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The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-28

GRAND REVIEW AT WOOLWICH.

Orders having been received yesterday by the Com-
mandant of Woolwich garrison that all the -branches of the
Royal Artillery would be reviewed this morning by his
R> al Highness, Prince Albert, the Commandeutts Chief,
and the Marquis of Anglesea (Motor-Oentral of the One-
mince), the whole of the corps, with the exception of demon
duty, were marched to the usual exercising ground on the
Common, and took up their positions at halnp ist nine, clock.
The Royal Horse Artillery and Rocket Troop occupied the
right flank, ruder the commend of Lieut Bell ; the
Foot Artillery, under the command of Colonels Wright and
Tonkin", in tee cents* ; and the field batteries, under the
command of Colonel Audeeson, ware stationed on the lett
Bonk. NotwAstending that the weather was rather un-
propitious, some thousands availed tbecceelee. of the type,.
tunnies afforded by the North Kent Railway and the
steam boats to be Fount; numbers of the nobility, and several
general &IA field officers were on the ground. Amonest the
tat er were Lord Harding*, Lord Coramnovr., Lord Feercy
Somerset, General Wittier:or, luso. is foe-General of
Cavalry; Colonel Cruttenden, R.A , etc At ten o'clock
the Marquis of Aug!, sea, accompanied by Lieut.-G.-send
Sir Thomas D penmen, and attended hg a numerous and
briliiant staff, arrived, and soon alter his Royal Highness
Prime* Albert, the Nepaulese Ambassador and suite, the
Duke of Weiliegtoa, its., appeared on the around, and were
reahred with a royal esilge from the field batteries, the
bends of the Royal Artill-ry and It .yel Merinse.playing at
intervals. After the line was inspected, the Sops went
through the usual sash' ions of a field day with thi greatest
precision. The Dickyard end Royal Arsenal were also In-
spected. A sumptuous dejeuner was !prepared for the illus-
trious chitin In the alms' mean-room.
London, England, 1850-06-28

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

BOW-STREET.

Tlll ATTIWPTID 1.171141 Oriscim's WIDOW.
—Catherine Witham, the widow of an ctheer, who was
charged with attempting self destruction, from the floating
steam-boat pier at Waterloo-bridge, was re-examined.
The particulars of this case appeared in our journal on
Tuesday lust, and it will be remembered that the prisoner
was robbed of her punt. containing upwards of 7L, all the
money she pressed in the world, while on board erne of the
Citizen steam-boats.
The constable who bed charge of the prisoner had tines
made inquiries reapeetieg the robbery, but was unable to
discover w►isk steamboat the pro mer disembarked from.
The mother of the prisoner, who was rated to bays been
connected, and the widow of a colonel in the army,
attended, and on her promising to take care of her daughter
Mr. Jardine was induced to discharge the prisoner, who
then left the court in the ear* of her mother.

HER MAJESTY'S CORONATION. This day being
the anniversary of her Majesty's coronation, the worming
was Inhered in by merry peals from St. Martin's-in-the-
Fields, St. Meerut's, Westminster ; St. Mary Abbot's,
Kensington; St. Mary, Lamhetti, and various other metro •
polities churches, while from most of their steeples the royal
standard was displayed. The easels I. the river were eaty
decorated with Asp and streamers The Palk and Tower
gans were fired as usual, and similar loyal demonstrations
took piece at Woolwich, Tilbury Fort, Re., die
RESTORATION OP ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH
WALIBOOK —Yesterday forenoon, a numerously attended
awning of the ratepayers of the joint perishes of 8.. Si.
Awn's, Walbrook, and St. Bust's, Shewehog, was held in
the vestry-mom of St. Stephea's Church, for the purpose of
adopting .assures for the proper repair of that beautiful
edifice,. The Rev Dr. Croly, the rector, having been called
to the chair, a resolution wu adopted, to the effect that a
MN not exceeding 1,0001. should be expended for the purpose
of putting into a state of &oat repair the church, which is
regarded.. one of the most beautiful of the products of Sir
C. Wren's genius. Previouly to the termination of the
proceedings, Dr. Croly took occasion to congratulate the
parishioners on the fact of their being at length free from
debt, having liquidated all the claims on thus. The meet-
ing then broke up.
ROYAL THANES STEAM NATIOATION.—YeeIetiay
the affairs of this undertaking, which was started to provide
improved steamboats with patent paddle wheels, between
London Bridge sad Hampton Coer', came on before the
Master in Chummy, Sir 0. Rose. The capital was declared
to be 25,0001, in 2,600 shares of 101. sub, Two call, of
21. each were made, but few persons paid, and the promoter,
Frederick Sievers, states that be has paid a large sum on
account of the company, in respect of which he has been
sued. Many of the summonses issued by the official manager
to the shanholders have been returned through the dead
letter office, and it is stated that one of the principal de-
fences on the part of thou sought to be fixed with liability
will be that aloes who signed the deed were paid to do it.
London, England, 1850-06-28

ALIO, thAwsriiit. June 27.

ement-lizowAirom—Tiwro he. tom a fair bailees, and
pe4ce of meet descriptions stock are steady. Lancashire and York-
ehkes are the primeval emotion to the rule. Under the influence of
the report put forth by to. 1:001111ittet of Consultation, prices in this
Moak have gone down, and the 1001. ahem have been done at 3Sh
6L under the rates obtained at the opening of the amounts;
tide beln6 the day foe buying hi, the Bears have acsaqueady reaped
• bit harvest.
London, England, 1850-06-28

MONEY MARKET.

