The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-29 00:00:00

SPORTING INTIILLIGENOB. THE NEWMARKET PIMP SPRING EETL*4O. TO THI SOROS OF THE !SPIN& Sur.,—Wilk the ground in beautifni order,' in.w.iids of .100 homes is training ois the spot. and deans i.ono 20.0.0. to he cockaded for. it may le remonaidr anti. that the fields during the sewed INIOVtIII4 of the y ar at headquarters will affonl no cause for complaint. however small may be the numbers likely to show for the majority of those events already complete. Of bb- year. the lir.igramme has been gradually improved, the dockvy Club twine more literal than ever on this occasion, for it gitoo three sew plates of 100 soya each ; and we shall bare a dotes handicaps is all during the five days, in add:i -11/10 same number of weight for age rams. three 2-yr ski risite-ds. Mar set matches, and a boat of races with three-year okl% several being of the most important charac ter. There will be perhaps a weak card for Monday, no there are few mares fit to go the Round Course for her Majesty's Ulnas* • and the Fifty Pound Plate avid Twenty Mora Handicap to close) only will produce open sec.*, the four events complete laving nearly all the ap pparw omiaiiities. Them are three sweepstakes for tlhne•year olds, which Prime Plausible and Happaree prenieue awl Queen of the V a l e , Prodeoce and lady nche, may contest respectively, and the brit mentioned min is every cane ; while Thormanby bas nothing to fear is his race, despite the ill) penalty. The match os the last half of the Ahiselos Mile is between two "dark" New• market nags, of which Palm Oil is the moat racing-like ; and his sire and darn (Hesperus and Palm) could do all that was ever asked of theni over a short distance. _ give in; to the Two noaaaaal Daiwa, fur which et least • down horses have loess is the market to wit one purpose or another, and teystery e t l serrounding oe• or two, there may he one or two anon m the prohelde list of competitors : , Asithessi J. Osborne. Knight of St. Aatwop A. Day. Patrick NewAbovir Via ....« W. Boyce. &series Pervade =e — Precipitins Rawly, 1121wwa. L Ursa Sweat lisat , Centeno". 1.... .11 slea s W cit . ' Amato, IsWan= ... J. lism . ba. I eoli Alderott. Zlezikaff .... 0. Fordbana. Those in italics theft is • doubt about geeing at the poet. atreater, ?ling hbour, and Copernicus, having satisfied their °wain et home, although they braked them for some mousy ; but it matters li wheeler they ant, and Criteria° and Elbrus. am equally modemie M their pretension, Cuejuree being also out of the ferig from • want of preperation. Then we Dave the Haight et It. Punch wed Cadets colt held ads by Hurley, thaw* tbe running for the Newmarket Biennial ; and the pads im saes id Asthma and Oompieror have been Were, rey moderme. This Name a dueen to contest the sera ram and its remarkable that of tine the pruitien d lb* favourite is occupied by anything bid a ' • t palls pr. torsagr, lUarikolf having es hie not hi 11/1 gay buss. Asteroid a bead. Him grevisne helpernere Qom salmis the ben of Wish Mall set Bed beam here at very Mg odds, be beteg may arks Yega Sad two " ripe "- at Doseemr, while Fr Me Cairns at Mr. market he was nursing Folkestone (.rod, .dins* umbel aed Ospereirs (fourth) with the woad of as leikesteen • month pnrvionely, had Man Met Mt ewes woken he . sad at CM hest wee see sepal aa lit year. I sea tee se bens es t bed so ma role for sad the Wldlowell rale w mr divided le miner ha his favemr, rpecially seat newtnil II whisk be beet the Mai d is • center mar essay •Me end • ginner WINS weseiving but lslb for fir year; bret w a r bre mile Mee Ilidessralmar7 " mistier kith., s c ab l sta rre'bel e trial hr this identical seas a the beaten by Tom Bowliae, who ins My hen to bin ia Me reel corset. It is this &RlSS arm Met mesa sate limbs whether llerikail is ray se pad_ es mourned, and kr ekes I would meek Nether iron ere hen his ses s=ir be bed bee maw• then Poing Mae bk defeat of Dictator at York (which is E Ur been • AVM, he was ia the sane race army hese Nine, lkertey, sad amend ethers ; sad wine Maud whip et apar be me Walken heir wee premmel to b. the her been d Mr year what le the lemser) he • mask few the famine as at Inniester. Ile hes serer ha. berked sheet hi the umbel as ore se say ; bet these le no eon air skeet Ids gong fur • ease " of sees money, and with tee erlibrins es Yoriminner sad are es useaser him with, they see bray mho • mi kes. be tam the skied is Ms market I always ale Awed is... Ebony wan his MI it Newmarket, and her defeat of Rankly far the Partin Caster would wiser Mr. Orstwlsbefe ease seqpeeter year te the mere* imerites, while she me damn r barkweed Agpia, Sward Bewares, although leelea le then bell Mak la said to be eta • peed sr two tear thee Imlay, when prfameree is the Neressiet Illieseiel was eseerally hens mile bias • freerito but her the term king fa the reelni ; sad Mr. M dor est pat dar e wines the Two illiereaL Lord • bees sumeklegli o nMesey to Ike =erre 6711 C=o ll7 tres i =blyear l 7 l. 4nrev • bees always idol hweorne • wad yin the nor his was ewer bashed th; greater emir, wee depleyed to ley, bektmeikelated that mere memy hie lees laid hone thee in Wiese le the _ rem pal taw =inch doss not prover 110 te 1 berg obletei sow. The ' beerier news were adminekead to bra sire nom day Irk.. hors me inireesed lab the eastitet for the hot Vim en the dreenth of • nest eatishelory trial In my we esquire so better trial t han hie two vie. trite at to discover Imam 'a good qualities, sod Myra be le hid a hors loon adapted to the Rowley Ifila At the mem ler time will ie strays is Dimpieetras urn he is " sendebed; sad they send him to the peek it ir sot lielde fihr the res to send • pealiel ere te thug d the ird het =ityOrden is ma seimal Met LOA le by whet is mid assisersiag him • ad= mister ray ee nook, Or • sr Fri alimonies is the way of " sedienteg bit ep." It is ire his enemy party have pet • peat stake of mean as ; bet Giese they tried him SW *INS bays been very bem, end there are moms grade to &mudding whether he ie easther $L Alban. At say irk it is but fair to show • peshrenee for animals UM have displayed their good in midis, whisk be bee yet to de. Ogaden*, • and eatery are pod eremfgh to Wd.n born fur the aid Pamir thrice performed ealleketly ell te Ma this risk bevies bursa C •d Aram skim giving W biter 7 1b at Oxford, while at York M me • geed rase silk Dundee. However, this was all in the med, and kb beet performance es anything like fair grocredwar the mined to_ Gieshantue at Ca wood, Hanley brag a red behind him wh i ztiel Mb. Against this, Gardener beet Rosalay York, and he has dew so wall this year that hetq be expected to maintain the form, and beat all the Thus, Ruscley Weak an opportneity for wareamiag only animal with a Mare in the race, Kettledmm Precaptsm, tie/drier, and llioplentse having all shown their esprimirilp over hini ; and as the latter apparently gives plan to freak I mist look to the lot for the winner, in preference be Xhariknff, who would eleisialy bamboos beaten by Rim* last year had they met. Let mu, then. declare in lamer et Kettledrum, Imam, and Gardener, In the cater said, to be the first three in the Two Thsnmed, fallowed by the two mares, Preeeptreas and Sweet liewthors, Mr. Merry raking nu secret of his couldesee in the latter lablung before Moseley. The other emits are easily disposed of—Walloon ice the Ooffee Room Sheer sad Link for the :1110 Soya. stakes pr.misice to walk over; while Gui Lier, 1-yr, should be to an of training if he cannot win the 1 Plato de few will like the heavy stake (200 ems. each, I ft) to be you dews for Wednesday's Free Handicap, T. Y. Y., that it wend be out of place to Vani llas apse the probable accepters; sad fosse .1 the other HMIS hi the Nct leek Noe oerniatir, Aneroid, noblesse Ciro!. Pakeee, and Blg Bee brim so nose to her anytime that may oppose then ha their non The half. sr& - Sweepstakes would aim appear a cattiaty for Thunder. bull, if we followed last yrr's mare& am he beat Brows cleverly at weights far age.r aid the latter, thrum& the ramming with Geodes, proved bonen a few pow& better than Little Laity. The mid& between Br Bleu sad Plum will be • sportier affair, alarmed' I like Sir Josephs esaididate, who was anything but fit whet running this ha the Whittlelnuy at Northampton. The (Joe Thousand Ouinme end Newmarket Stakes, with the other events to come off on Thursday and Friday, will be dealt with after the Two Thousand has been decided.