The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-14 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

I

ASCOT HI
NOMINATIONS FOR
Hyacinth, 3 yn
Pelopidas, 3 In
Benita, 3 In
Father Thames, 3 yrs
Mentague, 6 yrs
Grey Tommy, 3 yn
Pancake, 3 In
°Scions, 5 yrs
Vatican, 6 yrs
The Ileriot, 4 yrs
Redmond O'llimlon, 3 yn
Storyteller, 4 yn
Songstress
Indian Warrior, 3 yn
Lucie., 3 yn
Buckthorn, 3 yn
Free Trader, 3 yrs
Ballet Girl, 5 yrs
Chopk ins, 3 yn
Hernandez, 4 yn
Houtakin, 3 yn
Nutshell, 5 yrs
[he Sutler, 3 yn
Medi,.lc, 5 yrs
Barcelona, 4 yn
Cariboo, 6 yn
Poetess, 3 yn
Phantom, 3 yrs
Elthiron, 6 yn
Jullien, 3 yes
Pitsford, 5 yrs
Paddy Bird, 3 yrs
Fledgling, 3 yn
Harrier, 3 yrs
Maria, 3 yn
Dollond, 3 yn
Iles, 3 yn
Knuok Knoll, 4 yrs
Lady Kvelyn, 6 yrs
Lsaeuter, 3 yrs

OxpoßD, MAT 13.—1• • cenrepths beam eis
morniug, the following degrees WON 111•111•111, AB. s
Mseter of Ara—John Walker Knight, MOW la
Ira College ; HAW. David Wenn Davies mad LA.
Jones. Jesus College; Williams Handl Illeass, Christ
Church; Simpson H. T. Jervoise, Brannen College.
Bachelor of Arts—Edward Leonel Dutton, BW col Codege ;
J..hii (inset Settle, Merton College; Edward Bridges
Knight, Feeler College ; John Paget Parker, Cornelius
%%Liam Wilson, Charles Edward Johnstone. Hemp Tug
weal, Edward Bridges Lerner' and Thomas P. T. Raven-
shalt, Ovisl College; Joseph Smith, Michel Scholar
of queen's College ; Francis T. ilaverfrell, New College
Rie•hard Cireesall sad Francis St. John lialgaay, Bream use
College; Philip Minntiis Sankey, Exhibite 'Der Corpus
Chnsti College ; Henry Rains Barker. John Richard Ann.
sod Reginald Henry Barnes, Student., Christ
Church; Arthur Da Cane. Suguetus fl. E. De ltomestin,
Thomas Wyatt Hole. and Edward Heneege
Paget, St. John's College; Edward Hugh Davos", Jesus
Coll ; Edward Singles Cooper, Scholar, James Hayes,
and Charles Edward Partnere°. Wonsan, College;
Thomas Charles Orailr, Combos:me Poynter,
'et Rashleigh

SPORTING.
TATTERSALL'S--TurßsDAy.
DERBY.
7to apt Mr. ittookre Little Hany
11 to Lad orteNee %korai (0
14 to Mr. ricbta,,lea Allred tbe Oast
15 to Duke of Itirlumontre Ilarbtaisr
15 to Mr. Kerry% Hobbit. Noble (1. and aft. allimiL)
30 to Mr. J. Clark's West
50 to torsl itibbleadsle's !latch
At 10 Mr. P. Beath% Mobs (t)
1500 eves between Harbinger and Hobble Noble
two eves between Alfred the West and Hobble Noble.
The room was numerously attended, but the only move-
ments of any intportanes wore to llobbtv Noble, who re-
ceded Ave points, mid left off almost friendless, and Har-
binger, who was backed at a marked improvement on the
odds last quoted from Newmarket.

41171/111 ,11/ Nat Nava AT Winnowers& roan tia. iVITICL
Cani.11,24 Wm owe Ivens.
VIZ/MELLY O. I/WU/IR.—T/1R NATIONAL ILLUSTRATED
LIBRARY.
This wu an action upon an &interment, brought by
Henry It. Visetelly, engraver and printer, of Ozst
square, against the proprietor of the illsisfrateci z
Arses. The defendant pleaded that he did not make the
agreement. It appeared, by the plaintiff's statement,
that he, llenry Richard Vintelly, suggested to the defen-
dant the publication of the National Illustrated Library
and an agreement was drawn op between the parties, by
which the defendant was to allow the plaintiff and his bro-
ther 21. 10s. per thousand on every volume of the series
which might be published, as a consideration for the sug-
gestion. Several works were published, the drawings and
engravings of which were prepared by the plaintiT, and
some of which were printed by him and his brother, who
were in pattnenhip, and an account was settled up to the
end of June, 1851, (the publication having commenced in
the previous April), in which the plaintiff had charged the sum
of 21.105. per 1,01)0 copies. The agreement was not signed,
and wu subsequently repudiated by the defendant, who
refused to make any further allowance. The plaintiff con-1
sequently brought his action to recover the amount of
21. 10s. per thousand upon all the volumes of the series
which hail been published by the defendant, and for which
he hail not already been paid.
Mr. Vintelly was examined at some length, and the
plaintiff's case was proceeding when the parties, at the
suggestion of the learned judge, agreed to refer the matter
to arbitration.
A verdict was consequently taken for the plaintiff, subject
to a reference, on the usual terms.

