The Sun. — London, England, 1856-05-29 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING-, MAY i 9, 185 6. TILE CONVICT PALMER. Sporting Intelligence. - Astrologus showing well up in his wake, close together, and pretty nearly in the order in which POLICE IKTELLIGENOtc.-May 28. nation, charged,. under the Act 11 and 12 Will. 111., ' PRICES OP SLIARES. cap. 7, sec. .9, with endeavouring to incite some ot the -.0--- - BANKS. ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- -........--e. we have set down their •names. Aleppo carri e d BOW.STREET. -Thos. Benson, who described him- crew of the merchant-snip Stebenh ath, of L twain, Notwithstanding the unanimous verdict of the jury, EPSOM RACES-WEDNESDAY , PANIES' STOCK. on the running round Tottenham Corner, and Yellow self as a elanernaeer, was brought up on remand, cherged, Capt. J. Sergeant, to mutiny an murder the officers and Palmer, immediately after the proceedings on Tuesday, THE DERBY DAY. Jack now began to draw forward, and at the Road he on his own confession, with having some 13 years ago paesengers, for the purpose of obtaining possession of • - ootnplained to the under-sheriff that he had not received The riotous fun and uproarious excitement which cha• took second place, with Bay Hilton's head at his neck, forged a cheque for lee, on Mr. F re d er i c B ar l ow, a seta the gold with which it was lad e n, an d w hi c h amo unted 1 From the Official Lzst. a fair trial. The under-sheriff observed that h e had !no racterise a Derby Day have been so frequently described, and Fazzoletto and Cannobie lying close up. At the citor at Cambridge, by whom be was at that time em- to 61,000 oz ,of the value of 214,0001. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING reason to complain, and reminded him that all the judges and rendered so familiar to the English people, that an distance, Aleppo disappeared from the front, and left ployed as clerk. Mr. Humphreys appeared for the prosecution. . LONDON, TITE•iDAY, MAY 27, 1856. agreed in the finding of the jury. Palmer's reply was account of them must needs lack novelty. The scene Vandermulin with a slight lead, Bay Hilton being se- A f e w days since the prisoner presented himself at the The following evidence was given in addition to what • • ems . 4 Well, sir, but that don't satisfy me. ' During the yesterday presented no new "incident." There were cond, Fazzoletto, Ellington, and Wentworth the next Bow-street s tation, and made a statement to the inspec- was adduced at the previous examination :- GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. charge of Lord Campbell he repeatedly communicatede _. the same leg-weary tramps, the same card-sellers, the three, Artillery being now beaten off. Soon afterwards, tor on duty, Mr. Mackenzie, to the following effect :- , Walter B detho raid that the ship left Melbourne on verbally and by written messages with Mr. John Smith, Dividend Amount same kind of vehicles, and the sa m e s ti r an d bustle Yellow Jack want up to Yandermulin, and raced with That about 13 years ago he was employed as copying ' the 17th of February. He was a seaman on beard of Ilia solicitor, and the counsel conducting his case. Name of Company. per of Paid. : Price. that have been witnessed at Epsom on the Derby Day him head and head, Bay Hilton dropping back, and El- clerk by Mr. Barlow, a solicitor in good practice in Cam- her. The next day the prisoner entered into converea- Annitm. Share. After the learned judge had concluded, he addressed in any year within the memory of that übiquitous lington biding his time, in close attendance on the first bridge, a n d clerk to the bench ~f magistrates there. That tion with witness about some event which took place . a nobs to Mr. Smith, in which he stated that Lord X s. d. £ s. d. an d i; know-nothing" authority-the oldest inhabi- two. Half-way up the distance, Vandermulin tired, one dayhe found on his employer's desk a cheque for 151. when he was at Callao, and asked witness if he had ever - 1 - Campbell's summing up was very unfair towards British •••••• .. •• •... - _ t en t. From an early hour vehicles rattled through and Ellington came-out, with Yellow Jack in hot purr filled up, but not signed. This he took away, and having been there, el he thought he had seen him there. Wit- Ditto arovinciai.... et. 20 0 0 20 0 0 - him, and that, consequently, the jury must be pre- th e long straggling street on their road to suit, and, after a most exciting race in, beat him easily forged Mr. Barlow's signature, he got change at a pub- ness replied that he never was at Callao. He then pro- Brighton •• •• .. •• •... 51. 20 0020 0 0 15 judioed against him. He added, however, the express City of London .. •• •• 41. Os. 100 0 0 160 6 0 - th e Downs, and at frequent intervals visitors by rail by a length, half a length separating the second from lic•house, where ha was knoWn. He entrusted the money ceeded to state that he and several other men there got a sion of . his belief that they would find a verdict of not 50 0 0 20 0 0 swar med into the town. Perhaps a larger concourse of the third, and a length the third from the fourth. Van- to a " friend," at whose instigation he had committed schooner, and went towards California, being anxious to Equitable •... t . l a . C . . a p . . ). . . . 21, - 10s. 50 0 0 all - - guilty. When informed by the under-sheriff, after the People WaS never witnessed on the Downs, not even in dermulin was fifth, and Aleppo sixth. Wentworth the offence. This man had promised t o re t urn th e m o n ey meet with some vessels that might be on their way with Great Central ....... A/ per cent. 10 0 0 all 117,/, sentence was passed, that he must prepare immediately to th e memorable " Little Wonder " year, when the Queen was forward in the next lot. In the extreme rear Cots- next day, and if that promise had been kept he would gold from the mines. After Caiteng about three weeks Imperial ............101 & oonus. 50 0 0 all 90 return to his former quarters in Stafford gaol, he asked by and Prince Albert were present, or in the Great Exbibi- wold, Newington, Mr. Verdant Green, Astrologus, and h ave recovere d the cheque and destroyed it. But he they espied two ships. They seized one of them, in Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 - what railway he was to be conveyed -and, on being told London.. .• •• •• •• •• •• JO 0 0 „ tion year, 1851. Several circumstances, perhaps, caused the Prince. Artillery wail last but one, and Wandering failed to do so, and the publican paid the check away. which they found about 7,000 oz. of gold. Tney seized Do., Part. Preferenc e 61. per cent. cent. 25 0 0 25 - that the London and North-Western was the usual and" most direct route he be the attendance of pleasure-folk to be unusually large. Willi e absolut e ly l as t. Di scover y b e i ng now immi nen t, pr i soner a b scon d e d an d t h e go ld an d scuttled the ship, and the prisoner added aecesix . •,........., 41. per cent. 60 0052 0 0 40 , gged that he might be taken by The festivities in celebration of peace have to a large The Bentinck Plate (Handicap) of 50 BOYS, for all ages ; had continued ever since to evade the search which was that dead men could tell no tales. The prisoner subse- Bai ted Gen ~ -- . 5/. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16 the Great Western Railway, as he stated that he was so majority of Londoners rendered the present week a the winner of any race (except matches) after the made after him. He had had very good employment a@ quently Belled to England, and remai n ed sortie time in Untied General 2/. toe. 50 0 0 all 20 Cl rtered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 71,e well known on the North-Western that he would be re ,9 "broken week," sad the opportunity which was pre• weights were published, slb extra. One mile, a shoemaker (under a false name), b u t h a d never b ee n London, after which he sailed for Port Philip. After Ditto, New ........ - 50 0 0 10 00• ii a cognised all along the line. The under-sheriff informed sented of obtaining a holiday was eager ly seized to make Mr. Sargent's Rip Van Winkle, by the Flying Dutch• a bl e t o ma k e u p the sum of money to make restitution, prisoner had told him this, he asked witness how he him that his request could not be complied with, and he acquiesced without any further observation. As it Was the trip to Epsom on the Derby Day. man, 3 yrs, 7st 31b (inc. slb extra) (Fordham) 1 while . in the meanwhile he suffered s u c h me nt a l (teeny would like to b e i n suc h a job as the 7,000 oz. of gold. WATER-WORKS. suspected that the prisoner might attempt to commit The announcement, too, that his Royal Highness Col. James's T o m Bu r ke, 4 y rs , S e t 121 b ...(K en dall) 2 as h e cou ld no l onger endure. li e , t h ere f ore, w i s h e d t o Wit ness replied, 'i V er y w e ll, if h e cou ld ge t clear." I Dividend Amount Prince Albert and the Prince of Prussia had signified Mr. B. Land's Englemere, 4 yrs, 7st 131b...(J. Land) 3 give himself up to justice. Prisoner then called witness's attention on board the Name of Company. , . per of .I Paid. Price suicide, and thus de:eat the ends of justice, a new suit of i 1 their intention of being present, doubtless contributed to Mr. T. Hughes's Treachery, 4 yrs, 7st 111b(D. Hughes) 4 When brought before the magistrate he reiterated this vessel, observing that, if he (witness) would only stick clothes was prepared for him, which he was directed to . • I I increase the attendance of fashionable visitor& Their Betting-6 to 4 each agst Tom Burke and Rip Van statement. He said be c tuld not rest till the matter was to him, he would have it done in 48 hours. He added, £s.d.X s. d. put on after his return to his apartment at Newgate. No Royal Highnesses arrived just prier to tie time fixed for Winkle, and sto 1 agst any other (offered). Won in a investigated. It would be a relief to his mind to undergo in answer to some r emar k s by w it n e ss , that he bad a East London person was allowed to see him or communicate with him . the first race-two o'clock. A private room to the left canter by three lengths. Bad third. Treachery beaten off. the penalty the law required. He hoped that Mr. Barlow, glass of i•randy for the men in the forecastle, who, he C i r e i n tn t d . Junction i 4 4'. a nt. 100 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 O all after the sentence was passed, except the under sheriff B-0 of the Grand Stand was placed at their disposal, and, The Epsom Cup of 100 scrs, added to a sweepstakes of who was a very good-hearted man, would take pity on knew, would not refu s e to take it--that he would give Lambeth - 100 0 0 - and the. authorities of the prison. Immediately after the - considering the short notice which Mr. Dorling received 10 sovs each, h ft-3-yr•olds, 7st ;4, Bst 71b ; 5 and him, and remembering his general good conduct, to which them such a dose that th e y would not ge t over. When Newitiver Company 21.10e. - - ___ verdict was delivered a teleeraphic despatch was forwarded of their visit, the arrangements for their accommodation upwards, 9at ; mares allowed 51b, and geldings 31b ; this was the only exception, would recommend him to they were disposed of if the passeneers showed au re- teouthwark & Vauxhall I W. per cat. 100 0 0 -891 e to the governor of Stafford gaol, requesting him to pro- , West Middlesex .... - 1 51. per cent. 61 00 , - 100 were as complete as circumstances would admit. any horse having run in the Derby race, without being mercy at the trial. But should it b e o th erw i se he would astan.ce, he would tell them th a t th e s hip was in the vide accommodation for the prisoner ; and on the arrival of the train at Stafford at about 11 o'clock a fly During the morning the weather was warm and sunny, placed, allowed 31h. Derby course. 15 subs, rather undergo the full penalty, wh a t ever th a t might be, h an d s o f th e crew. H e t h en proposed to spea k to a BRIDGES . , was in waiting, in which he was conveyed toethe but as the day advanced black clouds gathered, and heavy Lord Chesterfield'siTypee, by Touchstone, 6 yrs, Bst than remain in his present distress of mind. seaman of the name of Whittington on the subject, and Dividend Amount showers fell with drenching effect, damping the ardour 91b gaol. Mr. John Smith and Mr. George Palmer, the of the pleasure folk, and compelling them to scramble is Mr. T. Parr's Saucebox, 4 yrs, Bst 71b (Wells) 2 c ommu n ic a ted with, and it was ascertained that his story of brandy, which, for a moment, overpewered ban. Annum. Share. prisoner's brother, are taking steps to lay before the all directions to take shelter. So far as the skiey influ- Mr. Howard's Coroner, 3 yrs, fist 11lb ...(Fordham) 3 was p er f ec tly t rue . Mr. Barlow however declined to pro- After he took it, he mentioned to Whittington what Home Secretary a statement of fact'', mainly in connec-£ e. d. £ s. d. ences are concerned, the visits of Prince Albert to Epsom Betting-7 to 4on Typee, sto 2 agst ,Coroner, and 5 coed against him, so long a period having elapsed. he had mentioned to him (witnese). Whittington, in re have Hungerfard.....• .... - - - 7 'z'e tion with the medical evidence, which they hope will in have been unfortunate enough •; for, on the only prior te 1 apt Saucebox. Won by 10 lengths ; ver y b a d Th e pr i soner on being plaeed at the bar for the second ply, said he milk see his way clear first before he joined Southwark .......... - 110 0 0 - - duce the right hon. gentleman to recommend her Me- Ditto New of 7% p.c.. la per cent. 50 0 0 - - occasion of his witnessing the Derby, the sport was mar- third. time, and informed of Mr.. Barlow's decision, exclaimed in it. The prisoner then shook him (Whittington), and jesty to exercise the prerogative of mercy by mitigatine waterloo ..... - 100 0 0 - - the capital sentence. The grounds on which the appeal red by unpropitious weather. - . . The Durdan Stakes of 5 goys each, with 30 added, for -" Thank God for that. It will relieve my mind from exclaimed "Goin at once." Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - - In accordance with the custom which has of late years 2-yr-olds and upwards ; optional selling weights. Half the weight that is On it- Now I Will go back to my Mr. Humphreys-Was there anything B aia about the Ditto NW ditto of 71. 11. 