The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-12 00:00:00

IRELAND. DUBLIN, Juin 11. THE TIPPERARY BANK. The curls are almost daily recopied with the if of :hi. ocf.itanate concern. Is the Coon of Cameos Plow ',Air lay a most Hoe runt question 'whirs out of oil mop r •na raised fi r decision, sanely, wavier the official manager had a right is poi n t of l aw to sue f or say debts of the bank, seeing that this beak came within tN musing of the old statute of 33rd of George 11., sap. 11, under the provisions of whit* so bask could sae by a public °Mei r aft r stoppage. The &readmits who raised the point in their two separate came were a Mr. ()Tonal!, who ad been an employe of the bank, and Mr. Keating, M P., and both cases were heard together by consist. The argnmen.e, which were of a palely t.chnirai nature, ea the coostrection cf the mural statutes referred to, have sot yet bees co, clod' d. In the Court of Exchequer, retarder, another of the Tipperary Bask question', that of " Michael Carroll v. Wilmot. Kennedy." came on for judgment. Tre plaintiff bad lutalltod c edirg. independent of those taken under theWinding-uvAci, fir MO recovery of a debt doe to Lien by the bank, and he i I ow to sue Me. Wilia Kennedy as one of the shareholder.. ThM tour e was resisted, ma the second that the claim. rf inuhidtal eredi:ore 'Hold merge is tee amoral preeedinge taken in the name of the official man. ger and. r the Wiading.up Act ; and it was also urged is the part cf . Mr. Kennedy, that he had d to be a atareholdar, and could not H held liable. The plaintiff's mottos, no whit h the decision cf tits court was scam, was, that the eonditiosal order raonld be made absolute for liberty to issue his se re fac a. a foot of his judgment. The Chief Bator, haring Bed with the other mem. hen of the coon, said that the court made absolute the coo. ditiosal order entitling the plaintiff to same the psymeat of his judgment. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WAR DIPAIITYINT, JIINII 11.—The N 101,106 Tetoela )fig the Bosphorus on presage to Englend ou the eth Inst. :—Earl ff Alearieea, with bendquartirs of the loyal kogimers sad 70 as. IA an 1478 1 hrullery Ifollecod, with 230 men of the Tariffs Co.. eleimead'um JUNII other protastry. IL—APPOINT - MINTS —P•ilballter I.E. /rim DAM, to %believes, GO, screw mem slum of 430. bores s s t van tleoge m e t. I.lltoneco , to the Nl4, fl, mow steam eit u t ion ti nhales' prow, at ParisaMir T. J.Wodward to :the Ore" mew steam Wad so power, at Devotion. MALTA, lows 4. We bawl had a nee:ado" of atawaws from it. But with and to the Lot for treys. with Iliad; Perimeters with 69th and a omens, of hy pes; with the =ins hyped on to Gibraltar, where they en to form part el the tea. with MI 4 with ON; Thames, with 21.1; Im pwasdadith, with pets et NO. haw Laded Yeir troops at Malta, Whom is an be saaiwuL Owns Ow baulk Waft So &soft. bulb ebb Ifone Artillery, Ism% ebb dr semi wal Math kola haw=aa to Eaala /ark SIM% nines Asiber.Oweds. tows Sifts Moak Itslihsts. NI lam. Om G um. Ws proowdadoa lalselwata _ _ — The SP Int el put el Sr lies ealqrk this day is the Wit; die el do Illet la Ike Leen Sala, which vessel PP / yam ta. le Owes OMPlea Opientleepe. Cry wiles Ile Pieseepe" sr Rams pa leek beeedeet gene. end puma two IMP/ le lie Odorless *Wirt Peep. The ?drum /kept le sellmed Ibues 14~er the ape Oieuis Imam Prised CrerPai teem Constanttacpts. Nowa You Ittnas.—Tlll Adams seeps. esemeaded by the Deis P ms *Sr emath le the esillipow d d Beadhatd== SIM el. pee est sedelieles milt Pe leppmeme uel at tr e es. eed six daily tbeehell Wipe" se irdt as Useteadesei Wade, *Oar hems, me 101elmet JIM^ a NNW lopela lea sash goal sawlike. SPORTING. THE GREAT YORKSHIRE STAKES. TO TRI =ITO& OP Tll 131:14—I intended this Mak to ban demoted an artiale to the Domestic 81. Leger, hat cm ocasideratios I anal/ it better first to deal with the Great Yorkshire bakes, for Essay mans ; that it Is decided 'only • month before the B*. Levet eel moteadly, that them are natty the same horse, iegaga bath noes ;so that the sena oi the great York neat villainess. settle the *User. There aro 178 sabserillemy at 10 son. auk, with 100 aided; the distaste is an a ie and three-quasters (the game se the St. Logos); and Oteemlypenalties me lib. for W Derby winter, sad 411s.fra ihistfaaniefress. Then are fifty Allies eagaged, the als ribiesamse pining • empties hob ; sal we may expose • mast with twe at Was. I shall 15... the deck one sine, sad only moan the best of the pahlis penman/a. AGRA WV by Blidellieller, oat of Ellerdale's dam) has been at enema time, bat could aster do asythiag great. Hes owner ha a goodapians of hot, whisk is nue than I ban to aa ythir bat third-rate seensay. /Morro (colt Alarm, oat of Palasyn) is a loofa horn In • large 1011. d tee-ar-old perkeneethe see eetbine la speak et, bat this you ha has den eseesithe that wilt make hie sire • little earn psplar thee be bee hen of late. He anosbeeeed by nosing • nowhwar he the Chaster Cop, and the week followlag, et Keetheetet. be aseegoil an. • dead boat with Wan Ire goat Predese Dither, gtvieg hita 31b, and WINO by then en Sim merle' lengths se elm. ea hod yet, allot wades the same Imam Nth mem the Derby be wee Net be Waal do up, sad elm meek Woutworth, whom be MOW hietst. At Aseetyeelisieg be as pulled est Woe, mei Alit Wisp Marty all We mei la measped to ran • gni AMA to rat ram kit SO Vas. that nee hong his theedellsol• I ebeell be WWI ee Weft tbth the d teen lejeet about es meth le be math Dam amble, if be men Mho the Woad abet!,, Nth* Dim amble. he mail he very likely teethe pith& Anyhow , will e• AA up if started. ASTROLOGIC@ (Nil by Digeattere, out of Nickname) wee SRO el the last lot m Ile Dolby bat he tea well for the Ism hall of the dittoes% GM als • mils hemight be Nodal. This rase is about • mbe Ise mob As blob Belittle BCOTLLND (ask by Ism set el Hasint's dam) use is.. thought • gent deal of by his ream ; bat he broke inns last aping, sad isnot likely to he of see here. BSOTillit To BIRD ON 2113-WlllO (salt by Badesteher, est of Prairie Bur), after rumbutonenallag y well ler the Two Thousand Omani, wee emeasbed fee the Darby jam se the palllc bean us pet es. bit OWNISbIIIaiDII the opiate. that he was aot proyand eaMelemdp i _and that rasing him Weigh lejere hie fatale prcepeeth the bee • melee ea sett pee wilh Fsasolmoe be 1,000 ens., sad he may be in n ano for that. Bet I geoid bardly sappers his memo will are bin he sub • haw bey*, rye as ken lltd• death umbra lasedesie bethielleera. Uhl, starts I shall expect bits le Seib Itheud i eithelytt I ,riot dere Mae A l. DONNA MI by Mliter at of Neaten Len) was made a greet Istherite tho the City sad Illabarbea eap, bat Moho own a day et tee envies le the nee, sad bee saw shows l• !net he eigthig be bee as he ekes, sad bed sot likely to have feellelTee lemelf selltheally Se Ina this. Satrartsa (Many by Firs. Darras* oat of Azar) it set bra palled oat yrit this ewes, sod duo 1111111~ Mae that skis saved for this rake oripeolally, sad that her rower trans air eas wit. I shall doubt Oa hot miry ark till I see the fast yerforsod, which I dle sr think likely. ILLINOTON'S (by {Flying Database, out of Illissesk) wwiaseels are too well keine to mare neoprelullea. He was the Darby is a rater, for lira boa W lesered • penalty of 7ib. , sod raiser is sassily bop wilt limb that In is anise, sad sot likely to be marled saber rear or re et. Leger. I ahead sot be at kis arena et Tea if Faseriette rots, is Is ws be to muck to r oar him to give kin 71b. sod win ; bat at Dormer It I. iiirlhar *fair, sad I shall nerve all itch reports with dirlias. He im is, of the Most hones eel, whim pre galtrpared, sad If well at re post he will be a favourite, :sost deogrome inners IsFrasialn