The Express. — London, England, 1851-06-24 00:00:00

IRELAND. Maur, Jests. Two medical entlemen, Doctor . ..4lbn matt lln i ghts, bare been appointed temporary medical inspector*. to inquire into and report upon the sanitary state of the workhouses in some of the distressed anions of the county of Clare. The decline of pauperism is one of the most favour able svmpto•ms in the present state of this country. The diminution in the number of paupers receiving relief is, I believe, percerible in almost every union in Ireland, and, in some, to a very remarkable ex tent In Sligo the decrease within the year is Dearly to the extent of one half, the number in the house on the 17th of June this year being 1,97:i, while on the same day last year it was 3,32'2, show isitdecresee of 1. 3:11 . North America is advertised to sail from Galway on or abOut the 7th of next month. As thatthe vessel was to have saile d from New York on evening of the 17th, she will be looked for off the Galway coast on Tuesday next, although it may be some days later in the week before she makes her appearance. preparations for the reception of the Ameri cans in Galway, and for turning the American ex periment to the best advantage, are carried on with much spirit. The Freeman says: We were yesterday favoured with • communication from the chairman of the Midland Great Western Railway, from which we learn that the directors have made arrange ments to forward to Dublin a special exprzes with the papers, despatch", and lettere, which the North America will hring, and that • special steamer, selected from the admirable fleet of the City of Dublin Steam Packet Com pany, will be stationed Kingstown, to convey the English portion of the despatches to Holy d ead, thence to bu de- h spateh.l to London, Birmingham, an the leg Englis town.; and no matter at what hour the North America shall arrive at Galway Bay, it is the intention of the great companies interested in the tragic between Galway and Live rpool or Holyhead, to take means that • moment he not hest in forwarding the despatches so as to bring the period occupied in their transmission from New York to Malibu, Liverpool, and London, within the shortest poesible limit.. The Limerick Chronicle gives the following very gratifying account of the progress of the crops : The splendid weather of this week has given an impale+, to the growing crops beyond the most sanguine anticipation, and the whole country presents the appearance of u luaus riant garden. The potato fields certainly nevi rat any Man in memory of the present generation looked so string and healthy. The most cheering reports of the prolocrous state of the growth and extent 01 potatoes have this week reached our office from the counties of Limerick, Tipperary, Cork ' Kerry, Clare, and Galway. We have hail almost incessant rain for several days past, but from the accounts which reach town from every part of the country, it would appear that it has only . beto productive of the must beneficial results. The grain crops look remarkably healthy and pro mising, and we have had no more alarms about the appearance of the potato blight. The harvest pro ',peers are on the whole most encouraging. The contract fur the Itoyne viaduct, on the Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway, has been given to Mr. Evans!, who executed the works of the Conway tubular-bridge on the Chester and Itolyhetul line. The slim stipulated for the viaduct over the Boyne is fis4,oo/. A fatal affray took place on Tuesday lust in Lon donderry between some soldiers of the 3llh depot, stationed then., and the constabulary. The affair originated in some insulting treatment offered by the soldiers to a countryman; and the policy having in- terfered to disperse a crowd which had collected , the soldiers attacked them, using their belts in the as sault. One of the police survived the injuries which he received little more than twenty-four hours,and all inquest having Ireii held on his remains on 'Thursday, the jury found that he had died from the effect of a blow inflicted by John Day, one of the soldiers, three others+ aiding and abetting. It was strongly recommended that the custom of soldiers wearing belts off duty should be discontinued. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL OXFORD, ti:xe. 23.—This afternoon Mr. Charles Austen Leigh (founder's vicar) commoner of babel College, wax elected to the vacant mhaluship ca the foundation of John toed Craven. Moe DIN F E R * *l . FoLOIOCAL rllll.—Thow prizes (two &avenue in liuglialo have been awarded an follows:—lst. " The Divinity of the Holy Ghost," to the Rey. John Witham Bergen, M.A., Yellow of Oriel College. Mr. Burran's name appears in the second elms in emetic* in Mit limbos. Term, 1514; in the *awe year lie was awarded the Newdeente rein , " Petra ;" and in Ixl7 the prize for the be.t theological essay, " The Importance of Translation of the Holy Scriptium. 2nd. "On the neeemity of the Two Sisereasents retained in the Church of England, and that they only are necessary to be retained," the Ito,. William Harrison Ihsvey, M.A., Lincoln College." Mr. Davey obtained a second class in classics, and also in mathe matics, in Easter Term. ISI7. Da. ELLEStroore TUFOLOGICAL Pates.—(English es say) " On the Divine Appointment of the Sabbath," the Rev. Cheeky Marryat, Queen's College. Rev. T. C. Airey, to Peel Curacy, Liuseashiro. Rev. F. Aslipitel, to Hampstead Curacy, Middlesex. ker. 11. bacon, to St. George the Martyr, tondos. Rev. W. C. Badger, to Sherburne Curacy, Dorset. Rev. V. T. Iletelwltw, to Chenton Curacy, Glamorgan- Mere. Rev. 11. B. Bevan, to Hay Curacy, Brecon. Iter..l. T. Bruen, to I:abridge Chapel Curacy, Middle- We • Rev. E. Chadwick, to St. George's Curacy, Hula, Lancashire. Bee H. B. Climb!, to St. Mark's Curacy, Old-stmet, Loudon. Rev. 11. Craig, to Mayotte Coney, Radnorshire. Rev. E. N. Crake, to All Saints Curacy, Knightsbridp, Middlesex. Rev. T. 11. Dickson, to St. Thomas's Curacy, Charter /swum, London. Rev. T. D. Dove, to the Chaplaincy of Staffed Rev. Fintroy J. Fitz-Wygram, to St. Georgit's Caraey, llamiverequare, London. Rev. 0. Halls, to Long Bennington Vicarage, as. Fates rosary, Liseolashire, value 4641. with renitence ; pat., Becky of Lancaster. Rov.D . 8. Govett, to Staines and Latham Caney, Mid dieses. Rem. J. W. Green, to St. Stephen Curacy, Hammersmith, Middlesex. Rev. K. Oreenhow, to Bocup Curacy, Lancashire. Rev. K. Hayes, to St. (ides -in- the .FieldsCuracy,Lcadon. Rev. J. S. Ilillianl, to Cowley Curacy, Middlesex. Rev. Alfred Iliad, to South Thringstuno Curacy, diocese Peasebemegh. Rev. M. H. Hole, to St. John Curacy, Notting-hill, London. Rev. C. R. Hutchinson, to Sunbury Curacy, Middlesex. Rev. T. James, to HeadingtoreQuany Perpetual Carley, Oxfordshire, value 401. with residence; patron, Bishop of Oxfoni. Rev. A. Jenncr, to Cadorton-jurta-Bareg Currey, Cila mosganshire. Rev. E. R. JoslilzeU, to Camden-town Chapel Curacy, Middlesex. Rev. J. It. Johnson, to St. Bartholomew Curacy, Beth nal-grecs, London. Itev. J. Kirkland, to St. George's Curacy, Bloomsbury, Lake. Rem. H. J. Knight, to Pottenpury Curacy, Noethampton shire. Rev. R. Haight, to Walton Carey, Wiltshire. Rev. K. J. Knight, to Harrow Curacy, Middlesex. Rev. R. J. Lloyd, to Lampeter Pont-Stephan Curacy, Cardiganshire. Rev. J. B. M'Cane, to St. Magnus-the-Martyr Curacy, London. Rev. J. Matheder, to St. Catharine's Curacy, Liverpool. Rev. S. Minton, to St. Silas Parishcburelo, Liverpool ; patrons, Trustees. Rev. W. C. Moore, to St. Mary Caney, Newington, Midama. Rev. B. Morgan, to Lima-Gangways Curacy, Cardigan shire. Rev. T. Morley, to St. Paul Curacy , Bury, Leneashire. Roe. T. W. Norwood. to Rollin' gems Curacy, Cheshire. Rev. T. G. Owen, to St. Paul Caney, Deptford, Kent. Rev. J. Packer, to Done Hill Curacy, Fletching, Sussex ; pan, Earl of Shelleid. Roy. W. H. Pengelley, to Bliseorth Curacy, Northamp tonshire. Rev. 11. A. Rawes, to St. Botolph Curacy, Aldgate, Levies. Loads& Rim. P. Smock, to St. Peter Curacy, Bethnal-green, Rev. R. Smith, to Holy Trinity Caney, St. Pancras, Landau. Rev. J. J. Tffeon, to Stoke Dainerell Curacy, Devon. Rev. R. Ty -aW (Ma of Psalm.), to be • sturogate, diocese Exeter. Rev. R. J. S. Vahan*, to St. Thomae's Curacy, Step ney, Middlesex. Rev. W. R. Wiliam, to St. Nicholas Curacy, Glamor pashire. Rev. N. Wilitallek to St. Luke's Coney, Berwick auk Londe& How. T. Willismoo to Kilkennin Carey, Cardiganshire. Mee. M. Westessd. to Clariotchurch Perpetual Casey, Salkamo. Heat, valsoNt patron, the Earl of Radam menials. Dna:* (or Didast) Beary, Berkshire, acme Oxford; Vii i; =, lllmemose College, Oxford: Rev. J. of Chishooor Grammar School, Fax, bookooloolit it. oihr& s l2 toodokoololo s bg d or e o b l . :14: amp SSPOBTi. ci, TATTERSALL'S.