The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-25 00:00:00

tsetse Brakes. —,We (Sretsesers) s o lief/Meg, the_y sad *MOW& MT. fa these ' dor frigelasener has resolved to proceed sith OPIIMIL— this be true, Lord will a field where the well was as arer s triet Waking himself is a slrm iNd. quarter already okogbid y a ) tarsi/xi:Jou—The key, gully Iwo we split into two sections —the gorpselega of lir real and the M'Neflites. The fleet have eriselos 11r. d 114. rillerse, end the other met yesterday ; wed the wpm was that they bad decided on bringing foresails* 'madame—Lord Kaadeville and Sir Digby bringing The Mesh are resolved to bring forward Sir T. l wily, as • twit walition exists between them and the Me* esenereatlem. If the compact be *tittered to, tbeliffifenites will have no chance. Corr OF Legroom—Sr George Larpent bas Issued his • manifesto is • ceedidate he the City on the liberal side. LTMILAF I, stated that Kr. Edmond Batten, of the Chancery bar, is likely to oar himself as e candidate for the borough d Lyme, em mien& whig princ iples. Mt thaturs. - -111r, D. W. H The largest Meeting of &Mem of die benengh of Marylebooe which has hitherto ammbled darks We proem conteat took place on Wedni 'day males, in the wow* room of the Portman Arms, Miltosetreet, fir the purpose of hear ing the claims of Mr. D. W. L to represent the bo rough. Mr. T. Potter, of Cr. t, was celled to the chair.—Mr. D. W. Harvey, on min fieward to address the meeting, was again received with wassintess sophism. He sai I, they were well aware of the he he held, and the class with which he was sorrenwist. He came before them bound in Mien to ask their hoer sere' men, and if Micro was one thing more than wisher which gave him a claim up , n their support, it was the scandalous ben which eras placed upon him to preeent him aspiring to the honour ' of a scat in parliament. It was not until after the City Police Act had been read a first time—it wee not until after he It .il proel&tced himself a candidate for the office of commis sioner—that the disqualifying cleans was introduced which prevented him imea being a member of pezlioment, and a eandidste. He was. therefor., at that moment not • candi date for Marylebesedest he would be, if they, the electors of Merylehone, wise OS sleet hisa, their representative. Free he Weedy° ftemli c alleggemiblity be the mown, and as free lestercise his ale ,pi se staining that Matie—yet, he fide sapeentative by Aholassignatiesondisibm,=4ldbreed there was tot • Mt present who wield web bilis% do se without securing his the roaliallog if 111PIL lie holleved, therefore, rolls PointeltrilllMUJ Ilsilsidtsek other, and that Mtim ai n ah Losee begged Whew them that he same SI Wag we eau, bat with an swim he No eiswesestative is parliament. lit. Remy Kew ID MIMI the &Imo of the other thisl.edili his ewe, and giving e Meer he eggs* year. He =a tar opts WWl= prawat to write to l Whoa wheibse lbw weald vote for him or 40. He was entirely le the Made of the esi== km tittles sweised his wit midst ligglsiess. Aleph Wowed, "Tbet ibis bowl an sweelliss KW@ patted sealbssette lia lra= Hem& des Meths meet ft esd pews! mined* ZS bosessk Karytabew is Whisk was owbomady work& The make Weis' &as Mime cheers fee Kr. D. W. Hamm separated at • late berm XtTo.—The assitatimey of Mayo will be addressed by Kr. 0. H. Mere. H. is • gendeman of considerable pf pigmy and ialletsee. Nswar.—lt is not improbable that Lord Newry will be - emoted from this bermes, end a libied returned in hie plass. 87•111.011.