The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-01 00:00:00

IRELAND. Drll.lll, 11101 MAT. Sentence was paned on Birch to-day—Twelve iambs imprisonment ; no fine. The proceedings connected with the laying down of the subm*g ine c telegraph from Holyhead have been hitherto cave oped with the peofounillst secrecy, the object being no doubt to take the public, and more especially that portion of it interested in the other telegraph companies, by surprise, with the sudden and unexpected completion of the work. The hill of Ilowth was crowded all day yesterday with spec tators, anxiously directing their telescopes to the offing, on the look out for the Britannia and the Prospero, which were expected with the electric cable, but it has been since ascertained that • hitch occurred at Holyhead which has caused some delay. A length of about four miles of the cable had actually been sunk, when the wire broke, and it was found nect•stiary to return and raise the cable again, for the purpose of connecting it. The wire has been laid down from Howth to the rail way station in Dublin, and all the necessary reparations have been made on this side of the Channel for the completion of the chain of communi cation. There are it appears three companies now at work to carry out the intercommunication between the two countries—the Irish Electric Telegraph Companv, the British Electric Telegraph Company, and the Magnetic Telegraph Company. Tho Irish Electric 'Telegraph Company are represented in the undertaking, which is expected to be earliest in the field, by the eminent firm of Ncwall, Milues, and Gordon, of Gateshead, Newcastle-on-Tyne, and in an incredible short time the connecting cable has been completed. It is a single wire of copper, coated with gutta percha, and outside • network of wire to strengthen it, and at the same time giro it pliability. Mr. 'Woodhouse, engineer of the company ; Mr. Harty, engineer of the Dublin and Drogheda Rail way; with Mr. Culverwell, on Friday last, saw the wire placed on the Howth line. '1 ho submarine cable will come in at the north-west side of Ireland's Eye, and reach the railway station near the first level crossing of the railway. At Holy head it starts from Soldier's Point. It is said that the first message will be communicated to the Lord Lieutenant on Tuesday evening, at which time the connexion will be complete. A letter has been re ceived from Holyhead this morning, stating that it is possible the work may not be completed before Freday. The first experiment will he made to-day on the electric telegraph to Galway. It is now very generally believed that the Queen will visit the south of Ireland this summer. The Cork Constitution says : " We understand it is now pretty certain that his grace tho Duke of Devon shire will pus the greater portion of the summer at his romantic residence on the Blackwater ; and front the very extensive alterations and additions that arc being made to the castle, it is conjectured that Lismore is likely to be honoured with a royal • pit t issummer." PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES. TUE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. CASE FOR TILE RAILWAY COMPANIES. Yesterday on the re-assembling of this committee, Right lion. Lord liothaen (chairman), Earl tenure, Mr. Baldock, Mr. E. Stanley, and Mr. West, Mr. Alexander, Q.C., in a lengthy address, opened the case in opposition to the British Telegraph Company's bill, on behalf o(_7 railway companies, on the ground that the 081 sought to invest the promoters of it with power le MOM compulsoedy upoa any railway or canal in order Ul+, down telegraphs and apparatus for their own prints Mew fit. The bill also vol.:wed to empower the poimiltaffi lOW move either permaaently or temporarily, MINNI•ill• WSW miaience might require in respect of their works, an ob structions and impediments that might mkt es all railways or canals in the United Kingdom. The railway companim be repreacuted ,oppoqed the delegaticeationme asownismy powers to any undertaking as novel sad altigialmiamoolish Even ti the old Telearaph Cowen had net sziesion if that company had bees the parties =z ea lot them uni. constitutional powe rs , the woad how met the message with hostin g : l :7l*m pima', if muds" by the legislature, and drawn into a proesdisM se set bilk in the petitions before the ottamittee, would sod& thie British 'Telegraph Company ft haterrupt at their plamee the tragic upon any railway. end the arrangement of IN weeks and stations; mod dame Mt bill provided Met tis =y should ift• is SlMllle Is the MOW to that might be yet Mir whole eignal tithe wfisprq, as at pews wadi arte ss Ze to egageneele Re tibe dianage that MOS be the Wit Odle la • Ante dip rib. i l e lla bs maps' by law vow wow r . mu wet see wee thew op residulks wee Sea, iligedied phis it awe moue, se to the gawky tj they _oaf& Übe, or as Os We maims et thig li torks. Railway eassmass wen liable by sawn to mike companamiss Are iambs by sesident, bet it On servants and mamas is a Mal swamp Imo per 1111111M to denim soak ream it weld be lapsible tar amrailways to seam the male tom Wary es liremehee am possoiary loos. The weds tithe enreempry weed * lia their workmen &NU esterialria et the a tad that anted& aced be aid limas a irregular plows. MS it gelreMel to Se alapsy, weld be alasileil da aelesne Map% maw there was • vehatary ad aet • eragreisary mint for th i 4Ts. No such powers had bora= It Mbar to co mpanies, and, if they were granted at alt, olosai ant pentati to me misdating, hat by mbar ea to dints it stare. The Tail. Mewesalle. sad Ber yl& aseeept ether 'skyey', hal sinetroseed, at a set of ter. a telegraph of WM rim GM omit set haw dine they not eatealled at the radisterbed erjaparat et their own prepay, and it the premed powers pared Iles a law thebe would bl i p= mliseleas. The SlibMitted that rival tele mph a i s yaws, with powers lade pendent=disspenmeent Is these si as wimp themselves waddled area broaveitieree addesage. The tZett =llof the York, Newcastle, sorkirwick l subject of sale or lease, but the new Fsllt twos se to Steel( this prwrolsa valor= 01=1 dos st af i d ottch e. it :raaelb ovis t ake = t r . , The prepped is the bat which petered to give . Ws is Mt rellway sensate was wholly 'Illuive„ 111 = poshased to give esesponathet_ way Are ilimilld doom although It was the per dew liiiietrie telegraph to do little se m damp te the lad et ameba over which it is carried, bat at the MOM IWO* their value for telegraphic purpose, le the OWSlt abl a would take as an illustration of this Om OM et the mop alliesat etawasee knows es the Hie\ Lad lalitic i f lie Talk, Narreeale, mad Iliewiek Itaiteey seer the A Idellegh abbe ha cossets' Ikea this wittiest dohs awe awe amid amp. but the claim of tho sow SSEgilar we, SalsWiellelly to sew upon that sunstoos, mil se It wart s = eamatige. ad, in fact, do al Us ri pager 11111 le alp/ me Spa et a work that all a thea ea " w Misept it bed gal as railway maw. get INS 11M11 111,011. If the principle of giving eampany perater atter ea ail was was sanctioned, it wadi in egad/ available for water companies, its, and Sher compardes to lay their pipes along the railways Mind owe tam oomi nal compensation. a the measure was to limit the Mlle aes.miaben of the new company, aa Sidi they inn sew vela in common with all other joint els& Ilenignam, but Ina a limitation of liability would be asmehat aid imemblest with legislative policy, which, bineedile.lll•ll a passim Of never granting to a conspaaty 11111Npuisly WPM 10 ware legra, mime the emmany porwid bus eispele sebealpiee eastraet, which ill tit ezin Is ale that they had hada sufficient to ern sat the Maparksor proved that rival railways, smog - mutually or worked at a loss; and so, be il would be with telegraphs ; and that the wea se hliT s = ing on the subject would be realised—that hination was possible, competition was not a The learned counsel having called upon C.E., Mr. Locke, M.P., Mr. R. abloom, & Mr. 3. ., and other gentlemen to give evidence in support Of his GM, 1 committee adjourned at 4 o'clock. