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The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-02

THE POLICE COURTS.

GUILDHALL.

RORAIMA UP • I•l4ll7No77.:YeStefdly. FroYleritk
Adios was placed M the bar hsfilte Alderman Fmnis.
charged with receiving a 601. bulk note, the property of the
liloucesterstire Banking Company, will knowing the same
to hove beet. stolen.

Mr. James Maurice Shipton, of l'uerup Hall, near
Tewkeriury, and on, of the directors o! the Gloucestershire
Backing Company, stated that on the 24th of June be bad
orcasis.n to go to the station at Tewksbury, having in his
pocket at the time a pocket-b. ok containing a 501. bank note
marked " B 111," that being the private mark of the Glou-
cestanhirc be,k applied to that particular note; the pocket-
beok also contained a memorandum book, and several cards
with the prosecutor's name and address on them. While at
the station he noticed • great many loiterers about, saunter-
ing up and down, and directly seer leasing he missed his
p. k t book. He immediately proceeded to the beak, and
gave directions to the managing clerk to write to Messrs.
Bash end Mullins, the solicitors to thy Gloucestershire
Banking Company, to stop payment of the note et Messrs.
Jones Loyd's bank. Witness identified the note produced
as the same he had lost in the country, and stated that he
had never seen the prisoner before.
Elizabeth Lipscomb said she was in the service of Mr.
D(vey, Cornhill, and that about one o'clock on Friday, as
she was coming down stairs, she saw the prisoner going out
(1 the creet do.r, in company with another young see,
since which time she had seen nothing of the prisoner. She
could not describe the young man's appearance, as she only
caught a glimrse of him as eh(' weer going out.
lt,manded till Friday for further evidence.
London, England, 1850-07-02

MONEY MARKET.

hiONDAT ETZWIXO.
Deep regret is universally expressed is the City at
the severs accident which has befalltn Sir Robert
Peel. The anx:ety felt on his account pervades all
Glasses of men, and threw a gloom over commercial
circles which has only been partially removed by the
more favourable accounts of the right hon. baronet's
health.

Papers from the city + f Mexico to the 21st of May
state that Congress had been convoked in extra ses-
sion, sod the 20th of this month is named u the day
for it to assemble. The most important business of
the Congresswill be the arrangement of the treasur,
on which, says the .Monitor Republicano, depends the
salvation of the republic. The same taper publishes
the report of the committee on credit, on the English
debt, which is set down at 55,000,000 dole. The last
news from Osjaca gives reason to hope that the loser-
rection of Jochitan will soon be brought to a close, as
300 infantry, 50 cavalry, and two pieces of artillery
had been sent in pursuit of the factious Melendez,
who was fortified in Joobitan with about 100 men.
Accounts have been received from the Cape of
Good Hope to the 19th of May, bet they bring very
little intelligence of interest. The report of the
" Board of Csnimissioners for investigating claims for
losses sustained by the Kaffir war of 1840.7," had
been published, exhibiting a local amount of award
of 408,0021. 3+. Bd. The board suggest as a
source from which a fund might be provided for
the liquidation of these claims, the sale of the alien-
ated lands at a long credit, say in annual instalments
extending over from five to ten yearn. By the Buren
Crisp ace-Junta bad been received from London to the
2nd of March.

The smouot of railway calls advertised for July is
2A79,882L, distributed as follows:

LVZ 111 JIM; IRSO.
Amount per Siam

Duo Already Number
date. yard. Called. of doves.
Asaberiate, Nott, 10 6 010 0 60,000 30,030
ffirkenbaid, Laneaahim
and Cheat—Tun., 31 1. l3 23 30 0 45,000 135,000
Ditto ditto 211 13 1511 113 0 15,000 26,250
Dub. and Bel/0311)00o 13 421 210 41 15,671 45,678
Dublin, Ifrandrunt, asd
Itathfarnhara 1 10 1 5 6 6,300 7,1375
Gt. South'. and Western,
Ireland, Eighths
Lane. and Torii, Fifth% II 10 110 0 126,819 190,228
Liverpool, Crosby, and
Mouth 1 12 3 0 0 11,200 33.600
tim 251 lO 12 4 0 0 165.385 841.923
mid
Mtn 11. and G., 501.
Ditto ditto 37/. Si l5 261.16.6 d. 314 6 7,519 20,083
67iort x 50.17.433.,
North Western 4 15 1 0 0 42,1,00 42,900
Pre,. andWyte,llalvev A I 10 010 0 16,720 8,260
Neol., ()mita., & Reigate 1) 15 30 0 40,00) 120,000
Sheffield, Rutbetbani.

Barn4l.e7, W. and
Goole, youth ds‘i4 oa 1S S 1 0 0 14,000 13,C00
Mouth Wile.
Tour, and Nenteas
Vale of Meath
York. Nen eaelle and Bar.
O.N.E.Pref.

2,479,892

Total ealleil In 1830 C8,C91,934
• The proportion ul:el by foreign e3mpanies ie
EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD.
VIINNA. dine 27 —Fiva per Cent. Matelliquea, 9•'.1 ;
Four per Cent!, . ditto, 831; Bank Shirts, 1,125. Exchange
on Linden, 11.59.
Beaux, Jusr 2s.—Voluntary? Loan, 1051; National
Debt, 861 ; Commirci.l Marina S:ciiit)'s Premium, 1021;
Rua Sham, 97.
London, England, 1850-07-02

LONDON, TUESDAY

KR ROBERT PEEL.

It Is with mach regret that wa anateitee Sir
Robert Peel to be still in danger. Ths ballets hood at
10 o'clock last night wee len satinactory the* any previous
one, and Sir Benjamin Brodie, who madams in &nominee*,
with Dr. Seymour and Mr. Cesar Hawkins, rossaieod at
Whitehall-gardens all night.
The anxiety to ascertain the cindltion of the right bon.
barns% was painfully manifested throughout the whole of
yesterday. The nobility sad pony began to sake forpti-
rite at sine o'clock, end up to eleven o'clock that sossiaa
applications continued to be wade. From mid•da/ until
dusk there was a ciontinual stream of carriages passing.
through the court-yard. The sympathy exhibited was not,
however, confined to the higher classes, for whitest the
curt yard gates a crowd was collected, who eagerly sought
to ascertain the latest istelligeace from those who had in-
spected the bulletin.