FansoLrwro (sob by Mods, or of Osanso) bao tbe imsiriiw of his N, . and dam esarbed. Fr re Two lhssssmd Orrin he tag very TIM sad yet sasessed to Mat Yellow Jock soggy. Ms Derby multi is aet a pro per mriterea of Ms merits, aa tb. aloud was solar his, mod likewise the up and down work ; but at York be will Med Nasal( quit, at home, sad as the =spry is so herr *rho will meat at Drearier, sad he lir 710. the bolt of Illitstoo, it will tio wall wcrlk while to start him. He Wks eerier for a plate, sad as likely • or fee the ma w as myna( is the TOOL FLT-BY•NIONT (salt by Thai Debra's, out Of The Flapper) pre us • striking reef ere skill of .1 re Most st Assn this week. He err showed Is the saes for the ip ma Cosby, brag earthly or of esedler, sad re • work brought bin to Sr gloolbealla Or he merged to beat the thlod at the Daffy la • reseor errs r, after se bases Pill bt padre me to Tallow look, who no fresh, sad roe Nu = earl to Me war r of der Derby. He up deed lane, birworw, re weed tine of raking; I druid hardly sipper Sort had • maim arm warn Again oh% a M' week set bar asked kla taro fe sae .1, sad nore free he had bum premed le sari : littletine. Wryer we spend that he here Ern i I ant that =amillneatim lad it nest be smrer de " Just prior to the Ourr a norl yred that le ho we mere w m as saris of pestintisg a kelsokrie t mused. He will perably give way alf rare e, ft , If he did sat, sad was started as Suites reporstatative„ I should be hey prepared to tee him Neer hie Amer victory. FOSIBIDDIN POSIT (felt by 13.releatebterr Owasbey, oat of Trisk-ms-Not) has proud himself, by his Tarn the Bust Cup beer. to he possessed of so Ream qoalitsee as • workmen, sad, enond win his forward porno drag the flestaiki of the Dr rby, he looks a likely bores whoa weird, .ask Mao isporaily at a mile or so. He is soother of Ball% Ist, sad enessrently with Ferrero sad the bar. • Illabla 4 mt" FlI -1 1 -14 ight raged, be nay net be erinad OILLITTILLII (colt by Terbobsee oat la Veiled') only soolototal MS mown. Mimi as was match,r f atio, Nome ti two !wilts. I liar bird a ger sonnet o the, sod as mita for his sot stoollig di armor may bo th a t lobe Day has 'Sways W• better orpped with him Ho la worth look's, abr. ILLUMINATORS (Olk isil y memenves, ad Of &twist) enema ear geed rendes ma ev ens he Is paled est 1 herald ef te r=e i g, sad kis natl.. ere is frontal ; be way pa he Mr offdraco. Hourly' (Cy by Hayti/filar, out of Vases) II sot sal , kely to be the reprtwentstive of John Dey, and a very worthy one she would prove benelf. Her running this year lies born quits peed 'oomph to make her a favourite. She commented by erionirg the Rowley Mile Plate st New. market in aeons:son center, and she followed this success up by boating • large sad goad field by nearly 100 yards at P.prom, Coroner beats the only one who was allowed the liberty to approach her. Bestehen, Porto Rico, Comedy, Milian, &a, wire among the bates woes, so that the per formance proves bit better than the 0 kr winner. I have beard, tor, that she has been bored( yet this osesoe, end by the time this race I. ran she will be perfection. It will take ennuthins out of the 0011111011 to treat her. The COLT IT ORLANDO ocT or CLARISSA bag been bastes twice this sews, bat is a trespass horse, sad would always ran well is moderate company. He mast, however, give way_here to his stable compeaion, the Brother to Bird- Oil the Whir . . Paris ill: (colt by Fletcatober out of (Beware) w aged tout the fourth p'see for the Trienniel at Ascot, bat only in sontequence of Flames's patient riding, end in %hie couspany he would be quit. out el his element. I shall return to this suht•st oast limitedly. I believe Manganese tote for The Gold Cop at Amor, and Sauced , : ought to be well op. He will be gate at home on the hard grouad, and his owner d la expectation of so. prising the " talents," as he did in the St. Leger, with him last September. Sydsey is greatly fancied for the New Stakes, bat the Uoldfiechers " are confident, end book it a certainty. hear Bel Dimas is act to run; but he is s superior animal, and the 30 to lis taken by all parties who back honor. For hedgine for the next year's Derby, Goldfinch will be made a great favourite, too, if he should win tc.-morrow. Wednesday Seguin. METEOR. ASCOT-HEATH RACES—WEDNzsDAY. Custom has rendered the Wedneedsi - atAa;ot an " off-day," albeit it peewees a powerful attraction in its " Hunt Cap," which invariably commands one of the largest field. of the meting. On the present occasion twenty-eight horses stifled for it, and the race was one of deep interest and beauty. As the cc mpetitors descended the hill, forming a line se regular as that of a body of cavalry, and use bright tea Oinking on the riden• j taste, the scene wes extrimely gay and exciting. The race was remarkable only f,r the success of the favourite, Forbidden Fruit, a mum which testified strikingly to the ability of the talent "In tinkles oat a whiner from so large. field. The Royal Hunt Cop wee as nasal inhibited in the @altos of the Grand Stand. It is a taut-shaped howl, supported on a stem, around which are three distinct greens of figure., repressed's( the death of the bear, the death of he beck, and the death of the fox, all admirably modelled, and of the molt elaborate workmanship. The brim Y nauseated with cage' heads, which form what may be called Its handles ; end ironed the external put of It are reoresisated in has-reliefs a stag hunt, end a herd of deer, in very good taste. It was manufactured at the establish ment of Messrs Bent and Bothell. after a model and design by Mr. Alfred Brown. The withdrawal of both Maagesese and Mineepie hoes the Fernhill Stakes destroyed the interest which once attached to that event. The minor races do not require aotke. The weather wet aga(a war* sad sunny, and the atten dance fully up to the Westhesday's &tarots. The sport moss off se wader. Swarm/ma or 13 tem mask la ft, with 25 added, ter threarmar. Yds; eolla, ht Tht ; Mlles. ht Ilb. The wiser *he Bold kr SA mom it dieseid. is lbrampwlere et & mile. (10 salsa) Mr. Ilestamire delays by abed% Ilst Mb. rib I Dohs silleilbaffe Alsetss,lid 11b............... (g. +III 2 Mr. Nunn 112akes. Oa Maw—. —... ...1 aim 2 Mr. Hese A.o 4,, ht lb ... ........- (Animal 4 bad Aoradroso...l6 iiii......._ (0 Mr= I air W. Beet/ Issislla Mb. ... lbarr .fr s w. Betting : 2 to I sset 4 te 1 web es* Agra and wale by three lestK a hewer the wend sad tided, bed Ibunh. tun Pm ll= arms et 15 are. emah, 3 It, with la added, for two.raer.olds, Ist; mad three, fa; Übe sad saldlngs allowed 111 About bells nib. thettlet.l Mr.llegeht molt by Mr Hama* eat of larirfs dere, l la Mb . ......( 1 10rd1L1 1 Yr. Pagne'7l* . thesi,l yrs, 1a lilt (Plush I Mrs. ClankhasWe lard aketwas. 2 its. Tst -(M IMMO* 1 4 1 Mr.Allanffe Fardeation $ let 11lb irrter) BMW allfillaire Ira, At till ......(Cresswilh b : 6le I sal Bleles Dm Ws dam eolt. Woe by a head. verr i VilduL I - ' --- — Kaawatas Pun of 101. Half a wile. Mr. J. Adam% isseetly, by Ilte CI" I yrs, est lelb (Mace, 1 Chet UM* Omsk $ we. Pet an —„..... (IL Balms I Mr. liewie Itgainr. 3 yrs.ll4 elb (Bray 3 no 41=a tea /51.3 Mehem, lobby 5, Nleaue, Caret, Maw et 15•40101, Lee Hamm Mew, Mete* N. Gailleindla. slel NA Ii 8y 110 1 ial , ,,,ivarg...% be .t.l i lre Mr 1 5 514 *BM Ray. : balf • Mem the NNW irl Midi Me Kamm was •I, hurt% Omenu alm ee lebarew dela The MK Ist Ow. 41 /5. Us Kase& Wawa% • et Ms yews MO sow. by rs ties at Meo w . mak vll5 1 10 0 al al M$ 1 -7 1 - 01 0 ad sabiert Whore eels. Mew ale. (44 whs.) Mr. Marlaall MOW. lash. by Dtrdeatebor, 3 Te. lal (Crisreill) 1 Kr. Howiete Imabeek 4 yrs. 7et MK Mel 2 Mr. Menet Milhiset.i It% fit Sta —................511inee1l 3 Dube if Beeldwell Midi* IFM inalb Poner 4 The telleotes Obi is smorow Nis, UM Mlle kW, Ma -lUm 1111 1 C• 3411••• 111•65. no 4 1• 5 1•1 1 •• Blaming Der.... ie••• s Meehspe, Kelm, 1 Weiss. laW - 72 Lasserese, IgateMbe. Yds" Itses. Mir gbh 1 Ilsetwi, Tee it. Ruh Ithanz a l Tr= INK. : 4 lel met I Ie 1 1 C or r i elbme. 