The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-27 00:00:00

EQUITY COURTB.—YumoAT. THU RIVAL OPERA-1101MM SIMIAN AT TT AITITISTPTSS. IAIII CITASPOILLIS. Linn.= v. an Da Wmanza.—lsivitertow.—.lv•isatertow. s•ca orCowrA•ct.— Joutatt. (A PUIIIiwy tb• Wowing amend is the jaw' pop flee of pletersay's istressios of SW porn) Ti Lard Cbosseller, RN fiTas jadimest, mid AM um mess es • way ample untasst ; so whitest Os dillaaltiss imbed by tie anion at tb• parti ea t il 2 sport Ma the gitatisot of law vbielt INA bow atuitstt •A tan bar. the =tweet mu limply Am 11•114.11rovvvelftlil • lir. • salmi. spobvroolalli. alas st i.r !Iflistfelbiter • • . . mei that she it .M elm elsewhere aerie( that period. Meths& themilles OW be mew eiseple Wm due seem meat whisk hedgehog the qthetios so sisberately sad well saved. As he 11111118/M•11111 the point raised by the appel lee& it was this : that thine was se are is which this emit Mkt to great sa iajthetioa swept ia awes where it weld asthma sped& performame, or whew the injuactiou being BMW weal/ have the asst. by sweating a party from doing that whisk he bed agreed mot to do, a enforciag the performeage Oda whole agreement That was the teethe' quad= he atheretood to be Woes the court. The yam, thenthre. fee seadderselen was bow that steed 411 priest* ; sad that hew it amid ea authority. Bathe he yeeseethel le the etheidenties of the question of pried* it amid be easeatient to refer first to two a these IMO wee Sled ia the amuse of the argument. The *did* that of " Suds v. Malkin" 0 rem not was ama in which the wart wee asked to heat sa leitheden restraisiag:an set from Ming done, width le se way wield he considered as • speak peettesethse I but it fell within the cases, as wee at a peeper iaterferenes ca the part of the court bec aull awle li t the egasidersties et mossy paid by Dr. Martia sad lie silo. The parish, to ARM, had stipelsted that, Math thiseatian of the wades of a cupola sad elockbell by the fithaer, they should deprive themselves of the great athiy- Meat ailieriag the thank bell nag at gee o'clock every messing. On the epithelia's sutesithently made to re strain the charghwasdens hem Tingles the Mil, Lord Mac. &Idea granted the iejuaction, sad the Lords Comae amen coafirmed it, and made it good he the lives of Dr. Martin and his wits. That was a ewe, therefore, in which this mart did great an iejunetien restraining from doing an net, sad I. which it could tat have iaterfered by way of speciee Pre' sex. The met ease referred to was that wall-kaowe sae of " Barra v. Sherries" (5 Vary, sen., NO). The stipulation the was that Magrom, the sub lease d a lease 'Mobile, Vathltalliardeas, should do nothiag to damage the business at Vauxhall. The proprie ties of tat gardens filed a bill setting forth that he was breakup the covenant of the lease. Lord Rosslyn granted the injunction, and, in ddiug so, maenad himself that it seats under spathe performance. When it came before Lord Eldon his lordship dissolved the injunction, on the ground that after the length of time that had elapsed there hid been long-mmtinued acquieseates. Rs, however, tamed it as one of specific performance ; ea, as far the words used by both Lord liewlya and Lord Eldon would go, they certainly seemed te }testify the appellant's argu ment Bat hew way it la het ? la that ease it was spe edo pariermanee. The awn bad eprsed that he would not Apra his Mose for the sale of amides, to the damage of the yeeprietsge if the guises, and the court said yea shall not do so ; that was a speak) performance. It was do objection that the parties had their remedy at law. The very well known ease of " Robinson m Byres," was a dew ambstrity oa this point. There were wise, gash as that of " Collins v. Plumb " (16 Vseey, 664), the mos of the waterworks, to which it was admitted that the avert had the power of preventing an act being iime, though that power was not exercised because It could set be dear Magician In that ONO it was impassible to tisane* the damages swished by the parties ; for they amid eel tell every time water was ataplied whether it was et was not to the damage of the waterworks. The mart, therefere, wide refuesd to moths its jurisdiction on very grallaieat poeada. At as early stage of the arguments in the present awe be took the liberty of referring to the Maim mess of attorneys' clerks and surgeons' sad apothe arise' segregate restrathed from carrying on banns widget • swain dishes, of their nesters' residences. Oa what peineipie are these deeided It was 'lowered by the It used counsel lei the wawa that they arose oat of basalts reesived sad estaluded esetracts, and that they, theeseme, ems into the seseaf. eat gory of gases. New, he did set shish that the jurialistion derailed en that cir assethineet. Take the iaiiker ems of a balsa sad anent. The lease being eseattal with a aortae thethant, net to do a particular act, tat ...sat the home was called on to do that by inhibition, the wen had to deal with that cove seat aka'. There were few ewes of this kind in whisk there were not many stiadatiens allineative mouth* to les dose, oat of which the cowl gave effect by the Wear. Sea es the negative stipulation alone. It would be 'bead that there were many aMresative animate es beck midge which the inert would eat attempt to tooth. Bat if the was a negative covenant—w, tor Instance, that the knees should met cut down timber—the court does set ath boveneerk imam to be dam under the lease, but sets simply ea the sagacity arramat. As he appreheaded, epecilhally negates by prohibiting. These cows went in direst imposition to the *missies and rake so elaborately sal ably lasted ea is the argument for the appellant Take the an. *pia, et the attorneys" clerks sad surgerms' appreatices i the *anthem there was am greeted till the amiss wee at an end. It was sot till the service was sada that his tomesat cams into °yentas, binding his got to way en the lensisess of his master. There there was astkiag mediae to be dons but to gnat the (njua•tios. Now, the are barge die seat was math tow. It was sot of two acts to be dem by opposite paidee—by Lem- Mr. ley am act, sad the yam. lady another; but in this awe then wee an act to be dame by the lay dais i skg was sot to break is ea that set of posformease the agreed le es is este. TM the wee amillary to the other—equal, se-equal, rosisosae ; they operate together, the eme la weistaaes of the ether in serrelative right. sh pt who sing three width fee yea, sad daring time I will dog he so ether." The Mama V pale/team wee maid out amentiag to the earthy of physical power ; the was to do all that she was age to de he the theatre to whisk she iatimdth to attach herself. Therefore V them had been or stimilatiga in the contract prohibiting his teem peressmiag se saga, at seethes place, she would, by /Sag so, have brakes the very spirit of the esetrect is mask as she had actually dear. Than as remade/ the epeeists of this beimg a maimed case, Lt us we fee • Meefigett what is the priscipla of the atrithatiga of this that. It tend sot fail to be observed that this emit, abeam it had peeper juriadictioa or not, had azgesiged a nest bmalisal infamies ia biadiag men's camelmose M a tear and hteral perloemasee el their egesements. 