TNI7II.IIDAY
Letters received this afternoon from Antwerp and
Brussels state that comparatively little business was
doing on the bourse, but the national funds were firm,
and the quotations in both markets were the following
at the close of yesterday's market : The Five per
Cents., 1840-42, 981 to 99 ; ditto, 1848, 961 to N.
Spanish Three per Cents., 33 1-18. Russian Four-
and-a-Ralf per Cents., 95t. Roman Five per Cents.,
77. Sardinian 38f. Bonds, 33. Austrian Fries per
lints., 79t to 80. Bushings on London, 23.47 f for
short.
I .The usual returns show that the sggregate amount
of the notes cf the two banks of issue in Brnuels, in
circulation on the 15th inst., was 38083075 f, of
wi.inh 28,408,976 f. were booed by the Societe
Clitserale, end 10,414,000 by the Bask of Belgium,

Pnaa. May la May JIM I Jim 6. luxe lb. Juno 21.
-40 7
40 6
40 3 •••
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HIDES.—THIS DAT.
LIIIAMIXIIALL.—Htdek 561 be. to 6493,3 0. to I la.; 6416 e.
to 7211).., lid. to 2d. ; 721134. to 80Ibo., 2d. to 21td. ; 801 es. to
8191.0., 20. to 31.; 8811... to 961 b.. 3d. to 31d. Hone
Hide., 61. oCalf Skills, light, is. 6d. to 3. ; full, 6s. Bd.:
BIRMOKIWILY. Sharp Skim, Lambe, h. 6d. to 22:6d. ;
Elhooslion, 9d. to 104.
London, England, 1850-06-28

ROMAN STATES.

WE, Joss IS.
The Pope has founded, from his priv ROate parse, a per-
petual mass for the repose of ihe souls of the French
solders who fell at the siege of Rome, to be cele-
brated in the church of Sin Luigi dei Francesi. The
cahnon of St. Angelo annotirced to-day to the Romans
the anniversary of the accession of Pins IX. A re-
cruitment of 4,000 soldiers for the pontifical army is
opened is the Roseau States.
London, England, 1850-06-28

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS'

INS tITIITION.

Yesterday s gems' meeting of the members of
this lanitatioa took plane at she London Tavern, Bishops-
'manna; to peristalses of a resolution passed at • previous
nesting is Deember last, to take into comideratioa the
draft sit tho ruin sad regulations of the society. Mr. Josiah
Joann in the chair. The minors of the leas meeting baths,
beet read and maimed, the Chains's, in opening the
presenting., stated that the ettanaltne appointed fa Demos.
bus last ked taken gross pains to is,.. suck a code of len
and regulations for the government at the Inatitatioa as
should, as far as prectieable, meet the Mews of the sooner-
Mal body at tarp. This, however, had been a natter of
great difficulty, owing to the diversity of opinion which
existed as to the character of the Methinks they were about
to tors. Sane advocated the intake of almshouses In eon.
nezion with the entity ; others were of opinion that the
institution should oonfine Itself to giving personal relief. To
his niad the cosansittes bad met the views of both parties in
the twat satisfactory nianner. If they easised
themselves to the forming an institution solely with • view
to 'Ramis; relief in as up's it would be manifest
that • large amount of capital will be required for the ere..
Lion of the building, and thus the society would be pre-
cluded from giving mrsor.al lA' for • considerable tine.
The ennesittro, therefore, proposed, in the first instance,
to great personal relief, mid to erect en asylum at • Miura
period it their fends should justify them in doing so. He
thought this • very good proposition, and he trusted it
might meet the views of the greet body of subscribers.
The chairman thea read the draft of the proposed relit. A
letter was thus read hem 3k. H. J. Chaos, seggesiting
that farther time should be gives tor the onsidentio• of
the rules infers they were finally agreed upon, sad that
they should be reviled in the mouth of December amt.
After some convenatioa spas the abject, it wee agreed
that the rules should be discussed seriatim, and that the
time for their ratification should be filed at • eabsequent
period. The roles were accordingly brought under Maus
non, sad various alteration having bees nods, it was ulti-
mately aimed that they should be a&ipsed, subject to their
being finally maimed at the needs( in Lt.e. ni at. A ami-
antus wee thee appointed to sondem the Mimics ot the society
sad the various /Mien of the thetitutioa having been elected
ea
enumattemeat we. made that the amount of Nada is hand
was upwards of 3001., sod that this sem would be increased
to LOON , when the whole of the subscriptions which bad
been promised were paid. The nesting then separated with
a vote of thanks to the *Miriam and to the treasurer, seal.
tart', solicitor, sad committee of management.
London, England, 1850-06-21

NARRATIVE OP • SURVIVOR.

Th. fou•ldeiiswiatiWofilt;•;ll;neiOry eatastrophe, b 7
one et the earetvets, we take from die Gluon, Herald:

It wss about ballpest sue that I was awoke by hearing
and feeling a straw teariag sort Oasis*, as if maw stn.;
pew was tont. It was so rate that I thought little el is,
sad reamieed I. bed, although all the other passengers I.
the ca.. started at ease to their fest, sad embed ea dirk.
After a wry brie( Interval, one ef my aeighbouro returned,
sad betas with greet trepidation to dram I them st .
prebeaded dealer, and Jumped oat el bed, sad draw., on
my Mouton went on deck, sallies at Ike ladies' cab., in
partillr, to tell ny wire that she had better get up sad dress,
although there might sot be soy immediate danger.
Os getting tie cpearter-der.k, I fomsd a large number
of the paseemares earembled in west alarm. Tee yawl, by
this time, had eseled somewhat by the heed, and wee lurch-
iag owe • little to itarlward—that is, towards the lead. I
iastaatly meat below to hasten my wife with her toilet, sad
pat is $ little more dress, mad sought for a small (mak 1
6d, mad brought it to tie middle of the Moe.
•• My wife and I sew went =leek, mad as the nisei was
, slipping deeper sad deeper in the water, I calmly told bur
that I feared there was little bops, bat that we would we
every 'fort to save ourselves.
" By this time the water was ever the balers/kg at the
bow, aid the heel of the deck was becomisg greeter sad
greater. I then hared that all was over, and Ppieg my
wife to may breast, leis 'oilseed to my kw.
We ties prosieded, at my wife's suggesdas, to the stern
of the mewl at the larboard side, and as the iodination of
the deck bassos so great as to prevent our staading, Ilaid
held of one el the belaying pies. end placing my wile be.
twee. breast and the bulwark, I diets held oa.
"A la mydy at this monad lead get held et lay wife's shawl,
bet as it was set laelgiod et the throat it soon dropped of,
and the 11111110111011111111110 M slid down the deck. On tarn-
leg resod I Mad Chi mbelespees within the beiges''', sad
ap to smote the usllb this of Ake 4tetk, tilled with • straw
Oleg ankitude Is the . gurgliag sad seething waters, sad
asset of these were very.soon drowsed.
0 As saes as the water reached tile coasil matnloo, the peat
sir in the ealda ism& of the skylights er mat Maria
comb, sad la as beast alter we were na sr water, socked
dowa I. the viesta it the staking ship. Whop Wow the
sashes I het We array wife, sad "Whin eat, /mid myself
above water, mil r wit with eas et ehe mew globe
ISMS sara:soldelt 1 laM held of at ides. I had lordly
dose se,:emeap wide roes also ta the sarilber, ad I sit
saes seek bit assitaused Iter da hy the. ease
rep. 1 kit Mad th= the baler to wore
say hold, wed mia her to teat is my knee, wad*
she did.
As sees se we bed as ler seamed 0111ISIVIS, the ship rive
• heavy lora to starboard, wisisit Imagined as ander water;
but swiegiag back, she birched "gain to part, and again we
London, England, 1850-06-21