10 r d l ie ztliler Mek 14 let mit ewe . ad Oa. 14 0 1 4011 4/ml5 NW 1 oat Mum, NW Plot. Pw shwa mg Wellem. nu la Swam am the hal diem% Where For. Milo Pak am est. Metebed• Wllwebeed. a , IIE, la meal Is Mom at lltellidea Fmk lred s ewe banes On mewl awl MK WI • WO hewn the owl lbw& 1 Benin we Mond Dem Mall. Haman walled Is W. Kr Gem Kim dm. _ _ _ __ Twaterwassen lam se lb ways, ebb ; L rt; br Sly di Albs, Set /lb brb. Cseldsperittas. 044a1b. (IS gab) Is ll2ol9lPare by dellrow nb ne. bt 71b.. (Barbs/71 I I re. WtrWti . Ibirestre . Kers to Hem Rambars, ( UMW (Nam% S Its. award% Qom% leak 114 (Wdlal 4 SINN SI 4 Nat Vieter* le 4 aPt Cs's Sod. The b. es rob smarty Al the twits and wby on by thrum bindle 6 tore bundle bowies the more sni Obi ; a bad fourth. Ash lbanwelt Piers d 1411 pima; Uwe-yr-Gift 7.1 111Ig bib est dba n iz e . eft Mb I Az ad eyed. loot db. To ebb it the lbw idle. yea and go CMS biand. (Two alba and • bil. (Adds lase" a Shisma. bY dssb, 7 74 0 . 01 1C 4 I Mr. T. Pares Ilinsibsa 1 yrs ......... Lard J. Notre tisyboy, 4 yis 614 Mr. Babra's aped the liso" . 1 I be." ...... ( 4 Mr Y. Pigott% raft by Cosysgba oat or yrs • Ditties: 7 le 41 w Ihmasabon. 7 to f out nab all the nasitag Ind was by two keg he, three loselbelbsese the sensed sag dig ; bad the Plough and MMUS aft vow Erin at. the labs ax par the pow Twit disarm lbws; at JO gam ebb, 4 ft.. be dwas.yregin abr. eat ) 711 ; lot lb. Corbin wies owns. New Wle. (II who. dr. Ilerleate Inn" t h e lked Flyingev er. Dabiesa, Ilb (Diritra.) amiss OE TES C 00... *OLD MP. i ES 4 on Illaspassie. CBICIBT. Ten Um= ALL ZNOIAND BLIT= v. Barnum os lu Unman' or C411:442.0011.- This meta wee brought to • 406. elegise yesterday rearelag. at hall-past or, la taunt se the ILlima. by 91 tam 0•101 TE 20311113.—A gentleman named Dem while Moisosh Dropout-terns% Chokes, es lie way Mom% GM might, between Neves sad teethe eels*, less samseed by two mes, who civilly faked the way to liesserebrest ; baring moored their Moak** be was about promediag es his way, what ow of the nine esddealy seised him by the throat sad seedy thrembd him, while lA. ether strsek him two Aslant Mows, the eta ea the mouth, sad the other is the aliamom The rusk es ay be sapped, tree that he was intently deprived of asemiesesom and iss mow ring his News, sere sweaty minsMes Atm" ho head Miami/ lying ea • heap of dirt. devolved, of maw., of hie watch and Ada ad Mhos saleable'. By the help of a passer. by • penman was N. who mita lit to the Broomsa vellorstallew, where he gave the amesesty iaftwmaties of this most sense Mark sad robbery. A TRAIN ON FlSS.—Yeaterday, so the train which loft aisralaglim for Liverpool sad Manchester at 10 30 a.m. woe appoessida Stafford, the mespeats of s woad-airs seedy, seYssi • elms smell Odra, sad pre neatly sparks beim to ily Is thresset the wiAdewe. The powesion, amyl whom wore some draper, simastsit lastily seta the toils ins when it was disarmed that the steising ern ea ire. M4lo'lol=l - the nogg swim is the part of the edam, wined by the mbar penuatz e tt . ornate or the wit Birr were = l.l l)nopm aill"Pli T or A DlLD rewsi ga -•• Oa Mesdel iar Istrassi Maud., s porter is ths syrup of No. of Iforypornoteast, 110ifid, was *alloyed I=f • weir s stalky of the has web house, la WI ewes lumbar, of WM the bit wr wily OIL U. had sourly get eat ho Web whoa he pushed read With log dun to the wail. sal ea =lt ss lo 1 1" %lissil eass sib& Linea tisa was gloss to he by wigs imps, Nara en nags. ssa WOW Wee pre of a Main that of a sea of With orta. ware hvar l ihel= egramil to bare bass la sinew pew% his dethos Wag eaossliisly Wing Mhi bests very ash wee. lid. weresunsshrhamtaaheethii Irk sad nearly sit Ow teeth woo Is the sat pocket were • ammo bleak dump kWh (limy rusty). so empty OW, a pine al snow ...b, awl a Sew hoop nets. Is OW wish's{ paint Sore was a laxa sa tety sell welepal Is a piesestessiso gbh. la the ef ism wild ass tie nonsuse had Ws hod st his Shy yawn As bigot ▪ essmeausd where, hoist. Mr. J. B. Odnisa, ar my de i Wish was adjosraed WI ibei lab Wow, far rho pralastle distaff imams. Tan ANOINOW WRDNII DAV.—Tbe Hailed awe mil steam Nelp.4lllsatik Ovals Oliver sailed tram W Mese, m 970 p.n. he New lark, tbs mud bOwsly nib for he Hailed ji pee owl a fell .tens of valamblo mar- 1 IS AMII hallways's Wm ha Hose Mast , sa-rairlisst of the Uita* Iltalm, ISIIIIMIONall• Is, the ant yeesidsmay, wed Miss How Illsoloy. Wee " le es ta ;re les of Wows " has boss a walls Ise Is As of the& PM, le her dopamine Vases t he mil Of ass of plead es bond 'We of the Leedom we hoe, est Os Iron mil piddle , of the 'atm samba& THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1856. COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS AND THE MER CANTILE LAW AMENDMENT BILL. A Meeting of merchants and brokers of the City of London, convened by circular, wee held psterdey at the London Tavern, on the invitation of Baron Lionel de Roths child, to meadow what course It might be advisable to take with !ohmic* to the Mercantile Lew Amendment Bill, which has Just passed through the Roue. of Lord", and which awaits diacussion is the Rosso of Commons. la tbe ablosee of Baron Rothschild, who was prevested from situating by indiapoeltios, the chile was taken by Mr. 11. T. Wzoontist, Governor of the Beak of England. The CA.sinmnst Mein explained Me objects of the 'K M Rellllo moved the following resolatioa :—" Re ! solved, that this meeting view with slum the progress of a bill in liarlianiont entitled The Mercantile Lill Amendment Bill,' by which it is proposed to repeal the English law requiring contracts for the sale of goods to be is writing. That rho esteblished principle that merchants are not to be boned by clamant' until radio:ad to writing is of the deepest importance to the commercial community, and it would be attended with risk of the most grievous frond sad perjury if contracts meld be enforced in a mart of law without any emitting seta The entice thereto,* invite the aisistance of the aeressell• commusity thsosgh out the esuary ia epposing this measure, which is new to ha the law of England, has not been called for by the com mercial public, and threatens ea entire subversion of the present corns of business without any adequate advantage." Mr. J. B. FILTH seconded the resolution, which, after • few words from Mr. J. B. Ciasemrr, was pet sad Clrried imanimossiy:_ lir. 0. J. Brasses, on 'Wag to move the, next refola lion, said ho thought they should not he satisfied with hayloft enabled an expressos of opinion on the put of that meeting, but should seek to obtain one eo-extenstee with the immense interests concerned. It appeared to him most mansion that it should be necessary to appeal to the great esermatile inns sts of London to arrest the program of a measure bestrew on mercantile law which was proposed by the government ostensibly for the promotion of then imamate. Bat so it was. Oa the mere assamption that it was die. 