The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-21 00:00:00

F ,.., _ CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERTS. Th. maim of tba Royal Italian Opera, gives at ttm Crays al Pa;soe, go en pr. sperously, sad their receipt, will, a• doubt, amply replace, with ample profit, the large is wbt•b Mr. Gaye receive. fr m the Crsstal P.l cow isasy. We again Bydealant yesterday, and, sot' withstasdkg the unsettled state of the weather, found an im maw assembrgeerjeying a performance more than usually littledliiVe. Ad the great petformeis of the Royal hal so Opus 'attributed thsir talents; and the selection of music, though ehielly, was not exclusively taken from the sipertoire of the theatre. The two pre of the c tncert began sub with an overture, the first with Cberibisi's Lea Dews Jarred**, the second with Rosaini's Semestamida, b tb of them sdmiratly played by the magnificent orchestra. Formes gave me fsvourite air from ?Curt's Seraglio, "Ha! wile vela ich triumptiren," with his usual power. Rossioi's beautiful duet, Una dams," from li Cola* 01 y, was aura ►y Mademoiselle Maud end Gardoni as they leg ft on the stage. Mademoiselle Dalai* was encored is t►e r :muss, "Deb, its voter," from Amu Boland; and the same complacent was paid to Grisi's performance of the fie. air, " Deh calms, 0 del." from °tufo. By far the most remarkable Claire of the concert lira the rest scene from Mendelseohn's un finished posthumous op-es Lereleg (the only p trtion of it, sahappily, that has Semi presesetd), sung by Madame Jenny thy, accompanied by the chi rus. 'lbis wonderful fragisisst, whteh shows what Mesdelsscha might have been es a dramatic composer, was first smog at the B:rmirgbam Festival of 1862, by Clara Novell; the only English singer, we believe, who has ever tussled it, as the is the oily on. who has power sufficient to grApplo with mimic st grand, so wild, awl so imp taloned. Jassy Ney, the greatest tragic singer in Germany, save truly Jason's& Wrgcer (whom she rivals), Slag it yesterday In a maser which transported the audwisce, end was rap turously applauded. Madame Deeries (who, though not a roper person to play the put of Donna Anne, fa an soul list ginger) had great MVOS is the air, " Vs, alit elle," from Robert le Diable, which she sang is the original Womb, and v.ry beautifully. Costa's pretty trio, " Vans, • solid," sang by Grist, Gardonl, and Marto, was moored ; as was the duet ..Do're contort.," from the Gisranswero of Moreadaste, song by Bosio sod Didife. These were the principal latidents of this very ascelleat maw,. MDLLE. ELOISE IYHIMUIIeII CONCERT. Mdlle. D'Eerbil is so infant pianist, some seven or eight peen ell. We have not much faith in infant pradigies, bat en. a►tioas ma-t be wadi, and this is owe of them. fib* is s most iaterestieg little girl, with real talent, which, if cult-- Wad, may bring forth rich fruit,. It nay be said that so rang i chill should H kept at study, sad not be made as iahibition of. This is tree; sad yet them neap be remote fm her being brought so early before the gable's. Mozart, at the same age, was exhibited is a simi lar way, ttoosh under the are of a most judicious patent, boons' t►e eirennutancie of the family required it. Mdlli. D'Herbil played several pieces, perticalerly (with Mr. Beatteliet) 'duet ea themes from the Figha del Reggiminto, sad afutssia of &bola's, with clear, brilliant saran Wes, sad numb intelligence sad feeling. Malmo Visrdot, °mein, Mr. Swift, aid other eminent perfumers, gays their aid in prodeciag a very agreeable Hamm which (we should hive Hasa by say's") wit gives at t►e ileac witheques It tome yesterday mornieg. MIN ENNA EIJOBTIII CONCLIT.—MiIe Busby, s Met promising loan pianist, gave a seabed@ anoint& yes terday at the Beethoves-recess, is Rasley-etrest. She was emitted by Madame Clara Bahamans, Madame Visrdot, Mary Mohacs, and Sigaoc Piaui, sad, with the help of these greet artists, gave as eatertaiameat of aro commas amellisco. Min Busby herself, with Moligao sad played Mesdrheobs's trio in D minor; sad, with Iledsras liosetelres Homage it Head el," actlaittisg herself la both gime with great ability. Madame Schu sses played Beetboves's least' to E fist, Op. 7; Ear 111•11qu sad airier rtatti perforated solos on the Tithe sad the 'Waste 1 t ; and Madame Visrdot 'cog se air of Heade) sadism's:kid PreLch songs, to which she gave a charming Wed. Tao nom was crowded by a highly grit/tied eadiesse. DRAMA Is the frame, the Wet streak of the foul to break down! t►e tyreaey of the body, the slight fleshes of modes like ripples oa the Dead Sea, were marvellously tree. The head. drooped heathy, the mouth quivered, the eye strove in vain to pt impree•iou from the external world. Beck an ell notion of IBM physic el decrepitude in most sea et . w .suld have lien merely a clever imitation of teepee to be met with is a hospital, bit Rioted threw a wonderful pow of motel and moral interest ironed the scene by the terrible meaner in which she expressed the struggle of the scut with the hody The approach of her hush and gives her spirit a strength not ►ts own. The whole rowers of her being are united is one mighty wave of joy and delight. but the effort is tco much. TIM bow la broken with the flume tension. With a smile of pions resignation she says : In pate or oompiesi II norificio." " Lit the raffifice be accomplished in peace," and sinks to rest with a few mutterso expressions of adieu. Words can. not caprice the wonderful truth *IOU' fifth act. Art coati go so for her. The audience, delighted as they had been with the previous pottioas of the performance, were electri fied. They rise from their seats, and called the groat amen twice before the curtain. It wee Madame Ristori's greatest triumph. It will be seen from what bee been said that the play of Pio del Miami O no very greet effort of dramatic art. Rinaldo, who might have established tome claims to oar slop .toy had he been, like Othello, noble, confiding, and truthful, diegasts us at the very commeccemest, by his coafession that he uvula his wile, for so other reason than that is his wild you h he hod made espsrience of the (she ens of women. The louses' of the suspicion is an outrige &palest Pia, which even Ilge te,ents. HI aikido's vile jealousy is only equal to his absurd stupidity. He delivers himself blindly into the hands of Up for no reason whatever, is duped by the shall° eat coatrivance ever used by a dramatist, and ends by becoming a pitiless tpaat and a contemned* sneak. The utter west of the dramatic sense is Marmot> is shown by his neglecting to bring Up at the stage at the time of his spay of remorse. Instead of showing this agony, we are gold of it In the most prosaic language, and he is brought In for a moment at the ead of t►e prise simply to let as know that he has not scooped the punishment of ►is alms,. The way la which Up sets about his work of treachery is that of a rash ►uugler, in•teed of an artful traitor. The character, how ever, of Pia redeems the play. Moreno, the author, hes written mph finer dramas than this. Amongst the finest we say reckon as Farniolia Fescari, and Ansoldo do Brescia. The author was roomed of great talent but not nub genius. He lived bat for liter►ture. Although so precocious that he took deadeye' of Doetor of Laws at the Uoiversity of Tarim in 1818, when he wee only 18 yam of age, he could net I. prevailed upon to adopt the law as a profs/mime. He gave himself up ex clusively to literature at the op of 21, sal was oily diverted from this pursuit in the you 1848, when he ac cepted a government situ►tion at Savona, is order to pro vide for his (early. He only held it for a few month., and died in the year that be had accepted it. His peodurtions a•e very numerous. Only a portion of what he has written is published. The works remaining in manuscript are being prs pared for publicatioe. OLYMPIC Tazaras.—Mr. James Rogers, who was rematly studied to A. Adolph' Company, h•e entered Into as engageamt with Mr. Wigan, and will shortly make bit atpear•an at the Olympic. Mr. Rogera's position will be that uebaleally knows u " woad low ousedtaa," and hie emgogeseat will be • sells( to Mr. Raton, who le at preseat rather °unmated. The following are the westing* of the Literary and Scientific Societies for the caning week :—Moaday— Society of Arts, 12, Conference of Represeatatives of Inati tutiose in Union. Geographical, 81: 1, Mr. W. D. Cooley, " Natal Africa;" 2, Dr Livingston, "The Longitude of the Aiwa o;" 3, Ceptais Bitter, The Laadfall of Colum ba ;" 4, Catlin Sprat, "Roam between Kusherj4 sad the Danube;" 6, Mr. Henry Poole, " Journey i■ Nicontedia and Palestine." Tuesday—Sala, of Arta, 41, One Hun dred and Seeoad Aanivemary Dinner at the Crystal Palace. Medical and Otilnargieal, 81. Z wl , gical, 9. Wassail — Society of Aria, 4, Animal General Meeting. Miawieopical, 8. R yal Society of Literature, 81. Thursday—Mamie. static. 