— lam, METEOR. .SATURDAY. The roes wee opened on Saturday law for the wave okra of the ineenbees comparing on the Two Thomas& end was numerously attended. 'The businwe traninceed, however, dui not take au wide a range es was anticipated, the strong support given to the two favourites having an injurious effect upon the vowel betting. Tim Two Tmuus.inu Ocurram.—Klerikoff was agate is gnat "fora," his backers readily accommodating " all COMM' ~t half • point over the quoted odds, to • kap amount. Kettledrum also appeared to =Omuta kit poured with peat firumeas, anything over hie prime being booked t.• ay. Preeeptrees Led an upwerdtendeney, 11. upwards dOOl. being take°. 11 to Ito 250 i. was tate. sh.iut Overton; soil 100 to 8 about Sweet liairtisont who •ppms• to be " the one' • 100 to 6 each wee taken to loam., about Inman and BsaLy ; and 22 to 1 The Oitrdswir to upwanls of 3001. Penske was touched upon et 40 81 1, Jun* at 50 to 1, and Neighbour et 100 to 3. Ten Comma Cot—Tlto investments upon this weed were bent limited. Chin dale fond 48 " I ". W all" 48 B to 1, newat.Aries, at to 1 lint only far moil omoolo. was hacked at IS to 1. Uest, wilo op pond mottady ia the nark* lacked friends, 20 to 1 = freely aimed without a reply. 30 to 1 was to Flitatioa. mat 33 to 1 310botodro. TO DOW. Doodle appeared leas Weedy thew wink 4te 1 Laing Offered, w ith out roeseeed with Iladhell basked to win • large stake at 12 any to = Thomse, LoStlsdreat at 1000 to ; and Bs ilia air WI& TWO 1110IISAND GUINEAS BLUM 11 64 4 soli Mr. Himary's Blarikoff (off t3to 1) 9 be Wesel Towneley's Kettledrum (oat 3 tol) I la 1 Mr. Gretwieke's Preceptive' (t) 11 In 1 Mr. Nerrileld's Overton (t) 100 is • Mr. Nwry's Sweet Hawthorn (t) 14 to 1 lard Swanked's Immo (t) 18 is 1 Ms. Merry's Ruseley (t) 22 to 1 9kr 0. hook's The Gardener (t) .40 to 1 Mr. Henry's Parasite (t) 50 to 1 Baron Rothschild's James (t) 100 to 3 TAM Standard's Neighbour (t) THE CHI237'ER CUP. 7 to 1 apt Mr. Nayloes Chen Anne (t) 8 to 1 Mr. Bvrindell's Wallace (t) 10 to 1 Oaptaia Little's Man at Aron (t) 25 to 1 Mr. W. Day'. Schism (1) 25 to 1 Baron NiViallia Light (off) 30 to 1 Mr. Windsor's Flirtation (t) 33 to 1 Young's Millionaire (t) THE DERBY. 4 to 1 apt lir. Merry's Jaisclee (off) 12 to 1 Mr. Henry's Klarikoff (t freely) 14 to 1 Mr J Hawley 's ft..uge Deism (t) 16 to 1 Woad Towaley's Kettledrums (4) 16 to 1 llr. fferiodell'a Big Ben (t) NEWMARKET, Sumer Elam. LAMr aismeata M lioness.—Tbe folio bones hare arrived in aWNM to those on the spot . Alarm, Preci Kettledrum, Ceperoions, Winne; Tbormanhy, of IN. Patrick, Compusey Any, Mari bon, Blesetrina, el Tess, Forester. Tiara, Dux, Weed ford, Foretop, Tetabia, Dilkocelt, Dr. Nichol, Reekley, Orertos sacs „ Barb Pigeon, bro to Schiedam, Dsisibelle, Sweetbread, Warrior, Avalanche, Lib_ellanis, Ariadne, Knight d the Garter, Ks= Bas M iu t te e'se W t Hawtisorn,lett i rl i lly, Clarions eon. =, St. lieraard, Necromancer, Jackal, Eveshand. od INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. CHESTER MEETING—TomaDAY, MAT 8. ib Czarrnmsm pram. • handicap of 10 non Web, loft no mra added, for 3-yrolds. Ono. round and a disimase. IN~ ii ••••m = em •; • ft Black Dimied. V 14 liawcutlir Zodiac V b O Tms wnsenT Mara $ sees. sub, Orsi A T tr, I • II UM Ms num . 5 II 11 :was 6 T U 11 71 Harem 4 7 Abed* amessubi T em Now 4 SAO= 4 T a,* 7 limillidg. 4 7 1 MONO S 61 I POsreatOusei Now _ 4 6 U Tsi lbws' or Wisremm is sped% sided to a loodiosp for all ova Grammer Ovum AP si lb Mad. M Chaaii2y. • • Dummy Usti 1 II • 20141ese • 2 Mader Deed • • Chemmest• • 10 Ileillally 6 IS Ingal Rovaleiga lassffel Imo 4 4 MTh* 4 4 RA Rastas ltiasslut PlkieUm PosMai 7 Pounce abephar4sta Jacinths Ole of MO orra, added to a or all ago. Throrquertirs of Ar. et lb Pony Peach= 4 1 Contusion 6 l=ti $ S = i r ser S $ Clamor 4 Gatmtki S Wynnstay $ Pelyolace $ Wombat aspiardast lisogowoo $ litawarto 1 Chsaarlact Watorwltch $ WWI PLATT, vales 100 son. s►oapafiks el 10 sows, mak ; Mow at Orange—. . si 41 2= 1"11 # I 10 Tux coo: etAIMI a About • ielbo ma eyes ludo IBIZTES ism 4 MP* 11 I 1 9 • 7 16 sela atelt, witaftsailla A. 11 ii at iii be . II 7 .___ _ ___ .. __ _ a r 14 lb Darns Oemsollei 4 .1 Mumma I II re Snip 4 71 • 7 =Ts 4 T 4 7 Mom et 1744444 • 411 Hee 4 4 10 ROYAL THAW= YACHT CLIIIO-Mbil May most. sag of the Royal Theme Yacht Olds is appointed tor Wed. saw* wee the let porshoo, at lb. dab been, ATM. madocilmal, . _The opening tdp, annionced foe Sara m may, UM May, is angemled io predass • Lap that al eta Mr. lidded Omen, Maybe essmairdom wel ham kin leg as bond Mt Phenix, at tem p.m. se the Draw I wiek, Maalla. Several yachts will siMmilio Mem sad afterwards join am:modem's smasdrea below Waldwick his lordship heitiag his flog as board the Water Unr.• ow yawl sf IN Imes. reassier lonmebni beim the yard of Mesta Amy. of Whiniest. sad_prentemsof le be • der. dim* salt. The yachts wig seal in company I. Grams- God, whim the enskatary Mama at six o'clock wiD take plass, at the New Palma Wed (Panistee's), dolmen for whisk ema be siitairsdl bymemiters until five p.m. cm Thurs day, the 941 of May. Poemal yachts are sficiat, aad seem Urge wilicomm ea ths me et Wag out. The lost sight of miry, for Ms bat match an Ms 3rd ions, wM Mcm Monday, NM May. Mashie to lis snessared at Gravesend, ea Saturday, he Jama ROYAL Loirsow YACHT CLIIII. —This popular slab opened its same so Saturday last. The nimecien. ardor, led the rim from Black wall in his beautiful cutter Ms Ammo% sod despite the severity of the weather, our fellowsit by six ar soma ether fine vessels to Erith, whom Ms issaebors sad their Mends dined in full farm, and • very plasma* area* was spent. Loiroox Emma CUM The members of the Leaden RowMg cub, on Saturday, rowed so eight-oared rass with four boob, for • set of goblets given by the club. The weather omen szseediogly nnproyitions for pastime of this de=a, but the rowers palled hard, and bo Masa H. lissadas, F. Matynar vi ,;7. WC., J. VOA S. Ban, H. H. B. Wealmont, U. B. Dempter, and W. Atkisson, deem. The dig itises our from Patasy.bridp to Cheswick Eyot. Bat few maple want pressat. - Fox Huirmeo far Dxvoesautz.