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BoItOUOH MARKET.—THIS DAY.

Messrs. Pattenclen and Smith report that the vaunts
from the plantations slate that the bite continues to progress
rapidly, but thst tb3 fly still e.ntinum about the same.
Duty, 165,0001. Market aMro• the same.

SM IT H A ET. —THIS DAY.
Although the supply of Brave is not very large, it exceces
the dent intl. The warm weather causes a ecar.ity of buyers,
and prices must be q .oted lower, with a Plow tr:de. The
number of Sheep is very large; a considerable portion remain
unsold, notwithstanding there is a diepasithin to take km
money. Lamb is also lower, except for anything very choice.
The supply of Calves is again large; trade is exceedingly dull,
at lower rates. From Germany and Holland, there are 104
Besets, 800 Shrep, and 243 Calve.; 730 Sheep from Spain;
and 108 made Cows trout thu Home COlitliCP.
Par don., of Alm. 4, d. a..i. j Ca steno or Ste. r. 9. S. d.
80,11400t5. 11..ratorils.. 3 4 3 0 bast Duca 11(..b.14. 931 k 3 0 3 10
11143113b0rV. nu ...... 3 0 3 4 1.0.4-wool• OOOO
!mud qualay lioistm.. 383 0/ to. t. Shona
Alum ........ 4 3 4 Ewa mid roeonl quality 0 o 0 0
1144
Best Pus. a Ealf-1 rel 0 0 0 0 1.41 db•
tt•Sis at suarks3. Ca; 131100%, sad Lambe. 1;•.731: Calvet. we,
how xis.

EXPERIMENTAL ELECTRICITY.—There hats been
within the la.t fortnight, a person in some of the villages
near Wells, prefasing to deliver lectures on electricity and
galvanism. One evening last week, he exhibited has powers,
both orally and promically, in the National School-room of
Wookey ; and in the course of his lecture for the amusement
of himselt and his audience he communicated the electric
shock to revere' young people present ; amongst the rest, Mr.
K. Teogood, a young man of great respectability, submitted to
be elowritted ; and hers the ignorance of the lecturer M-
anse apparent; so violent was the shock he received, that
his left arm was 3'4:adored oompletely useless,.and it is a ease
of great uncertainty whether he will ever again be able to
make it obey the fistulae of his will. It is mid that he is
not the first who has been maternal Injured, in the same
manner and by the same person.— Jeesneal.
London, England, 1850-06-21

of lb salkariptisa. 11, re data" be raw 41misalhhirldir elf le dr
prirllases of tee rad.% Yet aagoothenalty nowdos to If $1
emus of allissrlatia whisk nay au% WI ha bays
willwirsys Wools* VI the ratan jmddM =I
laws. Ms Maal~ rah: aims raver bad ante, mt.. roaveralar tta hr the
two of the orb. awry is deed} mein! of Ws Wiwi
liabilities 17 the drab sent Is Ws, lett.keelm. We
tberrforikaf saw saes et toe pamtb sargwasil la lite
ars szs &US. far redailms payment of the Istlaa. la
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Faaasuat Taan.
Itstpliti f. let.. &tam W amm
ts.
It appeared that the Autos conferred spout the esintell
the writ awaking byti4sers, and the bye-law relied upon
was In the Mowing Isms. " All members belong to the
society, and are bona to pay their sawed inabseriptioat,
until they shall withdraw from It by • notice is writing to
the secretary."
Parasol proof wee then elves that deeendant beeline a
number°, the society la 1841 ; that he paid hie subscription
for that tar and for the year 1943; that the panel et the
society was sent to him is 1843. but sisal chseeatinued, in
consequence of his having been in arrest; that eines 184/ he
was 'defaulter; that repeated epplioatiens had been made
to hies without offset, and that he had never given notate
is writing or otherwise to the secretary of his intention to
withdraw Iron the sosiety.
After a rather lengthy Investigation a verdict was given
for 6d., sad 31. 36. 4d. oasts.
London, England, 1850-06-21

THE POLICI COURTS.

GUILDHALL

ST/ALI/10 COIN SAC[ll.—Jaime Smith, Abrahams monk,
Sanwa Adams, Thomas Esau, iad Richard Stesaortsa
Were charged, the three former with etealieg a !ergs gaen•
City of MO tacks, the property et ][iran. Sturdy, own.
factors, in Upper Thantes-etreet, and others, end the two
litter with mewing the same, knowing t►e property to
have been stoke.

Alderman &Miaow said the chirp spinet the three
first prisoners of stealing the sack. was not fully proved,
end although it was a eery straw owe of mention, he would
not detain them in custody soy logger. Tatty were, there.
for*, discharged.
The prisoners Beans mad Stowage:ft were oritusitted for
trial to Newgate.
London, England, 1850-06-21

CHARITABLE TRUSTS BILL.

The hoosewent

The house went into committee on this bill. The ♦uious
clauses were disclaimed during some hours, but finally the bill
went through the aussaittee, and was ordered to be read •
third time on Thenday next.

