The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-24 00:00:00

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Lead at 0/Jetty, MIR ILLUBTRATID, N BMWS of ...y .L 1 0 : 1 101: d r o ... Ilei g tarn i a =e a . 71milimiiigiasidebi at ei - s lni a t a ir i z r ... 4l. g P rar is. .s)- 11 1 1 :trandellimma..tak i e NM .• ^ 4 bNpinllON--4iskiskim IL. Simmer a Ovins. at Disokrege. sadNiuvß T ANlv en of a• Paw Ur. Oarlim —Aid aedl noileival Ast zumem e a (I sefiel--ealmit of IL Or Im—Ths Me M. Gay Loork-Tdl,6Orem% of BM % rafilik OW OrisMal hallium ma MI dr Nora ot lieuesk.-061,0916, arm& N.. It strompil. SECOND •zmnatir. MT MARKET. [THREEPENCE. --- 4 - - • ...-.1614‘... 1 zvom M. oAsittra :rsri, airmen M12 1 101240-LAIIIL--11111 DAT. Ihreaa.—Tbe pebile Wes are mike offMeedlly, and kiss moult et he ma kw hr Me week Waswelbillest week's ea. row has been freely paid. quail a shads Uglier he low gosh ; grocery leaps, 494. sl.. Corral —MO begs el good *Maw ..the sold sandal la Paths sale. at 40s. • • few lots at dOs. hi., mid& folly sup ported last Pridefi prises. GOMM.-loises , .ooo bows Grenada wen oared and part sold, at preview p Ilk te 41s. ilard'errum-1.000 bap were Mired I. weigh sale, and sold at full prises. Behuslisit 41 to 04, Ma to Ih. 01. CoTTOX lies been +wady as tbe plabile sale. Very mid dling to aidaleg hir, 411. to M. per lb. ; Madre; fair Tiesetrelly, per lb. Som 911111•1• B dell. Time prise et wad* he sand roams& kr 40,000 piles., belt West ladle ud ball Ent India, las bees take*, Me am bees made public ' Taa.—vbe demand for dowses qualities bas slightly la ream se-day. rrom.—Tbe bubbles dime during he week has boss sesell ; rims mash mialtsred. Etca.—This artiale has mare* malataked last week's , sad the speculative demaad has pertly subsided. la ardeles no material alteration. RAILWAYS. Tzar DAY, Two o'CLoca. The beim la the she!. market to-day kat beet es a Ilmitel seek but prams are gmmally steady, though astehereeteriesd by the buoyantly notified yes terday. Gnat Northerze mark 71.; Groat Westerns, 66 1 ; Louden and North Westerns, 103 f. For the York lines the market is good. Business has beau dose is Berwick. at 13f 1 and in York and North Midlands, at 17. cuaursiew p= so . 4l I r l - 6 ••• ••• • tix erst.km , theth mathathaty nopisyst lost bar, r .-rnee Yr sea ral•Makty ragairt. Air a& r prompt* me of ao Ilms mar. Carry rtr as•manal B:+s dappoidi a lin of pads • thr Ib a eab math as well • rod Aeasies. Vaa L o d . ne .te-a rognipn. Sado soripbed to Os Mn ef u m .. for Mimosa theammothi by do asthma elt. ram mithaliMathip Sp ULL rat % IMAM.% MIIMINIMIthth Lek& Fosaiox . -onus Bum 211.--Ths aim ham bon= to sperm of Me. Mdse. Yes B ore r ee Oessul im Nariassilasi brim **ay dr Cr of Par tap/. IrkSotp ip a t t . . mas Soots lharl atOls.-I.Bm. mad r le be etwL lkst..wit, by wer., else lineestua. taw tet. I' odd !Mgt- Iv* AMINIIO/011116 SOIL OWL . 4 ■04. ra r .•_.__ •110810 . 00 7; W . WM " . OJT. pr. le be UR lei MOM. by 'MIN woo ahlallal. 11'. Hamm br pee, des Oda. idol mine. 74th P.,--ffrev. tbeet..o3l. A. W. Deserver. Ara b. reit, Mbe welter. vies A. F. Aes" wbe CbeL A. ee tie ate, by sup.. else Deresekerer seti ; usemr. 0 Nor lobs ewe, %re. the fileat is. Oseww“e be 11.0., b per, eke r.—Nae. *WS 111/11,.. tte na. • Ame stmlai o ria. the at. Ham Y. trate the to be else Nebr. Orr Sigt.—Usra. A. T. errs. tar tbe Nth P., be be mt, by pw, vise arum chests. I umi gyr br. 1.. *I Nr ''''-* EB, NEWS, NEWS.—T b. B eat , Wirt Mesmer la time worn LLOITISCruIaii sawsnirsa animist illeeWolowee or time way Mow pelberionsit ken di perte el die awn osommitoolowle idewnwe. ober meas. rempedlow et toomme. Mit Mom et the Prue lo outlined awry Ilastagp delllle dos hir pit Prise col, Threigersi, poi tees. isall Wee prow Amp to allwerd Lloyd, jirtatatry4utio. Leis, and meheime tow es mann or el tow Mew 118=11. V z '~ burrs RAU:Waft. 1 6 ""to 1 =I. ~ A Tl'~'~M ... ... lig - resl war. 11 ti di. I ft INTERMBNTII BILL. ftt ."767171.1 Da. • minas, Bill&Wiliv.ll•lleur•sely Oa" Wllv, sad Dolls; adieddiYad.adilathddar• _ Re. wtsaostaiwantop Pi 4m 1"4 Mast d We si ei pm. f II pi. si If If AY. itiNTHLY PACKETS kr PORT NATAL -1111 el tabotkit oi On *WO Goooremal.—Arrtato. hno foo:31.1.41 bar Malootro Gioroosmet M Yo 4 tlipaurito up )(AIM. perm of andooseo gedrarais. rob bobourone _mwood of or.— r Emmons ma all Mar. P ; .. : h end Se Dom of hr Mll4 ▪ . . • ',e. 11.. lii; wad dew midi mob. Lie; doq bed la oarvellsob ASI lab ; ✓ . „ mu t,. • •th luanl.toM sad SI rem of load, tie; ...no of 100d.5.5 Itee. ; labia mobio. tolr prowirioso ; Mkt. • lowans dr ape Si or sad le on w • ...re. sad .111 rectme calf the gromiltr of had. Par 6 . • ty.ir gm. Im.ded fr., diarpr. J. C. 'TIME sad 7 • , devat.brd I J mesh vbb (=lmmo. the ; • • •;,1: .41 une:vally : 1 WA 1 teed" al the close of May. 143 Lomb% Jam I. To oil *ea I al I TN u uwe ---- ;Wai.Teiiim..•d Nay. ahlevir. at 41• timed War. _ rEc• of rp wat.s, av 4 Maur peelsokink WO, At. l ad Co., list.-41sy Ull la: Ilesoia" ERFECI :"VBSTITUTE for SILVER.— SIMEL Istrodward IS pars see by when slated by the patent main at bears s. blood ai. compariros the vary bert mink r !a..1 A rstyloyed so sock, tither soshilly Sy so p010f..110 trot not tt k dtstressiottod from Mmidla. Thread. lilses. Ws. :Ds. ." 735. a**. tr Wry. r..llrotteks, kr, at proportionate -o-plat•rellor. by be retest proaros. 5'...751.1.1f rum N1C1:21., NOIT PLATIIII. Ibdia Tbresdad Metro Penni tabus. ?attars. I et/. Iti.:**.se, per doom 10*. —. 21s. .... Us. Se. 11.. Ik. 15.... Ta with ma(rartsp, as well aa M every boa. at pro of WT. I .its listra and Barbs), 11. Osbid bros 4...‘tre‘ and No. 1. Newataa.abslt. Ert...tistod Is ‘tiabattatt, 1a."0. in &yea EI)atALS Lid CHILDREN'S COTS. ..-•-•mast w thee, Sedges& la leas col Sem. fres :2*. lid. tack Stied wish dm. • .1 rturtly tree rues sweat% mMK or , t, • tr.), go. ..f 111CRTO:t • • . tft' ,1 I..treet ,alearr of Newness. who& we the lamest is the •rri Ittat Itheioelias. or ewe has . ; • Jolt sad woods* bedstead'. - A ;Meet wt, superior eves to the E 10. 14. exit. Detailed este. •vtrr ir emonirrr article, seat (per . - CP, iSin. VAS. STI )VEz. and r. 