10e. 4d. 40 0 0 - 2i will be made are the conflict of medical evidence, and been established, the Derby was the second race. The in- a-mile. work with fresh spirit and try to earn money to repay number of those necessary to be engaged ? Vauxhall - .......... 965. 70 10 3 - 20% the absence of any direct proof that poison had been augural event excited little curiosity, and was regarded Mr. Dawson's Bobby B, 3 yrs (401.), 7st 3'b... (Bates) 1 Mr. Barlow." He was then discharged. Witness-Yes. Lewis asked Whittington how many DOCKS administered to the deceased. Several emnreunica by the dense mass of spectators who lined the running Mr. E. R. Clark's Plausible, 4 yrs (401.), 7st 01b _ men would he necessary ? Whittington replied "Not tions have been forwarded by various medical practi (Snowden) 2 less than half a dozen." He tben asked Whittington Dividend Amount ground, and who had congregated on the hill and on the WESTMINSTER. -Edetand Scott, Catharine Black• whom , ho could depend upon? Whittington replied "No Na m e of Com P a - • Annum. share. Com pa n y. per tioners detailing cases of tetanus from natural causer, Stands with a kind of listless indifference. No sooner, The following also ran :-Ceres, Alcyone, Persia, Un-Paid. Price. accompanied by symptoms similar to those spoken to in . ' . man, and Martha Moore, the first named of whom was however, was it decided, than the interest and excitement expected, The Czar, Little John, Usurer, Grey Dawn, one. The prisoner stated that he came on board for Cook's case ; and although some of those to ken terribly disfigured in the face, were charged with the fol which hal been previously* &splayed swelled to their and Ariel. £ s. d. 1 X s. d. tions were not forwarded in time to be used at the trial, lowing tiering outrage. the purpese of getting the prize, and the sooner it was hei ht. The din of tongues it the Grand Standenclosure Betting-6 to 4 eget Ceres, or to 1 agst Aril, 6to ICommercial ..•• •• .... 57, pr cent. Stock. Stock. - 1 the prisoner's friends are sanguine in the hope that they Mr. William White, contractor,l36, Lillington•street, done the better. "We are new," he remarked, co beltme stunning and confusing, and even the merest turf ast Little John, Bto 1 each went the eau- and Bobby East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. - - may have a favourable influence in the only quarter toEast Ceuritry.. - -.- tyro, or the most indifferent spectator, was warmed into B g , 10 to 1 agst any other offered. Bobby B made strong Vauxhalabridge-road, said-Last night, between 10 and clear of the land." London .•... .•• •• - 101 which an appeal can now be made. It seems that, during enthusiasm which made him abandon his pigeon pies and tanning, followed by Plausible, ' who made a vigorous 11 o'clock, I was coining alone; the Broad Sanctuary, yo Mr. Humphreys-Did no prisoner allude to re- Ditto Bonds 4/. per cent. - - - the trial the prisoner expressed a belief that one atwhen the male prisoner took my handkerchief from my lvers ? St. Katharine - 84 h ene to inquire into the state of the market. The effort to catch him, ut could not quite get up, and was e least of the jurymen, whose personnel appeared to at- champagne pocket. I caught, his hand with my handkerchief in it, Wanews-Yes ;be said he bad two revolvers. onthampton ...... •• 31. Os per c. ;5000 50 0 0 - 1 fact too, of the extraordinary " open" character of the at last beaten by a head ; Usurer, Persia, Ceres, Ariel, a s i 5- tract his attention, was not the man to return a verdict of race served to keep alive and feed the general intereet. and Unexpected finished about three lengths; behind the he was drawing it from my pocket, and told him to You need not be frightened of a revolver, Victoria a••a•• •• a r. per cent. '2OOO 10 0 0 19Ie guilty, and on more than one occasion, in his communi- put it back, upon which he struck me a blow with hi e he remarked to Whittington, " for you know JOINTSrocx BANKS. At the last moment, also, a powerful demonstration was second. The winner was sold for 100 guineas. cation with his counsel and his solicitor, alluded to this other hand, on my nose, and made it bleed. I took you have been at the Ballarat riot." Wnittineton Dividend Amount made aeainst Wentworth, who was ultimately deprived gentleman. The jury were accommodated at the Lou' him by the collar, and paid him the compliment back said he was not more frightened than Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. of the " premiership" by Lord Derby's Fazzoletto. The . Annum. • Share. don Coffee-house. A. large room was prepared for them, again. The two women at the bar, and two others who he (Lewis) was. He then said that, when they got the quotations which we have appended to the result of the UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. fitted up with 16 beds, and they were 12 days " segues- . escaped, surrounded and ill-treated lne, and I was obliged captain and mate nut of the way, he and they would have --- 1 I £ a d. A s. 61. tared" from their families, friends, and pursuits. Some race will sefficientlyindicate the latest movements. After ......---...-- to let the male prisoner go, and he ran off, but a gentle- full charge of the ship. He would then take the ladder •20/. per cent.: 40 0 0 all 964 the horses had taken theirfinal canter priorto proceeding OXFORD, MAY 23. members of their families were admitted to see them, but . man caught him in his arms, aiel stopped him. I rushed and I.iy it across the hatchway so that no one should . 3 1 u ri s t t i r , a h l a N s o i a r i h A ... c c e e n n t t :lo s o o 0 0 0 0 20 'O l 0 32 - only in the presence of one of the officers of the court, to the starting-post, the last bell was sounded, ' and the im- In a Convocation helden this morning, at 10 o'clock, up and caught him again, arid we had a great scuffle. came up. the manse body of peep's on the course dispersed with a ear the their dormitory was locked at night to prevent . . • • • the Rev. Edwd. White Benson, M.A., and the Rev. Three women got hold of me, and a fourth and a cabman Mr. Humphreys-I think there was some allusion Commercial of Le e t r u l i c o a n a . 1 6 0 1 / . .p P e e r r Colonial 651/. per rr cent.c j 1 02 50 0 0 0 0 2 2 5 5 0 0 0 0 lonian possibility of communicating with the external world. presing rapidity, leaving the running ground clear, and .Henryl Revell Reynolds, M.A., of Trinity Coll e ge, and „ lo i n t o ok the prisoner away from tae, but the gentleman made to the women. Lend . Caar. Bk. of Ans. i 10. - 20 0 0 all 0 lAN The acceuchement of the wife of one of the furore took stretched out between the serried masses of spectators like the Rev. Win. Romania M.A., Emmanuel College, Cain- who had before stopped him a ga i n ca u g ht him. I got Witness-Yee. Lewis said, "We will kill the old t i. o o n n ' il o ti n e a L li n ( re o s ' t ' :n it in ' a . t . r ' 14 1 e percent. c et. 50 0 a 20 0 0 33', too 0 0 20 0 0 49e 2 a bright green belt. Amo place during hie detention, and an applicatien was ina•iere gay and animating scene it bridge, and the Rev. T. Woelley, Mai., Trinity College, my handkerchief away from the pri e o n er, but it was women, and keep the young women till we get t , the would be impossible to imagine, for the sun, which had , London Joint Stock - to Lord Campbell to allow him to go hems, and see her, Dublin, were almitted ad candela. taken from me by a stout woman of the party, who coast of Peru, where we will conceal the gold in the sand Frovinctal of Ireland B7. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - in the presence of an officer of the court. ' Lord Camp until then been clouded, shone forth in all its glory, seat- In a Congregation holden immediately afterwards the escaped, - bell, on aecertainitig that the lady's health was not in tiring the . shifting shadows, and gaily lighting up the fAlowing degrees were conferred, viz.:- and ,,be s i lVe la T , e c tr . , , : , : , , ,,, :ltr w y o z e i n n to hl i g n kb bunk, it." Ditto, New Bl.per cent. 10 0 0 all he Netionel of [retard 6% per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - surrounding landscape. As the horses were conduces I Mr. George Humphreys, of 12, Wilton-street, Pimlico, danger, said he felt bound to refuse the application, a . ,MASTER OF ARTS. ' engineer, said- I was a little distance behind the prose- called to me. He showed me two revolvers, a keg of Nat. Provincial of Bag. 8% per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 80 towards the' starting . post, there was a general hush- Dim. New - Keutor, and as he was turning round from Westminster. brandy, and some small phials. In reference to the re- Oriente] Bank Corpora. 81. 16 ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all if he ranted it, he must in fairness concede a similar fa-Francis Henry Bacon KOMI College. " A silence still as death, esa Tour to the whole of the remaining jurore, should they And the boldest held his breath Miles Mac Inner, Ballal College, bridge, by the cab rank, into the Broad Sanctuary, I volvers he remarked that they had never deceived him, ;oath Australia •... _ o_ o 0 0 ~,, 73 make an application to viii their families. Oa Sunday Francis Turner Palgrave (Fellow) Exeter College. 210 0 81;, Fora time." saw the male prisoner step from four women, with whom as he was a d eal shot. He put some bullets in the re , - week one of the jurors had a narrow escape of his life. A. simultaneous shout of " They're off," was raised, but Gilbert William Child, Exeter College. thbilf .. A . t . is . t . r . a . l!! :::: Ci.)),1., per cent. he was conversing, and pick his pocket. When the phi- volvers. The Wednesday following (the 20th) the pri- anion of London While walking in Epping Forest one of the large trees the advanced flag was not lowered, and the cry proved Rev. Arthur Cazenove, Exeter College. saner was rescued from the prosecutor I caught him on goner observ e d tint, he was afraid Whittington would Union of Madrid - 4 O 4O 0 0 all - was blown down by the tempest, and fell with a great to be a false alarm. It origin is described below. At Rev. Jitases Marshall, Exeter College. each occasion, as he has described, and I had a long and have nothing at all to do with the affair. He, at the CANALS. eravh within a few inches of his path, but, fortunate! severe struggle and conflict with him, in the course of same time remarked, "-- Tem ; we will get his re- Y , last the signal was given, and Mr. Hibbard effected a George Charles Brodrick (Fellow), Merton College. I 6 4 g Div , rd without doing any injury. Names of most admirable start. Rev. Richard Rann, Queen's College. which he got most of the injuries he now bears. I saw the volvers." He then observed that Jonathan, meaning a Names of ,le Dividend price Names a ' Price. .IN•wee, We have elsewhere described how the race was run. Rev. John Yollarl, Queen's College. 4 Anaum. --- prisoner Blackman kick Mr. White several times, and a seaman of the name of Kent, must be sounded. The Companies, Annum.pe m I- - CITY comirssro,v OF SEWERS. The success of Ellington created a sensation •; albeit, it Rev. Henry Thompson, Queen's College. cabman, who was on the rank, also kicked him repeat- prisoner went over to Kent, and returned in a few rill- __- 1 ea .._______ was not unexpected. Yesterday, in the remarks on this Rev. Richard Burton, Lincoln College. idly. notes, observing that Kent was as staunch as a piece of £ I ll ( Henry Fells, 279 A, was on duty in Palace-yard, iron. 4shtn &Oldh 98 71. p. ct. 145 afacclesileld. 100 27. 105. 51 On Tuesday a court was held at the Guildhall. meeting, it was stated that 1,000 to 50 had been taken Maxwell Charles Close, Christ Church. flarnsley•• •••160 - - death .. •• •• 100, 161. - 12 times about the horse •in fact despite his two detea's Rev. S. L. Sainsbury, Trinity College. Deputy PEACOCK, the chairman, stated that a depute- , ' ' and hearing a cry of police rushed to thespot, and found Mr. Humphreys-Did he not make some remark BrkillocAbrg , lso 41. , Oxford.... •• 100 - 104 the male prisoner and Mr. Humphreys lying on the ab int his revolvers ? tion from the Court had waited upon Lord Palmerston. -one at York ant the other at Chester-the confidence Rev. Joseph Were, Wadham College. Birmingham' 40 41. 92h Peak Forest. eel 51. Os. 76 and Sir G. Grey upon the subject of the difficulty con- of his party wee scarcely diminished, and he,found many Thomas Moseley Crowder, Wadhatn College. ground side by side. The male prisoner made so desp e . Witness-Yes, that with them he would stand by 50 Coventry.... 'lOO 25/. - Regent's- .• 301 1/ 15 . 1 e rate a resistance, assisted by his companions, that it men. On one occasion he met four men on their way Derby .•• - 1100 61, 15s. 1 84 Rochdale.... 85 ' 11. 10s. 70 nected with the opening of the new City Cemetery an I through-thick-and-thin supporters. The heavy ground, Joseph Colborne Veel, Magdalen Hail. he felt much satisfaction in stating that there was reaa,ii too, unquestionably served him. His principal backers, Rev. David Wiliiame, Magdalen Hall. was not until the arrival of five constables that the from the Avoca diggings, who were armed. He told Ellstnre&Chs! 69 2% p.ct., - 1 S sh oi r n e rs w e s t bn C r o y a . l . GrandJ•inctie 100 3/ pr.ct.l 40 Do. Lk FdSt 12 1 - - them to stand and deliver up everything they hail. They Do., 6 er.Ct.l 10 61. pr. ct.• 11% !Stfted &Wore 281. 420 to believe that the difference which had led to the delay Mr. J. and Mr. H., are thelargest winners; and his trainer BACHELOR OF ARTS. accused were captured. l4O would be speedily settled. who always expressed the highest opinaon about the Spencer William Phillips, University College. Mr. Daman having intimated his intention of sending did so, and were glad to get away with their lives. lie Grand: army, 100 41. , - THE SANITARY STATE OF THE CITY, horse has also thrown in for a good stake. Ellington Samuel Collingwood Hamerton, University College. the cue for trial, the accused importuned him to dispoise was never fired at once but his opponent get three in Grand Unionlloo' 11.0 s. 1 - iStoerbridee.. 1 - 21. 290 21. - Dr. LETHERY (the Medical officer of Health) presented was ridden by one of the cleverest and most determined James Bowden, University College, of the matter summarily, but he observed that the case return. Kennt & Avnl 39 6s. Od. 6 Severn andl 124:55 Lancaster ..!1001 - - Wye Rail, 5 26 was of so flagrant a description that the law required Mr. Humphreys-At this interview was there not Leeds &Livrp 100 , 2 , 5 1. 