11. led sheep *mauled a peat deal et that attar themessume et castrects between Englishmen ti the pealed this Mart, which would not suffer men at will to dispel Item tharects late which they had entered. It esthetes OM, whale It can, to • literal performance, whisk is hese ailed epseille, tending meek to promote that geed ha Wawa mea and gas whieb, he might my, Waal he a Water NOW is this that la say other country. Chearay epeeltiag,theeetent, the jurisdiction thereised by this end was a whelerathe sae. Where was the otignatie whisk it was esetrailed would eras in this awe if the wort exercised that Naafis ties ? Became, It was said that he would ett , ado her hem the mesas el gaining Mr thing i he esemelled her to reheat from degas at eateheeplete, whoa he amid not compel lm to deg at the draft of Mr. Lumley. It was, tharelme, esaisadel that We would be the maths eta jurisdiedes whisk the court Mil got parer. What caws of gemphiat eeeld she have If he impeded My le while Item falai that which would, in sleet, compel her to de that whisk she aught to do ? Oclag to the whole game et the judedieties, he would leave moths; to the future. It was not, thereby*, a ease in width by making an order, something wenn be left not arraerkby the means of enforcing it. Bee if he resenthed be from singing at Covent-guides, the seininil siall broa dish), would be to Induce her to full) her Nutria. She Mid no right to complain. It was • remedy whisk Mr. Deasy possessed against her. She would be amenehle to this inert, sad would te committed to pristsa if she MI the bet prohibited by the agreetamt. The Waage's, thew. few, would have the Whet of preventing bee doing an am which might have subjected her a vindictive damages, if she had carried her Waits to • rival theatre. It appeared to him that he shield do nothing beyond the power of this eourt by puede, the Injunction. lie bowed to the authorities which had been re cited in the course of the argument, but he meat is this an to follow what he esnesivedie he the gamest taw of those autheritia. As thin was same aflame of *thou among learned judges on the past Is questimi, it would be seamier, to go into some detail of the teeth The Bret case was that of " Morris v. Colman " (IS Vestry. 437.) That was • very simple ease. Mr. Canon agreed with the Fortran of the theatre that he would not exercise his deem& abilities by writing foe say other theatre than the ifiewinghth Lori Rides swath' an lajtmetha a mama - THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY ETEPTING, MAY 27, 1852. bin bra weittra OM Otriliker theffilik The dtromien at* bar arms treltrallqpitrind MHO the Martial was grated. It woes soli that the legmetion there woe pared on the grassed that it was a quell parimerip, the sulisersent sees of "Clarke v. Prier" Ia alikeeleg to it the dewier was put as the ground et partnership. The saes wee supposed that Mr. Guar was tiring. Lard Mies sold, sapper that Mr. Correa and Oaid* had arrest into • strpulation that Cram skald not welt*, arl that Ostrich sherd set what, at say other *dm that word be le agressasst whisk this sort would entree by isjunetion. lir Lark* Mader], in He runs of his judgment* sae .1 the woes cited in sapper of the ro sier at the bar, remelted (sad the :mark was streegly dime in by the leared that Lord Mir, in . • • . lawns v. tkohnew," must have spokes of tie 'ape• master before lir. He (the Lord Chaseallat) differed ea - Only frene that esidesirs for Load aloes words were *lnt air alter the greatrt &treaties be bad oath to give to the ear lie ems to a very slaw air dffilog list his kris* would have grated the injuries In HMI Me, theses it bed art be. a roe of partneeship. k Ow ant awe sited of "Clarke v. Pries" (2 J. WA ina, 167), rue wee ne negative Airdrie& Lord Eldon raw said he cord sot ward Mr. Pries to Mt In the Gawk of losheigar and Mks notes. Liii SIN w therektre of 'pike that It would be egniost the *snag of the agnomen shred into between set parties to az a amain mewing ; sad M wry pro poly, there/see, ionseed the hilwass. If (the Lard Amain) bad My had to dad with the ant grams% has Imams tin Wayne sad Lumley, without thellithllisfyillpalatioe, Sandi act have felt hated nor hinneNsi• It eine the see et " Nimble v. Imo"O HMI% Mm basil WVlneannesilse Shed. wi,ahlle 1•11 osearned the inhale, kith question. M. Rena NMI& la so spumes my Ohs the priest oldish, pall& Mho the einem* imi • bill was Sod u resisialim ken parsieg at sale Dwane. '!lee Visi-Claesellse was of opinion that ha could am peat the Wooed's, Nesse he meld not ease his prior mese at the plaintiff's thrive. It was prechely the case Is past. With all respect are the 'prim of Olt Lemelot he thought that use wee warily destilek sad tilfgebeiple cord not be maintained. In the gallgenent " Limper', v. Jennings " (6 Simms Sfg, by Ike sere learned judge, • ass was petal a negative covenant bad been sabred. An ride bad • nephew with • pram be the stage my dhlatal to his relearn. The snob speed to gin hie= mos sus of gamy, ea maids of eel within • main dines sad ths semi pima as hose hes to eselsie. Tie ViseCheasalho sibMlsi lho moo, bat mid that It me minedup easelltiol she ; that the nephew was pa ha • panes* seethe. He (the Lord Ohardllo, admitted that there *OM be eireanstanoss WWI ailght penal • part girls( ant to segadee eon s" but it we set so in the west cess. A wee was vie siisleg Mei tem 11 ilpeu. is which the court had aneased the )oileilelka see alit he was sew speaking. Thu Mee has him seplalleil OM be MGM keep it ors, and de sales by while the Sum could be anted, sad He saglisaties to the sent win flat it should be kept ops. Mb wee ea authsellyillisellyogalast .the appease ; se Me Pam ease died thlewinolog, " Smith v. Themes " (2 Swoons). Tbi best hies down to the sees v. Cron," MOO by Lard ,14fareitti la which his deoleica la the Plat sou mf "Her vats v. Edwards" was referred to as se authority. He was still rased to abide by that opinion. It wee pro perly • cue of epee* performance, bat be. the earn of the cornet erotica of it could not be rented, and be said he could net grant the inametra fee or patios, leaving the other untouched. Bat that was not as ia the case now before the court ; ha word &ear nothing unper forated, for he druid simply order the lady not to do the act, the subject of the stipulation, leaving her to do the other if* saw at to do it. " Hill v. Cron " had been re ferred to in the argument, as a case in which Lord Lynd hurst. had refined an Maurice. That wee • ease in which one mat gave to another • eta of nosey, and con tracted that he word bay all of a teas* material required ke • certain manateistore, the other reareting to enmity it. Lord Lynelhant refased to preclude him frees obtain ing the saris, became the pram had enteral into a con_ tract to supply. Ho found. these is be correlative ; if be 1 restricted B be would ponlyes kis exertions, because ha had sot the wear of otrapsiling A to supply. TM ground of that decision did not seem to Mr been hither * tightly oadiestsoL He now. sup Se the use of N Dietrielnea v. Cabbies" (2 Phillips, 62), as melt carnal as, which was • very simple ere. Is order to obtain a good sale for as oil which war Invented, an agree mat wee entered into with the plaintiff, a wades of palest medicare, that there Arid be a garret wry, with 40 pet ant. care sale, and that the other would not ay* anybody des without • darer of 26 per cwt. The Murtha was granted, as conteaded at the lsiar, because the agrommest was fa the stare of a putmehip, whereas it