NEWNIARKPrr SE('ONI) SPItING MEETING.
THURSDAY.
MiTERPSTARTA of 10 love. each; for 2-yr-olds, let 121 b;
and three, Sot 12Ih ; fillies and g
to eld;nd 3lbs.
hill Ab.M. The winner be soldgs fur bOl., &c.F irst
(3
subs.)
Lout W. PoeletlbOaara, t TIP, rot Mt*
lo re rd Aseetry's Orpbrus, 3 tn. 1216
tette of tudfore's Truer*. yr., 1.4 . ••• • I 3•0011 3
5 to 4 on (Nava, and S to 2 agst each of the others.
Gams sale all the running, :aid won by a length ; Truande
bales of.
firtireta rai of 10 sore. each, and 50 added by the
Jockey flab, fur 2.yr-olds ; colts, Nat 711, ; Set 41h ;
the winner a 2oat.. including his own stake, (ilb extra.
T.Y.C. 09.6.4
Ni. T. Stesols.Hrses Dehos. lib(Beetbdowew I
Mr. At eltootonor s rts.34..st sth oarlalbag 311 a aMI (IL Day
Alit of liedronr..D....ip, sat :me (V. as 3
Lied W. Porlet's buy sr the Libelee. of Anthem cialegre
Lord eitake.• mower% use ID (J.
Lied Busse. Iby brims est of Ameryfila get 46 Worms 0
risisyri'a ..... to. it, 0
: to 2 eget Gossip, 7to 2 oast Mid, 9to
2 each sand l'elion and the Libel filly. Glowitwoat of
wish the lead, and with the two favourites and Polies is
clue., waiting, made running into the cord+. Palm, who
had the race in hand ell the way, then went up and we. is
a canter by a length ; the sent three ran in almost obromml.
fun ir. I na.o 11 secs.
Ha:swear PLara of 201., for 3.yr-olds and upwards.
A.F.
Mr. Steplaiwoo.* Pao, by Mass, 3 yr., het Mb (Reek) 1
Ihike .4 o. ;r 1111.10, I era fat 10A --(Ealing) 2
lord ILdUi....Wale's bert, pro. Sit lath retinae) 3
Mr. P.. 0, Siditti.bettlei Lady. yob let Mb alsopeon) 0
Mr. Nrelure Irk-news, me. OM ear
Mr. 10)1111.1, Presto, 4 me, .. ............ Mu=
Mr. Wargalab Mead. 3 re, eel 10th
) 0
Mr. Itograes needier, 3 yra, Mt Mb (weeleca) 0
Betting •3 to eget 'Peacock, 4 to I apt Pan, sto 1
mat Theodine, and 6 to 1 each agst llerbert and Presto.
Peacock took the lead from the poet, followed by Theodine
end lingo, end made all the running until hallway down
the hushes MU, where he eru headed by Hugo; Herbert
sod Pan now lying third and fourth. On entering the
garde Hugo, Herbert, and I'an singled themselves out and
Need home. Pan, who ally obtained the advantage in the
bet two strides, winoing by a head; the same between
Second and third. Peacock fourth. Run in 2 min. 17 secs.
MAT* n. 200, h. ft., one to the post. Ab. 31. bat 7lb each.
Duke of &di:m.l's Hugo, rectived forfeit. Lord Strath-
more's c Showman and c Chimney Sweep, paid.
THE DEBUT.
The only bets laid in the town were against Harbinger
who was barked for two or three hundred pounds at 20 to 1.
Hobbit Noble, nominally at 20 to 1, was fnendless.
The committee of the Jockey Club have come to a
decision in favour of Mr. J. Clark's proposed trial coons,
which, if carried oat as the plan has been altered, will give
a straight course of a mile and a quarter, the last seven fur-
Nags of which will be between the embankments.
DURHAM RACES.—TUVRSDAY.

flortric Tergrapir.)
HOPIFUL STAILU of a rovi. each and 30 added, for 2-yr-
olds; colts, Sit 71b ; sad fillies, Set 31b ; winners 31b extra.
T.Y.C. (9 subs.)
Dlr. J. fleberve's 0 I Exact
Mr. J. &ores Largo
3

lab 3 itntelCLQente.
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH7YEsTEnDAT.

ad uorksh
tie, others started.—Won by half a length.
DUNHAM HANDICAP of 10 son. each, 5 ft, Rua 3 onlyif
declared, with 30 added. One mile and a half. (23 subs.,
of whom declared.)
Mr. C. Wetherell ad Capella, 4 pa, art 41b 1
Mr. Halms. ad C del Jadtte, 3 is, lapt Sib .
Mr. 1. teeephard'e Alp, 6 yre, let 1311) 3
Four others ran.—Wun by a length.
MAIDEN PLATE of 504. for 3.yr-olds and upwards, one
mile and a half, was won by Mr. Wright's b f Miss Fly •
away, 4 yrs, list 21b, beating 13 others.
HUNTERS' STAN se of 5 son. each and 20 added, twice
round (6 subs), were won by Mr. 0. Barker's Tordesillas,
5 yrs, beating Mr. Martinson's View Halloo, 6 yrs, and
three others.