4 eeh NVlriv7ek &] e l. 25 the following report on the condition of some of the her - jockeys of the day. Yellow Jack was again destined Horacs . Davey, University College. able habitations in hie extensive district o f th e me t re . a, reap the somewhat barren honours of second place. Richard Freville Huntley, P,alliol College. him to send a for trial at the Central Criminal Cuurt• something said about the phials he showed you iu his '' Warwick & 1 polls :- He has thrice ran second, viz., for the Two Thousand, John Frederick Gosling, Bailiol College. The prisoners, who made no answer to the charge, bunk ? Leicester.... E,eics,.s Ica! Ll. e_e_y firming. 1001 '' Loughle)rogh 142 701. 550 Napton.. 5 100 21. 10 "la accordance with the instrections I received from Chester Cu and and Derby. Augustus Littleton Chetwode, Balliol College. were accordingly committed. 'Witness-Yes. I asked him what they contained. Monmoutlish 100 - - worcstr & 78 2/ . 20 the Court on Tuesday last, I beg to submit my report' ou By the way, the result of the race showed what, in James Wm, Shepard, Bailiol College. - Eno .•,,,,i;t4,..... ,-.4 41,. 1,,,..,.... ;,, D1.....,-----a. TS -.1, ' 4,1,f nn,in•-....... :,.. ....ALIA ~ ;n-mnri-nrif. riinninr. " T1:.,-)_;..._ Franrwp XV FT, T r 'l. rI 1 llr Pnafmn.a4cir• llf daritnn Oniisarta AS Anr mn-riryTm I,- ,T1ik1,1171.11 .V 1. ~ a 0`151,4 ri it cormlil mglre4 nil hands miipt. P n ri, 110 , I • There - He said laudanum, and that when plain the keg of brandy 5 3 1 1 e n i t t g n i n u e , r s.3b - s r h y 1 1 0 0 0 0 -- . -- Wi l l l t i s nn & in f g r • k i s - 7 10s. Od. - Wt 3 nave seV (sown weir - .WIC, .11lepp,) carnet' ley vv.a 1 'lnn t.--ertos. Isenson, who described, him- : crew ot the merchant-snip Stebenly ath, of L indon, ---- - - ---- -- -" --- s t .- --.. ''''‘'''' 1 Notwithstanding the unanimous verdict of the jury, EPSOM RACES-WEDNESDAY. PANIES' STOCK. 1 on the running round Tattenharn Corner, and Yellow self as a ehnernaeer, was brought up on remand, clamored, ' Capt. J. Sergeant', to mutiny aro murder the officere aed , 'almer, immediately after the proceedings on Tuesday, THE DERBY DAY. Jack now began to draw forward, and at the Road he on his own confestion, with having some 13 years ago paesengers, for the purpose of obtaining possession of ' -......-. omplained to the under-sheriff that he had not received The riotous fun and uproarious excitement which elm- took second place, with Bay Hilton's head at his n e ck, f orge d a c h eque f or tee, en M r , F re d er i c B ar l ow , a soli- the gold with which it was laden, and which amounted ' From the Official Lzst. , fair trial. The under-sheriff observed that he h . ad !no racterise a Derby Day have been so frequently described, and Fazzoletto and Cannobie lying close up. At the citor at Cambridge, by whom he was at that time em- to 61,000 oz ,of the value of 244,0001. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINII eaeon to complain, and reminded him that all the judges and rendered so familiar to the English people, that an distance, Aleppo disappeared from the front, and left ployed as clerk. Mr. Humphreys appeared for the prosecution. ' LONDON, TUE•3I) AY, MAY 27, 1856. greed in the finding of the jury. Palmer , :e reply was account of them must needs lack novelty. The scene Vanderamlin with a slight lead, Bay Hilton being se- A few days since the prisoner presented himself at the The following evidence was given In addition to what am. ' Well, sir, but that don't satisfy me. During the yesterday presented no new "incident." There were cond, Fazzoletto, Ellington, and Wentworth the next Be w .et ree t s tation, and made a statement to the inspec- was adduced at the previous examination :- GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. e _ barge of Lord Campbell he repeahedly communicated t h„ ame l eg -weary tramps, the same card-sellers, the three, Artillery being now beaten off. Soon afterwards, tor on duty, Mr. Mackenzie, to the following effect :- Walter B detho eaid that the ship left Melbourne on ! •erbally and by written messages with Mr. John Smith, me ki n d o f vehicles, and the Same stir and bustle Yellow Jack went up to Vandermulin, and raced with That about 13 years ago he wee employed as copying ' the 17th of February. He was a seaman on board of 1 Name of Company. Dividend Amount . per of Paid. : Price. lie solicitor, and the counsel conducting his case. sa- - - that have been witnessed at Epsom on the Derby Day him head and head, Bay Hilton dropping back, and El- clerk by Mr, Barlow, a solicitor in good practice in Cam- her. The next day the prisoner entered into converea• Annum. Share. 1 kfter the learned judge had concluded, he addressed i n any y e ar within the memory of that übiquitous lington biding his time, in chase attendance on the first bridge, and clerk to the bench , •f magistrates there. That tion with witness about some event which took place . 1 nobe to Mr. Smith, in which he stated that Lord X s. d. X s. d. i , an d w know-nothing" authority-the oldest inhabi- two. Half-way up the distance, Vandermulin tired, one dayhe found on his employer's desk a cheque for 151. when he was at Callao, and asked witness if he had ever - 1 - ltampbell's summing up was very unfair towards British • • ...........„ _ t am e. From an early hour vehicles rattled through and Ellington came-out, with Yellow Jack in hot pur- filled up, but not signed. This he took away, and having been there, al he thought he had seen him there. Wit- Ditto Provincial.... 71, _ 20 0 0 20 0 0 - him, and that, consequently, the jury must be pre- th e long straggling street on their road to suit, and, atter a most exciting race in, beat him easily forged Mr. Barlow's signature, he got change at a pnb- ness replied that he never was at Callao, He then ro- Brighton •• •• •• •• •• •• 51. 20 0020 0 0 15 iudioed against him. He added, however, the expres the Downs, and at frequent intervals visitors by rail by a length, half a length separating the second from lic•house, where ha was known. He entrusted the money ceeded to state that he and several other en there P ot a City of London ...... 41. Os. 100 0 0 160 6 0 - sion of . his belief that they would find a verdict of not swar med into the town. Perhaps a larger concourse of the third, and a length the third from the fourth. Van- to a " friend," at whose instigation he had committed schooner, and went towards California b lu eing anxiou g s to Continental (4th Cap.) . - 50 0020 0 0 - guilty. When informed by the under-sheriff, after the Er teteble - - - -2/ lOs 50 0 0 all - eo ple was never witnessed on the Downs, not even in dermulin was fifth, and Aleppo sixth. Wentworth the offence. This man had promised to return the money meet with some vessels that mi g ht be 'on their way with or l eat`central -::•• . 8/ per cent. 10 0 0 all 11 ei sentence was passed, that he must prepare immediately to i t ) h e memorable " Little Wonder " year, when the Queen was forward in the next lot. In the extreme rear Cots- next day, and if that promise had been ke the would gold from the mines. After waiti . ng about thre h e week . s Imperial ............ 101 & oonus. 50 0 0 all 90 return to his former quarters in Stafford gaul, he asked by and Prince Albert were present, or in the Great Exhibi- wold, Newington, Mr. Verdant Green, Astrologus, an d h ave recovere d the cheque and destroyed Pit. But he they espied two ships. They seized one of t ern, in Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 - what railway he was to be conveyed-and, on being told tion year, 1851. Several circumstances, perhaps, caused the Prince. - Artillery was last but one, and Wandering failed to do so, and the publican paid the check away. which they found about 7,000 on of gold. Tney seized L0nd0n.......... „„, - 50 0 0 Do., Pail. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 PP PP ..- 25 that the London and North-Western was the usual and the attendance of pleasure-folk to be unusually large. Willie absolutely last. Discovery being now imminent, prisoner absconded and the gold and scuttled the ship and the prisoner added Pece , ix . - ........., 41. per cent. 60 0052 0 0 40 most direct route, he begged that he might be taken by The festivities in celebration of peace have to a large The Bentincle plate (Handicap) of 50 BOYS, for all ages ; had continued ever since to evade the search which was that dead men could tell no tales, The ' H_atcliff ....• ....... 5/. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16 the Great Western Railway, as he stated that he was so united General ...... 2/. les. 50 0 0 all 20 ma'ority of Londoners rendered the present week a h • f ( t e winner o any race except matches) after the made after him. He had had very good employment a@ quently sailed to England, and remaine p d ri s s o o r n n e e r Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 •• 57% Well known on the North-Western that he would be re "bjroken week," sad the opportunity which was pre- weights were published, slb extra. One mile. a shoemaker (under a false name), b u t h a d Dever b ee n London, after which he sailed for Port Philip. After Ditto, New ........ - 50 001000 • ii te cognised all along the line. The under-sheriff informed sented of obtainin h l'd 1 • d t k M S - 'Rh V W• kl b th Fl • Dt h gao 1 ay was eager y seize oma e ,r. argent s ip an in e, y. e ying u-c • able to make up the sum of money to make restitution, prisoner had told him this, he asked witness how he him that his request could not be complied with, and he WATER-WORKS. the trip to Epsom on the Derby Day. man, 3 yrs, 7st 31b (inc. slb extra) (Fordharn) 1 while in the meanwhile be suffered such mental aeony would like to be in such a job as the 7,000 oz. of gold. 'on As it WAS acquiesced without any further observati . . The announcement, too, that his Royal Highness 0 1 I ...An. eanles's Tom Burke, 4 yrs, Sat 121 b •••(Kendell) 2 as he could no longer endure. lie, therefore, wished to Witness replied, " Very well, if he couid get ctear." ti s m ub e s i e n . I Dividend Amount I suspected that the prisoner might attempt to commit 1 Prince Albert and the Prince of Pruesia had signified hlr. B. Land'e Englemere, 4 yrs, 7st 131b...(J. Land) 3 give himself up to justice. Prisoner then called witnessh attention on board the Name of Company. , . per of Paid. Price suicide, and thus deteat the ends of justice, a new suit of 1 their intention of being present, doubtless contributed to Mr. T. Hughes's Treachery, 4 yrs, 7st 111b(D. Hughes) 4 When brought before the magistrate he reiterated this vessel, observing that, if he (witness) would only stick . • I clothes was prepared for him, which he was directed to ~,, 1 increese the attendance of fashionable visitors. Their 13etting-6 to 4 each agst Tom Burke and Rip Van statement. Ile said he c iuld not rest till the matter WAS to him, he would have it done in 48 hours. He added, 1 £s.d.X s. d. put on after his return to his apartment , at Newgatt. eh° Royal Highnesses arrived just prior to the time fixed for Winkle, and sto I apt any other (offered). Won in a investigated. It would be a relief to his mind to undergo in answer to some r emar k s by w it n e ss , that he bad a East London person was allowed to see him or comm inicate wit htm the firet race-two o'clock. A private room to the left canter by three lengthe. Bad third. Treachery beaten off. the penalty the law required. He hoped that Mr. Barlow, glass of imandy for the men in the foreeaCtle, vvho, he Vf t d . Junction after the sentence was passed, except the under-sheriff of the Grand Stand was laced at their disposal, and, The Epsom Cup of 100 says added to a sweepstakes of who was a very goed•hearted man, would take pity on knew, would not refuse te take it--that he would give - Lambet'e: 7.1111 - 100 0 0 - 80 - and the, authorities of the prison. Immediately after the considering the short noti P ce t t vhi f. ch :s h ir t Dorling re c c i eihed 10 shys each; h ft-,3•yr•olds, 7st ;4, Bst 7113 ; 5 and him, and remembering his general good conduct, to which them such a dese that th e y would not ge t over. When Newhiver Company 21.104. _ - _ verdict was delivered a teleoraphic deipatch was forwarded of their visit, the arrangemen 3or t eir acconimo ation upwards, 9at ; mares allowed 51b, and geldings 31b ; this WAS the only excePtion, would recommend him to they were disposed of if the passengers showed auy re- tihuthri ; s l t:e , Vauxhall i 5/. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 89% to the governor of Stafford gaol, requesting him to pro- west di .sex - 100 ' were as complete as circumstances would admit. any horse having run in the Derby race without being mercy at the trial. But should it be otherwise he would s.stan.ce, he would tell them that the ship was in the vide accommodation for the prisoner ; and on the arrival During the morning the weather was warm and sunny, placed, allowed 31b. Derby course. 15 subs. rather undergo the full penalty, whatever that might be, hands of the crew. He then proposed to speak to a BRIDGES. of the trala at Stafford at about 11 o'clock, a fly was tn waiting, in which he was conveyed totthe but as the day advanced black clouds gathered, and heavY Lord Chesterfield'siTypee, by Touchstone, 6 yrs, Bst than remain in his present dietress of mind. seaman of the name of Whittington on the suhject, and Dividend Amount showers fell with drenching effect, damping the ardour 9lb gaol. Mr. John Smith and Mr. George Palmer, the e . of the pleasure folk, and compelling them to scramble ha Mr. T. Parr's Saucebox, 4 yrs, Bst 71b (Wells) 2 c ommu n ic a ted with, and it was ascertained that his story of brandy, which, for a moment, overpewered him. Annum. Share. I prisoner's brother, are taking steps to lay before the all directions to take shelter. So far as the skiey infiu• Mr. Howard's Coroner, 3 YrA, Ust 111 b ...