'flare finally decutiop, to • N'• 11.^0. n and Burton) Snot, . • • Neanose-ecreet, end No. I. Nev. • the world, and emigres Hark ma . • . -1. 4: r.ANGIIII, llliE•1105 sad . • .Y • • be approached • • ....mar eterdaiterne of week: • • -•- • ir wale for which Ibis ea& .• • . • :hie quirterdeastery. ,•• I tea as of bon. n Its.; • • . at bon, t 3 10► to twenty • . trim :a. to tC; • • r. 91 Istria arseteesta. from • • ' sartio — rt - 4117 radiating boar* nista Tim ~proud of. Deuilled sualesum e. ir• —fatablishad la Wigiargnint 1..1".P ant! CANDLE MANUFAC ... ;I.'S F.s:eew Pee dap. very *KW.; scab :t ea,.el, Low per 112 lb.; teed, IL; Isom 1 br.,wn Windom, Ss.; whim reef, psis . n• ache, Is. bet. per lb. Brassiere amass, r9r.: metal! e, rd.; narked Palmer, Altiony • . w ,s, la.; Prlea's rompealte, IA red bid., ,•os, Is. ad. and Is. led. Orating was, Ss. 66. •.. .\ tun: oil, 2s. ad. ; eareel as. 6d. :Iola:, 1,1. per damn. Camphine, 2a, 3d. per we. • .r9ery lamp for wlrming food, 69.: oil and candle ruin: at The wbolesole priors. Lamps repaired, .ranand. G! every 919werlption.—Wboreasle rni r Clarke'. l'Aten; .I.bert Niebt Lamps and I.iebts, for tibrowtreet.ltem.n:Wpsra, within two minutes' walk Lamps dr at on flare. :HY'S HEALTH-RESTORING FOOD .• and infanta—The REVALENTA AId.4.IIICA. the t,ttn.l remedy ;without 'medicine, incoovetdenee, atoms hie, ;numtleal. lirer, meet bilious ass • • le tweed, dt•perlt (Indiertion), habitant an. heartburn, flatulency, opera toe. Metes ' •• us of the skin, sickness of the stoma during • . wider a 8 other circumstances, debility la the .X.37e, cramps, panly•ls, A.c. In wad& • -§, wti,elamt 1,:2*. Al.; 21h., at is. Gd. ; • •. ruper.rg hard qual.ty. 335: 3:1%., . f ; The 121 b. sad 10!b. camiaters • .7ry and Co. on tempt of post, ofSce or bankers' • the was ler rises, carriage free to Eftlaad and to thew pros.—DC BARRY imd Co., :27, . Jug my*. 'GRAPH? of LEIGH HUM . ; lrumb mod Castemponarln. In 3 vols. • ycon 3ln. 61.. la outlawed cloth. Wet, and Ca, 83, C rahilL %MU; WORIO4 DT DL utrair. IXiMESTIC MEDI- eluqt:lK "I•Peci;11, dapl:iiii; or. of a.,. S• amid T' 'nous& 11E4 cloth, IS, • wt., are &elms at actomess. • . t..oat F•taly Pre:ties. • Trt•tue co Ow Method of ...! Int•net. • mtddi Ys sttatisti TrWaaud duller 1••• 4. • .t. '<oas. PRACTICE of FATEC. • toe.e. Lew teat broil. I,* ',salad. tree of all soot for orrrtago. laP 2 s *W7 1,44 d, to'ik SOIL Pr es Chtutbiard. •• . ', Atrial.% NEM MODS. , .• .v.h. by out la. tiL, I.IIrMaNT of LIFE. .• • —,..,...... eel nasal see at tine." !.J 4..4 Ica, soil Ilearata. 1k01uarj ......_" 1. ,I'4 4 leadea-lla P•lllll._ . __ _JAM% "'lt le.ra, an was armee pemee-vememey -P . ..• • ' 4 "" 4 st‘veht -Itvesbele at Ileme-istoto ' • "..e,, adaliae. wakes% tailgate, Mt. Isle ... . , a,. ‘I• .'" - Wet •"" -t, "TAPIR. t voie. ill IlMeb ; 117 Pate ... . . 14 . 1 •1ii-46elth vt keuseatett. he. - ''''. ... v -Anal 11 . 1111 W.W111101• r/ WWI% aft .. +1•••• . 4 4.00.1•,• by pm. la. 4d, PAT. WM. sad AVOID. ..•.. ; le.' . r .... ad re 4nr mune may tile ..... '4l tee 4-4 "22".r1 key. (ewe. usii owe) II UP vemeeve aree...eetea. that brew= the . .". ".• vt Maw% tvelover, ee eterte, se/ uslatare . -... •,y rasa Me ;be Au: eau pleyeleal regaietees et _ I /has, Oaeshin_ (Sewall*. . 4,4 % 111 .1 Wata . 4. 111. argya4mes. • AR LOW'S NEW IN VENTED PELF-AMINO SYPHON . I •AP. Ittatl:l4ES NO VENT-PEG::: Prose to a:a beer, cider, or cater liqaors f• an betnenfeT flat or sill in efAetn.,fip • • 1r..: the la.t ; tat shall be draws as good me • - ••• A 46 . ; I , °\ l S • C • 1 'wasted to repay its wad 1a . • two coke of ale; price 4a. 6d., or sent tree *a any part of kaaland (if too aro tante-, at Sa. 3d. •ah ; Ditto eleetraptated for .hem, he, Se. M. The Awe wal explain its • aesta. Whe=lta ir bey it abed oa ; taa ta.p , of the r• (which 1:110 • bole op- . ' pa...a La air•tahe A), macaw air mattes ' tbrototh It into the cask to cause the liquor to run of freely; when taa tap to turned on co more air tan eater. JAMIE. BARLOW, 14, nig William. • I.•:onit,hrd 140. N.A.—Name aro pumas ane awl add's.. ----- -- ---- • vAtt....l of tapping arks. warranted to wnekeale and retail hit NEW • asparsida the Wanting method 1.. to anlsaa. TM trade Nupplied ODLO . After the report of this Matting which appeared is yesterday's assweee was dospaethed, Ellr DE LACY EVANS, who had essenly eaten& the umetiag s wished he make a few obeenatima beton the sham= pea the nealudia. Tie mid that the question was 4111 _s lease to hi emetitimass, mot there fore be had attended limt day in ardor that les might bo caseaeonalated with fink asnalme•M; but as the meta mast beams the anima adeldlod ieseinan . la on*ment, honesuld net debit lies with many d Tbe peemidiag ember had urged that the pedaeipleel the hill should be opposed. What was the priociple ? If die pals Opt* wen the promotion of extramural burial, be could antaascleatimaly oppose it. (Hen, bear.) Bat he was terry t• my, he very mob doubted whether that woe the emissive principle. H.- doubted whether there was not anther Swum in the bill mon important that its professed olden, that of making she pmrsmeat of the anntry a great undertaking eoinpany. (Hear, hear.) He dawned very man whether the India& members of the gournuntinew meet about this bell. He believed that If :hey bad bad time to winaider eartaia Hamm it sever would ban appeared in Its present quatitimabla shape. (Hear.) Far WantU, be could cony my that to parliament be should always exhibit • suing penmen* for sad-govern moot is Owes manure to myeloid:nal from meats! exemstive. (Hear.) He agreed with Mr. Cooks Evans that abuses la a particular one hinted so curie our permasaat govern =tot interference. (Hear, hear.) Believing that extra mural istermeate were Imperatively demanded by the state of Londe., he had, in the fins thethase, bailed due bill with welcome, bet the more be examined it, eke more be felt indisposed to several of its clauses, sad sow he sincerely hop-d that It might never pass Tale a law hi its present shape. (Lod cries of Hear, hear.") He did sot how ever attribute unfair motives to the (risen of this bill, be thought Mr. Chadwiek entitled to great credit for ism expeure