was • stint nue of principal and sear. It wee inpnale 'to nod Lest Cotteaham'm Plasma& without main to the esnalusion that he did set consider it to be a parteenhip. In a plebe sense, you night, ne doubt, all It la the Stele of • partaiship , bat to a legal sear, it was wily a use of priatipal sad agent. It was imputable to rafter any doubt as the pastion. The only patter Oda& wag that relied by the Minos of Tiee-Chanteller Shad well ; bat It appeared to Mat that the whole doubt was rams& by lir Laurel* Shadwell himself, in his own decree in the cue of " Rolfe v. Rolfe," whisk rating removed all Mishits sway from the pre- Ass MM. of that learned judge. The melt of the ma astatine of the principles sad embattles thus ,shad to ina, that to his Wad it spruce% that the point of law had been property &sided in the court ben w. He we. not saw prated--sad, indeed, be millet say be was not earry—that the queen= had bees raised for ressandiwatica ; 1r if his Main was to be essidered ee of say weight, the oppor tunity bad bra afforded for min that he wished it to be &straitly sdentsed that he had ne doubt en the gustier The case was, theraket, relieved of any doubt en the Meal question. He new arms to the quietism en the raeri*, which area at two points. TM first of these was, that there was an abase of confidence by Dr. Basher with * Wagons Om he anted as the paid agent for Mr. Lumley t A good deal had been said on this point into whisk it Ww rumesseary to enter. It might, however, be narked as • fair inference, that he was not se had of mule as be travel over Ewers in rank of darn far the Opera with. out receiving some solatitur setae ampliseat or pay. mad. Unwilling as the leaned erase' ware . 2o2l hash language unneesserily,tlwebsrp in reality . to one of wilful isherepressatentea. Now he (t.is Chaseellor) man say he bad revs inn a use to al* there was lee mina far it. The plug lady seamed is have PPM' an iatiodactios to Dr. Bach er. He had sot ea epperasity el Maria; by gag in public, fur he, therefore, beset her privately. Ho went to Paris, put himself is commatienis both with Mr. Lumley and with the dinars at the Veatch Operwleesee. Darr hid • printed form of =parent, eontainiag many, as doubt, warms* tame, inelailieg the prohibiter, stipulation which was ultimately embodied is the eciatract. It was is a printed lona sad was mimed by Lumley la the Mt la steam.. This, these re, wee not an barrier al an in. tent to deceive the young lady ; but It was Is tests her egvesuwat adopted in all esgagarats made for hie tip ate. The Wagers mast, therefer, have known the was • eoutreas sad meal awn of agreement. Mr. Women might not be able to sing so well as his elleglitan but it certainly appeared that he was as sepsbie cot drawn, we egrement as Mr. Lumley. It was haled that birepnied wee hem the primed form, and eamileatly drawn item ; hr be had altered ths clause sestaring eery or el the penalties whisk had Mad its way has the plated Ism. He bad she expunged the Pam prolibithe hop elaglag elsewhere. Under these ebereareases Dr. Dasher west to Ports, with this speament fa Ps peke. Wbe Mr. Lumley saw It he said it was set peaks to ogre is this. Dr. Baehr said the prehibirry tripolatica bed bees omitted by mistake, and undertook to get it added, whisk he did, ea the 16th of Nenember, 1661. The Wagons did not soy when they received that, bat it was deer that it was bake several letters sow before the sewn was written. New, not one of them objected to the teem: of the agreement so altered. Wager, the tether, Okra* did grumble about it, but the very einuertiones at hi s finding fault without saying that be should ait'be bound by it showed his acquiescence. When they resened bask the document so signed they had the fullest powers of put ting an cod to the contract altogether, but they did MS do so. It was, therefore, much too late now to raise any objection on that ground. The remaining oh jection was that the sum of 3001. was stipulated to be paid by lir. Lumley to Mdlle. Wagner at a eater date prior S. her ocauneseing her orpiment to slag at the theatre. He (the Leal Chaseenee) was in herited that one of the lealunds for the judgment below wee that it was nut • reciprocal agreement. That Shin be could not agree with. Whether time was an essence et the contract he would not decide, but he was clearly of opinion that Mr. Lumley weld not have cease to this apart sod asked an iiksetion without hiving tadavel tat me stipeidall Wilda • 11010111111116 time. A pence seeking • remedy he • aest-fallimeat of • ciontreat meet ant set him self dot by tits parforomera of We pert theme( hien he maid era, to a teed he him timely. The mossy thare lbre eight to have hem paid by Mr. Leader, net simply as cattiest masa" bid M padentanee Me pert of the ebli. germ. H. wee dearly lama to pay the 1001. withia rearmable thee. This maitre oely nemehmed—Whea woe, he bound to my the *We By the WOW agreement °rapidest berms the genies be woe bonsai to pay the 1001. by a gins day is Mink. Infers that day arrived the young lady applied to Mr. Lasky to enlarge the terms of the ocistrad, whisk wee wooded to. Is a letter while M• Wanner wrote, after rehiring to the same matter, ha Intl /Ir. Ludy that be might table Mad the mosey hue, that Is et Berlin, by a &Mak side, or to Bamberg (des) the 16th of April. ammo doubt had bra Merl as to the latter espresica, bet it clearly meant that the mean should be seat M Hamburg by so from the 16th. la the mematime, it appeared hem Ike admits befeee the emit, that a letter had bees welds& by Dr. Boehm to the Wog. are, stating that be had $OOl. M pay, led adds; how mad whoa he should mead it. He swan meet &Weedy to the contents of that letter, end that be received as answer. Now, what was alleged as the other Bide ? That statemeat wee matradicted in the flattest tanner maids, mad b• MN wog that he wee amt eatiefied with the sea-prodeades arliat Wait Bow etatutest had bees male a the slabs Hat by De. Boehm, that be had kept no espy et that Wm, le W Wail then could set he a etnegor fact is pligfewing lia 'Medium of his atalemeat, than the fad that be made that pm/PM assertion when be meld act brew list the letter mibered to wield be predmed genet Ma. If • perm swears In as alldavit that Mk sad each • detriment in • letter is not terse; eseendly, that the letter e I. he bureau at Media; thirdly, that he has written he it, sad errant dad sal has mama to think that it mad have been destroyed 'at the time it was remind mof aro impedes's, he (the Lord Chancellor) meld hardly coserive asythiag mare _lk -- dry. Under allthe eintemetrrese, therm:. must Mho the Met to be as Dr. Dasher had won to it. Oa the lath Meedillr. Lumley himself wrote to **Woven, stat ing that boesreed at are to the moped fee pesimeng the 'eldrademettr st of the engagement, adding thee be led east Mk De. !Ow who bad undertaken to pay them • bin et hr 1004 aid that by that time he had se brat 'l ll =Maelved it. What did Mr. Weiser sad hie dengben ? They add net a raffle word that the new had sot been paid; thmb was no communication with Pb. booby —ems le Dir.) w. It was said that the may whisk lathes bra AIWA to pay to the Wegner was not Laraky's now* What kid that to do with the question? Ware the osailis wee, at Yale. Wegner's request, erased by Ma. Lslelery, she was not at Warm to 1.11 his priliass to sleep on the subject of the stipulated payment, brio him in the belief that the matter had been siguira. And net • word of complaint wee made to Dr. the subject. Even whoa Dr. Bather arrived at the moan might have bees paid in time to have aralied Male. Wagner to fulfil her engagement. On the 6th of April she entered into the engagement with Mr. Oye, and as the following day she minted the notarial meted declaring that the contract wee at an end. This court sow declared that she was not treed trees that ere tract, and that she must obey the !enaction. She had se thing to oemplain oL and if she suffered imam the Wow ties it wee ilitkely her own fault. Looking at all the de manstmere of the cam, he (the Lord Chancellor) mad rano the motion with err. COVET OF QUEEN'S BENCH.