(Fordham) 3 was p er f ec tly t rue , Mr. Barlow however declined to pro- After he took it, he mentioned to Whittington what Home Secretary a statement of facte, mainly in connec- X s. d. X s. d. ences are concerned, the visits of Prince Albert to Epsom Betting-7 to 4on Typee, sto 2 agst .Coroner, and 5 coed against him, so long a period having elapsed. he had mentioned to him (witnese). Whittington, in re• flungereard .... - .... _ _ - 7 ht tion with the medical evidence, which they hope will in have been unfortunate enough ; for, on the only prior t• 1 agst Saucebox. Won by 10 lengths ; ver y b a d Th e pr i soner on being plaeed at the bar for the second ply, said he muet see his way clear first before he joined Southwark .......... - 110 0 0 - - d . ace the right hon. gentleman to recommend her Me- Ditto New of 7% p.c.. 11. per cent. 50 0 0 - - occasion of his witnessing the Derby, the sport was mar- third. time, and informed of Mr.. Barlow's decision, exclaimed in if. The prisoner then shook him (Whittington), and jesty to exercise the prerogative of mercy by mitigatine Waterloo ..... - 100 0 0 - - red by unpropitious •weather. - . . The Durdan Stakes of 5 goys each, with 30 added, for -" Thank God for that. It will relieve my mind from exclaimed "Goin at once." Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - - the capital sentence. The grounds on which the appeal In accordance with the custom which has of late years 2-yr-olds and upwards ; optional selling weights. Half the weight that is On it. Now I Will go back to my Mr. Humphreys-Was there anything said about the Ditto NW ditto of 71. 11. 10a. 4d. 40 0 0 -2.; will be made are the conflict of medical evidence, and been established, the Derby was the second race. The in- a-mile. wnrk with fresh spirit and try to earn money to repay number of those necessary to be engaged ? Vauxhall ............ 965. 70 10 3 - 20% the absence of any direct proof that poison had been augural event excited little curiosity, and was regarded Mr. Dawson's Bobby B, 3 yrs (401.), 7st 3•b... (Bates) 1 Mr. Barlow." He was then discharged. Witness-Yes. Lewis asked Whittington how many DOCKS. administered to the deceased. Several emnruunica- i by the dense mass of spectators who lined the running Mr. E. R. Clark's Plausible, 4 yrs (40L), 7st 91b _ men would be necessary ? Whittington replied " Not tions have been forwarded by various medical practi (Snowden) 2 less than half a dozen." He then asked Whittington , ground, and who had cougregated on the hill and on the WESTMINSTER. -Edettsnel Scott, Catherine Black. Dividend Amount I of Paid. Price. tioners detailing cases of tetanue from natural caueee, stands with a kind of listless indifference. No sooner, The following also ran :-Ceres, Ale one Persia, Un- whom , he could depend upon? Whittington replied "No accompanied by symptoms similar to thoseaspoken to in . 0 ' . man, and Martha Moore, the first named of whom was n wever, was it eci e , t an t e interes an exci emen dhi d h h • t d •t t expected, The Czar, Little John, Usu y rer, * Grey Dawn s t t h a e t ed p r i t z h e a . t a h n e d c t a h i e ne so o o n n e b r o a i r t d w f . 1 . sr Name of Company. AnTm. Share. Cook's case ; and although some of those communica- ' terribly disfigured in the face, were charged with the fol which hat been previously' displayed swelled to their and Ariel. x s. d. I X s. d. tions were not forwarded in time to be used at the trial, lowing daring outrage. C r ommercial ..•• •• .... 57. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - height. The din of ton ues it the Grand Standenclosure Betting-6 to 4 eget Ceres, sto 1 agst Ariel, 6to 1. t o li n e e. purp rr o h se e o p t r g is e o t n ti e n r g done the better. "We are new," he remarked, "nearly the prisoner's friends are sanguine in the hope that they , 7 Mr. William White, contractor,l36, Lillington•street, .ast arid West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. - eecame st i l l inning a . n d d ;fi cLfus t ing, anl even the merest turf agst Little John, Bto 1 each aont the eau- and Bobby clear of the land." East C.,..Lintry.. -•-•• - may have a favourable influence in the only quarter to AUX a V h It-bridge-road, said-Last night, betvVeen 10 and tyro, or t e most in . cren specta or, was warmed into B, 10 to 1 agst any other offert7d. Bobby B made stro • London .• ••.•• •• - 101 which an appeal can now be made. It seems that, during n h 11 o'clock, I was coining along the Broad Sanctuary, Mr. Humphreys-Did the prisoner allude to re enthusiasm which made him abandon his pigeon pies and running followed by Plausible, who made a vioorous Ditto donds 4/. per cent. - - _ the trial, the prisoner expressed a belief that one at when the male prisoner - took my handkerchief from my volvers ? st. Katharine - 84 . champagne to inquire into the state of the market. The effort acatch him, but could not quite get up, and was least of the jurymen, whose pereonne/ appeared to at- pocket. I caughtt his hand with tnY handkerchief in it, Witnews-Yes ; he said he had two revolvers. onthampton - fact, too, of the extrao . rdinary " open" characte . r of the at last beaten by ah . ead ; Usurer, Persia, C e eree, Ariel, tract his attention, was not the man to return a verdict of race served to keep alive and feed the general interest. and Unexpected finished about three lengths, behind the as he was drawing it from my pocket, and told him to You need not be frightened of a revolver, victoria ..•• a a •-• 1 51. per cent. '2O 0 0 10 0 0 I tele guilty, and on more than one occasion, in his communi- put it back, upon which he struck me a blow with his he remarked to Whittington, " for you know - JOINT-STocK BANKS. At the last moment also a powerful demonstration Was eecond The winner was sold for 100 guineas cation with his counsel and his solicitor, alluded to this other hand, on my nose, and made it bleed. I took You have been at the Ballarat riot." Wnittineton Dividend Amount • made against WentiCvorth , , who was ultimately deprived ' ' ' . him by the collar, and paid him the compliment back said he was not more frightened than of Paid. Price. gentleman. The jury were accommodated at the Lon- Name of Company. per 0 e . prem . rs p y fth " ie hi " b Lord Derby's Fazzoletto. The . Annum. i Share. don Coffee-houee. A large room was prepared for them again. The two women at the bar, and two others who he (Lewie) wee. Ile then said that, when they got the ' quotations which we have appended to the result of the UNIVERSITY INT ELLIG EN OE. fitted up with 16 beds, and they were 12 days " segues- . etscaped, surrounded and ill-treated Me, and I was obliged captain and mate nut of the way, he and they would have --- 1 I.£ s. d. A s. 61. tered" from their families, friends, and pursuits. Some race wid sefficientlyindicate the latest movements. After ---....--. to let the male prisoner go, and he ran off, but a gentle- full charge of the ship. He would then take the lad:lcl' , 20/. per cent.: 40 0 0 all eew the horses had taken theirfinal canter, prior to proceeding OXFORD, MAY 23. members of their families were admitted to see them, but man caught him in his arms, am! stopped him. I rushed and 1.,y it across the hatchway so that no one should British North American 51. per cent. 50 0 0 - to the starting-post, the last bell was sounded, aud the im- .tuttralasia .. Commercial of London. 10i.per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 32 only in the presence of one of the officers of the court, In a Convncation holden this merning, at 10 o'clock, up and caught hirn again, arid we had a great 'muffle. come up. Colonial - and their dormitory was locked at night to prevent the mense body . of peop'ehn the course . dispersed with a sur- the Rev. Edwd. White Benson, KA., and the Rev. Three women got hold of int, and a fourth and a cabman Mr. Humphreys-I think there was some allusion lonian - i i rapida lea.ving the runnin round clear, and Possibility of communicating with the external world. P r-s- "g Y' . g g . Henry Revell Reynolds, hI.A., of Trinity College, and agein took the prieoner away from ine , but the gentleman made to the women. Lonil.Enar. Bk. of Ans. - ,20 0 0 ail 0 le le stretched out bet ween tbe serried masses of spectators Irk e , The acceuchement of the wife of one of the jurors took , . . . t toe Rev. Win. Romanie, M.A., Emmanuel College, Cam- who had before stopped him again caught him, 1 got Witness-Yes. Lewis said, "We will kill the old plo tk n ,, a n i d id, t C e o s i t u in V 't in ' s • t • r I 114°1.. p p e e r r c c e e n n i t t . . 1 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 (!) 2 20 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 % it bright green belt. A more gay and animeting scene 1. . place during hie detention, and an applicatien was [mete bridge, and the R3V. T. wo ii Ai - A T ; 0-ey, -,...., -r.ntty College, my handkerehlef a venY from the Prieoner, but it vvas women, and keep the young, women till we get t . the 1 "n , London Joint Stock - would be impossible to imagine for the sun, which had to Lord Campbell to allow him to go heme and see her, . • . ... , „ Dublin, were admitted ad cundent. tak, a from me by a stout woman of the party, who coast of Peru, where we will conceal the gold in the sane Frovinctal of Ireland Bl. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - until then been clouded, shone forth in au its gtory, scao New Bl.per cent. I 10 0 0 all - in the presence of an officer of the court. Lord Camp- In a, Cengregation holden immediately afterwarde the escaped. and scuttle the ship, leaving the women to sink vyith it." Ditto, tering the shifting shadows and oaily lighting up the seetioure of Irelard 6l. per cent. !50 0 0 22 10 0 - bell, on aecertainieg that the lady's health was not in - ' h ftllowing degrees were conferred, viz.:- Mr. George Humphreys, of 12, Wilton-street, Pimlico, The next •lay, while the prisoner was in his bunk, he N' at. Pmvincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 80 surrounding landscape. As the horses were conducte I danger, said he felt hound to refuse the application, at, MASTER OF ARTS. ' engineer, said- I was a little distance behind the prose- called to me. He showed me two revolvers, a keg of Dote. New .. •••• •• j 8/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 23 t d 11 -* t t . •t I • rat hush owar s t e s ar . ing pos , t iere was a gene _ cutor, and as he was turning round from Westminster- brandy, and some small phials. In reference to the re- orienue Bank Corpora. B'. p. ct.&bs. 1 25 0 0 all if he granted it, he must in fairness concede a similar fe- Francis Henry Bacon Belliol College. " A silence still as death, . Australia •• Tour to the whole of the remaining jurore, should they And the boldest held his breath Miles Mac Innes, Ballicl College. bridge, by the cab rank, into the Broad Sanctuary, I volvers he remarked that they had never deceived him, - i : tll l -iift ef Australia.. -30 e per cent. 25 0 0 •• 73% make an application to visit tleir famillee. Oa Sunday Francis Turner Palgrave (Fellow) Exeter College. saw the male prisoner step from four women, with whoin as he was a d a - 1 shot. He put some bullets in the re- Ditto - 210 0 set For a time." week one of the jurore had a narrow etcape of his life. A simultaneous shout of " Tb.ey're off," was raised, but Gilbert William Child, Exeter College. Lie was cenversiug, and pick his pocket. When the pri- volvers. The Wednesday following (the 20th) the pri- u,,ion of London While walking in Epping Foreet one of the large trees the advanced flag was not lowered, and the cry proved Rev. Arthur Cazenove, Exeter College. sonar was rescued from the prosecutor I caught him on goiter observed that he was afraid Whittington would union of Madrid - _4o o o all - was blown down by the tempest, and fell with a great to be a false alarm. Re origin is described below. At Rev. James Marshall, Exeter College. each occesion, as he has described, and I had a long and have nothing at all to do with the affair. Ile, at the CANALS. . crash within a few inches of his path, but, fortunatelY, last the signal was given, and Mr. Ilibhurd effected a George Charles Brodrick (Fellow), Merton College. severe struggle and conflict with him, in the course of same time remarked, "-- Tom ;we will get his re- , - 16 4 • Dividend without doter; any injury. which he got most of the injuries he now bears. I saw the volvers." He then observed that Jonathan, meaning a Names ef !e, Dividend r i Names of 2 most admirable start. Rev. Richard Rann, Queen's College. e rCe m 'antes. !el Companies. l.'s • p er Price. prisoner Blackman kick Mr. White several times, and a seaman of the name of Kent, roust be sounded. The Co i , a P r - .0 Anaum. .demmes, We have elsewhere deecribed how the race was run. Rev. Jobn Yolla.ral, Queen's College. --- i ce Annum. , crrY comstrssroy op SE TV FIRS. The suecess of Ellington created a sensation ; albeit, it Rev. Henry Thompson, Queen's College. cabman, who was on the rank, also kicked him repeat- Prisoner went over to Kent, and returned in a few mi- ._ 1 - ________ 4lo ----- wai not unexpected. Yesterday, in the remarks on this Rev. Richard Burton, Lincoln College. edly. notes, observing that Kent was as staunch as a piece of x X l On Tuesday a court was held at the Guildhall. meeting, it was stated that 1,000 to 50 had been taken Maxwell Charles CI, se, Christ Church. • Henry Fells, 279 A, was on duty in Palace-yard, iron. Ashtn &Oldh 98 71. p. ct. 145 Macclesfield. 1.00 2/. 10s. 51 Barnsiey•• ...lee - , - Neath .. •• •• 100, 161. - and hearing a cry of police rushed to thespot, arid found Mr. Humphreys-Did he not make some remark Deputy PEACOCK, the chairman, stated that a depute. ,12 times about the horse ;in fact, despite his two defeats Rev. S. L. Seinebury, Trinity College. BrknicecAbrg:lso 41. Oxford.... • • 100 I - 104 tion from the Court had waited upon Lord Palmerston. ' -one at York an I the other at Chester-the confidence Rev. Joseph Were, Wadham College. the male prisoner and Mr. Ilutnphreys lying on the ab eit his revolvers ? Birmingham '4O 41. 92% Peak Forest. 751 51. Os. 76 ground side by side. The male prisoner made so despe. Witness-Yes, that with them he would stand by 50 coventry.... l loo 25/. - Regent's •• - 30; 1 / 15 % and Sir G. Grey upon the subject of the difficulty con- of his party was scarcely diminished, and be t found many Thomas Moseley Crowder, Wadharn College. -, iss 84 Rochdale •• 'll 10s. 76 nected with the opening of the new City Cemetery, an•l through-thick-and-thin supporters. The heavy ground, Joseph Colborne Veel, Magdalen Hail. rate a resistance, assisted by his companions, that it men. On one occasion he met four men on their way D i e i rby • •••• 1 ,100 b . .. , .. 