of the sanitary stele of the metro. paid (Risen.) Bet good philosophers often made easy bed legislators. (Hear, hear, and laughter.) Hs had a Moog objection to th e sinecure stipends contem plated by the bill, bet they indicated when the real diffi culty lay. The fiat had gots forth that intramural line aments maw erase, but he did not believe that the object meld be suemieelilly curled oat by the present bill. (Hear.) Mr. MACKINNON, M.P., after complimenting the bon. member 666 Wilamiseter is the lug* sad liberal ideas be bed joss emaciated is this subject, referred to the may difficulties whisk inesdeS !minium' epos it, as evidenced in the failure of hie efforts to obtain the sanction of parlia ment to even the pinion of the bill he had brought in five years ago, and proposed year atter year afterwards, founded spun the report of the ematittee of which he was the chairama. When that report, is which was pointed oat the magniode of the danger of notions" the present system of intramural linemen', was first painted to parllament, he appealed to the then Homo Secretary (Sir J. Graham) to mks up the mattes, bat that boo. gsatleman found so many sod inch difficult interests involved, that be altogether Maimed to have anything to do with it. He (Mr. Mackio nos) thea framed a bill which should, as he had hoped, meet every nameable objection. The principle of that bill was to prohibit interments ia towns awl populous places, having more than 6,000 inoabitasta, and to enable perishes to unite for burying their dead at a distance- ibis would have carried out the object they all had in view, without bans( venom to the pnuiple of era. traliastion. (Cheer.) He believed sash a bill would ban beta more generally setisfactory thee any other. (Cheers, tad a voice "ss dean it would.") Bat, as he bad said, he found it impossible ono to carry that bill through a wooed reading. W 6611 the presses gennonsat came is, Sir D. Grey, to his bonus sad credit, sader.ook the duty ea the part of the "overseen of bringing forward a measure on the subject, lot he soot found that ne had to eacouater the mate difficulties which had been 62 smeemial In his (Mr. Mackianoo's) ease, and be believed ware they to attempt to peas nth a bill as his they would have so chance of carrying (Hear, nut.) If they nadomned all the details of the pesseat altos,., the principle of which he believed they were all favoura ble to—(hair, hear)—it would be lost, and the government would wash their heads of it altogether. He would rescind, by imolai an anteadosen to omit throe wads which inlayed the bill to be " throughout fawn mentally objectiouable " and to substitute for theca words declaring some of the details objectionable. (Cheers and expressions of disapprobatioe.) Mr. CHARLES COCHRANE rota to second the amend ment, but his observations wets so frequently int. reared that there was great difficulty in catching their purport. We understood him to say that he trusted the modification In the resolution which had just Mee proposed would enable them to obtain the objects which they all had at heart—:he ebolition of interments is towns sad the establishment of fixed moderate rates for funerals. (Great uproar and dis- Oita% with some cheering.) He objected to the granting of pormazont annuities to tho clergy, and to the prin ciple of centra'iletin, but let them not throw away the viler Pile principle of the bill because they objected to the detail.. (Great excitement, in the midst of which Mr. Evans rushed forward to address the meeting, bat the uproar ' was so great that he could not obtain a hearing. Same minutes were occupied in as energetic pantomime, in which Mr. Evans, the Chairman, and Mr. Cochrane took parts.) The CHAIRMAN—Mr. Cochrane ham made a personal imenaticia. (" No, no." General uproar.) Mr. COCHRANE disclaimed harlot charged the !earned gentleman with taking • fee; nothing wee farther from his thoughy. (Laughter.) He concluded by expressing his opinion that all the defects of the bill might be remedied La ecnsei-tee, and cordially seconded the entailment. MT CONDOR, the ecitor of the Patriot, denied that the print plea of the bill had been affirmed, because it bad passed • 'tweed reading; on the contrary, the principle still re mained to be dismissed in the House of Commons, and, what was more —to he understood. Mr.MACKINNON explaaned that the principle of the bill, that it was inexpedient that intramural burials should con tinue, had been affirmed at the second reading of the bill. The p Attu to which the last epeaker had referred as prin. cipler, were seerrly details. (" Hear, hear," and cheer..) The CHAIRMAN tbea pot the resolution and the amendment—the former of which wee declared to be car ried, a large number of hands, however, being held up in favour of the amendment. Mr. JACOB BELL proposed the snood reeolatteo : That this wetting moth sepealally protests satinet the cen tralising prthelp!e d adialnietrailea mew deed in the bill, whereby the Wedelns of the mew am= Oa dotes of hod government, he appototing somsehinninn. wl amparals powers, to purchase and isfl‘ise lase% bellialft alkaap.dt to nerainste and appoint mostrame gala dims; la ara Ins for life and In perpetuity, end o th er nomptheathenst they eciespalwary Mee on the lababuata at an the aragrapagalaa pariahs' —virtuany. to monopolies the treks oonneeted with espolegre, end to other ways to deprive the inhabitant wrens's"' of the metropolis of the right of managing their own Weirs. and et esalrallbia Utak ova expenditure. Mr. WYLD, M.P., essemied the resolution, and seemly condemned the whole sebum of the government bill, but Wenn, d the necessity of putting a stop to intra-mural interments. He could have preferred the adoption of the amendment, far he should regard it as a calamity it the principle of the measure were thrown over. (Hear, hear) He could se* no reason why the parishes or mar.ieipalEies should not be left to carry out the extra mural system of interments themselves, and la places, such ea Westminster , !where there was no mu ni cipal body, he would sage's* that each parish should choose delegates on whoa should di voles the duty. Mr. HALL supported the