At 4 o'clock a mond bulletin VAS lima, vision ran as
follows:

" Sir Robert Peel is still suffering a good deal from pain in
the side and shoulder; but he is is so nepoot worse than he
was is the morning.—July 1,1850, 4 p.m."
A consultation was Add at 7 o'cloek, bat no batiks was
isesc d. At 10 o'clock another ossaultatlon took plus. The
isilawiss ballet a, we regret to add, was the rsoill: •
" Sines 7 o'clock 6ir Hoban Peel has hoew wry Ml*"
and his condition is low satisfeetory than It we/ la Cho surly
part of The deg.—July 1, 1964, 10p.m."

The Queen and the Print*, and t►s Prince of Prussia, sent
to make irqu' at 10 o'clock last night, and the Doke of
Well.nron about the same time.

THIS DAT.

We are informed that Sir Robert experienced much
pain, and consequent rratteamesa. Up to the early part of this
morning be could not obtain any rut, sad was insvery rtspect
la ay•ry critical state.

There was a na dies/ cosvultatiea early this morning, and
the following bulletin was smut afterwards hutted :
"After 'even o'clock yesterday craning Sir RThert Peel's
symptom; ware considerably aggravated, so as to cause much
anxiety etiolating him. Early in the mornteg be had some
rsfresbin, sleep, and at the present time the alarming symp•
toms arc somewhat abated.—July 2, 8 30 am."

The Rev. the Dealt of Wanes- te'r, Peel. M.P.;
the Dlerag.r Lady Healey, ana Lawretee Peel, the
brothels cod sister of the right hon. baronet. are in tows.

Her M ijesty and his final Highness Prinee Albert (by a
rojal atewsingtr) were among the eadiest isquiren, and the
ioformalon was also comainticated to his Royal Highness
the Pewee of Prussia, who is staying at Buckingham-palace,
on a visit to the Queen.

T. Duchtse of °burster, and the ob•r members of the
royal ftmily, instituted inquiries early in the fohnoon:
No former bulletin was laud until 2 eel° k, when, the
medical men having been in consultation, the following
appeared :

"Sir R Peel more ars h mulles suffering lcsi pain. In
otLcr respects be is quits u well as ho was in the morning."
London, England, 1850-07-02

NAVAL.

ADMIRSLTT, JILT 1 —AProlmnactu.ssCaptala Slr
Henry iil. bAckwood, to l'engeassce.
CcineasaVer Richard D. White. to Cygnet.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 1 —The Vengeance, 84, Captain SSr
H. Blackmon,' arrived ttis moraine frcia Gibraltar, which
she left on the 4.h alt. Had very contrary sad light wit de,
causing a tedtoos voyage. Anus. 150 men cf the 44th and
69th regiments, iavalide, and men to be discharged in emm-
queue* of the late reduction, are come hone in Vengeance,
which chip is to be p ,id off at this port all standing, and will,
it is said, It. recommissioned imacdistely by her present
captain. The Vergesnee, time the was SOIRMtak.O.d.
0:tob r, nib, has had three captain*, viz.. Captain J. Lush-
ingtoo, the Ear: of Hardwick*, end her present commander.
She was preseat at the bombardment of Palermo tied 011103,
wtile detached from the Admiral.—Tae Vengeance wi I
come into harbour immediately the has got her Inwer-di ck
guts out, and will be recounni-sioned with a reduced com-
plement. —The Medea st-*loop has the powder boy along-
side and is di:changing her powder, and some* into Carboar
to pay off —Admiral Berkeley and Sir B. Wather, Surveyor
of the Navy, arrived this morning on an official visit to the
creasers at this port.—Tte Howe, 120, Capt Sir J. Stirling,
arrived tt is afternoca from Malta, and remake at Spithead.
It isrd ezpitetel this noble ship will be paid off at the east-
wa.

Pascual)az, Ansa 29.—The Proepero et., Mr. Rundle,
muster, went clown this =caning to the late quarantine
ground, with • dock-yard Saltier, and the mooring boy,
to ley down mooriogs for a line of battle ship and • frigate,
la a position for the protection of the haven in C2BO of ne-
cessity. The Saturn, the p guard-ship, is Bo moored,
that if furnished with a broadside of Furs, and assumed, as
occasion may require, by the dockyard battalion (boat bri-
Suds). she would f, rm en almost unapproachable defence for
the arsenal. Workouts base commenced removing the iron
ballot in the Yams (obi Saturn), long need as a temporary
marine barracks preparatory to her being husk. a up. When
the new apartments in the barracks ere prepared for the
sick, his expecuid that • military surge= will be appointed
to avoid t►e a comity of employkg private practitioners.
London, England, 1850-07-02

HOP IN rELLIGENCE.

MAIDSTONE —The bioes continue to (seen eLtoronstly. and
are now "shthing hands" across the &rep,. So increase is visible in
the nurs.bsr of dy. We had a eevere thunder MOM on Wednesday
night, and such a fall ut boll, or rat tar i 4 list pieces ut ic^, on Friday,
as has b• en eel om witnes-ed. 'llse last three ur four eights have Seen
cold. Vs' ith t zatptionora little " whipping," however, wavily any
effect le TII4J:e in the grounits, as resulting Irons these causes. in
this immediate uistriet we nave found au trace of mould. At present
everjthing b-de fa r for a et, p.

dZILEWuRTH - l M h'lve continuo to look well, bat

TOW MALIAN() —The bine Ls still lxking heal•hy.
MOLLINUBOVI/NlL—The bum continues very healthy, and
clean.

ROKIMONDEN.—Th• bine' are making great program,
and re peifcctly clean. At pre,ent all looks Mir fn an abundant
crop.
IGHTKAIIL AND SEAL.—V2.O bine continue to look vigo-
rous, and is quite free from fly.
WROTHAK —The hops have grown rapidly within the
week, and have a very luxurious arqx.arance. We e .ntinue tolerably
free from vermin, but mould bus made its appearance in some
grounds. . . . . . . . .

STAPLEHURST.—The hops in this pariah are lo )king re-
markably tie.ilthy, and are making rapid progress. The tuckward
pieces ut bore have unproved very touch during the Last week.
IiOLVgiSIiEN.—T no hops 1.1 this palish are growing very
fast, and are quite free from vermin. In many gardens the planter.
have put up :oilier poke an helpers.
Tax-ratan:le —the bite clot:ones to prow knurl:lady,
and promises an abundant crop, Jae casualty occurs.
linDLOW.—Ttie kinks are tree Crum v.ruun, very healthy,
and growing very fast.