7. Aaniversary. Friday—Philological, 8. flatarday —Royal Rota* 3f. LYCEUM THEATRE—MADAME RISTORI. Every reader of Dante knows the story of Pie, painted se terribly sad dlatisetly is s few abort lion by the pest, et the sod of the fifth mato of the "Pargetorio ." Rieirditi di me, ohs sea a Pis, Mess ai fe' ; disfewasi Mamas ; Sala alai ohs 'swollen" Dole, Marinade a' ins cos Is ens rasa. Me, who as Pis, to resembrace brag; Sass hors as; sad Mareares Blew; He who, at amps, ass ioldes ring Placed as my Sega, ksosreth this is true. On Monday Vanzhall.gardens open for ten nights midi the Cirque loreriel of Franco and aae•er)u other attrectioss,—at the charge of le. for adulation. We &isnot say that Menses, the swim of Pia de TOWNIIi, has brought out the &erecter of La Pia ha maws which ocritspoada with Dana's description. He has manly re pr.:seated her se an affictionate, devoted womaai with no room is her soul but for two timings— love sad davot . ca. Datts's Pia has carried tecycod the any. ace or two 'seller of • hue rather more sombre then these. If Heuer aella dells Pietro, her husbaud, had bKs standing by Dante whoa Pia attend the significant word& "Balsi colul chip 'neonate psis," &c., wa are quite sere that he would have felt intressily ancossfortsWe. Dante aver thinks of divesting his charecten of their hums passions sinp'y because they have left tr is world, and the Mare brevity w:tb which Pie alludes to the husband, who, es a bus smpkita of her ineoatinence, had sent her to die Newly by the pretil.ntial air of the Maremins, is a proof that love was not the feeling uppermost is her mind. However, although klareneo's Pia u not Dante's Pia, she is • reseal hab:y interesting pereonage, and the drama Lauded Deate's spired, has nun; points of is . Ws have the hit glimpse of Pm Is the third setae of the lint ad, whore she presents het husband Rinaldo with a owed, onsasseated by her 01r.1 hand. No words can do judos to ke curious fidelity with which the esteem telec asts by dress, 6e.tare, and exprersios, the character of the mile of • mediaeval lcrl. She appeared like • Agars step pia; out from an illaseisated meenseript. The aston'alsieg art with which she determines the folds MUNI drapery could only be acquired after years of notify. She is submiasive es the wile of a brutal chieftain of the middle urn needs be, deeply im; rtss.d with religious sentineled, as might natur ally be the cue when the Holy Roman Church tyrannised wvw th• seoscienees of the whole woad, and leen, se the meet devoted woman that ever sacrificed herself for ate ob ject of 'mar. alms. like appeals to her hubsed to spare as mesh se pomade the objects of his hostility, who are her sows Mations, and says with the nest tow-hiss delic acy_ " Ti rammuni, ohs 'pose ban pare l Ceti." --- .:Itontemher that the men whom post maguey bare wives as well in yeorielf." Rwaldo, her hasboad, however, detrnaime to be jealous, and Room her ho the derivate 'semi) of Ugn, who is himself Mill in lora with Pia. lige declares his love, mad ilonyoloot him with a mixture of horror, res'pned patsy, INA disdain of his throats, which was expremed in a mu filtmaneer. "• Tomo Is oolpa"—" Sin is ay ooly fear"— assays in a deep, solemn, shuddering tope, when Ugo mks her if she does sot fear diabouipip. Ths act Is taken up with the aeeee•sful Woe of Ugo's Money aniline to 'nits jadeite" In the naiad of Rinaldo. T^_e commentate er: of et • settees wee re. eognistd by VA audience is t►is, as will as in th• first act. At the close of ea la she was railed to receive the homage of Übe Muse. la the third sc• Realist reproaches his with with bar supposed treachery, and leaves her to die by the Mow views of the air of tie Illaseene, in a castle to which be hos talon her. It wee her. that Madams Rivori displayed to the WI that eaqui-ito pampa in of ehersc - er that boo Gabbled her to reach the summit of her art. Raprriented by boo, Pis is too purr, too holy, to be abler at lest to rise to the 11100eIpticra of the Fr wane of Humid**, reproaches, awl when at I.s: he speeks pimely of shame awed repeotaace, webs only utters the weeds— ". Vermont, le? Postimeato?" has woo*, weederiag , as if the very ideas Globus@ mot poolttoco were strangers to her. H r bunt of passim whoa she rally 'indenter's** Ism lord, the Menke conteuips a s uptown when she tells bins to repeat his ..wn limner M bus, sad the delirium' of passion, followed by the dope of deroletion, shown whea she Hods that s►e Is abosilloood by her husband, ars impossib'e to bs de/eribed. We Gannet haler on the scenes iotervesion between RR and t►e Goal catastrophe. ♦ heavy fourth act come shoe bee oeparatioa from her husband sad a se ii red repulse OUR*, and is Um lilt see *be is brought on the nege dylog of the how of the Illavrame. There is no MOTS. moot is this set sod all depends epos the asasrel.ns sit of the MIMI. Tho proloosui phyainal exhanetion exhibited THE AUSTRALLUI MAIM-LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. —1 he royal sail snip oJldos Bra, Captain Brown, be loeging to the White Stu line of Austrdiaa packet., milled fro. the Mersey at noon to-day, for Melbourne, with the Aantraliaa mails, 400 oseeragers, and a fall cargo of serekaadine on freight. The no xt Rails for the solcnics wil be carried out by the law clipper Month,' Light, Captain belosstog to Mears. Jame. Banal and Co.'s Black Ba.l line of An.tralian pocket*, which will sail on MO sth prozhnolor Melboarae. Carrot( IN IN NICARAGUA. —We were favoured, yesterday (my! the New Grimm Tress Delta), by a goo theme from Mister's's., who has travelled a good deal through that carders spot of Coates' America, with a sped mom of the wild cotton that grows there spontaneously. The colour le Mx, and the testare warty equal to oar sea island. The curious Ia sash matters ela se - sample a' oar cam. VISIT OF LIVERPOOL MERCHANTS TO THE ORMSBY Docce —Oa Tuesday a saber of the hooding air ?chants I and other penile:sea, eosseeted with the port of Liverpool, I visited the extensive dreke at Great Grimsby, os the Muka lla' lathe dir Ken of the Muscle rite, Sheffield, mil Lis salinities Ra•leray Company. The visitors left Liverpool at '&l6 a.m. by 'pedal train, sad reached Grimsby at 12.60. , Immediately on arrival at this tomatoes, and previous to any imputes of the docks, the party were takes out is the rail gay eompeny's steamer Maechester, to the Ormsby ' rude and Spurs Point. Os the return of the vessel to the ' docks, the 'Adore sat down to luncheon, which wee pro ! Tided is board. Ms. Chapman, the deputy eliairmaa of the someway, presided, and the vice-chair was occupied by Mr. Wattle, the general manager. The chairman said there was a trade sow in ezistesee whit heneAtted both (Husby sod Liverpool, and that was the transit trade. In 1863, the is p wt. homes* the Humber and Manchenter and Liverpool w o re 42 coo toe., in 1834 they were 63 000 loss, end la 1856. 64.000 tone; and of this traffic Grimehy ha 4 only 1.200 rose in 1863, whilst it had ohtsined 9.000 toss is 1855. He regarded it as an asepieiose circumstaare for Grimsby that it should have boon visited by the reerekasta l of Lie. rpieol on a day which was within Eve years of beteg the hisadredth anniversary or the opening of the Bridg water Navigation, au smut which had been so greatly ma. dative to the prosperity of Liverpool. The Mayor of Liver ', 01, is responding. said be could spook frail personal Imita ted,* of the astonishing proems. made by the port of Grimsby Macs the arw docks were conuse•ead. Ho wee tonvieeed that the pr j.etors of those greet works hod most ekdhlly and c:lentatleally carried oat their soh. me of Goan merciel asectemodation ; and whilst he hoped their eater prise woeld be rewarded as it deserved, he bohovsd too oossasre• of this 'misery was espanslve enough to ensue the seams of the audirisktog. The company were sabot quoit arld , emed by Messrs Hereby, 8. Holes. Breekle soak, T , Shand, Fenton, and others.