SHREWSBURY RACES.—TIItRBDAL
(by Kleeirk Telegraph.)
ATTINCIKASI STAKES Of 6 SOTS. each, and 20 added for
3 made ; the second to save his stakes. T.Y.C.

Thswias
SNAIL= of 5 goys. each, and 30 added foe 2-Jr-
olds, the second to save his i-tcke (three-quarters of a tile),
were wow by Lord Cali don's Simmons filly, beating Game
Tommy tad The Knight of the Whistle eolt.
HAWILSTuNi Crr of 100 cans. (the surplus in sgecic),
by subs. of 10 son. each ; for 3-yr-olia, 7st Mb; four,
110 alb; five, 9st ; and aged, 10et ; mere. mad geld-
bee allowed 31bs. Two miles and • hat (22 subs.)
Re. llsibbm'alha Ilstl 3 yrs
losildiolloesausas ate, yr•
M,. Pallosetsl3lol. pa 3
SMILOPONIZII STAINS (HANDICAP) of 10 iOn. each, 2
ft, if declared, and 50 added; the second to receive 101. out
ef the stakes. About a sins sad squirter. (37 subs., 14 of
whoa declared.)
Mr. Mars Liberty, I yrs, lit Mk 1
Hr. W. 11. tae's Warwick, 3 yni, Ist 71b
Ur. prinkain'a Dula% wed, lit
ATH, 1/152.
'HE ASCOT STAKES.
Hothorpe, 3 yrs
81turavogue, 3 yrs
La Garia Lade, 6 yrs
Stafford, L yn
Eciasburough, 5 yrs
Lamartine, 4 yn
Burndale, 3 yn
Jack-in-the-Corner, aged
Antigone, 4 yes
Exeter, 4 yrs
Allegro, 3 yn
Constantine2_3irs
Backbiter, ,
Maidstone, 3 yrs
Poodle, 3 yn
Runnymede, 4 yrs
Selina, 6 yn
Weathergage, 3 yrs
Dangerous, 3 yrs
Lenny Whent, 3 yn
Black Doctor, 4 yn
Hugo, 3 yn
Pruudfoot, 3 yn
Tonic, 3 yrs
Chief Justice, 6 yes
Tom Pinch, 3 yrs
Thistledown, 4 yrs
Waterfall, 4 yn
Liberty, 3 yn
Legatus, aged
Galvanism, 3 yn
Harbinger, 3 yrs
klaidstonu, 3 yrs
King Charming, 4 yrs
Artisan. 4 yn
Little Harry, 3 yrs
Ella, 4 yrs
Richard Primmer, 3 yrs
Hasabletonien, 3 yrs
lhrkie, 5 yn

CHANTILLY ltsces. —The spring meetings at
Chantilly this year occupy three days, vie., this day, yester
day, and Sunday. Yesterday the Makes ran for were, the
Ministry of the Interior, Agriculture, and Commerce, of
2,0001 ; the Queen Blanche of 1,000 f.; Thane, 3,000 f.; Bp&
cent dollares, 3,000 f. On Friday (this day), Palouse, of
1,6001.; Reservoir, —f.: and two Wardle ranee offered by
the Town, one for 1,600 f., dm other for 600 f. ; on Sunday,
the Administration des Harm of 6,000 f.; Chantilly,l,ooof.;
Oiae, given by the Council-General, 2,000 f. ; Prises Presi-
dent, 2,0001.; and the Jockey Club, 10,000 f. For each of
these stakes, there is a fair number of entries, and
amongst
them ars some of the best harms on the French tur
Saturday, there is to be • grand stag hunt in the forest.
The spring meetings of Chantilly, when favoured with fine
weather, generally attract numerous visitors from Paris,
and, on this occasion, the attendance of speetatoes of all
dames will, no doubt, be far greater than usual, owing to
the veal manta, of strangers now in Paris.