EXCLUSION OF MEMBERS.
Mr. ELLIOT complained on hie own part, and on the
put of twelve other members, that the library door bad
been shut and locked before the division bell rung, and that
they were In oonsequesce prevented from voting on the di-
vision which had put taken place.
Mr. DOD eorsobtrated the statement of the hon. palle-
tise, oppoeiur, and suggested a new division.
The CHAIEULN said he had no doubt the S: rgeent-at.
Arms would do what was necessary in the matter. T4O
house would we that it was iaapossolle for him to tare any
steps.
Mr. DOD then moved that the Chairman report peogrees,
bat subsequently withdrew his motion.
Clauses 9 to 32 iacluslve were agreed to.
Clause 33 was agreed to, with the addition of words pro-
viding that the lend Chancellor should fir this amount of
fees to be received in the Masters' offices. and by the officers
of the count, courts, for the duties performed by theta
under the act.

Clauses 34, 36, mad 36, will mom trifling aniondinents,
were et osoarivoly agreed to.

Me. O. BElitilibilr proposed es additional alma', the
awl of which was to *sable the trustees to sell dilapi-
dated tenements.

—tiPe .I.itOMILLY oppose' the &ate.
The claire was then negatived.
Kr. AB.KWRIGH t said this bill Wheat delayed from
time to time. sad was now brought ea wk.* ao one az-
peeled. He !proteeted amine% the snare which had bees
adopted with regard to the bill.
Sir J. KOMILLY said It was bettor, so doubt, to put a
bill at the bead or the orders of the days bet they meld tot
do so with every bill.
The bill was Ikea reported; the report to be brought up
on Thursday neut.
London, England, 1850-06-21

BiILUINtiIIAM. Jame 20.

STOCK. VICH ANON. Tito share markrt rrar rather
firmer t.)-1 1..nd00 and North Western fifths were done at
pm., Shrewsbury an I Birmingham 13's at di. It.. 3d. dia., and tihrop-
Paige Unions at U. lk. ed.

LisitbS, flaw 20.

STOCE. EICHANOR. There was rather more eon Hence
manifested In the market this morainic, and quite an unwise Wainer
area abbe at ab tamer quAtationA. Thirst. F.atensions, No t, df
die.: East Lan,mbire, til : North Westerns. 131 di..: Masud :hock.
37; York and North ; London and North Western
Quar tern, I L.. 3d. put.

TORONTO AND IhRON. —.The TOTOIIIO rat I' 1.0 of May W.
says—" Several g; men arrived in this city, on Wednes-
day, as a deptration from the parties propoeini to eoatract
for the ~tostraction of the Toronto, &name. and Lthe
linen Railroad. The mayor at d other members of the
corporation had au in:erview with those gentlemen, at
lintel. W.• believe that the :mink of that interview
left a most favourable impression upon the minds of ell
present, end placed beyond all reasonable doubt the fact that
if our Citilol,ll are really dipos:d to earetalt their own intc-
revs, by consenting to the necessary taxation, then the
railroad will certainly go forwent, end may be completed
within two yeas'. with every probability of its paying the
interest upon the debenture., end eves of turning the
debentures theme, lees into available capi•al, re es to relieve
the city encircle 'Tom the burden of provi bur for their
redemption. When we consider the vast population which
Green Uay and Lake Superior, including a comfit over 100
miles in extent, must eventually pour forth, it meats strange
how any man in hid &men con dou'tt the advantage of
bringing all this trade to our own doors. Toronto has evtry
advantage of natural position, aid 01 that nothing bat her
own folly can deprive her.
London, England, 1850-06-21

NAVAL

---
rEXPROILL, JuirslB.—The Da.* Mader h milli brought
Mr. Mills and • party of men from Davenport, to rig the
Liberty, newly launched. 12-gun sloop, left yesterday on
return for that port. The Freeport), steam-tender, tbu
morning took the mooring hey sad the Hope, formerly
guard aitip on the quarantine station, down the haves, the
forest r to weigh the moorings used by the laserettes, and
the latter for the seamen so employed to lodge in daring
the performance of that service. These moorings are to be
Mehl in proper positioas fur the accommodation of a has of
battle ship and a frigate, one at Isom of which is Infected
very shortly to be placed oa the swims for the protecueet of
the port, at present unguarded by even a single gas admit.
Protewtr Mosely has just made his half yearly examination
at to the scholastic attainments of the apprestices of the dock-
yard. The result was is every way satisfactory. A general
muster of the ofileen and workmen belonging to the *stab•
li-hateut took place by the Csptain Superintendent Sir
Thomas Parsley this morning, as is customary at certain sea
sous of the year. Men on those ocessicee found unfit for
duty are mannstended for supirannustion.
WOOLWICH, J,e, 20.—The Garland, steam-pseket,
Lieut • Cons. Wylde, having completed her repairs, left for
Dover yesterday, to resume her duty oa that station.
Pima Motenv.—(From Tuesday's Gaselts.)—Tma At.
naritude.—Notice is gives that the acemmt sales of the
pr,ceeds arising from the capture of the slave vessel Is.
penults, by her Majesty's ship Albatross, Arthur Farquhar,
Esq., monamader, on the let of February, 1848, will be re-
gistered in the High Ccurt of Admiralty on or alter the 28th
lost. Notice is likewise given, that the acoosat sales of the
proceeds arising from the capture of the slave vessel
?denary's' by her Mainty's ship Alba.rose, Arthur Fat quher,
E. 0., commander, on the 13tn of February, 1848, will be
registered in the High Court of Admiralty on or alter the
29th iaet. Notice is also given, that the account sales of the
proceeis stag from the capture of the slave vessel Con-
Mantis by her Majesty's ship Albatross, A Farquhar, Esq ,
commander, on the 29. ti of February, 1848, will be teats.
Lied in the High Court of Admiralty on or after the 28th
WOODIMAD, agent.
London, England, 1850-04-13

THE EXECUTION OF MARIA REEDER AND

SLIM LUCAS, AT CAMBRIDGE.