—MONDAY. 16012T11111111W.ILJUID FLAIL 5 to f opt Lent Iltallirktelot 11 to Lad 1161thors Trarahe 11 to 2 Yr. W10101011110W•Ileitadro Mary UP to 1 1411kluNtIlltellsh aged 7 to 1 yr GING Is MIL slut 3210irts. id at Ito du 10 lel Tr sand. JOLT (17110111621 1 1 7 ). le NA Lead Is Soot% anther to 1311dree to Lard lithateee chairmen (I) 000trWOOD BUELL IS le not Lor4 cow. is Lod Cbtotereekl ii = "rd agerey 14 r Ilr. Ornate'. Cariboo Is r lowlitrottaoreo WoutOpe 10 110 lisso klarle VsPy 20 eybari,— teed Ilarhelft ed tut Illy Humphrey. out Mossy so were la at aeldatalie h ues, int the ealloy wok ode. GOODWOOD CUP. I to 1 apt Mate Gelliohea's Tun Altleidoes 10 is 1 $t Pollore Cue& 13 tot Lord Watalord's tkr Jolts HT. LEGER. 11 to f act Lard Wet is Hernando 1,000 to 00— Lard p raley's storm to) THE DZIUST. LIN to 6 4 wet Mr. J. Chree Ehot (t) Lee) to 90 Hr. Hordes% Mkt oio Ifioltolom (t) 3) to 1 Gel. Pert a lopiellst (t) LONG to f t Mr.O•stork Ws Maidstone (t) 1,44.10 to 30 OuL Peel'. Lemur/ ,1) Lab) Intelligente. MINIM AINSIZII3. Ocispicla owl autbowio List all tboo Swan Moults for 11.51. WZATLIU 4 CULCOM Bohn LAM CiaipbeU rod Mr.Jesties Calaid.. 1aimi1".. ............... .................. OxessLica do July 17 .... ......... July 11 July IS —.... ..... luky M July 73 . .... mayrt $ ?WY 2 6 - Apr!! ' _ August 1 — HOYE ciacurr. Isibes.lgud Me Juliet Jervis sad Yr. Burs Ablrma Hartked July 3 , C6sissaard 11112iiiims I/ IS , 25 1 Croydoi '. July 24 July 211 CIRCUIT. oak sad Y NORFOLK CIRCUIT. Dem lard Mid Barge Pollock and dr. Justice CresorslL Ayksbary ......... .-.... ..... ...... July 1 Bedard Haat= 9 Cam July 19 Norwich Ipswich ......... ....... - . —. . July 19 . ........ CIRCUIT. July 30 Deices M. Barra Parke and Mr. Jostles ILaule. °slams Northampton. Lincoln July 9 Nottlagbant Derby Leicester C u l y J , tl ii vgla Job 11 23 i NORTH WALES CIRCUIT. Before Kr. Justice Mightrian. July 11 July 14 -....r.111 Beaumaris Butkus July 43 Mold Motor July 30 SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT. Bakes Mr. Judos Tabard. July 1 July 9 July IS July 19 July MI July 211 July 30 ....... .... August 9 OXFORD CIRCUIT. Bakes Yr. Justice Brie and Mr. Baron Martin. .gblugdon July 4 Oilard July 5 Jaky 9 July 14 July 21 July 23 July 26 July 30 NORTHERN CIRCUIT. Before Mr. Baron Plstt and Mr. Justice Militants. Tart July 1 Durham Neßlldatle carllski July 25 Ap,...eby Lancaster July3o Liverpool Ousost 3 Mr. Justice Pattoos will roosin to town to attend chambers, Re. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE RACES. NEWCASTLE, SUNDAY NIEHT.—AERITALC- 19 TAfOld , f by 11. Platoff nut of Maid of Lyme, The Sheltie, Stratagem, The Maid of Masham, Vanguard, Uriel, Tes tator, The Etna, Maley, Jenny Lind, AbWlah, The Cutler, England's Glory, Prudery, Kam& Knoll, Jack Leeming, Cyclops, Azeth, Evadne, Miss Lydia filly, Pandemus, Colsterdalc, f by Elllililll out of Nan Darrell, Maid of Team Valley, Mark Tapley, Belus, The Alp, Oxford Blue, Langton, Brennus, Unity, Tom lloltby, Fern, Joe Suther land, True Love, Thenustoclev, King of Trumps, Paddy Bird, Sir Charles Napier, Agnes Wicklield, Clara, Rever sion, Mystiele, Lady I am Off, Post-tempore, Gulliver, Cools, Wallace, Nancy, Trickstrees, Nydia, Madame War- M n, dons Sarah, Farm. , y, Snowdrop, Liberty, Flom Macdonald, llirandy Na , Nan King of Troy, Black Doctor, Tay. Nswtow Cudiff Carmarhee amk.,■ . Pfts!eign BETTING ON THE NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 3 ,0 J era Criel (t) le to I ern Jean,' 1.1e4 5 to 1 Testator 100 to 7 Jack Lemming 0 to 1 Members 100 to 6 Abdalleh Gto 1 Magma's May 100 to Cye.ope MONDAY'S RACES. EleCtrle Telegraph.) FIIIAT TatatetlaL STALIN of 10 son. each ; 6 R for 4- yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; allies, Bat 41b. 2 miles. (2G subs.) Mr. J stn Seat ntl Meant ...... ..... ...keit over. TVeta S and fill ies 10 sors. each for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bat 71b ; and fillies, Bst 4111. Half a mile. (11 subs.) Mr. ROW, Stratagem Lent EIAIVIOn • • Tiff Sheltie CONVIVIAL STAKES of 10 toes. each; 5 ft, and 3 only if declared, with 100 added ; the second to receive 20 sows. out of the stakes. From the New Poet, once round. (21 subs., 11 of whom declared.) Yr. R. Renton's br e Tors Holtby, II yrs, 3st ILL liallettiaes Catty, 3 yrs, 3st ........ ........... 3 Six others started. Won easy. Ilvvtexs' Stales of 5 sows. each and 15 added ; for 4-yr-olds, 1 lst 2lb ; five, list 111 b ; six and aged, 12st 31b half-bred horses allowed 101 be; mares and aged, 3lbs ; winners extra: the second to save his stakes. Convivial Stakes Course. (6 subs.) Mr. Den•oa t e Vera, 6 yrs (AL) 1 Mr. Lemplash's Keine. Ned (1001.) Won by a length. MAIDEN I`l...evn of 501.: 3 yr olds, 7st 51h; four, Bst 51b; live and upwanbt, Bat 101 b; mares and geldings allowed ' 311 a; beats, Convivial Stakes Coarse' was won by Mr. I Betuon's Fern, 6 yn, beating Mr. Thrift's True Love, 3 yrs. abrevsbary 11/forbad ~.. Id o mom Olowesta • BETTING ON TUE PLATE—MONDAY litriNlNO. to 1 vat V•tel 14 ID I aid lingUarl Glary Sto 1 Newboat ato I Jesny Lied 6 to 1 Tootalor i/ to 1 Jost Leming. ADDITIONAL Ncasham, ChiefJ ulttce, and Welshpcoll. HOUSE OF LORDS.-YESTERDAT. easszer: Tar Lose Caawartkos, Lone Baocoman, axe Loan MAatONSEI V. FAIESBETICI, OECAIENII (2 APPEALS). — ACTION OF REDUCTION—ADMIASIBILITT OF EVIDENCE OF A DEFENCE IN ANOTHER SI:IT. These appeals against interlocutors of the Court of Session in Scotland were opened last Thursday, and the eir camsUuteeS were reported in this journal on Friday. The principal question, it may be remembered, was, in an action—brought by the respondent against the appellant for the purpose of reducing or declaring void certain instruments in writing, upon which the appellant claimed a large debt against the estate of Mr. Fairservice, deceased, in respect of monies alleged to lie lent by appellant to Fainservice—in order to show that the appellant could not have lent any such monks at the dates of those instruments the respondent put in evidences written statement made by the appellant in his defence to a claim fur alimony made against him by his first wife in 1833, and which statement was to the effect that the appellant was in great poverty, and had only Bs. Gd. a week to live on. The judges in the court below held that statement to have been properly admitted in evidence. Sir F. Kelly, for the appellant, was further heard now in continuance of his argument last ,Thursday, and was followed by Mr. Bethell on the same side, both contending that the statement toeing a matter of defence in a cause which had no connexion with the present action, and was between other parties, was inadmissible in evidence in this action. Mr. Peacock (with whom was Mr. H. Hill), for the respondent, proceeded to support tho interlocutors, but had not concluded at four o'clock, when the further hear ing was adjourned to Thursday. COURT OF COMMON FLEAS It _ESTERDAY. Menem AT PAM AT WRATlll . ...TWlL—harass LOKI/ Can, JCVTICI JULY'S AIID a IifICIAL JUST. BATNCRAT O. MURRAY.