—Mr. Holt, Q C. esseladed a very oweesra • einem of the electors on hloct pro night, and it is sow cam Meetly expeeted be will the }light Hew J. C. Herrin, ese of Lard Exetar's nesakees. of • seat be partial • newt awe sissies. The Kiwi of .! Osesby, though any •OW but periari desbekee be g 111100ZPOW—The tps.Lte adieu hew Mr. Cobden to 'De *lkea Kitethrebesingibeesigened; " Oentlemes.- -likeid a dislialles eels, kiwi as kw the pleasure et -mat* yowls peress, I kg to be mewed to take Wined& Wrepineellialag the bearer of big one of your repress. 'Wins is yeelllownt. I Ws* worst that you will be celled kiss le toterehetbeeleathielbroskosata Wee el greatness, hawks Woreedes. his se enniel•lles 'mews naiads to laser that felt sollkiegesee thored by ethma ; but unbar'. =lra the Kalb lbw", le inowning over defielent mideneorbiallt for severity and extent haw se =rho plegesteeedery. It is possible that, to SIM aft mod* VIM NOW is the brighter prospects deeded W eve runt 411111161.01111sthrms, the existing dis tress may have brew* beaky of dank and digeowege. went. Free bode awn avert waft sad eakwitoos visitation of Proelissee—it as daily alleviate he proware. $W the praised grids bee at West tbie ownsiaties: that it has kw& frow all qualm reed of the wand- Met an/ leseduwee et ear priodplem hr we law seen the gomesWasle et the issathrne, with hardly an auseptioe, WOW Weir stoltifinsi segokdsse of the corn trade at tho niement whew It Weir isteshrenes be ever adlessiens, Dies the awe weds& t end we ale show new relyikougew No two of ameseipeasil etesmeree alone hr ming Ark limb hew the been= of famine. It must, however, be subaseisigei that we enter upon the sow weensehl on osier ishotonate circumsta nces. I aw do as thuds se the pareas atoreity of food. which 6e= r h is al fora 'Ty yid he of shaft duration, but alp te the met • eadde• marks laths opposite direr aim, dm. w war mama Ise • dme the rearms tress the reetriethe grabs fir die mare spate state et freedom The morlitent ethos Mil are, se is tram dams is Its. lend, • gee* das tard prokedes of sent. At the ems kime the et fie wide eiritleal word is seder all rimaTia et Amiss swim, sad should we he hissed with • messsim of psi harness, we say "address a plat et ere, met m t h e weds el fres rode, bet et the mama scarcity. • idle to be blued per ithly with like reads, I m with or rase import sat 6101111111. TM pressed arsemeus met ot Ikei g hla,by V invi ze • .Aw et the sthesenere of the Ne wel cite" the rase of tbak the Ws is I/Fr, is maw imp Meer mats o f So I from hems sureelsom, Is wet Widow that Mese two Mesmer wMA ham kser deo lemst teremskie se hes rade, Nosy he ere rag eirtakerswesly espessil Mike ether et • earths bra Ilisirm* melthimme. . It time he say Passe la dose view; they me teserAtis metime le the Meads tares lirletweseldag Wtheaust the *trireme Maid* dierseem I hays Eseidkad, 4 6 3 probability, ile= ea d=r om e m yrewatathes et tried sem victims, who the reed 1111141101111•111 i last yard from illm erg= ta alba dm may be expend la adz rudder Mila arthil pm Mara vas with your mehemee, I diallihspe labs hen d. with semend heaths Si ay pest, premed% thew thisdie reseir• Mae drab is as Nat emmimemieed err reimirimarldesethimensemser metre wilt bee* ea enserlisa re the eleffsery mossatiee et bee trade, 'Aida rim liar testi ky Vi will, I tirmudy Wilma mem% the mesperity mad Armory et the wiser earrieeft ; sad I shall return to Raging err Awed la for erksise, by the sympathy exercised he ewe i tl i by Ilimbeit sad wisest men in other Dosed.,Dosed. , theVen malisse with firmer to offer to the worth a wed orimple, it will b. mutually Col/awed by all other lionised satime. Geatlesaaa, if at this distance I do not siempt te ears upon dm emission of other 'mum it lees bums, I ea imemithis of the import: awe ad t= e rstdoas, which mask at the earliest merge the atimillea of the lair = liseeerst wept whisk is dr rate of Inked. I will mg _ail IMAM eery gardis liset berme prith =MA to die Mr May himithis West Epee the of deisgegiii ie le mg mealsymea it only part of lbWaded bel lisiiroa.