—MsocA•ster Goo/vain. Hatton Comm:cr.—A respectable young lady, one of • Omer , . party from Bheillield, whilst visiting the Grimsby D. elm on Beadey last, loft her bal.nte whilst erosiing the lick gime, and fell Into the water, a death of nearly 40 foot below. A youth about 16 years of sge, named Henry Jenkins, sort irf Yr. Edward Jsakis•, of this t 0.., let himself down by the MOS beams of the dock gate., and plunged is to the yowl, ledy's rem'. He succeeded in reachiag ter, and bolding her above water with one head, ! whilst with the, whet he airy adroitly secured round her waist • reps which was thrown to him by his brother flow the dock well, and by which she was drawa out of the water is a moat exhausted state. Tao gallant yoong salon (who I bad rem•tly ;starved from the Beall.), Radios the lady's aerosol was left behind, again deecended, and plunging into the wiser, brought it tie amidst the esclamatioos of the summons bystanders. TLe ledy was takes to the »froth. amalgams sear at band, and her friends were desirous of making tl e youth some resew ration, but be refamd any thing b.,nud the Woman , ef drinking their healthy Ia • glove of wino.— Stamford Mercury. MELANCHOLY BOAT ACCIDENT.—Two lads named Ride. and Aliens, who bad use home f•om so►ool to •p , nd the.. attics with tteir frit ads, were drowsed in lb* Hatter Canal on Hooday. They had hired • hog for a eb rt evenesion, awl whilst i■ the aet of changing, p iltioes gag •rnt; which seas light and narrow, upset, sad the boys ism their lime is a few =hawse. A STATION MASTER KILLID.—A fetal socidett tank place at B Rhumb, near Bbreerelmry, on Widowley, by whieh Mr. Pitchinrd, sta.ioa seater, lost his life. The last up Deis frog Cb,s:.r, c. le et Suchard). about 9 40, sea tea We icesday 'teak( a patient .• from Shrewsbury took a ticket to go by this train. After Ribs the ticker, there being no other pseseagers, Mr. Pitchford went oat of the station for the purpose of grow eg to the other aide, to be ready fa the up train, which would ►e area dee. The does 'apron, which leaves Shrewsbury at 925, pose Na shua& at the sane time at the up-traits is due 00000 . It Is pretested that this feet mast have bees Ito the resent tergottes by the addertunata nu, for ao wooer tad be stepped oa the line to mom oter than t►e ezprese train dashed by, sad the buffers of the engine strikiag his, be err leetaatly dashed t, pica'. His body, which was found at some Cruses, presented a frightful scoMeelle—la feet it was aim at Imp...rade to recitals* whet it had been. As inquest yea held en Thursday, and a verdict of asst. distal death retumeid.—Ntreteebury Chronicle. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1858. 111.11L4ND. THE TIPPERARY BANK. THE CASE OF THE ENGLISH SHAREHOLDERS. DUSLIN, Joss 20. _ _ _ The Muter of the Rolls proceeded this day to give judgment is the ease of John Glaser, one of the English sbarebolden la the Tipperary Bank, sad wbwe else was to govern all the others la the same category. It was an eppeal from the decision t f Master Murphy, who had retained the English shareholders on the list of contributories, and we. argued at coosiderable 'eolith at the eommencensent of the term; and the deepest Interest was felt in the result, both in this country and in England. The Master of the E Ils sow decreed that the decision of Master Murphy mut be set aside, on the ground that the transestion wee a grove fraud, and the English shareholders are therefore free. MUM MOStr.mery Haight*" wa. arraigned yesterday at the commission of over tad terrainer, on ten wpsrate la aiataisnte, for the forgery of railway transfer coeds, and pleaded not guilty to each. The indictments are in gab stases as folio as :-1. 'rho on Sao 121 h of Muth, 1856, he forged a deed part coning to trans6r 1,0001. worth of the con.olidated stock of the Greet Southern and Western Railway Company, from Elisabeth Saltater.h to John G. Oradea. 2. Oa the 7th June, 1855, • deed parporting to trysail. 166 of the 4 per cent. star, of the company, of the value or 201 each, amounting to 3,1201 , from Henry H. Jones to John 14 an. 3. Oo the 23rd of September, 1864, • deed purporting to trend., I,oooi. of the cowpony's con solidated stock, a. follows, ♦s.: 6001. from John Thumps mi to William Whelan, and 5001. free John Thomp.on to William Ryan. 4. On the 18th of March, 1854, a deed parportirg to transfer 1,1001. of the capital stock of the company from John Thompeon so Jobs Ryan. 6 On the 24th of April, 1854, a deed purporting to transfer 1,7501. of the capital stock of the company from Jobs Tl.ompson to Jobe Ge”ree Gordon. 6. Oa the 4 h of November, 1866, a deed parportieg to transfer 5001 of said .trek fr..m Henty Carter to John Ryan, and 6001 from El , aabeth B,ltmarso to John Ryan. 7. Oa the 17• h of October, 1853, a deed p•rportlag to transfer 1,0001. of toll compatly's consolidated stock from Henry Cook. to J. G. GlJrcloa. 8. Oa the 22nd et October, 1863, a deed purporting to transfer 1,0001. of the mete stock from Henry Cooke to John Ryan. 9 Oa the 26th of October, 1854, a deed purporting to hauler 1,1001. of the came stock from 0. F. Cooks to John 0 Gordon 10. On the 26th of Oct.sber, 1864, a deed purporting to trundler 1,6501. of the same stock from 0 F. Cooke to John 0. Gor don. Each indlotment had a as toad count, for tantrum with intent to defraud. The trial bu bun postponed until Monday, on the ground that th• judges presiding at the sorareispion are shanholders in the Great Souther. and Western Railway. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Pram last night's JAM U.) WAR DEPARTMENT. PALL.mALL, Jose 30. ROYAL ENGINEERS. Llentseaat•Oeseesl Charles Crone booed*, C. 8., to be ookmel commandaat, Ms Geese& Band, demand. BREVET. The Frametion of Brwret.lialor litoeklia, Royal Marines, to the rank at Ileetesset-colonel In the army, which appeared in the Garth; et lath inst, should base bees detail 6th June, 1656, instead of 6th Jaen, IBM, as thereto Mated. WAR DIPAITKIXT, 20.—Th• following wools prod the Isporna. oa peenge to ni Vi es the If 11 and 10th last :—Loaders, watt Iwd awl lard ; Otili. with .00 rota 07 Q. Mateo: QUI% with 7 and Mb lftimour, two comayelislizasakaad allapaill of Artlll•ry ; r rUsle, with laden, 40111nia Arditty; laden, with with arid. mat and Ma soustrais elle s id she ChM Ilegineent; urious, with are onapinee 01 the Nth Bitelaent. ADMIKALTY, J own Argot Commander H. Lloyd OW:, to the Ihswftb* 54, pard ship of ordinary, at eheerseee. Liontonant N. Oitorso (WWL to tho lloonven, 70, ate &hip, Meth Araotka and wait lads' melon. Clark 1. Waymonta to tM Irllltant,t4 at Ammo. WOOLWICH, Jim W. aillasaaw MY Y s Noma moth earn and Omar anted at Irmittlik all Oa old IMoMboulti oltp al us gum foom It. Disdain wit be Wks la ask la maim the moil* to mom Mr Mat as Impllal Ho Gomm tole otationod Is to. vet Tamm, MOM at Ws NI Madoart, Mite W /r a vombir of pm bon • psi. amt eat la rtm. TM Maps aal Otmon will Mani W ltutwomb ftaMt. OilaaL TM; ptll. mkt. loft Wahla et two o'clook this tombs PORTSMOUTH, Joao 30. s e as &ads, stria trolleport, arrive* t. day host the L? with the sod • eropirlee. 11th battalion. flolMartlllery, umbrae 17 ) oft oar WI Weer% Three bouts died or the plow The hettowtor also ei n tb e Z ar llrtillery ems lime la the Sarah Urge ; Limatereor Ching ; Oarreito Ilhar* Diem sod Mem ; lieftessla aid Marrs Ite. Whig, et the SIM ; Llorlemot Ilithemolt. et the ; se Mr. liesesd. Tarresehheo out. The limb Saab Mt hialmition on the 11Metlior. Tim ♦Mop laseet be eery brat kbeeettow Imes. bet bs eal_peemil bp Smell Abel bele to Woolwich. Sal letillsen llebbeentet Mkt* who mired yesterday to Ms stoma treripert le Palltat the metropolis. The lianfrAll. mew deep Onemeseet Wild this ahem ea • mole he the warhead. *Wig deemed Is mien sal ired a royal seats at woos to. 6.7 toe esakeressy of Yr theory'. occasion to the throw. to nat. 11. rim Impel* boa; went out of harbour to-day try biz walkary. SHEERNESS, Jana 10. The Cabbala, 120, from Dtvonpurt f.r Deptford, authored et c time lime at Ittanday mains lam. Gorgon, 6, r ." men shop, Ommemar .hard B. °natant, and the e, peillemtbeel item de m Cammeader Arthur Tower (Ma the Ime=lered st the Nom, bMaa eag led to lei Clandleole ee Mite the place of the Dreadnought lirdip he ewe= of napless dey leflz ls the esslooffeeo of Meirety'e amearka to the se. all the Imeesiska part at Maitre's* drawee ship at II a.m.. art et flee • nod SS late. the gamma Lao fired • royal matte Orem the Wedge batfary. TM raia fell la tomato dudes the day. with Mort laterialeslom betimes. DUBLIN, JIM, O. The teat portion of the depot of th• 6th llr tiooa Galardi, eseolodeg et tAlleen, 4 pormaants. nal 83 men, with 84 horses. ant. MOW pair day at ths North Wall ea heard lb. Herald. aunts, for Thu parties mill mirth this day. meetbeit this sereissy at Klasstosni /or Eseisal. le dleasielloL Ibty seeeshol trona the royal barracks after doi endoak. The Maytag belle mind hi Oselt ea Wednesday : —320 of the Ord sad gem adleete, outer the asses a of Captain Borer hem Dublin; 111 it the 62nd sad lye sllsses, saner Colonel Nemo. mop await Um arrival ora Unspent Mrtranmala.ioo to Nova Slaty alba 2ad (Queen's Om) mad time Ahern seder Casale Squire, ham Bona* and 23 of His from Um Cu min. to snood for Ma Lips or Good flops. SPORTING. —.