PLMBIL'AIr.—Our hops are going on beautifully.
TI:N hill DOE.—The hops in this d.strict are getting on v.
markab:y welL They are perfectly free frutn fly, though perhaps not
quail so turward as at vow Drive... I hare been through the prin-
cipal grounds round Iladlow,tio!d !till-green. and Pecaham, and nod
them all equally good. A gentleman c .nneeted with the ter& wan
commissioned by a :actor w send him the fly he toted got. I think
be said he know half • dozen afer I eking through as many sax.,
but did not suppore Ce count rind another for a sovereign.
it:Mountie. W ELLS. —roe amiunts Cr., still highly fa-
vourab a in the, locality as to the progress of the plant, and we have
no vermin.

E.DIMiIIaIDGE —The hire cleans s in a very healthy
state, growing very fast, and free tram vermin.
TICIIICKST.—Th• hops are in a very growing state, being
tree from vermin, and prcenhin,; a eery good crop.
CANTERSUILT.—The hops are looking very well, hying
very clean and healthy.
Sussal —The scc nints generally state the hop grounds
to be in a very douris.bing condition.
FARNHAM. ALTON, AND COUNTRY DISTRICTS, July I.
Siiiive our laftt report we have been visited with a high temperature,
accompaniid with heavy thunder morius. The plant has, of course,
mmle great progress, a al there arc very few Ity to be seen. Naas
itiow tiaxt ..,ot July 2.
London, England, 1850-07-02

ROMAN STATES.

Our Roman correspondent, in his letter of the 24th'
June, states that his holiness had attended.mass that
morning at the Basilica of St. John Lateran, and had
appointed a fourteen days' jubilee, in honour of Saints
Peter and Paul, the patrons of Rome. The Pope had
also presented to the congregation of bishops a plan
by which the religions corporations were to contri-
bute 400,000 dollars a year for the exigencies of the
state. Our correspondent ;fives details; of the pre-
sent state of the finances and the army, and mentions
the honorary distinctions which have been abundantly
distributed by his holiness.
Some highly interesting discoveries in the way of
the fine arts have lately taken place at Roma
Vecchia, an estate in the Campagoa, belonging to
Prince Tortoni., a few miles beyond the Porta San
Sebastiano. The excavations going on there under
the superintendence of Dr. Guidi, brought to light
some months ago avowal fine columns, a consular
statue, and other fragments; but the latest and moat
valuable prize has been a beautiful statue of Diana,
in a high style of art. Search is being made for the
bead, which unfortunately is miming. Another
states of great merit has been recently dug up in the
territory of Monteleone, in the province of Sabina, by
a peasant occupied in planting a tree. A bey work-
ing is a vineyard in the environs of home, has just
met with a rare piece of good fortune ; whilat
digging around the vines he saw something
'perk* which he picked up and showed to his
master. It turned out to be a fine antique gem, and
the boy got a hundred dollars for his share of its
price. Ilia suddenly-acquired riches did not deter
him from continuing his daily work, and he was soon
after again rewarded for his industry by the disco-
very of a rare gold coin, bearing on the obverse a fe-
male portrait, with the superscription, Livia Aq-
g into, and on the reverse a peacock, and the words,
Teti Film. This coin, which was about the size of a
Napoleon, and apparently fresh from the mint, was
immediately purchased by the antiquarian Bameggi,
London, England, 1850-07-02

EVENING, JULY 2, 1850.

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING.
TIM DAT.
(By lassirle TsisirrapL)
HANDICAP.
Diligence .. .. .. 1
Slang .. .. .. .. 2
White Lady .. .. .. 3
JULY STAKES.
Grecian and Venus filly ran a dead heat.
MATCHES :
Slang received forfeit from Daughter of the Sea, and
St. Rosalie from Sylvan.
London, England, 1850-05-30

THE MUCH EDUCATION QUESTION.

At noon today • toasting of clergy sad laity of the
dui's& ot Iliglasd was held at SR Martla'rhall. Lear
ow, lbe perms of receiving the report of a oommittee,
sqlleiebd en lie Mid Jose, !Se, and to oonsidar the pre-
em the Res. Dr. Maned the eduelksegasetioa. The &Mir wee occupied
Spy.
•TA CIMAIRIIAN ilmoglit the meeting was glued in a
loop rwaridoes sad ssleghlastoey pea.' with mud to
the Milk" Bide% mod thatecase ether body beside thee
sods" ousts Is be without to eat es behalf or the *we.
la the report, win& was raid, tie ossmittee espolosod
their opla that Mahe premed Mile Olio idealism vier
ties it was that their tanolimeeheuld be eastianed.
Oa the se et Mr. OT WAY, the report was adopted.
The Rev. S. B. DENIBON would nerd to separate from
the Itatiousl &misty., bootees it was stemmed by the
bishops, but Rae bishops would not defend church idea-
tion, presbyten and laymen mast do their duty. (Cheers.)
Re snored a solemn protest against the annul wheel at
Knellar.hall, and urged that every lawful asses cued to
be used to press upon the legislature the duty of neonstruet-
Mg that school upon a basis which should be oonsisteut with
the order and practice of the rhumb.
The Rev. C. PAGE seconded the resolutioe, which was
adopted.
The Rey. Mr. CLARKE gamed the next revelation, to
tle effect that =MUM ought to be taken fir procuring
sash a settlement, by the outherity of parliament, of the
knit. of state iespectios es shouM effectually preclude the
Committee of Council 041 Education from interfering with
the education given in church schools.
Mr. HOARE seconded the resolution, which was agreed
to. _ _

Ills Rev. Mr. BRAHAM sowed a vote of thanks to the
conmaitiee of :the 7th of Jose for their exertions during
the pat year, and that they be required to matins, their
soma s In viadwaHon of the rights of the chart*.
The Rev. Mr. MAYHEW seconded the motion, which
was adopted.
The proesedinp had not concluded when we went to press.
London, England, 1850-05-30

WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

BARNSLEY, MAY 29.—We have bad another week of
fine growing weather, with days of showers and sunshine
and some thunder, but no material weight of rain has fallen,
and the fellows are in fine working order for turnips, for
which the farmers are busy preparing. Wheat looks well,
so does barley and other lent corn in this neighbourhood.
Many farmers here who purported a large breadth of land
for turnips are putting in thew place potatoes, which are now
selling at 16s. per 2401111., which is more than double the
price they wore selling at a month ago. Our market was
never so abundantly supplied with vegetables as is has been
for the last fornight. Cauliflowers and greens of nearly all
desuiptions are a complete drag, and many who have to
bring them a distance sai they are not worth carriage.
Woacsemuserun.—uring the past week the weather
has exhibited all the fickleness of April, frequent and heavy
showers having fallen, but with a great deal of moisture the
heat has been proportionate, so that the green crops have
' made a rapid program.
London, England, 1850-05-06