—There are at = . sa the sant f of Dams not fewer than five pocks of try Led Porker:oath, Lord Bight:or% lbsßon.M sna ltalls, Mr Hooey Melo, and Yr. Mules Tridarrny. This is • dronratence without parallel in the fox-hunting world; bat although Devon has long been famous as • hunting smutty, there is, strange to my, not • duals pack support e d by subscription. TLe liberality of the five madam la this respect is, therefore, a striking coin ing to the general apathy which prevails in the county, end • maim of jovial huntsmen from all parts of the montry amombled at Raeder last week, and gave a {raid banquet in their homer. Tess WLSTMIN BANK 01 SearLAND. —The liqui dators appointed to wind up voluntarily the affairs of the Resters Bank of Scotland have issued a report which k to be submitted to a general meeting of shareholders at Glasgow on Friday next. They enter folly into the negotia tions with a section of the directors which led to a proposition for • °impressible of the claim made against them by the shareholder. The parties to the arrangement as now pro cotiLre —Mews. Thomas Dunlop Douglas. James Dunlop, Gray Beeluman, George Burns, Thomas Douglas Graham, Memo 11.041,James Borns, Alexander Smyth, Alexander Olnegow, the trustees of the late James Douglas, and the judicial factor on the estate of the late ehillit4 Bogle. A conditional agmewent has teen entered into, subject to the approval or the shareholders, the heads of which are : First. - That the parties named shall, on or before the 14th June next, assign to the hank their whole shares therein, being 142 in number, and make payment in cash of the sum of 1A2,9001. Second. That the said parties be discharged of all claims against them in connectims with the gram and management of the bank. Third. That there shall be paid to the associated shareholders the sum of 15,0001., and to other parties who purchased their shares after 24th June, 11157, and whom cells have been paid, a sum of 201. per share. The balance to form part of the feeds of the bank. Fourth. Should the arrangement net be seceded to by the shareholders on or before the 14th June perk the directors shall have power to declare it at as end. The depending action at the Meteors of the bank will be pomaded with against Messrs. William and James Baird. The proposed compromise requires the sanction of the reempasy by a two intim passed at one meeting, awl confirmed at a wined meet ing, to be held at the interval of not km thew one mouth from the date of the fret. The Wiltshire have sword- Maly celled the meeting for Friday, for the of ob tainer the company's sanction to a spaniel rsedsiMs 11e2- pnwenoß the liquidators to effect a oompronake on the above terms. If the meet sow proposed be carried through, the liquidators will enabled to make an interim return to the shareholders who have paid the calls in full, of 251. per share. The amount of subsequent dividends meet depend on remaining contingencies, but the liquidates* feel War. mated in stating that the amount, to be mtetraed, Mending the interim dividend of ZSI., can scarcely Wilbert of 501. par share. SURGEONS or MiLrrt.t.—The report which hem been circulated lately by some of our proviecial eentinapo- Mk. to the effect that Lord Herbert was about to plane the militia memories on the permanent staff of their re spective regiments is without foundatime.—Usifed Streics Comte. [Adrertiggrnellt.)—HOLLOWAT'S OINIIIINS AND =teg Manse—ln doe Spring Mlllly perms. elhorwiss 118, often stiffer from eredgeg KA mop ad., plepies. set ~els .U 1 suffering hem Peek swam wal flag lb* est weatart bath restored by Hollespw's pre. no be seed withmst tear. Ea astling la Os =weld Were lie amt delicate skin: ocstbkti le Ow pub with Os most kelpie constltellsta. The Oleleseat web sad Mims tbs Irritation; ail MB smutty *a ; ad ismsolOcally as the esters= two. Sloes rho est tbs Opeltse Ss eider. drusgemis as stomach. and theltew seol Idiot: liras disseder Mr me i t t e a l . trso ill e a kattsier as Ow dletwasempsp o w n bun NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIMALT; Aran 27.—A PPOINTWKNTS. —Pay miters A. Whiteley:one, $o the Columns ; and T. Hocking', to the Clerk p° ln a chesea, to the Diadems. PORTSMOUTH, Aran, 28. Hear-Admiral Richard latird Warren, boiated Ids flog on board the Emerald, 51, arrow frigate, Captain Arthur Cununtng, yesterday, and is expected to awl to morrow to relieve Rear-Admiral sir H. Koppel. who will transfer hie flag from the Forte, and return to England. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1861. UNIFEBSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Aran 27. 8z WILLLAX MBDALS.—Three three gold medal, given annually under the will of Sir William Browse, Kok, M.D. (oh. 1774), have been adjudged to the undermentioned undergraduates :—I. For the best exercise in Greek verse—Arthur Sidgwick, Trinity College ; subject, "Tantalus." 2. For the best Latin ode, in imitation of Horace—Augustus Austen-Leigh, King's College ; subject, " Padua Finnan" 3. For the beet Greek epigram, after the model of the Anthologia ; and the beet Latin epigram, after the model of Martial—Henry Tates Thompson, Tri. arty College ; subjects, Greek, "Marrow lea mole," and tt" Imperium in fm rim." la . EIAMINATION.—ThiI examination will commence an Tardy, May 21, in the Senate-bouse. at 9 a.m. Br. Ames COLLSOL—VOLOIITAST CLASSICAL ELLlll immix. First Clem J. D. Evans, lamer, Graves, Ceat kis, Ingram, Spencer. aecoed Class : Bateman, Evans, Hickman, ?coley, Rees, Budd, Snowden, 0. Taylor, J. C. Thompson. Third Clem : Armitage Green, Carey, J. W. Davis, Valenti, Wsla Omannos Onuann.—Mr. Philip John Hensley, B. A. and Mr. Jab* Twentymmt, 8.A., of this society, have bee° elected to Idlemehips, the Slit named on the foundation, and the mermil as that of Sir John Finch and Sir Thomas Decurr° THE STAGE 04311403 PISOPRIETORS AND STEER! AAILWA 1r COMPANIES. A meeting was heed on Friday evening last of the stage carriage trade, at theses.. ittrawl; Mr. H. GRAY is its she. ;Komi Was received from the committee &tuning the defeat of Mr. Tieia's bill on the motion for its second 1 sod of Mr. ttradv's motion for a select committee. Still l . Train, though defeated in the imperial tars, sought to carry out the catemeioes obtained of parish wearies. Such coneasions were clearly illegal. ha to Rarawaterreed, that line was ordered to be taken cep again, unless the adjoining parishee took the onus of the responsibility of its continuance, or continued the lbw into other districts. Such wail the decision of • full meeting of the Metropolis Road Commissioners. It was, therefore, imperstive on the trade to watch the pro ceedings of Mr. Train, and see bow far he would act in de hues of the opinions expressed by the prime minister and the Howe of Commons. A PllOllllO . Ol having reigned to a litter from Mr. Troia, which had been imported i may el tholowspapees, ' Mx.BamimaLD reported that be had,se rerabb to Malmo- floes, searched the Joint Stock Company'.aloes, sad foetid that so fewer than firs Arcot railway easTaMes were re =there. They were follows Birkichawl Railway as ;" capital, 10,0001., is 1,000 shams of 101. sacl,is which Mr. Trite ishemused kw 500 ehireA or 5,0001., half the capital. S. "Marble Ant Street Rad Oompsay," cartel 10,0001., is 200 shares of 501. each, Mr. Trite stibmibmg for 100 shares of 601., or 5,0001., also half the capital. 3. " Westminster abrest Rail Cllspatt7." capital 10,0001., in 1,000 shine of 101. each, Mr. Train sub rib* far 500 shares, or 5,4004, also ball the espitaL 4. Doak of Ragland Street Rail Oempsay," ia 100 shame of 501. each, Mr. Train wbseribioo for 100 shares, or 5.0004, also half the capital ; aid Mimi, 5. "The &net Rail Osespeay," wham bill was read by tits Hawn cif Oemasses. capital 300,0004, is shires of 101. sash, Mr. Train sabewilviog for 15,000 shine, or 150.0001.. deo m ad eaphal. These feels as ' tailed by Mr. isZ st med . 