— ACTION TO lALCOVIIII TNi ASIOeNT PAID I:PON SNARLY IN AN IRON COMPANY. Mr. Serjt. Byles, Mr. Granger, Q.C., and Mr. It. Clarke, were counsel for the plaintiff; and Mr. Serjt. Channell, Mr. Bramwell, and Mr. Welsby, represented the defendant This was an action brought by a son of General Sir James Bathurst, to recover the sum of 5001. which he had paid upon shares that he had taken in a certain company known by the name of La Jahottiere Iron Works, the works being at La JahottiCre, near Nantes. The facts of the case were shortly these. It appeared that the defendant was the chief manager of the company in ques tion, and had the greatest interest in it, and in the month lof November 1846, a prospectus was issued and advertise ments were learned in the setting forth that the concern was Y EA& sedition that it one ileirahbr to heervere Ye amount of capital, in order to' mind its egetelhe IN and therefore the public were invited beeemerhesers of the new shares that were to be Bose eareinence of this advertisement the plaintiff W ineseelees with the defendant, and upon the faith of Ilme soyeesealeteas then made to him, became the AWN of fifty 10!. shares, upon which he paid up Ow fall amount, viz., MI. The company was dissolved h dot year 1848, and the plaintiff now sought to MOM dm 6001. which he paid on his shares on the ground Met be bed paid it upon the false representations of the de- MAIM It was now stated on the part of the plaintiff that M the time when the defendant had said that the company wee he a buldlhing condition it was in a state of insolvency. In sapped et the plaintiff's ease several witnesses were 111114 fares when evidence it appeared that at the time when the *WS became a shareholder, the company was IS a MO of great pecuniary difficulty, and that it had meal mlldeufat a fortunate speculation. Jfin ffeelantOiennell then addressed the jury for the deffiftet rle egl 'lntended that his client had not induced Ye boom a shareholder by any false pretences, bet at deem when Mr. Bathurst did so, the defendant Mt every MOM to believe that the speculation would have Una emegeofel. The failure of the undertaking was to be seldlistel to grans mismanagement on the part of a Mr. Lebiesity, who hat the direction of the iron works at La aelettlire. It wee bar, from the correspondence in the ere, that the deheisee lad no reason to know that in the dyeeaarr 1846 the mein state emyeay were in • that condi. Lion, for during*, lib& yistr, and also in 1847, he wee writing Wm ease letter Labinsky to furnish wlgh eleseelk During the whole of this time the de. ma aka teWiv Mr. Labinsky to exert himself to =tit Ilethen, Wch he had not done. There was no till% In show that the defendant knew the cm. NOS or la shin* state. It wss worthy of remark that, telt reeetea of a claim made by Mr. Labinsky and lir wont din, the defendant bad paid every diermai vim Or Jnidek in ramming up, left it to the t i c , : *Whet the Misdant had induced the plaintiff • •figidedise ley false and fraudulent represen tations. Tr ot ar ma seendil have to consider whether four etatenoola in the prospectus were or were not 'MN% lbs= anima who appeared for the plaintiff lel inginisil dory were. The lest alleged mierepreerstelise lee es M the amount of iron that could be peeieeei t ermeally, es ee the quality of the iron • and, diner, that the peespestes contained • misreprese ntation as to he facility that added he conveying the iron away from the works. The tee& and last misrepresentation which it was said the peerrestus contained was, that it I elated that the company had _ already a capital of 20,0001., whet In fact that capital was absorbed. Tbajnry then reared, and after an absence of ten mi meos selissed into court with a verdict for the plaintiff. Demise, WM TSB POLICE COUBTS. MANSION-HOU§R. _ _ _ THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY rirENING, JUNE 24. 1851. Mr. Lewis submitted that a magistrate, in convicting ' under such circumstances, would decide in opposition to the spirit and meaning of the act altogether, which never was made to punish an accidental omission. Mr. Bateman said if excuses were to be allowed in such ewes, there would be plenty at hand upon all occasions. If the magistrates were to listen to such apologies for missing piste*, as that they had been lost or stolen, why they would be lest and stolen every day, and there would be no use in an act of parliament at all upon the subject. The Lord Mayor—No doubt of it. I convict the de fendant in the penalty of 101. Re may, if he please, peti tion the Board of Excise in mitigation, but 1 have nothing to do with that part of the question. The defendant requested to be allowed to go out and pro cure the 101., but The Lord Mayor said it was his duty to see the penalty paid, or to sentence the defendant to imprisonment for three months. Ile wished ell persons connected with omni buses to be very cautious in attending to the acts by which their carriages were regulated, as he and his brother ma gistrates had determined to let no case which might be proved before them escape with impunity. The defendant paid the DR. penalty, and said that he would petition the Board of Excise in mitigation. CLERKENWELL. A barman, employed at the Queen's Arms, Baffle-bridge, was charged by Mr. James, landlord of the Wheatsheaf, Edgware-rani, with having given a false character to a servant. Mr. James saw an advertisement in a morning paper, stating that a young man wanted a situation as barman, and referring to the Queen's Arms for his character. On applying there Mr. James saw the defendant, who gave the man an excellent character, and falsely representing him self as being the landlord of the house, and that tho sdver tiser had been in his service seven or eight months, and had left six weeks ago in consequence of his not being able to give him sufficient wages, complainant received him into his service, and after remaining in it fifteen days he met with an accident, and complainant had reasons to justify his suspicions that the defendant had given a false character; and on making inquiries he ascertained that he was not the landlord of the Queen's Arms, and that the party whom he had recommended had never been engaged to serve in that establishment. It was alleged for the defence that the defendant had been in the beer trade, and that the young man whom he had recommended to Mr. James had formerly been in his service, and had felt himself warranted in giving him the character he bad given him. Mr. Combe decided on convicting the defendant in the mitigated penalty of 101. and the coats, the extreme penalty being 201. The conductor of an iMsidbtsWiecitiiiged by the solicitor to the Excise with having taken passengers into his car riage, and driven into the Ciq from the West End without having plates in the same. The driver and conductor are in eases of the kind considered to be both liable to heavy penalties under the slk 6 Vie. Mr. Lewis, of Ely•plaoe, appeared for the defendant. Ig. W. Shaw, °facer of excise, said—At four in the after nocatir the defendant driving as masa whisk