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

OX.EOIIII, MAY l —MEaiox COLLEGE —An o..ee'ion et
three p.stmastin will take pl c Msy 31. In the election
to one postmastership, a pref rence will be given to attain-
ments in mathematics. N candidates will be admitted
under 17 or abase 19 years of
TRINITY COLLEGE.—There wile be an el. ctiot. of a vt:telar
on May 27. Cuatlidatcs must he above 16 and under 20
years ef age, will b 3 regnire•l to present in le-rson to the
president eertiktates of I spti-m ant teetionnials of conduct,
together with a Latin epistle to request permission to offer
thtmaelne.
London, England, 1850-05-06

PUBLIC SALES.

MAT 3.—By Matte. Cars, Sow, and RaID, St Garr
wars—Leasehold business premises, 6, Charles-street, Oros-
senor-square, let on lease for 1301., held (or 61; pear from
1824 at 241.—e01d for 1,3401.
Leasehold promisee known as the Grosvenor Arms, Gros-
venor-street, let on lease for 1601., held fey 40 year from
1838 at 41.6.., renewable every 14 year at Kfine of 291. 16e.
—2,0001.
Leeerhold pretniees 21 and 22, South Holton-street, let for
1701. per annum, held for 61 years from 1839 at 121. renew-
able every 14 jean at • fine of 601.-1,8101.
Leseshold praises, 11, Conduit-street, let for 2101. par
unarm, held for 41 years from 1837 at 71. 10e., renewable
every 14 years at a fine of 621. 10E-3,3601.
Leasehold premises, 4, Berkeley-square, the ground-
floor let on lease for 1061., held for 144 year at 1901.
knocked down for 1,0201.
Mews. 13HUTTLIWORTH cod SOl4ll, at the mart, absolute
reversion to 1,7021. 2a. 6d. Three per Cents. receivable at
death of a lady aged 67, subject to the life interest of any
future husband; present husband's age, 66-6401.
One-sixth of the proceeds of as equitable poliej for
2,0001., bonuses added 4,6001., life 67, subject to the life
interest of the inenred'e wife, aged 60-6964.
Mr. MAZY, at Garraway's lease and good-will of the
White Swan, Deptford, held 'for 17 year at 951.-7701.
Yuen. CRICHTON sad Boss, at Garraway's, leasehold
homes, 26 sad 27, Cement, Jewin-street, Alderegate, let
for 761., held for 36 year, at 111.8x.-6601.
leasehold home, 15, Nile .terrace, rceklians, let for 361.,
held for 88 years at 61.-3201.
Leesehold premiss sad tenements, Broad-street, Wappiee.
producing 691. 2.. per annum, I-u taxes, pan held for 99
years from 1802, the remainder for 61 yenta from 1802
—30.51.

Saturday Colonel Sib!hort

annual return respecting fire insuranie was printed. -_
first branch of the paper c mining an account of all rums paid
into the Inlaid Revenue Office by each insurance tidies in
Ragland on insurances front fire for the qualms ended seve-
rally the 25th Marsh, 24th Jane, 29th September, sad the
26th Danaher last. The anceirat of duty paid in the lam
quarter was 270,6261. Os. Sd., .t which 196,3361. 191 Bd. wan
paid by the otlices in London. In Scotland, tot tee year
ending the 11th November last, the duty solleeted wee
64,2681. 16e. 10d. Similar returns respecting the stamp
duty on iumirenees ibr Ireland are given. is the year farm-
big stock la Ragland exempted from duty wee lasared to the
ammeat of 69,292,2391. Ms duty pad by the Sun-efliee fa
W last quarter Was 42,9061.45. 4d.
London, England, 1850-05-06

CHESTER RACES.

Cif/LOTER, SATVRDAT Aff7ill:looX.—The following list
includes not only We hones already in the neighbourhood,
but several who are not expected before to-mono w or Mon-
day :—Tower, Sauey Lad, Westow, Gibaldeston, the
Anchorite, Sister to Pillage, Oscar, Gaffer Green, Cebtab
4 yrs, Prior of Lanereost, Wilaoot, Margaretta, King of
Kelton, Portia, the Whim colt, aby Gladiator out of Lily,
e by Red Deer 2 yrs, Boadicea, Harlequin, fl'ly by Alpltens,
Leonidas, Sir Philip, Peep o'Day Boy, Connie, °motley,
Glean, Chaatrey, Boland, Fuglanan, Beebnater, John
Comer, Bleed ile, Woolwich, Miss Ann, Cocksemouth,
Priestess, Moanseer, the Knout, Minimum, the M oar,
Harriett. Estalette Sauey Dick, Galina, General Sale,
Boma, St. George;Chieftain, Wallies, Alamo, Thringarth,
Comb 3 yrs. Mn. Tait, Receipt filly, Concertina colt, Mr.
Merriman, Blister, Melamine, West, Eseedarius. A great
many others are expected.
There is every prospect of a good week's racing, and of a
great attendance. The programme embraces six events en
Tuesday, tire, including the Cap, on Wednesday, aix on
Thursday, and seven on Friday ; thus, neteithmanding the
abolition of heats, ensuring an ample sifflciency of sport
each day. TIN public money added to the venous stakes
amounts to the very liberal sum of 1.,4661.
Varieue improvements ban bees made on the course.
The Grand Stand has been enlarged so as to accommodate
600 or 600 tenon% more than it did formerly ; and a new
wing, with private mires,, and *meson, has been added
for the convenisi.ce of the memben of the p , and the
Dottie; ring and area moth improved. The course has been
widened by the Bridge Tarn about three. yards, so as to
give more room for the hones at the starting poet for the
Great Cup race. The rails have been ereaded for a con-
siderable distance, which will in a great measure obviate the
danger of horses running the wrong side of the poets, as they
have none, when the held& kr the various Mao IMO large.
In former years much anaoyaaes sad dupe arose from dogs
tm emus the course; this has been obviated by a Eat
wortotwite being aimed to the pone and nice for a con-
siderable distance along the ranaleg side to the winning
plat. It Meals* been determined to add a new wing to the
math end of the stand, for the accommodation of the
stewards; and to do away with the unsightly box at the corner
a the eredoenre. The stewards an Lord Strathmore, G.
Payne, Ent., and CA. Peel ; Mr. B. W. Topham, clerk of
the course; Mr. T. White, judge; and Mr. Ilibburd,
starter.
London, England, 1850-05-06

LA TV INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
hum lta.Comianenza Fossuaace.
OCTLAW/LT.
This was the lest elimination meeting is the cm of
Peter Broad, who had carried on busiem as a tallow-
chandler at Brighton. Tees* were no seeoests, the bank
rapt having absconded some time sgo without leaving
any chit uto his whereat, tuts. His debts are upwards of
2,7001. ; it is estimated that the uses will produce 6791.
He was proclaimed in the usual fors.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

THIS DAY.