-l Alleiu beim the beam le ream* motlemers, with madame) of rimer sad igratiOads, yaw, falthhil sueraat,—Ricessm Comeax.—Viedes, 16th Jaws, 1847." Tthemase.—Therimenthares hew smile aa mrseres 'went that they ma .114 limemed with • esedidate he this county. The wale* ea des Mier Med, emeet dist they are WWII. Woonerom.—trid A. 8. Churchill has intimated that his pr. teadoasil detkam likely to call hint out of Zogland, and that it is wet Me intention again to offer himalf as • candidate. Tit. Marquis of Blandtbrd Retries the eisingss of the electors. He soya ha will uphold the mind* of protection to agriaultire and that he will be the stemask supporter of oar civil, religious, and protestant iseritations. IRELAND. DUBLIN, lowa 23. I informed you *me time dace of a fraud, rumoured to ha* *ea practised on the relief com mittee of Limerick By an extensive merchant of that city and a nessaber of the finance committee. The question has sow esamed a formidable aspect, and the " mayor " of I3mericl is charged in open mean with the offemes. The government, acting in the absence of the attorney-general, before whom all the evidence has been laid for soaps time, had inform ations exhibited at the petty sessions, on Friday last, spied " Thomas Welland, Fig, mayor of Limerick, and one of the firm of ' Stein and Co.,' for hav ing defrauded the finance committee by substitut ing a different descriptioa of Indian corn for that sent to the mill to be groemdL" The charge ie briefly this, that Mr. Want* had abstracted a portion of the sound eon, aod sabelitated in its stead and mixed with the remainder, imesuad and damaged Indian meal of his own. The iallarmatioms include those of the Yews. Stein, the ether two partners. The Irish council adjourned ewer bate last evening *this day, to hear Sir Coheres O'Lemghlin's state ment as to tenant-right, and the appoiehmat of a sub committee to report on the sehject. The -111.111111il ex pect mach valuable inhemetiem from the beside of guardians, municipal bodies, doe., as to the sordid= sad prospects of manicuring industry in The Mayor of Cork home addreseed h atlet commissioners as * whether wed& *sir the expenses aniedinv ill. we at the memo of the esssai - Maim has b Omit, the lE m f thestkadatmeHismittery pai n/ is' that 44111 46 :a u rvieheen ate *- moiled he tits will astray exposer. Tk• suns obis= haring eddremed the Lord Mayer at Labs, re reti to know at totems champ Om Farm foe visaed to this bob/ mast then • larit r in d i be e ds 4t, is their ewe Issaiiiisk the siiisiory Saar, sad proodss Is '''foo.ilk.` and his brother magistrates. Instructions hare been i consideration of himself issued to the constabulary by Colonel M'Oregcr, containing the attcery-ge moral's opinicur as to the power of repressing va grancy. The constables are b oun d to aid magistrates, anuchwardens, and Alerts of health, and to execute the warrants of the magistrate, or, if the latter should commit on his own view, to assi st him in the appre hension. But constables cannot act except in the presence, and in the aiding of the public authorities, or on a warrant of a magistrate. If such be the in terpretation, it is quite clear that the city police have been acting illegally for many weeks since in ejecting the vagrant pauperism from the city solely on "the view." Dublin felt quite comfortable in the absence of the enormous mendicancy which once thickened through its streets, and has now disappeared. The new interpretation, however, it