had no The vehicle was Was, ri there ware 9 or I made. He went along a defer reds, through Leiemem-square, Long-lane Drury-lane, Wyebaree, and Talegle.bar, to Cheapade, Lad he plied pemeagers all the I west into the inanibey earl gal depanee. r. Lewis admitted that the plata ware nat enbibited, but X mid he coati thaw that Oak abeam was eaneed by aere accident. earl ameba* beta upon the part of the de fendant as lanies aide the dap or to violate the law for any pewee vkatawt. A modality _wbe bed Adele the ariaas on the day be fore that at set a the asagada we was, rid ma he was driving rang en tie Maar a 7 be aterved that one of the berm lad • word It whia rialered it mat for sea with, aul be anbeeneteei it ad seat it lama to the iont. tbe raw naming the plane am the walbras,le show that be midi not take any pa mageee; Oat sea day. by the aerest ad is lama kanyat bakers addarbeatbe bead argenien t* , in the ibtair m a l be le ems la am Wad =OM glastr, ion v s Ira_ the part at gni SIMMS the sandbar pa gerear was ileien pratonie am Mr. Hamm Men the 'Mee et tbe Solicitor le the la. rise) salmillei *at el that Was Rosemary was Se ks et dm alit am, eel we aria* poTed. CRICKET. TILE GENTLEMEN v. THE PLAYERS. This match commenced yesterday at Lord's. The score stood thus at the close of the day : Tee GlMll.l3lllM—Lrest tat lack) gr. A. Wee. b ',Myer 6 Mr. V. Melton, e Gab b UM- Mr E. Napptt, b Clete Mr. W.N,ebelaeo, kit wicket. 6 Mr. B. mono sot, 6 Lull i.:lark* Mr. A. Ilayssnla,ll Clarke ... 13 Er. E. Barium sot set Mr. It. T. 16106, • 416014 m. 6 31r J. Bather* rem out ; Ilkllyer Mr. U. Verses, 6 Myer II Mr. E. M.Alies, 6 IbUyer Tax Puma.- ';•T. • 110111.1114EZ - ---- GS] lbs., nom sit rarr. b ladost. ..,.. IS roz, b ..—..— (berm b lifior . 44 117 m - _kW.? • (Thad liethre.) 9 I Ongndy, b Fellow wider, b 'Refine* 2 , Miens, sot out. I Rake,. lad b Bathurst I 8,,6; 1b.% 046; 000— 21 Inela. - ‘ LONDON DIOCESAN BOARD or EDUCATlON.—Yee terday the 12th annual ng of the memers of this linitnl took place ag the offi meeti ces, 79, Pall Mall, the Bishop of London in the chair. The proceedings having been opened, the right reverend prelate observed that he was may to see so thin an attendance both of clergy and laity, _bed he wee willing to attribute this fact to the confidence whim& soma to be pp is the management than to any indiffereme tr the t objects of the society. The urgent nen oily of peeneekg scriptural education amongst their power beetle= lthethe more and more perceptible every yew. Although he moth of the importance of scripts* nasi• tin, he did net inn to say that the education nibs Ike* should be lo of a scriptural chorale. The MD bon 4 this were se anions sew pectin of the kwinside to Wpm% to the children of the poor tholes*m of alsenties thigh would nabs them useful ia timit *rice of life to *Ma they were wiin. TM in. Inane of this edam:Miss been* every Fog tars. ll ,l B * rent ea the other head. the allele of those eh.*** le separate a lly bre Mail IMO basil's's. dually ems sem* thessed Mho themplishmat deist • nq thee meth tket lthill*soave soma new* hseelesught thrseeel with a view to the proms*. et mit edwation by etkralessy mans, lest= thaeiMilaation to be cared foe and candested by abilifit. Fortunately, thst memo did set mire ow ▪ iligliaragement thee thaberada of die lathlelthe With k was propseeL M the am theme tr o t ea is limaßelhot the etiverstes of erne ariethie. be dr Need Om h e ad view. of their isle to the CPTfay bed in view. It, th=sellees= ' sapperters of this Is their saki - 4 to provide Sir weer Useless with . they kind of ethrelke alfdk emit =the them good skims es well es wrath, pelathile er church. The epseetiese ef the Lathe Illeseith Deed ef adulation mem emtheed width othth aiWast des they seasiissed that tiz a rskalise si the net Wan bend teen two maims s wry lesp pai ad Ana were era thasevidei the moths if e th er Mal it kali heathy be mid that their Mews mw ilailed in disk seeps He weld set list Wok tat the y r of the aweekelen wow set so well !moos e : 46 V to be. ethemthe day sheold hardly ham to se math • mem of seggeth The keine of .. on eel saws they Nth per athis. at they had Abend es hap an saarest of geed se add be mutated free thaw with such we mailed neon aged wethd .tats to gum more dilinetly than The le wail the I peculiar istures of the society's opseetisse asks alt Par, end therefore he woad the by observing that the want of edwastiaa war the main nose of the evils which at present alibetod this country, and Invented its beise—what it ought to be—the pride and glee of Clunked's& Thil secress2 than reed the report, whisk Om the society stated, with • view to 111 =1110 esmnietee bad date mined M asks their poke sow is mad of tem porary wheels the the briblingeow ems. sail be Aft mau ler they had dislelbst**/:enswaisf whlsmes daring the pest yen. The sin* ft* bad Ines its comarreassisat.mie lofts awn* a/ 1,4011.10 n, of which S47L lb. bed bees thealbsted darks the pea year, aad the wheels so sided seethed et the pseud istmens weeeareedetien AM whims h ard lad the op = r ex t e s ei setarke m paint= pike apes the in wag laket with the = . "7 - asOn - 11. the remit of obi& ins the mamas of seek oohs& wrier tale resaleihas es to the tereess lea enk ties. The wend of thaw to sloth solarise ea was savelely kit,bat the aid extended the = board, ail wear mask eircumetesese by the ewe smiths et esthell. might render these saw& nearly self rappotiss. name, le the possealkg ei the bird es to the =hibernate of the melees schools in the their Aka was to amide threats to leave dole et shod fee a peso sr twe kepi, by d &= abet somber of than gilt of weekly, or 51. ea Mask 1111th 111 bps nos the ated, after • souk) eansinsilhak sal et the ars tithe year six of dun who. visaed by to those% iamease so purl teneheri—four althea led left the nisei Ikea obi& they were sleeted ; mad e es a seemed theklesties, three althea were snowed ilaer year's resumseisa. Theakwielse =ptc: to have la boys and 20 Ode es pupa ethibleisseee, had oppeossiesod 20a this purpose. The swift of the pews whoa had bees meet besolliaL The sokber of rheas la 'amnion with the bend wee =1 shoes set eseseeesei with the bawl were set to ask he say id fees it, the coral* of mien hat era es were Wooed by the Natiosal Society. On the mein of Lord ltaibtoek, seconded by Mr. Cotton, the =gift was adopted' after which the Rev. R. Mackenzie, red the Bow. H. Hughes, addressed the meeting._ Cum, GAS IX Till CITT or LONDON. — Y the Ora Central Om Coneurners Company's Bill esemiltee of the Hesse of Lords without opposides. =Wllll=l2rththe e n o e ld w coure/ C4 "mei" ks" Vali their wedis sead pipe. will be gawk the Ikea ha valusd ths pewee rzejelli =lisaterit al , " altar zedsies. rem h a dee esi tesse. no se puma MI some Is the pub& esti the sbereholisse ell the bereft the sew = mdseim ese elabilehod er peles to he rsethr eeseemoss . It is undsesail etp, the eilg the mak lemma that it w9l be ON IDIOM kitllfw et vine sod pipes WLNDINO-UP OF JOLNT STOCK COMPANIES. LONDON, BIRMINGHAM, AND BUCKS RAILWAY.