--TESTIRIDAT. Smiths di Bansarimman Loan Canthau., Na. Jenne Oossluasa, Ma. Min Bay Am Ka. "them cameral. Tam Cloain v. AVllllN—aluniearcL Venn* Paw. 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TM orasstrldiltal boa drid emi red bet sot sf pollwas elm* ast bo so ma itillsii if takiregablendrifielsdspsin maws tbdr m .... bat glops./11111d, *old be gissa Is Obs ir an" aid dot late. art ;I assist to Allate the tidal el •gong to Us orisablet rlgltt.. • Saab vas Oa sitssfair la its, ma* leasatisa of do lagiddoss tremble*. dims ; and Win Mr. AM, WI WIWI In doss sego tubers tbs samens can arias . t an dll opi tbs Weil et the MAW ammo }lie adij • Os burgeon who had net Wig ye Imams ids S r sad esesaaro. TM AlleserrOareelale shwa eft NO, suatsadod thaEbs or should be wilted la tall, so dat e aa lad*/ ss ... p:zi k tr ia rats ghat by Altod tr y gb s = tlee si7Vbaggisealtie be nado tat ups. to ft a sows*eitlbb A t ups. tosideglo thia It that the burger sews la fue_ordp out _ dis _Midi= and owe enigma sa fad leaf" Hs sidolitted that the voting peps, dlsell=ild 14111 the horse Het, as that then WI bar al Sallohlatellg of tin Pont wil• Na" t ° MS. IA elliiiii, rat iiiisilps t i ti v ate bad est boa implied with. ray might, *. toot ban the nuns of "W. 1 1 , ' whisk_ night stool to Mimi or Walter Fry. His friend had oiallsasd the iniUsis "H. B.;" Ind* setbki Ow tot IL I: Ibe oricaturio, ar H. It do primal ernolielain Fir=raosas he rub- aittei that the rule oast boss& Lod Campbell maid tles quasi* wed eitirsly spas ths ansionadsa of the Idad asoka el 6 & 6 Woo. IV., ssp. TO. slash OW tbs moll la abish the 'WWI Ps poshhold be *de sat. TM mods 0 the am sere— Saab" paw Wig jaeiteudy doll with the we of * bargese - vollag." 'Mt ass to ay, lo W Odor it hinualf, or mos /11/ OW tar him ; sad bs was of *at, if et alas sips& with *II Mid/ .f Ow twee, mai 11Mr sum, at fall Wilk et traeld be doge to wavy aid ab be batatioao at ie legidalute. Was titi dea/r4.4 be to dip* art as st teas tato 'dr i p = tba sii.ii saite N r i tg t :I r !kula bi a. WS/ talleient to awe .tbe ateadini of ..Male D ; an 4 wawa it sot a& at die Taus itsteasboat the Wadden WOW be The data leineed jokes aessueed. • . lbabiditibitged. --.-- ~ MIDDLESEX BEBSIONB.—YzrruDAT. IMINJWIT ADA" ASILITANT June. Sinir earrinfon pursuant to neognisenees Is ono Judson • Ibe doinionosos oat of whisk this ease rose s a are well Mows. hauleofinald the ealdeat at &variety legal oasent uz i e n f iessmir the thindant, with Jan ' 1 Mid, (Ids denghter), and no other, IMO triad in • ibis oat, an nositted on a Aesop of forcible.pytyl aphid Mimmlen_ _wee tine triad and coon Mod •cf having ateattM %Mao . naliste4rba I wet is timplit&Ver. The Caine tins e gr il =tang* peaseenteoy ind toeviern mop ban mast win* *so hen sense of ▪ estathee Mien far Memo pandier the, i r r▪ h r ri ran 111. lie rat ono st ilielleall =blV6il any. Thi Minn Jades old Yak great Mien, is din. mho at lise seen After Ong ever die eirmuseteran he slid it was quite Blear that the defendant was guilty al the ample, and that false realm was given for him os the trial. Tha soot esiald nit let him off with bison, bat it was Ms neefte bodmment. The oinme that the defendant pay a in of OM , Omani Farmer, a silk assinneturer, in a men if Mims in Churek-strot, Bethnal-green, to tabs his trial en ea ladlatmett. la which he we= with baMg rainhot •it nmsely and ate,lnwswlsti the than tole MM. It noon Om on the eon* or daring the night of this ef Moon Met Us peons a_ _ef ‘ the prossester, Mr. Rentun el& sossfeetuer, la Olfmtrest, City-An a l ts me s beast Into. non 601. waft ef carried Mean, M MOM, killing a irombe dog that In carri ed _ left then Abort els moles idienords Mr. limns men lined boa a peon mod Romay, that the primer was in pommies of some of the odes Oft, N A as his g ob ( to hie Muse he found such wee the fan an tho he bid sun disposing of it at los per paawds whisk was lass tboas r Mae. The prism/ at me prodnat ili all e t bad; Made ne oneneent at elk ani old, he it do mein pennon at a pshilehown, of a ma sawn ehe Os said ha lived in AlemthseS-4 otCto. was fend in Air-stank hat he Mein tin sold ti silk to the prisoner, whs. _lmoorever. posslokod that he had lsesont Mas be hal rWasaly stated, Sough the Mr. ebspperdyndoird wee net the indiridrak—he gave 14a. per peon to, it. Mr. Bnantine addressed theoy, urgi the _ovi- dance int only did nut disclose j saytking ng with . that reriod to the prkeilises conduct in the trinsasties - losesensor with strict honesty, but showed that he bed used ibsongbout like an honest assn. Several witnesses gave the primer a very eicellent character for honesty. The Militant Jadga having mented up, The jag mad Fannon a ordiet of Not Ovilty. me. ea arniew 1•14 his amt. like • breast mas, would at am Or em all U.S property to the prosseutor. ham Midas and Hens& Animal were Masted ft. kezZi a taismos brothel in the pariah of Bt. ,laimee's, W The helm is maim wa estemibly • memehop, N. 1.. seed themoseastien wan it des the cleat is dist Tibiae wee dr beeper of it ; the abet lehndrat ap pool le hem Wm metaled am • miler, midi *be ease alrebel bla me widedemrs. At- the easeMeim of the IST I LMaIfe... far the defendant Tobias, sonteaded that the ' did est *OW that the hems had Dees used se • era--- MOW, WI OM it was i hems frequented by hwriss et • meet alhalearsit, wine walk about she by the selbsubleeMe inteall, supplied by ei , .71 1 1 11 e 4 that aslethseahsed... TM Jury foolliTobist Owilly, aid avituat hard An d• 11011. TM mart enemmed hint to thre,rhe' Wain THE POLICE COUBTS. MANSION-HOUSE. 