The May melon of the 'have courtcomaanced to-day, be.
for. the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor, the Recirder, Aide--
nen Hunter, Si lag, and Cirden, Meson Lawrence and
Niool, the sheriffs, Kerr& Millard and Wore, under abc-
riffs,

The calendar contains the names of 150 prisoner', and the
charges include one of murder, p,stpoard from the last ors.
M. and several alum of a efrious character.
The Recorder briefly addressed the grand jury, making a
few observations upon two or three of the cases, and they
then retired to t►eir room.
The remainder of t►e morning was occupied in swearing
in the different panels of potty juror►.
London, England, 1850-05-01

THE AFTERNOON MAIL TO IRELAND.

Rt viers is Irtlaed are iLformed that henceforward
t►e Eyews will be publbiteci ht time for deepateh by the
afternoon nail to Irel aullocribers flntlica any dillicalty
in obtaining copies of the paper by thi mail through @gen%
m., t mare tht it reel r by dittetiog any communication to
to the pablicbing c nice.
London, England, 1850-05-01

CO Court.

ACCOUCHEMENT OF HER
MAJESTY.

BIRTH OF A PRINVE.

This morning, at 20 minutes after 8 o'clock, the
Qneen was safely delivered of a prince.
In the room with her Majesty were his Royal
Highness Pantie Albert, Dr. Loceck, an Mrs. Lilly,
the monthly nurse. In the monks all, into were the
other medical atterdants, Sir James Clark and Dr.
Ferguson, and the Ministers sad °Semi of State
'cannoned on the 0001.06.

The Privy Councillors prawn were—The Duke of
Wellington, Sir George Grey, the Archbishop of Can-
terbury, the Bishop of Loodou Lord John Russell,
the Duke of Norfolk, and the dar.quis of Breadslbace.
The moment the gratifyieg intelligence had be-
come known, informed= was at once sent ronod to
the bill-ringers of the various metropolitan parishes,
St. Margaret, St. John's, and St. Martin's, and the
othtr parish churches, who in a short time com-
menced ringing a right merry peal, so that the pub-
lic generally might become aftinetnted with the in-
: teliig:nce. At the same time the royal standard was
hoisted from the steeple of nearly every perish
church in the metropolis. At 12 o'clock a royal sa-
lute of 21 guns was fired from the Mores Guards, and
tbe same at the Tower at 1 o'clock. _ _ _

At 12 o'clock it was stated at the palace that her
Msj.sty's health was progressing must favourably.
A little after twelve, Sir 6. Grey, in the C .mtvons,
moved an address of congratulation to her Nisjesty.
A Privy Council is called fur :; o'clock this alter-
noon.

Viscount Palmerston had an andienet of the Queen
yesterday et Backirshar Pare. Iler Maj it, and Prince
.4.1-vet raikid yriterday in the nudes of the Palace. Thi
loyal dinner parts yesterday at Beckinahatn Palace included
tt.e Bather of IL .et, the Prince of Leinincen. Lyle Ara
M wit I) insole. Barrier de Synth. and Colrel
L rd Byrn and Sir Frederick 8 iris have relieved the Keil
of Listen.' and Ltrateicint Colonel the Bas. li.beet B
in their dir.ses r the lord rd Groom is Waiting to her
Majesty.

Their royal highnesses the Nuke and Duchess of
,mhyhigi went from Xi w yesteriay to Claremont, and
raid a Twit to the Count soil Countess de Neui:ly and her
'3l jest, .t s QUtlill of the Liehians. Their royal highnesses
du mails rttursoi to the it residence at Kew.
London, England, 1850-05-01

NAVY ESTIMATES.

Col. CRATTERTON wishetTto put a question, of which
be bad given aotioe, to tem Firet Lord of the Admiralty.
f3wriag the sass of 538.&42. charged in the navy estimates for
the year 1849-50, !seder the bead of " Victuals for Seamen
and Marisa," what partials of that sum had been paid, or
now remiss due, to basses in England, Ireland, and
foreign houses in 114 provisirm trade, for the supply of beef
and pork for her Majesty's navy,
S.r 1,. BARING said that he would be most happy to
supply the returns relating to this subject; but be c•uld not
see the obj.ct of the hon. and gallant colonel from the way in
which hie question was prepared.
_ DUTY ON CORN.

- - -
In reply to Kr. Isixwuzoiaz,
Mr LABOUCIIBRE vindicated the accuracy of the Board
of Trade re urns rata ive t t the jetports of cars, which that
hon. member had imapagnad, and explained that the alleged
error in thaw Maras was in reality caw.ed by his owe con.
fiision of the Oates sod tatics iaeladed in thew rvturna.
London, England, 1850-05-01

THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoco.

This being the day of the half-yearly balance et the
Bark of England, the traDder mice■ are closed, and
the day is observed as a el•roe holiday in the Sock
Exchange. Out of doors the price of Consols is at
present quoted at 9i !, bat of course no regular
busioess can be transacted.
London, England, 1850-05-01

SELECT COMMITTEE ON SAVINGS BANKS.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER postponed
the nominalon of this select committee until Friday.
ELECTIONS (IRELAND) BILL
-------- -

air W. 13031EltVILLE hiving moved that the house r
into comentt.ee oa this bill pro forma, with a view to ib
being amended,
Mr. GROGAN i bjrcted to the practice of commit lag
bills pro forma. II they were properly considered there
would be no necessity for adopting such a course.
Mr. K. J. O'CONNELL defended the practice as useful,
and perfectly consistent wish the usages of the house.