SCritt AT A BULL Fit:MT.—Our Madrid corre-
spondent, writing on the 6th, rye: " A terrible scene took
place on Monday afternoon at the bull fight. A hunch
beck banderilleru, a stout heavy functionary in these dea-
-1 grrous grimes, slipped just r he was oo the point of stick-
mg his brinderillas or dart into the bull's shoulders. The
enraged animal caught him by the ankle, gave him a twist
round in the midst of the arena, ioid, though the bull-
fighters succeeded (or a moment in calling off the attention
of the infuriated animal, he caught sight of the unhappy
hunchback a second time, gored him in the thigh, tossed
him in the air, and, catching him again on his horns, in-
flicted on kW • terrible wound in the loins. Like • true
hull-Ishtar he preserved Lis presence of mind even in this
dorgerste condition, and was at last rescued, and the sport
wastes again as if nothing had happened. Connoisseurs
in tauromachy empress themselves much grieved at the
away otthe art. TIN public taste for bull tights is as strong
r ever, and notwithstanding the high price of the seats
there were at least 16,000 room present.
Enski YEOMANRY LAVALRY.-1 ler Majesty's late
liseretary of State for the Hone Department, sir George
Grey, having expressed • desire, through the Lord Lieute-
nant, Lord Maynard, that the Ere: Corps of Yeomanry
Cavalry should be increased, Captain Palmer awordiagly
submitted a proposition to Sir George Grey, a few days
previous to his retiring from office, for carrying the same
into effect. 1 his has been considered, and has reeelved the
sanction of her Majesty's present government; Captain
Palmer (we are authorised to state) is, therefore, ready to
moire easasessieatioos tram any gentlemen who may for
=OO Sia with their idiom& this ocerslitatiosel lone.
Jiershi.

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1852.

others who endeavoured to aid the officers. After a severe
conflict they were overpowered, and conveyed to the eta-
tion-house.
rterjesnt Bloomfield. 44, Charles Kemp, 81, James Abra-
hams, 216, John Cooke, 198, and others of the 3 division,
confirmed the above penicillin..
A certificate was produced t rum Mr. Birmingham, the
police surgeon, pronouncing the officer to be in a dangerous
state.
Mr. Cowie mid it was a most sanguinary outrage, and
remanded the prisoners until the fate of ',Wintry should be
known.

Devon', Herefords, sad Welsh breeds. The morning being
showery caused many grimier+ to purchase In the hope of
an abundance of green food for their Cattle shortly. North
Country dealer., early in the morning, 'skid an advance of
et leant 11. pr. head OSCT the prices given at the late
market Harborough, Melton, Stamford, and other far
In this district; a lower figure being de'erminell
epos by the largest holders; then three-yean-old
Mai Upwards Beasts found ready buyers, graziers from Lei-
eimierwhire, Rutland, Lincoln, Notts, and other counties
buying exteasively. Largest and fresh made from 101. to
121. per head, under 3 years old from 81. to 91. ditto. Smaller,
'not exceeding 15 months, from 31. to V. ditto. Best Cows,
short-horns or Durham', in full profit, went as high as from
151. to 161. per head ; • few very superior ditto making 181.
up to 201. ditto. Heifers in calf from 121. to 141. ditto ;
inferior ditto from 91. to 111. ; chief part finding poi-
chasers. Fat Beasts disposed of readily, at from 6s. 6d.
to fr. per stone of 14Ibs. Sheep.-A moderate quan-
tity penned (about 14 thousand), prices remained
firm ; most of them penned selling quickly, at quite as high
figures as those given at the last Lincoln and Boston fain.
Fat Sheep went freely at from 6d. to 40. per lb. out of
their wool. l'igs: An immense number of store rip
sales slow, largest for fattening making from 20s. to 301.;
each ; smaller, at from 10s. to 14.. Fat Iloas and Pigs
went at from 4.. IM. to Se. per stone of 14Ibs: Horses :
Bost animals of every breed scarce, and dearer, whither
for saddle, harness, or agricultural work - all war-
ranted, going off at high figures, viz., full 20 per cent.
above what was given in May, 1851. Cheese : A
large quantity of Leicester, Derby, Stilton, end other
make pitched ; trade rather slack ; out of nearly MO tons
for sale, scarcely half changed hands, and such as did go
off went at • decline of front 3s. to se. per cwt. compared
with the prices given at the May fair held at Leicester in
1851. Best Leicester' made from 50s. to 545. per cwt. ;
Derby, 60s. to fifis.; second qualities at from 445. to 465. ;
moderate, 38s. to 400. ; skims, 20e. to 315.; Stilton", printest
flavour, ripe, 7d. to 71d. per lb. ; moderate, 6d. to 61d.
Wool: Best tell or hogget wool, 265. to 28s. per tod ; ewe
ditto and mixed, 22a. to 245. ; coarse, Ibis. to 20s. Trade
very dull.
SALFORD, May 12.-We have to-day a full average allow
of stock, especially of Beef, and the quality good. The at-
tendance numerous, and a ready sale for prime Beef and
Mutton, at fully previous rates. The show of Lambs was
good, and the quality excellent.
WAKEFIELD, May 12.-Our market to-day was well sup-
plied with fat stock, and a very great attendance of buyers.
There was a very brisk trade in Beef and Mutton. Beef
sold at from ter. 3d. to ss. fid. per stone. Mutton, front
41d. to 5(1. per lb. Lambs, from 18s. to 245. each. There
was only a thin supply of lean stock, but • great show of
Pigs. Number of fat Beast., 920 ; Sheep, 7,000. At the
close of the market nearly all changed hands.
EDINHUROIt, May 12.-The supply of Cattle was large,
there being 761, or b 2 more than last week. Sales dull, and
prices down 3d. per Dutch stone. Top price of the best
Beef, Os. 6d. ; current price, 6s. 3.1. ; middling and inferior
sorts, from se. to ss. 6d. per Dutch stone. At the close of
the market a clearance was not effected. There was a mo-
derate supply of Sheep and Lambe, there being 1,949, or
79 lase than last week. Demand good, and sales were easily
effected, at prices fully higher than last week. One lot of
very superior black faced wedders, fed by Mr. Clark, Hill-
head, St. Andrews, brought 375. a-head; also one lot of
Cheviot wedder., from Lord Levitt. brought 38s. a-head.
Top price of tho best Mutton, 641. ; current price, 511. ;
, shorn hogs, from 41d. to 5.1. per lb. Lambs also in good
demand, and prices from 165. to 21.. a head. At tho close
of the market a clearance was effected.

