mr. Lewis's instructions, I visited Mr. Batch in prima for half an hour. Mr. Lewis told me to spare ro expense, and not to leave a stone uuturded. I west to Sw:odon to inquire about the Plummer', and was there the whole day. Mr. Lewis paid me U. Cross-msmined—On my return from looking after a servant who had left Mrs. Plummer's service, I told Mr. Lewis, and he said it was uu matter, se they had decided not to call witnesses. Mr. Set jest my lord, I propose to read the widest* on the trial of Mr. Hstoh. no Loni Chief Baron —The whole of it' Mr. Serjeant Sbee— Yes, my lord ; it is net very long. The shorthand writer's note of the evidence was then read. This closed the ease for the defendants. Mr. Serjesnt Shea summed up the evidence adduced for the defendants. He raid he could not help thinking that this action bad been brought by Mr. Hatch in the bops that he might thus replace himself in the position he had formerly held. But if the verdict should go against him, where m this country could be live ? He could pot show his face even to his devoted wife, who had se fmdly clung to him. It was no part of his duty to prove Mr. Hatch's guilt. He would rather leave the case in that doubt in which it ever had been ; but this he would landerteke to prove, that Mr. Hatch had got up a ease against the Messrs. Lewis as he had got up a case .against Eugenie Plummer, knowing in his conscience it was false. Mr. Chambers—That is an imputation of guilt and con trary to the understanding into which we catered, and I protest against Serjeant Shoe's observation. (Applause from the body of the court.) The Lord Chief Baron—lf there are any indecent inter. captions in court I will here the court cleared. Mr. Berjeaut Mee—Theo I will confine my observation to this, that Mr. Hatch has now got up a case against the Messrs. Lewis which sea knows to be false, and got up to restore Mr. Hatch's reputaSion and to increase the amouit of subscriptions which had been got up for him. The learned serjeant then weal through the evidence and, at the con. elusion of his address, The further hosting of the case was adjourned to this morning (Tuesday) when Mr. Chambers will reply on be half of the plaintiff. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.-MAY 13. Sittiop in Err —(Before Justices Crompton, Hill. Rod Blackburne, and Barons Cluumell, Bramwell, and Wilde.) NIRBEY DOM AND HARBOUR COMPANY V. JONES. This was an action of replevin. On the 2nd of June, 1858, a rate was made in which the docks were rated to the relief of the poor for a half year, to the amount of 2J,580f. The defendants allowed themselves to be sued, and not appearing, a distress was levied upon the proper, y. The matter was brought before the Court of Common Pleas, when that court bald that the docks were not rateable. The ease was subsequently removed into this court for the opinion of the judges. Mr. Bovill, and Mr. Mellish, Q.C., having bees heard for the defendants, and Sir Fitzroy Kelly and Mr. Parker for the plaintiff, the court affirmed the decision of the Court of Common Pleas. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—MAY 13. (Before the Chief Commissioner.) rg U JOgir EDWARD NTEPHINS —THE LONDON AID EASTERN BANE CORPORATION. This insolvent, who had been manager of the London and Eastern Beak Corpoistiou, and whose case was reported in our papsion the 3rd inst., was to be removed to Edinburgh to be herd under the Scotch sequestration. His case was appointed for this day in order to ascertain whether the official managers had adopted proceedings to take the insol vent to Scotland. After some discussion, the Chief Commissioner eventually adjourned the case to the 6th June, as both parties wished It to stand over, for different purposes. On the day of ad journment no excuse would be listened to for not removing the insolvent, and the case would proceed, and if be was removed then the jurisdiction of the case would be settled. The cue was accordingly adjourned to the 6th June. The meeting of the Submarine Telegraph Com pea, yesterday resolved, after our report left, ss an amend ment upon a motion for a committee of investigation to Uwinto certain charges made against the directors, to e fie comideration of the subject until after the 90th ot June mixt. SOUTHWARK. • Harriet Henry, • young woman of small stature, whose features were of rather a singular description, exhibNifig a broken nose, and &Mid Mee r% her husband s mire charged with stealing a female infant namoil gelinaMiza Foreman in the Blue Anch o r. roe d , B ermon d sey. A fem ale named Hannah Cooper, a broken.nosed woman, was last week charged w ith t he same robbery. She answered the descriptioa so closely that the magistrate con sidered it his duty to remand her, as the child had sot been discovered. Since then the police received further informa tion which clearly