The House haying gone into committee, it was imme-
diately moved by an hon. member on the opposition benches
that the chairman report progress, and the motion being
seconded by Mr. Forbes, • cli.euuion d which led to no
result, u the motion was not persisted in.
The amendments which Sir W. Somerville wished to in-
troduce were then inserted, sad the house 'mused.
DEFECTS IN LEASES ACT AMENDMENT BILL.
This bill passed through committee.
THE FACTORY ACT.
Lord ASHLEY gave notice of his intention to substitute
a new clause for the clau-estanding in the vott s en going
into committee on this bill, as it was found impossible to
effect the required object without introducing new matter in
the clause.
The home thg• adjourned at one o'clock.

LONDON CORN EXCHANOL. Thai half-yearly
general meeting of the shareholders in this company wee
held yesterday, at the Esehangti, Mark-lane. Mr. Lay, the
cliairman of the board ul direstoesupreeided. The secretary I
read the report, which Mated that the balance-sheets of
receipts and eipeaditure showed a sum of upwards of
beyond what was roquired for the payment of the
.11.1 lends et the fa** last declared, and the other imbilitia
ol the company. The repel was carried unaniniouily.—
; Tha Chairman then moved "That a dividend at the rate of
25.. per char., Ire* of income tax, be declared for the pest
' itt,nths."—Mr. lidingtoa eitemeded the motion, which
eat also carried MIA. .on.—A vote of thanks was then
gives to the chairman, and the meeting broke up.
London, England, 1850-05-01

LONDON,' • WEDNESDAY. EVENING,
.114AY 1. 1850.

:110N.

ZEMIN OP TEE LIBERAL CANDIDATE.
The mutest at Lymington (u stated in a Becond
Wise of yestsaby's &prom) has reindted la cite return
ilthe km trade gad Snencial Mars candidate.
last &embers polled yesterday were—
Hutchins ~
Ll2l
Stewart,
Molprit.y ' —ls
1. r. Stewart replened abort 3 a.*.
In this baronet' itu asim ei libualhas his bean steadily
ag *growing for Isparyaus part. At the lot election.*
.ol wee at the head of the poll for the Ent time. MN,
garehtn► masa is a clear proof of the growth of the
popular came aria la the smallest boroughs. Mr. Hutchins
same forward or the broad priaalpla of free trade sad
daaudal sad representative re&ros.

IRELAND.

Drams. Aram 30.
The Evening Hoff states that the landlords' petition
fer the exteneien of the Encumbered Estates Advances
Bill hasereceived, within the short interval since its
reparative,. the signatures of three earls, three
necounts, six lord.; two admirals, twenty-two baro-
nets and knights; six Irish members now in Deane,
ens hundred and twenty deputy-lieutenants, one
hundred and sixty magistrates, and on the .whole the
signatures of about one thousand persons of various
professions and cellidge. A committee has been
formed to carry cut the objects of the petitioners, and
they profiles to be on urged to still .greaterawls,
so far from beirg di , by the debate on the
second reading of Sir silly's bill. The Frio-
*lan's Aunes4 in a sensible article on the subject,
observes that—

There is no slam in Ireland which would be injarklagy
affected by the *Manakin sought, sad lithe landownm were
to wisely nee the privilege they seek we an see many and
lane beseits which most rank to almost every elms of the
immatuaity *e tendering land more may of transfer, and
enabling thrifty owners to raise money on in credit, as ma-
chants do on their stock, or millowners on their plant, and,
in ease of ineapasity, to manage it with effect to disenctuober
themselves of it in toter. _ _

A special meting of the corporation wu held yet-
terdav, when it was resolved that promo:lingo should
be tigtali in the Quesn's Bend io ogemigante the
appliCatibn ler 'the mandamur to Wifirire Lord
Mayor, and that an et.l .rgetnet.t 4.f the time allow('
for showit.g cause ag Lit st the conditional miler should
ba applied fur.
London, England, 1850-12-12

NAVAL

PosTsmocrrn, 11.—Th• Waterwitch, 8, Com-
nuttier Quin, arrived it Spithead to.dsy at mew, with the,
mills from the Ctaat or Aides. Her data are Aso, titian,
Oct 25, and Sierra Leone, Nov. 17. At the latter place she
left the Hound, Dolphin, and Firefly. On the 14th Angmt
the Waterwitah made an important capture, though there
wag no slams on board. It wee that or the Pedro Grande,

_,
one of the Meet slavers on the west, and which it le
known has made wren successful trips in the very
farm of our ersiams. The capture was oely mad*
by the Watorwitah after • sixteen hours' duo and •
determined resistant*, die slaver &tog into the
Waterwitcles beau; but, happily, without doing say hi jury.
The Waterwiteh has made *even prises since sue has been
out, one of which rrntained 864 deem Bhe brlap home •
small freight, *cosigned to Mews. B. and B. Emanuel, the
bullion merchants of Portsmouth and Ponies. lithe ako
brings home Mr. Bdmonds, clerk, from Ike Island of
Ascension, and Mr. Laurie, midshipmaa, left by the
Bpy in charge of • prise. The squads= was ge-
nerally healthy, and the slave trade brisk.—The Pan-
to-. is to have 130 men. She is already rigged, and
has was and tanks are in ; the latter are Lied. She
was takes add the .sip hada tide sharneem—The Rope le
ordered to be tried at the measured utile, to determine her
comparative weed with two strews of different pitch. It to
determined that her coal bunkers shell be altered, which
will be done by her own engin•en.—The Phaeton, 60, Cap-
tain George Baton, bent stile this weenie& and was turned
over from her bait, the Viotorieum.—The Sullied, dock-
yard lighter, sailed this morning with stores for the westward.
—The Hercules, store-skip, Master Commander R. Yahoo,
sided to-day for the outwit d.
London, England, 1850-12-12

etatemest will* be bad made le Pitmenld Mould be re-
peated by bise.
Lord Campbell ties semmed up and left it to the jar,' to
say whether dm slimed slander abed been the seem of pr.
remiss Mr. Willem Bill from marrying the plaistit If
toe, abs was entitled te damps, sad the ammo% was es.
drily a gentles kw the jury. If be (Lard Cempbell) were
wpm; app et law made by the leaned (camel
for the fall mart weed rectify the anew.
The jury Mused veal* tx the plaintiff, damages SOL
London, England, 1850-12-12

CANADA.