85 . . stnreStChs 69 21,' p.ct. - somrset Coal l a - - he felt much satisfaction in statino that there was reaton too, unquestionably served him. His principal backers, Rev. David Wiliiame, Magdalen Hall. was not until the arrival of five conetables that the from the ekvoca diggings, who were armed. He told GrandJenctie toe 3/ 4 pr. ct. 40 Do. Lk ' - 1 I dSt 12 - - to believe that the difference which had led to the delay Mr. J. and Mr.H., are thelargest winners; and his trainer BACHELOR OF ARTS. accused were captured. them to stand and deliver up everything they had. They Do., 6 er.CLI 10 61. pr. ct. 11% !Stftrd &Wore 140 281. 420 would be speedily settled. who always expreseed the leighest opinton about the Spencer William Phillips, University College. Mr. Dayman having intimated his intention of sending (lid so, and were glad to get away with their livee. lie Grand .. . earres 100. 4/. - IShreersbnry.. 125 - - • Grand Union!loo' 11.08. - Itonrbrldge.. , 45 121. 290 THE SANITARY STATE OF TUE CITY. horse has also thrown in for a good stake. Ellington Samuel Collingwood Hamerton, Univereity College. the case for trial, the accused importuned him to dispose was never fired at once but his opponent got three in Kennt Fe Awe 39 6s. Od, q % 'Severn and 1• ' 0 1. - Dr. LETHEBY (the IVledical officer ot Health) presented was ridden by one of the cleverest and most determined Jamee Ihresden, Univereity College. of the rnatter summarily, but he observed that the mese return. 1 • Lancaster ..,100 ] - - Wye Hail, j 26 ' the following report on the condition of some of the hot - jockeys of the day. Yellow Jack was again deitined Horace Davey, University College. was of so flagrant a description that the law required Mr. Humphreys-At this interview was there not Leeds&Livrp, 100, es/. eeek Warwick 843 100 2 g• 25 rible habitation 3 in hia extensive district o f th e me t re . a, reap the somewhat berreu honours of second place. Richard Freville Huntley. Balliol College. him to send it for trial at the Central Criminal Cuurt. something said about the phials he showed you iu his [ E , , e e l i t es e•htel , ;;;;h l( B l! _ 61. 49% s : N E T I= i, polls :- He has thrice ran second, viz., for the Two Thousand, John Frederick Gosling, Bailiol College. The prieonerm, who made no answer to the charge, bunk ? Loughts)rogh 142 701. 550 Naptore e 1 100 ' 21 10 "la accordance with the instractions I received from Chest m Cup, and Derby. Aueustus Littleton Chetwode, Balliol College. were accordingly committed. Witness-Yes. I asked him what they centeined. monmouthsh mo - - Worcstr &e ee 21. 20 the Court on Tuesday last, I beg to submit my report' ou By the way, the result of the race showed what, in James Win. Shepard, Balliol College. --- He said laudanum, and that when put in the keg of brandy Mntgmerysh 100 - - Dirming.j '' 51eltuMwbry 100 - , - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. - the condition of the houses in Plurntree-court, Holborm turf parlance, i 3 called " in-and-out running. ° Bird-in- Henry Win. Harper, Poistmaster, Merton College. MARLBOROTIGII-STREEr.-VIOLENT OUTRAGE a glass o• it would make all hands quiet enough. There The court is situated on the south side of Holborn, anO Hand beat Ellington easily at Chester ; yet is " no- James B H. Hawkins, Postmaster, Merton College. ON A FEMALE.-GRoss CASE OF BRUTALITY.-Joire, ATI. was long Jein Phillips, and Jack, and old Harry Bluff INSURANCE COMPANIES. order to make eure of he must give an extra dose to, in _ Dividend Amount it extende from Shoe-lane to within a few yard s of F ar . where "in the Derby ; whilst Fazzeletto, who defeated Charles Geed, Exeter College. Curtis, a powerful-looking fellow, was placed at the bar them Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. ringion-street. Its length is abeut 240 feet, and the Yellow Jack for the Two Thou sand, appeared unable to Ge mete Mille-, Exeter College. . before Mr. Bingham, charged with a violent and unpr .- , • Annum. Share. width varies frem 12 feet 9 inches, which is the averaoe compete with his old antagonist. Wentworth could not George Charles, Exeter College. aoked assault upon a female named Ellen Howe, who Evidence continued-On the Thursday morning the prisener observed to witnese, " What do you mean to do 1E s. d. X s. d. width of the widest portion, to 5 feet, which is the nar- get nearer than seventh or eighth at the finish. In fact, Thomas H. Marshal, Exeter College. had been cohabiting with the prisoner during the last v? ' Witness replied as he had done before. The anion ....•• ........ 11/. los. ,500 0 0 50 0 0 87 lowest. There are 9 5 housee in the c out, and they are the despised Aleppo, who was sent to make the running Ch . arles Foster Garrett, Oriel College. three years, at No. 4, Monmouth-court, Seven Dials. n ' ) .` • m• stly three storeys high, with very small beck yards. for him, beat the pick of the Danebury stable. William Stratton, New Cellege. It appeared from the evidenee of the proteeutrix, whose prisener remarked that the vessel was then far enough tt!ic l i t n t ej.ls la r r i i :. c and For. 71. 14s. ret . bs. , 100 0 0 I 1 0 0 17% n .. .. 61. p,c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 43 south, and that then was the time to act, as the passe,- " In many casee there are not any yards at all, Each home:. Five hundred policemen under Superintendents John Sewell, Bra.senose College. face was severely bruised and lacerated, that on Tuesday Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 - is occupied by many tenants, and in some instances there Hughes and Walker, and 'lnspectors Beckerson and Wm. S. Nicholson, Christ Church. morning last, at an early hour, the prisoner got out of gere were all sea-sick in their cabins. He said he had atlas . . les. Od. 50 0 0 515 0 11 are two or three families in one room. In fact the loca- Bray, of the A_ division, did duty on the course, and car- St. Anbyn M. St. Aubyn, Christ Church. bed and abused her terribly. He went to a neighbouring seen the slides outside the vessel, and that he could easily g4: t i. i i: i1 1ge n . ,;, . ,;, ... 1 ...... 41, 7 p L er „ ? , ent. 10 5 ( 0 1 ( c ) , : 2: ::: 0 2: fasten them with nails. 0 - lity has been for A long time past a sort of colony ried out their arrangements with the utmost efficiency. Charles Wheler Wheler, Christ Church. public-house and obtained coM9 drink, after which he Clericl.3led.& Gen.l.lfe Spr ct. & be. 100 0 0 110 0 0 - tor the most destitute of the poor. I have visited The buetnes -• sof the vreighing department was conducted Robert H. M. Warraud (Scholar), Trinity College. returned and called her vile names. He then struck her Mr. Yerillev-Tbat would fasten them in their cabins? 4/. 100 00'10 0 0 lee the Court on several occasions, but I took the opportn- by Mr. James Manning, with a strict regard to punctu• Lionel D. W. D. Darner (Scholar), Trinity College. on the mouth, and forced her violently upon the ground, Witness-Yes, sir. He further added, that he could crown .............. 17s. Od 50 0015 0 0 18 nity of seeing it early on IVednesclay inornina, i n com . ality. It tvoul Ibe superfluous to bear testimony to the Alfred Peyne, Trinity College. and while she vvas in a helplese and unguarded position, ass them throu h the ort I obeerved I wou theu p „ - g P • ' 1,1 Eagle . - Equity and Law:. :::: 41,4 per cent. 100 0 0 1 5 0 0 534 parry with the union medical ed . cer, Mr. D'ighy, who accuracy of the judge's decision. Alexander 0. Lloyd, Trinity College. he kicked her, and otherwise ill-treated her. The blow have nothing at all to do with it. Prisioner then said Earope-in Life l/, 20 00 ! a ll !Set kiudly undertook to point out the localities in which The railway authorities deserve honourable mention Henry Charles Finch, Trinity College. were inflicted with his heitvy bts wh rb - h oo , eet sesus -8 ti t h I ' la ar it not been for Whittingten and me he would General 6/.. 5 0 0 ' , •• I " a e, diseetee bad been most prevaleut. We areived at the for the completeness of their arrangemerite. Thomas E. Langford Sainsbury, Trinity College. , teined a frightful wound which disfigured the left side of to v 1 't 11 h• •If 1 ob f th t d ae t one i a imee on„ e ore a ay. He bad be 5!. per cent. Stock. , .1. 1 0 111() 11- ••• • •• •‘ 5' 1 100 0 0 47 "5 0 1 1 54 , 1 i, • , liar( ~n ............ ~. per cent. , been waiting on shore six weeks for an escort from the court before the occupants were out of their beds, and In addition to hie Royal Highness Prince Albert and Henry Allen Steel (Scholar), Jesus College. her mouth, and tore away a portion of the flesh. The . ' Imperial Fire......... 121. per cent-500 0050 0 0 I 310 the sickening odour which pervaded the large rooms ef Prince Frederick William of Prussia and suite, we no- Thomas Thomas, Jesus College. prosecutrix called for help, when the police arrived and diggings, but which had no gold in it, anti he then made Imperial Life moat of the houses was almost overpowering. At No. tieed amongst the distinguished visitors Lord Derby, Lewis Morris, Jesus Collega took the prisoner into custody. up his mind to try the ship, obeerving " That the ma. Indemnlty Eitririe.... li.as & 3/. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 8414 28, on the ground floor, there was a small front room, I Lord Anglesey, Lord Wenleck, Leal Exmouth, Sir M. Thomas Casson Smith, Jesus College. The prosecutrix, who appeared to be suffering consider- jority of h the passen Jed set Law Fire .......... • • 2s. & 2s. gers were an old grey-hery Law ute............. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 314 - 100 0 . 10 0 0 61 having an area of about 700 cubic feet, in which there Farquhar, Co!. Fereuson, Cept. Evelya, Hon. H. Fitz- 'Lamas Nelson Palmer, St. John'', College. able pain, said, in answer to Mr. Bingham, that she had of -----• Legal and General Life - 5000, 200 e% were two wretched beds, from which five adults and four roy, Hon. C. Fitz williarn, Lord Glasgow, Lord Gran- William Trin,gham, St. John's College. lived with the prisoner three years', and during that time Mr. Humphreys-After We, you and Whittington London_ it los. 25 00!12 10 0 2 9 N children had just arisen. Behind this was another dark ville, Mr. C. Greville, Capt. Hutchinson, Mr. H. Des Charles M. Parker, Wadham College. she had been suejected to a course of gross illareatment. made A communicati p 1 Un to the ca tain the effect of which London amp... ...... .. los. a hs. 25 0 0112 10 0 - marine ..... .... •.•• .. 18s.per share 100 0 0 1 28 0 0 41'12 ~., den of 640 cubic feet in area, on the fleor of which there Veeux, Col. Newton, Mr. G. Payne, Mr. R. Read, Capt. Edward Sidney Williame, Wadhain College. He had been in primon twice for cruelty towards her. On wa- that the prisoner wee taken into custedy ? med. Invlid & Gen. Life, 4% /. per ct.. 50 0 0 I 2 0 0 3 q were three heaps of rags, where two men, one woman, Curzon, Lord John Scott, Lord Strathmore, Mr. .p. George Gilling, Wadham College. • the first occasion the prisoner was incarcerated for one Witoess-Yes t sir, ou the Friday. tnnerve • •... sp. ct. & bs. 20 00 1 2 0 0 - and two children were then lying. They were huddled Cockerell, Lord Wilton, Sir W. W. Wynne, Lord Ward, Joseph Edgar, Waelham College. month, and, secondly, he was sentenced to two mouths' Thomas Whi ~ tonaton repeated the evidence he gave Monarch ............ - A 0 0 1 0 0 - National Loan Fund 51 per cent 20 0 0 310 n - together with the smallest regard to decency, and 1 wa. I Lord Lasce les, Lord Lichfield, Lord Londesborough, Henry Nerwood Tyra, Pembroke College. imprisonmemt. at the former examination, and which hat already pp- • •• • • • Palladium We... informed that they were chanue lodgers. The landlord I Lord A. Lennox, Lord Maidstone, Lord March, Sir Francis Jourdain, Pembroke College. Mr. Bingham in strong terms remarked on the bate peered. Pelican - - - 45% hillnielf was one 9I the Occupants of thie m i sera bl e a b o d e , Geo, _kamytatte, Lord Henry Thynne, Mr. Chas. Bal- Nathaniel John Newnham, Worcester College. and cruel conduct of the prisoner towards the prosecu- r said there was ohcenie Jonathan Kent stated that the prisone . . or, _ c,oo - - - - Thin other rooms of the house were in a similarly four, Count Batthyany, Majer Begot, Lord Bateman, Richard Glene, Worcester College. trix, amid said he was determined to do all in his power plenty of gold , below, and that he would place one man r f nal Life.... .. 5/. per cent. 5 0 010 0 - Provident Life...... . 11. ss. & be. 100 0 0 10 0 0 38!,'• wretched state, and for the accommodation of tte Dnke of Beaufort, Sir J. B••swell, Bart., Mr. J. Bowes, Thomae Roberta, Worce-ter College. to check such unmanly and brutal outra.gee. in the captain s cabin, and one in tha mate'e. He said Rock Life ••:. I 79. 53 0 010 0 t", l 4i _ many families which taaanted them there was but one Sir Tom Burke, Bart., Duke of Cambridge, the Hon. George Irving Davies, Worcester College. The prisoner was counalitted for six months, with he would be able to do the work with four men, and that Royal Exchange ...... ~ 1 0/. per cent. Stock. all waterm.loset in a small backyaid, which was so abernin- ,J. Macdonald, Sir H. Campbell, Cal. Campbell, Lord John George Gauntlett, Worcester College, hard labour. he only wanted him (witness) to assist. inn Fire ...... •• ...... 6/ 10s. - Ditto Lire .... I 1/ 14s. - 11 .--- ably filthy that I c o uld not approach it. Ne. t 3, th e I Chest afield. Capt. Chrietie, Lord Clittlen, Capt. Brehm Thomase Littleton Wheeler, Worcester College. --- jarnes Connell, chief mate, proved having taken the Th . „ , „ u ited alnatorn Iti pct &bs !20 0 0 4 0 0 4Th sinele room which formed the ground floor, had an area 1 zon, Lord Colville, Sir W. Codrington, Lord Conyno. William Foxton, hlagdalen Hall. prisoner into custody while he Was at the wheel. He Universal Life •• '.. • • 1 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - 967 cubic feet. In this there were three beds ly I Imen Mr J. Shirley Crawford, Lent Curzon, Lion. 11. ino on ' . • William Henry Hodge, hlagilaten Hall. LAMBETH.-THE LkTE BURGLARY AHD EXTEIIS?I'VE was placed in irons. ROBBERY IN THE KENT.ROAIL-Jantes Royers, John Davis Harris, second mate, stated that be went to the eictorla Life ........ I 5/. per cent. - --- 412 6 5 , ,14 the Rem-, upon which two men, five women, and'fise Curz in, Mr. Byng, Mr. A. Des Vcome, Lord Drogheda, BAcentooa or Music. LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. liec!ini, and Jo3eph Hart, a li as j og Ly nc h, all wed- prieorierh bunk, and took possession of a keg of brandy children had been sleeping. In another small roem at I Capt. Peel, Lwd Dreinlenrig, Sir It Peel. L3rd Egliii- Stephen Hatherley, New College. dressed persons, meinhers of a gang of persone, as stated and a bag, which containe 1 the revolvers, two pistols, Dividend ' Amoent the top of the houee there were tem wretched familiee of 1 ton, Ron. Leopold Eliis, Lord Eufield, Hon. Col. Fo- Name of Company. per of Paid. Pile, • • ' • BACHELOR OF MEDICINE. by tbe police, who have for some considerable time past two bowie knives, a quantit.y of bullets, &c. :ex individuals, who had taken their night's rest upon a rester, Lord Elston, Duke of Montrose, Lord Newport, Will'a Henr Stone hl A Balliol Colle e carried on an extensive sy - stern of plun ler in warehoueee Intpector White, who took the prisoner into custody - Annum. Share. heap of shavinge. The room was destitute f o evert , Mr. Onslow, Gen. Peel, M.P., Hon. Admiral Rou., ' r n 9 a - a g • _ .._ erticle of furniture. At No. 9, whieh is a houee of 15 Thotnas P Teel! 11 a Bresenose College. Col. Taylor, Mr. 11. Wallis, Mr. T. Wallies, Mr. J. • . ,-- •, . in the city of London, and at drapers' show; in the at Gravesend, produced the property. X s. d. Xs. ct. Rank of Scotland .. • • 7:. per cent. 100 0 0 tOO 0 0 1981'0 Bemee Wood M A Trinit Celie ot suburbs ot the metropolis, and Thomas Coxheacl, a cab Capt. Sergeaut stated that he gave orders for the pri rooms, the largeet of which ie only 825 cubic feet, there Ives, Mr. Oaseley Higgins, Mr. F. Magennis, and • - . ••, y .6 . British Linen Company 8/. per cent.lloo 0 0 100 0 0 223/0, allan Douglas Mackay, 8.A.., Worcester College. driver and ex•policernan, were brought un arid placed a , . sorter to be taken itito custody. were 67 occupants, consi,ting of 14 men, 26 women, and several others whose names we were unable to j ..t doan Caledonian Bank .. ". 81. per cent. 10 0 0 210 04' 2, 27 children. In two of the roome the poor creatures amidst the hurry and exciteini nt which prevailed. The following aro among the pereons on wh3m it is the bar before Mr. Elliott, for fieal examinatiom on a Tha prisoner said thet there were 50 sovereigns in his City of Glasgow liaak 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 12/ Bs. charge of burelariously breaking and enterin s the pre- belt Clydesdale Bank •..- 5%/. p cent ~ 20 0 0 10 0 0 8 3. were wholly destitute, and they were taking their rest The Epsom Plate (Handicap), of 50 sovs, for all ages ; understood that the Honorary D.C.L. degree will be thsc e s 0 , „ e 's c unnerciai Bank .. 71. per cent. ; 500 0 0 lee 0 0 227/1 + conferred at the ensuing commemoration :-The Earl of 'I" B I B - • - • . ' t ai. asrs. ut er rothers extensive drapers in Capt. Sergeant said the things were all examined in uster„ Bank.... ' 25 0 0 10 0 0 121 3-• .... hl. per cent. npon the bare fl .or, Th e ho use was so overcrowded that ( the winner of any race (matches excepted) after the d K d d • ' Clarendon, the Earl of Elgin, Admiral Str E. Lyons, the 01 ent-roa ,an etealing therefrom property to the cabin before the paseengere, and there was no money tonna & Glasgovv.... 31e1. p cent. 50 0 500 41 18: the average cubic space per individual was only 175 cubic j weights were published, 51b extra. One mile. the value of 250/. in the belt. Exchauge link of Scot.. - I - - General Sir Harry Jones, General Sir W. F. William., feet ;in one room it was only 86,7 and in another 93t Mr. Mellish's Weathercock, by Weatherbit, 5 yrs, Bst ted National Bank ...... 6% per cent. 100 0 0 0 0 0 182 i 0, , No. 24, which is a small house of 3 storeye in height, with 71b, including sib extre ( \Veils) 1 Dr. Sand with, Dr. Berle (the African traveller), Sir It will bo recollec , from what transpired at the Prisoner-Did yeti mot threaten to shoot me ? Norteof econand Bank eiper cent 20 0 0 2100 11 16, 4 rooms, contained 40 individuals, consisting of 18 Mr. Good's Vulcan, 4 yre, 7st 6th (D Hughes) 2 . henry Holland (the Physician), and his Excellency former examination, that, on the morning ot Friday, Capt. Sergeant-I read if you attempted to make your Royal Bank of icon. .. 51. per cent. lee 0 0 100 0 0 1451 tis adulte and 22 children. It has no back ard, and the Capt. Christie's Roving Betsy, 4 yrs. 6st 131b(T. Cliff) 3 • • NI ' Masurus, the Turkish Ambassador. The entire the 16th inst., at about 5 o'clock, a cab was seen to escape I would shoot you. union Bank of Scot. .. 'leper cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 10210 s -• 50 0 0 So 0 0 45/ 0 - wes.ern Bank" .• .... 71. per cent. , number will probably be 10 or 12. drive np to the shop front of the Meesrs. Bother, and Mr. Yardley-Is it not the practice to search the chest ventilation is most imperf t I ' I • Y • The following . also ran :-Gareekeeper, Moonshine, ec . nag it in this way do- kinetic° Fire and We.. Bel/. pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 16/15, The Junior Proctor has this day issued the list of can- immediately after four men were seen to remohe large or bag of sailore when they come on board ? British Guarantee ... 4/. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 I/ 12s scribe to you the miserable condition of every house in I Alma, Tester, and c by Clumsy. the court, hut lam quite sure that I have d ' Bt . 7 t 4 ot T ster end 4to 1 each ag-t presente to , et mg- o a,s e. , . lades of goo& from the house end ut them into the Witne Iv didates fur Responsione. The number of names is 161. ' a ' " p •SR-.... 0, sir. Caledonian Fire Ensue . tee per cent. 100 00,10 0 0 251 0,, City of .4lasgow Lite -4/. per cent. 0 0 I 2 0 0 1/ 8. you ! - notice a sufficient body of facts to indicate the Ise- Weathercock and Vulcan. Won by a neck ; a length • CAMBRIDGE, MAT 28. vehicle, which drave off at a rapid rate, the four men Mr. Yerdley-I should thing you ought in future, Co onial Life ......... 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 I 1 0 0 51 bs following it The circumstance exciting the suepicion Not only you, but all captains conning from Auetralia ceeeity for your interference in the matter, and for the and a half between the second and third ; Gamekeeper At a congregation held this day the following degrees ' ' ' • Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. ner cont. 100 00115 0 0 iB/15. of some persons who had witnessed it, they took the This ought to be a warning to you. Eng. & Scot, Lavw Life 510e:cent. 50 0 0 a 5 0 4/ 8, adoption of some means whereby the habits of the poor was a bad fourth ; Tester fifth. were conferred :- number of the cab, and gave information to the police, Witoees-It will be, sir. elle essee. o ecoe.and 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 1100 el 10. mat' be more healthfully regulated. I have long thought I The Derby Stakes of 50 sovs each. h ft, for three-year- MASTERS OF ARTS. Nationa• Fire and Life 6/ per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 021 i. anti thie led to the apprehension of the prisoners Rogers Inspector Shaw said he assisted to taking the n i ' . ' ' that one of the greatest boons that could be conferred on olds-colts Bst 7lb ; filli e s s s t oll e ; the second to re . Thos. Leg,ge Symes, Trio. Frederic Hy. Law, Cor u ' er ' North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20. 0 0 46110 s . and Keeling while followin g th e ca i g and they were eener into cuetody, that he observed WhittingtOn and scottish Union Insrne. 7%/. prcent. 20 0 0 ! 1 0 0 .11 14, ! theee the poorest of our fellow-citizens would be the ceive 100 Boys out of the stakes. One mile and a half. Beauchamp Tyrwhitt,Clare Charles Frederic No P 8 mean, subeeqUentlY flint' identified as the persons who were Boletho hart a pull at ban; and that Whittington °eget Standard Life ......•• 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 X/ 0 ' bringing within their reach the means of enjoying more New Course. 213 subs. Philip Winter Da Quette- St. Catharinehi a Onitod Ben Assurance V. ner cent. 10 0 0 10 0 - . present and assisted in removing the property from the to have been in his place. cleanly, more decent, and more healthful habitations Admiral Harcourt's Ellington, by Flying Dutchman ville, St. Peter's MISCELLANEOUe. than are now at their disposal. What with sanitary re. (Aldcroft) 1 BA.CHELORS OF ARTS. prosecutors' premiees. The prisoner Coxhead was sub- The prisoner, who said he should reserve his defence, sequently traced to his resid ence h y s ergean t Coppin, and who, in the course of the inquiry, denied the state- . Dividend ! Amount ; gulations and street improvements, we are daily breaking Mr. Howard's Yellow Jack, by Birdcetcher...(Wells) 2 Charles Ed. Donne, Trin. Richard Poole, Jesus of the P division, on the morning after the robberY ; ment of Boletho, Name of Compat.y. per of ! Paid. Price. up the old haunts of the poor, and, as it were, narrowing Lord ,T.Scott'sCannobie, by Melbourne (R. Sherwood) 3 John Summer Gebson,Trin, Robert Butler, Sidney and, mistaking the officer for one of the " gentlemen," Was committed for trial, Annum. Share. 1 the circle within which they are confined. Little by Lord Derby's Fazzelette, by Orlando . (Flatman) 4 - AD EUNDEM GRAMM. as he called them, by whom he had been employed - little are thas thickening the density of the untouched The following also ran :- Alex. Denny, Trin. Col., I Abraham Hume, Trim on the over night, he at once admitted hating taken e, Assam Tea .• .. .• .... ' 5/. ,50 001 20 0 0 - localities, until they become like this of Plumtree- Mr. Howard's Coroner - IICKET•OI , LEAYE CoNvicrs.-Yesterday a return or- ' " . i dered h • Nuctien Mart•....... 24 per cent.. 50 0 0 - - court, the very hot-beds of pestilence and inime- Mr. Mousely's Bay Hilton e Australian Avreculturl 11. Is. 1100 0 0 17 10 0 32% CIVIL LAW DEGREE EXAMINATION.-EASTER TERM, " rin g' •haracter of Coppin e became exceed- • the real c , h relity. It must, I irnagine, occur to all, who 1 Mr. Bowes's Fly-by-Night w ose tustralian Trust .... 81. pet cent - !25 0 0 -- 1856. ingly cautious in his information on the subject. The • k _ , „ , , . t ., R 51. 10 0 0 I all - reflect npon the condition a things, that it is a wise, Lord J. Scott's Wandering Willie (Templeman) 0 n had of the cabin nen a • , ed in description which Coppi a g 6 tic ets ot leave nave peen revel:ea to yartmoor and eustraten oyal Mail other • • • • S 1-V 'xie'ln Mint 11- 103. 10 0 0 au - a rational, and, I may say also, a merciful con- Mr. Halford's Leamington the transaction was, that he had large black whiskere, f • , mesons since the act abolishing transportation so -n g '"' ' ' " • ''' • ' ' British American Land ihs. - 140 0 0 - sideration, to think how provision can be made for Mr. Hart's Aleppo (J . Marson) 0 Austin, Trinity Hall • Jones, H. I. M., Trinity „ d, „ „omitting Co - ahead, he discovered that, on ar as relates to the metropelitan police. The total Canada ... • • .... •• .. '6l. per cent. 100 00 1 82 10 0 135 the d • wettings of the poor man before we proceed to de- Mr. G. W. Fitzwilliam's Wentworth (A. Day) 0 Bagshaw, Emmanuel ' Keene, Christ's amount is no less than 829/. 15s. Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - - - neolish th that morning, he had made &clean shave of both whiskers r , Ditto, 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent. - - 112% ose places in which he has hitherto found his Mr. Bryan's Bird-in-Hand (J. Osborne) 0 Band, St. John's King, Emmanuel itaDVERTISEMENT].-Holloway's Ointment and Pills. home. I and beard, and presented a emooth and bare face, 'IV Navigation Bonds _ ..... _ _ do not wish to trespass long on matters which Mr. E. R. Clark's Vandermeulin (Charlton) 0 Beareroft, Queen's Lowndes, Trinity Hall For bad le sno remedy is equal to them. Mre. Wrieht do not ste ' Police-constable Henry Bingley, of the B division, de- 0 , B:lectrie Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 24 0 0 56 of the De g may pertein to the duties et my office, but I Mr. Murland's Forbidden Fruit (E. Harrison) 0 Bennett, St. Johnts Murray, Trinity Hall House Penkridoe Staffordshire suf Dom . anery , , ~ , , . , ~ ... h .... _ cannot avoid posed that, in consequence of information he received, ser , the remark, that as lone as the poor of this Mr. F. Swindel's Puck (Quinton) 0 Christian, Trinity Hall l'Slylins, St. Catharine's ied tor a period of five years with bad legs, and had Equitable Reverslonry 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - great rnetropolis are driv t ti d 6 '. into custod in the nei h he took the prisoner Hart y g Dote New ....a,. 150 0 0!17 10 0 - en . o er together as they now Mr. Gratwick's Newington (G. Whitehouse) 0 Fleming, St. Catharine's Palmer, Trinity Hall th b e est medical advice without obtaining any relief. At - are, while they are th • 41 victims of unfeeling landlords, and Mr. Gratwicke's The Prince (T. Sherwood) 0 Fothergill, Queen's Porter, St. John's bourhood of Tottenham.court•road, on suspicion of being Gen. Revers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, ;100 0 0 100 0 0 - last she was induced to try Holloway's Ointment and Gen.•,zteamNavigation 10 p, et. 15 0 0 14 0 0 - the denizens of the wretched h * concerned with the other prisoners in the robbery. The ovals which they now inha- Mr. Hobson's Mr. Verdant Green (J. Mann) 0 Franklyn, Trinity Hall Shipley, St. John's Pills and after persevering with them for an inconsider- iluesce's 8ay........ -- Stock. I - - bit ; while they are retno prisoner said nothing in reply to the charge, but merely , , 21.55. 100 0 0 ,100 0 0 - ved from the influence of every , Mr. Night's Cotswold (Sly) 0 Graystene, St. John's Smith, Luailey, Trin. Hall Huneerford able time a perfect cure was effected ; aad since that two •• •••• •••• _ ! _ regulation genitor o . . asked him who d h he weir go' t t k he was, an w ere . mg o a e London Institution ... - ~ 3' r moral, while in fact they hold the Mr. Morris's Artillery (Basham) 0 Green, Emmanuel Stock, St. John's years have elapsed without any return of the corn- r ' faith that critne, d disea him to, and, when told, insisted on having a cab. Is . . , , ,ondon Reversionary , ,51 per cent. 15 0 0 an se, andsqualorare their inherlt- Lord Aoglesey's Attrologue (G Mann) 0 Harrison, Trinity Hall Tnrner, St. Johnh reply to the questions of the maghtrate, the witness t f . ' . Dlaint and Mrs. Wright is enjoying the very best Russell Instltution•• •• I - - 12 IT 0 - - anco, we can never expect to See them rd.,' lov heir Mr H. Hil ' R 1 s ogerthorpe (S. Rogers) 0 Haslewood, Clare Welburn, St. Catharine's „i 11 b II '." d' • i health.