resolution. Mr. HOLLAND roes to propose as an amendment : " That this meeting most cordially approving—(a storm of diespprobstion)—of the principle of extra-mural in ter., ate, are unwilling to take any step. which may endanger the passing of the bill, bat they dente that the °matins of the act be strictly limited to two years—(" oh," and laughter)—ia ceder that an opportunity may be given to transf.r its powers to some municipal authority to be to the meantime estahlished, to which all matters connected with the health and well-being of the metropolis as • whole may be entrusted " (Groans and hisses.) Dr. OAVIN eapponed the amendment, bat his observa nces were eempletely drowsed by the miss and interrup tion of the meettesi. _ Mr. SAUNDERS, of St- Morilles Pollak spoke in sup port of the rosebatioe. They had aware et Judging of pwameue IS Kr. Chadwiek's own e.maraii. sien—the fiew n re i g e Z at absioo—whoie lass report showed • shame for management ef 22.00 K VGA. which cost 10,00 W. (dhmic) The earimn 01111101•411, armed th• tropolis were quite adequate to the roseate of all the pecans Oen la this metropolis for many years to come. The amendment was negatived, and the erifinal reeols lion we. vet and agreed to ; titter which a resolution adopt irg a petition to parliament was also pared. • vote of thanks was then elms to the chairman, sad the medlar THI LoID-LIIVIIINAMT tx llBLAND.—Yestsr day the bill or sholili lard• Liao/massy is' Ire Lad weds pissed. Whoa leinie Ili pietism Is to be anal by royal posslamillia. WILLIAM CARNAL?, RNlZZ,744ll .. lisipses, baker. llowAsa Palmas, gairarbary, ire isikastaequer. Joint roa La m Itheeklepuemsa. Mrsomed. Amens,. Wua.lam w Braxissit. Oacedieire, WA% Jams Waten. %ragbag. W dwilot aloke N rsior Wnatais Vasztax. nowt. Ldessioneire, Wnsuat LEdisibsio, Y.t e;ttea Wer. usuat Emma, 8 idsw.il , Maaderter, swillwato dealer. Wittuat Muzowcion. Reslidsla. Mike spinner. WALT= HAIRS. &nth Shwlds. builder. scorcs 8111QUBSTRATION. lAMBS MACKAY. Brom Satherisaalkire, wiersimat. lILIIK OP I Near ivied rre the Week WY, Mar ALA al11•11 .4sjoel,ese ocninerm =Akin Other liesselelak . 10111.10. field eels awl Deli: AMA, Mir Balm 2oa,rt .0944K0 risposeielf avow ..... 1.101.5 U Oulu& D teat eed Wilde Mks Wipi;titillieeled: Aesettei 814.W2.110 Other estedlies ona lli tT 'g orit . = Notes 10,464.403 Debt,ad NT. Aosta) 0,764.415 We sad iftOr Oele NIX 5 Otar Depose@ As d arlethr BUY 1 0 .1 10.Sel Xas U. UM sok,lol.llf wAsignALl, MW " SUGML—The average pries etlieper, the imago aik. bid& possidees la Ammo lea, rompetrti 60111 the room Left la the week soft the 214 der or Map. leit, r Mg NIL par inn. eager the poise of ths See. per cwt. the duce of tbs Beet balm Is Sea hie. per mt. She us prie at the Wee Mispasi deoldrelleas. Maly. le Ste 00. 10r. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Besets H.. Csawmase Pena. Mesons Law P&OCIUDIS011. William Ls, barge-budder, of Bothertiithe, applied for his cameos*. His unsecured debts were 1,6601.; assets about 3001. The mete had Sou 6001. ; looses 6001 ; ex poses, trade and domestic, 1.0001. Mr. Lawrence supported ; Mr. Lieltleter opposed for the misses, aad Mr. H. Lloyd for a creditor. The principal grounds of opposition were that the bankrupt had disposed of property shortly before his failure, had vestiouidy defended as amis. that he bed gelatinised to trade three yeas after he wee insolvent, and th►t he had dealt in acnom modatice bills to the ex ant t f 1,0611. After an examination of the bankrupt sad lengthened tegument& on each aide, His Honour said he did not blame the bankrupt for bor rowing money of a creditor for the ourpts of being made • bankrupt ; for he thou,ihttue laws hard one which oompelled hankrupte to produce 6s. I. the pound before they could petition the avert themselves. la wall estates it w►s not to be wondered that there should only be 4e. is the posed, or thereabouts, seise that the expense cd the flat would be &boat 141. With respect to the general fees of the sr, it was clear the bankrupt was is 'caveat three years ago, and that there were no books to fur nisi satisfactory information. He had lived in some noises extraysestly, and wham seed by Mr. Godwin, he had de fended the action, thinly causing the creditor no: only to loM his money, bet to incur great additioael expense. L pok ing at all the cisurneences, the certiflaette must be suspended tor two years, the bankrupt not to be protected ust.l he had beta six months in eastod v. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. heroes Ms. Cotntunoss► Tenure. ix rns Malaita or G. V. Buooxn, TRAGEDIAN. Tb insolvast in this cue, late of the "loyal o.ympic Theatre, and also of this provincial theatres, came up this day upon bin final order, obtained in this court on the 27th of last month. Oa that oecsaion it was suggested to the court by his counsel that Mr. Brock. should set aside one. eighth of his earnings towards the papneat of his debt', such runts to he paid half-yeariy. The court was crowded with theatrics:a and parties en. peed, and after the necessary preliminaries were gone through, the insolvent was d.enharged. LONDON DISTILLER UNITARIAN SOCIETT.—The first seine of this society was held at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street, yesterday evening, Mr. Alderman Lawrence took the chair at half-past seven o'clock. The at tandanee was very numerous, many ladies being present. Oa the platform wee, a large number of Unitarian clergy men, amongst whom Were the Rev. Mr. Thom, of Liver pot, the Rey. Ha a b Hatton, of Birmingham, and the Rev. Mr. Montgomery. The chairman addressed the meeting, and observed that it was tonal to assemble the Unitarians annually, and that at the present time there were circsontaaces which render it important that they should meet. The Unitarians were with great truth be regretted to say, charged with having lies union amongst the members of their sect, than any other relirious body. The object et this society was to create a unity of belief and feeling amongst them, and the promotion of religion gene rally. The meeting separated at ten o'clock, the meal vete of thanks to the chairman having been