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TUSSDAT. JO.ll 1, 11113. flar stator of the Weather at each of tea followiag plains at Nis Walla yeeterdar morning. The statics, ore issempoi le order of latitude. Am of lbw. Ilire l i gin iC. c't Stmis W Wirhir. m W. Gala Snow Itoolaly Mob S.W. Osaka Awn Fifa* 08•17 &S. Ciondearecor ads limns= . ... ... .. W.LW. Omar Orme Mehody 50rr.....;;;; ~ ... 5.W. Grab Mow Clueft Cimiellear 43020, Ti... ann.. ...... . LW. o.o.lw Pre* Chorly 016514W1C11 Sumo W. Owils Iser Ossliss Nun. ORLI. onus ..... &W. Gods Seem Pataily nosey C.Aumalmwas ...... . THIS DAT, NOON. Owes se WIM. Wart! of Win& Male of Übe Widths* s.w. Gaeta Briere. Pair. The ~tarns from the following places did sot reach this alas la tins for publication yesterday; they therefore Warts the state of the weather on Elatorday laming at also o'clock. Immo 11.3. L Gentle Rress• ids Owls Ilnese lam Ovals Brews !tribally asap ousth ammo Partial away Kau) intellianue. EQUITY UOUItTS.—YrntIfaDAT. DIMS. Tel LOMB JVARICIA Arran t. BIIiINVAS or THII COURT. By direction of their lorthilpit, a notice signed by two of the rerristran was suspcudsd is Waft, to the strict that, satil the 24th of July roe, and ant efieltreede, notices of 'Belies which in ordinseg aeon enebi be Man for ay of the vice-chancellors' merle, may be gins fee the wort of the Lords Justices, who will heu seat weirs in turn se - cording to their order in a list to be medal thereof; and from which, on days to be specislly aggedoloi he the pur pose, they are to be called. The Lords Justices, however, will not (script en swede) bear nodose of which notice shall be gives beim say of the vice-chancellors according to the present amoree; the power of giving such optic's not being interded Se be we- peaded or res t ricted . i iternsios a? Weerunrsnia.-Ifirroaa me Louis CIANNIIJAN. I IN KB THE 'SUITS OF ENGLAND JOINT-STOCK SAKI ; IWO CONTANT, LI ?ANTE lIOLNK.—TNANSFIZ Or VAlllnt—ool4TatarTOßT• This is an appeal front an order of the Vice-Chancellor Knight Bruce. The holder of shares in January, 1817, transferred them to another person. Before the trawl*, balance-sheets of the accounts up to the end of 184 5 and 1816 were completed, from which it was made to smear that there had been considerable profits in this. Four months after the trAusfer the bask merits, and subsequently an order ter nindingsig Ma aura was made. Before the Master a witness wee peesesi who had prepared the balance-sheets, and who deposed that, in fart, there had been considerable losses in 1846 and 1816, but the Master refused to place the transferrer of the shares on the list of contributories. The official managers appealed, but the Court affirmed the Master's decision, holding that he was not liable for losses previous to the date of the transfer. Mr. Bethel', Mr. Bacon, and Mr. J. V. Prior, were heard for the official manager. Mr. Bounden Palmer and Mr. Bates, for Mr. Holme. The Lord Chancellor postponed judgment Depose nes Murree or raw tow. BrsINTSS or THZ COURT. In the course of the day, when only two cause bed been disposed of, the court was at a stand-still, though than were eleven more on the list. The Master of the Rolls said it was obvious he must take , some step to cure Me &het which had been erudition, growing , for the last few days, and which had now beams a serious , evil, of solicitors set hang ready with their mom It was obviously impossible VIM the beim seeM Ape ea it the court was to sit cal am pawns and oshint i t s they were ready with their eases ling , and being 'shined they were , not. The 36th order, made in April, 1828, was mule for the purpose of curi6 We evil. That order tree s "that whenever, upon the beeeles of say mw se ether natter, it shall appear that UM lama eirset eanweiently posse* by reason of the solicitor of any party laving segieelei to attend personally or by some proper poses an Nth behalf, or having omitted to deliver say paper useemey foe the see ' of the court, and whisk mocrtling in Ma prostiro posa V; to have been delivered, smolt solicitor ale pay to all or any of the parties such mete as the smart shall think fit to award." Now, he was gulls ineelved to enforce as much as he could the necessity of considers being ready with their cameo, and what course he shed& adept be should take time and pains to consider. Whose ewe Tim was ready and the other was not, he wield dime{ the sell citors of the party who was not ready is pq plesessily te the other the costs of the day. Injury wee dem te Minot, and discredit was brought on the court, by ealisiteve not being ready with their causes when they ought in ream to have them ready for the disposal of the court. In one ease which we. called subsequently his Rouser aped upon this determination. On* party only was ready, and his Honour ordered the solicitor of the other to pay personally the costa of the day. LOAD No LAD V. TM! 01101113, WOZCZaTIL AND WIN,. VaIIHAMPTON RAILWAY COMPANY. This was a manes node ex parts by Mr. Rennie Palmer, on the part of the plaintiff and his treaties, hr as isjunatien to restrain Me &Mama tromenttlening is pee wades of certain laws seneerised in an egreereset et the 19th of July, 1848, end bees esnetneedely their railway thereon or hem diming' tip ea pulling down any erections or btalldkp epee the km& ea from dotes say est le the irrjray sr destnetien et these lands and prembea The easepeny bed given astir te plaintiff thetihey amid regain certain hod, alai an agreement wee mewed into in7aly, 1848, for the maw of it for end there was also an agreement he the purchase of h isie ots for 6,6'751., but the ma an peened ensp the tiontraets till 1861, me they Mho penes. aim ettie hod, be e ÷iny ve seder thest they should require the lamb in the lathes anise the set (those osesprieed gresseentkoal eentreat). Lord Ward's wM. bewerrer, reteeed elbow lend to be taken ewe Met aemprieed is the se mi d ielee* sad which wee net Waded in the modem mar the est, wee also takes. Is emesiLmnee a nestle, leek puss betwees a Mr. Davis and LeptlWard's egmt and the viewelsminaa• of the visugam, end two desmente pexpeatieg to be cheques, bet which were not legally so, were Immilod by the vilerehelesere te Lord Werra agent. U me—that relating to the prise St the land net is Os seam —se plat bed Gdns. Met aqua badge beseipmented end psi& With serad in the MINN, beseeveros andoe. taking was gives Lead Ward's agent Het he issld re tain it tell • mere Maul wetted wee eamgist That had net 4 ge less ans. eed the viewelniemm Ms elms besems Ma end In dime eseseglielli hymn '6 nelles ibe ere wee, eiteMer essigwise effq err Lead Weed Medd new the lam, the mew Imiting that Lead Weed wee pelt* by the Mika, et Me iesemeet; mad laied Weed eariandang, en the esetney, thet it meld sot be semiderel • • pigment Mese* at monk, beams by the vederteltin reMle pemenles at the desement 1111 the einiplelles of •mw howl eselrest, whisk bed set bees an% be bed new bassos saillied in pissed It. The Meter of the leis pineal on Wessels% pieletilt sedeetaking to be le ilaqqa ark, to give the evert jurisdiction In else It shed& think It le make as ee&w, also undertekleg M eseep_ Merl sides et . .cues le ' dimly, the iefeesdes. end Is tam the y Met Me meet bad made that seder at the lama time llist theialstles were served. Tat ATIONNIT•OIUIZTAAL V. TIP CMAPLAIN, RV., or Evrzzam Hoen.rrat.. This was an inforemise filed by the Attoeseruscs..