11". J. C. *ruin was summoned before the Lord Mayor to answer the complaint of Mr. W. 8. Everett, news paper agent of Finch-lane, under the following deem snow r— ife oemplalesat said—The defeadaat woe to my phis, ellealeelelea the 10th of May with • Me. Lewiswheel I beer, wed asked me to lend him lit I olddersi, ben entiellad by ms wi ether not to lead say setemw i r li g thea west ea tem, hewftWl leave as a &week • whir otheareme "be barter SOIL, urea alai he ha illeidiremilleis Om I disk le yews; aid he mid be was a anew of the 3siS AssamestrieWWWW la mad that he well .we as& try whether be es, ma et his brother direst...ooe get the amennt ft 6 Stalbsel. lie west away, eel new ea aberemer i or i V ils miaMes le returned, and said he meld set is Selleg him sad that it wee herd th l a m tV Lewis shed& met have the mosey to pay was. NW Me& Ho urged me, and when I Mill se. p eels k arlidella the esiett to eleid im ea 1/ 4 1:4 11 . them wrote the order in question, sad I gam Mgt a AMIN Jobi., which was eresellagly paid. This mar ,ma Wowe Blatt, Far Aber he retested tree lie illelleasda ease, he stated Ilse Ma. Mew* lad mew if hi liebeed, mad weld pay the Miami. MO did mg elf Yaw merman 0 his Mae peilesaan bal Leer Mewer—Did the sinewiness of he olights 110 be was a &resew of the Brims& Amenesse eras Wm say elbet apes yeerielerminatisa t Wilmen—Yee ; I dingle he wee • way respeetabisamm sal I geld the 111. to the belief that he was • diessMe la Met miliomeest. I seat the seam Nose or het BMW Saksad I went en !May hat myself whit It to Mr. elles but Ismer nesived payment. dehadeat's sedellert which peerless, is it that yea Merge Mr. Spergler le it apes the false palletises that he wee • dimeemer the Beiteesta Ammer Oise, sr epee that of Mr. Strattli bereft mos, el Ms he lie healer, Witness—Um bath., I beamed teem ble sietsmat that he was a &mese in the elkee, mil list he hell money I. Mr. Strait's basis. • The defeatist% mileiter—Did ad Mr. Speegis raw that' levee a shmehrikkr is the Beiemaim aid set a diembee I itaant—ile dii est. 1 la oroado le ether coming, he mss-exertsarMa, ihe wham saii—l bare se ether aliens, as to Mr. Anil la day. The Esiesliat nil me Mat Ms. &rust was Ms solid. Mr. Mr. Mean amid be had se of the dellsedaat's is head. As I was Stavin Mr. 's MOWN I bs- Mem that realism* amid mete . abeet by smosetatioa of la in the mane of • week MK el the deemdast's is his heads. Mr. Strum said, epos geseriting the letter, wes t s. Why this bee been here t ' Ido sot know whether Mr. Stria may ES have or the dedendant's mew in his pocket at Ode__ _ _ .dashat. tam sod I ham hewers Mr. Lewis as as olwatitisi opal for owe time] ad we lave had some buslases MOIR then this lIL was set het te la t i ters. li f e &rie II we exiMil to Mr. Lewis'sdeheekeadriv father leis Mr. were Mr. Lewis's hail, I hers 1110 Mr. Spam* was a avenger to Ms. Lawn. Yr. ' Spam* Mid M list Kr. Lowis'ebrieM lad beim &dirtied to salessl, ost them were no fees paid TIM them I hare tibia no seemly flea embody use be the messy. The Leal Mayor . tent a to the Britannia Alellonft Odies, erhosh is opposite the Ilea elm Men, mei is • 0 sa Mr. aggeseest and, boles hewer We ottlo i =ly 0( to the ell 4-1 am resident &mew eitr i ßritannia Amason. AIM I hare Mr. Or eigke. by sight. He is mediae of the triesten et the AIM - He sew be been sae, Weber is he skeet to be gemmed se • *ester, leer is he en the lire Ihr ~eal,cisrle he enid be • diseoer, slab be a disn Me is lamed in the oompasaa4 he was rat ler trimmeem_ I!' It. I speak seemery. Ss meses e tr i apal it .Wiag Oirger IA After wards he wee t, -- Mr the tallipiny at Leamington. His swears tisMmi hem he having Me latter pisse and resideg to limisa, la which we have no spec& spate. I lesallet, mar* esferesios to the books, say what polish", he nag* have Orned Ia Leaden. He isnot • alweelmider, awl to the WA - of my keen ledge he has awes bees•• shareholder. • Ha is barmaid as • 'Amy beldse in mermen with all the Mbar palsy halt Is Se Bri tons* Maisel Lire Aseseledee, whit is =soll by • shakeout aid kootant. The &nom ere tress the policy il Meads., 4 penes is apt el .11 le the dim cif duvoloc, want beteg the holder of a - or polkas samating to I,oooj. I aas setlemersi sow te sag that he is set the holder of two policies - 040SL eats. bat my im. premiss is that he is the Mike el se more than is. of MAL The iefeadaaVe solletror mdmittod that there wee not *damn epos whisk le rerdie his client's appearance again ewes seek • shows. There was no ground whatever Am iseiseatieg Mei asp him pretence had been used, or Met the wan bed been obtained upon any prete s t which I wee me eamesilable with the slain to It character CII,IMs divot had nitormly maineetrel is l itt Lied Mayor —I shall adjoses ths a y wi t t a week il led I require boil fr ovadhe default* t• here and *Wei the complaint, himself in SOL me safety in i II& It is necesesay that Mr. Streit sheet Mead upon the osession. I jair. Avast rattiwilib. Polvidit . sad Dumas, Lyons, Wafts% mem having been con is a riellaseeMege ea pains. Sergeant n 2 ,41 8, whim err llo t **rat sa id that at ball peat tif is the tame e m wee Tito In Oeisiton-streeL Semenotows,mo, es lambi Thom's buildbits. • Plese balebipd bY t h e lemerfeder the prisoner Baseady eases eat to km, swag, 7 Come I :me " &". • = 4 1:4 119 =1 " , te r n s 11 v an tU IbIIMM on Of Hit the primes had been thmeleekgl46 ien bilet en duty, asil they were is elddem U 7, in Mimes wee goiag hie mak by e-buildings, he saw the constable 1141- 17agoso pilot, ti, haring bees dragged dews that pima, sad Me r Kennedy was kneeling on his stomach, the hair Mine hair of the ulcer's bead with Mla herb. Kennedy knocked Mailing's iza .ipa bead on the t several times, until the Inter hied profanely - ' the tars and nose and then struck his victim under the ear, and had not witness rated is Mee she primer es the head with his sisithe Mimi ossetabie seem Ism been mar diced. Wilms, immedistaly stud ad and Mai lings, although _in an exhausted shea r _ _ his to assist until the Wirral of other caters. Nrkika they were taking tit=Ofitbf the buildings, be seßed out to the in . Ent to bit the *Oise take 'Mee, and telling Mom sot I. Misti-pattMg ea *de dabs& At this sum mons men and women intently rushed out of their dwel lings, en dismiss, armed whit poker% stielti, and other weapons, and attacked the sleeve, who na great risk of Nair lime. The whole of the neighbotablal .was he the greatest cos/unit end excitement. The Farm, Lyon and Doooughtm, were the ringleaders and the meet active of their aesailarui, and called out repeal/4g " Dews with them," , Kill them." They were taken kite atitody, sad, with Kennedy, secured in the station-bone liter ,a desperate reelmenee. The witness added that mime Bale ego &palletises was dragged dews Theeshrisildirop by the Irish, sad last his life. r is nea m weigket mime orders sine that event that so p Wit mature down that place ales. Mr. Tyrsibitt material each piiiiMr tome meatit's int. Fleiesammit lathe Maas el Cesesethm, with hard labour. Me, Meold 4lat two se them dazi ng*, reeeived a letter, ia a lady, the wits of a gentleman belonging tirz a jtad Navy Club, and late an officer In the Dra on , was, with her two children at Brampton, in se deplorably dentate a condition, t hat she was unable, tram Vasil sot the se clothing (all of which had been mod wt.