is to be feared, will let back the flood of rags, wretchedness, and impor tunity. STATE OF THE COUNTRY. The quarter sessions are now being holden, and the eel. donee of demoralisation, of destitution, and the disorganise. don of society which they afford, is not • little remarkable. A few instances will suffice to show forth our social state. In Mayo there are for trial at elisions 600 prisoners, almost all charged with larcenies; the civil bills amount to 900, and the ejectment, to 31 in ens division of the county alone. In Kerry the prisoners for trial are not accurately stated, but amount to several hundreds. The civil bills in Killarney division alone are over 1,100; while in Cork there is the enormous amount of 1,218 prisoners for trial. I may mention in corroboration of my opinion, that the distrit ution of rations has bed a direct tendency to diminish fever, an opinion given in a northern journal to-day, namely, "that though fever was prevalent it was diminishing rapidly, and that the disease must be looked upon u the terrible berearment of the un relieved distress which prevailed before the T Relief Aet had operation." The crops are desert Is aII the journals as of mast luxuriant growth, and most abund ant prussic With regard to the potatoes the testimony is not all accordant; and though in some places the doubts thrown upon the soundless of our favourite root is desig nated es • vague ettspicion," yet it is due to truth to say that when the crops are more advanced those suspicions are more prevalent Is connexion with this subject I may mention • most unheard of piece of ruffianism, stated in the Mayo papers to have occurred near Ballinaslos in that county —namely, the cutting down of o *ld of unripe wheat at night. PROVINCIAL. WT. A NW" Bodnar MAC/MlL—The Kentish Observer of yesterday tells the Mowing curious story "On Friday last, a gentleman Mislead hem • aorthge which drew up in frost of Mau. Magines eat Ike, elivemaiths, High-street, Chatham. He witond the situp, and miter making a few latmirisk passimiad to Mr. Mum a bill drawn at them! seethe Am Ff/M.„ lassam tbs signature of Sir Frederick Main, cabal of the Hegel Hogiseere at Bromptea Bar racks, requiting to haws It Minuted. Mr. Munn took tkl=tioa ossualting with a aeighbesse mto the s el the eignatare, and being intones' that to all oppommite it was panne. Mr. blegau discounted it for ;4 Pr. NIX, . s r Me barer the Mann% about Ladle Mr. Meanie sun dean about hilrvory llaide piquantly laid, "If yea Ma% seem astkelled take your matey back anis, wed gin me the hill." This, had the desired effect; Mr. Mews momed the gentleman he had no mapiedon of the eemealsem of the bill; and with. EitinadentudiutbeigestiontingsibMithessoney, reenters hie sod was drives eX Oa Wm hilowiag da the eame 1%•1101 ea Mr. Magnus, wed ther Mr. tke elflafir wirehar ks 'Nadu to Win and kii ea to lb• vesidesse of Yai Z. Sir Frsilalb herlith, and, with emaiderable good 1111111011 f. h. Imisaid be would with the greatest ; awl *sy west, t end wen ushered Into almi daindeniona sak . k. irk ea Freiseiek lie appeammen, he net the elau In the neat wasseer, wine the gentlemen intasheeni Xr. Meg an bib ea to the nodes of Sir F. Milk lan familiar , a meter to Is Mu* Iran the mind of Mr. Magner every dub, respecting*, bill, and therefore he did sot produce it, es was hie first kleation, sad the jeweller and his son left sad returned beme. Mr. Magnus put the bill int* his cash box. On the liiiMidsy fallowing, Mr. Magnus, instead of sending the bill to kb banker's, took it up to Sir F. Smith, who at camismeed the signature to be a forgery, as he had wither UM, nor antherhed any ose to sign • KU he WA Mr. Megan Mid Sir