— _ take the decree of the err fer a err same for thead ministrable of this dimity. sod se la the t to its recipiers. The dimity was heeded as ego es the litleerd Beery the Sixth, by the Karl sad (heater of mad Ore season were given far its selgert. widths seta o eflbe maw of 691. aim, bet are wet SW liked 1616114.1001. rysar. Asesediag to the althelek therleWithreelt was to resist of two yards t o p pm ink on ifte eppein wee le bolo tbe of *a Lim of Meek* which wee the t a la tbe Ihdldk Ose of the pine 4ss to he the miler sod to sem o ember of grammar to per childless to the eslghbeer heed I eat el the 13 peer nom see weer be opeakeed misherh sod was to be a sort of selmewiter. The aria wee Nisi* 101. year ; the rasher of the eiroy lbe LW** le. d set al e = rem 1m Ili. week. the Bed et wee seldoled he Mum to ROTS trek posimillsa of bie .Holm and Ibme booms led of tbe rester of feee. eel bed the rtreemiksf this chariy ; bet in ** w Nos il ts et Miressleara=tlether t :U r r ed 'eseftafOafiai,4. he lire him we wile& ma* elle drab on relbense wee mile to ensinob es be *We ties deed* in as aet of parilereal to be pereek ieliNe hrl ald at/ %fir that soy esdi It s ever bed be n : Me Otedmil Ike le of W ieg e i rearlhow*s le wdme Chas* sob, Is 1831, senve , * Ibim Berl of Om whose it lad deemdsi lbe present eed. nee claimed Um ef , sad lt woe a* that he had the se to tbe owelone* Is ISIS Kr. Kidd was pre. (rear of Maids% on he asereieed=re of meter of Me ohady , ad resolved the emetemmee up to We leash. Os Ms des* Len lbeelesfield oppoied Mr. Napier, en the stews sensialed fir. Oily, tbe liege* Profane of Kahane, gad a receiver son sprawled. The elms which are at Eosins* air is miles from still consist of thirteen terrier, with a ..eras hall and • ts for Ifte melees-, cad •soldentisl resides* or the gramme arean The leads am Ist so bow* lass being taken ; aid the poetise bad Wee het tie water took three-tenths of the lase, the grwrier two tenths ; the per men hod two-testbe e air dleleibein almagst than; Nil the rendang ae► mad* wereserein to what wee Wad the Ihmos esesen. TM smite sad maple is: Am bow% dor a aseabor Wyse*. smelled 7161. 101. ibees sow - 4,100 ewes of had. Up = l t nee adotsion their edited wasaiiii. sad about tel thee they were M crae* end I. 1888 *ovum epein belesseed, the pay ments 10$ *es laid MOK •-yen lode Maw, brides 101. for • mud a-yeer lo lie gesmome *me ter, 621. 10e. to the sad Se. 441. a week le seek of thi we mast. ma warner deer oet red& st dee Metier ties, ad, lank be emeel, be Irvin duties at Orford; oar dens die panne, maser reside or paean any ditty, an be kb Ye dwelling-bane NM iggeepoleise Ike peat to We serad embe me, d en *a *Meissen k sew *sods' se a nan. TM limier of Os Seib mode a adoration that the mile a Waite to lend by Ines as. impeper, sod ion be dieratieseed. ad that Kwee be a rehears to the Naar to inquire We eddies Isere., but dimmed that the other quasar shwa den ever WI the right se to the meat el dm finat bed been derided .Isw sad w ag = latter peke be like** that the use Awl s le amedened *gain tile dq week. On 1. Puma. WINC/1, ON BB AAA OIP ALL OYMMI TIE SHARZHOLDBRO IN THI CAPITAL OP THZ BIRHINHNAD, LANCASHIRB AND CI!WIIII JUNCTION RAILWAY COM PANY V. THU BIRIIIIIHRAD, LANCAOHIII, AND CH"- SHIRR JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY, TM' LONDON AND NORTH W =URN RAIMWAY COMPANY, THBBEIRBWIMRY AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY COMPANY, AND THN HWRZIPADORY AND CHISTIR RAILWAY C The substance of the demurrer to this bill, and of the motion by the plaintiff for an injunction, waa given in the Ex rig a of Saturday. The present litigation arose out of a contest between the Crest Western Railway Company and the London and North Western Railway Company, for obtaining a prepon derating influence on the Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Chester Junction Railway. The following narrative of the facts will probably better enable the reader to understand the nature of the litigation then a door state- I meat of the pleading. sad evideste la the ere : Ila comeepteme of certain powers which by their rats the THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1852. ad Chester Railway Crary or La n d re line of the 111411Mbead, - Lawllb4 and awake Re /ray Company, whisk we may array cell the Birisotheed Company, the weeltig by ex= of their own line was nut so pegable as re wished. Previously to October dal, the Greet Writers, the Shrewsbury, and Chester beega_ or the Irrews bury and Birmingham rappoey, bad sobered nes ar rangroate de 030M0111 hemodt, sal onratalsi air rated empire& After ere aegralione lIM meat, hued the Irk of Carer, Ur was sear li vila t tree the amesiled sorpare of re ' ono pea t or the Biriteread reaps* ais Ober part, by fie the Birkersed Comps* mar ode analated amps or the right of armies net the Dieribeed Railway epos arra her be the mature g oing. mg ft no wed that Ifißlitalks &aril* Mrs to rarer to authorise a rem to at oneritei east a raim id teems which wield re I L per sees. era to rag PreltorTaiy M. per amt., to the 13 Can- Paaj. • means of the elogroiden of the Illehnhead , Comps* IPOI 0111111114 Bey had, the spawn wee seeedesed, sal a more bra egrotrat was tendered to the asserted oompries. Inoteastre were given, and the usual pressedings takes, for prig a leasing bill, in ponorre of the agreerat, through inetiament. During the diesersa of the tore of the Rue formal agreement dirseare area betweem the parties, ad at a meeting ha l en the 11th of Mar la Loadr the directors of the Bidssaboad Omonsay i ensequense of these =launder- Muir/Jaw hem he arrangement and from an to amen kimono the leasing bill throtigh ; Mies tie ten ad Aril last a general meeting of the Ridembeed ohseasiden confirmed the act of their dimities. Is seasernese of the arrangement of the 15th of October, white woad have thrown the control of the Birkenhead Company into the hands of the associated com panies, the London and North Western and Chester and Holyhead Companies bad prepared to construct a lino from ' Chester to Holyhead, to compete with the Birkenhead line, l ead they were soliciting bills for that purpose, in which limy continued to persevere until after the Bth of Aril last, when the negotiations of the associated snipers and the Birkenhead Company having bas itempletely broken off, tho latter company en- red Me negotiations with the London and North Wars Company, which resulted in certain heads of Enlat having been ems to in this present mouth of rbe object of this arrangement was to provide for g the Birkenhead amegany's traffic more economi- CigThere was, of seetese, the additional object of In the hoodoe ar North Western Company to with draw their las lbef~as lines upon the append by the he orrehatiore - of the heads of amegasent. The hill was red * the plaintiff, who was • shareholder of the Ditheared ranimey, on behalf of himself and all other the sberebeldsee of that company, against the defend ants. The bill seated the formation of the several compa nies, the agreseare of the 16th of October, 1851, that the of the Dlekeread Company iad at a meeting directed that the sera= seal of the company be affixed to • formal darer the terms o f the agree ment W the 15th of October, 1, and also that although no herd t purousat to the memorandum of the 16th of Orbs /261, was drily settled, a bill was intro dated re pedlemor and was still before a committee of the Ikon of Camas, to give effect to such memories• dam sod for other perpons; but that, in communes of a Mara which had arise between the Birk Car pay sod the three ether eempare, a reeendoe was iron a • aV i ' the obereheiree a H. Binereat Car MN their reesters not to pealed with it, a ma a anger we, smeared. It she stated that la the usual peados to the Moon of Cream he leave tole tares he Idg the cringes Sul of ash if the four ear prisons grog le it. The Ni thee err that the Lea den sad Mardi Werra Prawsp Cempagt had tree: serer ire bear of so aressent to war as line of the Bialmairad Company for a tam end york using the pra wn sad prat of the Ira fasigray. rape torero Wild ing•-and is spesilled i the ilost - esh, sad that the property sad lir of the arkarsai Corps* was, to be valued sad Mend at the torminatisa of dr