— NEWTON RACES.—TRURSDAY. ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. Ttits 0•111111000 11ANDIC*P PLATO of 60 aura. Winners attn. Half • ails. Mr. J. Osbornelt Alfred, by Bledattedier, S yrs, 6.4 41b (chalks) 1 Mr. Wood's Pen, 3 m i l; illb (taw 2 Mr. Dobeon's Lap an 4 ps. let Illb Bettina :3 to apt Corte, to I set Alfred 3to 1 apt any other. Was cleverly by • length; • hood batmen the second and third; bad loath. Tas Baum; Braces of throe sow. ea b, with 30 sided, for 3 yr ode and upwards; optimal @alio, waging, he. Ones round and • daemon. (4 cubs) Mr. Wilkins's Duplicity, by Annandale, 3 yrs ) Est oth (iordhae 1 Mr. Bablmsca's Bright, 3 yea WO, cat 4.b (ear. Cst 3.b Mr. W. IP Meson's Little Bass. 3 yes (ICI.), Ist lib ( (Mun i Betting: Zan on Duplicity, 610 4 apt Bright, fi to I apt Little Emma. Won by arse lengths; lad third. The winner was sold to 111. 1. Osborne for 30 pikers. Tin Gamer Naleroa Her trICIP of 200 son, added to • Sworn , states of S mu. each. Cando penalties. Ito reoad to man 30 soon. out of Ws sake. One ado sod • half. (41 cuts.) Mr. L Par's Aladdin (lass o.34way), by Uarkaway, I yea, Tst . . _ Vlo p) 1 Kr. J. IThitisharrs Taa Duna, 3 yen 3st . alb Bmilsa) 3 Mr. ) 11 yrs, eat 10lb (Ind Sib antra lia Bating • 3 to 1 stun apt The Heir of Linn 16Y1 ) to 1 apt OoidbltL S to 1 apt *Lauda, 10 W 1 apt Lastlagessa ID to I apt la (Data. Won wily by • length, two isarths batmen the nand sad Wird; bed taoli. Learmispen sad Tb Mt of Lap woos Le last two. Tan •T. 11 stair's Pons of SO sow added to • 6weepstabes of 7 loss. cash, II ft, for two ard added extra. alba allowed 31ss. TIN sward to bateau acts. Halt a tale. (IS @obi.) Mr. Jastaca's Beatify, by The Cure, 2 Jr., 6.4 10th Malawi 1 Mr. Tbolinsom's Madaroe Cliequot, VS, Set 10 16 (Bat es) Mr OLIN yea, Trick, 2y, tet Betting : 6 to 4 us Madam* Cliequa, Slot aitst OtabsL, 6to I sash apt Wally aad Burry lb 10 I opt Marie Agnes. 11/111111, lads all Ws roaming, and woo by • Istata. lase distant* between the wood and third. aid fourth. T. a Nawrds *raze. of 33 son., added to • Itondicap Bona stakes of 3 soya each, bas all ages. owe oils and • quarter. (I rubs.) Mr. J. Osborne's Itclhalla, by Ms Curs, 2 ps, 4st till (Chancel 1 Mr. W. Oates's Priam Passible, 4 m pat Mr. Hotwocd's thsa WNW. 4 yrs. 7s: Oil (flora 3 Mr. mi Arstroott's ale ) or.e, 4 ts, Ist (laws 4 Mr. Nukes's Bright Eye. 3 3 re, cot 1210 (Laois) 3 Betting: 6W 4 apt Pr tows Plausible, f to 1 apt Walhalla. Wca by two lengths. Bad third. PRIDAT (lIT ILICTIIC TSLIBORAPIII.) Mame Moist Savaterse Five nn. W.s la a enter. Illiapos Daum., run. :sad Pride Comfort s• Nino rut. Woe by • lesitti• 00VTli LIMO/AM Taapaixos's FIAT& Aladdin Hla Pipit &a raft. Woo by tea books. BITTINO AT MANCHESTER.—PAIDAT. Sett Jag Ai' morning Wore lewtiog tor Mum: 1100THUSIIIERL 4ND PLATS. $ to 1 mg Klee at llootlood(tTo mI ag4 Canaobie (t) oto 1 Puck (t) 10 to I Illr. Lula'. lot (t) 10 to 1 4.10(I) THE RAILWAY 51111ZZ IN LIVERPOOL o—LIVElt ' ram, FAIDAT.—The strike of the clerks eadi porters est tines', bat business has boon pattisily retuned (stria( to the arrival of clerks sad porters Ircm Ether towns. At ea I. teiviow hetneen the persons est ea strike mad the of held yesterday, the is declined to accede to this Wl= the former, sad further intimated that the mea whit had tamed oat mast consider themeless &missed. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—Jima 20. urn's' AT ■al 111101 11 • Pl7Ollll /Oh 791=11 WILLIS !WI IP. ?I3 CODTH ZASTPRN RAILWAY COMPANY.- WALLING) OUT 07 • RAILWAY C• 1141•01. Tr lethal. m this ass wee • miler lad. shoat IS or 17 reuse = m ull bor e r P. newer damages let Werke =aiM is Z l a ra la poe the peed thee the eseiltat alley bed been sensed by tbe aegligethe et the W the pies wee are 'nifty. ig lerthelthr iaria Z Dell appeared toe the plaintiff; sad Ur. =Ogles hell Me. PIE for the defentlastu e .4th Maim krt. the yisiaUfi with owe Wow Whams trek aloes Ile North Keith Ilel‘way, under the dome of • petty hjangle ebb the Waterho, at Memos. He was in neweekiths Whim owl whim the teek eon& Os tamed hennas Oleriessiel end weed plantineassearing with his arms folded Meath mik bk balk ethelest the Wein* thee. Whine la the 1111111111 SD hk assahady strike Ida In the hoe, hut 'mud ast ethp. Ithew thug gth tato thylighs. heepeen, the door was nem sod die phi*" wee pee. It teen berm apparent that the vrWnd the other lad In the set of throwing out his arms aigr er red to sow blweli free Wens. The tunnel was under Fet tbethaa sad there were hen •of stone sod other materials ink and It vas thought that the palatiff was certainly killed. WM want Irak will i s highs slowly to look for Mtn. Mil laud YE eteggering alone like a drunken mon. Ho was taken be MAW Hosploil, when he remained fur nine dam. His Injuries rue seem ems on the heed end • opreMed ankle. She plaiatthalseall that be frequently to I pains in the head, and had het sag woo giddy when he went aloft No reedwel Mums cam amdet, the nay Mumma* being the plaintiff and another led. The deftwenwth as. wee that the door was fastened when the train kit Lestera. And was via opened by en, of the company's meant. ifflieweede; end Mat the fastening winch had barn since =Direly OIONIIIINI tat llama to be went. It was submitted to the Jury that the plistlldied no rig .t to be Madinat with hie back against the des. ad tart by aid.lng he had ea tributed to the accident by his eon atellgeee a. It we also meld that the plaintiff's iej urn". had been Mirsiand SNOW petty otheers ueposed that the plaintiff, who tder their kik e:ace the amid ot, was perfectly well. In the seem et He sem l am of the canoway's aerosols sand that he bad kited ewe agile dose la the train tempt the door In questket. The jug *mega verdict fee the pelotiff—damages, 304 Cada? V. Leh —NUISANCI. - - gialatlifis a tidy living In her own home in ffighbury-vUlaa and the delmdemt Is a Goal merchant, who bag a depot hmktv the North Loud.. latiway aid immediately opposite the plantla 'a hour. The melon was brought to recorer damages for a nuisance, the principal things complained of beteg the sofas or a tere-tab'eh sad coal dont, which was blown seat quantities into every part of the plaintiff's he we, and aloe tato h. r maitre. Mr. Serjeant Bytes and Mr. Applaud appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Watson and Mr. Manisty were for the deleedant. In the roam of the ewe hie lord•hip sttersted that It wee • Cale that ought to be settled, and, after some ducussion, it was 'Treated that a verdict .hootd be entered for the plaintiff, bit the amount of the verdict was not mantiooect. TOCIIISAINT V. 1.311. This nu shailir rase to the last, sad was also settled by • milk being taken kr ths pleisuff. GNAW 9. IinWEIT.