4 .. oilleMl copies ci the raeshadem of maims t ees gam, rim to M a rmeatiss. aid it was y de cid ed that Mr. shed& be eke* watched with a view to secartaiaPnissibtrapally. GMAT PIM Ar OZELSI.4. Yesterday tameistp, about half-peat 1 deka, a Ike was discovered ragbag upon the premises of Nom. J. sad O. W. Todd, it• re, lalnerstreet, Chelsea. The ealahlialisend in question covered an easeeive ores et remizieg parallel with the backs of the karma is dent and Prineehdreet, the =tames to the yard ... telay in Miner-street, at the aide at Mama fly thitt;e englemie arrived the in seemed see hamilahis prepedime that the imams bodies at water thrown apes it Lei for • lengthened paid to have little if asp Waal PIM attar pis el valuable brakes, dote, Plash , end tesaiterip leek lire, mid in a short woe at time the ymod jessweed erne harp body at lime. fAill the embed en freately, end fry tarrying their hem through moms hams is brad the bersu e lm a; earleavoured to Name MI but ms With only partial seems. The mei of the asi the maehism o depertmesel having hies is, ale MSt air, asteesened to defy all = in el b fet to them. A sadden gut of wiad onwied the dense emelt the back window of emend at the hems in Prieseetrest, sad these were rapidly es he. The seem now beanie meet pinta Thaw houses as these sear* high, sad as fee the mast part let out to reepestable and &dr families, few if any of them being issereL The liresess attempted to stay the progreee at the Ink as terse the private be.... were concerned, but setwilimiedieg the met pmiesereethy emortions sevend of them am neador galied. sad tha water pest d their COll - abbot elk* destreyed greatly demeged. Alto =shout Oboes leers have mimed in a more or lees but eleld es tee are seriously burnt. The loss to the lamdes era br eery asately felt. Shard" beton four chin* a amnia leeideal eneurred. Sweat of the hare pike of *alms bed meted moon 'mimeos, lemma to which the he had in doe mums extended and burnt through, N. lava being able to sustain the weight above, the blame gave way, and the blazing As, one by one, fell with a fateful mush into the back portions of the houses in Primes-street, carrying down brick walls in their demot e and setting fire to whatever inflammable material they ante in coated with. In one cues, a pile fell into the rear of No. 20. and before the Cr. could be alti=V id. the house was half burst, and most of its conteats After .meal hours' hard work the aromas bed the satis faction to perceive their labours were telling upon the Cr., sod at six o'clock all fear of its further extension was died. Fated • but up to Lae in the afternoon it was necessary to throw'water woe the ruins. The origin of the in la unknown. It t. supposed to have arisen in the *OOw -house or machine-room ; but °nada( certain on the poet is. be gathered. News. Todd (who have also as establishment at Lee, in Kent) are jointed to some extent, bat the full amount is not known. The 10811 most tor several thoussod pounds. ANOTHCI ATTEMPT TO UPSET A RAILWAY MATH. —On the night of Monday last • most diabolical a was made to upset a train on the Glasgow and S = Western Railway, by some miscreant who at present un fortunately is unknown. On the night in question • large stone, one-half of one of the blocks formerly used as sleepers on the railways, and weighing, at least, 2 owt., was placed upon the up line of mils, in the deep cutting • short distance west of the village of Elderslie, and about • nide or somewhat less from the Johnstoneatatioo. The oracles time when the stews was laid down to unknown, but a goods train, due at Paisley about two o'clock on Tuesday rooming, came in cow. tact with it, and forced the stone along before it for some 60 or 70 yards, when it would appear to .have been pitched out between the wheels, as it was afterwards found at the bottom of the embankment, as the other side of the down line of rails. The stools had been apparently selected from • beep of loose blocks of limestone, whisk bad been need as railway sleepers at one time, and which bad been thrown aside after Isaias taken out. Tag MnisooorzfAN RAILWAY AND INHABITED HOMO Paoreorr.—From • statistical return made by the Metropolitaa Railway to the House of Lords, in connexion with their bill for proeemeate, ice.," it appears that they propose to take 30 houses is St. Passcrea, 29 in St. James's, Clerkenwell, and, 25 in St. Sepulchre, in all 84 henna, and inhabited by 781 persons, to be displaced, the bosses having from 2 to 8 rooms each, and let to weekly talents, but the promoters of the bill Mate that no inconvenience to these persons is apprehended. By the mem company's extension to Fins bury-circus, the More shows that the number of houses that would have been required to be talons in St. Sepulchre would have been 90, occupied by 180 inhabitants; 22 in Boltopb, 140 persons ; end 130 in at, Giles, Cripplegate, tenanted by 780 persons ; the houses containing from 4 to 6 and groom. each, let to weekly tenants, bat principally cam sed of such pieces as Fig.troitoourt, Hoaepockleatlloy, Flying-horosiard, Hartshorn-court, Maidenbeed4lley Boaerhead-buildiogs, sad Angel - alley , to which people and pleas, rye the return, "no inconvenience is apprehended." MEDICAL APPOIIMIENTS AND VonAwcine.--Pro hero Savory, F.R.S., bee been elected without opposition to the assistauit-surgeoncy of St. Bartholomow's Hospital; Moms. F. H. Henanaa sad T. It. Adams have been elketed, after competitive examinations, house physician and hoeee surges& respectively to the Westminster Hospital. There are Tesielaise fee the appointments of house surgeons to the dispenearise of Lose, Newark-on-Trent, sod Birmingham Eye loolibaliom AGM'S TIIIUMPE4I.IM The new turf authority, Th aa meri ocautes,poodkard Ihinhass for the lstal stake*, and Rea ter the Nogotti Nola at Basonsisa bonitos a lot of at Ilor Nsormadist Oman Ilsothog, mat Jealousy alone Ow Ss Limped Gnat Nallissal. Theebate et tbe Two Thoimmat edam bo geteibte Ili Ile 'Metier" al Ws ittresert O. Oft MMWOhnntar ft published al la terowargootaosh to Kee tar pat. Ildeeelee Paany. lam by psolt Ili evil; et pobeeetl^ Ilbeemibeeb Ile wee, tea or , W toffsdieedf eft 111 / Doweling te ewe es eem,,—(A.4. verelemenall tabu inttiligenct. MITROPO appo LITAN COUNTY 0017RTS. MMus days ted the presewt west 'Mamma, St Wartia in slaba.— fcc Tuadaa, April M. BIOORDWRIRT, Portlamtread.—Wedmeday, May 1: nun dt;,=wdfit:. Dui-lenset—Tueeday, April 03: Madam &y, May 1 ; Friday MIPRO*, Whlteliesdafrove.—Wedassday, May 1 ; Friday, S. alammunti, Oldwtreet-mad.—Tuteday, April Sr Thum day, May t low, hirlieldyead.—Mooday, April 23. Wednesday, May L WEUTNCHLYIR, Great Priecottatreet —Tuesday, April Setriweraus, Bwaradreet Dorosik—Thesday, April 30: Thursday, May t . Friday, 3. Limswell, Camberwell New-rest—Tuesday, AMU 20 Wed mislay, May 1. WANDSWORTH, South street—Thunday, May R. CITY OT LONDON. Gulkihall-buildinp.—Tuesday, April 30 Friday, May 3. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Arsu. 27. Mingo in Banco in Easter Term.