Frederick that he had diessulaid it for the gesilemaa ins wee with hint at his boom on the illearday. _716 teased the greatest surprise to Sir Frederica, who decierod that he knew nothiag of the individual flusher than Wag intsodneed through a hitter whisk he lad lemight, • g lam been writhe by diethignikeil pain to Le doe, who ruminated the bearer M he a gardens sasses' with the Breidllea geninnes• who bed lbeenght ewe wine Brasilia youths to be taunted in this emery ; Mr Frederick bad entertained him is ose gentleneen would author, and be new felt that he had been made a dupe of. After this issarview the police were applied to, but this nog r Mandel lee wit yet been ducovered." nennrinlNEWM_ A 71.TA1, ACCIDINT, erbieb bes led 111 mal 'MOW, nonmed in the neighbourhood of Leta es Nulty evening I last. A meeting was bobs bibli et that lawn on behalf of the Irish Society. and the depolliMis toot tbe parent society (As Rev. Irwin Lloyd) was rand der in vain. Be had preached on the previous aerie & sod bed gone to friable their, a sth-side village a ism aim et', in company with the Rev. Patrick Neill. It apps nn *a, on their return in a gig, they cants In coated with • weeps, by which the gig was upset. Mr. Neill was thrown under the waggon, and the wheels pared over him head mad awe, tram the effects of whisk he died on Tuesday accede. Mt. Neill was 30 years of age, and a sheet time sines bold the sang of Louth. Tviiiiimottlis COMNCY lteroast.—Another meeting of the Birming. ham Currency-Warm Ameelation will be held in that town this evening. Referring to this subject end to the tOreeste bthe Daily Nom a few days ago, the = Otrawilso Harald ea : Its Ore swi oppoirs width wee robs st liw Orr sto= to Os nosisetr i propore by Mr..er. rwo sos le r isre= tw e rt tio= atli t a i . le Is I..= war rim lo Mist OM woolodss bear yst he boos sillerl by rod: Ow rids aserg. It it darlio Sr as usollwr at ilts torillos roil Os ess. rose se bisrlds, vow ewe tbe einfe/Ner lONIONI bos ob. Otiose busresa at tb• rift roe i swe le wit lot well It Ss toriz d toro to wig versolbsr to ssawsl pr. err ilia • ale Meld, is == .lll l ll ft Os Or rks Iwo lo lie astorry =?Otoorars. .i• tio se resole Ow lit rerwisto Iwo hell • wort sr =test r roe st Ow war y.. sod Weem nee et WWI piper tow weir wirisiti rit sr spit lois; Ed Si bal list es eswiln maim MO lid* NIA- Mil Mtn rowel rob lb* rare albs sioniatio awl rem l l= rossistradigt hirer lir Is bat run lb welbas lllllM tarsto M rrosstsey m% bre fa lbs d. lortran is r s = lll Z the •110111, Me re= leto4 to row • goal dr ifirolits at tbo bresswer Orts ROYAL fjOhlileslON OF FINE Asia—Yeestrirday afternoon the judges met to award the prordsmis for the best oil paining, sent to Westminster-hall in the Boot week in Jane, wrung to notices issued by bar Majesty's Commis. minors of Fine Arts in 1844 As great annet will nem. rally be felt to know the names of the artine, we append a list althea, gentlemen : In the Fleet Clem, 5001 2 _—Mr. F. K. FichetrO, 8, 7.11- street,Eurtreinesesmit; Mr. G. F. Watts, 48, CambMmi. /treat, lel=read ; Mr. Edward Armitage, 13, George stre t h eI Beened Class, 3001.—Mr. John Crass, 85, Fetter lane; Mr. Paul Falemser Poole, 1, Bt. John's-plaae Limon grove North Mr. Noel Paton, Wooer's-alloy Cottaie, Dun fermline, N.B. In the Third Class £ 2oo.