market
small,

After some melioration the rmekeiles war carried. Mr.
Wood demanded a poll, but it was afterwards withdrawn,
and the meeting terminated with a vete of thanks to Lord
Yarborough and the directors.

caws, Blaf

ISAILBD.

AV., NCl—troca Liverpool. May 13, to Westervick
Aura Jaya—from Liverpool, May 13, to Jamaica
Limo—from Gravemod, May 13, to. Bremen
Cams. Taman—from Liverpool, May 13, to ltotterelsat
Et SOPA—from lAverfool, May 13, to Philadelphia
Euunare —from Liverpool, May 13, to Pleoeburg
PaLllll.ll/ limo—from Liverpool, May 13, to New York
GATlffilita I, Palm—front Bristol, May 13, to Ulan
Goowsa—from Liverpool, May 13, to Konlystere
liars—from Liverpool, May i 3, to Don%
I.3mo—from Liverpool, Mayl S to B. Janeiro
11411001 D —tIOM Liverpool,,May 13, to (Pubes
INDLAILLN—from Liverpool, May 13, to Occdt
ISUICIOIMICK —from Gravesend, May 13, to New York
Joao M. uxre—from Queenstown, May 11, to London
J AMIN —frOill Liverpool, May 13, to Atka
Katvio—from Liverpool, May 13, to Ampake
LCHA—from Live rpool, Nay 19, to ....Amhara/a
Momarra—from Liverpool, May 13, to Clearest*
Mum—from Liverpool, Mar la, to Mang
MOlSARCel—from Liverpool, May 13, to Bubadoral
NOSTRANI—from Grameend, May 13, to. Coostaotinopl•
01011 l —ROM tiravemul, alsy 13, to Norway
iloir.er—from Oravelend, May 13. to ....... ......... .... Ceylon
narraassueora—from Liverpool, May 13, to New York
liVIAXPA —from Liverpool, May 13, to Don't
ariarr—from Liverpool, May 13, to B. A) res
Taavau.sa—from Gravesend, May 13, to. Cada
UNITIWITATIM —from Liverpool, May 13, to Phladelphla
VICIVIU• —from Gravereod, May 13, to Norway
Vino—lran Liverpool, May 13, to B. Ayres

and Pete; Prescott, 7;rillary 's Hall ; Btashope llashleigh,
Charles Alsaaader Home, and Thomas Gott Livingstone,
Maidakme Hall.
DA1111111166, MAT 13. —THE AtMERAORSIIIP.—The
Curettes of as assessor took place this day in the Senate
Hones, asseedisg to previous notice, but did not appear
to excite moth interest. The cendidatets who presented
themselves were, Mr. Tour, of Calm College (the well-
-7; : knows banister of the Norfolk Circuit) ; Dr. Broadley, of
Tr..itty College ; Dr. Diseadale, of Christ's College: Pro-
f...sor. Peyote, Trinity College ; end Mr. Mille, of St. John's
College. It will be seen below that votes were recorded is
favour of three of theme gentlemen only. The morning
pull was from ton to one, and at its close the numbers
w The poll
wea,7i:joß it'cere: and tlOally2 ;closil',4 at 'flee, when the
somben wen: Tow, 83; Broadley, 7t; Prose, 7. A
scrutiny having bees taken, the shove result was pro-
omelets& sad the 'Wettest was declared to hats fallen as
Mr. roger.
.• •
• . Al.olllllB.—Tbe service of the telegraph established
.It la Algeria In 1842 ham sow attained a considerable develop-
ment. The Ilse from Algien to Tlemcen comprehends 47
posts, over a theism:* or 346 miles. The lines from Miliasak
to MNlesh sad from Orleansville to Tenn, are 62} milts,
and the other 34 miles. The line from Algiers to Setif, 176
..... miles in kairth. The works us the line from Beta, to Coe-
' Mantis are being urged es . The wet et all the te-
legraphic Vass ant at teaka Me boa 746At7L
ort,
ote