-11TREIT ACOIDINT. This was as ran le Yawn dupe. for Walks sustained by the =in soneigninse a twain* been knocked down by a vat be. le the Willandnet, as the 13th of Aprll, 1634, w ee = ll.r. V. Widest. were for the plaintiff ; sad The plebdit wee a lady II years of op, aed her souse said that tee was teddy amssp'bted in petals( ald WNW sots bhe had aloe Isis a espied= we upwards 40 years awl bed attained the in z if upwards se het Isere pen. without Ses hue et ear of her ee %eddy poem Oa Oa dep la question the was crowing Onreeesed, when she was Isethet dews by the delseleat's vs; 'Ma wee daises by a lad about Ie years of age. Ms was so such rthat she had bees Wee unable to waft, and dw asi lrit: y es brepeorbirth Where struck at the use of th e had PIA alerteratell, wad to had also sostaird ease Wound lle plebliVs era see that he lad's esppeet bed MOM these. SAW. sad 489 sans said that the Ird bed winkled limisedilely saw the anise that Its bad palled the wimp rota by ablebe. The Mums s be the delledot dried mast of the cirenustesete elapsed tel. the tidal IS 1 irtiesser. lad ewe daily sassed that thus wee Sll stallgeses sa ths pet et the driver of the ea. That tM saddist bad bra caused by the oil Isay herself, who set elarsed whoa the Mier called rut to ter, and luseed of puss eat et the wads SO laws le trieht Own the new athadesabad pad , ead es hat Wel& het th e 'Stases. paid sot be poutivit that the bares sr met bad ass 1444894 her. Tto driver was not dbl. he beefs( , 10 te the *ls e ms, hat It was said that at the time of the 4049140 be was el Thefur pen y Med a verdict for the plaintiff—damages, ISI. COURT OF EXI ruing 20. TIN LOAD Cllll/ SLtOll ADD • JONI' V. POWELL,-8731PLICHASINV. Mr. Ever and Mr. Mown approved for the plaintiff ; end Mr. lama and Mr. Premier espessetted tie defendant. This was an Isfeepleedar kerb try whether 1101.. the amount of the Mehra' the Ofignisthlumniire Open 8 eepleatime, ran in March, lOU, was tlingswparre at ttr plainiut or the defendant. The phial, mon' Mersey at Carmer then eat the dekadant was • palm= of imilme sad owner of a pack of hosed., residing in the men Reighbeerbeed. It appeared that both the plaintiff and deasint Ina bingiamered for the ram in queetim, and that the &Liars's," WM& was objected to n 'he ground that it was mmo7 dasanimi Whey the 'Uri, woo the owe, the defendant's hone Mai am& lima parties claimed the atattes, and the stew ads Mails thlealleaLy dt e.tned to hand the amount over weither pay. bog pdd tt less emit; and hence the present acti.n. Two winsome ea din part of the plidnuff. one of whom was the pWetlf Ithemell. Wring been eatuninattl, the coat entirely filled. sows• wry imeirrast Vieeloeurn havi.g been made which drew forth some Kraig obis mations Irmo the leaned Judge, who ream. mended kr. Evans, who represented the plaintiff, not to penned further. . . The ier; having expreend rather a strong opinion, which was in perfect ecoaritssee with the learned Judge's, the ease was not further goes into. A verdict was thee metered for the &feuded. TM cther cases on the list hawing tune off, the court roes at an eery hoer. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, JUNE 20. WNW aa.roaetesmeraa 001111.11n1X. IX RN IMPINITT.—IttrUSAL TO TAXI AN OATIL The bankrupt wee a tailor at Camberwell. A pence named George Crud was lIIMMOIIIIII to answer the complaint of the saneness toooking • Main egeseiheat purporting to be executed by the basking& to Creed. in Meaty last, and which comprised all the ha Mr in lade. Kr. Maar (Crew and Kay) wished to examine Creed touching the simemont emmalem. TheTentimmat woe readieed to Creed, so that he might be sworn. Cesed reenerel he he emu. semeimienr—M Creed—Mons—Monsl do hy sot believe la the book. Kr. Prawns—Ton do not believe In the Bible' Creed—No. I sat an avowed Atheist. Mr. Prseer—Then den the declaraven. The section of the statute 20 of IT k It Vic.. e. was then referred to. which provides that sup pima tailed as a witness mu thua &nue end adlren I, A. 8., do eelomaly, sincerely, and truly &dare and aftirm, that the Uking day oath le sceordine to my retsinae belief uniasfal. and I do abs soismaly, sinerrely, sad truly affirm and dtc•re, ka" Omni said be would sin elms the declaration. Me. lava—Why Onme—limanee U mulaine the wade religious belied." I pro. awe sena The Commimiesse tell Übe did not amply with the regulation of the selpseek he wenid swan him Is sontempt. Oreol eold he was tespared to Mks the corequenota whatever they 0% Mr. . Creed'. ao kitor. urged Lim to sign the declaration. Creed doted so up, n cutruentious muds. Ile could not ega any didstration mouth itg the word. belief." He i bad now tkamsignment In ho t orretwit n, and was perfectly wiling to hand it wad to the aw4oces for innocence in the pteeeoce of the court. Mr. hem emishod to inspect It. It was mob sought to examine Creel respecting certain broke of the healing' whim* It w.s ateeed were uthetng. the 111.110“11 alleging tbstthe bankrupt ai d Creed bad been conjointly solkotiag the debt; end thus diminianing the mute. Cued spin reiterated his o' Julians in Dearly the Fame !ems. • w eb deposed that he had men the oneeing books in the back. rupee Waft The b.aknpt said baked gins up everything. Witness—Why, tow Creed sewing with the bankrupt u his lour. mi Ctemmiellor r—Bow do mss sewing hew on the beard stitching with CbmiTaeser sidd as writed Creed he did Malt ma area by the islobilswa raw Is u be avowed that Walt Mot people will Audies ansul. MmedepUeabrandsdelftas atheist. I bad hawed the whams wadi het Nom Is maltimg wait eineweL Lot Creed he sweeneund spin on tikidny ask and U se he persists in ha preentllolllllo,llllllllllla shall thus he nada out be by eassaittaL CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. anew MIL SOME 0111.0.0111116 Gimp PeeiMbit laymen eilemdered ee Oahe hi. trial ems a chugs of hens, Mialinsay ..heeded art pommy aid monies after be had Men duly *Paged a bar.krupt,the same being thee the property al himareidnees. Mr. the ent Parry appeared, modally, with Mr . Helmets aid Mr. M. J. ONNwesll , for ne premed s' ; Mr. "errant dellanum, ales specially oasis', with Mr. Oda& append for the prisoer. This WY • Illeueeelltilll bilttotod h slaw of Mr. Ikoutbuti, the Oenniegins• of the Own gi iseleiveraq, =der the 23 let section of the Ihnisswebry Law Oinglidsties µ by which It was declared to be hilly in gay treas. ewe hang Ins duly Oluclicated to be a gierehr se gab atde gni. m neon above its wile* IIINi.. lii lint the primer ended ea t • Wainer of • grower Miligkil. o . l " lll . ll . 4 that IS Ana. lest year, be was Ili salmi. Use. ssa gs die nth of that meads he me duty mtodimed • wet. rept Its gen Ina was tal to be made out on telota of the pro. mod= wee that, es tr i ad y he wee deelared a bankrupt. and alter be bed noel a declaration of Mesteency, the prisoner had eared le /re mond haw hl. peening • condttershle qa *billy of owl • penis el hI. rod Is tads, end that be toid also aaalmYisaw highly in darn at puts of Wpremise..la "Mee Itimehe sat those facto two witomma, mutt Peen and 014 . 11111 T1M WU Flamer, and a porter earned (tallyho; who was elm hisgsnisa were examined, al d they Iwo evideoCc as to the Yemen of the greenly from the ptemkwe. The two former wit. boammar, •Milvert that thq bad revived 121. Irons the massNr emir oboe le Me traipsed" NW die evidence given by theAMlter vas IN cts wry ralatersese Manage. lellenne sidraged the Jay with his awn ability end fogs. natty, mad be gegessded Yet apse her solders beim them the wit nesses Mee had tees Wt ferwerd se moppet die drip were mccompdees la the tessesettem, ead titte se there we an cadre Mean efaininnths of tbudr evidence, tholes, ought ace to rely epos this Oanwq, mad tint the Worm was entitled to an V ilL igened Jahn lane, saanned ape the jury. num a shirt deli- Meals% named a swain of not guilty. wilful Radar of Ven hernede Ilegelques, ial a. 0111 • Ipor Sea . man somas, me Wined for the Mr. W. NM& mosseratad. Mr. Cooper we owed Me the pet. r - The Mame le MY w w males* te the mart sad J,ry theme Memedlam of laterpreter, eat, me he se the bete wield be esseldeek k egeseeal that Me Inemellem whisk w the meta. het ot Wok, test pine la • Wire' Iskpleskssee at the NM ead ot the to man *the olielleS eat the preeleutioa, atter a setae Mk ham -Yin Manse a sea whit w to enema, we Sew plasm . 1•1 WNW, fordner, dues' wklelt blown Wen Marl kw who wee playing at aide eh mem m eklldealy seta Irealtieseet sad ro toweede the primer. 