egreastat, sad, M amdfd, ma err aka woe to le male ho par► meat for sa est to glee Whet to the ; that arr . tiaras had sweetly appeased sang that a meeting of the Birkenhead Canipany was to be held for the purpose of doe egosement with the London and North Weirs The bill prayed, as was stated on Sateedep, ase . deliondants might be restrained by la- Juana Ira petting *air seal to, or otherwise executing, es sandog, periteng the execution of the pro =arca* nt pony.wirar aer tps Leann and peeaaa p North .g the erer of the here of such proposed egresseer and from eat lag cm the berg of, or be essembase with it, and alas hem =akin over to the Lora or teeth Western Corea the doss of rail c my=ac of the B Lemesebire, and Rail way Company epee the dieties of the proposed agreement, and that the Laren and Mortis Worn Railway Osas pap might be restrained boa tries preemies of the lag lan el _ ,ralway prat, , me proposed. The woe deleurred to see in • et, wint of eq ; row the mad tin earl pear ea where behalf he seed, sot a assns trait be the err e soar of the suit; ray, because the restees of tls Birsolood Company, or the majority at hoa r wary as made raise te the reit ; fourthly, became the ether elmishoirse to the eeapeoy, or at all events sea of them se were dorm that re several sets saga tele lelbligml tithe all area he der , were not made yore ; or, l i rereadio sad, sizthly, are team bums Lip doe Meer alma Railway Care* wen imp peeiy made arra. - The darner was argued at length on IPridazah Bacon, Mr. F eller sal Mr. J. V. Prior, for the of sadre by Mr 11•11 . . Ns. Linsley , and Mr. Gifford, in . _ _ — At dm emirs et the argument, his Honour said the the demurrer were mixed u intimately with upon the modsa for the in junction; and he t err ialsi ms zurve bis .tuxtilememt until after the argument en Thoskelies Ilor so islmativa, is the terms of the prayer et the ma Arent by Mr. Roll, Mr. Elmsley, and Mr. Girard, *item 1, and supported by Mr. Be thel and Mr. 01111. , for the Great Western Railway Company. It was opposed by Mr. Daniel and Mr. Selwyn, for the Birkeakimd Company, instructed by the directors of the Birkenhead Compan and by Mr. Bacon, Mr. Follett, and Mr. J. V. Prior. T he quadons upon the demurrer turned on points of pleading. On the demurrer and motion, " Beman v. Raiford" (1 Simons' new cases, 660), " Graham v. the Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Railway Com pany" (2 Idaeuaughton and Giirdon, MD, " Great Northern Railwai os? Company v. Eastern Railway Company" (9 Hare„ and " Bagahaw v. Eastern Union Railway C y' (7 Han, 114) were cited, and also the 87th, 9A4 and 107th seallans of the Railway Clauses Act were • mad . other ones sad classes of the several railway acts eon dna — fili a rraliampied 'early the whole of the 47th and the an d hrefes been renamed at the °main efthe murk net leneleste till three o'clock. ;ipso Mr. Nies rising te mty upon the melee, Iha lbw-secelloe seeppol idea, toying he thought he mull ram aka in a great menrure Men seplying. Re theeght the Mhos of mike went too fbr he ere kieg le re- Malin the lielorelesad Cempeay from Asks their seal to, or ethenrie eseentig, the prepared awe bet be was amply of opiates id the apaeaealwee He would say =stag Isle that part etas swim asked en ijunction to reettala en animism to parliament. The object onto@ twee, tWthe Leaden sad North. Waters Rail Nimbi As aloes eifte years take the use of the *&v 7, lobe the property sad —of that ommemy, mist were role retired to the IMrea st the loseelnetim K i the agreement The Medea end Welles Omapan, t h e mistook le weak the 11 -W lee, wish they 'odd set de without issarriag arm ee 1e aseilein the we, sad mike tiaq sad si Mims Ike meepssies, feetk e rs:tta kik wee to have the enduing me of the Illekesheed line. It wee Muesli that tie agreement mid be carried late abet wYhamt the akaifte or trea► ter to the Larks end Wank Wailes Oempny of the which bed bees maimed wen the likelihood rorpany iry their sot of podiemeet. Whet wee Gelled working the lies was a duty essareed ups them by their act of parliament. But It appeared trom this agreement that they were to part with certain statutory powers which try t I. Mk had no authoriq to part with, and which the Limas and North Western Company, by da construction, had se authority to accept, at least without further pewee Min parliament. Then it was said that the liheaheM Company might puma with the lebeeammt im elthenigh it was one ihat aim be it might simply anthorke the Lewis and l ai li du sele4estern Company to take their tae, but this we Zeit the policy of the acts of eanatiensbi . At all evade, Me embossment es vemelVrality. It was MS which the matt mold restrain at the Mums of any deneehelder of the Masa. head . The Lewis. ma Ifeelk Waits ayegien7 warset • radar to 117111 dam of le Medway Clauses AM. le lila rearmse had been seeds is isgemarakes mar its ei woman et di Isla& spurn meld set be iiheesieW Men an for a brim, sad it had set bees mellendell that a s = within de powers of them ems et rilenift. It we dear that seem state peeress yeti be seemary to amide the Dikeehmi to pet stub ece to m eg a Wadies Cemt a : 6l l,. whet ft wee pecapeaeg foie tareirearl fiver this agreemout. It wee said t b e e t e e ereeme g ted an uppleation to pulls ,,mit wegena gave powers whisk were not to be ' mid wpm me ion powers had been ebtained from podia /Mak* me di still be an unnecessary and unlawful agree meal. It ewers& however, from the statements in the bill sersommusadar Re, that it was the intention of the parties that the agreement should be acted upon without the authority of parliament if the shareholders approved of it; and the statement in the bill was that the Birkenhead Company contended that they had a right to go on with it, end that the shareholders would agree to it, and it was to be acted upon by handing over the line, property, and plant to the other company. If this bill had not been filed th a t wou ld have taken plane on the 22nd of this month. The bill was correctly filed. It was filed by one shareholder on behalf of himself and the other shareholders ; and, on the autho rity of " Beeman v. Raiford," it would not be necessary to make the directors parties, for it was sttffident that it should be filed against the company generally. Tho plaintiff was, therefore, entitled to an injunction in the terms of the se cond pert of the notice of motion—namely, to restrain the Birkenhead Company from transferring or handing over to the London and North Western Company " their line d , pro perty, and plant" on the footing of the agreement, an that the London and North Western Railway might be ro strained from taking poeeeeeion of the same. The demurrer Toni of ism be overruled. BAIL COURT.—YzareanuY. BISTIVOS n. BANCO.—§NNOIN Ma. hence Warllll.4l. Tnn Roan e. CIAILTUL—MOTION To Cloun AN 010111. ler. Prentice neved he a rule Cahill as the Rev. J. Bruits Clarks, a aerldrat• of CainWreshire, to show caws why an MAW ads 4 hia sionsid not be quashed. That order was shook la eves% thaeginp • porter in the imp* d the Besene Osoulles Iteelway_ with halos written • sennisse enlipee, es Mr &hence of a perms eosin WWI, ow the parent et olepel.way. The mildsile imbed Na Is ester Me Pserfinissecss, and Ma Se plow he three he h ck se the pose. The brash esural rid Oat sy ham is Ombildpeddre. bed hese twilight wpinto tki a e seen epee haloes emus pasted by Ns. Jetties Cole ridge. end it was navel te gush the order. • certiorari war hued in the used war le pt the weer relented. Mb lordship sell if the leaned eonesel thought it int pertriA te maks the sweeleallen ha night no proceedlop seal Wain seise as meet set, 11 a 12 Vie., because It was veil us tbe hr OW Rub embl. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-YESTERDAY. tae to Woo.