-So t y a me mine vendors throughout the Price's Patent Cand. Co 110/. per cent. 20 0 0 17 10 -- r present miserable condition ; 00, can we e a v n e g a h i e t • , dhe had frequent y e 1 sen Hart in the company of Reversionary In IS 4141 r ceut 100 0 0 100 0 t. oc. : , •el • - ope tofind I Mr. Barber s Pretty Bo (J. Forster) 0 Hudson, Magdalene world ,at Professor Holloway's Establishments, 244, that education, with all its power, een h n , , y Rogers and Keeling, and saw them together within a Royal Mail Steam.... ~ 41. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 72SS, ave any influence 1 Lord Wilton s Dramatist (G. Sharp) 0 Examined and approved. Strend, London, and 80, Maiden•lane, New York I -1 -).Y South Australian Land I 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 au upon the minds of those who are too ready to r I few days of the robbery. I 37% eceive the i BETTING AT STARTING. J. T. A.BDY, LL.D., Regius Professor of Laws. A. Stampa Constantinople • A. Guidicy Smyrna ; and Mr. Redham, an engineer, identified Hart as one of E m . t ', ~ , , Trust and Loan Comp. 1 - 20 0 0 , 80 0 I - stronger and earlier impressions of Tice. Th..- • Upper Canada .... 4 . Which has ' 3to 1 agst Fazzoletto (taken freely) 7to 2 agst . rar, alaita. already struck my attention during my visits to ' TIRWHITT'S HEBREW SCHOLARS the four men he laad seen on the morning of the robbery ' such Inca. Wentworth 11 to 2 agst Cannobie, Bto 1 agst Artil- h l id no doubt what * [Anventrisemesrd-One of the most valuable discoveries for ~ O. Glover, B.A Emmanuel I E * " qual as Scholars of The witness said that, thoug le in. ever FOEITUNITE ESCAPE OF A GIRL.-Ou Wednesday, at l.ities has been the fact that young children are, s 1 I*., ' - • the benefit of menkind is shcwu by the numerous extritordi- Fiv-by.Night 12 to 1 agst Vander- B .c ro m ery ! - t to 1 agst , , ,t he did not wish to A ' their very infancy, made familiar with the worst Tyrwhit, M.A., incept., Clare i the Second Class. he was one of the rnen, ye 'tear nary cures without medicine of indigestion (dyspepsia), theta- the Liverpool Police-court, two women were charged enes mulir, 14 to 1 eget Yellow Jack, 20 to 1 agst Elling• of destitution and immorality ; for to be kept in ton, 25 to 1 a et ' Bird in Hand, 30 to 1 agst Puck, 40 ORDER OF MERIT, positively to his ideatity ; and a Milkman, naved Fiver, teney, constipation, uervous, bilious, a nd liv e r eemplaintt, with leaving pledged some clothes, the property of an iffleness, and to witness day by day the conduct ot to 1 agst B g lflt 40 t 1 ' Newirotti 40 t thl Glover, 8.A., Emmanuel Thorpe, 8.A., Christ's 'swore positively to the ideutificati aa of Rogers and cough, asthma, consumption, and debility, effected by Da interesting-looking Scotch girl named Elizabeth Nesbitt. those who have no regard for the cotninonett decencies apt itt; V l e Y rd I °Gre o ags. , A on s , r 1 o Tyrwhitt, M.A., incept., Ayers% M.A., incept,, Keeling. Barry's delicious health restoring Revalenta Arabica. Food ; The girl, who resided with her father at a place near ant eh, 50 to 1 agst t o ogus, ' Mr. Solomon and Mr. Neale, on the part of the p r i. the fellowing are not the least remarkable :-Cure Ne. 41,117. Greenock, was a dressmaker. of life, is to insure another generation of criminals whose 1 .000 t o 'ep Clare Caiue She took a notion int , ' agst The Prince, 1,000 to 10 agst Pretty Wiuchester, Dec. 3, 1847. Gentlemen,-I am happy to bc Boners, crose-examined the witnesses at some length, but her head to come to Liverpool to look for work, and left ba,bits may be even worse than those of their predeces- 1 Boy, Candy, 8.A., Emmanuel 1 E ual o to their clie ' able te inform you that the persem for whem your Revalenta , BM. 1 andberg. 8.A., Christ's q • failed in eliciting anything favourabl ... . . . . _ „ ts, , , , . _, , _ , ~ home without her father knowing it. A A she left the _ . _ _ " But to come back to the question before us. I be lieve it is the duty of landlords to look into the habits of their tenants, and as nearly all the houses in Plumtree court strictly come within the meaning of the term 'lodging-houses,' r beg leave to recommend that they be at °nee subjected to the rules and regulations of common lodging houses, which were reported upon by you on the 16th March, 1852, and that notice be given that, whenever asomthan one family occupy a room together, the number of inmates shall be limited to the area of 300 cubic feet as a minimum for each adult, and that not more than two persons over 1 4 years of age, if of cliff', rent sexes, shall inhabit any, one room at the same time. "1 have further to recommend that all the dwelling. Louses throughout the court be put into repair, and be cleansed and whitewashed throughout.—l have the ho nour to remain, your most obedient servant, ;Signed) " HENRI LETLIfEY, M. 8., Medical Officer of Health to the City o! London. " Guildhall, May 27, 1856. ,, The suggestions in the medical officers' report, which occasioned,a strong feeling in th e court, were unani mously ordered to be adopted and acted upon to the fallout extent. , Before the 7:: el' calledrtE Ai t i t o T 0 :t il l r e CANTER. po,,tby and alitelfl they muster e d ~tM r. Hibbur I and, after :thort distance beyond 'the winning pause, they proceeded past the chair, Grand Stand sight was remarkably way down the straight. The back and were walked int eresting, They then.oantered for' the start. Every reov thr ough the Paddock to prepare manse masses of epeetatore:Zintt w as 1 watched by the ini• TRE RACitense anxiety, . When the line was first forp a „, 4. the thrown into anything but admireddijor7emr petitors were by a mounfed policeman, who rode directly in front of them At the 4fid - th second attempt the flags were lowered, ' e 24 horses started in compact order. The first to show prominently in the front was t he Coroner. Behind him was Aleppo, heading emelt which comprised Fazzoletto, Vandermeulin, Cannobie, Arti!.. lery, Wentworth, Bird-in-hand, Astrologus, Bay Hilto n , and Ellington , who were clustering we ll t o gether in nearly the order named. At the top of the bill Aleppo rushed up to th'e Coroner and obtained the lead, the Coroner falling back. and Vandermeulin going on se cond, with Fazzoletto, Bay Hilton, Artillery, Went:, worn, Can.tiobie, llbigton, Bird , is-liaLd, and I Candy, 8.A., Emmanuel) Equal. andberg, 8.A.., CiariqtlB PRUSSIAN Rumouns.—A letter just received from Berlin says :—The journalists of late seem to have been unwearied in ringing the changes on the peals of Sovereigns contained in the Almanach de Gotha. I am obliged, by my duty of repor.ing what I hear at this place, to add the following contributions. I. It is looked upon as . a certainty at Court here, that the Empe ror of Russia will, on occasion of hie present visit to War saw; come on to Berlin ; 2, it is confidently surmi,ed that he will accompany his mother froth here to the Court of Stuggard, where his sister is Married to the Crown Prince of Wurtem berg, and that; he will there meet with the Emperor LCelli4 Napoleon; : 1 , it is ardently hoped by a por tion of the Court here that Queen Victoria will be pre 'wailed upon to come over to the wedding of the Princess Louisa with the Prince Regent of Baden. The confident surmise mentioned above, which at first sight seems improbable enough, gains plau mbility from a consideration of the Wurtemberg Royal ruil Y being allied by marriage with the two Imperial Families of France and Russia, and that the King has lately podd a long private visit to Paris, for which at Fr& eut no pleuible ream bail bees mitigod• It will bo recollected, from what transpired at the former examination, that, on the morning of Friday, the 16th inst., at about 5 o'clock, a cab was seen to drive np to the shop front of the Messrs. Butler, and immediately after four men wore seen to remove large bales of goods from the house, and put them into the vehicle, which drave off at a rapid rate, the four men following it. The circumstance exciting the suspicion of some persons who had witnessed it, they took the number of the cab, and gave information to the police, anti this led to the apprehension of the prisoners Rogers and Keeling while following the cab, and they were subsequently fully identified as the persons who were present and assisted in removing the property from the prosecutors' premises. The prisoner Coxhead was sub sequently traced to his residence by Sergeant Coppin, of the P division, on the morning alter the robbery ; and, mistaking the officer for one of the "gentlemen," as he called them, by whom he had been employed on the over night, be at once admitted ha7ing taken the property from the Kent-road, hut on disco vering the real character of Coppin, he became exceed ingly cautious in his information on the subject. The description which Coppin had of the cabman engaged in the transaction was, that he bad large black whiskers, and, on examining Coxhead, he discovered that, on that morning, he bad made &clean shave of both whiskers and beard, and presented a smooth and bare face. Police-constable Henry Bingley, of the B division, de posed that, in consequence of information he received, he took the prisoner Hart into custody in the neigh bourhood of Tottenham.court-road, on suspicion of being concerned with the other prisoners in the robbery. The prisoner said nothing in reply to the charge, but merely asked him who he was, and where he was going to take him to, and, when told, insisted on having a cab. LI reply to the questions of the magistrate, the witness said he had frequently seen Hart in the company of Rogers and Keeling, and saw them together within a few days of the robbery. Mr. Redham, an engineer, identified Hart as one of the four men he bad seen on the morning of the robbery. The witness said that, though lie had no doubt whatever he was one of the men, yet he did not wish to swear positively to his identity ; awl a milkman, :laved Fiver, swore positively to the ideutificati ,ta of Rogers and Keeling. Mr. Solomon and Mr. Neale, on the part of the pri soners, cross-examined the witnesses at some length, but failed in eliciting anything favourable to their clients, and all the prix rners were fully committed for trial. The prisoners Rogers, Keeling, and Hart, aliaa Lynch, h ave all been before convicted of felony. LAWYERS AND CLIENTS —A tradesman named R o _ bertson applied to Mr. Elliott for his advice and assist ance. He said that he had instructed Mr. Neale, an attorney in the neighbourhood, and who practi.es at this court, to recover a debt for him ; and a writ having been issued by him, the debt and costs were re. covered. On the. evening before he applied at Mr. Neale's house for Lis money ' • but, insteao of rec e i v i ng it, he was told by Mr. Neale's Lrotber that unless he went about his business he should punch his bead, and was grossly insulted,lind bad the door shut in his face by him and Mrs. Neale. Oa that morning he saw Mr. Neale himself, who told him that he must get the money the best way he could. Mr. Elliott told the applicant that there were two oonrses open to - hirn-one, to bring an action, the other, to apply to the Ceurt:of Queen's Bench. THAMES. —DIABOLICAL ATTEMPT TO SEIZE A Fiaip AND MURDER THE CREW AND PASSENGERS ON THE HIGH SEAS.— Lccis, a deterrnined•looking wan, wag placed at the bar before Mr. Yardley for re-exami. [ADVERTISEMENT].—HoIIoway's Ointment and Pills. For bad legs no remedy is equal to them. Mrs. Wright, of the Deanery House, Penkridge, Staffordshire, suf fered for a period of five years with bad legs, and had the best medical advice without obtaining any relief. At last she was induced to try Holloway's Ointment and Pills, and after persevering with them for an inconsider able time a perfect cure was effected ; aid since that two years have elapsed without any return of the com plaint, and Mrs. Wright is enjoying the very best of health.—Sold by all medicine vendors throughout the world , at Professor Holloway's Establishments, 244, Stra n d, London, and 80, Maid.?.n•latie, New York ; by A. Stampa, Constantinople; A. Guidicy, Smyrna ; and E. Muir, Malta. [ADVERTISEMEST.]—One Of the most valuable discoveries for the benefit of mankind is shcwn by the numerous extraordi nary cures without medicine of indigestion (dyspepsia), flatu lency, constipation, nervous, bilious, and liver complaint, , , cough, asthma, consumption, and debility, effected by Da Barry's delicious health restoring Revalenta Arabica. Food ; the following are not the least remarkable :—Cure No. 41,117. Winchester, Dec. 3, 1847. Gentlemen, am happy to be able to inform you that the pers - on for whom your Revalenta was procured, has derived very great benefit from its use ; distressing symptoms of dropsy, dyspepsia, and constipation of long standing have been removed, and a feeling of restored health induced. Having witnessed the beneficial effee's in the above-mentioned case, I can with confidence recommend it, and shall have much pleasure in doing so whenever an op portuniby offers, &c. James Sherlund, late Surgeon, 96th Rogimint.—Care No. 180, " 25 years nervousness, constipa tion, indigestion, and debility, from which I have suffered groat misery, and which no medicine could remove or relieve, have been effectually cured by Du Barry's Food in a very short time. W. R. Reeves, 181, Float street, London." Supported by to,timonials from the celebrated Professors of Chemistry Dr. Ambew Urn ; Dr. Shorland ; Dr. Harvey ; Dr. Campbell ; Dr. Gattiker ; Dr. Wurzer ; Dr. Ingram ; Lord Stuart de Decies ; the Dowager Countess of Castle stuart ;Major-Gen. Thomas King, and many other respectable persons, whose health has been restored by it, after all other means of cure had failed. Suitably packed for all climates, with full instructions. In canisters, fibs., lls. ; 121b5., 225. ; super-refined, 11b., Os. ; 21bs., lls. ; 51bs., 225. ; 10 1 bs, 3 35, The 101bs. and 121bs. carriage free, on receipt of post-office order. Barry du Barry and Co., 77, Regent-street, London ; Fortnum, Mason, and Co., Purveyors to her Majesty, Picca dilly ; also at 60;Gracechurch street ; 33J and 451, Strand; 4, Cheapside ; 68, Ccrnhill ; 49, Bisho psg ate-street ; 55, Char. , ing-croas ; 64, Upper linker-street; 63 and Ms 0 4 xfPrd saner, Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. X a. d. £ s. d. British ••• • • • .... •• - - - I - Ditto I-rovincial•• 7l. 20 0 0 20 0 0 - Brighton ••••.. • • • • 5l. 20 0 0 20 0 0 15 City of London .. •• .