'debts to establish perfect uniformity between the ma mettle law of Bushed and that of &island, the govern ment seemed determined to pm • bill which magailited the South marnaule law to the Bertha on • poet on which English merchaats and traders felt that they would be extremely Mitred by ssdmhlatios The greenness which were alleged to have resulted from the pretest state of the law wars, altar all, each as the parties aggrieved might easily have avoided by thenry Maple expedient of »dung the menaces into which tiny entered to writing. The neglect of that very simple reggae°. had imposed them to lore, and ineon• nutmeg, and they wanted to involve the whole of the immense mercantile operations of this matey in in same difficulties and litigation to which they had thenuoina been imposed Nothing, as it appeared to him, could be more unjustifiable this such as attempt ; and it was the more unj notifiable, because all the mercantile evinces which had bees brought to bear on te• subject was opposed to the laalltSte which the goverment hod iatroduced. It was (rite tam that legal opinions bad bee gives is favour of the measan, bat the whole of the large &mu martial tannin of Liverpool gad London wars decided in their oppositioa to the proposed innovation. The I remedy which the goverament told them to Inert to was 'that every merchant should inform his broker that he would 'sot b bound by Rewritten contents, aid it was imsgiaed that they would continue to mike eostratte in writing. It I nuit be obvious to every gentleman pretest that this sup iff i t a w w m as sag t° ge tai st l id E li ", "d .: 1 4 °l f ( ea l ltjaott or Glaagow, where tee number of trate was eomparatively few, and where the manhunt were all known to ease other; bat as regarded the City of Loadoa when there were so gamy handurds of mierchaats, and where business was carried ea upon ran ea intensive sad varied scale, to do away with the aneselty for a written content would he to introduce insecurity both as to the far of a contrast, and as to the mode in which, supposing it to hays been entered ' into, it wet intended to be carried oat. The remedy proposed was, therefor,, totally inadeqnste. When the committee of the House of Lords found that the evidence we. adverse to the bill, what wee their lest point? It was this : " After all, sines this custom of run is so extremely briseffclal and so indispensable, dorm not think that custom and Sitarist alms will form • habit which will be proof even against the facility of the contrary usage, which it is now proposed to introduce ?" He could not help regarding that as a templet* condemnation of the proposition, became it amounted to this : " Ban la • custom which is so thoroughly is harmony with the habits sad interests of the commercial community of London that they always have adopted, and always will adopt it, but we will introduce a law which will give mss the option at all events of following • contrary nags" He did think that before pro poMag an alteratiou of this hied the government should have *mind whether or not it was ia harmony with the feelings of the mereantil• community. But, then, it was said that this thing wee done la temtlead. Now, they know very little about what was dose in that matey, having very few commercial dealings with it. Tbey hum, indeed, that Scotland was not a commercial coantay in ;the same degree as Ignited, that Glasgow was not to be put on a parity with Loudon, and that thus were many points on whisk the Scotch law differed from tear own. But old it fellow be nn the Sena would sot adopt their cos ting and laws that they should adopt theirs ? It might as well be said that because the Sesta wore kilts band of tonagge. they should also wear kilts, as that their mistraastlie law should be assiallated to that of SaMlnad. (Laughter.) He seseladad by moving that • cammittso mould b formed to take such step as they =ems sesmasey to obtan • rural expromisa of see the part of the sassmatila eismathaity, le II& 011011111111 a with the lint nealotion, and that the 0111111•11111111 ahsgY moist of the following ambers, with pawn to add to thdr austor : Boron L. de Rothschild, Mr. M. T. Werailla, Kr. T. Baring, Kr. J. 0. Hibbard, lir. E. C. Chapman, Mr. D. Keinerish•geo, Mr. J. B. Heath, ldr. J. P. Oudot, lir. J. I. Travers, lir. llalcomson, sad Kr. B. Gnat Massie, in seconding the neolutioc, sold, from all he could learn, • number of Scotch gentlemen had ap pealed to the ltgislature to avrimilate the Scotch law ea this subJeet to the English law. He was quite at • loss to nu. anima on what ground the government bad interfered with the management of the commercial affairs of this country. He was amviesed that the smutty dealers would rise in a body in oppooition to the MU, it they were at all ewers of its tendency. Mr. T. BANI.IIT. H.P., said that though he ecianned to what had fallen from the mover and tesender of the re solution' he thought it right to state that Mr. Moffatt, a mesaberof the Hoses of Commons, who stated that he had vary titmice deallor In the constry, had told him that the retail deders from oas end of the **wry to the Ober wen all in fovea, of the proposed change is the law. Not being is the habit of catering int* emanate of that kind he wet unable to combat the opinion thee maimed ; but if he were furnished with evidence to the c watery, he would nee it to the best of hie ability is the Home of Commons. Mr. Thavaas said, havisg, se W lead of the Arm with whiek he wee orameeted, boa ewieged le transactions with oesetry dealers he email, burial not recollect ea butanes dories Oat park)/ W • verbal redirect bed been iyeeede; yet the gessad ea whisk It was sought to sake this change wee, thee verbal contracts were coadas ally repudiated by smell &okra After Kew coneereadon, la width Mr. Bushey, Mr. Tie. vets, Mr. Malcoleisca, Led Mr. Hadley took pert, the reee laden was adopted aaaaimeady. Oa the metres of Mr. Kayak., It wee resolved that a sabseriptiow ebosM be forthwith mitered Into to defray the seweerstry =pease s. Thanks were voted to the 'batman, sad Ike mediae thes wparateL 0 SHIPOWNERS. Torras] a &parka hos the Stearn Ship. swan' Aineelatias of Linda bad ea Latvia or with Lord Nasky of Alderley sad the Right Rea. Robert Lowe, at the 'kited el Trade, spas the steljset of the liabilitiee of shipowners. The deputation radeted of Mr. Arthur /A dmen (ehara's), Mr. Water, Mr. Rail, Mr. Pratt, Cap. lain 14aalr, Captain Chappell, R.N., tad Mr. Morgan (eserstary). The depotatioa wee osonapanied by air ft Peruses, But, Mr. W.Browa, Mr. Rocafell, and enarrent ether '.shin of whams; else by mire learatial ✓edraft representing the Weasel of London sad aria dal trader Memoriam having bra pareated from Imo arrow shipping sospeake, • Mr. Wasson, M.P., Is pripentlag a memorial from the Hall steam 'hippie, impure, remarked that the Mop sheet 5 tipplag kr, so for as it related to liability la roses ato of with great hardship spa the ddgplai sore ly the steam shippieg Mersa. PAD; Leal 's Ass shipments mew ands liable to lho whole sdilb of ask ippegorty kr mar ass weak they arid not ennrelee the dightri anaoL The Masher ladylike AM WWI the reeperMilla of shipowners Lash sawn as meg as he *sr to or las of Ferry serried la their warn to es ears et the ship sad ibeight, disks 15i. pot lea as • abloom vales is ewes of Nee of life. it ha, by lie Alta dare, earned the damages payable la an of dank at , melba thet dm mastery d• ash die sad then by tie 61ltit dense ower trellised the pa ase, by kris" the nepresestakee of sash peaty , If disimildoll with tuck ersilsesey kag, liberty Is kW 'as ask= naiad She shipowsges, sad mow any simnel of asnages a jury soy hid disposal he ow. Menerfalliss set that tree perkier of the Mirada' Nipple. Ain night be remellered, sad a mown barred 'inept tairsh=tattierdb2l..tut:e.ellitC:aavrbetig 11 1:rt A kt ealergal visits lordships a the pang kw eau affected si trgainal or Aufasszr, fa reply, ...areal that the sus* sig ...... whkit sew sew armed is tartar of boa lbe Nadia an pleased et, had s li z i:2leitrie w Q Of lie papa Wale lisidara Slap prffThe Madison @Waft kilos hr Ma LeiwsmdbabUldw,arse I sewn .1 'diastase, li rl= the ehlptieser itetad a like aapasatWli iM with alher inagehow of the seasraity, sad Is halted MI Übe imbed Ms ship sod frdght. Tits dies*. aped C hp the depandea wan snob were raisers a Laird phi