—Barer Cotr Rims Iwo. Ma. James BUILT; 8/111LiilL Jvince CIIIMIWILL. Jell:4SM 11. lielllAT.iiiriiio fIANSACTIONe. The plainfilt in this ems, Captain Johnson, sued upon a bill of eWrintre 881. Is. 2d., drawn by the defendant upn William - Mod, sad endorsed to the plaintiff. Of this bill laird bon paid, and the pliuntiff new sought to weever the balsa The defendant pleaded that ha and =set Were hi the Whit of betting in partnership, end that open a eeldinimin et asseseta a balance was found due to Mis *beg smi that the bill was given on account of that Whim 110 ems was tried before the Chief Justice at as *Map sides last term in London, when evidence was Ohms in onset of the plea; but the verdict was for the plel rennet te the eedides of the court. In the course title pieseneenui a he no granted to show Cause why , the Man lbeldi net be en ter ed for the defendant, and to was sots against this rule being made absolute. 18th section of the 8& 9 Vie., cap. 109, enacts that no sake shell be brought to recover the amount of any bet es arty wasseny deposited to abide the event of a wager, and t heia was, whether, nadir the circumstances above present action could be maintained. Mr. t Channel' and Mr. Prideaun appeared to bow epee, sodas. Phina supported the rule. The Cast Junkie said be was of opinion that this rule inset be diesherged. Behre the act of the 8& 9 Vie. there were many sinatse whisk lode betting illegal, but this Mints repealed Oen ensetmenta, with one exception—as to has sr =tee In the hinds of those parties. The 18th section said that all bets should be null end void, and no notion should be brought to neer*r any bet, but it did not declare then illegal, but Ice het left them es debts of ho urs wadi could not he recovered at law. It would be when sterility for the act to my that such a debt ought met to be paid, end there was nothing to prevent the de fendant giving such a Nitwit, for the debt es would make it legally recoverable. Eels discharged. EDWARDS ANI;ANOTRIR O. TRW GREAT WESTERN RAIL. WAY COMPANY• -) . . (Ala BILL OF BOSTII. The plaintiffs in this ease were assignees of Mr. Parker, the earner, and they brought the action to recover certain overcharge; made by the defendants against him between let M, 1844, and the 31st May, 1846. The ease came on he tri al, visa it was ordered to be turned into a special MIS toe the 'pinion of the court upon the question of the die defendanta subject to a contingent reference es M entemot he which the plaintiff was entitled to re• Mlle. Its parties differed as to the preparation of the or tit 0* Mort, end it was consequently settled by the aeblialleg and at length it was argued, and Judgment was Ewa he the plaintiff upon the out of the six points raised he the dale* of the court. The ems then went to ar bitration upon the question of amount, end a verdict was entered for the plaintiff for 3,1161. Mr. J. Brown to-day moved fora rule calling upon the de hadiusts to show cause why the Muter should not be at li tany to review his taxation of the plaintiffs' costs. The main point apes which it wee contended that the Master waa wrong was the Series ot earn. for which the charge wee 1,3001., of whifft_dget the Maw bed struck off 1,0001., and allowed only =IL thew dimes were no doubt calculated to ex alle astenishiment.t. his notice of action occupied 41 folio 'demos, end eitalleintid the particulars of 21,000 distinet Imeassedoes beams the parties. In order to enable the deandants to see whether they would pay anything into smart, it was nealleary to give them full particulars of every Onneaelion ; sad that course was advised by counsel. 'the iglesay Compl ot Aet required notice of aeries to be ghee, end the as wto give such information of the claim, as to them to see whether they were wrong ; it so, to settle the ratter and prevent litigation. The notice of action laths ale was charged for as 16,000 folios in length; bee tin Master had allowed only 10,000 folios. This length was rand b the period of time over which the traneesinse e • but 111 this case there were very greet number ti ditinet causes of action, end if =wawa maim had boa brought, the length of each Wise • emit Imo beat reduced, although the es Nan s. the dehallents might have amounted to ten Meese es sari r the present bill. The feet was emit it had ad SOL to prepare the drafts of this noire err, sitheoshOss era allowed by the Muter Ae that with was may WM. The getting of the particulars W eatenoisil ever • read ti *eve years and 15,606 hours had bees balwesed alea las lads. In the bill, two copies of ski sable awe *ere hr.-ate for ovules upon the dediaballeoni we ire an at the hid, if necessary, as se oondeernigus*ee, and the Muter had allowed for o f ae copy map dad peat that the gleatill . had served den Will Ile" ticking was, of ads" nod • deelaretionsßo ," VIM lad panel between peel* ind had sent mopes tithes* deenseade to the Madras, so that they might re what they were ailed upon to admit. These documents 61 0 • Pied 6 .7j 1 &Bail* is lest of preparation at ls. per has was 3W., and =. bed beat ehuged for two copies, ate In after and can In gemikese i end. The whole of thew seer lowers. Mil ler dire wed by the Muter. The vied point was, dee M arbitrator had held about 30 =NI to settle the spiel case, and the Muter had to allow so met of the costs of these meetings as related to the point upon which the designs of the court had bees squint the plaintifib. This, it was contended, he was wrong In doing ; and, upon the whole of the points, it was submitted that the taxation ought to be reviewed. The Chief Junin said he was of opinion that thee should to no rale upon either point. The tint point was the eh* of 1,3001. for the notice of action, and as to which the Mester had allowed 1001. for preparation of the astir, 1761. for a copy, and 261. for paper and printing. Brown complained that his clients had expended 6001. is the preparation of the document, and, therefore, that Ilk was not a snakiest allow's., for the work. It might be that if strictly looked at the Armes was too large ; fur a plaintiff had ne right to charge the adverse party with the eats of each *pent* ea was neesaery to show that be led due of - set*. As to the engin of the as*, he timed that the Mater had exercised • very vise din:re ties its saying that the of ev s zt h i a raft wee end dent far the purposes aluate, and to allow for man sae r Asr& second point, that the Molar was ia " E: diewing the charge of upwards ef OIL he the soda to admit, which dame was male under a rule n* of wart made he the el sa the seas ef pe denustenta. Under rde the ne ving t* te nide bed been given, where it ea have Nee M. to pewee the documents. He thought the Kurt was 003 in disallowing the whole of the items. Ifs emener led been %lila oa t to see whe ther the defenders word admit thews 13,000 documents, and had deeded to admit them. upon the ground of sae , *ea die list might ta have hues re ds wet. of the a itt i l lffi rid= " 4lW S : Nelleini cohep the spirit ol j t a be tiliP rie: how he anti hew nets. The third point touched upon the eseareetisa of the seder of reference, and upon that also there wand b i.e rale. Rale rehrid. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YanzapAy. The sittings of the tout for the May adjourned union were resumed this sensing at the Guildhall, Westminster, by adjournment from Cleekenwell. There are 78 primmers for that, 70 of them beim charged with larceny, and eight with misdrissearser. Kr. BM, mat Adams, the assistant ilidgosi=egt tai theles were present Mr. Witham, Capt. Mr. Chethe 011611111. XL Baylis, and Mr. Thomas- The misteat Judge, in chug* the germil_ Jury adverted to the regolatkm of holding semis= at Weetaiinster, as well, at Cletheawell, and observed th at th e results had preyed very beeelleial, and had a thr sothied the present gweseemost of the advantages Man has the very wise est ifteedeseil by Sir George Grey, mil 11111111141 hut year, to memo thejuriediction of the court, that they bad moved for ream epee the abject, and those Memo showed that at Fame the saMg to the public by the alleratithe bed bees at the rate of 8.1031. a year. They showed aloe that et the ameba of pewees who bed sanded the meet as =Por wittiness, est mom the. IS per seat bad ie in aleed beyond me day; as: if the Imairy were owe mimeely followed op, owes that per tsetse would be yodeled, be had no MOM, se some et these bad arisen Gem ts of eases as special apyilesema. These very sa resale had sheady promoted themeless, esd he had es bt would yet be extended. Toe CASS ow ALLIORD C•ari-miztetwo AT BIIORTON. bin Tbleml=l: tames. st , the day se obtainimturnedeay true and ▪ •tin hr the permutes( mosey, by means of Mee pre tence.. This is the third indictment preferred at this sour against the slehmleat, who was concerned originally in the charge of cartheheagag at Brighton, as solicitor for the pro- secution, but the fiat two have been removed by certiirari into the Court of Qessa's Bench. Each indictment is pre ferred by Henry Hesse" end is founded on circumstance* arising oat of the Harp against John Broome and others of cheating at cede. The present one eats forth that the defendant did Moly pretend to Henry Broome that be (Ri chard Sill) hod bad an interview with the Secretary of State respecting the trial of John Broome for certain o ff ences and Mad mid had mcortaisted from the said Secretary of State that tae said John Bream would, if convicted of such armee. nod misdemsesen, ha transported, and that by means of AM muse. be eleabsed two bills of exchange for 1201. raipsnliveiy and ono bill of exchange for 2401. with intent to dime Lid defraud bins of the same. There were three swats, and in the second and third the defen dant is clanged with haring by the same pretence obtained 201. and a bill of exchange fur 2001. On the application of Mr. Parry the court granted a warrant, with the usual notice of bail. It was stated that the defendant at this than was in the Queen's Prison, and that the warrant would be lodged there m a detainer. THE POLICE COURTS. WORSHIP-STREET. A well-dressed man named John Bennett alias Smith, was charged with having feloniously received a quantity of stolen property, the produce of depredations committed by juvenile thieves, whom ho was in the habit of harbouring upon hie premins. fierpong lalYla s ri lb. H division, stated that in ma mmon ritiOhonslios bis bad received, he proceeded on Hatrwiale r aMnin Thrawl-street, Spitalfields, MY*t#r meifaara lithe police u a place of resort for Ilas reliA illosiswass Mow In the district, and upon enter ing., albs upper sum Irr found the prisoner stretched ell Rs Yglb ogsa a bui, at the foot of which were two minis= joss giairpreaurts, who were in the act of barter lag .116 blot fir sone imadkerchiefs which they had just deliveredinto kis posassOkia. On examining the piece he observed that the upper part of the bedstead was inter sected with clothes lines, from which were suspended about a dozen silk handkerchiefs, which had been recently washed, and on turning down the pillows and bed covering, he discovered eleven more handkerehielli, from nearly the whole of which the private marks and initials of the former owners had been carefully removed. In answer to his questions as to how he became possessed of the property, the prisoner at first declared that he had purchased it in "the Lane," but afterwards said that a man who dealt in such articles had sold him the duplicates relating to them, and that he had since taken them oat of pledge. • After securing the whole of the property, he con veyed the prisoner to the station-house, and on his arrival at the court that morning be recognised one of the two urchins who had slunk out of the room while he was pro secuting kis search, in the custody of another officer, who had detected him shortly afterwards in an attempted street robbery, and had taken him into custody. On being asked if he wished to say anything in answer to the charge, The prisoner carelessly answered that he hail already explained to the sergeant how the articles bad got into his possession, and he hail nothing more to say about the matter. Mr. D'Eyncourt said that the account furnished by the prisoner was anything but satisfactory ; and, as he was evi dently& very dangerous character, he should order him to be committed to hard labour for two mouths in the Rouse of Correction. Mark (hacking*, the lad referred to by Sergeant Jack son as having been found engaged in disposing of stolen property to the former prisoner, was next placed at the bar, charged with having attempted to pick the pocket of a lady in Commercial -street, Whitechapel ; and, the offence having been clearly established, and evidence of a previous conviction adduced against him, the prisoner was com mitted for three mouths to the House of Correction. John Hope, alias Owen, another notorious receiver, in the same neighbourhood, who had been found in possession • of ten silk handkerchiefs, a gold breast-pin, a costly snuff box, and other articles, suspected to have been stolen, was also convicted and sentenced to two months' imprison ment. THAMES. Guiseppe Ranardy, 7, Brown Bear-alley, and Emcees& Asiteri, of the brig Arbach, lying in the London Docks,were charged with stabbing and endangering the lives of two Irish labourers, named Daniel Coveney and Thomas Mor ley, and also with assaulting William Connolly, another Irish labourer, with a poker. The injured men are at pre sent in • precarious state in the London Hospital. Ellen Riley, a servant at a brothel, 6, Brown Bear-alley, Aldgate, stated that between one and two o'clock yesterday morning Coveney and Hurley came out of the One Crown, public.house, Butler's-buildings, and were proceeding to wards Rosemary-lane, when the two foreigners were quit ting the house, No. 7, Brown Bear-alley, kept by a Spanish woman named Angelina, and, without the slightest provo cation, Guiseppe struck the Irishmen with a cane, which Murley wrenched from him. Emanuel then pulled ant a knife, which be handed to Ouiseppc, who rushed at the Irishmen, and immediately after Hurley reeled against the wail, crying out, "I am stabbed." In the interim, Emanuel rushed into the house No. 7, and brought out a poker, with which he wounded another Irishman, named Connolly, by striking him a severe blow ow the head. Ouieeppe also stabbed Coveney with the knife in the left side, inflicting a severe wound, but not quite so dangerous as that inflicted on Murley. The latter received a gash in the lower part of the abdomen, from which the bowels protruded. The prisoners then ran away, Emanuel dropping the poker in the alley. Berjeant Armstrong (25 H) produced& clasp knife, which he picked up in the alley, with marks of blood near the haft, exhibiting the extent to which the steel had entered. There were several witnesses in the court who could speak positively to the transaction. Mr. Yardley said that, under these circumstances, it would not be necessary to g r to the hospital to take the de positions, and remanded the ease for a week. DEATH OF one UV THE SEFFERIXB.—This morning at eight o'clock, Thomas Hurley, ono of the unfortunate men mentioned above, expired in the accident ward of the Lon don Hospital, in a state of great suffering. Mr. Ridley Porter, the house surgeon, was in constant attendance upon the injured men during the whole of last night, and the other two, Coveney and Conolly, are still in a dangerous condition. Mr. Yardley was Informed of the death of Hurley this morning, and the depositions of the others will be taken in the course of the day. The inquest will be held on Thurs day morning, at the hospital. MARKETS. COTTON.—Livxmroox, MAT 31.—Oar cotton market closes very firmly to-day, prices of as kinds being at the ex treme rates of Friday, hardened by the Europa's advioes. The sales to-day amount to 10,000 bales, of which specu lators and exporters have each taken 2,000 bales, leaving 6,000 of all kinds to the trade. These include 450 Perna= , and Maranbams, at 64d. to 7fil. ; 200 Egyptian, at 61d. to Bd. ; 1,000 Surat, at aid. to did. ; and 130 Sea Islands, at 140. to 20d. The imports since Thursday are 10,000 bales. WOOL.