THIS DAY.
By Electric TelercePL)

CAKBRIDGE, 12 o'CLocz.
Maria Rceder and Elias Lucas, who were found
guilty at the last oasis a of the murder of Susan Liras, the
wile of the male culprit, sad sister or the female, have just
expiated their offence on the gallows in this towa.
Loeg before daybreak this morning every roai leading
into the town was thronged with all sorts of vehicles and pe-
destrisas making their way to the plate of t xecuion. Every
towa sad village for many miles r..utid furnished its quote
of the immense eoncourse of human beings who assembled.
Tae ply of execution was in front of the mutt gaol,
where there were not 1. se than 20,000 persons present.
Last night the female expressed herself resigned to her
fate, and the ma's ackletwledged the justness ot his senteace.
At a little before 12 o'clock the two prisoners were
brought into the press room The executioner having
pinioaed the culprits, the mournful procession 11 raid,
headed by the under-sheriff. the Rev. Mr. Roberta, end
Mr. Oreidge, the governor of the gaol.
The sae prisoner was brought up first. He was perfectly
calm, but appeared to tremble slightly when placed under
the fatal beam. The female' who was assisted to the
pillows by two turak ye, was placid by the side of kir
fellow ealprit. She appear. sl quite firm and resigned ; the
usual preliminaries having been adjusted, the fetal bolt was
drawn.

ib;Y. both appeared to die without much pain, as they
wen thick-0K ix non..

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

THIS DAY.

OLD COURT.
Br.rou Ma. BUM! Purr.

This morning was appoiattd for the trial of the indictment
agaiset the several per lee who were charged with the of-
'lnce of miedemesacer, in Is epieg a disorderly house, called
the Argyle-rooms, is Wiadmill-street, contrary to the pro-
visions of the act of the 25th Gecrge 11.
When the ease was called oa Mr. Parry inquired if a
nolle preetqui bad been entered with regard to two of the
delendante, MOGUL Laurent and Brews, according to the
arrangement that bad been entered into.
Mr. Clarkson said he was not aware of this having bran
done. He wished to explain that he had not been Instrucicd
regularly by an attorney, and that there had been no segleet
oa his part.
Mr. Biros Platt said that as the amelition imrell by the
court had aot been complied with the trial meat be ratp.mcd.
London, England, 1850-04-13

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

CAXIIIIDOII, Aran. 11.—The Vice Chancellor has
anuirunc.ed that a valuible collection of anci at marbles and
s:atuary has bean offered to toe university by John D.sney,
of the Hyde, in the county of LACE, El , with the view a
its being plowed is one of the public buildings of the =IVO,
shy, and being kept together as ea areteilogieal eolleedis
bearing his name.
At the Congregation on Tuesday next, the 16th ine.,
graces will be offered to the Senate: 1. To accept Mr. Its-
eel's munificent offer, on tt • condition above specified. 2. ,
To affix the seal to a letter of thanks written to Mr. Disney.
8. To authorise the syndicate appointed for the management
of the Fitz rrihiarn Museum to receive the collection into the
sauteum, and to make the necessary arrangements with Mr.
Disney for its removal.
Morieux EIBTORY.—The Professor of Modern History
Vie James Stephen) purposes to deliver a lecture on every
seedily, Thursday, and Saturday, in the present tern,
isalasseing on Meads', the 16th instant. The lectures
tell be delivered in the hall of Trinity Hall, at half-pet 12,
as dm 16th inst., and on every other day at 1 o'clock. 'the
=will be A compatleon between the eonstitational
of France till the end of the reign of Louis 11., and
lin 4,11:A85110ml history of England till the reign of
London, England, 1850-04-13

PEES (COL RT 01, COMMON PLEAS) BILL.

The house went into committee en this bill.
In answer to Mr. HEMLIT,
Mr. BOUVERIE stated that the bill deal: with the feel
•A two officers, the et nior muter of the C ditortn rleao, at.d
the Met r who attended t the thee and rec,veries. Their
Pei were to ba commuted fors salary; and on the neat
vacancy, the office* would be either abolished or the &vacant
greotle reduced.
The bill visaed through committee.
ESTATES LEASING (IRELAND) BILL.
This bill was read a third time.
INDEMNITY BILL.

This bill was read a woad unts, sad the onittnittee fit d
for MAday.
AUSTRALIAN COLONIES.
Mr. HAWES hid on the table some returcs conncctcd
with these colonies.
The hot e 4.-journed at a quarter after ;wales.
London, England, 1850-04-13

♦RCTIC EXPEDITION.

Mr. HUME moved ir 711;;ccoTuif07tie charge for the
purchase, repair, end outfit of vessels now fi flog for the arctic
ripe lition, and also a statement of an Nada due or claimed by
rivets builders, for hudliog and alterations of the Messer',
Greenock, an cl Simoorn, and any other sums claims tl fur any
steam ships for her Majesty's navy, ep cilying the names of
the 'marls and of the i,uilders, the price originally aimed,
the price charged by the said builders, the toms paid on se-
, unlit by the Admiralty, and the balance 11111 claimed.
London, England, 1850-04-13

METROPOLITAN SEWERS.

Lord EERIEOISW (iWitasweriiS7iSejamin Sall)
said that the Metropolitan Commissionen of Sewers had not
come to a declaioprei the principle of drainage for that
put of the metro north of the Themes.
SUPPLY 0 WATER TO THE METROPOLIS.

Sir B. HALL wished to nut a qusluon to the Right Hoe.
Baronet the Secretary of Slate for the Home Department, in
refereece to the supply of water to the metropolis. Th,
right hon. baronet bad said, previous to the Mater racist,
that he was awaiting a report, and that until such was Men
lobed co step could be taken.
Sir O. GREY stated in reply, that be expected the report
would be ready in about three weeks.
STAMP DUTIES BILL.