Ast, bit he did ass tldak that sirs had bon saute sat to/ easabipaag althpowasal ban Its r Mons. It was thervely two years since the Marshiest • Shipping Act was pared, and during that time the number of Britlab steam vessels hod considerably increased. There did not appear to be any indication of a disinclination to build large and espensive ships, or to adopt costly improve ments. The femme 'easel in *curse of cons ruction at Millwall for the Eastern Steam Ccmpany was an instance of this. There wee no evidence of any apprehension on the part of steam shipowners of the eosin queues, of the Mer chant Shipping Act He did not think than wee sash ea analogy between the owe of certificated mestere and hammed pilots ea to warrant the application to both of a like role as regards the shipowners' liability. Is pilot weters they were obliged to entrust their Teasels to patties appoiated by others, and who were not their own ser vants, nor under their control; and it would be a great hardship that they should be exposed to the consequences of the ignorance, or miscouduet of thole peruse. It wee otherwise RS regarded tauten of vessels. They were the shipowners' servants, appointed by them, and under their control ; and all that the Board of Trade did we, to aseer taio that they were qualified to take the command of their ships. The grievance resulting from Lord Campbell's sot might, he thought, be urged with g effect by railway companies 'hen by shipowners, for the former were equally mponsible for the sots of their servants, and were ensued to still heavier demages, maths 'meat of their liability was unlimited. He did cot think, se at present advised, that any grounds had been shown for a reemosideretion of the Merchset Shipping Act, though, perhaps, there was some force in the coat:sat which had been pointed out—with reference to its operation—between the British and the foreign shipowner. This and the other representations of so large and influential a deputation should have the con sideration of the Board of Trade. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. A meeting of the Board wan held yesterday at Guildhall, when amongst otter basilica, Mr. Corrie pre sented a memorial from Meier*. Thomas Jackson and George Thorotoe, on the subject of the drainage of London on the north side of the Thames, with plans and section, and estimate, for executing the aneseary works. The plan preened was to construct • lug* tunnel sewer, commencing at Kensington Canal, passing parallel with the banks of the Thames, and dingin e ss, itself by pumping into a reservoir at Galleon Reach, at Woolwich, • at an estimated coat of 2,200,0001. The reservoir would be raised 12 feet above high water meek ; and immediately the tide wee at high water, it was proposed to open the flood gates, by whin mesas, when the tide was at baU ebb, the reservoir would be empty. The board then took into coasideration the second part of their engineer's scheme for the main drainage end sewage intereeption of the &striate north of the Tbiunes. It was observed that the plan for the southern side had been, in the first instance, referred to a committee, which had not Men done is the present ease. Mr. Baseigette, the engineer, was asked whether, before preparing his scheme, he looked at the set of psrlisment which required that the point of discharge should not be neer tha metropolis. He replied that he had ; and although he did think that some question might seise oa that point, yet, as the plies he selected was the net in an esgineerieg point of view, he thought that any technical difficulty in that respect might he got over, He stated that a piece of land opposite Pluestead wee considered to be in the metro polis, in the same way that a portion of Kent on the south side of the Themes .as supposed to be so; but a pivtion of the stream west of Barking was out of the metropolis, and the eppoiite side of Barking-creek was under the jurisdic tion of the commtitionen of sewers ice the county of Ben.. In the interview with the Chief Comminioner, Sir B. Hall did not esprese an op4ion. He did not intimate there would be any difficulty. The question being mooted, he did mot deem it fatal to his scheme. The engineer then went into an explanation of different ports of his scheme by referees to a map, showing that he had made an allowance for the reception of a sadden rain-fall in addition to the interception of the (refinery sewn'. Hr. Caarmear. moved, and Mr. Fsw seconded, " That the report of the engineer, In so far as relates to the upper level and middle level sewers, and their breaches north of the Theme, be adopted." Mr. Howe moved as as amendment, "That before pro ceeding further with the engineer's scheme, the plea for the drainage of north side of the Themes, submitted to the board by Mgr. Tbomse Jackson and Mr. Ge orge Thornton, and proposed to be carried out by them, sneer the superintendence of th e engineer, he submitted t some eminent acid impartial engineer to examine and report epos the same to this board." Mr. DENNIS seconded the amendment. After several asemben had spoken on either side, the Chairman put the unesdmeot, but only three hands wen held up In its favour. Mr. Savage proposed an amend ment as to the °solidi, bat the Chairman said that was not inch an anindnent ms Gould be put, as the oath& was not now under combination. Several motions for adjournment were put and negatived. A long and irregular discussion ensued, bat eveatttally as debate was adjourned until llsuraday neat. The board broke up at five o'clock. ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM ASSOCIATION. A circular bia bus addressed by Mr. Roebuck to the members of the Ratieri trails* Reform Amociatios on his essuotiop the err cf chairama. 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II iseetee rt oinoottogdoort to taVlFl_di Ib donillo. w ma y a re es thin Imam oo maw= ellt to in molt oi into dew • am *not war to loloolosol Ms dr ooloodot2 d am pr. veroadati lid the adoloineattenot oar sedloool swim= ▪ wind mil. ad as Maw Imb wit le atokjill_ WAWA el • moll bototed elm; shot the ad 111. MINI no intoned Zez iaul toontrie tilos otedollos joholoolleks say Woe mama at our min g Sok lho ewe at th• arr. we any pees otenoleasandlokomptio. puoist, =go ▪m, wietiM E l zessis. per now Welding monk hoe 7. INC ImetnlifitaTlON o>r THZ PZEITZIS' ALMEMOVINS, Torrarrant.—Yeeterdey the desires for the merles of seed eel lairs 'ambles of all belealue of the tulatheic trade, 'bleb hate Jo bee' *reseed *Weed pees, Tome heel, were km.* beeseretedZ i aCdohneter, held la the empeede WJelekee the the Ld BTAS morn la the doh. • subsumed wee served, te whisk shoat ra bolas sad geatleoes to dews. The weal Waft having habered, Ibs seoretero, Mr. Der kte, reed the list of the eabearlptioas whisk hod beea reeeleed daring the Ileadeed be. whisk ameaated dist/ether to about 4004. la tho waif a peed tee party, Lamed lry a seaseet sad s bell. is Weleraus .1 the iaaegerelloe, Wsk plow at the Highboy Ewa Timm at able!' between' did earl 100 pewees opeausetet silk the iseebealesl potties of lie Wefts trade woes peanut. William Mewls, Esq., wad ea Os swim 7Zjr no SWINTIN V. SWIIEFRN.