psimmih. -
s.
• i .
• ,'. ...,
ess..
eons, Herefords, and Welsh breeds. The morning being •
DAILY WEATIIEIt TABLE.
iiiery caused many grimier+ to purchase in the hope of
abundance of green food for their Cattle shortly. North Fut cue, May 14, 1152.
The State of the Weather at each of the following places ae 1.
Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations us j
ats 1
thei,i i n c e
late o f
Leta:l7J
idileol2.rthotpnro; Aced:r hl i
Melton,
.Chl ft eo:t b:11 1
Stamford,pricesg a i
given vdoe
onadao
th
er
I.&r
arranged ir outer of latitude. I
this disttiet ; a lower figure being determined -•- - - _
on by the largest holders; then three-year/-old Setae of Plea. °Du9lm.l --niftV.l I &Nod WONNIM
I upwards Beasts found ready buyers, graziers from Lei-
lenitive, Ratbusd, Lincoln, Notts, and other counties parm00m„........„„. w. Moms Breese' Ram
ylag extesaively. Largest and fresh made from 101. to Posalint as LW. Blame Mere, ' Mee
•
LW W. Fresh &sem • Poesy per head, under 3 yeah old from St to 91. ditto. Smaller, ullamiilairpreol... -ea ...... - LW. Gunk Brim i !Tamest
I exceeding 15 months, from 31. to 41. ditto. Best Cows, 6.,...„0.
..... me.,.. lisle i
art-horns or Durhums, in full profit, went as high as from youserowe ....
1. to lftf. per head ; a few very superior ditto making 151. 1‘,„„.,,~~
to 201. ditto. Heifers in calf from 121. to 14!. ditto ; 010IP.N MICH LW. Gentle Brom • Overviet
loner ditto from 91. to 111. ; chief part finding put.. snioue
awes. Fat Besets disposed of readily, at from 6s. 6d. 1 Swaney
Gs. per atone of 141bs. Sheep.-A moderate quan- ''`'''""u'arga ......"• '• S'W' Strong Brea. ' l"e"'"
Cantinas
y penned (about 14 thousand), prices remained ~,,,,,,,,,,.
.......... w. Gentle Droste Parlialir Cloudy
ire; most of them penned selling quickly, at quite as high nutrition S.W. Strove Mu n Rain
lures as thaw given at the last Lincoln and Boston fairs. Bsseinee__ ii.E. Geette farm . Rain
___ .__ ..... ..
THIS DAY, N,
it Sheep went freely at from 6d. to Old. per lb. out of -
state n 1 the Weather,
sir wool. figs: An immense number of store rip ; OM.
Icy slow, largest for fattening making from 20.. to Ma C""ailaNGf.wraa' Btrftro:Bloo.,Wia, Overeat.
ch ; smaller, at from 10s. to 15s. Fat Hoses and Pigs
ant at from 4.. IM. to se. per atone of nibs. Hones : The returns from the followine places did riot reach this
est animals of every breed scarce, and dearer, whether slice ia time for publication yesterday ; Hier th, Wort
r Paddle, harness, or agricultural work - all war- indicate the date of the weather on Wednesday morning at
nted, going off at high figures, viz. full 20 per cent. War o'clock•
iove what was given in May, 1851. Cheese : A twang
, rsuisi.y I. eady
rge quantity of Leicester. Derby, Stilton, end other CALLOW .. LW. Gentle Drees, Cloudy
like pitched ; trade rather slack ; out of nearly 900 tons It ethinam ........... W. 0 „,i, it,. partially Cloudy
r sale, scarcely half changed hands, and such as did go 1:0°, it• -•••-••••••• LW. ,13. V., '64t1.... 1 Heavy 14.(s
I' went: at a decline of from 3s. to ss. per cwt. compared i'll;;;;‘,1::
.....
..... EW. ,7,... -1,;;;;; -„,z;
ith the prices given at the May fair held at Leicester in tessilio.neie -...... S.W. Cleetii.lsroste I Yarn Ily Cloudy
161. Skit Leicester' made from 50s. to lits. per ewt. ; ftei.reese ...... W.N.W. Gentle Dream Partially Coady
erby, 60s. to rifle.; second qualities at from 445. to 465. ; Latmenui............... B.W. Ma Mane Down Heavy Rain
leder/Se, 38,. to 400. ; skims, 20e. to 315.; Stilton", plainest 8... P
scour, ripe, 7d. to 71d. per lb.; moderate, 6d. to Sid. lleserocx S.W. Mane Breese I tivertuat
fool: Best tee or hogget wool, 265. to 28s. per tod ; ewe
itto and mixed, 225. to 245. ; coarse, Ins. to 20e. Trade SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
cry dull.
SALFORD, May 12.-We have to-day a full average show me ear coneseradees. the v Shipping tamer' sad v Lloyd's Leta
f stock, especially of Beef, and the quality good. The at-
CASUALTIES.
pedant...numerous, and a ready sale for prime Beef and
Gi e Mitchell, which arrived here, March 18, after bane
Sutton, at fully previous rates. The show of Lambs was Ps Y, a
on shore on the Corea Grande in St. Marcos Bay, is very
;cod, and the quality excellent. leaky; oho has been placed in quarantine, four of her