—Mr. James Baked Lauder, 35, Upper Charlott e-street, Fitzroy-square; Mr. Charles Lucy, Tudor-lodge. Albert-street. Mornington-ereseent • Mr. John Caleott Hanley, The Mall, IC ensingtou Gravel The exhibition contains, altogether, 120 matinee many of the of a colossal size. The picture' excluded from the 'shakiest by the commiesionen are understood not to have bees very sonorous. We are unable to give a empties list of the suttees of the euccorfal pictures. A few ham, bowers', transpired ; and smear them we may mestimt these of Mr. Pickengill, " The burial of Herold at Waltham Abbey, A.D. 1088; that of Mr. E. Armitage, " The Hauls a M a una. (gond.), fought cm the 17th of Febroarp_lB63." Mr. Cram has delineated the incident of • Rialserd Coeur de Liao forgiving Bertrand de Garden;" Mr. Poole illustrates an incident in the life of King Edward during the sips of Calais in 1346 ; Mr. Luey's picture describes • The Departure of the Primitive Puritans," or " Pilgrim Fathers to the asset of America, A.D. 1620;" and Mr. Henley has *home the interesting incident in the life of Henry V., who, while Prince of Wales, bel ieving the King hia father to be deed, takes the crown fr om the cushioa sad places it upon his own heat " The Banishment of Aristides, illustrative of the Is of Democracy," the latest effort of poor Hayden, has been admitted to the exhi.ition by the commiseiontre, thoagb not strictly within the conditions of the notice. The saki oleo contains three pieces of sculpture. executed respectively by Messrs. Marshall, Foley, and Bell, who, it wiil be recollected, wart sneeseeful in that deportment of an in the competition which took plate in 1844. Mr. Mershall's work is the only sue completed, the tweishelle Wee modes. Her Majesty the Qua sod ot a reo r a men, and the Kier and Queen of the &Wei" mil horcer the exhibition with a visit this elleenees, pevietee to the private view, which WIWI% W i1k1121.111 to morrow. The pull: will be ada lMM Miosiay. NAVAL. Portman". Juni 2L—Orlon wort toosivol *it day tom b ila o r pui vigmatana Ile air airais be As Rita. Onais. ilmaanse. Us Taloa IL alba ilia In& Imp WM alba Issampa. 110 isitatea, Irlia gaud , la le at IM pit VaapisA la la at littlisik la haw br e Tt alsoul I lok, tatilla the Wm. MINA la lam la Ira sad. Mocoomer, Jugs Arreaarnaons. Madera' Atalatasas: Y. laelma Oats, a WWI r Sletal:=NY- Idamaa Ilmat.—Gasser : Ildella NuaTARY. paavaatatrri, Jinn la.—Tha Ottatriar Owe at A ia dkezak• Oath Sam al MAIO, allaapal Irma tide day. as saasama la di ppm Itraloinnons nt Omoursou ?yeas Inn Noma fa Wohillsy a Mai lia Rai" parapaii., at ileum*. THE EXPRESS, FRIDO, EVENING, JUNE 25, 1847. Tifriyz mob hulk • SI-pasibelp• - &amid 111116.4 prlrdiroldrismiimelll/110.. Matilde =jot 70"et w itall ilasetiory =lnk y Poo ma& Wit • WWI* gigrarletrus et ad, ribM• i =1:1•114 61111." 48 : 1 E loft feillbrailitilie Os oldesillhowassis Sr la lift um wag mumiiiilM. 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INA% Ablenwisb Dwitter, yro e l rt V Mr. redbro Tweak i yro 3 ( I 3 Mr. Rolorlmes 6 yre Ewa as Belss, lobo lila sully by two lengths. Notillre at as Cup, or fawn wroMb . _ TATTlR•9l.l:l—TorrouseT. The Gala eibst doe mars a Newcastle was to Moe Ern to 9 to 1 for the Onlossa Ow etal to nolo Vaa Tramp a abode better for the St. Ppm dm I. wet ea Ilowley. Pergmb vas Is Pres Ite tho PoPeol Wm eml OM; eilbeeph sot ladle& ha way imp% semo Ivo OPP: ma the Oboe bud as seller of Mew MI. a Herat Mg pa le Ibe dtalPet depot Eigooes Ibis piles; tie 901 mo of Theemailmoble lir IPA Ma rata bk illbefti =OW anitamomeNt—* ". 2ll l 9 .l."Bl 46ellalli ..1 = mkt. 14 hone a plea OPPoile be lbeHeallmoi Rohr, *late It EWA lo peke blows Sot Ilte bon Ire loft 111 din Milte Pao^ ire Prat It Is miortela WY PO ao to pow Ad at .. Wok It *ha" to aommolsole Ili War- aMP orior. If prim : ommwer arms—ls I. 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COVET OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Nears Lad Demean soda Special Joey. Ton Quinn v. —Mr. Serjeant 'Wilkins and Mr. Edwin James appeared for the prosecution. 