Sr H. WILLOUOHBY enquired it it were the intention
of the Chancellor et the Exchequer to postpone the Stamp
Duties Bill ? He thought it very duirabir, u owing to its
late publication, many honourable en mbar, not understand-
ing it, would wish to uqua.nt themse:vrs with its proviai.ns
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER should say
he thought it very inconsistent to postpone a hill which had
been axed for &certain day. The amended bill hod been the
result of very general communication ; and, as far as he nix
denstood, aloe. tcnihs of tie ohj,ctious that had been
previously made were met by the amended bill. Under
these circumstances, and considering the greet stagnation
that would result to tree by p Istponeicvnt, they would be
compelled to bring the bill on on Monday evening. There
was no al.ele ion whatever in i:s principle.
Mr. DIULLINGS said there were sevtral omissions in the
new bill, ard, ther.fore, it would be well to postpme it
until they were Ail. d u:..
Toe CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER considered
it most desirable on that ground to take a di‘eunsion on the
measure at ones, that these omissions might be pointed out.
(Laughter.)
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Ice ri ply to a qui stion from Mr. Hobli, as to when the
miscellaneous estimates would be laid on the table,

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied that
they would be laid on the table in a few days.
MR. ANSTEY AND MR. SMITH O'BRIEN.
Mr. ANS CET complained that a letter (on private busi-
ness) addressed to him by Mr. W. Smith O'Brien, then
undergoing the punishment of transportation, had bean
opened by Sir William Denison, and forwarded to Lard
Grey, from whom he (Mr. Anstey) received it in that way.
He then begged to give conies that he would on Tueslay
text move a resolution on the subject, to the effect that the
clu 'lion called for the t scrutiny on the part of the
house.
London, England, 1850-04-13

RAILWAYS.

MIS DAT. Two o'CLool.
The share market continues extremely heavy, was
with the exception of Edinbur h and Glasgow,
Brighton, Great Northern, and Eutern Counties
shares, which are steady, quotations have experienced
a farther decided decline. London and North-West-
erns have Men to 102; Great Westerns to 49i;
Os'.edonians to 71; South- Westerns to 64; Midlands
to 33j.
In foreign shares the business is very unimportant.

1811.1•1=4
London, England, 1850-04-13

MILITARY.

Row. WOOLWIOL—Graat soggplants are
made by the setherkies at the eamteat istmaptitets nye.
visaged Is the carrying ow of puss is the Plateaued
Meshes, ocessioced by vessels owelheriag withht the line of
in. The Master Omni of tie Onnewee has erdend once
barna:it experiments to be ended es is the neraltte, sad
toe eaten stemeittee have wailed dap after day without the
gweslitaltv of Miss a desk shat, mielecfren the umber of
noels sad& deep saner helm ski efpaNt." It hes b•en
segrated that the Mathew Masten shoebi strictly farms
the ardor whisk prsitilits ill vends teen aseharieg to that
part of the Galleon whisk Its behind the range of firs.
era D/AOOOXS —The 6th, or leaiskillea Dragoon,
sailer the canned d Lientintast-Colonel Mare, left Dublin
London, England, 1850-04-13

Thymi: per bt•ncii, 72d to 3d
,
. • • • . -

Parsley, p. doa. bun., 2s to as
Ilkote, per Odle., AL to Is
Marjoram, per bunch, 2d
Mtnt, per beNzt, 9d to Is
Wedererms, per doe. Mmehe
eal tr 91

Ciri -2.411;4 per ht. dem 9d to Is

BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION. Yeg-
terday • special man of governors and directois of this
institution was held in the board-room, the Rev. Sir Henry
Foulis, Bart., in the chair. The notice-paper indicated •
great amount of business, first of which was receiving the
report of the committee appointed to revise the stansti
rules, and to settle and pass the same. This being di!
of, • power of attorney to the treasurer, to receive divi ends
upon stook and a contract for the chapel !Image, received
the seal of the corporation, and the meeting adjourned until
Thursday, the 26tie last.
ROTAL ADELAIDE.—Tbe following iscopied from the
Jew Hy Time of the 12th inst. t—Drowned in the Hoye
Adeleide, a ker prase from Cork to London, the 30th
Musk Anthony Le Her, Itsq., and his family, consisting
of his wife mad 8 children, 3 eons and 3 daughters, the eldest
16, and the yenaseet 8, heavies behind ens daughter.
EQUESTRIAN FEAT.—Yesterday morning a gentle-
man of Oxford University undertook to ride from Oxford to
London sad back, a Watauga of tog mom
malted to hones He started from Magdalen-bridge at five
seven, and returned to Oxford one minute in:to:hot:7 uthnuili-
o'clock, and arrived in London at twenty-five minutes past
completing this arduous task one minute under eve hours.
The horses used on this occasion were from the stables of
Ids. Joseph Tollit, of this city.

kr,/
London, England, 1850-04-13

SPAIN.

The only articl• of interest in the Madrid journals
of the 7th is one from tte Clamor Publeco on the
debt of Spain. According to this journal, in 1847
the consolidated debt was 8,339,540,040 reale, the
non-consolidated debt 7,3322,191,309; and: alive then,
in spite of certain deduoti,ns, the debt has increased
to about 20,000,000,000 reels (3,000,000,000 fr.) The
Clamor declares that Spain cannot ;aim sufficient
mosey to pay the interest on this sum, be it fixed ever
so low, and that, consequently, it is impossible to re-
gulate the debt.

ITALY.
ROMAN STATES

An official o•der has been issued at Rmne, to nee a
mkt. of 101 guts on the Bth, to ancounce the arrival
of tho Pope.
The Bulogien Gazelle of the 3:h inst., publishes a
private letter from Rume of the 2nd stating that the
Pontifical flag had replsad that of Pearce on the
Castle of St. Angelo. The French guards have left
the Vatican, which is now occupied by the Pontifical
troops.
London, England, 1850-06-26

SPAIN.

MADRID, Juice 20.
A royal decree wafers the title of Infanta of Spain
ea the daughter of the Duchess of Montp►neies.
MADRID, JUNE 20.—Three per Cents., 33t; after Bolts,
336 NA, I paper. Foer per Cents ,121. Fite per Cents.,
12 saes. Pollees, 31. Coupons, 71 paper. Bank of Bt.
PerAtaaa4, 34e Nish. Etchings on London, 60.30.

ITALY.

ROMAN STATES.

Onr Roman correspondent, in his letter of the 18th,
states that Cardinal Spinel& had been appointed, in
the room of Cardinal della Gen a, to form part of the
government commission. Numbers of arrests are con-
tinually taking place, amongst them was that of a
Frenchman, on the night of the 18th, under General Ge-
mean's windows. The ex-Minister of War, Campello,
had been taken by the polioe in the province., but
demanded by the Aestrians. Cernuschi's advocate,
Lieut. Fauchoo, had appealed against the revision of
his pentane.. lnetruotiees from France were expected
on the subject. The anniversary of the Pope's elm-

Nos poled off quietly. His cremation is to be cele-
brated by a rand mass in honour of the French who
died daring the war.