WALEFIRLD, May 12.-Our market to-day was well sup. crew having died of yellow fever, and she has received ;
died with fat stock, and a very great attendance of buyers. assistance to keep her afloat.-Maranham, March 23.
Chem was a very brisk trade in Beef and Mutton. Beef Minerva. from Baltimore to Belfast, was spoken, April 20,
old at from tei. 3d. to 55. fid. per stone. Mutton, front 38 N., 47 W., steering for St. Thomas's, in a leaky state.
Viet. to sd. per lb. Lambe, from ISs. to 245. each. There by the Cosaipore, Dundee, arrived in the Downs ; she
eu only a thin supply of lean stock, but • great show of desired to be reported in distress, bat declined assistance.
Pigs. Number a fat Beasts, 920 ; Sheep, 7,000. At the
lose of the market nearly all changed hands. SEABORNE MAILS.
EDINHUROH, May 12.-The supply of Cattle was large, Is 4 apneas that the mane are wit, fro.. the General Ptet-oßoe
here being 761, or b 2 more than last week. Sales dull, and ily the night-sad Nby the meriting-despatch.
prices down 3d. per Dutch stone. Top price ef the best Dm wain smile op Prim what •
Beef, 0.. 6d. ; current price, fe. 3.1. ; middling and inferior CuuNialeat. Ito °seem Piet- Part I When
sorts, from se. to is. 6d. per Dutch stone. At the close of Mee Louden. &coot in it. dole
the market a clearance was not effected. There was a no- I 'Na)
ricighvisrleiecx• t N Nay le LiA ',pool y IT
deratc supply of Sheep and Lambe, there being 1,919, or A
~..‘„„,,i u....,,,,m,
79 leis than last week. Demand good, and sales were eacily ww74 .
............ jells, it ,Mar 26
effected, at prices fully higher than lest week. One lot of arnerics(4l.l.lstaaaplefil;May 23... ...... ..... eouthenagen !say 21
very superior black faced welders, fed by Mr. Clark, Hill- Nam ( Woe Cosa) ...24,141.• of the swath Plymouth -.3 ono 3
head, St. Andrews, brought 375. a-head; also one lot of Alexandria' -11,11(Ids3tith Mama Dover May IS
Cheviot wedders, from Lord Levet. brought 38s. a-head. iciam ..............Slually Dover .........11hui
'Lai
.M al. of the mouth Soathasepten. May 16
Top price of the best Mutton, 641. ; current price, aid. ; ~,,,..,„ A.,.. Maids of the month !Southampton. May 16 .
shorn bogs, from 41d. to W. per lb. Lambs also in good anue.rnw4rjieeepwoA,,l3d7,A,,,,,,,,,„tb .1/4.0„,,,,,,„,..,,,,, 20
demand, and prices from 16s. to 21s. a head. At tho close Cape of tend i1ege......14114th of the moeth Nadal's.- Jane 3
of the market a clearance was effected. Ormatareinsatia • JSl7oll7th27tlief me* Dover .. ..... May 30
Central LLIGAIL M 2adellthof m. aU.,douthantytca. May 30
SALISBURY MONTHLY MONTHLY CHERSZ /denture, May 13.-Our 'lllr'l 14.8 „..„N ales., limivel.Y.rd•thrria."mk""i'l'l• T'411,-216
t,tlete,min,Southrmplos. May 30
market was held this day, when the supply of Cheese was Prance Als ft Twee daily !War
small, and few buyers in attendance ; but these causes may kotete„....„ ...... ......la ythrak,gtoormor.,m....
,
be accounted for by Lymington fair having taken place Reinbt0w............. ..... .111 heyday St rridai lienoun 'ism...Sit
esterday, and Andover to-day. Taking these circumstances Boland ..................21 Weems. B elem./London. Mou.ll4
into consideration, a smart deal of Wiliness was transacted ;i2e,l2l^a fil 17th of the month southamitess. May 20
here today, particularly in the best description of Cheese, .41.7.„,„..hipt ): ribm,,,,, ram! .„,,, ...11'4,0".1d p... T",,,r,da•
which fully sustained the quotations of our last market, i.e. (~,,w.rwiew) h athß24thot mouth Do%r May is
but at the close of business much had not changed hands. Medltermease(vla noun,
ameba)) II lethal the month ,Seathsraptoo. May 20
----. __ ._ „. Attotvielfarseillec) -Pi alet.2.9totraeati4(vor .. ..... May IS
MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLN- 11"11'3 it Ind of the month ;•iootharriptor. Jane 3
Stature M totla of t'w month iloannuroptos. May 16
SHIRE RAILWAY.
Halite ~,, I 71.141Tth,199427th
I mMthottbe month Dover
Yesterday an extraordinary general meeting of snots* S StalsM2stliof men Dover
the shareholders in this company was held et the Albion Pit* Sheen. tt 9thl3th2'thof mon Dover
Hotel, Manchester, for tho purpose of considering, mid if r*tu..us 3l Ithllthralitif :nisi Aonthemptot. Armed
so determined, of approving of the following bills, vie., Peru .M 2adikl7thei mocth Ssullisrottia.. May 20