ported. BRITISH AND FOREIGN UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION. —The annual meeting of this Society was held on Widnes they in the chapel in Esex-street, Strand, Mr. I. F. Gibson in the chair. The report stated that no suhject connected with the rights of dissenters or unitarians had occupied the attention of the committee unless It was the Metropolitan Interments Bill, which seemed to call, in some of its previ ews', for great watchfulness, proposing, as it did, to give the control of all interments and funerals to one central Board of Health, with enormous responsibilities and proper. tinning powers: and to endow the incumbent, clerk, and sexton of every parish with a perpetual annuity to an amount taken from the &renews of the last five years' receipts as derived from the interments decontinutd under the bill. The committee had been fortunate in muting a good and easily accessible depot for Unitarian books and tracts, which had been long considered an Important point to achieve. They had also observed with the great est interest the completion of University Hell, which was intended and calculated, not only to aid the promotion of literature and mance, but to give to ;the young am educated at Uni• virally College great advantages in respect to moral and rill glens inattention. The report was unanimously adopted, and a vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the business of the meeting. CULTIVATION or FLAL—IS the empty of Limerick over fifty acme are planted with best Riga seed, sold by the firm of J. N. Russell and Sons, to the Rai of Clue, Count de Salk, L'eunisant-Gmersl Sir Richard Bourke, William Melissa, M P., C. W. Foebery, Captain Jackson, Rev. R. Dickson, T. Davenport, R. H. Todhunter, Omeget I Gubbisp Rev. R. Moore, Darby O'Grady, Robert Hunt, Michel Stemma., Edward Bernard, Hugh Many, Rev. Dr. Ken nedy, Samuel Caswell, Thomas Kearney, Rev. Mr. Del siege, Joseph Mstterson, John Ream (Scariest). Rev. Mr. Shelton, George W. Bennett, etc., besides a eonsidenble tract sown by J. N. Russell. In Clan about 25 acres are laid down with flu seed, In Tippenry sad Refry not so much, bat making altogether about 100 acres sown with the beet Ries, which extent we believe is small in comparison with the quantity sown with inferior seed.—Limeriek Clarowiels. WEATHER PROVlRB.—Weather proverb* are areas the soot curious porticos of popular Marston! That foul or fair weather is betokened sooordiog as the rainbow is in in the wombs or ',eras, is recorded is the following German "saw," which is surly idential with our well-knowo English proverb: Preentegrn am Norm Neer dem Walt, sorra ; ltepeabosen ea Abort let der Whitby Was% In Mr. Alumna's ref:wally published volume, called " Sprig/ Tide," a pleura iaterriztare of By-fis hing and pb lolosiy. we have a Wiltshire version of this proverb, curious for its 41 Bszo Isaguage sad its wawa 'lively modern allures tea "gre at oat" la the third sad oath liass,willok ✓ut be in he 'skim is Inuit Clialls ni reed womb' TO ale Ns war sa his Irk. Ms at then ilmpbsolibliatkk T a* girt ewer Ida I. boic. No use, we believe, has yet marked the philosophy of this nyia—osinely. that in the noising the rainbow is ern in l b s deeds la tits west, the quarter from which we pt rest , and, of muse. it Ike *Mlle& waits qua*" el Os liesvam—Nots• and Quirks. TSOUDAT lIIIINIXO. The WEI snivels of raw silk Ivrea all puts were in April 4,1911 and aeries the present month, 3,3U+ bales. deliveries sines the let inst. are 490 bales lino , and 1,368 bales Chins. The onsoM L oss Mock IA the on the lit instant, was Me Wes Dempl, sad 4,833 bales Chios. The fel babe periedisal report of the silk market is frees the eirmilkir lifed this evening by Messrs. Durant aedi Oa Seams hai 111 lest reenemsated hi Ilk at witl ess musk dkpeahlea ea the pal if *Meal is a/4w ether lima very *singly settrithlitaalles Ike rahmerable awake a the lettenifrom the madame as to the tes:Erep. la Chia& shk , large sales have bees Abated la , Glass Teatime, the holders Melee beta a dored to to a sedamioe NU. se ft per Is. ; is the home shows Ms plegrees has bun made. Is Tarsus, .dual baimbave changed lase& tepee/ions prises. The see very kip, astrlbstabbsia some niessure to the =tia :Er of rebsesty. Is Bagel silk the e besh • by the aaavalisble shaman o f the sleek ; the N beam is arm arriving. sad willasta ralky aillied • letter seleetism Ia Brads silk seam sales hem hem tasted at the redased prism et hot masa ; la this slam she asostampdra Is materially elemited by the la- Soler ta = 2 7 l : he supply. Porsias ink sentbase unsettled. la I is m emend to Raw edge; ail that elm raise, sheet 116 baler, have ben sole, awl theyaisas el Assay me mate the seeded quotations. Yesterday's dates free Amsterdam mention a deal of business doing in laterals, at improved values and with a firm market. Spanish also were in re. quest at an advance. Peruvian and Mexican also had an upward tendency, whilst Austrian were offered at lower rates. The closing priori on Toseday wen:—lntegral, Two-and-a-Half per Cent., 56f; Three per Cent., 65 Me; Fur per Cent., 86 13-10. Austrian Metailignes, Five per Cent., 731. Russian New Foerand-a-half per Cent., 95 1-16; ditto, Hem Five per Cent., 1829, 1031. Spanish Ardoin, 12 13 18 ; ditto, Three per Cent. Interior, 301. Danish Five per Ceat., 971. Brasil Five per Ceat, 89.1. Mexican Five per Cent., 281. P erseus Four. and-as Half per Cent, 77. Venezuela Three per Cent., 331. Exchange on London, 12.07/ for short. Letters from Antwerp report a doll market with scarcely any alteration in the quotations for public securities. The closing prices yesterday were: Bel gian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1844. 881 ; the Five per Cents., 1840 and 1842, 971; the Five per Cents., 1848, 94 to 941. Austrian Five per Cent. Metal liques, 761: the " lots " oif 300 fl., 1839, 675. Polish " iota "of 5003., 303. Spanish Five per Cen.. Loan of 1834, 121 ; Spanish Three per Cents. were lut quoted 303. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 951. Sardinian Obligations of 38 1. 