'The indictment charged the defendant with having tom- witted wilful and corrupt perjury in an affidavit which be had sworn for the purpose of verifying his aomplianoe with en order of die linter of the Rolls. In a suit entitled " Newton o. Askew," the object of which was to determine whether a certain trait deed , executed by the late Sir R. Ricketts, in the year 1840, for the benefit of Mrs. Augustus Newton, his daughter, and her children, was cumulative on, orb substitute for, a similar deed executed for the same ob ject in 1832, the Master of the Rolls ordered the defendant to show certain books and documents to the plaintiff, giving him permission. however, to seal up such portions of them as he should by atillavit verify not to relate to the matters in (helmet. The defendant exhibited the books and documents partially sealed, verifying the propriety of the concealment by an affidavit, which was the foundation of the present in dictment. An appliea.ion was subsequently mode to the Master of the Rolls, which led to an order, made by content, in virtue of which Mr. Campbell, an equity barrister, took off the seals, examined the parties, and reported to the court that some of the sealed portions of the books and documents did contain matters relevant to the questions in dispute, Mr. Campbell added that though he differed from the de fendant in tie judgment which the latter had exercised, be arm bound to say that the defendant did not appear to him to have acted from any corrupt or improper motive. This indictment was then preferred. At the close of the case for the prescution, Lord Denman, at the suggestion of Sir F. monger, who, with Mr. °reeves, represented the defendant, slaked the jury whether they could discover anythi b /in the 'smere tondo of the defendant beyond a error of ju most He, the learned judge, thought the defendant acted with marked indiscretion, but conceived that the jury, in the ' absence of any proof of a corrupt motive, would hold that nothing more could be attributed to the defendant One of the juror', however, intimated that he thought the case re quired an answer.-81t F. Thesiger then addressed the jury lot the defendant —Lord Denman having summed up, a feedlot was returned fur the defendant THY Quuex T. BLOC/L.—MANDAMUS TO RiATORE • PA.11.1811 CLIRI.—Mr. fierjeant She. and Mr. Gnaws •11. peared f r the prosecutor, who claimed to be the wink stork of Walsoken, In the county of Norfolk, end hatidnin Wee on a return to a writ of mandamus, comnsnedimi the ilehad ant, the rector, to restore hint to that once. The quinine in the cue was, whether the prosecutor, Mr. Worth, bed • ever been appointed to the office of parish clerk of Walsokm. The evidence left it doubtful whether the prosecutor, who set up an appointment by the late rector, and also one by the defendant, and certainly had discharged the denies and received the emoluments, had ever received an absolute ap pointment to the one. He had first acted durbg the in mamisency of Mr. Allington, a former rector ; but It wee tram the time when Mr. Altin, the former clerk, when hewed resignation or emotion could not be shown, had Imes tee eld to discharge the duties. He had received somaddng We en appointment from a gentleman who had been anted by the bishop to act for the defendant latter's unauthorised absence from the livieEttiL a thell wean not avail. There were also entries in the and ether parochial documents, which ohm teat ins= dant had acknowledged the prosecutor to be the porbb clerk; but they left it doubtful whether the acknowledgment ezd tended to the prosecutor's right to act, or was amesed to the awn fact that the duties were discharged by him. Bir P,Thealger and Mr. Bramwell appeared for the defendant, be wines the verdict was ultimately given. Verdict for the ilsabadma COURT OP EXCHEQUER. f P plea .