Tuscany. SS AbiSthllltaf mot. Detre
"A Bill to empower this company to raise a further sum of ~,,,,,, Indio, Y. OM M the enrol, noulosaitolt. May 20
money, and to amend the acts relating to the said core- West ladle (stow' ea
pony ;" and " A Bill to enable the said company to con• earl... sad assess) V hel of the Tatht! ; douthasnPtoni 'Dem 3
@tract certain coal branches." The Earl of Yaßeuteueoet, ~ ia. AAA. ta ~.......„. ii„....,..., 0.... ~.,,A,,,,,,A-Iri
the chairman of the Board of Directors, presided. Pooch matet via Marseille&
The noble CHAIRMAN, in moving that the bill' be ap-
proved of, observed that they had been so approved ARRIV E D.
by a special meeting of the shareholder'ors the
Avaom-off Deal, May 12, trim „ St. Woburn
26th of February last; but in consequence of their At WPAIJA-at Liverpool, May 13, from ... Mobile
having undergone some alteration in the House of Amain-at Gravesend, May 13, fra0....-.- Ponta Cate
Commune it was rendered necessery, by the standing orders Cexcerra-at teamed, May 13, front ............. ..... ... Callao
Cahrtiro-at Gramerad, May 13. fran........-...............Tammes
of the House of Lords, that the present meeting should be
held before they could go, as altered, before that house. °r"unarA-si Livighwl. MYr 13. - C1124'1.412
exast-st Deal, May 12, from Demerara
The third clause in the bill, as it originally stood, was that C0.,,z..,,D,,,,A. May 14 from
it should be lawful for the company for the purpose of di.- euseresieitioria -at Portsmouth, May 12, bye 5....... Looks
charging liabilities, after completing the undertaking, from Bruns- at Deal, May 12, from .......Jamasce
time to time, to borrow by mortgage or otherwise,any sums Eituum-st Liverpool, May 13, Iran IIIMILIZ
of money which, together with the sums already borrowed raYlw W.",..1-at Gravrmult May 12, km St.
Calm=
by them, should not exceed at the last borrowing one-third thi....11.„ itat211_7°,..,`4. 2,1.1,3' 1,,...fr0ul Bt. Luella
of the capital of the company. The clause coded there, 00,....„0t Brute. mar I'C from Listen
but Lord Redesdale insisted that the provision should he Hmaurrra-at Liverpool, May 13, from ... rehab*
added, that in ten years from and after the time when the Waseca rieuipesie -at Gravesend, May 12, frim....... -.Valparaiso
company should have paid any dividend on their capital it resales-at Onmmesd. Mar ISt tram. B. eyrie
should not be lawful for them to pay further lowa-at ore_ ,"nradi., 3, nem........... -. ..24a. Orkaas
noierio-es emu, mallyar Item
dividends until they had paid off 100,0001. of the AAA,A Moue-at Dyer Slag „. fr,...........,,,,wAtitrw5"8"
money they had been authorised to borrow, or KAILLIOOS-at Gravesesd, la, trans Alexandria
until they should have converted it into ordinary share LSONTIOS-Off rAnioutb, Nag I, Sem. Headline -
capital. Re (the Chairman) trusted that at the time this MAIO/AULT-at Deal, May 11. fresit...-...........-...- ..... BarbadoM
provision took effect, it would nut inconvenience the corn- W.,..au-42.. Grsrewsndt MAY as Wan ... -- .62...ervilia
WALLA 11.41/T--la ura I bullo
pany, but certainly would be on the whole advantageous. NeArii,A
_it on,=. Maim. Ilk *mit,. Baltimore
The other bill had also undergone alterations. In order to ei,,,,,,_at pew. mi, 12. thAi ' wawa
correct misapprehension, he must remind the shareholders NIL Di.p0w,,,,..-at B,mol, OW 0, Icon estra•
that although the bill authorised the company to create Gras„ Eams-at Lirerpoo', May 11, hem .... ..... ....New Orleans
new preference shares,that could not be done without the eon. Oraeis la-at peel, May 12. from et. Croix
sent of the other elating preference shareholders. The direc- UP"......P"-atDTvlt Mar 12,. from Liston
Uvitlat or Tut Ware --at Deal, may 12, fran Bt. Michael's
tors held something like one quarter of the preference stock Southampton
Q01"„-at Gravesend, May 13, from .
in the concern; therefore, they would not recommend any OLAJOOLAX -at Oravesend, May IS, from
such measure unless they came to the conviction that it was 8
1
absolutely necessary -at Gravesend, May 12, from
BAKAL APO animism-at Dm4 May 12, from Singapore
Charleston
Demerara
Laminas
Mr. CHAPMet:l7;te Vice Chairman, seconded the motion. VILTOLY-at Queenatown, May 11, from
• a-- ----- ---.........„.. •a. .....„1,,,;,,,, ,o,„„ „„,.,.;ed skt„ We. BIODILICII-atCOLOIL May 12, from Liman&