31. Roman Five per Cents., 1832 to 1837, 753. Exchange on London, at short, was quoted 25.60. The Havre market for cotton continues flu m, but the busisess is chiefly for consumption. The sales on Monday and Tuesday amounted to 2,193 bales at the average price of 101 to 1013 for ditty paid for low ordinary New Orleans. The sales for the week pre vious, including Saturday, were 7,032 bale, against 350 bales arrived. The price of sugar wall firm owing to the disposable stock being so much reduced. Some business had been done in American potash, 1850, at 481. duty paid. Letters from Breslau of the 17th state that owing to preparations for the approaching wool fair, buyers were holding back, and comparatively little business had been done in that staple during the last fortnight. Nevertheless several small parcels had exchanged hands at 64 to GO dollars for grease wool, 71 to 72 dollars ftr Silesian middling single clip, 81 to 68 dol lars for skin, and .54 dollars for fine locks. The opi nion was favourable, and a good market was antici pated for the good qualities. Contracts continued to be made for the n-w clip of entire Hocks, and the washing and shearing had already commenced in many districts. DUBLIN NfOClCS.—roar 22. S per Oast. Coes* Ditto tor amen; June 10 31 per Cent. next Four per Cost City Deb. a at. Gs. Id. Four per Ct. BallattOdk• Deb. (Hoe. electivity. 921. le. fd ) fi !heat son kleptown kW. Debi. 4 prr Cent Hibernian Bank (ref. p er) I Q bob in and Limbed' Dub.in eel Eleptown Bell. t oboes Great Weiner§ end Western ic2cdralroza AND FTOCKS Aitnp,c)._ AIIfIMIME, MAT 32.—The tendency of Inland Stark wen INN steady to day, sod husineas In integrals was animated. Pima Ponds were In demand. la Spanish flock there ems mesh kaulasey especially in Three per Cent. &rums, white were In *mai it higher exchange. Portugal, so., not In mash Ismer. Anstries offered at • lower exchange. In South Americas aloft the Peruvian Deferred Debt and Mexican were in great dlemsmd, mid on improved embsepa.—lnstelt Puede : active lISIf, Times& s-Ltelf per Cents.. 331 money, 314 'Ws ; Ditto, 'These par 63 3-16 mossy. 634 balls ; Mum our per Oenta da r ts.. l3.lll mem 631 ; Amon. Three -s-lialf par messy; Frankfort Three per Cents., 304 money, 30 13-16 bills; Rmalen The rev Cents., ice and Co., 1041 mosey ; Ditto, Pour per SUeglitx, 551 mosey, 1.31 kill. ; Spaniel. FM per Cents., l f ith mo ; latte, Three per Cents, Wend, 304 money, 1104 bib ; Auatriea rm. per Oentm, Met•Wqms, 134 money, 73f ; DOM Two-and.a.llelf per Cents., 394 none 391 beta— Exchanges :en London, 12.07; Pronged.; 11.02; on 33.111 ; two months, 33; on Paris, 36.36; two mouths, 36.31. BOVIIIVIA, MAT 13.11Tiflin Funds: Loma, isio, FtVO per Ceuta, 974; INtto, 11141, ,• Mt*, ISM, NC Ditto, 1504, Four-and • Ilan per testa, 19 ,• Ditto. 1636, Pour per Cents., 63; Ditto, 1636, Thee. pee Ceuta., 62j ; Loan of the City, 1632, Pour ter Cana, 100; Ditto, 1663, Pim pm Cents, 934; Bank of Belgium, Four pa Cents., 77. Button's on London, 23.624. liiirwxxr MAT 12.—Itiettlilp no London, 23.60. GLASGOW COMMERCIAL EXCHANOL-GLASGOW, MAT n.-A epeeist general meeting of the shareholders in this company, was held in the Star Hotel, here, this day, for the purpose.' considering the most advisable mode, in which the affairs of the company, ma be wound up. Mr. A. McKenzie Kirkland occupied the chair. The report of the dircmon recommended the payment of the hitherto unpaid call 0161 per share, for the parries of meeting the large existing deficiency, and facilitation th• judicious wieding.up of the affairs of the company. Mr. A. Hamilton, W.S , Edinburgh, moved that the report be approved of, which was seconded, and unanimously agreed to. A vote of thanks was thou given to the chairman, cod the meeting aspirated. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The improvement at which the gogfisiiZrck market ors ned this morning has not been maintained, and Console have declined from 951 to 98, at which they were done in the earlier part of the day to their present quotation, 951 to 1, both for present transfer and the 12th June. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been done from 95 to 944; and the New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 964 and 4. South Sea Old Annuities mark 941 ; ditto New, 951. Exchequei Bills have been done at 70s. and 675. prem. Bank Stock, at 207 and 74. Lorg Annuities, 9 3-16 ; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 81 and 7-16. In the foreign stock market business is almost at • stand-still, but prices are generally steady. Mexican wero last done at 303. The entire business of the morning, as officially reported, is limited to : Dulch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 564; and 4; exchange, 19 guilders; the Fourr Cent. Certifi cates, at 851 and 4. Equador, at 3 4. Mexican, for the 31st inst., at 31/ and 303; ditto small, at 314. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. at 951; ditto Scrip, at 24 prem. Spanish Passive Bonds, at 34. INGLIS!' TUNDS.—Tins D. Gant PUN*. MO Ti Gt. Goa. Are. PII I $ psi Ct. IlsOL Am, 04 i 7 lox C t. Cos. Alum. 961 it I Vareittilt. OIL to 701. ..... ...SCISSION SUM. 6 per of imaima 1 par Mein& 11da,16 44 OR CS Ida Ssal — a I Gnarls Sdiered 11416. 11 4 X Por Sa. --... 6 Pat Me, In I 6WI Ot. BMW Dia. N 4 6 ca. Ida. 246 7 use aw. 116 W i m a t z ur i : Panama 0may..11117 BM 6 pit 06. Saw. So.. 10 6 laao ...." IMO, IT/ DAL* . 4 quOt ts - Wh e 846 1 111 3 344 01. SOL. TO 2 Yds. 3 4 41 :01 14L 0616. 1444" .:66 , iaaa V =it ". S " 4 aa..116 126 COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. Buddies Wen Barney, 16e. ; Taaeild Maar, 13s. ; Walls Bad Bts4l4l7ll's Ramos, lea. Walla Bad Morwall, 16s. ed.; Walla gad Lesabtos. 16.. 91. ; Walla Bad Tess, 16.. TALLOW MAR/ULT.—THUS DAY. I. ilia saartat tliero is no alteration to nodes to-day. Prices an no worms than yesterday ; OW Tsar II kilo' : Town Tallow, 36 5 . ; Petersburg T.C. on the spot, 375.; Ostober to Dernanber, 31111. 6d.; ditto urgent' months, 39a. COTTON MARKET.—HAVIIt MAT 23 . The swim is saliva Bala to 3 o'clock, 2.032 Wu OW2MUckamiloolobtmtMoomMkimlc MARX-LANG.