implicated the female prisoner in the robbery with the view of imposing upon her husband, but they were both taken into custody, as the lost infant was (media their Mere Ann ;° of a young girl nine years and a half old, was first called. She said that she remembered the female prisoner. The fret time she ever saw her was on Tuesday afternoon about four o'clock, when she was l big her little sister, four months old, in the Old Kent.rced. She then accosted witness, and asked her if she knew where, the fair was ? She told her she did not, when the woman took the infant from her and told her she would show her. They then went as far as the Blue Anchor-road, where a fair was being held, and the prisoner gave her a penny to go into one of the shows, and told her she would remain outside with the baby until she came out. She went into' the show, and about five minutes afterwards when she came out, the prisoner and the baby ware gone. She than ran home and told her mother of the occurrence. . Mr. Burnham asked if there wu a mem with her Witness replied m the negative, but there was a big girl' with her, both of whom were gone when she came out of the show. Mr. Burden told bar thst on Setarday she pasted oat 'ssellill;stimassW - 11* parser while* the child half Ser. Hew was *het! She said that she thought at first that she was the woman, but now she was positive as to the prisoner. John Chance, an engineer, in the employ of Ifeeres:Penn, of Deptfor.l, said he lived at No. 99, Old King-street, Deptford, nearly opposite to where the prisoners lodged. On Sunday afternoon he wee reading the newspaper to his wife, when he came to a pvagraph about a child being stolen at the fair. Hit wife told him that the female pri sooer hod brought a baby home with her oil Tuesday night, and she had seen it, and believed it not to be hers, as it ap- - to be three or four months old, inste a d of • n e w pared baby. Witness instantly thought it wee the stoke child, consequently be west to Mrs. orionares, sad (etched her to the pnsoner's hones, when she identified her baby. After some more evidence, Hannah Cooper, the woman who was charged last week, wan brought into court, and on beiog confronted again with the two girls they said that they were mistaken about her. Mr. Ma'am accordingly ordered her to he liberated from custody. He then cautioned the female prisoner, and asked her whether she wished to say anything in answer to the charge. She said she wished to speak the truth. On Tepasy evening she was coming down the Lower-road, Sather hithe, when a female with • baby in her arena came and asked her to hold it while she went a little way. iltilfittildo the baby, and finding the wolves did, riot return ia bajf boor, conveyed it home, and thought she would make her husband believe it was theirs. Mr. Hartbsest told ber that he bad ao doubt that she stole the baby with the view of deceiving her foolish hus band, but it wee a cruel thing to deprive • mother of her effspeihg. Ha sibtaid discharge the man, believing that ha was eat eriserssi in the heartless robbery, and mos& bar to Novelle fur triol. - . IfMalt 4P PICIMOND. Francesco Pierotti, 40 yours of age, native of Piacenza (Italy) aa asp-griedsr, was brought up on Satur day last before Silt Thome sere and a full bench of magis. Mates, sitting in petty min= at Richmond, far final examination, on the charge of having feloniously slain John Lynch, a private in the Surrey Militia, billeted in Rich. mood. It "peered, beta the evidence adduced on the previous examination, that oa Saturday, May 4, between nine and tee o'clock at sight, Francesco Pierotti was in a public. house situated is Brawsr's-lane, Richmond, where be bad been lodging for some time, and where a groat many militia. men were billeted, some of them being, on the present oc casion, rather the worse for liquor. The dream...a John Lynch, was amongst them, who addremea some unbecoming language to the house-servant whilst ordering her to serve him with come beer. He was re monstrated with by the prisoner, which remonstrance gave the deceased and his companions occasion to ridicule and tax him with jealousy, deceased adding the action to the words by pulling prisoner's beard, which action was fol lowed by • blow from the old Italian organ-grinder. A tgkt ensued, which was put • stop to by the landlord's turning the riotous parties out of the house. The however, was resumed in the street, where it appeared that Pisrotti had been cruelly ill-treated by the militiamen, when in the excitement of the moment be drew a knife from his pocket and stabbed John Lynch, one of those who bad attacked bin,, and who unfortunately was nearest to him at the moment, and caught him in the right side of his body, about one inch above the groin, which wound proved fatal to the unfortunate young man, who aspired after three days lingering