-(Baton the Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, and Justices Crompton and Blackburn.) O. ?ATLOL-1 AND TOLLS. This was a one os the crowo paper involving an im portant question am to the liability of volunteers to pay toll The appellant wee • captain in the let Surrey Velve teen and the respondeet was the toll collector at Keening ton Turnpiketate. On the 2nd June but the carps went into the country on drill, having been regularly assembled for that purpose. After the drill was over the appellant and two other members of the corps, in uniform, and with their arms and woutremeata, took a cab to Mute how. When they came to the respondent's pate he refused to allow the cab to go through his gate without payment of the toll. The volunteers remonstrated, bat the re spondent was determined, and eventually they nid 3d. for the toll. They then strummed the respont, but the magistrate refused to convict, sad the appellant there. fore came to this court to have the Twain settled. Mr. Garth, who now appeared for the walks% en- Unclad that the one owe skis* whin' the MAW and spirit of the nemption ia 3 On. IV., e. 136, en. 33; namely, that toll should set be taken for say clank. an Toying volunteer infantry en gong to or reams* it em plan on the day appointed for any public dray, i such pewee were dressed in uniform, and bed their area, be,, at the the, of claiming the exemption. The est We exempted any bone upon which • cannier wee riding when as duty. Yr. Juane Blackburn mid the 'mural= dearly pro vided for the hone, and why should it not apply to aen ringenveyw • volunteer? . Gun could not itnentemd why the carriage should not be exempt Kr. Lash, cm the other side, having referred to the act. of parliament, submitted that there was a distinction be tween a earriage belonging to the service mad a carriage Irked by a volunteer for his own acoommodatics. lb. Justice Blackburn said the magistrate mimed to have desaled that the meaning of carriage wee an furnished by the TbTard Chief Justice pointed out the di ame* between a regular soldier and a vole/Meer ; one bad the mbede of leis time taken up. and was paid for it, while the ether voluntarily gave up a pertkm of his time without radical( an remuneration, and he met resin his pima of 4111A1411111. whin might be at a greet distance. The hedgers In. leaded that the roliateeros be Ma all the expense upon blateaU, should, If he wareeillged to go is a earriage, bare that ouriage ameept hum ten. Yr. Lusk said the& by the Lin Via, e. ft, in we of her Majesty's odious sad whine doing duty on brosenek, the horses would 'i c se imp = ben toll. bet sot so if them hones were in hired er voldriam The Lord Jodie, ehearred that the hoists were found far Ohm, Mr the puma, of discharging their UV , but if they Giese te go to drill or aurae, luxuriously in • carnage, they were sot permitted to admit the crap . — kr. Justice Creagan mid the volunteers earns forward to protect the public, end it wee intended that they shackd be put to as the __ Jostles expense ao poesibla The Lord Oldef was el *sin that the decision of the megletnee was erresecoas. lie ought to have de cided in fewer el the eampleimmt, sad the ease most be resitted heck le him to tate further proceedings. Upon earefully at tr. eestieas el the Tencitr ed -het. ha I :Zi l lepados at a carriage bona fide 111111 in con veyieg Use subsetser infantry to • piss* ewes% he., or in hefting this heck, woo included in the exsomptist. The earriegeo, to have imam* front toll, meet he esn =he would net my mainly*, but sub *. the eisvoyease of volunteers. Volunteers riding in • nubile vehicle plying for hire, and not scuds odedy geed by theta, would set being the earrige within the assoption. At posses sesidentally ridiag in or epee • whisk interied foe the voiratiers, and not miss; any thing, would set take the sainhoge out of the exemption. He could understand the Ispidaturo, with • view of ewes the Wobble and ssest useful exercies of military an as to protest the eenatay la we. of invasion, giving veinnteers that immunity fee exposes which they ought to have. The samaplion appall to snob • sees as the present, ia respect of • conies* moseying purser bass IS. vehistesra, sad actually returning from their dell The case was then remitted book to the niegisinta &kiwi at Nimi Priam at Gaildlimit --(Bean lir. Airtime Wieland's sad Oolmasaa Juries.) ELIE W. SZE WU? lIICZAND RAILWAY 001EPA1Z—ALUNIND Yr. Homy Jaren@ appeared as mantel for the plaintiff, sad Mr. Coderidp for time defeadsat. This was as adios latinsbl by the plaintiff, who reside' at ellipse% is Ream to nearer the value of a pigeon sent to a poultry show by the defendants' line of railway. ♦ verdict was totuad far the defendants. 0017 RT OF RILOREQUER.-.-APRIL 27. The court lit in halm to-day at Westminster, and having disposed of one ease rose at an early hour. Their lordships were yeepared to take other motions, but in consequence of the sittings at Guildhall the counsel engaged were not present. kittiop I NW Prim at . Guildhall.r . -(l . 3efir Mr. Rims Obsaasil mad Osamea hides.) BAIL= r. 111•111.—FALIII Mr. Joyce and Mr. Bathe it eighly were =tinsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Robinson and Mr. Lewis represented the de. feedant. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a *tyre flame dealer, against the defendant, a printeeller, residing in the Minimise, for false imprisonment. It appeared that the parties had been acquainted for some five or nix yam, sod the plaintiff was in the =bit of making fames for the defends= and tilting pictures in exchange. The dies. dant went with a detective officer to the house of the plaintiff, and gave him in charge for stealing a quantity of pictures. The plaintiff was taken before the magistrate at the Mansion•house, and after the hearing of the case lie was diseharged. He then brought the prevent action. The defence was that the defendant had reasonable and probable cense for &Mg the plaintiff into custedy. The jury found a ver dic t for the plaintiff—damages, Xi. CRIMINAL COURT OF APPEAL.—Arun. 27. (Worn Lord Chief Baron Pollock, Julien' Wilbur, Wilk*, and Blackburn, and Baron Wilde.) TIM QUM if. HILAXII7.—CI3IIOOII CAM. It appeared that in this cue _the whom. was indicted and convicted at the last Nott i ngNtm. simian of steal ing 15 cwt. of coals. The prisoner was in the habit of going to the prosecutor's col lie ry topurchase coals sod slack, and there was a regulation that no coal should be taken away without being paid for, a regulation that was well known to the prisoner. On the occasion in question the prisoner's cast was laden by one of the prosecutor's men with soft oath who afterwards went to another part of the premises. The primmer want to a heap of stack, which was of half the value of soft coal, and covered the soft coal in his cart with slack. He then went to the weighing machine, and told the clerk he had • load of slick. The clerk made out the hill accordingly, and the prisoner drove away. The fraud was afterwards discovered; the prisoner was followed and brought back, and upon being told the difference of pries between soft coal and slack he paid the difference, saying it was the find time he had tried it, and it should be the last. Subsequently the prisoner was apprehended for stealing the coal, tried, and convicted. On the trial awes submitted that the offence did set amount ton larceny. as the coal was not taken against the will of the owner. The point was reserved for the consideration of the court. Mr. Cave, on behalf of the prisoner, contended that the moperty had peened to the prisoner, co that he could not be held guilty of larceny. The Lord Chief Baron said it was perfectly clear that the clerk was led to believe the load wan slack, and not coal. The court were unanimously of opinion that the conviction was good, and affirmed the conviction. Conviction affirmed. TIM WIZEN V. DAVIS.