-TRUI DAT. Thom was bat little Begllelt Wheat lee* up for this neralag's /whet., and ite value underwent no slangs ; at the NM time the trade was tea boss brisk. The amount Of transaction is foreign Wheat was his limited be warrant say ohorodes is quotations, bat ulnae were sertalaly 'salat sof the weami le rusher ea guise as gold term es at the begin h Those was as alteration ia the valtwof either Seeley, Beans, or Peas ; peeviess rates were, however, well Sala- The Weed reselpt of hoetalrown Oats oontinue very short, but from abroad the week's arrivals amount to 19,660 qrs., whist was store that ample to met the limited demean of this sassing. Priers were unaltered. AIIIITALO INTO LONDON ?SOX Mb KAT TO WA NAT. Qrs. IlosOoh. dowoolk. Foroigv. Moat „ ..... $7O I I 55" Oats es Thar. %NO robe; Iwo*. Mak. we. Lamm AVINAO.S.—Whist, 44a. 7d.; Ifiaz, 14.. Od.; Oats, LOA ld.; lye, 2241.10 d..; Bil•IM, 17.. Id.; Nos ld. _ 11P21111 . 1, .191114109. W. Wham.'BarlleeY~ l eara i Rye. $ MCI Par. April 13 336 USN 114.114 11.:,234 Wile &I SO 117 a 104IISs 30 3. 34 Ile 4101331 91134 e 91 27 .„ „. 374 141214 14.134 111341 1161214 Id May 4 „. ,34. 11d,711 041141 71 194 Ild 23s w - 11 ... 3s. 0.1294 04.136 16 194 IdAa 814. 91 13 {19 4 7d1772 11113. ad WI 76:1121 246 lid make Apg. /1.4 r. 13a. Od 33a 403 a 1.1210 a 11.114.. Lu - a tarrr.—Wheat. Parlay. Oats. R,.. Sera.. and Par. le. ----O— Mee. r— Aye .. I li i April 20 . ... SS 11. , VI 0 87 10 a. 8: 1 wI=L. 111 ll ... [ i «. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattendeu and Smith report that the market atatinass very firm. It is reported that the bine cantina is to progress, but is still backward sad assn. Very little doing oa the duty, alike a still estiatated at 160,0001. HIDES.—THIS DAY. LIADEXEALL.—Hide*, 66Ibs. to 6416 a., ; 641bs. to 72165., lid. to 2d. ; 721 b.. to 801 be., 2d. to 24d. ; 601bs. to 8816 a., 21d to 31.; 831ba. to 961 b.., 3d. to 3ld. H orn Hides, Bs. Calf Skins, light, Is. Bd. to 31 ; full, Be. fid. Bzumowmanu. —Sheep Skips, Downs, 4s. 3d. to 61. 3d.; Lambs, It. W. to 21. 4d.; Shrilling', Bd. SMITIiFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. Although the number of Besets is considerably entailer than on Friday I.at it ie cull more than adequate to the demand. The trade is excessively dull, and we cannot quote any higher prig,* than on Monday list. The supply of Sneep is also lees, and a little brirkneo is observable in the trade, bat only in very few instances is more money realised. Lambs ars plentiful; however, choice ones are more freely disposed of, but troond-rate qualities ars unsaleable. The trade is mure active for Calves, and a good one makes about 24. per 81h. advance. From Germany and Holland there are 8 Beasts, 710 Sheep, and 103 Calves ' • Scotland, 240 Beasts; and 116 31 lob Cows from the Hams Counties. M 'Loos of into. a. O. A. 0. rI moos of Wm s. A. 4. d. Rot de c44 . 114nffurdf 1 30 3 4 I Ull4 Info I WAAL 112 333 10 Oat aboridioras ...... 2 10 3 0 1 Best Loarmools 0 0 0 0 isesei svaltiy Buste.. 2 4 2 0. Dade. Mors 3 4 3 6 }dies . 3 0 4 2 tiro sal aeons saillp 0 0 0 0 Pio ....... ........ ... 3 0 4 0 Do. 40. Mars But Doi it llsit-1..1. 0 0 0 0 Lambs Coma. it wicket. 011; dist* sal lambs 10,090: Oahu, 347 ; 11p.360. Foam= RAILWAYS. ADO:I-Dalian (LW I. sad Austrian) Modern and Amiens . Crawl nasal (Viersoc, Doran Usual liksOlair • Bast ladiaa Great lam.. Pflanlip Do. do. Madrid tad Yaloads Namur mad Law Northers of ?rum Orlouo aad Borden= ... Part. mad Orissa. Farb sad Boor Paris and Strasbourg atonal and Hans Sautes sad Moon MUM sad Nudes ." 7 - 74 lii II _I If 7 7i 111 LI s iPa vat 3 6 6 - 6 6 7p • 27 28 16 27 I 3& 14/ Ms 21 I 21 41 10i 10i ills 30 32 I 2 ! 7 I - ii "iti p.. BS 67: 33 34 Bs; 661 11/ a 7l di& a 464 474 304 21 SO 53 ia4 pm 37i 38 9 4 Mc 15/ 131 as. 91 / 101 to 414. 12 124 81 9/ ells. 92 94 78 ef 51 51 dia. 21 21 dim 21 4 dle 1 per eei 135 137 101 11 57 59 57 t 9 104 11 2S 14 103i 1044 Idi " 1 Pm. 60. 6tt 10 19 Ms. 17 15 416. 1 4 3 3 lit 154 13 41 If 44 db. 74 3 7 74 31 Si Ws 34 344 271 2 dim 14 15 1134 1194 23 27 14 13 dla 13 19 If 4 h 101 10 7 $ 40 41 I 7 pea. 13 13k 13 134 94 dia. 9 1 dia. 6 I 3 4 16 14 dla. 1 dim 11 14 4i 31clis 3 7 11 10 45 41 41s. 131 14} 131, 14 4j 4j 29 27 dia. Sl, 4i dis. 1 $ 24 334 39 10 13 13 12 61 11 di. 64 in 161 17 3 24 dia. LIFIRPOOL. May 23. Bvoca-Excnomon.—Ynore were unproved to-day, bet !Weer was leanL lansaaltho and Yorkshire (fifth sham), 9 d.— Ditto (Sahibs/en W. 72. U.).3 ea. Scl. 4—Laub:wand NarthWeetara. 10.14—Ditto (newt guava), 11 13s. id. 41.--h/hand, / & Ditto (4 lames). 27 13a. 9d. d.—North Shar&ktre. IN a. d.-43reat Southern and Wartern, YORK, May 23. EToc c-EX Cm ANOs. —Great Northern Preference, 101; Ehedteld, Rotherham, and Gook (N. Dm. guar. 3 per act.), 17; York and North Mldl&nd, 16!. 11.. M. 161. ENTERTAINMENT TO THE MAYOR OP LONDON BY TEM MAYOIII or TER UNITED ILINODOIC-A meeting of Ruyan was held on Wednesday, at the Railw a y H o t e l, the Lord Mayor of York f the chair, when it was unanimously resolved that an entertainment Do given to the Lord Mayor of London; it was also unanimously re solved that It be given at the ancient city of York, the second city is the kingdom, and that Prince Albeit, the royal commissioners, &.e ,be invited as guests. The follow ing mayors, viz., the Lord Manor of York, the Mayors of Bradford, Leeds, Manchester, Wakefield, Halite:, and Hull, were appointed a managing committee, to make all the necessary arrangements for the entertainment.—Bradford 06sereer. FACTORY LABOUR.—BARNSLEY, MAT 23.—List evening a meeting of the factory workers wu held at the Sailor B y buttons*, Wilson's-piece, for the purpose of vitiate into ooneidsratioa the b. st mode of supporting Lord John Manners in carrying the amendments of which the noble lord had given notice, viz., to farther limit the factory day, upon the government proposal, so as to effect the uni form working If ten hours • day for five days in the week, and eight hours on the Saturday. Samuel Mowbray was ' called upon to preside, sad the meeting agreed to form a cesunittes of two persons from each factory to draw up pe titions in favour of Lord John Manners' amendment, to be signed by the committee on behalf of the factory workers in Barnsley. During the selection of the committee it was dis covered that there was no one at the meeting from the prin cipal factory in Barnsley. It wee then agreed that several of thou present at the meeting should wait upon the workers at this factory to get 0 sir to operation, and that the com mittee should meet at the lame place this evening. A vote of thanks was then awarded to Lord John Mennen, end the meeting separated. BTATR OP THE CROPS.