—Loxpox, MAY 31.—The colonial wool sales progress steadily at the improved prices quoted in our last report. Many of the French and Merman buyers have left to attend the German fairs, but there are a few buyers on speculation come into the market, who seem determined to keep up prices. The quantity of good Port Phillip combing and clothing wool taken by them is considerable. There seems to be a general opinion that present prices are esta blished, and many think we shall have higher prices in July. The present batch of sales close on the sth June, but it is expected the neat sales will commence very early in July. LtvEarow., June I.—Since the issue of our last monthly circular the Wool market has been improving, and • fair business done. Manufacturers are in rather a better pen:lion than they have been for some time, having obtained an advance on Yarns and Piece Ooods ; this feature gained, may be considered the minimum of • prosperous future, and when our next report appears we hope to record I further satisfactory indications. On the 14th ult., 661 bales 'Australian Wool were °Wird here by auction to a more than average attendance of the trade ; the prices realised would scarcely satisfy the expectations of the importers, although the whole sold with great spirit, notwithstanding that a great portion was in the unwashed state. The extraordinary as counts received from the New South Wales fold regions, of the successful results attending those searching for gold, and the general desertion of the flocks by the shepherds, have caused considerable apprehension as to supply, for the sheep in the lambing season require the personal are of those who are in charge, so that it is feared that the ap proaching clip will be a failure. Thee important consider ations have caused an unusually large attendance at the London sales now on, both of the home and continental buyers, and Australian has advanced fully 2d. per lb. ; as the season advances no doubt a fur ther rise will accrue. By private treaty, all kinds have been in demand, but such is the bareness of stocks, that the receipts are by no means equal to the re quirements; wales chiefly in black and white Lisbon, Spanish frontier, Peruvian, washed Oporto fleece, Turkey fleece and skin, Mogadore, greasy Smyrna, Egyptian, Bast India, de., de., and the market closes with an advance on most descriptions of low Wools of Id. per lb. All cause classes are in great request, with the exception of one or two kinds, such as greasy Barbary, de.; combing Wools are wane ; nearly all the Turkey, Egyptian, and Russian combing fleece, have gone into consumption. Scotch.— Laid Highland has been in good demand, and the mar ket is as near as possible cleared, the long-stapled is still wanted, and the advance is maintained ; no white Highland here. White Cheviot in good enquiry, but laid Cheviot only moves gradually; good laid cross would sell freely; the sales of the month are rather larger than of late. English and Irish: New Wools are beginning to come in ; buyers eagerly bought up what was offered in the Pontefract and York markets last week at very extreme prices; farmers will be difficult to contend with, as the quantity in both staplers and consumers' hands is small. What fleeces have been sold in Ireland have brought high value ; in skin, a fair business done ; the market being nearly cleared, stock very light.— From Joseph Robinson ter Co.'s Circular. CATTLE, de.—CoLcinurras, May 20.—There was • large supply of Sheep and Lambs at market to-day, and the transactions were numerous, at rather improved prices. More than two-thirds changed hands before the close. There were some good lota of fat Beasts, which continue in demand, and were cleared off early, principally for London slaughter. The feed being now plentiful, fresh and lean stock were brisk in sale at better pikes than of late, and hut few were left unsold. A few tolerably good Mikh Cows, some with Calves by their side, realised good prices, accord ing to age and condition. Tho Pig trade was quite as brisk as last week. Supply . Sheep and Lambe, 6,380 ; Beasts, MO; Pigs, 420 ; Calves, 14 ; - Horses and Ponies, M. - - - - - - - - Livettrooc, Max 31.—We had a fair demand for cattle today; prices rather better, if anything, and all sold up. The sheep trade was rather dull, but prices remained much AC same ; a good deal, however, wu left unsold. Nunwicu, May 29.—Our market exhibited • fair show of Scots, with an excellent show of shorthorns. Although a good number of Beasts were sold, prices were no better than last week, still a fair clearance was made. Fat Beasts a splendid show, many lots of superior quality, and all sold at from 6e. 6d. to 6e. od., per atone, according to quality. The pens were well filled, Rogge o, from 2811. to 40s. per head. Lambs, 14s. to 295. per head, and ell sold. Ewes of all ages in demand, at from 161. to 365. per head, as to age, CSC, condition, end quality. Fat Sheep, 6s. 62. to 7s. per stone, with a short supply. In store Pigs and fat Pork no alteration worth notice. Sr. Ives (lIUNTINODONARIRV FAIR, May 31.—0 f store Beasts we had about 2,500 has , consisting of nearly all breeds, and such was the demand for them, that . the 'ellen describe it as the best selling fair they hare bad for a long period. Several of the lots exhibiting very floe breedin gs realised from U. to 21. per head more money than at any previous fain . The Sheep fair was also well suppli e d an a attended, and there was a rise of from 2s. to 3s. per head for wether stock, and 4s. to Os. advance for good couples. There were several head of fat stock shown of both Beef and Mutton, which wese easily sold at improved prices. Cows, for dairy purposes, sold ss well as any other stock, many of the beet making 191. per head; some w e ll-b re d Yorkshire Haden from two to three years old, made 151. each. Young Hones, of all descriptions, made unusually high prices. Ponies, under duty, made 101. to 121. each. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. _CASUALTIES. Lyme Regis, Scott, frOiiToiidon7O — San Francisco, has ar. rived in the Downs, making one inch of water her hour, after being oa store On the Maplin Sand, and assisted off. —Deal s !de, 30. TrimLiph, Cookson, with coal' for Hamburg, got aground on the rocks of Candy Island, at Ifeligo!and, on the 26th, during a fog, and took assistance, but filled and was abut. doned next day ; crew saved.—Cuxhaven, May 28. Winchester, Onward, Hope Goodwin, and Middlesex, all bound to Liverpool, with two others (names unknown), were reported still on the bar, at New Orli uns, on the Ath instant. But a private letter, received per Europa, reports that the Winchester had got off. There were five others at anchor inside, waiting for water.—Liverpool, May 31. SEABORNE MAILS. gnilets that the meth are ount (rem the: General Poet.ealle , t i ne - , lit—soct M by the moraing.-hugutch. by the night —and 11 by the morning .-dernatriv. .--... Davit= made up Prom what COUNTRIES. In Gears' Pew. Port Whim Otrim London. deepataboa. doe. _ o f Amerina(byHritpeoketl4 June 4 Anenas(bythilted Slat; Juno I smaket)Liver; sol 'June 9 venevide(byll.KtateankM June S ... ..... ...... Southampton June 3 AnetraU a (via Sou tbamt ton) . Ditto (via Marraillea) N 1./..ver Ditto (via Cape of Uood Hope) . . —.....N June 2 '.. &hos (W est Ocoot) ...N ISM of t h e month riraolito ...'June! 4!caulria• N loth ittOth ofmon. Dover June 15 welittam N oft', Dew 'Daily OrssU M 9th of Um month loathorapton.lJuse 16 susses Ayres M nth ef the mouth nitabanipten. June 16 , hiliforiela(vio Ctiagrvella hulk Mbar mouth southatopton. June 5 Cape de Verde N June 2 - 11Pe of flood Mope N Ind & Itth ur June Pilmouth7 Plymouth-. .. 