* be mesa food) to leave her abode. The := ll l7 tht ima r lau see s tol7sie directed salibtifidettsrts; air , sad his report being of the same ratemehi• doe- seripthm, ems relief was abided her he the segment hem the poor-hoer, and the willortmato lady We* imaided yesterday to wait upon the magisuete, !rhea she eaten& into the following narrative of her_ Waftrames. She hod been in early life married to • merchant, to wheat she lig born two children, but who unhappily born hear low about foes yam ago. Snotty . nitarynnin ',Ws bosom acqueiated with bee preeestAmemd, red, was united to him at Brampton chare4 O Augups, OM le woe sd that tips holding his cow la the army, bid shortly afterwarde disposed of it, the with him Mr see& mem* upon the entiennt. In the wily part of It , pier he returned with her to Eng lead, end directed her to proceed to Brampton, where he badwed i furnished house for her reeepties, whim° he the Isle of Mau on a 'left to big Meads, pro t.ifela her in sit weeks. They parted at Liverpool, lad beei Statism she had sever seen he, husband. She W seheloted mime m she Auld by disposing of her plate sad jewels, and wee ultimately obliged to leave the hone taken for bet, he Mitampeuce of being no longer able te my the nut. Iltiedi by necessity she took a asses lodging in the weed aeighboarhood, and there out a pitiful ezhisoce, while she or her = had any article of clothing worth disposal, and ell being at length parted with, she became a I wanderer, and we resseed from the streets dr isasoity of a poor armee and his wife, who Ism pert 'it their scanty het, and permitted her to lie dews aid tabs what repose she =lea after he west out te his labour is the morning, the pore people having bet sae bed. In bar extremity she hod side known her nes te the Bev. Mr. Trees, renter of Dammess, whe reveemseadail her le ae tube • imeiblesbe weft beg aloud maim T - 7" " • imisdallito 1 • 1 70 14 P is °ld7 19 Y e " • !!," * . s a r i DAILY WEATHER TAB —".. LE. 10 to , t v... by two the tot r• that ►ar Imbued had written to Mr se- 4 THOWIDAT, NAT 27. Isll. PAW aff Ot sad •he was Wa n, u nable The state of the Weather at each of the following plates* !!! ;armies of her. He was etymon! s o mit .-.- , , low was aver Nine o'clock .. ' morning. The statlons -4 ithigaisute .4 Ida his a... r averse to their union, and _ —.had sommesed , ...assure at the finals solicitor her some imidetanco from the proceeds of whether her husband hod issue made destitute' condition. " the lady roped list he had, but no nolise bed been takes into noddle. Iles had also written be the Ming solicitor, hat beaslibo meld not interfere. Issent op of .' bar ffi ter e 'h i il. by word • Mr mow for his ilitat it was a ascatS= ems, 'maasin IA way Nom to believe her to be a MUellim be begad saniolhieg might be shis to be des. *than layssat mi illmeed mall= he would re. elmwasni bar M k M Amlb , end .lose W hlm dm Is Wen the esumasel to seeks oslisitav, her lessemtehle sesdNen haws, and id Wen ease stops were hasneditney taken her ear semis would be, how ever unpleasant, to render MEW shmgeshis *Os perish, when a wariest would hone aphid bee bishand, who was liable to be sent to prison hir seglaelbg to maintain her. lie should thiak the ealtiMer woad ininediately com municate with her husband fur her hinelt, as he should consider that, tee the meat of the heft, they would not drive her to the suiplement ebenestim he had described. The means placed at hie (die meighteltwes) diepesal were tze:Umited, that he mud& earl her but way little aid, but divested that • wesseiga should be f r , f;el77) ter from the poor-box, and segmessa her to look amain in a few days. The poor lady curtsied her acknowledgments, and withdrew with her children. r rst • of ranged 1a o r _t i de. Mar of Plan: - I C/avrXt . I ' l lC.' &Us at Womast.-1 moo ••—•-.1 FA ILL WE. K.E. N.E. N.& N.& &IL Hard Wind inzoisißresn When rim.. Wong Beam Pdren Winn Wrong Breese Oestie Brans When unwise Genie Breese Weed brew HalaHeavy Raja Baia Omani Rale Heavy Hal& Hain Hata Heavy Rain efIOOD THIN DAY, Noon. waw a m s g. strength of Wlad. State of the watimr: N.E. Gentle Breese. • The return from the following places did not reach this , o6.ce in time for publication yesterday; they therefor* indicate the state of the weather on Tuesday morning it nine o'clock. thrums ........ N. Calm Cliadkal Clameir . .. Ni.. (hatle Bram Panama Cleat, UnammaX Z. Owls Brame Claudius %ow. N.C. Ktrung Bream Clouding POW111110 7 17 . 11r ." 8.6 Gestic, Brame Turban) , Cindy Tumors Basaamama....— BIG fieatm Bream Ou'ercamt 1104.TRYIN N.B. Gentle Brow• Very rine Lasammaa........ F. Calm Prampally Car WzrruT...— N. &lade Bream You, Daausevea N. Gentle Forme . fttlf.llll. Sur ... N.W. Cal= Prlaelpall alai ' LAMBETH. Yesterday being the day appointed by the magistrate for hearing further evidence est the complaint of a Suffolk clergymen against two persons named Holford and Alves, coneenflng the unlawful poseciaion of a bill said to have bees ftitualleutly obtained from complainant, Mr. Eyre, of der lbws( Triode, awil Eyre, whose clerk, Mr. Townshend, bedeeiliegra theageetkeughita previous stages, appeared behme the Ira& to are *at further proceedings would be tungusguy, the hill haven, been given up within a few leen peudgenly. He had, however, to express his great =the magistrate for the time and patience he upon the inquiry, sad also to the newspaper page tor the pablisity whist they had given to the facts, widung whisk is was prebabie that his client would have been upend to gonsidembie annoyance or gross imposition. Mr. Elliott emegurniated Mr. Eyre and his client on get ting so well oat arena bands, and said that to the press ho was principally lodated for it. It was, he said, very much to be lamented that persons should be forced to have any thing to do with advertising swindlers particularly after the numereurgagiesures in the public j ournal of their in fameue_inaells•• ILL sr, eheareed that dwell }s ki p s journals of the pre sent awe lad among in the journals numerous appliefriers Ma bum made at east by parties who had bees Amanita by a_ pg a bill stsahee L ail the letters he received es the suleleet welt them • 4.1111111114. He wee sorry to say that defliZ: sussed to amongst the greater number of their , and this be could only ac count for by supposing that in many instances they rub mitqd to the gram fraud tether than expos their intend ' ties and folly to the world. COTTON.—Ltvirarooi, MAY 28.—The sales to-day are estimated at 16,000 bales, of which 3,000 have been taken for export and 6,000 on speculation, and include 1,300 remain and Maranharn at 6d . to 71d. ; 100 Bahia, at 61d, to 61d.; 300 Egyptian, 61d. to 9d. ; 800 Surat, at W.:to 41d. ; and 260 Sea Island, at 16d. to 20d. The mar et closes firmly, but with less excitement than yesterday. Compared with Friday's rates prices of the current qualities of American are dearer, but not • full per lb. ; all other kinds are tight, and without alteration. The sales sines Thursday amount to 38,000 bales, and the imports to 10,000. HOPB.—Woncnimmi, May 26.—We continue to have a fair demand for bops, at fell rates. A. few tlies have made their appearance, but not as yet in salt:Mut numbers to effect prices. The growing crop will, however, be watched with much anxiety, as stocks are very low. COBN.-Boarow, May 26.-A fair show of Wheat to-day, sad a geed IS:MUMS dose at last week's prices. Beau la geed demand at rather more money. Oats the turn cheaper. Wheat, red, 395. to 40s. ; white, Vs. to Vs. Mean, sag. •• KB. Oats, 19s. to 20s. 6d. Ittsaroza, May 26.-We bad a very thin attendance at ear market te-slay. The Wheat was fully as dear as last week, sad a few samples made Is. per qr. more. No alte ration in other kinds of grain. Wheat, 375. to 495. Bar ley. 30s. to 32a.; grinding, 275. to 30a. Oats, 20s. to 24a. Beene, 301. to 325. Peas, 30s. to 335. Rye, 265. to 28s. Itrocavori ors-Tile, May 26. - The arrivals coastwise fee the put week consist of two cargoes of Lincolnshire Wheat. To this days market we Dad a Air euppl of grain from the growers. Wheat met a opal at about bit week's price. See* oessiop cards of at am mended Vs. per qr., 631bs. per bushel. la Oats and Beans there ie no change to note from last week's prier. Imports during the week: Wheat, coastwise, 960. DeaLtx, Mar 26-The only alteration we report in currencies at our corn market to-day is in ham seen, which, being scarce, and in rather Bette, demand, ob. tains& an advance of 6d. to Is. per quarter. The ge nerd market continues very dull. White wheat, Ise. to 265.; red do., Va. to 235. 