—The progress of vegeta. lion in general bun been much retarded in - Bast Cornwall by the frosty miming. and the cold winds that have prevailed ; yet the wheat looks well, and the spring tillage since there has been • change in the temperature, presents a very satisfactory appearance. The early-awn potatoes have been cut by the frost, but they an recovering and lock well. The apple trees have a good appearance ; the development of the blossom being late, they have not sustained much injury, and there is a prospect of a fair crop. DEATH PROM AN EXPLOSION OP FIRE-DAMP.— An inquest was held, at noon, on Monday, on the body of • collier, named William Martin, residing at Farnworth, who was killed on Saturday morning, by an explosion of fire damp, at Smith Fold Colliery, Little nohow, belonging to Messrs. Harrop and Co. The deceased bad been working all night, and about four o'clock on Saturday morning, he inenticusly went into another working to get some refresh mut. In this recess fire-damp had accumulated, which was ignited by his candle, and an explosion was the conse quence. He was killed on the spot, and another man, who was at a short distance, was considerably injured. The engineer was absent from hie duty at the time, and nothing was known of the accident until six o'clock, when the other men went down to commence work —The Jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death."—Alanclauter Guardia*. --.---- TnumpanTOßY.—Yeettrday afternoon, between two and three o'clock, Leeds was visited by a terrific than. dmtorm. A very large qaaatity of roan foil. sad, treat the previous want of moisture, will move a peat beadle to the growillg crops. The weatiwr wee WUIII sad open after the *ma. CAUTION TO FARXliite HATING DISIIMIND BHEZP. —At the Tavistoek Guildhall, toes week, Walter Arthur aupeared to a sanintens awed at the inseam°, of Joseph Loag heist. John Randle, megietrate. Mr. Chilton, solleder. said that this wee an information laid at the hi atus, of the committee appointed for the purpose of &- Alias mane to prevent the spread of scab or mange in sheep, against the defendant, who is a farmer residing in t h e w i t h of Mai7tavy, for hurries( kept several sheep in fected with that disease, ma a common in the pariah of Pewter,; and he farther Mated that the object of this proceeding was not to peal& the defendant by peening for e h em realty, but simply to give publielty to the act of psalmist (M Gee. 111., e. 6) under whit* this inform ties w e e had, and thereby permit, if possible, a repetition of Ike elleass. Mr. Chilean averted that it wee the wish el lib dimes that the mullset penalty allowed by the act should be hawed. Dedradmat then pleaded (Kitty to the information, and wee convicted is the mitigated penalty of Ma. (the lowest allowed by the statute) and 19s. gal for meta. whisk were immediately paid. It may not be amity to mike known to agrieultseista and orbs,. keeping , that they ors te a penalty of 104. for turning out or en commons sheep infected with seals or mange. ErnucntoutAar Burr or Roca.—At the Silver Klee Linmeworks, 8,700 loos of Moses were remedy raised at one blast. TIMI quantity of powder used to detach this 1•1110111111 weight of stone wee flue ewe. This, we believe, is the meet extraordinary blast of reek whisk his ever bees easels' to Seethoml. 2 , so , .0 SS SO U U V 121 Si U 20 U U 44 23 6 e . le 4? 14 lei . . De. 2111 Prawnwari. De Clyekatelsioaetke ead Clissur old Holyh Do. Prima 7 WYla arilicilis . t runs. 7 614 Do.rgrL lila ::: Da( 3.1.100 A p. et Pre D0.(7/.160 . 7p. Ct. Prat Tio:ieV . Preri Do. D. Nit. do. No.l No. I D. N. & 6. 6 per Cr .. Do. do. 6 pee Om Amin llUnion, ems am. 1. U . i) A . ow . slam Ba u=d d:*diri, Do.11= " p. Ct.) D. New Do. New 'ostLiocoleshiroOsarsa . tad 6 per Cant Idixibuti6 sad (ilano v. Elea,. Town, & Dank. . 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Man & LinclCaltm Do. /.10 Do. Dina. awl Derby.. Do. Cons B.& B. 6p. C. Do.EsewashValleyPret. Midland GrestWest. (Ire) idallesbro'n itetL 6p.Ctirr 'Newcastle and Carlisle .. Newmarket . Do. New . 1110 Do. Battalion .. Do. ltuaran. per * Ct.. North Britt& . Do. Preferene; North 61.111arthalts . Oxford,&Wolcott. Preston and V. ere Do. sham (A) Re0d.,Gui . ..1., Lod idol, Royston and Machin - II --- DaTlNieTr;tl; ir ten alno Inoonlen Central .., ... 'dooNish Midland IDo., I abrawe a l:ra.„ Class . A Do., New OZanZeed: . . filkreweluu7 . and Cheoun - -.- __— L ee. W. lea.) Do. Oewestry De. New... Po. S per Cent. Pref... Shropentre Beath Devon Do. Preference i r eoatb Ewers .- Do. Na 3 ... Da Na It.tb Do. No. 4 Reiidt;Cd TTAt, Wafted Gook.. libetti waword el.l, Rothe and y od .. Goole,N.DL p. CI. Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. pa Do. do. do. Wilts, Sogoefost,k Werst . York,Nowtradokbericit Do. Ext(TortdtPlivros. Do. O.N..lll,Pu.rthorPrel Ocalsnlepool DontARI fork wad Monk Midland NANCHRS TER, May 23. STOCIL•EXONANOII.—Tnere was • Ara market again, with prices improving kr Lancashire and Torladen and Landon and North Westxrn stooks as yesterday; but a portioa of the twiner was speculative, and the present Neon% is Usk, to be of a Bullish character. 3URALINOBA*I. May 93. Illoon-Ixonawon.—Tins sham market was languid to day. sad pita wan+ • abode weaker. LJIIDI 4 , Elromlizo■Avres.—Thm is 110 ISLIS•fIa re 111$011 to port is Uwe market this was. Tbs W u bars toss— __ .tics, N. es. Id. ; North British Pretenses, I ; North sitars. ; South Fasters sad Dow, I 4 Is. 9d. ; North iltsabrit. Aim to& as. 9d. Ws. ; Gnat North's's, 191. as. 9d. stusroc, May 113. Stoat-Buntasea.—Ta• Burka remailitd w*eat Maks as mole prime. Oen Wog I =violas \ INClintir Moo at Ilia Orem Welborn apftlt Wad fro • •- .1 N. 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