We learn from Toronto that an order in council had
been passed for the removal of the *eat of government
to Quebec next spring.
On the 20th of November the Bishop of Toronto laid
the foundation-stone of a new episcopal cathedral..

The Customs' returns, up to'the 'Slot of October,
show an 101100118 increase in the import trade of
Canada during the past year, the result of the year's
business showing nearly 400,000 dollars more than
the inspector-general's estimate. The statements

of business on the canals, likewise, prove great pros-
perity. The goods sent upwards by the St. law-
rence are very greatly increased in quantity, and
the tolls are increased about 20 per oenL
on last year. The downward business is also
largely increased; bat it is in consequence of the in-
creased amount of lumber, principally boards and
staves, because, in all the great articles of agricultural
produce, there is a decrease in the quantity this year
sent by the Bt. Lawrence. This is undoubtedly
owing to the imussese quantity of produce salt from
Upper Canada to the Lake ports—Buffalo, Rocliester,
and Oswego—for shipment at New York. In spite
of the abolition of the navigation laws, the freights
from Montreal and Quebec to Liverpool and Glasgow
still continue nearly as high as in former years. There
has been more business done with New Brunswick
and Nova Bootie, direct by the St. Lawrence, than
last year.
A letter from Bt. John's, New Branswick, says :
" The loss by the recent fire at Frederickton has been
secertained to be 30,00 W., exclusive of merchandise,
permed property, furniture, &c. The insurance
emanate to 19,0001. Ow hundred and twenty-two
tenements, in addition to a number of barns, have
been destroyed, and 177 families rendered houselers,
89 of whom are in a most destitute condition."

COUNTY RATER SITENDITIIII3.—A lin* meeting
at t its vestry of at. Panama way Add matemlap isk lb.
vestry as Cantdeaiewit te• .arge ea the, growntaant the
Rem/ft et eappesting a bin Air twig to ratepayers a con-
trol over the esiinty eiptimliterc . Pamir, maim church-
yards*, presided. Resobatteas is meordasee with the
'Wet MEN mmtlag were adopted, aad a Meal eommittee
was appointed to mill the 'movement
0118 BOY STABBED BY ANOTHER, AT TUB MAN-
MOW= Casino. —Oa liserlay miming lsat, at
Mt (Meek, as a number Of bole woes 'Wad tit the
hewer Mosley-o a quarrel ants rrepeetiert the plasm.
A boy, sot quite twelve yeus of sire. named ©seep Otored,
attempted ee Ord Nose seine ethos, but they reamed to
allow mot to 6o set woe weld. MONd, VIM
stabbed one of the bat nanted Joh* D spe, a
weed fen whist Ater hind ilometitereti tott4liaosi
la the desk, at the BiewelLit.l2enpt. on ry rhosaing, on
the shove. He append wee tom peniteat, sad
tho iwpo was est his own, kaiak it hex *a thy wheat
hs stabbed, issileving le was p‘g to stab him with . •
eretilleate was peahen' Sp ski, asi DPP yes ittIt
Idliesdie .18 as !Maim we reatasbel to ea-
day Mat.—eeW
London, England, 1850-12-12

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Albanian, of and for Liverpool; and fipren (brigantine,.
of Yarmouth, for London ; both from Patru, Dee. 3. od

Malaga.
Creole (schooner), of Yarmouth, from Patna for Lando:
also Ceylon (barque), from Taganrog for Falmouth, S 4
days, Dec. 1, off Ahneira.
Cecropo (Danish ship), from Lima for Landoll, Nov. 28, of
the Island of Flores.
Effort, from Colombo, Sept. 29, let. 30 S., lon. 41 B.
Irt (barque), from Rio, Nov. 7, 24 days out, ler London•
Maria (snip), from Bombay for London, Sept. 17, 15t.29
lon. 41 E.
Vernon (ship), Oct. 23, let. 18 S , los. 33 W.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DIIATI!S.
London, England, 1850-12-12

RAILWAYS.

THUS Div, Two o•Cruoa.
Thu dealings in the railway share market is exam&
ingly animated to-day, and comprise a great many
speculative transactions. Indeed in some stocks
speculation appears to be quite running wild, the
market having been in a most feverish state, and the
prices of the stocks most in favour having expo.
rienced an extraordinary rise. The most marked
advance is in London and North Western
stock, which, after being first done at 12.3,b
has since run up to 127, and now remains firm. Great
Western", Midlands, London and South Westerns,
Great Northern', and Berwick' have also met with an
extensive business, at much higher rates.

t'7o`="

P&I Bani RAILWATI.
London, England, 1850-12-12

lab) intelligence. •
EQUITY COURTS.—YmsTmiI.DAT
Bosse we Lout Crunesusa.
ga ALUM, TIPSPAPP OP TSB COMP.
Mr. Mars applied on behalf of Mr. Allen for the Lord
Chacellor's advice aad preteetios egatest prowediage that
have been taken spirt-him he an rimed itee alai duty.
Es was the appointed tipeted a this newt, sad it was hie
!foetal duty to so
prisoners boatyard and forward be.
twain the court sad Ms Heistra's Barr prisms. Bat he was
required by Mr. Hader, the governor of the moon, or his de-
puty, to attar pr essen tore common law markup= the
(MUSA that, as they won Court of Charter, errata*, it waa
his duty to attend them. Bat there might be, at the am*
time, primmer to be awash% up to this era, and It was ina-
possil•ile for Mr. Allen to be In %weapons at the sass time.
He had given a bead, with sureties, la 1,0001 for the dee
caeca' ion of Wardle@ aa tijotaff of this own ; sad titers was
so set of parlament which subjected him to • penalty of 1001
in Wank of obeyian the dimmer of elopers's+, and there
was now as information filed ageism kiss for that penalty.
His was bound in duty to be is attendees. in this emit as
its proper t Bar. and it was inconsistent with that duty SO
ire attendance in any other court. Besides, all the common
law courts bad, under the now emulations, tipstaffe of their
oat. Ho income as such Mbar was too small to allow of the
appointment of a deputy, Mr. Mains read the 23rd section
of the Sth Vic., c. 72, relating W the appointment of tap-
er& by this court, and the several cars of common law
sad also, the 6th egotism of the Act 11 sad 12 Vic.. e. 7, by
which all the Uinta' are required to give security to the
keeper of the Queen's Bench prison for the faithful discharge
▪ their de in, and to obey ell Ms directions and inatructlons,
for .4v:obeying which they shall for every default forfeit
and pay Ike sum of 1001., to be ',covered is any of ha Ma-
jesty's courts of law, in such manna r the Commirloaare
of her Majesty's Treasury may direct." Allen was now
sued for this penalty, and ha cams to ask his lordship's di-
rections under the airemsataussu
The Lord Chancellor desired that a espy of Me. Allen's
bond of surety, and also the rennet of the seetaireiesere
is
prima, refuted to by Mr. Matins, sad of the informatice
Iliad racist Allen, be furnished to him. He would state his
opinion neat morning.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—YestERDAT.
awnposAT Mr Pam AT GVILDWA.—EMPOU ILIAD CAMMLL
All COUNOW SWUM
WS WU tie Oat day al Os minims at nisi prim at gelid.
ball Mtn Miranda.' tans.
Waxman P. Jamm—Acries PT Ax ATIORSII.B CLMIX
London, England, 1850-09-02

OLDENBUR

Aroure 26.