6d. Barley, 12s. to Me. ed. Oats 10s. to 11s. 6d. Oatmeal, lls. to 12s. Ba ker,' fou r, 12s. to 15s. per cwt. Indian corn, 295. to Ills. 64. per 4801bs. Orrsoow, May 26.-The Clyde imports for the past week were of trilling amount, they having been comprised In about 6.40 qrs. Oats, 448 lassie Oatmeal, and 368 qrs. Eirtfrom Ireland, and 207 barrels Flour from New Fur Grangemouth the arrivals coastwise were equally limited, but 2,880 qrs. Wheat were received from abroa d. The weather has been remarkably line and warm, with light esaterly winds, but this it is colder. Wheat found an improved demand d ari n g week, particularly good fresh qualities, and for such rather higher prices were obtained. American Flour likewise continued in good request, and of tine sweet marks the market is getting bare. Bailey, Oats, he., were steady, with few transactions. At this day's market good qualities of Wheat and Flour commanded full prices, with a lair demand from consumers, whose stocks have run low. Oats sold slowly at previous rates. Barley was about 64. per boll cheaper t at which reduction there seemed to be rather more inclination to osmium. Oatmeal, Beans, and Peas as last noted. CATTLE, itc. —DOWNINOTOX (LlNcoursnizz) FAIn, i m a i26.—The supply which is annually to be met with at Skim important fair brought together great numbers of pa gan and dealers, but there was no great activity in their • although much business was done among the sem Hwat of good quality. The sellm anticipate an advance pn former prices, whioh buyen were re roksetant to give, consequently, there was no improvement on the quotations of previous fairs. Inferior Beasts rather receded in value. Mitch Cows, with calf by side, made 151. to 171. per head. Hest Heifers, in calf, 121. to 141. Store Sheep of all kinds fully maintained former prime. Young Horses brought high prices, and the supply was not equal to the duimnd. SOCIeTY OF ARTS.—Laat evening an ordinary meeting of this society took place, when • paper was read by Mr. Herdsman on the theory of vision and perspective. Mr. Herdsman commenced by drawing attention to the present laws of perspective, and to the objections which, in his opinion, existed against them. He then proceeded to illustrate his own theory by a series of diagrams, from which he argued that it wee quite evident that the laws of rectilinear perspective were never intended to uroduce On paper an imitation of what the eye sees, but in order to obtain as near as possible this desirable appearance the eye is sequired to be in • fixed position and at a particular do- Mee, so that "the lines of the picture may be distorted j Lem what they are to be somewhat like what they are meant to represent." This he contended was impoesible, as no approximation of the cyo to those figures, where perftot Vision can be obtained, will change the drawings so as to make them appear to the eye as the originals appeared from the tame spot. It became, therefore, an established fact, that the perspective appearance of objects in nature differed from the representations of the Mr objects as produced by right Lees! perspective, tacitence ha arrived at the conclusion that there is a per spective in nature, to vision, distinct from the perspective of art. According to his theo ry, in opposition to established rule, a vanishing plane is circular in team s though seen as a straight line, and no parallel plans can earned, is the mag nitude of its appearance, the boundary of its vanishing plane. lie conceived that his principles demonstrated a system of tae perspective of nature which determined the extent and described the powers of vision independently of art; and he maintained that the artist should have •choice of systems, to enable him to adopt rectilinear perspective whore his judgment suggested that it would be most suit able for a single building on a limited extent, and to adopt curvilinear perspective where its use presented greater beauty and :ea distortion than right-lined perspective. In p aow mode it would be found that lateral extents and spaces unattainable in art, might be brought with truth ecordance with what is seen, and that the artist would residually begin to appreciate the curve and find it the na iad line which the hand draws. At the conclusion of the paw a discussion arose, in the coulee of which several =ft . expressed themselves strongly opposed to Mr. 's theory, and it was suggested that the subject Vllire of such great importauce that a future evening be advantageously devoted to its consideration. • 1 thanks was then passed to Mr. liertbnan, aad the Milkier termioat d. MIANGS 211ATIVITY.—Yestorday as a lady was laisissi along Holborn, she encountered a young woman of ble appearance, but unknown to her, who hail been denly token ill in the street. Feeling orator to assist one of her own sex, she called a cab, and ordered the driver te proceed to Forster-street, Dishopegate, the home of the Invalid. Scarcely, however, had the vehicle proceeded more than a lbw yards when • crisis of nature came on, and is isifast van adord to tbo party. The cab sr then ordered ,to St. Giles 's workhouse, where the young mother and her child received the amplest attention. • LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. — Return of traffic for the week ending May 23, 1862 : Pameugen 8,98 81 . 13e. led.; goods, A,6011. 13s. ad. Total, 11,4 W. 61. 6d. / SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. rfla OW 0pm.“1.4. 1 . 11 . tb• .1140.8 owtte ..a . Lloyd's Mit! CASUALTIES. Standard, hence for Pictoa, bad her bow stove in the ice, and put into !'!sister Cove, Caro, to repair.—Liverpool, May 26. Waterwitch, Calder, of and from Liverpool for the Baltic, Muck on the Chicken Mock, off the Calf of Man, this morning, and sank in deep water ; crew saved.—Douglas, I. M., May 24. SILA.BORNII MAILS. sleshlir that the =ha age mat from the General Post-aka the aleht--astl M by the tooreing —di. Day when maddep Pram what COUNTRIES. In General Peet- Port Whin Of.. rake.. &swan'. doe. AneerieMbyllettmeceet If May 28......... Liverpool.-- May SI Alt=te t SbyUcuted Stmee N Juno I ...... Lnerpeet Mind AnerloatbyU.statou,kM June 6 ... ..... ..... loathe:open June 3 auetraa(via Southall} toe) Ditto (Ma Manatee) N Omer Ditto (de Cape of Good SW) N June 1' Plymouth . Shim Watt Coed) ..14 Iffin of the month r.youitia ... June 3 II ISMIMetly of mon. Goner NeSNIM ............ . N teity m Smell M 9th of the south -.anthem:tidos. June 16 Clummly . toe SI 9th of the meth tombs:now. 'June 16 Offillimia(Aa(legree)6l Indkllthof menti• 4outhantoun.'4,me 3 Near 9.e6 Mope N had &IN! of June Plymoutla......' June 3 Cape do Vertie. N Juno 1 - 1 Omutentlmple • It 7thl7th27thof nee outer 01111 MM AMOUR M tadiellthof mead, douthantoton Jim! Chattel Ines it Non.,Wed.,airriL leathamoton. Ta TUN Cal . . .......... .- M talltlnkel month iouthamptoe. Jew! fren5i.............. MSt N Mee MIN Gone ...-... Twieeffib kleete...-... ..... .......N Ithl7th27thof moo Dover ..... -.. May 30 Sober, N Tweedy It reds) Loudon Reiland ........