1 June 3 tissotantinopla • IS 7thl7ol27thgmeis .'ones. Chitral Amorists 5l lad& Mho( went Southampton. 'June 5 amine( Isles N Istaa..Wed..7l.PritL Seutharopten.lTYlLlM ChM .... M Ronal/Lb.)! month tootharaptua,huse 5 Anne* .M&N Twice dally Dome Ntree........................N 7thl7th27thof moo Dover Bentham .14 Torrid*, & 'Yids) London hi Holland .le Widow. & Wu, Landon itc= H00d1um ....... N 1711 of the oitenti. Southampton. June 30 Ireland it & N Tyke daily Holyhead Tutor de. India Ma Santlearati.)M 2011 of the month southanipton. June 20 ladle (via Miussillem) N itthh.24thof month Dever June 28 India (via Cape of 004 X: Hope) N .15th of the month Pli mouth ... Mauritius N 151.11 of the monthiPlymouth ... Illaditerransaa(vlaliouth M 110th of the month Southampton. June 10 Dl a t:rvitilaresiUm) —it Ilthalith otalooth Dover lesleo M Ind of the month Southampton. June Madeira ld sth of the month Southampton. June 0 Malta. i TU4170.19042701 '• Wrath° ftb e month, Dover Narks* sllllsollstkof mon Dover Papal Mates* Pt SthlhtliZithof mon Dora? Peninsula AI 7thllth2ltionsiou Senthampton Jos Peru .M 2ndal7thot meth douthampton. June Tunny. N Stblsoolstholmon Dover Wool ladies 5l 1711 or the month Southampton. June 20 West ladles foment Ma vsans.and N.ail) IS bet of the mouth Soatliamptaa. Junes • lee Node to thou 4roultreee thee weed (•) we conveyed by hoick yeast via Weelealleo ARRIVED. Araoas-at 1:10, May 29, from Rise Arsorce -at Newport, May 29, from Hamburg ALMA-at Weymouth, May 29, from Dietz* Corm:a-at nrldport, May 29, from BM Omar -at Bouthamptcm, May 29, from Madeira CATIIANIMA -at Liman*. May 31, from Gronina* CIIIIPTIAN MAItIA -at GIaVINKIS4I. May 3a, from Denmark Camara-at Liverpool, May 31, from Bt. Michael% Cimuders -at Liverpool. May 31, from Aa Dammam-at Gravesend, May 31, from New Eula-at Gravesend, May 31, from amebas Ernmr -at Liverpool, May 31, ham LIMO FILANSLIII -at Falmouth, May 30, hem. Alessmerls Favovamr-at Penzance, May 29, from Asia* Frxioono-at Gravesred, May 31, from. Itatlinki Ham laaara-at Lieu. May 29, fem. Clark** Isiza-al Hull, May 29 , 29 from ICOMICZ JOMAVNA-At 141111 e , 3 I lame Holmes-at May 1, rout Nantri Laonnuans-at Li May SI, from Oateed Kale Aix -at Gesmiend, May 31, ham Gottezberg lIAIIT-at Falmouth, May 30, from Malls OLiAlt Q't Ma -at Poatataauth, May 30, from Land= PUMA DONNA-at Desl, May 29, from Bt. Michael% Palma-at Plymouth, May 23, from Loudon RATIMAMOVIIat -at Gravesend, May 31, from Asters* Rao ranter-at Exmouth, May 30, from B. Ayres irm-at Hull, May 29, holm Mad 8. V. Geese-at Cloorastown, May 2S, from Philidel*ln TaTPWaNA -at Bristol, May 31, from 8W,,1 TUOMMI Ca ALMIMI-Ilt Hull, May 29, from AM Vora-at Falmcuth May 29, from Odra Vera-at Liverpo ol, May 31, from data* Waame-at Deal,ay 30, from Calcutta Wu. bOtarra -at OTITtatIMI, May 31, from ilan• BAILED. Aowie-from Gravesend, May SI, to „ SWIM Aransas (a.l-trom Liverpool, May 31, to Haws Ausu.s-from Hull, May 30, t 0........ ArNentpe AlOl AND CATigaIUMZ -frail Plymouth, May 30, to --lonian ACCORD-tram Sunderland, May 211. to IL Petanlawi IIaiLLTANT-from Hartlepool, May 28, to. et. Petersburg Parma MOVISacw -ham IgeWPOrt. May SS. to *MN Btu ow-from Plymouth, May 80, to N. Petering. SILITAJPIA-hem MOM% May 30, to -Louie. Bans-tram 30, to Loader Cs wNowooD-from Gromesk, May IS, to Merit azurna-from Hartlepool, May 29, to St.Petenburg CSKULLOITiIIAIRIA-fies Panzanoe, May 23, to Grand 01111111/7 oliumerroartroce Lhorpool, May 31, to Amos May 31, to Anolual *ea May 3l M 4 31, t 0...-. .......... __Growlsok e b b ~homaaix Ardeopil Haulm-tree allitidn May , it. Peloriburg Baas or Donte-kone Iltabtonth, May 29, to ...... ....... LYN LersarNan-der Lhorpool, May 31, to Moil Zurnearta-buft Orwasuall, May 31, to OEM Suaaaau-lben INNseels, May 29, to ....... ......- loodas -.- J lea y 29, to Gwyn Jewia-trola utk, Noy 30, to Lames HasraY-tram May SO, to Laden Hannan- les s , May 13, to -........„.. Part INA loviaar a. B . A me nri a L i t: At. Pstenterg Jam d, May 31, to Atria Anti atOtt -from = May 29. to .laden Laato loot-ken May 29, I. Janke MAZY-*Olllll Dartmouth, UAW SO, to Louisa Nownossi-froni Nyasa* May 30, to lawful NAST IAIIIIIBII-411•111111111116, Kay 29, to Ads Nairrutatfr-ems wit. thy 19, to !Willy-AIM 01911111194 Kay 111, to Osaaa-ter Orwalesed, May 31, to CI E Ottooa-trom Plyserstb, May 39, to .......... &Web Pomon-bas Itmouth, May Ma y 2 9 Orseetoit Illemarelbsl9ANN Melds, May 29, to Pima Ilmenta-Neop aillle, May 39, ..imparbous Lotr M elds, 29 to to .......... „Amine ja mi n sa lm a ga, May 90 to ... . ...„......„..»....„„ Bu Zuwaan-Ms btar 30, .................. Pr. Baasso-Nin P laile, MMth ilsy 19, to .. ... Twasy-aniew co Matom Hartlepnol, May 114 t0....= Vicroara-lern Dartmouth, May 50, to.- ........ .........„14001111 Lo -its Falmouth, May 29, t 0„.... .., ... LOMA'S Lime Lomas-hem Greenock, May 23, M....„.-Baehr Ayres Wis. Nun-from Newport, May 29, 19 ...............Doston, U.S. r)AWIll VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aurelius, 120 days home Liverpool for den Francisco, Feb. 29,1 at. 8., lon. 78.12. lam from Shanesee for London,B, lat. 37 N., lon 34 W. Empire (American), bound 8., April lat. 13 N., too. 31 W. 0. C. Scranton. Spencer, from Liverpool for New Fork, May 14,124 43.20. lon. 117.12. Garland, of Cork, from Aden for Alyea, lat. 14 N., lon. 83 E. Jolla, Fillace, from Baton for Gloucester, May 1, lat. 42.31, km. 60.09. Lily Charlotte Guest, hum Amens ion for Greenock, May 6,1 M. 31 N., 100. IA W. Lord Auckland, from Ceylon for London, March 11, lot. 28 Iv lon. 47 E. Motmouth, 14 days from New Weals for Liverpool, May 7, lot. 3147,10 n. 77.11. MlllOste, Mao 24, off the Salters. Patna. from I.lverpool for Mina. Mush 13. lat. :8 8, lon. 81 W. Fear' of Dap, suoderland to New York, lie, 21 lat. 42 N., lon. 62 We IL Vax ent, bound outward, May 21, in lat. 41 N lon. 64 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ALLEPL—Ifay 27, at Promo*, Liverpool, Yrs. J. D. AU®, of a soe. BARWISR. —May 17, at Vilrlaswortb, ILeshystgre, tha wire of Yr. Hareem Buperviex of Inland Revenue, of a daughter. 'BASHKRTSON.—May 27, at Liverptml, Mrs. A. N. Robertson, of a 11011. ROHINSON.—May 17, at the Orange-road, Bermondsey, Ma. G. Y. Robinson. of a deughter. TOddWILL.—May 27, at the Netkigger, Bermondsey, Mrs. R. T. will, of a daughter. MARRIAGES BOWEN—DUNDA&—)layl7,aililiiiaWs, Bryanstoniaquare. by the Rev. H. Butterworth, of Stapleton Rectory, William Henry, 'ideation of Capt. W. A. Bowen, to Erneiia (11herinil Aone, eidefgaughter4d the late Lout..CoL T. Dural" Mewl Army, and of 11 - a - nor, Perthahire. - DE HAVILLAND—ATISINSON.—May 27, atTorCharch, by the KM C. It. de Maitland, M.A Vicar of Great Toner, Dormlshire. J. De Maitland, Egg.. Lieut. Royal Artillery, son of the late Major do Maitland, 3lrt Foot, to Loulga Magdalene, youilret daugbicr of 0. Atkinson, Erg., itt4 ,of Norilvourt, Torquay. mi—LUGOER.—May 27, at Tottenham, by the yen. Archdea con of London, the Res. J. Smith, M.A., Rector of Rruiley dad 0a el y. Moeda. and Pellow of Chriiit'a College, Cambridge, to Joeephiso liarrietta Sarah Lugger, only child of the tato J. Lod ger, Esq. TA PLEY—DAVIII—May 27. at KC Waxen* Exeter, by the Rev. J. T. Toye, Mr. J. Tapley, to Miss Charlotte Davie, both of Exeter. DEATHS. BARBOW.—May 27, "at Benner. d erv, Clifton, Arthur Alta, on') child of A. Barrow, Fig, Lieut. R. 21., aged two years and Keen . month.. NAYIMR.—May 27, at Ponder's-end, Enfield, Ann, wife of W. Naylor, aged St PHELPe.—May 27, J. Phelps, Eng.. eldest eon of the hate Rey. J. Mein leteCapt. of the 14th light Dragoow, nod 40. SA UN DEM.—May 27, at Allsvp.terruee, Regent's- pork, Marlene 'Went 0. Saunder., P, of the Bengal Molteal Service. THOM MLl—Mieay SO, Ann Elisabeth, wife of Mr. Joseph Thomas, 02 No. hemequere. WILKINSON.—May 27, Eleanor, wife of Mr. 0. C. Illatt-straet, liontinempton, eird 39. 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