—NOTION FOR •N ATTACHMENT. ibis was a feigned Issue directed by the Mater of the Rolls to tro whether the testator, Samuel Swmfeo, sm of capacity to make • 'mil at the time he emeuted a domment which purported to to hla will. Iles plaintiff claimed hie 'Mato under that document, and the defen dant was heir-et-law. Tb. or ems on for trial betas Mr. Justice Gruswell at Stafford, end is the course of the trial it woe agreed between the Attorney-General and Sir Frederick Denim that the OW should he settled upon the term that the defendant was to have the estate sad ma to secure to the plaintiff 1,0001. a year during her hfe. The plaintiff, however subsequently rehired to carry out this IeMSIMERI. on the ground th at it had been made witboutpur unction sad pas( barstab, and is the worm of the Enema terms rule Wei calling upon her le chow cause why an attachment *Nil art Wes agaissi her kw kineampt of mart, the terms which Winn speed to having bon mks a rule of wort. M. thins mai Kr. Cols sow ypsared to stmt mute agr‘nst the Mho ; tit el the Atiormy.Oissrel Mr. Whateley were In euppott of Use. a alidadt made Id it was dated that the estate wan or do vales ot.see Ilia OM., and that she at the time of tbe trid bed early open it OhITO O year. The terms of the armee. melt UM VIM she WM 11111 & n year extra, making altogether 1,0001. • pear.~ mid the Nos d that additional 7001. a year be bee ILe wes Mist 10,0001 4 and therefore by the arrangement she bed been deprived of properly to the value of NAM. The trim! amornenced 011 dsdd y, and would In all a = bility have Meted till Tasaday or Wednesday. Oa evening file Frederick Thelsee sent for her to Ids and oommunletted lobar Kasai to settle,which she wouldl i rla has refused, but thought it mere reopecUul to counsel to mks cab madder the matter. dho asoulted ter. ileery Damage ea saw hada and. ace Mike dose sa, Mesta the propeal. sodas Sew day sent word to Sir Frederick Meager to that tired. Oa Waft moraine eke went by the drat train to Stafford. and al las wort de met sir Frederick Tbesiger commie out, who aid it Si was all settled, and be led done the best for her. Floe area muss which Sir Frederick Thesiger bad settled the suit were the memo as those the had rejected on the Sunday, except that there etre some additional terms which were unfavourablii to her. Ueda thew dr. enanstancee she submitted to the court that Ms duliodost ahead to left to enforce the arrangement in equity at he end, she should sat be allowt dto proceed by the penal process of attedmatt for oat tempt. Mr. Watoon objected that's this was an lams boa the Court cd Chancery, the Court of Omuta Pleas would art =Moe the ar na t, bet would la le nk the Court of Lbermery te take steps In Ws lie alto tabulated that se era had issa had before tbe court be pealed an attaassat, itemash as It ad sat appear that ria heel demand hal 1e awls spa the pairillt aat my. taw. non wo.ee, poidro. 110111111ftnitallellft ANlalltll4llll6 rase was that Ms Minim we still wasoad la Chaney, osi ths court wad audasullso too prmaedup her ow rasa laced tAfe thasampoosa had buss mama bete yeast** *Win =W kr Mae rooms It wag submitted that the court weld act the laillar WE emotion as to which there 'oddballs sp. pd. ha vial bow do defendant to toeing an action texture the agramsos. or take preesedlep la Chatter, for that purism. Me. Ode nod an 'davit alb. dads's, the belong". Mooney, whelk MOM that he told Mr headdi Meager that he had no author* M mama to the dm" sad alapproved of them, when Sir Praia* rooked that lo ala Ids colkegues would take the respon sibility eh Shameless. Elsonsat requested him to wait antll the unite! dad *MAW dot mune Ina not take ,and t e ease was Lidded Woe de ardidd_ pa plaintiff. 7bAlmospasaual saamMtd that the rule was that a party to • suit or bled by re Ma cd be counsel in court to terse asaosul tar at as miss tar sgetiesd d ail the facia naceseary to Mail an 00 ajallOaat, ha would be relieved front any agree. sat If analt vas Woo y eased what in ignorance of some loslada slumnsaass Noes of the cohashl tor the plaintiff at Stafford wen ha the nue, in it Ins buoys dud it the MEI& Si those poem add be °peen the eatetaide la the eildnit which lb. Bingen had had the audacity to make at the lest weft would he tore nonce. Ile would now state • number of facts to the Court. W. Watson gligetei to his Wenn Mend stating any facts not in the aliklaria.nigogially al ibis wig Inane for as attarJnient against a lady. Atirrepalealn-11 was elnaling lb= that; it was an apyllearee aging dim Mr. Jerkin Mimi alio Igh!iy ought not to hem the recta referred to by lboritarsoynnsn. linprea.ion was that they ought not to cerating lean emir to decor the matter. nu court oaght hoestome thstarmosel hod authority when they assumed to han ft. The Attatalptienersl protested against the practice which had been retorter Win the present case, of producing at the last moment an glance of Si kind imputing to counsel that they had so tar tranagreined *sir dot as to make a compromise in opposition to the wish of their Mat and the attornehead of keeping that affidavit hack until the tut agnent. brr.Niatsoneeill it bad only been meantly sworn. The Attonamasernal—That wee what he complained of. It was an affidavit of Whisk be would emak No far no to denounce it es • Mane of faliebeal Ma M end. The learned gentleman thee read a Imoeeeeayeaden as @hew that the lady had refused to obey the ruled murk TM principal letter was from the London agent of Mr. glow% mid lt said Mat Mrs. de Jaren was not doomed to dor oat the efteefaelt. The attorney who served the rue on den. woad not MIS, what took place on that occasion, betimiWookiwkalood a aotket that what pawed was oonfideatiaL As to He preemempe ego* still going on. there was a complete mdemmiggebee Meet that. Ifor the oometinp In equity only referred be Sr pima property. god had no t es thing to do with the estate it isellis. Mr. Judas Carswell add several objeetiou had been made to thin tales which be atonal wean( well founded It was had that apt*. IMMO should have hma We to the Court of Chancery to anions the arrangement, no the promillop ewe treat Chancery, bat there wee • record in this sort, eel the arrangement wee by agreement be tween tie parties mode a sole of thin roar(, and if the proem of this court had hem treated with eontecopt, this was the prooer tribunal to punish toe party for the contempt. The Important point in the case was the statement that this arraegement had bees made by owlsl without authority. He thought that the court could not hetes to rush a matter; he thought that the cow t could Ist Interfere, ems If mural did act without authority. He thought It meld he Malls the •deninistration of voice if they allowed what owed had den la • mum to be questioned. If a client dad not UM Mist ow loft dose by counsel, he mot withdraw his brief, and II ors was MA allowed to act satiny thought it their away weld be ampromised I sad they would do well to mime le Sig say Won I sea um. He w glad that there we Whit* dm tacit yawn. Uwe was Mw. Mr a technicsl objection be whiii he *ldol with real relastamw. The court soot me that the pow el the oast had Moo tremalwath coatempt before they ea atilrbleieL TM borer of the Lemke agent had teen written Were the fader at aid paw was lode • ride of court, and be loam of so me whisk will iffaw WI Ili be • I eoctempt of court. It me leseesry le denial piehroms• at the rule In Gael • ease is tile, bat whether any dared hod Wm made they did not know, bowie they were told that Pie dintlemon who mane the dewed in Me me had a not Algol was that what bad taken Wm ea that ostation was la IMMO= j awl be wild not state it in IL siblavb. Itodeaught thst It bed not bus shown that then had her • mid So filmy the Me darn; ad Wrote would therefor* be meshared. hat Wheat am. ad arse without pre judice to airy other press Ming inform dr ammenem. Mr. Jonas Willemstad It. Jostle WWI omooned. The Chief gleam took so pert la the me as tM puts to the salt were ha — Yr. Jostles Creswell szpowei • hope tket after the opinion of the mut so to the authority at asamak sad emidertor what might be the eorsettseeeso after the Iseheisel diffteulties had bees removed, thereon would sot be ogle/ CO farther to laterlare. OTI V. WILLITS AND 011101111.