—ASSAULTING A COOTIT-COMIT BAJLIrI. The prismier was indictedandcou vieted at *sleet Welsh RaniMO, before Mr. Justice Ryles, for an assault on a county court bailiff. The officer was ezeoutiag a warrant against the prisoner from the Carrnarthenshire County Court when the assault complained of took place. On the trial it was objected, first, that the warrant did net show a refusal to pay ; and secondly, that the preeeediese autherhieg the warrant were not prom'. Mr. Justice Bytes, however, over ruled the objections, but reserved than for opinion of the court. The prisoner was convicted of a common assault only. Mr. Giffard, for the prisoner, urged that the walnut did not show there was jurisdiction to authorise the wrist, which Ina necessary, ea process alone did not prate* Um Aker. . . . .. . . Titeoourt took time to conoklar their Miran& COURT OF BLNIERUFTOY.—Arsts, 27. Wore Mr. Ormadadosar lialroyd.) W/JITAOI AND MILIMMOS sum Nobles bad boss 'iv.% to &webs tb• Ala was Mil la Ws Rake against Jabs Batas% Emory eis. 4 4 :1 6 . 3 wa"1: 4 7,=,4•1 1 .1 1 E i l She sal at ins sialsa4 yea erraasd. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Area. 27. (Before Mr. Commissioner Nichols.) Rt THOMAS FITZNAIMUCII ROIRL This insolvent, who had beeo a lieutenant in the South Middlesex Militia, applied under the Protection Act ; Mr. supporta& tmarsh, a Homed victualler, and other creditors appeared to oppose. An application was made on the part of the insolvent for an adjournment for one month, to suable an arrangement to be made to prevent the insolvent through the court. He had been in prison, and di seaargsu on his interim order. One of the creditors wished to know whether the tool votes father, the general, he said, was to be a party to the settlement with the creditors.. — Theregtei;rOfiheeoWrtrw;;;;ked that the peen' was not before the wnwt. . 1178;firarsli thought a month was quite long enough I and after Kano further discussion the case was adj to the 4th of JIMA, YILINDLT AILUSTIL Applications were made to several calm of admitted "friendly arrests" for bail till the hearing, and some of the applicant' had come from the country. In two cane the applications were panted, and in two other mess the matter stood over. MARKETS. TALLOW.—SaroaDsv ANTE:MOM —The market was steady to•day. Prices closed the same as yesterday. De• liveries to last evesiag, 1,095 mks. Arrivals, 844 essla. OOTTON.—LiennrOot., Arml.27.—Our raerket continues steady, with a good business doing at yesterday's prices. Merles are 10,000 bales, including 30 07,117 American, 4gd. to Bfd. ; 1,300 Burst, Bd. to Sid. • Egyptian, 7gd. to 9d. ;100 Pernacu. Bgd. to 81d. ; 130 . Maranham, at Bgd. to 91d.; import is 47 et which 3,000 are ,012 bales for speculation and export. To. day's . COTTON GOODS.—lLtrOmotrot, APRIL 27.-21te market became gradually quieter during the week, ander the influence of Mill hardening prima asked by woken; consequent on the upward tendency of cotton. Tth Ameri can news has brought everything nearly to a standstill, ezcept that there is, perhaps, a little more inquiry for yarns for the continent. The advance required by . opinion sines Tuesday prevents anything more than a tr ifling business beingfr og ne. Blackburn yarns are nominally dearer than at IM of the week. Although the market for yarns has • and hardening ap es fa reaper* of prices asked, there is a good d of uneasiness resulting from the irregularity in the demand. The amount of bugloss' has been suf to oevent stooks accumulating, but not enough to sustain producers in their attempt to follow the advancing rates of cotton. The firmness of the market is too evidently dependent on the speculative movements at Liverpool. 'llls continued fins weather during the last fort night has allayed apprebeosions which way becoming serious relative to harvest prospects. It is found that the strike of mill kande in the Ashton district has reduced mateeially the production of the finer printing-cloths and figured fabrics. The re cent limited demand for t printing-cloths her subsided. The business done in the last fortnight has been principally is the heavier ions, of which there is still a large production. In 39 in. 8} lb., an donee ham been established of 3d. per piece. Prime cloths, which wire procurable ten or twelve days ago at 9s. did. to Bs. 6d., have been sold at Bs. 9d. and Ba. 10Id. The general quotation for 71b is now 7s. 6d. Ear 40. inch shirtinp the market has been quieter this week, and no further pogrom the been mode with the improvement in price which had previously ecomemeed. There is nothing at all agog is 36 Oohs% emeept where manufacturers feel compelled to dispose of them at prices barely equal to the avenge el r v p:ls cmi s leat=y, and s Domestks ou una quatiee lme 1 1 :ve a r ge ess sea The liwasbitstse mute& km hiss Warted in some &Fee by the swipes failures at Yeaseilles. WOOLLEN—L=4, Argo 117.-710 molest promoted Illvez ass epporance tide mearoing. There NS 11401111000 of home in the hals, ad although th= chases were not individually km% the was quite as average. The aanonacentenr7tt Loam wool sales so early as the lith el Nay has givea considerable surprise. They were not impeded to take piece so early. HARDWARE—Brimmiatfam, Ann. 97.—The trade of this town is still without the slighted aabiation. Orders mine in so slowly on account of the home as well es the foreign Made, that it is with difficulty the manufactories me kept gate& oven id the sheet time at which some of them lam kepi their weikpeople employed of late. The tawdry irommatere are ordering goods to • very limited extent, evidently in the fear that the burin's, as far as they are concerned, is likely to be slack duriog the summer tbm are anxious, accordingly, sot to encumber themselves with stooks. The reports are to this effect from all who ere in the Maple trades here, and the general opinion mired irlethe prospects of trade are discouraging. The menu batwing trades carried on in the district adjoinieg the town ere most of theme des. ln the iron trade time he. bees a slight improvement, and the works as is more &Mira opera tion, but it is still in mything but • healthy state. OORN.—Ciwasmas, Aran, 27.—Oar marked was dull for wheat at last weeles prior. MaUlm barky sad berms were 2e. done. Wheat, 40s. to 110 s.; barley, lb. to 425.; bases, idis. to 445.; oats. tats. M i ts. Ooicunerna, Aaare. 37.—A liberal supply of wheat sad fair of ether pain. Wheat, swept for a few selected par cels, sold slowly at prices barely equal to thine of lest nor ket day. Barley very dull. Beans and peas is. demur. GIJILDPOSD, AMU', 27.—The quantity of wheat aerial; was large, but • considerable portion of it remained over from farmer markets, it having of late been slated impels table to quit the inferior sorts. Trade was inactive, with a limited demand, but pipes were without material aliena tion for the bast ees&tlened sorts. Wheat, 44a. to Ile. Barley, 28s. to 425. Oats, 225. to Ms. Beans, 40s. to 445. Hnirrronn, Arnim 27.