TUSCANY.
lkommos, Julia IB.—M. Baldasseroni, president
of the conceit &ministers set out yesterday for Vienna,
in obedience to an urgent de patch from the Grand
Duke.
VENICE.
The data Gareth, states that the first experiment
of t►e electric telegraph between Verona and Venice
is to be made on the 27th of this month. Two days
afterwards, the public are to be admitted to the nee of
this mods of eammnaiceition. The line between Ve-
rona and Milan is finished as far as Lonate.

NAPLES.
The Nom,.lliste of Marseilles says A let-
ter from Naples, of the 18th inst., informs us of a
terrible eatastrope, which has caused the greatest con-
sternation in that city. The morning before, at five
o'clock, a.m., a part of the Gressiglio, an immense
edifice which the troops occupy as barracks, gave war
and fell down, swallowing up in Its ruins 400 or 600
persons. We have not received any details, but those
which may come to us afterwards will no doubt re-
duce the number of the victims, which public rumour
always exaggerates."
London, England, 1850-06-26

BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY.

hiessrZP;ttonden and Smith report that the bine eon.
Unties to progress favourably, the fly remaining about the
same ; in some plscrs the nine is still weak and uneven.
Market firm, at late prime.

FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE PHILANTHROPIC
So-
CleTY.—YeKerde, s workshop, on the premises lately
occupied by the Phil tnthropic Society, in St. George s
London•road, scddonly fell with a tremendous crash.
There were several workmen (French polishers) in the shed
at the time, one of whom, a man named Wilson, was crushed
t t death, and two ethers were so much bruised that it was
found mensal y to remove them to the hospital.
Tun COD FISHERY. —Our correspondent from
Christiania writes, on the 7th June, "The return of the
steamer from Hammerfest brings as information up to the
dust ultimo. 'they write that the cod fishery on the cut
coast of Finmoken promised to be more than usually pro-
ductive, and that in consequence no less than 2,500 boats,
manned by 10.000 men, had already passed that port en
their way to the fishing grounds."
London, England, 1850-06-26

PUBLIC SALES.

JUNII 2•.5.—8y Mr. W. H. licwitt, at the Mart—The
Advowson and next presentation to the rectory of Goebel,
Saf•dk, groan income fie.lusiVe of fees 464/ per annum,
rates 401. per annum, free of land tax and first fruit',
present incumbent in his 17th year—sold for 1,340 guinea,.
Three other advollsOnr, the parishee of Lenhato, Kect,
Westley Waterless, and Wootton, Betlfirdibir., were an-
nounced for sale by Mr. Hewitt, the first named wrs soil
privately, the other two did not meet with purchasers.
Mr. Latvcittxu, at Garraway's. Freehold resid.acc
called Whim 11.11, near Colchester, with gardens and
grounds extendiug to 184 acrs-2,6001.
Freehold farmhouse and 191 acres adjoining the preceding
—1,4501.
Messrs WINITANLET, at the Mart.—Absolute reversion
to 6,0601. Torso per Cents., at expiration of a life of C 6—
sold for 2,7201.
_ _

A how, 24, Dalston-terrne, Kingaland, annual vane
42L, held /or 30 yeah at 61.-320/.
Rever:ionary interest in a fourth part of property atnount-
ing to 22,6001., receivable by a gentlemap at the death of
his parents, aged 67 and 62—knocked down for 2,4601.
Freehold property at Norwich. comprising the tectoty of
the Norwich Yarn Company, with steam-ingine,
ry, &a., in full work, also a public-house adjoinuit, I t
161. per annum—offered for rade by order of the Court of
Chancery under the Windiag•up Act, bought in for
12,2005
Meow FAillillitOTHlS, CLARK, and Lye, at Graraway's
—Freelt..ld and cupyhold estates at Ponders-and Station,
Edmonton and En9eld, Middleraz, " The Plsasantice-had
Farm," with GA k errs of land, let fur 221/. per annum—so:d
in four lots for 6,7701
Cuckoo-halt Farm, with 162 acres of land Ist for 6001,
and nursery and garden ground let for 551.—501 d in three
lots fur 15,0701.

A freehOld wharf and premises on the Lea, near Ponders-
cud Station, let for 1201. per annum-1,0605.
Freehold public 12 use adjoining Ponders-end Station,
galled " The Railway Tavern." and 4 Erie of ground, let
IF,,r GU—knocked down for 1,6341.
Freehotd dwelling house and iufsnt school, let on lease kr
311. 101.—sold for 6401.
London, England, 1850-06-26

SWITZERLAND.

M. Reinhardt, French ambassador in Switzerland,
has made, by order of his government, a direct corn-
mucicttion to the Federal Council, to demand repa-
ration for the attack committed on the person of M.
Clere de Landresse, on the II th of April last. By
decree of June 6, the Federal Council has decided on
the expulsion from Switzerland of MM. Langeron,
Collin, Napoleon Chancel, and Bertrand, principal
authors of this assault.
London, England, 1850-06-26

THE LOSS OF THE ORION.

An HON. iictiLiaiiisied tcilutOWwbMber any in-
qairy had been instituted with regard to the melaaeholy lose
of life aback had takea place at the wrack of the eteam,ltip
Orion.

She LORD ADVOCATE said the nougat the melon-
nisei occurrence became known, steps were taken for hewing
the Circumstances investigated, and he believei it would be
.hl. duty to bring an Ladle meat against the neater and the
second mate of the venal

-86-FAY LETTERS.

Kr. tO;sic tiegOvT;useut whether there
wee lay insecurecy ia the report which had been cireulated
that her hicjeety amid no:. by an order is cosecil, do away
with the Post-orate reculAtioce

-
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER would give
an answer to the quatien which he apprehended the hon.
member had metal to put. (Longh.er.) He apprehended
that what the boa gentleman iatended to ask wee whether
the goverstaest ban pawn without a set of parliameat to
p t the delivery of letten on Suaday. In asking that
quaati• a the ►on. pat:teema summed that under the existing
law the delivery of letters was imperative. That was not
the can; Men was no act of parl.ament rendering the deli-
very of them amosseny ; and therefore there eou:d be no
doubt that the government possessed the power which they
had ezereised.