in the hospital where be had been con veyed. the prisoner, having been duly cautioned to reserve his defence, was committed to take his trial at the austral Criminal tiara on tbe drugs of wilful murder. DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE NEAR GATasuadn. atom She Newcastle Chronicle.) The usually quiet village of Eighton Banks, near Gateshead, was thrown into a state of great excitement on Saturday by • report that the wife of a pitman named Stoker bad murdered two of her children, and had afterwards put an end to her own exis tence. The fearful story was unfortunately too true. It appears that Stoker and his family, consisting of his wife sod four children, the eldest ten years of age, the youngest seven months, occupied a cottage at Galloping Green, between Eighton Banks and Wreekenton. About sees on Saturday the husband left borne to go to New castle, fur the purpose of making his weekly "marketing," leaving his wife and the children in the house. After Wm the throe elder children went out of the house to play, and about two o'clock the mother was observed to osll in the youngest of the three, who is a girl three years of age, and on the child entering the house Mrs. Stoker locked the dour and thee pulled down the window Wanda. This circumstance was not remarked at th e . time, as most of the people of the village were awe •at Newcastle. Nothing, therefore. calling for n traps fired outside the cottage until the return of the hanl at four o'clock. But dreadful work had been done is his home during his absence. On Stoker's arrival et his house, be found the two eldest girls standing on the door step weeping, and eayiug that their mother had locked the door, and would out let them in. He called out to his wife, but received no answer ; and his fears thee locoman aroused, he looked annual fur some mesas e e obtainiug lUATCAS to the house. lu the window there was a wooden squere, which was contrived to open and shut when required fur the purpose of ventilating the apartment in warm weather, and having succeeded iu opening this, he put the eldest litt le girl through Into the house. She had no sooner got fairly clear of the window than she called out, and told her father that the mother and children were lying of the bed covered with blood. He requested her to open t. 4 dour and let him is, and on her doing so, Stoker walked to the bed, and was horrified to tied his vde and the two children lying with their threats cut and their bodies bathed in blood. The two children were quite dead, and at that time the distracted father thought that his wife was dead also. He alarmed the neighbourhood, and several of the iababie touts of houses near came to the scene anal rendered all the assistance in their power. A messenger was despatched to Wmckenton for Dr. Davis, who shortly afterwards arrived at Galloping-green, where he was joined by Dr. Gibson. On those gentlemen proceeding to examine the bodies, they found that Mrs. Stoker was still alive, hut they could bold oat no hopes that she would continue to exist far more than a few hours. They sewed up the gash iu her throat, and she was then able to utter a few incohereut ex pressions, but it was with some dirti.mltv that she could be prevailed on to take any strengthening t;ordial. la reply to her liuslaud, she said she bad cut the children's thrusts two hours before she cut her owe, anal on being asked what wee her motive for committing the horrid deed, she said, "I was out of my head." According to this statement, she must have cut her own throat either immediately before her husband's snivel or as soon se she heard his voice at the door. On esamioation of the bodies of the children it was found that their throats had beau cut in the most determined manner, but it was evident that the elder of the two had struggled with the men. derma, as she was cut on the anus and un one leg, The throats had been cut with the razor with which the hneband was accustomed to shave. Nothing extraordinary hail been observed in the demeanour of Mix Stoker to lead to the suspicion that she contemplated any act vanish as this terrible deed. Since the birth of her youngest child she had been depressed in spirits, and this de on had been in. creased lay the fact that her hush:eel had been unwell and unable to work during the last fortnight. The sufferings of the unhappy woman were protracted until about hail. past 1 o'clock me Sunday, when the hand of dea th brought anerd agony tea an te exci . dlen ti t on c . liat e te w r " sa abo a wuife34 yarn aid a mother. r e. Much sympathy is felt for her husband , who is said to be steady and indintriont pitman. He was employed at Springwell Colliery. ROYAL Fiii HOSPITAL, G RAY'S-INN-ROAD. The samba. of *Wits volleyed at this hospital during the week aiding Noy 11 we 3,42 ti ; of which 702 were new ewe. 4