- Yesterday a meeting in this matter was held before his Honour the Master in Chancery Kinder*ley, to proceed with the cases of those members of the provisional and managing committee who attended various meetings and acted in promotion of the measure. In the case of Lord Chichester, Mr. O. T. Alger, the solicitor of the company, and Capt. Dayrell, its chairman, deposed to Lord Chichester Laving attended most of the meetings, and to his having been one of its most active members. His lordship, to gether with Viscount Curzon, had paid 100!. to defray lia bilities, and, had other members of the committee done the same, there would now have been no debts to discharge. The Master thought that, in conformity with the law as it at present stood, he must place the parties on the list as liable, subject to any further evidence that might beadduced in their favour. The name of Dr. J. 0. Campbell was struck off, on the ground that the only meeting he attended was for the express purpose of remonstrating with the p, o moters for having, without authority, placed his name in the prospectus. Mr. Dod, who appeared fur Dr. Campbell, said his client had been compelled, to get absolved from legal liability, to pay 2001. to the solicitors. On leaving home one morning he was presented with a writ for 1,400!. by an agent of Mr. Strutt, of Buckingham-street, Strand, on the ground that he had made himself liable to discharge the company's debts, because his name was amongst the provisional committee on:the prospectus. Objections having been taken to the production of the minute and other books in evidence, the Master directed Mr, Goodchap, the official manager, to summon Lord Chichester, Viscount:Curzon, and the other members of the committee, to be examined vivo ewe at the next meeting. EASTERN COUNTIES AND SOVITIEND RAILWAY.— Yesterday, before Sir Wm. Horne, Mr. E. Norris , of Liverpool, for whom Mr. Giffard appeared as counsel, was called on to show cause why he should not be placed on the list as liable to contribute, in that as a member of the pro visional committee, he originally accepted 100 shares, and subsequently wrote requesting the number might be re duced to 50. It was contended that inasmuch as between the date of the original allotment and the reduction there had been an alteration is the constitution of the company, the contract was not binding. The Master held otherwise, and placed Mr. Norris on the list. The next class of eases taken was that of those who had signed the deed. The first was that of Mr. E. H. Catu.ton, the secretary, who had signed for 00 shares, or 1,2501. The signature to the in Mr. Causton's handwriting was admitted by Mr. H. Harris, his solicitor, but the reception of the document in evidence was objected to on the ground that it was a mere piece of parchment without the legal formalities and desti tute of stamps—Mr. Daniel, for the official manager, said the deed should be stamped by the next meeting, so as to proceed with the cases of those directors and others who had signed it. WOLVERHAMPTON, CHESTER, AND BIRKENHEAD RAlLWAY.—Yesterday, his Honour Master Brougham, after hearing Mr. Glace and Mr. Rogers on the case of Mr. William Cooper, jun., of Ilentey - in-Arden , en allottee of twenty shares of 20i. each in this company, who agreed in writing to take the shares and pay the deposit of two guineas thereon, but who, the panic supervening, did not, directed Mr. Norris, the official manager, as the decision will affect 1,400 allottees in the company, to carry the case forward on appeal, so that the question, which has a bear ing on a ,great many other companies, may be determined by the House of Lords. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TI:118DLY, JONI 86, 1861. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterdar incoming. The stations are arranged in ardor of latattide. Cbus4 el Illimmtli a Mao of Illass. wim. -- w og. Mats et Wader. ----- Ms.rroln. (Maus) N.W. Guide Brom Owsronst ?mew,. .... N.W. Boas Bream Partlally Cloudy roarmacanu W. 08•464 Ire. or Parditly Ovady Satontos N. 0111W8 anew Olsollams tiarrumn N. aside Bram Fortlilly Mad, losnwinu. .... W. Nom fartially Cloudy hasseroora N.W. =lkea, heftily Costly TURNYILMIS . 'lmmerses .... GIIZEiNWICII N.Y.. On* Brume Polls* away 11.otoot — N. UPI Nem Penis& Clorli Tusotres ...... tioLmus W.N.W. o=o Stow Partially One Wins, N.W. Orals Mom Mem* DAILUWWW ..... Isar ...—....- llamas N.W. Omni* Brew Patti 'By Coady THIS DAY, NOON. Com at WWI. Strewth et Wad. State d the Weather. W.N.W. Geode Dream Orereart. The returns from the following places did not reach this Aloe in time for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather 011 Saturday awning at nine o'clock. CAILWW &W. Calm (Newt &W. 011e101111•211 Cloudy W. Oastla Bed Partially moo Gambe Barr P.ru.ey Cle.my &W. CiaMla Beam Partially Gamy SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER RAlLWAY.—Yeater day a special meeting of shareholders in the above company took place at the London Tavern, Bishopegate-street.—Sir W. White, having taken the chair, said the meeting was called for the purpose of hearing the offer that had been made to the committee by the North Western 110rapiny.— Mr. Gordon Thompson said that he and his friends, Sir W. White and Mr. East, had opened a communication with the London and North Western company, the result of which was, an offer of 41 per cent. to the Shrewsbury and Chester company, and a promise to come to a conclusion for that purpose with the directors of the Shrewsbury company. He need not say that this was much beyond the offer of the Great Western company; in fact, that company would deal with them, after all, in the same way as they had dealt with the South Wales and the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton • they would give them a sliding scale which would De ulfathoniable, and in proof of it he would defy any one to say what the dividend of the South Wales would be from time to time. The offer of the North Western was very different, for they gave them something available at once ; and considering the state of depression of the railway interest, he thought the ft per ant. they offered very fair, although it might not be the value of the return that was expected from the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway, for when the li ne came to be connected with that of the Shrewsbury to Hereford, and the country was developed in the neighbourhood of Aber grawany, Pontypool, &c., they would open up such a traffic in their own line as no other railway in the kingdom had got. That was his opinion. Looking upon the terms now pro c;ctile satisfactory under the circumstances, and much then of the Great Wooden Company, he should advise the shareholders to make certain of this 4} per cent., which would have the effect of giving something hke stabi lity to their property. Major-General Mclnnes moved that the thanks of the meeting be given to Sir W. White, Mr. Gordon Thompson, and Mr. Heat, for their endeavour ; to obtain advantageous terms for the Shrews. bary and Chester Company. Mr. Durham seconded ' the motion. A long discussion here ensued, in :r Ce all number of proprietors took part—eoute in favour of the , Gnat Western offer, and others in favour of that of the ; London and North Western, as communicated to Mr. Oar ; don Thompson. The resolution was eventually passed by a majority. A committee of the following gentlemen was ncesinated to consult with the other shareholders on the subiect, more perticularl with those in Scotland, and car silted of Mr. Gordon stsior.osairai sch u bs k i Mr. lint, sad Dr. new. A wee of thanks was that pond is the eholzawa, sad the ossethor edloonted. MARKETS. PRODUCE MARKET. ....__-. J tzx is 23. The sales to-day are as follow -; OAP. —Mon bap Itergel, 40a. id. to 420. 6d., an 1 at 46e. &I. tar Ina t ~owe ; 70 btete. Porto bike, 371. Id. to 4is. Iler.-60 pews. Demerara, tali prism sm.rraras.—sou bags low, 21a. ad.; SRO ditto, 26a. 6d., 6 par cast. t arreetits. Mtwara or Doug.—TS tow at IL. 6d. Parraa.—A email k 4 64 11 11 6 Px• Louwom.-170 tow St Dualism U. to 17.76 6d. Baawooo.-40 tor at St. Ss. GLASGOW, June 21.