-....A Wesee.. h Seta, ( onde' f ir e co m. Madan; N 17th of the men* Aouthampten. Jena - &eland- - Mby N Twine daily Napier I—. [Mean, Naar 11;te • theneet.)lll 10th el Me math .touthampton. June II tale eta Mormilliel It ethintlief math Dever ......... June 1 India via Cape of Good Nem) Mwitirm N 13th of the math Plymouth ... II ISM of th• meeth Plymouth ... Untiterramon(ele South me* l ose N Nethef the Methane:ay. J 01= m ilarmillee) N Bdalliffillt elms* Go 90 Goons —. June I Nada ..................-11 lIM of dm meth toethamptoa. June 3 lieneirs ll Pik et th e( math iontiampts. hue IS Naas . D1711011111.31th "'"*'" I SiMffioNeneaeth Doom ....—, Slay IS • Nephee ... MhiltlONSof men Doter ....... Jun 3 Pipet SNOW .......--.14 IMINNINIteImon I Dune Pentaaula ...............11 Iffillffiffiffilent mon fwuthasupten Jae 6 ithleffiffillleimon I Para.. .. ..... ..........N 2ndltlfiliefleneth S. etlamptom ham 3 y unema ir ......19 Dune I Meet loam N Iffili of the meth tnuthaztotem Jane RS Wet Wile (wept Ma , imam and Names) II Ind of the moett ,tiouthamplan. Janet . • TM awls to than 4 °oat 'mei paint via Morsellas. ARRIVED. &MAIMS—at Liverpool, May 26, from Horn Arnaorats—at Gravesend, May 96, ham Dun* 4.llolll—at Gravesend, Kay 20, from ....Jamaica Aorra—at Grevemod, May 20, from adds Sorer—et Livery*, May 26, from Yearn* Damns—at Liverpool, May 26, trout Almanthia, IL East. or Dosav—nt Falmauth, May 514, from Rotors Ayer Evintvmmar—olf the Lizard, May 26, from New York Promaincoe—MOravessod, May K. tram Stettin Ososos—et Gravesend:. May set, t0e....., Memel Moos—at Dal, May 30. from BMWs= azannas —off Plymouth, May It, from Jaw. ihormr—at Liverpool, May In, from Donnie Moosvaisaas—at Deal, May 23, from Handana Yam QUlllll—O H hliarikOk May 25, from. .Partland ook ßi Marra aao Mai —at Grumend, May 26, from Dan 14,1111Larra4 —at. Oravermd, May 26, from II Maw—at Gramm& May 26, fr0m....... . flosmi—l Ormond, May 26, from rimisms—ell Porilasel, keen. Mara -... ... ... ..M. Mama j'A—Tlisioir-Tirjai:—.May. 23, tram .wein rapines-4 Livarpool, may 26, km. Um -a Herod, .z . k. Say ar. laumer-et Ora lisa ir 7 . from OILIIIIDaII -llt Uvarpool, y from frammes-et Seirport, May 25, NeLlOrl liarrames-44 Dartmouth, May 23, from laadia limo 4a-of ramose, May 23, tram Mrlboera Uervaera-o( Liverpool, May 26, from Zia York Mumma -at Oramead, May 26, Pram Iltottla SAILED. Amararn—Mm Tatman% May 23, to Landes Barron Penman—trout Urinal* May In, to Miramisid Beowartarm—from Lmerpool, May_ 20. to Ella DUNCAN Nuiot—tram Livorut may li, ID Baltimore Lummox—from Liverpool. y It, to /few Tort Lams—from Bristol, May 28, to Tobago Lemma au Berm s—froso Liverpool, KV Itek to.. _.....L = Leers—fromFalitoutb, May 25, to. Paano—from Livmpool, 14y M. to. Famecm—trust Liverpool, May M. to NUR Ft/JIDDA —from Gravesend. May M. to limaort Omum—from Palmoten, Illay . p, t 0.. .. Load* Ism FIPIDDID—tras Pee..........t0 Alexambla ---,MK Plymouth, tay 9 9 , t 0.... .2tow fosse—Ma ' M. to Joao Loa Wets. IrAiarp;or Nay Juosoa—froto Ltvarpoill, May 26. to Jvtarr—ttom Gramm& May 26, to 26, lioatbay JOl4ll DtilDAL•trOla age. 0113214 May to :tomboy haapi Aav AtiV—treas lavarpoal, May 24, to Arc NAPOLIMII-11111l Wirral , May 26, to Balm Num—Om Omommi t May 26, to Bt. Thomas Ours—asa Ikaped. May 26, t 0... .-...—......... tit John'a, l4 . l3 . Psamoa-lias Giaamoad , May 21, * tom— .. Jielboarme itamaritin OtaM6o6, Kay 26, to llombay =m—lrcoatTatipock May 26, to Batas —fraiKlATa 1. May 26, to New YOU OW. OMMoo—Msaa Uvorpool, May 26, to N. Wean Oraroam—Moia Orpotaad, May 22, to Boys VAMlAtillii lAystiod. May 26, to Wu Wooonao—toaaa lAwnoal,, May 26, to Itatuoult VESSELS SPOKEN WITIL Bread'ltem (barque), from the Mauritius kr bodes, Werth IS. lat. 33 8., ton. 811:. Banta (barque). of Leaden, out 47 day; Marett 26, lat. 22.549. toe. 25.39 W. Eliza (barque. from Ilhartene, May 28, off Palesouttt. lady Chub:PU*OMA (bells), May 0. lat. 31.14 N.. 1°1330.36 W. tt sahib (barque), from Launceston, V.D.L., for Falmouth, May 3. lat. 29.33 N., lee. 33.40 W. [Advertisemont.l EXTIVAORDINAIT CUBE 011 CLCLIS BT HOLLOWAT'S OTIMIUMT AND FlLM—Estrum of 11 letter from Hampton, New Bruuswick, dated reb. 10, 1046:— . To Pro tegee, llolloway. 64r,—A son at same, 11l years of eae , was diawted with ulcers cm Ids lIMM end body kt mom than three year% from which small plane al boas bed tees removal ir time .0 ume. I applied to several medical rasa to IN. Jobs* but ad to so purses.; 1 was then Induced to try year Manama sad pills, which mad, a complete cure. lleveral months have sines elapsed, and tilt re a not the alighted appearance of their triune. (Illeard) lAnle rtroLc.' —7110.0 medicines are sold by I.ll l =ll. tad 111 VtOttlauT 110110. wars catablahment, 144, Strand. MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. aIitTHS. alowwww.—May IS, at Merton Bank, neer St. Hike% the side of IL 0. Browntow, of davglitar. CHANCELLOR.—May Sit, at Clwastegtos Hall, Surrey, Mrs. U. llsino. Mr, of a daughter. DENNIBB.—May 21, at eloanisegreet, the wife of E. B. Deno" 8.A., of • daughter. 21, at Liverpool, Mr. C.lllll, Commander of the ,1„p Argo, of *daughter. ROPER.—May 43, at Totterolne, Bedfordshire, the wife of the Rev. T. 11. Roper, of a von. TOMKtN.—Stay 12, at Pectin', Maidstone. the wife of Mr. J. Vitl. Wm, of a daughter, which survived out; a few Lours. wurrneux—hay 23, at Lewes, boom; Km 0. Whitfield, of a eon. MARRIAGES. BULL—QUICK. —listy 24, at Pt. Mteetaera Church, Upper rat • wen, by the Bet. H. Carpenter, NA J. K. Bud, to Jiro. Joe Quick, CSOUtiII—FOWKE.—May 24, at Boosioll Clmgregatloaal Chace, Wolverhampton, by the Rm. W. Berea, Mr. lt. Gough. of WOW'. to Marlette, daughter of the late Mr. 1. Fowke, of ol• vgrhammon. JORAMTO3I-01Lbf1.—May 23, at M. pAncru Cboe.h. by ,ho Rev. H. W. O. Armstrong, Mr. H A. Johnston, of cbollotte.street, Fu my-square, to Clara, only writing daughter of the late Mr. ,‘• GUM, of Appleton, Berks. DEATHS. 01111E9.—May 21, at Tesosport.street, Ilyde.park, Alea=dere )oungret .oa of J. G. Forbes, ksq., aged 9 months. IRAHAME. —May 21, at Orsessielt, A. Grahame, Fso., alert asa of A. tlmhame, Mrq., of Great OsorgestreM, Westminster. 4 ,130 . lOLLAND —May al, at Borer. basez, .:822eorielts, 3+4 2, " of J. Rolland, gag ,of Bentlish spa 111 GNP-S.—Meg 24, at Hadar,. S. Mee. Sup. el Old Bacsd.etrrt't. Mg, aged 7a. it 22. at Bbadm. J. Voter, Esq., of stand. 01 1 e blasebeetar, aged SI. • -- Mat. ' sad ribbed by WOMAN Kum Hum. 0 tie 11, Lambs* bt West. at of lark% NSW. al Use Oa" t o 10°11.6 MN. rote ;Moot a Whileldieb—Trusioiv, MAT Si. Da. p AA NI BRITAI BOP T.s.ti gonou awarou-1 iwrium-M Tbis twit! ▪ the year I, Iptour•tutti gwcrielled ow The whole Ikr the endue e• Iged in Mew ▪ effect, .n Ithilt.eretht the holden- . Squidated oit Tire OW" eh path:thou the odor, 9u &furred tw.. t▪ he I, the first Oatersi o n Use t▪ illethe At the in n dp.d. o 4 p all menthe n bar respect London. The hr. toe, and io llOil the r ~y ;moral Ste conduct. Won the t W. mill pc .:. ..,... ..(..( -_. ~...J c ~,,e; OPT CRAi =pr., &ONDON. A LLIS icar shut-. 11 Num.tip having INTI plorrab:r it bv pries% MOT sLn pt, UINEA STEAD. F 'Jarchow*. 1141011251 Ms. T" CAS! remarkable ►amea bait no that, to tried in ea plate moor Rand ties. }or at a testa >• small), at wearper of blaearear Nearly I and st): , f, tamers. L.H. Ttits now be 111.11 i rut Manua, o lota (Skew. van, wbott ualtiou, lt ure nt i o n Wol filled at 10l degree of ti and sotto ou Inva'vir comfort, ei VCIANN 2 " , entrir.e , Lle R. , tub Portable Tiling All oeftee ocanuraetor lutenuon. Cot RC Willian Geo , in P. F. c &ore 1114 John D Eromy