146 the lambs of deft bia soft, et.. keeamelleb weerei he (kw • vary Ilestee both sad he the kW. thereby taMediss ea Injury tt +bleb bodied • kw hew ellenrsak. It a p pamed that as theytr the primmer Jury Ideleati Meted &b some libedts, Ythe tem. sad beeseseted that this la- Mr. hem ead eseemd. Mega Maenad the the A d yr stilt a geed dss at earseetere eh the port of the reamer and be ceateaded that spec the bets Wore them they woaN he perfectly Ostia. ci to rib( that theodolite was platy of the ate e of rasreaue liter a ly. The learoed Judge havin ros e *onied op, and called the atteation of the Jury to lb. &WNW Of y V 14111.. of provatation to tuatify the set committed by the primer. and .o to reduce the °dine to than. &ambler, the Jury, Mee a abort alt avail. a, found the prisaaer Gritty of murder, bat recamaierided btu to mercy oa mount of his Wag • lonagoer. Ur. Jangles Cok ridge, after • 'bat delay, pot oa the black cop 65d =ahem' sestets, of death, end the winner. who evidently aleg little of what au going on, left the bar loudly protest lia=seetheeleird &caring th at be was the Wined party. Mom • little hump beaked man, was indicted for leis. ateeely 'Mimi are to a workrhop, Wit intent to Injure George Mid& Ns. Platt prcenntei. The yriwaer wee defended by lb. UM kink fits cess was of a renewhat peculiar character. It append obit the prisoner occupied • onion of a hou.e m Little Eari.street, Bern Dial which Wort d to the pirecutor, and that on the Milt MM. roped in the indictment the pet sir a were dl-oov red to be as ire, and it leas with a CO, iderabl- deal Airily that some dirt in mates, mad among them the daughter sea woo of the prisoner, reared with their lives. Tbere err so rirect 'elders whatever against the prisoner, but it appeared that very .born) after the Sc. ODEPIreP, he went to • pOOPO•POIPPOO.t at 1 - o,ll4fltt. and laid that he bad net Mr. Oinking p aw PO flee, and gave him a letter to the proeectitor to that street. It watt erted a creseiareinallon that the primeiv leis addicted to drunken habit,, and that he had hese "on the drink," r it was termed, our a fortnight before the Int 00. sinned. Yr. iangrord i upon these lava, endeavoured to show that the pd. noun hod talwly arousal lumina ot the crime nadir the Whew* of liquor, and that to the &bonnie 01 nor ponittve testimony q prove hie guilt be wan enutled t, be soquiued. The jury retuent d a verdict of Guilty, and the prisoner was oet, teuced to be tmptisored atd beet to bud labour for two yarn. NEW COURT. DSPOIM NI. ltinTl , ll CROWDIL. William Kay, 26, Wald marker, wail indicted for baying aided and abet,ed a ierbale, whose name is unaribern, to kill and murder hermit ----- Mr. W. Payee psi Nutted, and Mr. W. Coop- d' tended. It apprartd lona the evidence for the pneethtion that upon the mon:ties of the 27th of May the prisoner wu seen at about hal'im-t 3 upon Londonthridge, in the corpany of • young woman searing • welt. straw bonnet, with a white ribbon on it. After walking tome distance from the flouthwark std. , the prisoner was duo to assist her from the seat io one of the meatus on to the parapet of the bridge, and from thence to the ledge on the out side. Ile held her list d for some Mitapee, as she walked along there, and wail heard to say to her, "Go on, and I will follow you." Ile then let go her band, and she walked along about four yard., and then, accord ng is some of the arduous, she tell into the water, and one 'tided that the primmer gave her a push. The woman screamed loudly fir help when she rue to the no face of the water, and boats were put of but Idled to rescue her, and the body was not found tooß eietit nine o'clock, when • barpman picked it up near Bistkfriarsthridge. The primate was et once secured n thou who saw the transaction. When the Aelsoner saw what bad taken piece be mid, "My God, I did mat think she would do it. I did all I could to =bat." The prisoner, though not drunk, had been drinking. Pea Weds • Mmilar metros. at at the polictectaloa. it did aeleagete dot ibe prisoner knew the desk sat cl, ant at the OM Mai I 1.1111 the tidy no one come forward to identify it. sr hill aeli/et, be so able epee* aoatended that there we no thidethellethethrthat the deemed intended suicide, and that her an& Wale bete hem the melt of an accident attendant upon a Walt net epee hat pert ; and even bad she meditated suic ide, eland proud the. guleseer was aware of it, and it was most pro" liable the pert be ankle the matter was done in joke. The Jury dersitlrt bba. Mr. Justice Crowder told the prisoner that although the jury had acquitted him of any in cation to aid the unfortunate creature in w.kiag away with herself, If such was hi r intent, arid in that opinion be mama. still the conduct be bed been guilty of woo disgraceful in theeatienik l A l i c i is s dissr was then discharged. George Pel.ett, 39, and Joseph Parrett?. 23, 'two eon- MAIM eg the 0 flivioioo, were indicted for • burelary in the dwelling hem II I Prebuut, and stealing a quantity of cigars, • bottle of th e a 100 of rum, and two bottles ot gin, is. Gd. in roam, and Ihm.oribielb. hir. RAN proreeuted, and Mr. F. R. Lewis defended. The greaMmtor in this case keeps the angel and Crown, Tabernacle eqeere, itsabary, and the prisoners were conmables upon that heat. Upset the normals of the i 4th of May, as the terjeant of the district erasß mound the beat, be saw that some one was in the t room. tae's bough and upon going in found the two prisoners at the bar of the been very drunk, sad upon being questiuned they became very violent, and It was not without considerable ditliculty that they wets taken te the station-house. Up n the prosecutor's premises being Tweeted It was (rand that the prisoners Warr regaling themselves at proteeatoee bar, bad packed up all that was available, and some of be property wee fou•.d op. n thi m. lir. Lewis, in noes-fillolllllltloo, elicited that after the house had hew (doled lot the melt, the barman had gone out, and that the de or might not bare ►een quite fast but have openal, if prisoners in the execatiois of their toy bad tried it. The learned couneel cacti irded 1 rcibly against the charge of box. glary, not denying •bat a lawmen, ban been otoomitted. They were found Ckilly of stealing and thcy were senteaced to 1$ swaths' imprisonment and hard labour. THIRD COURT. =POI= MI 1111CORDIR. Charles Christian Midler, 43 teacher, and William Foster, SO, Ira yeller, wen indicted for feleniourly engravieg upon a plate part of • promissory note, purporting to be the note of a certain r inputy la the Kingdom of eweden, representing the value of ix dollar.. Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Sleigh pro eeuted ; and Mr. Itobinson and Mr. Thompson deferded. Mr. 11-dkin, la stating the ewe, said that although one of grave line penance, the mete lay IP a very narrow compass. Somewhere about the 12th of April the men at the tar e.lled upon an engraver named Austin, living in Battler...buildings, and ptodueing a blank copper plate, whiled to know if the engrave could easeute the fat ries de of • note which they produced. Ile state d that he could, and named his prle. They then went away and did not return, but open the 29th of the mw month Foster called upon Mr. Merle; an engraver, living In likOl-wreet, Lambeth. and producing • black plate and • note ached him if be could copy it. The name of the anther of the plate was on it, and Mr. Morrudi noticed it. He then asked Fos ter how many they would want. and Foster said about 0.04. and that they ebould went other.. Feter thee left, and ailed again upon the 2nd of May, bringing Moller with ►im. They then produced another nolo, which Mcrrleh told them would coat M. alienating.. They than lied that Austin had offered to do it belt. 10e., upon which Menial said be would engrave it for 3/.35., and they agreed with him to do it. Foster paid half a sovereign as • depoet. They then went away, and atterwuda called several time. to inspect the work. In the meantime Mr. blorrish having conimenicated with the police • watch was kept, azd upon the plate being given to the prisoners they were taken in ch►rge. Mr. Robinson tor the defendant raised several Moat objectione, which being overruled the jury found the prisoners Muller was entenced to euurteen years transport.ition, and Foster to four years penal ervitude. During the progress of this trial the Recorder made a coniptaint of the oyes sive elate of the atmosphere upon t he bench, and was an swered by a Jury man, who said that they were then sitting in a cold draught that was qui e dargercus. The ncoorder aced the eiaiern was horrid—lt we sham ventilation. hir. Bodkin mid it might be gratifying to the Jury to arrow that if they were killed It would be upon ecienttflo prinoples. (laughter.) 