—Cotton: There has been more businem doing in yarn and cloths this week, with sums little advance on entain sorts of yarn. Manufacturers are more inclined to pur- chase, being without ro.k, and tangled they are not likely to pur chme lower fee a time. Goods are al-o more inquired after, and the fell prices of Ison week are eaelly obtained. Cott ,n may be considered Id. to id. per lb. hither slime loft week. Iron : Rather more b ovines has been don in our pig iron market during the week, chiefly for free on board warrants, but prices have varied little. To.day the quota tions are 19e. &I. 3we. 6d. for warrants; 390. &I. for No. 1 ; 390. 3d. for No. 3; 41a. 3d. for No. I Gartsherric, cash againet kill or lading. Tbe make dim is still very extensive, there being at pre sent 110 furnaces In WA se ll land, averaging each c Produchch In tons per week. Bars at from 51. Ss. to SI. 12s. bd. per ton. ST. PETERSBURG, JUNE 14. London letters of 7th inst. received. Corn.—The demand bx oks u ably checked by w tot of 'hip room. Eye has also been buying for the Continent, and (oat qu they is bald at car highest quo tram. Deals. -one throe of 3by 11 redwood micht be had of a se cond di..dealer, at 44 re. a. Ptaa.-The delsarhs here joist begun. and the guilty so far gives antisfactices. liemp.-1 be deobledelifg4 barks have arrived, and about Pot ponds Mean, ss mush outabot, and 3,000 ponds half-clean, allot high quality, have bees taken,partly lot. Am. rico, at 871 ru. to 90 re., 83 ro. to 81 ro., and 71 ro. to t 5 re., re•pc Lively. Tallow.-Little doing, pending the arrival of the barks. gather *ellen for August delivery, at 111 ra., cash; and buyers of Ukraine at the lime mks. barks. - Owing to the late stormy wea ther, the general arrival Is sot Early to take gleam for the neat ten days. Freights-Firmer, especially for oat., and room rather MATO& Prviehts to tendon.-For duds. 361. per std. b.; hemp, 30'. per too; linseed, 29. per quarter; tallow, 16s. per ton; o ats, Is 9d. offered pet quarter. Eachangla.-London, S months, 37 13.16 to f per'. ro. • Amsterdam, 3 months, 156 to 1854 per s. re.• Ilambum 3 months, 33 E. di to 31-32 per a. re.; Paris, 3 months, 3 ' 90 to 391 per a. to. SlLK.—Messrs. Durant and Co.'s report of the silk market during the month is r —We bar had another month of comparative quiet in silk—still importers generally .how no want of courage, end prices are fairly suppfend. The conti pseud advice. are more or lees contradictory, but no longer bold out any idea of abundance. The periodical public sales com mence un the 251 h isetant; the wrathy to be brought forward In not large. &dames are only moderately good; throwsters gene ral.y having availed themselves of the holidays to close for a week. In China silk about 1,000 bales lire changed bands at previous rates. Canton silk than been taken in comparatively large quantity—ail of the finest and good eesond class have been fookl, alai some magma bas been made with the lowest elem. In henget silk brines. has been again very htnited--good medium qualities are Pearce. The Novem ber band W now arriving, and may parry afford a better aelectioo. lo Italian silk little hat toren done; an occasional panel Is pressed upon the market for immediate air In Brett* silk the stock is very small, and the quality not drairable. In Persian silk about 200 War have been sold ate : exrt at the prior of the previous swath. Deli aeries up to date Bengal, 396 tales ; China, 743 ; Canton, 166. Antral. in Ma y: Bengal, 332 bales; China 3,153; rut* &W. 14 4 Italian, 200. Atricala in June to date: Bengal, 100 bales; China, 713 ; Brune, Ike., 243; Italian, 100. State of Ur warehouses June 2 Sold stork: itemrs4 3.095; China. 7,195; Canton, 1,440. Unsold suet 3.435; Mir, 7,231; Csatoa, 1.302. Delivered in Kay: Bengal, 643; China, 1,334 Canter 103. COTTON.—LIwIitYGOL JCBI 23.—The market closed very tamely, yet prime were pretty well metaled, and the rates of , e 41.4 do not vary from thane of k May last. The Nam as from 5,000 is 0. 000 Wee, and Meted' 4,500 America, 100 Bahia, 400 Baptism, leo Santa, 150 Sea Wands. The impute dna numbly Met amount to 6,0J0 bales; *sports, 2,000 ditto ; speculation, 1,4.00 ditto. COALS.-Loxpox, Juss 33.-CLOSE ow viz MAR SAT.-huddle's West Hotlet t lid. 3d.; Care. Hartkry.id.; Kant Adair. Hain, 1 la. fled • Hartley, 12a. M.; Howard's Wait Hartley Netherton, 13a. ; Hart pool West Hartley, Its.; New Tan 13a. 6d.; Original Windsor's Pontop. l is. 6d • Ord's 311011. 1210.; ktarensworth West Hartley, 13e. 3d.; Itedheugh Main. 12s. ; WyLtm, 135.; Walla End Amen awe, Ile. 9d.; Walls End Lawson. 12s. id.; Walls End Walker, 12s. 3d.; Eden Main, 13s. id.; Walston Prim rose, Its. 6d.; Walls End Delmont, 13 e.; Walls End Braddyll, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End He ton, lls. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 146. 6d.; Walls End Renter Grange, 14a; Walla End Larnbton, lin. 3d. ; Wall. Lad ?ember, 13e. ; Walla End Russel's llett on, 14a. Ild.; Walls End Riehmund, 13e. 6d.; Walla End StewatVA 14s. 6d.; Walla End Whitwell, lie. 6d. ; Wells Esd (:cr0p, 135. 34.; WII End Denison, 12.. Yd.; Was lad Howden, 134. 3d ; Walls End Rough Hall, 19..; Walls End Kellar, 14e.; Walls End South Hartlepool. 13s. 6d.; Walla End South Kailas, 13a.; Walls End Whitworth. Us. ; Walls End Adelaide Tem, 13e. id. ; Walla End Tees, 14s. 6cl. ; Walla End West Outlaw% 12s. 6d.; Goes Gosh, 13a.; Hartley, 13s. W.-Ships at market, 116; eald, 36. COliN.—Cmamczwrzu, June 23.—The weather being flee, Induced many to attend to hay-making; consequently we had a rather thin emendate at this viarket to-day ;no change in prices from those of tat week. What we then quoted were to-day fully sup ported. Wheat, horn 9/. to 111. 10e. per load. Barley, 245. te 26a. per qr. Oats, 19s. to 26a. Beane, SOL to WM. llalmittOit, June 23.—We have again to repeat the old to eof a Mort supply, and also rather higher prie es. bearcely any thing besides Wheat, and the supply al that moderate. PETWORTH. June 21.—The attendance at our market to. day was email. Wheat in fsir demand, at rather improved rates. For Oats the trade was checked by the high prices asked. In other grain but little paring. Wheat, white, tut. 10a. to 111. per load; red, 91. lOL to 101.35. Barley, grinding, 23a. to 20s. per qr. Ow, 20a. to 225. Peas, War to 33a. Boma, 30s. to 32a. CATTLE, &e.—Cototzstari, June 21.—The market woe well supplied, but the trade throughout the day rebid heavily, an I the miss effected were the turn in ',moue of the buyers. Several lots of good bulßeasta scad as low ea Ss. ed. per atone of The Pla trade was dull, and is most Milanese lees money was given. Mitch Cows continua bides:and. Supply: Sheep and Lambs, 6,190; &oats, 364; Pigs, 130; Calve; 13; Hones and Poste; 43. LITHRPOOL, JCLIa 23.—The supply to-day consists of 1.796 cattle and 10,119 sheep and lambs, being 266 cattle sod 133 sheep and lambs more than last week, and 38 more Cattle and 1,77/ lewer sheep snd lambs than the corresponding week last year. The so,m'y of cattle is unseasonably large, en e mealtime at which sates are slow rid prices el. per lb. lower from hot Mood ty, and a part left unsold. Sheep and lambs are also dull to sell, with prices tend ing downwards, and part left unsold. First class heifers, 3d. ; second ditto and fat bullock; 44d. to titt ; half tat bullocks and cows, 4d. to Si• ; prime shorn sheep, Ad.; mooed class ditto and ewes, aid. to d.; lambs, ad. to 610. per lb. sinking the offal. Noawicw, June 21.