A otecesponint d the Niedersaelaselmn Zeititv
Mateo, that Oh sommusemt Wends to amid a pleni-
potentiary to thonstrieted diet at Frankfort. Should
this prove tree, the reports of an impending change
of ministry now in dreniation, may not be unfounded.
The opinion gates grasad here, that the present King
of Denmark will &Gray abdicate his throne, and
Prises Ferdinand his rights of amoession, in favour
of nor reigning home.

Tanen, Ave. 24.
Log Otho arrived at Trieste, in the Greek steamer
Otho, °alike =rain et the 2.3n1, ad antirsa kb
voyage towards Maack.

MALTA, Arguer M.
stemese Triton cams in fro. Corfu early on
the 24th, bat her mai were not delivered until LW
pm. The Prose stsonser hen Alexandria ease in
yesterday, and left het *tt for Malveillee. Chelsea
exists is Egypt, espeskilly at CAko. Yestiwday, a
Turkish frigate, a corvette, and a brig, came into the
grand baboon They are pert of the squadron of
fizeroes sow in the Archipelago, and are gang to
nds, to look after the tribute. H.M.'s skeasse
Oberon saute in this morning from Alennvia, with
the Bombay nails of the 26th July. The Mediae
leaves ismoliately for Marseilles. Cholera has broken,
out at dom. The detachmentof the 44th now there
are ordered to Malta. It appears to be leaving no, as
we had only 18 eons yesterday in the whole Wand.
It hoe been dreadfully bet these hot flew days. No
news of the fleet.
London, England, 1850-09-02

RAILWAYS.

lam DALT, Two °Two&
The gars market is very firm today, sad foe easy
of the heavier descriptions of stock an hormonal:est
in prim has takes place. For Grist Northern@ the
stcrket is particularly good, these shoes being bayses
at 13} die. Great Westerns have risen to 61L; Booth
&sterns to 161. London and North Weems stock
has been done ea high se 1101, but was last marked
110.
London, England, 1850-10-18

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

Buots.—The market ha closed for the week, with a de-
cided firs appe-raoe y and all Tuna a are about 6d. dearer
Nan let Friday. Tee bus sea. done &mkt' the week has
bees large, end speedaton have b-ene free bayous of foreign,
=trly of Haveaaab, at ern fun prima. Beflad has
am Grocery hum kir to Ise, 62a. to 630. 64.,
whlak k a shade advance ; low qualities seem
NOLAN'S —TIO imprev:d mate of the Baler mute has
mead a speculative defamed, mad prime are abort le. dearer
thaw the late lowest point of the market.
Correa.—Tbk article bashers interned demand. Good
wheezy settee Cellos stews so advisee of tempos last week's
eurreasy; Mt was the last pries paid. Peruke Ceylon'
ha b a .rarely bought, bat the holders have been free ellen,
sad an advisee ran etarody be (looted. The public silo of
1,600 bats of Costa WWI 1)4127 we withdraws by the im•
maw above the market value. Tbil market eltred with a
irm &ppm:anew The ersulaton appear to be few in num-
ber, but of great strength.
Tara. The make vas bees, inn doffs( the week, but
the aromas of badness done bee been rather limited, which
frequently amen the week preeedier the ordeal of the
China mail The Fable sale of 4,000 packages weat off
steadily to•day. Comma Comm quoted la. to le. Id.
finterman.—Price tamale weltered.
Rice —The smell public aka went off at previous rates.
P 114.11.-4,000 begs of enamel Batavia were offered,
sad bartht la at a high prim, 314. per lb.
• Been bee beaten; peed Leowerdfpoid at Is. 6d.; Beet
Is**, la. dd.
Cordon. This nuke bra laree steady, bat am settee,
this week
lartnoo.—The queerly cab he eked, stewing as ad•
vase se 10c. to le. 14. urn the previous quarterly tele,
sad shoat 7,0:0 emits sold.
Ia ether articles as material alteration; bat a general
emallossoe pervades most articles.
London, England, 1850-10-18

SCHLFSWIG-HOLSTEIN.

A eorrespoodent writes from Hamburgh on the
[sth :—" The concourse of volunteers to our L. shdart.

continues. In order to procure efficient soldiers, as
well as mere recruits, Schleswig-Holstein officers have
been sent to various parts of Pravda and Hanover, to
engage discharged soldiers and noncommissioned
offiz, re. Great numbers have already been recruited
in Eaat Prussia, Silesia, and the Rhine proNinces.
The Tyrolese were anxious to send us a company of
' sharp-shooters, and made application to the Statt-
halter of Tyrol for permission to do so. On sending
to Vienna for instructions, the Statthalter was or-
derrd on no account to permit the departure
of Tyrolese fee Holstein. Reports have arrived of a
new explosion at Rendsbnrg, on the 14th, by wLich
several persons were woonued. From Schleswig we
have innumerable accour.ts of removals of professore,
schoolmasters, and ministers, not to speak of die-
placements of civil officers of governmen., to make
room for Danes. The assembly of friends of Schles-
wig at Hanover has just broken up. Its resolutions
pledge the unions oGermany to do their best to
raise subscriptions to the amount of 200,000 dollars a
month, and place that sum at the disposal of the Stsat-
haltersehaft i also to promote the taking up of the
new loan by all passible means, and, further, to fit out
volunteers and enable them to join the army and to
secure them employment at the end of the war. The
Aseemtdy as issued an address to the German people,
calling upon them to avert the shame and me4andal of
abandoning a fraternal people to the arbitrary power
of a foreign conqueror."