111r711IiiiYARD—Sappoie th. government were to
choose to deliver letters only thou dap in the week, does the
hoe. gentleman mean to say that they would have the
power ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied that
though he dit not at all object to the system of putting
questioci to the government, he thought a best not to answer
hypothetical gnestiosw. (Laughter.)
Mr. HILDTARD would, thee. give notice of his inten-
tion to put the gqnae•ion.
The CHANCELLOR of the EX.CHF.QUER said the
boa. gardenias should bar in wiled that what he objected
to was Wag galled epos to answer hypothetical questions.
London, England, 1850-06-26

LEEDS, June 25.

STOCZ-EXCHLNOW.—Therewas • flit market this morn-
ing, the only tram:le:ions taking place being in &ma anil Wen York-
shire Preference, which gold at n.

BIRMINUHAM. June '25.

STOCIL-B2ollANGe.—This market Wia inactive 10-clay,
a fact which may be w Whited to the unacttlrrl aspect or public affairs
brought about by the Greliipie.tion. There hi areal contiiiiire hero
in Lord Palmerston, and a among technic in favour or the whienigra.
tion, but until the division tiara plat: ba.inivis in the 'hare market
will in all probability be at a clam]. Coventry and Nuneaton& were
done at 2 1.111 pre m. tetrewsbury and Hirnungham A's at 9l the.,
and Birmitirkam Canals at 99.

CHESTER AND HULTIINAD RAlLNAlC.—Yesterday the
committee of tho House of Lords upon this company's bill
fur wile or lease to the London and North Western Railway,
after hearing evidence and coons, I on both sides, intimated
through the Marquis of Salisbury, their chairman, that they
approved of the principle of the clauses proposed by the
Shrewsbury and Chester Railway Company for facilitating
the interchange of traffic between them and the Chester and
Holyhead line, hut that they would require amendments to
he made. The committee suggested [or the adoption that
the words " if so required by the Shrewsbury and Chester,"
should be struck out, as this might h are it to the option of
the two cowponies to make arrangements to the prejudice of
the public. The clauses with respect to rates and tolls must
be varied. There should be a clause introduced giving the
power of booking through the whole length of the line at
both stations, and the cunmittee w. re also of opinion that
the words "if any differences should seise in regard to the
construction of the clauses," the same !•hould be referred to
the commirsoners of railways, should he left out. The
Shrewsbury and Chester Railway mu.d be bound to give the
same facilities on their line, and the great object the com-
mittee had in view was to promote the advantage of the
public as far as they possibly Gould.
SOUTII-AUSTRALIAN RANKIN° CONWANY.—At a
meeting of the proprietors, held yesterday, a very favourable
poreport
jt.romThthe egrtiertecitnocraramwssofreecemivigerda,tionancitounthasnicooloounsyly
a
the directors remark, has, with the increased price realised
for wool and metals, materially lammed its prosperity. The
net profits of the company fur the year ending nth Hey
last, amount to 15,0001., out of which a oleic', nd for the cur-
rent year, of 01. per cent. per annum, is declared, and the
remainder carried to the reserve fund and the preliminary
espeams fund.
London, England, 1850-06-26

IMPERIAL MARL [AM ENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS —TrzeDA2, Jinn 25.
The Imes set at lief( -past 4 o'clock.
YU mil sweat wee "tan to Pintos Read Maley sad
thirteen ether bids.
wee
a patios by lb. Beal of CHICURATUR
sna sompried by L led BROUGHAM sib some reinarks
illsolcallia elks outlaw bre rivenience ationdisi tke die
senalmans• aft thaiday dolma.a by tire Posnoaes-
Th. Lacasksid Tenure of Load (Inbred) Act Aniondsteat
Dill west tames\ committer atter seas ceavasatioa k-
arm sad a Lod BRSOMMISA, the Marl el Wicklow. ddm Mar
gals of Wintamistb.
TM Criss sad Oswego AM (Ireland) Coatlnasses Bill
ales went through committer.
The Nagai. cit LONDONDERRY kiwis" palpated as.
l Monday las nodes cesarean' tke proposed abolition et
tke laelt vier royalty.
Their lostehipa adjoined at kalt-pa.t 6 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tutsper. Joss 25.
Tim epsAxas took the chair at Isar Vets*.
SUGAR D UTIB.S .
Mr. G. BIRKILBY gave amiss that, as Tamby the
16th of July, kii would mew that the house do resolve itself
fns sometimes Orr the metros of taiga into sessideratiss
the Art 111 k sad 121 k Vie., with Monate to the dilate.-
Mel duty bemire eleve-grows aid colonist sagars, Wended
to be abolished is 1134.
NON-PELIVBRY OF LITTERS ON SUNDAY.
Mr. LO gave sake that, ea Timidity the 9th July,
ke would all the atteaties el the bows is the sabjeet el the
soa-delivery of Mime as &today*. (Rear, hear )
MALT TAX.
Mr. CAMAY begged to postpone the motion of which
ho had ems metes for that day, for repealing the malt tag,
le Friday week, July.
OFFICIAL BUILDINGS.
_ . _

Mr. BANKEB get notice that on the I6A July he
west 121M1—" Coondering the kfie animist of expeaditur•
neasfamed by the gradually Manned weber of buildings
applied to odldel pinpoint, it is expedient tber in future no
charge of this kind Iliad be incurred without previous n-
femme to parliament."
CUSTOMS REGULATIONS.
Mr. LACEY wished to know hen the right hon. gentle-
fan the Secretary to the Treasury " whether the facility
about to be jaded to passengers landing at Folkeemse and
Dover of speeding by the trains with their luggage, with-
out iamet or delay, may not be extended to pentagon
from Frames ankle* at iuthampton 1"
Mr. HATTER misunderstood to state is reply that the
eases wen very diseiniler, as in the can of Folkestone and
Dover trains started at night en the arrival of the packets,
so as to enable parties to arrive early in tuition, and, conse-
quently, facilities oil that ground aboard be more or less
afforded. (Hear, hear.)
EXHIBITION OF 1851.—TILE TREES IN HYDE