—We had a fair offer of wheat to day; condition better; lam week'srates fully supported, and the inferior very dull, at less money. Barley lees offering, the prices for the finest samples fully supported ; inferior are most unealeable. Oats of good quality a ready sale, at last week's prices. Beans and peas ruled dull. Wheat, Me. to 445. Barley, 28e. to 42e. Oats, Ira to Ms. Peas, 28a to Ma. Beans, 28a. to Ws. _ _ LIZOSIMTS, Al2ll, 27. —At our corn market this morning there ma only a moderate quantity of wheat from the growers, the quality of which on the whole was pretty fair. Since last week the weather has been changeable, the first few days being fine, with sunshine, but to-day and yester day the thermometer was falling, and this morning there waa • sprinkling of snow. Wheat met • slow demand at the full prices of last week. Old white made 735. to 78s. • new, 430 a. to 68s._ ; old red, 60a. to 635. • ' new, 565. toilet'. per 36 stone. The inquiry for barley ruled inactive, but the show being short, last week's currencies were for the most established for the finest end., while ordinary ditto supported their value ; malting, 361. to 425. per qr. ; gri g 30a. to 32a. per 30 stone. There was a meagre show of 'este, for which the demand wee firm , and prices were Is per qr. higher than last week, old samples making 30s. to 34e. ; new, 245. to 30s. per 24 stone. The show of beans was Kautz, and the trade ruled healthy at • slight im provement in prior for ordinary sorts ; the best ditto were fully le. per qr. higher ; old, Ms. to 58e. : new, 495. to Ml.. =atone. Fine old flout, 495. ; seconds, 43a. to 44a. 41s. per sack. Ni f-Tritn, Aram 27.—At our market this morning we had a good supply at wheat from the growers, and fresh-thrashed selected samples, being wanted for mix inf, u were taken off upon much the same terms as ma this day se night ; inferior descriptions, on the other band, being difficult of disposal, even at a reduction of ls. per qr. South country qualities and foreign being firmly held, scarcely a transaction occurred, so that prices can be writ ten little better than nominal. Flour without alteration, and although the quantity offering is trifling, it proves quite adequate to the demand at present existing. tang barley in very slow requeet, but cannot be called cheaper: for grinding there is no inquiry. Malt unchanged. Beans seldom asked for. Boiling peas nominally the same. Oats met little attention, owing to our large buyers being fully stocked ; Scotch varieties, unless quite sweet, unsaleable ; sweet Danish no lower. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, comtwim, 1,157 qrs. ; foreign, 9,644. Bye, foreign, 25. Barley, foreign, 320. Malt, eoesiwlee, Oats, coastwise. 1,170; foreign, 2,330. Pees, foreign, 00. Beans, foreign, 441. Flour, 430 sacks. Indira cora kw, 360 sacks. Noswrosr, Arstr. 27.—A fair supply of wheat at to.day's market sold slowly at barely last week's prioes. There were but few samples of malting barley offering, and more mousy wee demanded. Flour in layout of the buyer. Whits wheat, 58a. to 62a. ; red ditto, 545. to 58s. ; damp and inferior ditto, 48s. to 545. ; hest chevalier malting barley ? 425. to 445. ; runs chevalier ditto, 38s. to 40s. datihng ditto, 31s. to 335. per qr. Flour. 425. per sack.; 39s. Avirages : Wheat, 1,883 qrs., 575. 10d.; barley, 611 qrs., 4d. Narrnsia•s, Ana 27.—Thers was a tolerable show of wheat on offer at our corn market to-day, which comprised • moderate sprinkling of new and a few samples of old, the former being in pretty good condition. The weather during the past week has been variable, and to-day, it is very cold, with a fall of snow. The wheat trade ruled languid, at last week's price.: old white qualities made 721. to 80e. ; new, 6th. to opa; old red, 64. to 735, ; new, 48e. to 645. per 36 done. The show of barley was middling, but the demand maimed • quiet aspect, and prices were quite ea easy as on the week • , malting sorts making 351. to 43p. Basle, 40 .. 445. per quarter : old grinding, 31s. to M. ; new. 29a. to Ms. per 30 stone. Of oats the supply was limited, and a fair consumptive demand was experienced et extreme prices, while the tea sorts moved off at la_ per quarter advance ; old, 32a. to 395. ; new, 261. to 39e. ; foreign, 26.. to Ms. per 24 stone. Beane were ia short sup. ply, and and • ready sale at prises la per quarter higher ttan leei week : old, 675. to 6h. ; new, 44. to 50s. per 38 done. Super doer, 465. to 525. ; fine, 46. to 48s. per 20 OIVOID, Aran 27.—Ths 00T11 market to-day, althea& N bad oonotling like tin boon' moor woo well supplied wish Slog tibia olto .4 gnat hilly ;land Li wok's Ono. 7Mtafai iris quite iswerbie. Bain woo von ploatifd. ewd Mai bon 2 to gar ar. Ono won wank hen Ida to lb, awl a gesideanad far prime sus. Dons won onsoa, aid add bon V. to Ns. Hog treirwArwit. 3.-41aradalar consaged and radaarit le 112 dud M dew sr lord dash Uhl* id dated das. saisslag about ciashandedit a an Inah Andrade ; and ark 10 dig., above 12 deg., add assaig throe hundredths lardisid. L—dsposed therroorder la shade. M.—Moistaied bulb (for evaporation and dor poiat). D.—Direction of wind (less—two points Off of aut aide). F.—Force (I to 11-.19g94. 0.-0•111 (1 to 9). [duals: b, blue sky, e. dent ;t, tog, k I. lightning : 114 113 , 99) (IMO ; o. csiergast (dull; ; r, rules, saw I. thunder. B. SmdisdArass (1 to 9). Taw aim rms. spa raw AR/uric Dalian Bros WATCHES. —" A nuwbt't of sew and agthells deigns fur the embellishment of 1.110 4 have been invested and exhibited by Hr. J. W. Benson, 'lO and 34 Co Ludgate-bill, and 46 and 47, rnhill, who hoe ( owlet himself with commendable success to provide, in this nartirug branch of manufacture, the union of taste and usetuine , i . striking in the productions of the French artificers. The u,0.: progress in the art of watchmaking in kingland is owing to M enterprise and industry of several gentlemen, who ire nv reaping a just reward for their ingenuity. Amongst these Benson holds a prominent position, and his designs may ther. tore be recommended to the notice of the public." — "lnulY 10- graph." Benson's Illustrated Pamphlet, post free for two Is descriptive of every construction of watch now made. U 3 : ,6 safe by poet to all parts of the globe.—[Advertiaementj !Med eitat dt 0 P;' Iti CT, rat aiand hill the unpn BIRTHS, MARRIAGE/I, AND DEATHS. abd ar Iv m BIRTHS. ahem!, BILLILY.-April U, at Brunswick-term°, Brighton. the wife • ---- F. !Seeley, req., of • son. I Ni BINGNAM.-April 24, at If arapton-park, Gotham, Drlstel. tS A wife of Mr. IL W. Bingham, of • daughter. COMILL-April 25, at Littleton, near Guildford, the ells a L . H. Coube, Let., of a son. LL an Lni...-Ape 80n 20, at Brixtonville, Brixton, the wife of T. DU , . im . ai pillg thei NAM -April 25, at Riehmond.terrace, Bedminster, Suter , tom the wife of Mr. G. H. Hall. of • rioa. , , rel JILRYGIAL-April 24, at Herriard.park, Hants , the mJe ` Y. J. IL lervelae. DR., of • mon. 4 0 ! Pi to MAN.-Apia 26, at the Crescent, Glapham.comtuon, the eilel Y. Man, req.. of • son. MASON.-April 24,5 t Woolwich, the wife of It. Mann fa• -- A - of a son. fiTHOWBRIDOL-Apill U, at Llansawel, Cartnarthcashin.V 1 ~ wits of Mr. W. T. ftewbridge, of • daughter. MARRIAGES. MARRISON-WALKIIL-April 25, at the parish church. l'e e ' Oars Lancashire, by the Rey. Canon Ilnonhy , bullet so n of T Ili , br. p si Aron, Bal., of Singleton-park, near Kendal. to YIIIIICCI AO -•, • , daughter of 0. 0. Walker. Esq., of Cheehain. Bury. • LMITH-BOBWORTH. -April 24, at the parish church 1 1 1. 5, .... ems-Thorp Aere, Lei.7estershire, by the Rev. J. B. tittle) ~'" . 