• 41. Os. 100 0 0 100 6 0 - Continerval (4th Cap.) . - 50 0 0 20 0 0 - Equitable -••.. •• 2/, 10s. 50 0 0 all - Great Central .... ... Al per cent. 10 0 0 all 117 ti ' Imperial lOl & oonus. 50 0 0 all 90 Independent 5l. 40 0 0 .. - London.• .... • - JO 0 0 Pt ..- Do., Pail. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 ~, 25 I , _ce ‘ix .•• ........., 41. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 40 Rateliff ..... ...... , 5/. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16 United General 2l. 10e. 50 0 0 all 20 Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 ' 57 Ditto, New .....• - 50 0 0 10 0 0 1141 WATER-WORKS. I Dividend Amount Name of Company. , . per of I Paid. Price I Annum. Share. £ a. d. £ a. d. I East London Grand Junction ..... • 4'. per cnt. 50 0 0 all - Kent.... - i .......... I 4'. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 80 Lambeth •. •, - 100 0 0 - - New River Company.. 21.105. - - - Southwark & Vauxhall , 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 8914 West Middlesex .: .... ; 51. per cent. ,61 00 . - 100 BRIDGES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. £ a. d. £ a. d. Ilungerfard - .. • • .... - - - 7 ,i Southwark .......... - 110 0 0 - - Ditto New of 7% p.c. 11. per cent. 50 0 0 - - Waterloo ...,.• - 100 0 0 - - Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14a. Bd. 60 0 0 - - Ditto NW ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 -2.; Vauxhall ............ 965. 70 10 3 - 20% DOCKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per Annum. of Paid. Price. Share. £ s. d. 1 X s. d. Commercial -,• •• ...• 57. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - East arid West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. - - East C.Nmitry - .11 - London • , - 51. pr cent. Stock. I - 101 Ditto Bonds - - - - - St. Katharine - 84 onthampton - Victoria , . JOINT-S rocK BANKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. I.£ a. cl. a. 61. 1 201. per cent. 40 0 0 all 964 flritlsh North American 51. per cent. 50 0 0 21 Commercial of London. 10i.per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 32 Colonial lonian 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 Lond.Coar. Bk. of Am. 20 0 0 all 0 18N London and County •. 10•. per cent. 50 0 i '2O 0 0 33y v Londii and Westininstr 141 percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 49 1 / 2 London Joint Stock rovinctal of Ireland Bl. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 Ditto, New Bl. per cent.l 10 0 0 all N?.tionr.l of Irelard 6l. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 35 0 0 80 Mac. New ......... 8/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 23 Orientni Bank Corpora. 8?. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all ,ionth Australia • • Union of Australia.. • 3o'. per cent. 25 0 0 73 Ditto Union of London Union of Madrid ... • • 40 0 0 all FORTUNATE ESCAPE OF A GIRL.—On Wednesday, at the Liverpool Police-court, twe women were charged with having pledged some clothes, the property of an intere.ting-looking Scotch girl named Elizabeth Nesbitt. The girl, who resided with her father at a place near Greenock, was a dressmaker. She took a notion int her head to come to Liverpool to look for work, and left home without her father knowing it. As she left the steamer, she was accosted by one of the prisoners, who is also a Scotch girl, and in the course of con• versation the new corner Raid she was a dressmaker and wanted work. The prisoner told her she would get her plenty of work, and well paid for, too, and took her to the house of the other prisoner, where she slept that night, not suQpecting anything wrong. The next morning a man entered the room and made improper overtures to her, which she resisted and began to cry, The man seeing this desisted, and told her the sort of Awe she was in, arid advised her to get out if she could. The defendants then pledged some of the girl's clothes, and would not allow her out in the streets without accompanying her. She got out, how. ever, and told a policeman, who informed Mr. Clough of the subject, and that gentleman very properly had the parties arrested on the charge of pledging the clothes. Mr. Mansfield expressed a hope that the press would give the case the utrno-t publicity ; he had no doubt that thousands of poor girls were trapped from various parts of the kingdom, under pretence of getting employ ment. He directed Mr, cough to send th e g i r l safe back to her father, and o. dered the prisoners to be imprisoned for two months, and kept to hard labour, for illegally pledging the elothetto.Litierro? Daily A rno , _ _ Co intro 1 1 4aric ets EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET—MAT 27. There were in the market to-day 16 sacks oatmeal, each weighing 280 lbs imperial, which sold at 41s. 6d. EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MARKET MAY 27. Supplies of all kinds these last six days again large. Oat straw, from 7s Od to 11s Od per kemple of it, stones tron; wheat do., 7s Od to 85 Od; barley do., 7s 61 to 0501 Hay from is to 15d. DALKEITH MEAL MARKET-MAY 26. Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs First. Second. Third. imperial Barleymeal, per ditto . , —s Od —s Od , Peasemeal, per ditto Flour, per ditto 34 s —s Od 34i w„, Pot-barley, per ditto DUBLIN, MAY 26. We had a steady market at our corn exchange today► and the secondary qualities of oats and barley were in some instances rather dearer than on Friday. Indian wall scarcely supported that day's currencies, and the busineo6 was not considerable. White wheat, 38s Od to 43s ; led ditto, 35s 6d to 41i 0 ,1 ; barley, 14s 6d to 20s Od ; oats, lls 3d to 14s 6d ; rapeseed, —s Od to —s Od per brl ; oatmeal, 14s Od to 15s 6d ; bakers flour, 9.1 s Od to 27s Od per cwt; Indiancorn, 29s Od to 31$ 6d per 48A lbc, BBABORNB MAILS. (N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post el" ..y the night—and M by the morning—despatch.) Day wh., , n made ti). fr om wi l e, wiles COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port flue la Oftlce, London.* Dispatched. rat ..ad. ---- unerica(byltrit.pack)li Every Friday .. • • Liverpool ... June 4 '.merlon (by United Sta. packet) ..........N •••• • • Liverpool... ocuerica (by U. States • • solithaMPteD packet) tustralia (via South ampton) ..........M, ••••• ••• •• • • Southampton Mt° (via Marseilles) N •••••••• ••• Dover es ••• "oitto (via Cape of Good Hope) •• •• •• •• •• • • N •.. ••• Uncertain Lfrica (West Coast) —is 13d of the month Plymouth .. tiemandria..........N 4 . 9 . &30 of Dover ..„. „. Uexandria..........M 4th & 20th of mon. Southampton 3ahamas ...........31 17th of the menu, Southampton 3elgium ,• • ... •• •• .•N Daily- • • • • • • • • • • • Dover •• •• • • 7-mo, Brazil , • •• •• .• •• •• .• m ,9th of the month.. S ou th ampton June II; auen , A r „........m ! 9th of tho month.. Southamt fon June 16 ',ape ot Good hope ..N Various port u awr y& ;ape of Good Hope ..N :`ape de Verde ......N 9th Of the month southamptor Joylon (see India) .;hannel Isles ..... . ...T r o .fh,Sat ............ it} 2d & 17th of mono ISouthampto Once a month.... Ihins . June 4 !11,13,18,23,6c2 ail. Dover :onstentinople 4th & 20th of mon. 801.thamptty ettstantinople ........ Jont. of Europe M & N Twice daily..... • Dover n riee Flicypt (see India) trance A t & NlTwice daily ...• • • Dover .... Tifloedfar 41braitar __id '4,7,17,20, 274 tri sotithimpto Treece (see India) , 2nd & 17th of mon. sothmpt,, lreytown ..........M , 2nd Tuesday & Frida3lLondon l avimoa h of the monthlsonthan2p4, l , June 1 f.olland •• .• •• •• .• MIDaIIY• •••••• • • • • • 'Dover •• ••• • • o ey londuras 7t.1 t lthe mont h. Southamptonl 6thotm• F . - ddis (via3outhampt.,4th -1 7- 20th of mon. Ply mou th •• 4 & 20 ps ndia (via Marsoilles)3l 9 th& 25th of month D over ...... onian Isles (see India) 7 , 17 . & 2 7 of mon D0ver...... reland & N 'Twice daily •iebnl7, 9, 17 , & 27 of m• Southampton. June 6 ,„ 9th of the month Southamptoh fadeira F, 23d of month • . Liverpool Malta (see India) delta ............ ' B, 18. &28 ni'mon• Dover ••• •4, 20 00. sianritlus (see India) laurittua ........ N 14th of the month _ of the monV - . Southampton June 1 'Tao; .7...........N15th15th25th0fm0n. Dover few Granada & 17th of month Southampton ilew Zealand, * •• •By private ship sepal .. I :lsthisth2sthofmori. Dover ...... 7. • 7thl7th27thoftnon. Southampton ; 1:: 7 7 . 7 . 77 7 . 7 . •••• m & 27th of mon. Southampton `e 7 0 ;;N a t; 1 17 .........1 ,- ; By private ship Various port. u ncu t& +city sthlsth2sthofmon, Dover .• .• i sthlsth2stholmon. Dover ...... F e 7;; Ti '' el ) b 24 Itt 17th oimonth Southampton 1 k lona Van Diemen's L•nd (ser kustrall a) Weirl2d in 17th 01 mont• ISouthampter. I I Sonthampter. Whenany or these dates fall on a S un d ay, the mats NI.) ede Atchod on the following day wltk the exception of the India 1 0 outharripton), and the Malta:both of which will be deepatched preceding day. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. LONDON AND SOUTH-EASTEDX RAlLWAY.—Traffic r e. 0 turn for the week ending May 24,1856 £17,400 15 3 Corresponding week l as t y ear 17,246 10 _.O Increase in 1856 . £154 4 4 LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWATe " Traffic return for the week ending May 24, 1856 Corresponding w e ek l as t year £12,874 2 , f 3 18,864 8 Total of the half-y ear t o thi s d a t e, 1856 242,728 1 2 orf rotal of the half-y ear t o thi s d a t e ,lBss 2 28, 905 18 • GREAT NORTHERN RAlLWAL—Traffia return for t 11• veek ending May 18, 1856 £20,593 2 Corresponding w ee k l as t y ear 19,866 9 LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. —Traffic re:, turn for the week endi ng M ay 25 , 1856 02,214 9 g Corresponding week last year 20,180 16 3 CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAlLWAY.—Traffic return for the week ending May 25, 1856 £5,721 5 4' o,rrespondin,g week last year 4,752 14 9 Increase in 1856.... £96B 10 1 -- GLASGOW AND SMITH-WESTERN RAILWAY.—Traffio trtrn'for the week ending May 24, 1856 £5,951 1 1 2 corresponding week last year 5,700 4 " Increase in 1856... £2so 17 1 CORK AND 'BANDON RAlLWAY.—Traffie return for week ending May 24, 1856 £247 7 Corresponding week last year 243 17 GREAT LUXEMBOURG RAlLWAY.—Traffic return for the week ending May 25, 1556 £sB4 15 4 LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY.—Traffic To m turns for the week ending May 24, 1856 ...... 28,920 15 LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, MAY 28: STOCK EXCHANOL—The market has been very stead/ again today, and prices were about the same as yesterdat• London and N or th W es t ern, 1 02$ Ditto, shares II p. 4—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 1$ p.—North Eastern an d Beni ick, 20,1—Midlands, 78/ 4—East Lancashire, 1 91-- Lancashire and Yorkshire, 923—South Eastern, 21r Dutch Rheni s h, p.— Great West e rn o f C ana d a , 26 Ditto, new, 3i p.—Manchester, She ffi eld, and Linen 11 ' shire, 29g. MANCHESTER, MAT 28. iTACIC EXOTTANGE.—This market has been doing II very little business to-day, but prices were rather Brio' Deeds F, d.—Eastern Counties, 10i—Sheffields, 29s1 — Ditto, 10L Pref., 11i—Dovers, 213—East Lancashire/ 193. BIRMINGHAM, MAY 23. STOOK EXOHANGE.—There has been a brisk busine. to-day, and prices were firm. London and North Wes' tern, - Eighths, ls. 3d. d.—Great Westerns, 60 61—Ditto Birmingham Pref., 73i for next account—Crystal Palace/ 31—Oxford Canals, 31 —Birmingham and Derbys, 46. D OBLIN-MAT 27. STOOK EXCHANGE.—Three per Cent. Consols, 93a Ditto for Account, 9th. June, 93 a i— Ditto, for now Ar count, 9th of June, 0 New 3 per Cent. Stock, 934 —Ditto, for Account, 9th of June, o—Great Southern and Western, 53I—Mining Company of Ireland, 144 Grand Canal Co., 3Si—Dublin and Belfast Junction, OF account, 434—Killarney Junction, 94—Bank Stock, 224 f Great Western and RI. Canal. 50 1 4 51—Waterford an Limerick, 5 per cent., 95—Dublin and Wicklow, 54 I. THEBRIDGEWATER CANAL AND THE NORTH STAFFORD• SHIRE RAILIVAY.—It stated in a letter from Stoke' upon-Trent, the head-quarters of the North Stafford' shire Railway Company, that although a bill recentlf introduced into Parliament for enabling this companY to lease the Bridgewater Canal was defeated on stand• ing orders, yet that this property has virtually passed into their hands, and that in the course of a week or 1 0 lays the company will assume the direction and manage' meat of the traffic, under a lease from the trustees of the Bridgewater property. BIRTHS. Or A BON. On the 27th inst., at Birchanger, Herts, the wife of 1; W. Nash, Esq. On the 25th inst., at Middle Pavement, Nottinghar. the wife of the Rev. T. Mitchell, vi c ar o f Cl awson , Lel! cestershire. OP • DWIGHT= On the 27th inst., at Ashley Lodge, Tiverton, the wife of Major Vial's, late 95th Regt. Ou the 27th inst., at 5, Sussex-place, Regent's•perk, the wife of Wm. Harris, Esq., of Lincoln'a•inn. MARRIED. On the 27th inst., at St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, BR. Francis John Barron, of West Strand. to Celia, the eldest daughter of T. R. Harrison, Esq., 53, Russell-square. On the 27th inst., at St. Giles's, Camberwell, James, eldest son of James 'Wilson, Esq., Rye-lane, Peckham, to Adelaide, youngest daughter of James Hawkins, Fisq o Albion-place, Blackfriars.: DIED. On the 27th inst., at 3, Broad Sanctuary, Westminster► William Webb, Esq., assistant secretary of the Clergi Mutual Assurance Society. On the 28th inst., at 5, Bloondeld-road, Maida-hills Ann, the wife of Colonel Cater, R.A. On the 27th inst., at Kensington, David Spence, req•, formerly of .Arlington-street, Piccadilly, aged 77. On the 27th inst., in the Park-road, Holloway, Mr. B. J. Bury, aged 53. On the 26th inst., at Arthingworth, Northampton, the infant son of the Hon. C. H. Oust. On the 25th inst., at Teignmouth, Captain Thomas S. Little, late 10th Hussars, aged 37. On the 26th inst., at Maison Dien House, Dover, WM. 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