—We had to-day a good show of Scots and shorthorns. Trade was no better, and prices barely sup. ported; at the close many remained unsold. Fat Basta a large number, trade dull, at from 34. to Is. Id. per stone ; at these prices not more than half were sold. The pent' well filled ; Lamb In re /melt, sod all sold, at from 14s. to Pk.; very prime from 30s. to 12s. per stone. Ewes of all kinds a dull tole. Vat Sheep 6a. to Gs. 6d. pee stone, and not WI sold. In store Pigs and fat pork no alteration. 110 P INTELLIGENCE. MEItEWORTU.—The Dines in this parish, where they are strong, grow freely, but there are some grounds which are slack of bier, and which Stow an aroereat charms from the Term* which have greatly increased Ludy. The mould has shown Well in several grounds. WATIIIINOBTRT.—The bine* look generally well in this Mitand grow freely, but there are each vest quantities of fly and a' the praise' is epperently cheerless, and we ere told the mould has made ion sppearanoe. TairroN.—There is a vast increase of vermin lately, and spots of should are to be found, but the bine grows lively. NETTLIATEAD.—WO are attacked in this pariah by two of the want enemies the hop have—Ms., vermin and mould—sad no. body can gums es to the result. WEST PICKHAN.—We have a great influx of flies within time few days ; there are spited mould. ..ad some slack lanes. EAST PEchne.x.—The bine grows freely, but the vermin no doubt will have en OM upon It, should they continue to increase. YALDINO AND HENTON.—Our hops continue very un even; la is... gardens the bins has made great peogress, irldlM In others It has been doing bat very little. Their messy k o:Mbilbj oa by Wickes* and the -dew is Whig its appearehee in seem gardens. Maaxwoaru.—The hope, where they are not over powered with the vermin, have continued growing, but the honey dew is coming os, and there is every sppearenee c 4 even miler a favourable change takes plasm lioxxixonocaxx.—The bine grows fast, with • great deal of ny. ROLVSEDIN.—We have a great increase of fly and lice , we are se bat se we well can be. Without an &heretics we as grow but very kw Inca licashiohnnx.—Our plantations are as much infested I with fly saner. Roney-dew Is also bagtnning to make its appearance. Present prawn ere very anyeashing. Baixchsflr.—ln consequence of the vast inereme of fly and nee, one hop tine amen a non istmeeralek ; In mss Inns= they are endenly Ineeks ken tie Tawraawas.—The hot weather at the latter end of the Yids has Inn teweidel, end we me seneertne Ineronag. The fly eenan awl although there us hew lb% Unyoke= the &crews /*AMIN AND BIT 111111•DZSI.—The bine is as full of fly W Hee as ptedbie ; the best sad toast have* bite Is get*, the Less w. Mere la • prat quantity of fresh ly, sad there Is every Pirdel • blight ANTEIIIIVAT.—The fly and lice have oessiderably th awed r t e pot week; and err L appeari. The ire lar pews y. Wry scram speak of the MIPS= I. past accemukre attars et eerie ars i' idifilateoA.—We think there is ea therovenseeth in the kr OW rile the lent few days. The weather hr bra rear athe le the or riled the bine, as well r deradire le the 4. be., la.eridsewaaalWrabevheibea trash deed aw the loaf. • loge amber* i be kw* se* hi the mendwyk bed knew* Era the Trier ler .a.ta v isgs di* p.p.ki. bar " err sae sear. It err be revs is wad, howaree, the 1M Ire Y earnity beelkweed. sad she *Wm somewhat is. hared her last lyre predesder W Ur =der the rat freer. able swim • ref is re eat tiressiren. re Is also a 541= 11118. dreasorely perk that the reser srehr. • weer ace ere we there draw to bawler se therm Ira re ere sielerrai. Thseeshoot the mark les Werth pram Ng era la .4mA fire; where the Ay rater Ire shers le a tif the leaf eldek wires bet W• Ire ) awl= law • dreier el ire le lAr. Tars J sal tree ie Erb Sy with Ohs Ire Meath sr erring a thre Winie lift the sago, sill tree r elsenent =der am bade. ride sera le Arses last the retie. tile arra rear* awl their dirthene Ore ea the bee sr will is war —/ffree Gar fa of Ude day. Testerdat s zeting of the Manchester shareholder, in re the Shws and Chester Railway Company was held at the Clarence , Manchester. with a view to proceedings for associating with holders of shares resident in other parts of the kingdom, to form a joint committee to entertain pro posals of lease by the London and North Western Com pany. Mr. Thos. Roberts presided. Mr. E. R. worthy moved, moved, " That Messrs. Thee. Roberts and S. P. Robinson be appointed to form part of a committee of inde pendent shareholders to consider and act in reference to an agreement with the London and North Western Railway Company or Great Western Company." Mr. R. Rawson seconded the motion, which was adopted unanimously. There was a numasou meeting. (AdvertlealleMda--HOLLOWAT'S PILLS • 0121:1•121 Wane , via Renecemom. Lemma se Oman; ANDMINAIIIMII.IO - warlartilly ed ==allr i =el bi Om law& Win pila re Ind, aft kw wedlir SWIM, MOS WilllliketillsillsoilemeMsi base Mass ft Me mob at vie augur IMINIMIV I albpd. Or bin et Or sismis• ateforatapt4 ameba Wm.* brim of dr. wail= Oen ft Urns MO, sal • Mr' slob et rain salmi lasnift Maim sad akar, balas,lldie min gable Is Sr des died= allisiolle. rwllli == .4 lNrilh. br laibab SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. rr Maar corranposicala "141,1pplax awtlie " Sad " tba••) CASUALTIES. Collina, of Prince Edward's Nand, coal laden, grounded on Cross Park Rocks in this harbour, at high wrter, and fell over. Tho keel and bottom were washed out, and it is feared she will be a wreck and the cargo lost. The sails and stores will be saved.--bidetord, June 21. Gordon, Robson, from Newcastle to Schiedam, cap,ized off the Tend, June 17; crew saved.—Antwerp, June 21, SEABORNE MAILS. ehroMes that tee maim are seat from the General Poet-etles r the eight—and M. he tbe lanntioe--4somateb.] - - • _ _ _ . Dey whim madcap From what COUNT&Ill& is General Poet- Port Whoa Oaks Loados. despatched. duo. --. daurls ._..;.. 1113dt-hooka N Junin Liverpool.-- July 5 United gist..gist.. 7l — linitllt -... N kmericaibyU.StateeptM July 3 Africa ( West Coma) ...le 14th of the smooth Plymouth ... July 3 Alezaudria. N 19thleNith of moo. Dom June 23 flelgiam PI Itaily Dover Brazil li 9th of UM math Southampton. July 12 theme Ayres 111 4th of the smooth Southampton:July 12 CaUfurnia(via Chagres)3l faillitlithormoatb Southampton. July 5 Caps of Good Wove N Litho! the mouth Plymouth 'July 3 Oonstantloople • N 7thl7th27tkamea Dever Central America la rod/WU/of asmotb Southampton. July 5 Channel Ides Pi Noo.,Wed.,lltifrid. Couthampton. Tu. Th.fie Chili 74 17th of the mouth Southampton. July 10 Prams MAN Twice daily Dover preen* N 7thl7th27thof rose Dover • June 30 Hamburg N Tumday It Friday London 'Turs.,&t HAMM RI &edits*. & Bator. ;London.- . _ ... , Mqn.This Modems hl 17th of the moutli!SouthozoptuL. July 20 Ireland YIN Twice daily I lolybccd Tula de India (via 9outkamot.)ll 24th of tho mouth Soutkamptoa. July 23 India (via leanseillte) N 7th3i24th of month 'Dover ..... ' July l lloditerrancoo(Ma South .suntan) . ll 20th of the month Southampton. July 23 (*toots Marseilles) N 1 th&24th at mouth Dover 'July 1 Mexico II 2nd of the month i southampton..Julys Madeira Nalta• ., ) 7th.17th,19th,27th 1 ' I &30thof the matt Inver Naples. 74 sthlsth9sthof mon Dover Papal States. N 4thlSte2slkorolou Dover Pentroula le 7tkl7th27thotmon Southampton. June 22 Peru N 17th of the moth Sdathampton."July 20 foamy* N Ithl3th23thof mon Dover , ,July 2 West Indic. N Mk et the month Southampton. ;.1 uly 20 West Indies (onsept Ns. mous. and Nemo) NI tad of the smooth Soothsmpton.luly 2 • The main to those shontrice Om marked (•) are conveyed by Orme k packet via 'cradled .__ 011.11;1011•.