64 H. J. renith, of Manordale, Foresthill. Kent. to Fors ds , ..' • • Baawarth,Lso_.. of the Grange, Malley, Lelrestenlm,,, i . . THOMPSON-YHILLIPS.-April 26, at St. Giles's, esn' t " l " g I by the Raw. W. J. Chapman. I). U. A. Thompson, Eri • i Marian, dauOter of J. Phillip", Esq., of Camberwell. TURN SJI-BI7NRELL -April 26, at St. Georges, Lerdt h F n Rev. T. F. Bill, Dr. T. Turner, of Leeds , to Anne, .126,1 1 • . the late B. Burrell. DN., of Litton Moue, Letiiii. /I L 1 DEATHS. 1.., II . &WM-Apra 24, Mary, wife of Mr. W. B artle, of Usk , , read, Tort, god 60. COUCH. -April 14, at Gibmonaquare, Islington. W. 0. c. Eel, aged St a.... 4eta DEN VT.-Arlin, at Sandhi* Reigate, S. Deady, TAI-• 4 " 1 , GRENNIL-Aprli Mi, at No. 9, Upper Vilmpole street. -11 0ft,1:4 days' Muses, Laura Elizabeth, aged 9 years , the foilnin4 , of T'homasa Webb Greene, Esq., Q.C. LING.-April It, at Suseez-square, Hyde.park-itstae o. q glaft Zan, aged 77. _ . MILNK-Aprli 26, at BrUDIWICk-1140SM MariTsret ."°' .."*" GC N. Illina i t., well 7 6 0 f ilr PIAOOCIL- 06„ sA Bristol, George Daniel. lon s--6, Parieresk, 111 RIENAL.- 124, al Denmark-hill, Elizabeth Ann, alf' ' SP A , turd rt. lArtab.-ApFil 14, at GrOV(1 , 411611. I , "S bb ' "USb ''. inkt ail Whim W. Wtess4 In., soda& "la _-- beer tar. a ;'. i rerh o lli . l'lr iva ttl reek Thtlthed by WILLIAM Matt HA in the City of London, rneYr....,„„ auk fa Lonsbard4treet, In the Preciuct of 9 10 .""' o.meo s MIZISAY, AYSILIO,I3III. pets, not much in demand, were worth from 40e. to CA' hoar a good sale, at 455. and 465. per eaik. Parnanononon, APRIL 27. —At our market to-day we bad a good supply of wheat, which met a slow sale i t barely the price* of this day week. Barley, beet sorts, dearer. Oats make hill prima Beane ready sale at la. per quarter more money. Beet real ulosot, 58e. to 60s. per smarter al 504145. • common ditto, 445. to 46e. per qr. of 480ibn ; esti, la id. to Is. 4d. per stone ; beans, 44e. to 465., fine up 48e. per qr. imperial measure. ARAMS°, Aram 27.—After a week or two of fine and seasonable weather a change took place this morning ; the wind having returned to the east, the temperature fell 10 degrees, and • cold rain had commenced. Still, es th e mercury is high, it is not likely to be oontinnovely wet. The growing plant of w h eat now requires warmer nights to give it • healthy and promising appearance. There was not • a2e attendance at oar market this morning, and the se yof wheat wee short. Business again ruled heavy ; i d at the early part of the market sellers could not ob. tin • bid. !rinse remained the same as last week, millers only parehanng to meet present want. In other articles very HUM doing ; prices analteced. - • • • • • • Roca:renal, Aran V.—The supply of wheat at this et. change was moderate in amount, lint most of the samples were in improved condition. Best qualities of both white and red maintained last week's quotations, but interior samples were slow of sale, millers being disinclined to give the rates demanded by farmers. There was a good supply of foreign, which in some instances was quoted at about Is. per qr. be low former rates. Barley, of which there we. not a large supply at market, was only taken in retail, at about former currencies ; but simples for grinding purs ue are about 6d. pm qr. dearer. There is still • god oar sumptive demand for oats, which maintain the extreme rates of bat week. Beans are still sought after, and con. thane in request, and prime hare advanced le. per qr. hos were somewhat cagier to purchase. There is no alteration is the price of flour. WlBllOll, Aram 21.—A moderate supply of grain bees to-day ; the wheat trade cmitinues lull, with very little de. mead for any but the best dry samples, which ma be called about the same in value cm this day week. Km* corn of ell kinds in fair demand, at former prices. Weather wet sad oat with the wind et east. Prices to the power:— Wheat, white (Dew), 48e. to Ws.. 63Iba. par bushel; red, (new), 445. to 63A, 6311 m. per bushel ; oats (new), la. to ls. Id. per Mom Woman's:it Area. 27.—At this day's market there err a abort supply of wheat, which found buyers at about to week's pews. Batley may taken in ratan; value us. allied. Onto bold far 64..t0 L. per qr. advance. Bean anther dearer. NY Is. per qr. lower. TOM. Aran. 27.—The quMtity of wheat exhibited at our eons market today was pretty Womble, sad the attendance of farmers and factors was abmt an average for the MIMI. In this county the young wheat plants variably spoken of in some pleas it looks tolerably healthy. and is &mug quite as well as can be expected, while in others it is thin and canes on very slowly. The dernand for wheat was dull at lets rtes : the beet descriptions of white made 645. ; eseendary and common runs, 565. to 625. ; fine red, 565. other kinds, 465. to 54e. per qr. of 36 stone. The show o f , barley was limited, and only a moderate amount of beat. saw was trammeled, at press similar to thaw obtained in the week previous : malting made 38s. to 40.. per qr. ; grinding, 344. per 36 stone. Ms quantity of oat* on offer was mall, and good simples were taken off middy, at prim rather in favour of the seller, sales taking place at Ms. to firds. per 24 stone. There was a fair demand for beam but the supply was scanty, and holders had no difiloulty in obtaining m advance of le. per qr. on recent miss old, 545. to 56e. ; new, 48e. to 525. per 38 stone. Malt, 70e. to 72. ; rye, SU per qr. ; flour, 475. to 431. per ID Mom. --- ELIKOALDT, Am= Tr —At our country markets this week we had very little grain offering. Geed samples of wheat mad oats sold readily at b. per qr. advance , ; inferior wheat, la. per qr. lower. Barley seems exhausted. So H today we had very small of all Wade of grais, geality geserally very middling. slow at about last week's Mose. biking quality into aceriant. Wheat, 32a. to aDs. par qr. ; barley, Ma to 40a ; gate, 24a. to 31a. WATER/OEN ATSIL 17.—Our arrivals of foreign grain foe the week consist of only two cargoes of Indian cora, and of oar owe growth the supplies are meet hisignificant. The trade, however, is far from satire, and buyers limit their operations ea much as powrible. Wheat—The few sample. of really good Irish which appear at market bring full rates, but anything inferior is quite neglected. Foreign net much inquired for, and we reduce our quotations about 3d. per bane/ Barley wanted, and 3d. to ed. per barrel 4sarer. Oats realise a further advance of 2d. to 3d. per barrel, which buyers pay mod reluctantly. Indian corn in better asemad, but the decline la Liverpool enables par. cheeses to supply themselves at per barrel ieExpna Flour the turn lower.lndian corn, 3,195 Imports 3d. this week heat, 180 .; ,• four, 30 sacks. orts money. this week :—Wheat, 862 barrel, ; barley, 50 ; oats, 4,550 ; four, 672 woks; Indies corn, 1,550 barna ; oatmeal, 8 masks. WEATHER REPORT. ftwimAY, Ann M 8 To ♦.Y. E. & 11. D. 7. D. I. 7useowans SO. II N.W. Alasam lO.l N $4 N.N.W. Lams 30.21 44 le N.W. MIME 13.211 40 41 LW. Massoass 3O. 66 61 POssam W. 4$ 41 1.8.3. lamas 10.12 46 18 E.N.E. GALWAY 34.1 16 18N. 801230100101 3010 43 40 N.W. • 14•1111001. 10.11 66 so N.W. Nab N.N.W. o rst i r 2"11 . 4 441s . . N. 8143 41 N.N.Z. Loma lO.l 41 40 DOM' 3O. 63 61 16. PO2lOllOOlll 3O. 68 64 ELI. 0 1611171410) 04.13 64 46 11.3.1. • Psrmoont Paraanam ST 66 3.11.1. .hosirr Comma's — 40 LW. 113LD113 3O. 41 NJ!. W. Nun 11130113111 10.04 88 8.3 W. e ILI,/ I=