2HB POLICE COURTS. WORSHIP-STREET. Edward Towers, William Fleckhart, end Hen'y Elmwood, who stood charged with hieing burglariourly entered tend p entered the dwelling-houee of Mrs. Isabella Humphreys, so aged widow laity, at Stamford.hill, and John Pawn, one of the war* re of the rtirting Castle convict hulk at rortamou h, who wee alleged to lien received a portion of the stolen property, were placed at the bar for further ewernination. In cannon:tee of an intimation that the health e the preereutria hid been dangerously impaired from tne violence to which she had been sulijected by the burglary, sir. D'Eyncourt proceeded to her rendeoce in order ti rev to her depooti. to, as follow. :—I remember the night of the burglary, when I he •rd • loud noise dews stairs, and awoke my servant. who onion the come room with me. I Minot!, eat up to the bed, and my envant ha. Lily draeed hero if and ran uown *CH a I heard a scream taireirdieltly afterwards, end then heard the footsteps of mare then one person !tinning nietairs. Two or three men then so bed into my bedroom, one of whom held my right band down by tat 'ide, and the other held my left. The men nod to mom, Where is your money r I ecreamed for ambience, when cat of them pieced his hand over my eyes at the nom time greeting me by the throat en that I could mutely breathe. When they found that, they took their bands from tot tkost and mouth, and mid tome, w Wei have bitted your prevent, and now we'll lull ion.° The man on 1 .7 ion side then pet • Wee round my right wrist end tied ray hands tedether, and he do n paned the rope to my legs end bousd them a:O3. He then tied • handkerchief which they had paned toned my mouth to the bon of my heed, sod placed two pillows over my bead, which deprived me of breath, and 1 was ea bet deed. They then proceed. dto brine oyes every drawer and locked plea In the room, and one of them forged from my neck a silver watch, whisk is now produced by the piles. There was • quantity of onwietgos sod other money ha the drawers, together with plate, counting of a silver to tont, unseal leeks, epees, two goad watched, • clawed ring. and other jewellery, the win, of which I after wards found had been cartiot off. The tinware to the front parlour had also been broken open, and three er Sour H. none and • quantity of gold which I hen received slew days before from one of my tenants tied been ante sled from them. The presecutris added that, on looking more elmely at the private Eleekhart, eke felt ratiefed that be was the tome man who had celltd opus her in Venuaty with the mum teat niceties to plunder the brimstone!! that occeakm. T0;l7i11170 . 1K6071V tk. orOKcut m k.eia . iier;rea7l;;;;to the pri eon. re, who d to ask bur any owetiune, the whole of mein were remanded for Anal examination on 1 nestle) next. WESTMINSfEIi. A few days ago Elizabeth Edgeiler, having the appearance of • charwoman, was chased with an aortully barna a gold bremet in her possession. bbe had attemp ed to pawn it at the chop of Mr. Haler, Cluloanalk, l'beltea, where the asked whether it was gold, when the was intermgmoil b ) the ohopuien, se to bow eh, taw, pommeled of It. She rep ied tt.at it bad been purehm.d by her Unbend, and made a paver tat to her on her aeddieg day. As the pawnbroker wm not satisfied with this stidersiect he detailed her, and she was brought to thou court, wed a hi r ft/shawl raid he had picket up the bracelet near Hyde-park, and It haying tees imamate," that en adverbeenient had appealed ottretug a reward of .1. for the , tectervey of • flail. twarelet loot 1,1 Hy de-park the w. luau WAN ' rewarded upon bad se . it yesterday. When the tame wag stile d on. Mr. Rat', who amducis Mr. 11Pyor's businem, mid that be had berated u letter (tibia h he uteduced) front a solicitor, Ibreatenteg an attain 1 r the tale improonenent of the woman, teltaa he made an ample and pubic apology sod paid bee husband era , . ablecorepro-saran. Mr. Keil mad that if • pswabtok. r who conducted has boom.. bonen.ll war to he gaup clad to en action for endeavouring .0 protect the punts the trade would bo very repe -1 tont to atop person* oupposed to bare unlawful poa.eaaion of satiable • e r. la fl y ynter said he had acted very propetly, sad no Jury would give damage. against him, neither would any reepocteb a minium have written such • Ir tier imam the facts of the cue bad been grc•-ly mi.reeremeted to bin. Tim bracelet wa then given up to the leder, Mrs. Karon, 9, Ken 'lassos amount, who gave the pawabtoker's meiatant a bendsome gratuity. The primmer was thee dlecharged, with an lctimation from the bench that she aeo her husband bad hotter shaman the attempt to excel money from the pawn . rub. r. be had made • 190.4 false statement to tbs latter, ion Ind Inlet td by her diebooesty the reward oared toe the recovery of the ISMIMM. MESSRS. STRelleS AND CON BANKRUPTCY. — Yost* rday, at Ostraway's, Messrs. Davis and Johnstone offered to pub!ie auction, by direction of this assignees of Newts. Strobes, Paul, sad Bates, the crosniental estate of High Asburst, late the seat of Mr. Stsehan, situate near Hoskin. The property eossiste of the manor, or reputed manor, .f High Asbant, and mansion, nein, with ea ry requisite for a noblesse's or genilemaa's seat, the late pos. sown having expended 3.5,0001. is improvements, em boss-mod in pleasure proands and garden, communicating with natal's.' walks intending throeah the whole property sad arnarnsisoing eateapive view.; with tbres farm home • steads and two picturesque lodees ; the estate comprising ' about 08 2 of land. Bold to Sir Hoary Maggezioge. in 24,0004 MARKETS. SUGAR.—The averse, price of brown or 1 10107W1163 rpm produce of the British pomermons in America, Mmipated (row . : returns made in the work ending the 17 h day of June, 145., 111 e. 1001.. The aeei age price of hr..wa or Buseovado sugar, the does of the'ilsurlilua, in the week ending am above, is Sus lot. It, an. rage price of bro • nor Ilu.coruw • produce of U. ladfee, In the week ending asbore. to .3.. aid. T he a , price of Use three foraying descriptions of sugar, Madly, comp, : as above, and exclusive of duty. lo 8 a. ofd. per cwt. Hamm. Jong 20.—The market has been rather quieter this sus, and the transactions cc the spot ate limited to about NO hhtle. h,,, , Isadore, cbooy from 445. to 46e., watch .re fully former tato. Boating cargoes about 6 000 bone. of Bayamon have found tiuyet.e priers that were not obtainable la-t week. In rename pus:, Moderate amount of buetne.s la reported et improved lac] is still esceeduigly dull, and prime are quite nominal. COTTON GOODS.—Mmessente, Jars 19.—N0 change of Sax. bum can be noticed, eating. probably, a greetir sMinelint.on operate in the meantime, bluer, keepiner o .utiouoly aloof in or d. t Late every adventure of any ~reusei n frame. DO tar Me bet ((dm ham MK been productive. HOSIERY AND LACR:-Norriseame. Jcen 1 9 .—There is eldedly law busiees• doing in fancy brawler of this trade, WI, should advise those who ale making season good. or ankles ekc are influenced by changes in fie Mon to be center' rot M wxtum.aa statics, or they may subject th. oselve• to has. There can been docb. that tee unsettled state of our political trial iota watt America to mused all the town eonseeted with that mar.et to buy ves sparingly than they otherwise w aid have done. mamma in goods, upon which there is very little rink. We think we we a change. &me German buyers are now In the market, ~ea to bouw •in the home trade most mon .wort up their striae W.., informed that mere hes bean a lags huskies. doe g by the !select houses for June. up to the present—more. In Met, then t. mul at this period of the yeas. Maier) : Business is nod. only beenta.4 quieter. The home trade houses are engaged in steck.taklng. ee! buy very sparingly. The Amen.. trade is nearly over, and opt.. Ilona will some be of a limited eherseter until the market for tam sesames a more settled lipmarance. Silks are rapidly adopting, cotton yarns ate again a little easier than last week. - - IRol . 4.—Gtaraow, Jean 20.—(8y &OM sad ULM Nam Telegraph.)—Very dull muket ; notbmg doing. Sellers at 72a. M. CORN.—Carustroan, Joss 20.—There sous a fair eup ly of whop at market today, which met a b idt demand at an advance of per qr. oo the priors el WM day Pe'nnight. 12best. white. 1141. to extra, 1144.; red, 7;e to 74e. • extra, 75e. Dark/ none °Nan, Beane Is. deer; ar Mailman, Aga to i.e.; tidos. 425. to 455. Lmootat, Jul.. 20.—At our market to-day there was a fair amp; or wheat, red making fa, sad white, 3e. more weary than tact trot She militia very andante buyers, end a good dea Nft unsold at tte time, Red, 74.. to 784.; white, 81e. to 25e. Nothing paring Spring Corn. Wait:num. Jew' 20.