-111116 to as SOW despatched and c ; - ;;;d from C the by every via tbelteil States 611 rake, ARRIVBD. Amite" Nmotem—at Bristol, June 23. tram. Constantinople .4d.rs—at Gravesend, June 23, from . Notway Amur—at Gravesend, June 21, from Dant.' Arnms—at °rammed, June 22, from leanisie Avenue—at Gravesend, Jute 21, from Itunoburg Astro—at Gravesend, June 21, from Turkey Awdow—at Graveeend, June 21, from ......... ........... Stettin ...... _. ... . . --et Gramend, June 21. from Norway ..-at Gravesend, June 21. from Memel ..soara-at Gramend j June 29, NMI ..... ... ...................... ...Learnoss-at Gravamen , June 22, Irem Christiana Aoaroota- at Gravesend, June 22, from R a dues dney Aureate-at Queenstown, June 91, from Ansaice-off Portland, June 20, from Bt. Asii.revm, N.B. Araoas-4S Gravereed, June 23, from Tbieted Apes Nensa-at Gravesend, June 23, from Alexandria BCIIIIMAIIMMI--at Gravesend, Jane 211, from ......... .......Dantrio Cason-at Ormond, June 21, from Comminutes -at Gravesend, June 21, from Irantsie Cave. MIMMINIM-at Graveeend, June 21, from - . Matanzas Camelia-at Liverpool, June 23, from Ilarbidoes CANADA-at Liverpool, June 23, from Boston Demos-at Gravesend, Juno 23, from Alexandria Sodomy-at Gramend, June 93, from Denmark DOIIMA-at Gravesend, June 23, from Bailie DIMPTIMA-Gt Plymouth. June 22, from Barcelona Eamon's WOOO-at Liverpool, June 23. 'from Manilla Fuca us Maus-at Gravesend, June 21, Worn lantern FaI&DIMMII Musa-at Gravesend, June 91, from St. Croix Fmunearrn-at Gravesend, June 23 6. 115 en Ancliff Fuma-st Gravesend, June 23, Norway GA:nava-at Gravesend, Jane 21, from SL %%der, June HALL-off Falmouth, June 19, from Queenstown Jams 'Smarmy-at Gravesend, June 21, from Dantrio JAMS Eames-at Gravesend, June 21, from liavannak JAME--. 94 Grevesend, June 23, from Malta JUIN STANIAT-at Liverpool, June 23, from.... ...... Medea° Jane Ltso-at Gravesend, Jane 33, from Jase-at Gravesend, June 23, from Kam = Jou/. Canov-at Gramma, June 23, from Denmark Kreco-at Gravmend, June 2s, from 1 11 0 1 KIAIIA Carerrece-at Gravesend, June 21, from.... Denmark Karroo-et (Mee, June 21, mar Maimed KINOMSUMII-at Cowes, June 22, from Hsvannah KIVINII -at Liverpool, Inne23, from A:crawl:is LADY DUNAVOMTILII-at PITIIMMIIM, Jl/111121, from London La Guru-at Gravesend, June 21, from Odems LIOSAID-at Grammond, June 21, from Callao Lamar-at Liverpool, June 23, from Demerara Mania Etreaanu-at Gravesend, June 23, from Christiana Mxtuns-at Gravesend, June 23, from Dantaie NAMILION-Off teal, June 33, from Villa Nova ontuA-at Unmeerod, June 21, from Alexandria Omer -010raveemed, Juno 23, from Stockholm Panama -at Gravesend. June 23, from Riga Paeausa-at Gravesend, June 21, from Denmark Paaeu -at Gravesend, June 22, from Dunkirk Ovine 01 ma laua-at Gemmed, June 21, from Stettin Qum -at Gravesend, June 21, from Callao RAPOLL7IOMaa -at Gravesend, June 21, from Aalborg Newman-et Gravesend, June 21, from Jsmalcs Rosams-at Liverpool, June 23, from ..... Rio Janeiro ILLIMHOLD-at Mg, AVM 21, from Konigsberg Nomura-at Orareeend, June 23, Irma Porto MOO bees Finns-at Gravesend June A iron flornatni-off Deal, June 21, from lia N •allnal Sense JIMAN-of Plymouth, June 22, from London Sorma Manta-at Oraveeend, June 21, from IMAISCIMIAJI-at Gravesend June 22, from ila . ll = Forum-atJ Liverpool, June 23 from IL Wehrle@ Sr. ',Armco-at Gravesend, June 23, from Odom Torrowro -et Liverpool, June 23, from Moslem/ Tanmr-at Gravesend, June 22, from Sweden Vaorav Pomona-at Gravesend, June 22, from Win MILtALIMA Gauan-at lAveripoul. June 23, from-- ...... Schiedam Vaaaerre -at Gravesend, June 23, from Wires, Manama-at Gravesend, June 23, from Jemskei Woonama-et Liverpool, June 23, from. New comas Wo3Jaw Mods-at Bristol, June 23, from Bt. John's, N.B. WILLIAM-at Gravesend, June 22, from .Aleaandrits Wu. GOWLAND -at Gravesend, June 22, e Cremate& Vona= raa-off Liverpool, June 23 SAILED. AMILIND-frog Liverpool, June 21, to Portland Aanow -from Gravesend, June 02, to Cope Cod CLIO-tromOtormend, June 12, to Butedees Comwsui..-trona Plymouth, June 21, to Goodwin Cousins-from °ravened, June 22, to Ads ids CASSIUMULT-from Gravesend, June 22, to New &aid Lemur -from Ormond, June 21, to Sierra Lams JOAM-from Grameend, June 23, to Ustri Loan 0. Basrthca-hem Gravesend, June 21, to Calealla Loom snow-from Liverpool, June 23, to kleaandri si olL,l Ilmecomma-from Gravesend, June 23, to Ilimonsims -frost Gravesend, June 21, to New Zeeland Ounattero-ham Liverpool, June 23, to New Grimm 011111/0-Ikom Gravesend, June 22, to Dominique Panics Atmore-hem Gravesend, June 92, to New York 11•11•TO11-from Gravesend, June 21, to New York Ka E. Basics -from Gravesend, June 21, to Ostend Benton-from Portsmouth, June 22, to Sydney Suomi -from Queenstown, June 20, t 0..... .......... Team-from Gravesend, June 21, to Cape Caret Teresa-from Grave send, June 23, to I/memo-tram Gravesend, June 21, to . ..... Union WILLOBLIT-has Forum:watts, June 22, to Gavotte VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Chaska Napier (ship), all wail, lat. 33 N., lon. 44 W. Vigilant (brig), from Idobart Town for London, March 99, lat. 00,30 lb., too. 173.42 Z. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CHILDER&—Yeb. 12, at Melbourne, Austrian, the wife of 11. B. Childers, Esq., of • we. CCM Y NGHAM.—Jona IG, at Coates• Conyastuum, of a son. HARDINO.June 90, at Mylne.atreet, Banking, of a son. MAISTEK.—Joao 19, at Eton ILll, near Stockton.on.Tees. the wt of the Rev. H. Meister, of the Rectory, Routh, near Beverley, of • 100. _ _ Edinburgh, Lady D. too-square, Mra. J. i iItER. —Jane $O, at Artillery•place, Pthaberpequare, Mrs. IL tileyer, of a ex. PAlWON.—lane $O, at Berea, Leicestershire, the wife of Itsjat Peateek of a aoa. OULDIN.—Jotte 31, at Zee. eta sea. the wile el 0. Pooltha. .. —...---- 18, et the Mandela, the wits of the Boa. it. W. hews" Treasurer sad Paymaster-general of the Wetly, of tam and heir. neins.-Jos 21. at Ahab* of a moo. PencaTUle, Mn. IL MARRIAGES. 6LACKIIVAN-11UMFB61r. —June 21, at St. motet's, Will. Looter, by the Rev. J. D. W. Prawn, Juno Teddy, eon of T. Blackbem, req., of Northdown Bell, We of 'Meet, to Sank wooed daughter of L. C. Ilumfrey, req., Q C., of Great Queue. street, Bt. Jeinee'e.pere, end of et. P, Mead. IItRAY-HUNS.:Joi; 16, at Wither pariah off. the Rev. B. J. kerma, ILA., moo of the Rae. C. Jerraa, h.IL, Rector of Wit mer. to Graoe, oedr daughter of the late T. Heat, lA., of Her. Waage, wateelturo. Ireland. ORNION-BBIULEY.-Juhe 19, at CanheW hy the Be.. W Wright, of Hooltett, Hr. W. H. Johnsen, of Ussial Muse, IS. rantahwt Cambridge, to Harriet, secooddaughtw of A. 0. Bela. Park.terroce. USID-LENEY.-Jatee IS, at St. Thomas, Lewes, W. W. W. Paid. Cileeow, to Yarn, third daughter of I. Leash of QM Lewes, helm. - - - - - --- lALLICH—NOBTON.—Jose 19, at Lowtatclt, CI. C. Wallioh, f1.11.1.C.11., to Corollas Ilazaboth, third dam Otto of E. Nodal. Saq., of Lowestoft. DEATHS. 110110111110.—Juas 21, at Olocterster.etreet, Heuristia, igdest eurvlvlng ot I. Eloueteed. Ewl l3"l. = tn. Csylree m. Regt. 111:01/0110.--luas 10. at Berkry.etrest, Cavendbitsguare, V senetegig mos ot tie late Rev. .I. W. brd, V I A Wee User, Itesn, and Funeetut.wttlearee. Plan" Ha % DIZOW.—Juns It, at Boulegue.ser.lger, Ness. youngest demises ct Ws late A. Dlzon, Yag., of Chancery lens aged It. FOLLIOTT.—June 10, at Viou'asrom, new Mager, 0. Follletk Est.. .pd SI. MINT.—Jons I, at Hanalltes, Carla, Km Wary Ana Hint, 60411 IS, at Newport Pagsell, Maks, 3. Miller, Zig. lied U. 11, at Hit r•warlbabsgh.vib. of II; lag., and mood WOW ot J. tU. Ss+. Patikad-PWA lellratan. Priatml 5aA pabliiirl by Wsmum Km HAusod Ao. I, Lamaism& im tho Clay et Plillllll at the 01111" is Lambs& slink laths pods* el las 116.1.11/. 7 7