-1 COMM GAIDIS TZIATaI. Mr. =dell, le this see. tree torderly Lim et Olsont. sod he mod the Ise= tito ter Wald itudeleed by g ' ir r Pialstesigneese et bolldleg hem boned dews. la the speeded glee b biee mired by the parer there Ina • clause is hr the pidisliss of the theatre agates fire, the defemMate deed hie tsar Arend In the theatre. but they were not to i dle ladiordry ~ countye from say lora that be might tw fie third is the detention alleged that the Mar fry ema tore mot hew, sad, by rade of the =Leo; the theatre was band ; sod It wee also alleged that the demo. dada had broken lha egreedest, they not baring repaired the walls emit nor of the theatre artor the Are. An led Idea del to Mr. Bares Bramwell, at did tee didediele sight be at liberty to el d pleas dads( OA the Ids led led onesiceed by in. and that the de. Mass wen Mt bad n hadletatarly bye for any au& loss; end, torther. th ed time* bed he destroyed [hostel+ the soollowese or the ~1 Mg ii uedlohnies. tots lo r =rstaled le show the pis to be Maid. sot sobestaelly an wee nada to Me enure Ihr to plead thaw plea; an d • WA Meta, less Oe Inglegoino is to day on man helm shows soda Its Iblierd M St We ade s r. iodo sad 10. ep Nr. lath appeared to show eaves; and Yr. Berieratt °Milo support the rule. TY aid /Win sopposed Mot the best say wool be to add the pisol Vies wpm omd thaw thsp oval demurred to, sod the opiate@ of the met Ike motler. Thls mom was aid of we intimated that the demurrer apt loon dowa at sum aseameat, ao that the ere might be divvied or dative Pm MO. Misr tem. Mr. Ilseiseat isles id dot sogothstseas were ia progress which he booed woad settle ell dhows es to the theatre. e The Oder Jonas thought It vas Toy meal to be desind that acesettth la es se e eked leis lege which wild restore baratooy to that blidt. (A tergh.) COURT OP BANKRUPTCT.—Jobe 11. The Whinge um a lissmard victualler at Arwood. and bed tar nary boa as sellesembir W Isessasidw r. sesetery what' beers eV aim r arbsikspel, sea dead eider dr lets An at Pena. trued. vas dassaitliols wastls, • stream sans Ms ppmead tbisjeuesaL Ur. Berrassa. Ike likendsasse. sand assigelliss. saeaderlas ter awe ins staissaileble Is sad addeream . COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUNE 11. 1 , 03.-111/0111 MIK/ JIMTIrI J{lTl. I AND JLSTICIII CAZINWILL. WILLLANS, ARID WILLIS. -- T i a c; mi Imillertans! lir. lieemieres it the neelts et his prilsrwre barter at Nor wood. Os the deers et the erselere. is 111 the leahropt took • tail terser et Rowena, lariere is the ter 1001. ; but the 1 Paine wee rides all the mile ter the pliWesall la rat b bouthoed. and they Mee Were le Or sort. Yr. (Arley, r near Ns Mt. tram st re *reel Palate Betel. lately • beeissol, Orr Or hie err Mt feet fora rusk the tor terse re !drainer tato Orr owe kends. lb. Lawrence the were ht witgort of the hesroPt- Els Brow ewerthd eerelare etre stet err INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Jusa 11. IN 111 lOU SMITS —AN LOND PITITIONIL This lewheot. yew old, spiked odor the Pro- Isellos Aet. lir. lea sysosed foe two endikro smell Amon sad li Verfole or Os 'widen ow be sheds blerwilks se Is so la. We leerabe 'Nokia hie lo sow paper% Rod sleek w ft • yak so Me Web elt we Is Wiladorskerl wee ok et Ike sew ass Ifs orrit hee OW sad 111. Very kW ledenorka wild le sleeked Ow We. Mb wwis.kw was WWI. sod It sp. owed OM Ike WI a lod tonwety lees • Weakeiskerla Md. olneAlue. bet toe bees eat at bestirs kr awe Ws IS The , abider, w Ned es roe pessesdlep so mew IMO he is szrees smell • drossessoser, *Wm hewer ewl wed bawd Is kle ewe ea Weirdo seat. IC we se be Wass the Vssakekoar wished further Istormatlon WW2 wok is kw the Maly, sad the we we wljeamed to Merseedey. The gesesetio• overawed. boICIDI or • PANATON MANI:TAMIL= AT lATILAIL,..OI Strada, Mr. Thomas Hishausa, the oldest see of H. Maksmas, Esq., of Lythtle Istsly ass el the is the dna el Mn.ess Ulaksissa, Fames, sad ro it Testeetereos, Prestos, soeueittod sabW.. The de essiod, who woo sheet timely dye years of sae, hod bees Is • 'musket drj teed state of Wad for s short tiara pro- Tiously.—Maaseester Guendiers. CAPITAL From s report in tho Hartford liereury it appears that dm local Mita mama de Weld lam week, by a sejerity of 9 to 4, to plaid= parlia ment for the attention of the tootehweat of death. IM9II.IIO9IIaNT Poi Parr.—The asotropoiitau prison for debt are pretty tall at dm must time. In Whiteman-street Prom there are mull 260 room eon lead fer &ht. -What do — you aell the venoklable kee sad TSB POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Mary Blewitt, who described herself as a doll matufacturer of 1, fieleoonquare, Bleeldriaranard, was finally examined :dad com. rallied for trial , charord with bating unlawfully in her poseeption a Large quantity of property, which formed part of the proceeds of a bursary and robbery committed on the praising, el Meters. kyle and Co., of lils,sow, And Lawrence lace, City. _ - SOUTHWARK. Mr. Hamm, the landlord of the Red Cram Teens, Iligh•Ereet, Earthwork, MY wmmotod before Mr. Alleckatr, for committing an e'e.sault on Henry Morgan, • tradesman, reridwg at 39, NobltAttreet, Ciy. It appeared from evidence that proarcutor wry under tbe in. dunce of liquor, and tbst the defendant used no note soblice than wee mammy to get hem out of the house. Mr. A'Beekett, without calling on the defendant to answer the charge, trod he was perfectly poull d in hia toimuct, tt hemg the t.ght of every pubdcen to eject drunken persons tram t house, The someone most be dismissed. As the complaicant bad intimated romething about an &ellen, he (the I:lmpetrate) obould grant the de ferisnt a certificate to prevent soy further proceedings. THAMES. - - Mr. Thomas, • solicitor, attended before Mr. Sege, and rut la ouretteson tire pert of Mr. Strange, gneiss, 65, flonnesditels (con. skate mod dried St. a ted days ago at this osur. for indecently ams•lstag a police constable, to appeal against the Maitstrate's decl aim at the out ltiddkacatieedceas. MARKETS OVlTON.—Ltroiroot. Jura I I.—lbe market eland heavily, rad rbiraof all kind. may be quoted Id. e lb. loner than bet p ee k. pi eales taday are 7.000 i I,oou for export and 30t. Oa wet, lotion —compriung 310 remain and Maranbani. at 64d. to 74d.; 30 Bob* at 64d.; utiO Egyptian, at &Id. to 70. ; 71.0 bunt. at 44d. to Id.; and but del Island% at la. Id. to In 7d. per lb. Impott nine Thursday, 60,000 bales. CORN.—Borron, Jecia I I.—We hap had a small show of admit Vv.day, and the trade arm, at 3e. per qr. advance; red, 69a. to 73e.; white, 761. to 71e. Scarcely any barley offering. BSOCZTONA)14110, loam lt.—The rupply of grain et market this morning was eieeedingly limited. Whoa sold readily at au advance of W. to 3s. per qr. on last weea's prices. (AM le. per qr. dearer. Blau la. to 2a. per qr. higher. The price of Sour is advanced to 53e. per67o sack. Imporia dung the past week :—Vihrat, =unwire, 1, qrs. CATTLE..—ROCTRALL, lowa ll.—Beef made rather more money today ; other things sold off at rates a little below lrst week's quota does. Beet mode from 2s. 10d. to U.; mutton, 4. to Ss.; lamb. 15.4d.10 6s. 24.• ' weal. 4s. to Ss.; yolk, Ss. ed. to le. 10d. per stone of 810 s. working t he offaL 00•111.-Lownop, Jura 11.-Burnhope, 141. 6d.; B3ase's Beb. side Hartley. 17a.; Hmtmga Hartley, lis. ; 110 peen, 16a. 6d.; Howard's West Hartlt y Netherton, 17a. ; New Taneeld, 13e.; South Densest, 145.; Tandeld Moor, 145.. Tanßeld Moor bates, las.; Walker Primrom, 14s. ; West Pelton, 155.; West Rolodg Han ley, 13s. ed. ; Walls Rod Hadley, 15a. 91.; Walla End Hilda, Ids. 3d. ; Walls End Riddell, 15a. ed. ; Walls End 1. baracUffe, 15a. Id. Eden Maln, 1111. 9d.; Walls End Belmont, 16s. 3d.; Walla End Braddylls, 175.; Wall. End Franawellgate, 16.. 9d.; Walls End Haswell, les. ; Walls End Helton, 180. ; Well End Kepler Grange, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Emblem, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Rowel's Helton. 