— , Tbere was but a limited supply of friAl wbeat, and prices were 2s. dearer than those of last Triday. (lam breed parcels were also is. to 2s. per Quarter hiller, with a mcd.ess, hueloess. Barley, beans, oats, sad shelling met af 4r Inqulry at i• then higher ewes. Average of tna week asylum June le: Wow., 3,681, 70a. 61d. ; barley, 30, 401.; oats, 230, 2... 91d.; beam, ly, 41e. 101 d. Demse, Jrin 20. (By English mid Irish Magnetic Telegraph'— Market Arm to the mei of Tue-day, bu. the humidor saw, seg limited to the wants of the moment. Indian °ion was in a Willing advance. BsLem, Ives 211.—(ley English and Irish Mae - hole Telegraph Pair supply of 'rhea ano oate, the former 164. to 175., and the tette 6e. ed. per cwt. oatmeal In good supply, at 13s. to 134. 6d. per tom. Very good attendar ee. Indion corn and other AMIN Ie goxl and, and held for a considerable adeance. Coax, Jaw. 9J.—( By Eagliab sad Irtab Matartie Telestark,- White wheat. 40a Gd ; baley ; 15e. ; data, lia. bd. to Ida ad. BUTTES.—Coat, arra 20.—(FIT EnoIA and Irish Nom; Telegraph.)—lna. 1064.; 212 10.11.; 3rds, 112 a.; 4th,, Vs.; 3:44 Us. 3,300 at market. Nora quiet. MEESE.— Birsorevoah, Jong 10.—The supply of cheese va very good. being about tom, which met a at , rale. Price' act about the Nam salad market, but obtained with difficulty. HAVANA, No With the nitration of the fret wrek, our sugar market has brt very animated during the month elapsed since date of our lee c.r. cedar, SAG at Prevent w. fod • god demand and much femme 4 holder., at the rules, retie, eecording to our to.day's edreistord, which, gene•ally speaking, chow an adrenal of about I rl. per_rr to on the prices given In our Lest report, excedt for the ruderior et.tee of Deroene praxes, %ben are Ices sought after than Before. Lae week the transactions is cloyed tope. were conoiderable; =cep them rose large parcels, which, considering their quelltirs, Bea commended high rates. Now the demand here continue. Wet in spia of higher freights, and still more untie: uretele exchang... Ps Kock for shipment to shoot 250,1'•00 brae s here, 1.12 140,010 boxes c Kato. ins. The rain he become put try general in the country, cola pelting many estates to stop grinding already, Whore will follow ion, At hiatamas the prime are • rhade Bever thee ours, and of Late its market then was lore animated. aluvrovadors Icor enjoyed • grad demand during the month until lout week, ethers toe Weary tenet more moderate et Katmai., where re fining grades are the my nbundast. Prime quality Is ro tree. and choice broods obtained high as SI to 9n. per snobs. Molnars hive unieenotie a onvidee able advance, owinz to bettor accounts frem abroad; at Milto n. large pent t of cloyed was taken :or Great Britain at our quotateth, and at Cardeuas also dealers nide selling for lam Muse:3nd worth our qnoiations. Freights The transactions hoe teen large during the wealth, and the wow). In harbour being less &launder, rates have advanced. Exchanges continue deli and declining; le quote London. 4 to 4, per cent. prem.; Party 81 to 8/ per cent. dd.; New York, RI to 7) per cent. dia.— (From tke Lirculaz of A. Luling, and Co.) SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CABIIALTIIO. Chimborazo (barque), oflrmnr pool7;rlMabaednned in a sinking cute, May 1, in let. 40 8., 100. ta W.: crew saved. Mem. Chimborma, Mahe, sailed from Arica for Ltrerpoot, Feb. 5. Bristol, June la Ocean Quern, Smith, from London, •illed from the Downs, Fro 15, for New York, sod has not aline been heard of. Rebecea—A telegraphic despatch from Wyborg states that Relate; term the Clyde to this port, with soda, has been lost on Larcesta. —St. Petersburg, June 11. Lwrareem Pines al. Foaciew Poam. Jmoba Allida, Lau Vander, Anna, Ehnibeth Magdalena, Albertina, Majoetie, Marmeta and Grace, at Narr►• ► augn-a•liallaugh, at Riga: Even; c Pillau England, Egyption William, Merebionr, o ° Queenaborro, United Kingdom, and Sew York Packet, at Quebec ; Trinidad, . Antrnla, at Hdranaab ; Teneriffe (m) (for Slalta), Oran, Qum, =1 Paetolue (w) (for A:exandri.), at Gibraltar. 1411.111:1 roa Lersaroot..- birdlime. and Sagitaria, from Ilanaliz; Joao 16 ; Eclipse, hem Santander, Jane 14. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. British Queen, from London for Singapore, May 26, 43 nr.:e Mackin. Bernice (barque), from Antigua for Liverpool, 26 days oat, a:. v. . lat. 42.v5.105. 29.' W. Dolphin (Brit ship), from Liverpool, June 15.1at.49.14 Sophia (barque). from the Cape of Good !lope for London, .I.e, lat. 36.36 N., lon. 31.31 W. Tip (e ). from itournumpon fer Brazil, May 16, LC. 4.1 S., 33.17 W. At Wimpson, in Hants, there is a farm which it chiefly devoted to the breecing and rearing of swim ass poultry for Om &tat aronton steam p .ckees There ism oil pad in the farm wh clt this yea• t as teen aypripristeti t e the wet-footed paltry species. Soon steer the dicta ca the farm were h.tch.d, of court* they t ok to tee wen in the pond mid a'eniest as soon as they cl,el so cam - en cf them were discovered mir us a I-g or a fort It was aster Mined. without a doubt, that tLe.e injuries were received is the w itar. It was resolved, therefore ' to drain the mei to discover the eons, of the mutilation. This has jest b.. 1 dose, and the hoti•int of it found to he formed of mud 3 Net in depth, in which are thousands of eels, sissy of No of immense else. There is a doubt, but that thou eels are the culprits. [Advertisement.}--HOLLOWAT . II OINTMENT AND PILUI PIIVZIAILII TO ALL VMS,' Monteleu /fit sus r Rit Lew—Mrs. BuileT, or Wheelers-Lses, Greet Coltoore.street D. r. slashes:4 ha d • lAA leg for • ooseidereble tisk*. she obtained . . . . the., bistinechital advice to are loon. and tried s variety of other [let :" but withnut effecting any go d whetsver. 1101:oway'a Oistmert Pills were then made use of, +huh in • brivf spoor cf dame:feces perfect cure. Mr. Hobeou, ch.misi, of 41. liorse:air, Sommebss. eon testily to tbe accuracy of the caw.— Sold be all 'Redwine wo.en throultbout the world; at Profrocor IlMloway's Estsblistunenu., Sit Strand, London. end Rd, kt,de...'sne. New Yost; by A. Rumps, Conotaatinop.s. A. trualley...myrna ; ant E. /liar, Mans. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ASTELL.—JuIe IS, et Tiownithll•ll, Boottogdoe-kire, the wifel J. U. Anvil, key., or a da..ghter. BOOTIIBBT.—June U, at Uolwell l'orsonalte, the wife of the Be. C. Boothbey, u; a .11. CABABB.—Joite 19. at Os - 071. place, Manchester, the site e F. C.b ;be, F.q., of a daughter. C 0117.74- June 17, at Great Uover-rcad, the wife of Ur. S. A. Ceti; of • daughter. 0 t RDNF ; II.- . --Jure 17. at taton.squarc, the wife of J. D. Garthrr Keg . of • daughter. . MASSY. Jane 18, at ll9elhuret, Lytnington, Iliesperdre, the u.'t Marry 'Erg .t.f a r a. - RINGROiE.:Jore 17, at CottinghAm, tear Roll, the --- Rinnrose, ►sq.. of ;Rim. ROB EKTtrOnl.— Juns 17, at tbrfban Priory, tenser, the %lee :Li Rev. U. Robertson, of a droabter. MARRIAGES. BATNER—TATS.—Ione 19, at the Church of the Boy . T Merrhourne-terreoe. by the Roe. J. 1111.. e, M.A, thf 14, ` I. Payette. 8.A., Curate of 1. la: etehoreh, Rurrey,, to Ciara, C.yY•Q IL, Tato of K. Tate. isq.. of V.etot:a.tertnee. Wee . biiiso.pee. CAPItOH—NIRLETT.—Jos. 17, at ht. Mares. Hurd' Her. T. Ludlam. J. R. e.proe Egg., of Guildford. daughter of the late C. Niblett. Esq., of Farnham, Sur DUM ARID (I—W KED —June 17, at Ltddi Aron, Fort) by the Be.. J. H. Illdfitld J. IJ. luareatraq. 7 Elisabeth, daughter of T. Weed, Fr}, of I uddlneto KNON-86W ELI .—Juee 17, at Bracknell üburcb. &ft. of Wm a'a.tue. Nina. daughter dr the I bewcll, Hag.. to ot Wtek.htil Home, Berke. DEATHS. BEL L J—aw Flomboneg, war Frank'ort•evie. sivt, the beloved daughter of Daniel red, tag., of tavudeuotth.road. CROUGHTON.—June 17 J at Ileroadeo, near Teaterdra. Ctoughton, aged g. ORIUSUAW.—June 17, at Bank Uow, near Barsky. Esq., seed 73. BAK E,I Owe In, Arthur W. lisleahl, EN., NMI EIARRISON.-Jaw 17, Promo, vtle of Mr. W. A. Ilae ____ 476•1“.•aed 27. L 02101111106.-3 0 7 .1 16, at 61dethAm. 11.n1w.b, Longrtdge. aged 75. 11011619.—Jose IT, at North. !ferret, w,te Primed bad yablbibal by Wimatb KIPOH•LIS• Ot 81 . 10 .• ta the City Inedbu. Pruner. si ta. Otos. Aryst.ta klidactot indtatebari.-4 c spat. 4- to 13 , xf, f•urre!• 011.3 Fa w, %% fits. r Law F. tr. of N.;..r1 des, at. 0, J. Grua." Nell 4'. tar to" of , • 1 !. of Mr.G• r,fe of Yr. No.el L •02.1.N0. Ai I~' ' .'