175.; WaW End *oath Hatton, 17e. ed. ; Walla End Otewart's, lac ; Walls End Caradoc, 16.. 6d.; Walls End Campo, 16s. 6d. ; WalisEnd Hartlepool, 17e. Ed. ; Walla End Laugh Hall, les. ; Walls End Kelloe, 17a.; Walls End South Hartlepool, 175.; Walls End Tees, II.,; Walls End Whitworth, 16e.; Wall. End Eyeliwoodt 13 e. ed.; Der. weatwarer Hartley, 17e. ; Gawber 14a.; bqubOraten Merthyr. 10a. Ships at market, 93; toll,, 63. THE RIFF PIRATES. The following is a copy of a despatch received yesterday at the Marine Department of the Board of Trade, announcing the destruction of the barque Hymen, Captain Smith, of Liverpool, by Riff Pirstes : " British Consulate, Mange, May 27, 15.513. " Sir,—l have the honour to report to you, for the infor mation of my Lords of the Privy Council for Trade, that yesterday aftern , on I received facial inf rotation from Colonel Don Manuel Baum, governar of the Spanish fir treis of Melilla, that on the 14th instant the British barque Hymen, of and hem Liverpool, Mr. James Smith, muter, with a crew of 13 individuals, fur Ancona, eriih a cargo of wale, was attacked and boarded in the waters of Botoys, on the coast of the Miff, by two csrabos or boat., manned by Moorish pirates of the tribe of Beni bugllafar, armed with pistols and dangers. These marauder', who were shortly *forwards reinforced by nine other cora bog, plundered and partially destroyed the barque, leav ing her a complete wreck at a place on the beach called Nutter tr Penal, about three leagues to the eastward of Cape Quilate, and ended by carrying the crew of the Hy. men ashore in c iptivity. Goveroor Bucsta, in his repast of the occurreoce, eulogises in the warmest terms the cable and disinterested conduct of a 1103 f called Morabito, a chief of the tribe of Benisain, who hue rendered pre-eminent eervices in providing for the immediate safety of four of the Hymen's crew, furnishing a guard for the protection of the stranded pro; erty, and labourers to assist at the salvage operations instituted under the pa none! superintendence of the zealous Governor of Melilla. Mtrabito bas furthermore assured Colonel Bums that he will procure the prompt release doll tte captiver, and that the warms and property rescued from the pirate horde of Benibugllafar shall be delivered up, without remora or re ward, to the British authorities who may be sent to receive them. Upon receipt of this intelligence I het no time in comusunic.tiog all the details to the Governor cf Gibraltar, to whom I dispatched an express yesterday evening at 7 &cloth, surtgestiog that his Excellency should cause one of her Majesty's war steamers to be despatched with instruc tions to proceed to Melilla direct, at which place, by acting in concert with Governor &meta, whose benevolent, oppor tans, and valuable exertions in this affair are certainly be- I thud all pram, the requisite measures could be adopted for the rescue of the captive crew of the Hymen, and the recovery of the plundered property.—l have, &c. Wm. PiNaoa■ MAIM, Consul. " To the Secretary of the Marine Department, Board of Trade, London." SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCE CASUALTIES. Hope, Hill, of Belfast, from Liverpool to Bollloa, with Inlion corn, put in bete today, having sprung a leak this morning. The leak has been discovered, and rho will probably ,proceed this evuung without u laeborg log.— Por truob, June C. Nlinapore, hoe been removed from her position, and is needy up. right, apparently without injury.—Liverpool, June 11. Pellew—A dot's beet was picked up to-day on the North Wall, with •lPellew " OULti,lll, awl " J. P.•" Weide, with earn torn out, sops. really from breaking adrift, or pulled out by towing.— I Mem. The Fellow cleared at Liverpool for U.veretone, June 3.; —licetwuoil, June 3. lannuoot Bros sr Tonnon PORTS.—Eogenia. at Cornhard; Medea, st Constantinople ; Kendal Castle, at Dunkirk • Mende, at Swlnonunde; Mune, Flury, std Eduabetn, at Croostadt Carnios dossant, at Donnie; Euphcone, at outz. ELILaa rya Lmtaroot from Munilies, hum S. ,from Tezel, Jane 7; Earope, VBBSELB SPOKEN WITH. -4. L6obasper (barque), from 1 Iverpool for the Cape of Good Hope, May 6, 20 da3. out, lat. 10.16 N., lon. 26. 40 W. Royal Alien (elm.), Mu:ray, from Matlree to London, April 30, tat. 3 N.. lon. 24 W. Simla (..o.), Warding 6.W., June 4, lat. 3.1 N., lon. 9 W. William Bally, from London toe Alyce Bay, June 3,6 days out, lat. 47.2 N., lon. 16.20 W. [Advertisement.]—HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND Puts—Pow BAD LIM 140 ItAIILDT IA &QUAL TO TORD.—Mrs.Wright of the Deanery-house, Pentridge, Sta ff ordshire, suffered for a period of Eve years with bad legs, and had the best medical sdrice without any relief ; at last she was Inducel te try Flollowsy'd oat- I bal en ' t ni a Ws, and, alter persevering with them for an Inconsiderable time, • pertect cure was elected. and since that two years hare elapsed without say return of the compliant, sod Mrs. Wright is en laying the very best health.—Sold by ad medicine venders througliout the world; at Proromor Holloway's Vatilblmoments, 244, Strand. Lot. doo, sod Ss, Malden-ImM New Tech; by A. etsnapd, Constantinople; A. Ouldley, enures; sad as Male, Malta. BIRTHS, MA AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BERNARD.—June 7, et Mortba - ThiCotach Devon, the wile of W. H. Bernard, E q., of a eon. Boolll.—June It', at New Carmidiati.ecro et, Portland.place, the wife of 0. Booth, Req., of • eon. HARRISON.—Jose 9, at Lea Tills, Elackh. nth, the wife of C. Bar. flaws. Faq., of a eon. INORAM.—June 7, at Stanford Rectory, Worecetembire, the wife of the lee. E. W. Ingram, of • eon. MILLER.- June 9, at St. Martin'. Rectory, Birmingham, the wi'e of the Rev. J. C. Maier, or • daughter. MUSCIRAVIL—Jose 9 at Petsbroke.plaer. Einchley-roed, Bt. John ' s. wood, the Immo( J. T. Musgrave, keg, of • &treas. BALYIN.- June 8, at Buruhall, Dux him, the wile of IL C. Salm. Req., of a daughter. BUNT.--June I, at Yltsroy.egfeare, the wife of J. Sant, Esq., of daughter. . . . WRITIL—Jos 9, at Primer terrace, Ilidupark, the wile et 8. White, Lag, al. daughter. DIARRIAOIB. BROWNS—CALLINDEL—June 7, et M. Nicholas, Brighton, by the Raw. W. Miehell, M.A., G. Frowns, E.q.. of Old WWI w Idea Jane, widow oi the late T. E. Callender, Eaq., of Bertedo. 110LBECIL—MAIET.—Jose 7, at At. James's, horeolly, (All& 0 0 of 1.. Bathed. Vag., of Jeans. piece, Hafweistnnith, m CsfOor• Elisabeth, daughter of W. Maxey, Bag., of Ili ddeltooaquare. aows-BAILILLtt.- Jane 9, et ht. Geores, liithover.soared. Howe, Eq., of Maldsailli West, to Acne 'icemen. drorh.er of W. B. Barter. Esq., of H.M.'s Ofike of Works, %luta., Lid Shaftsebury.ereseeist, LTI9-000DWYN.—June 10, at Bt. Airbag., Greeoineh. by the Ma. C. Barney. 0. M. 1.3 Beet., to Marlette Louisa, daughter of the lathe. B. tioodwyw, E.%., of Martha:b. DILATHB. BATLIS.—Juse 111. at Lloools'olan.ftekla Chambers, Mr. Pet!! Dottie. to Ids 21Ith year. HAWORTII.—Jums 7, a' Oneloo.souare, Ettphraus, wt. if of T. &worth, isq., of Barham Wood, MM. std 76 . HOMEL—June I, at Green.etrret, Mtunsbotaraa, Mr. C. Li eser. *Rd 42. NUM.—Jowl at Great Porters. Parking, L 163, J. C. S. Wed. req., of BetPerd.row,asted 36. 1301110616.—Juss 7, Martha, daughter of I. Mope, TA. bey.villa, Mbeithaaroad. Lew taftem.r....l, Deptfrd. erd NEITILL—Jura 6, at nt. Mork. lAkenham, !format, Alter, We Lev. B. ft. Nevin. TROMPBON.—Jtuse t, u Deveroun.ebambern, V. Thompson, Ds. ot • Limola'kinn. WILEIN9O7 I .—Juns S. st Ws cd Mr. W. Wilkinson. May All, Nova and "'bibbed by ilrumari am" ot amt• Lembo' vv.**. ta um of L.Are. ?rioter. ot iho 01‘. to L.rotoe4 WM*. le teo ?NADA of 11111Ognikes.—Tarasoos, Jcsal4loo. I