— Berne Sir F. Pollock, C.B._ and • Special may. HANXOND P. BLAILL—ALLEOIIO FRAUD AND NIOLI -011101 01 AN ATTOINIT.—Mr. Hunthey, Q.C., and Mr. H. Hill were counsel for the plaintiff; the Atiorney-O•neral e*d Mr. Addison for the defendant. ibis amiss was brought by the plaintiff, who is an auntkmonr 'ass house agent in Chancery-lane, to recover dames, ea the ground that tha defendant had so draarbbwilo or negli gently conducted himself with niferwma to As *Wire Inkiest; sa to moss him considerable pramitiry Isaac It appeared that, in ISO, a Mn. Wray siblebed tress Mr. Lyon Samuel. of St. Merl -sze, a lama of a sum If money, which, including communion and other.' elserges, amounted to 6401. To secure that sem lie pie him a hill of sale over har household furniture, whisk Iselbasit tens pianofortes and Tarim articles of plate, =lie ism purpose, she also poi him four hills of his tints after the loan was effected, awl la doe ammo, Kr. Samuel, not having been paid the "alba samiabssamd, placed a person in pamession, and lathstabill that the iessii. tore, &a., should he sold tusks' the resasialsr was at awe paidl) pal b this istbestioa Mrs. Wrap applied to the di. far aprellesdmial and t ua li abeam asp Ne . I:4l i NM" f Mr. It Ali swilllPPlor Mru W t the dabsidsat 11701111idasie the shit this was with milmmaslll of mat vat ultimately emend ewe Nat Mr. Rammeed shield advance 3601. and tabs a bill of ode ewer the farniturs. pr Mo did astamilagly aches. thst ma, anapsety headed ewe to bia an d by Ma the . Wish" - miss and It was d , within a may shaft thee elm eamorr i e that tummies, remeradbi the labdrapraisimt amlthme add ter Tap weeds 1141101. Debra p the mia, lbamel, who had set readmil MVO thea MI. of the sem ailtamari by dm plaintiff, made a etch to the faraitens gab, Ids NI 41 ode; but the bamitare was sold by Mr. U. lib* pad so Wolin to that thus. Mr. Samosa thsalimmobtast sada& elbow spirt Mr. Mammal kr tie dawdler% sad rw antool a mat it SA ad so*, TN& oatouttad to 911. iZ it tintlfr rifted* ma* to room, bobw, those sums t with 641., ea era of the debase et Net soden, ON the orimad that Mr. Nab. 01@d/readmit) boa idea at his Mammy /II the loomatka with Mrs. WM. Ind bed ander. Mims is ase Ymgeibbly mere team he bat Imir his sow. It opprood Mr. Saatoal had 16•11.111 bit ass sop poweisseargeshiss postottbo *Oho plas tic; _Ma WIS. lasils, bin so a oaarity 'Aram ohs% wide was sionsmated as be worth hetwesa Ns& is ow., semi mtialsides la aim ktm to remove the dm pianism, es tha=p, simmid the siber plate, at ostairaloa, =ova aim Mr. &mad baamadboomeltbot wetws* mootbos iaL rotarao tate* dop " = "lag awity the pima,sfl Nis tabia favattlyo boas ponwiraly otoomoi by do labia It sp irits this mess Odom, asLosbalooatbo thliagoat statoi that be wield are Mr. B 111111011•4 simmed. and amend his dark when his SIM was pat tots pas madms, that the tabooed to Mr. 116amossi lad to no hallalm. Thom mob Ames having oppeaPel, s Lord Mof Sam aid t/111.1011 Sift was so pestame wheat fir tam ilmoelatism bat MA as ettersey as dm plead, la do amardoa Y .It sivis er di•j1111W. bareemr, iblasmisawbethsr ha bad sod. dead Impoperly in the meat. It was a very stub as imp to make against so rapostablo a member of his prabselsa es the Esibadmat wok irk ft shield be sop porW y eau* sal oaboloriol It the ishodost was aeon Ott Ma lama ilia Raft Waal, at If Mr. Sootaal boa taa kW.* bo that ho bat tumemdsd that bit beat Oa 11K bat It dal ast matt Ilat the iiiri proollati 'Saab of doe ;tram liss, is poi* of test, it did est spier that ilmori bad oisy sibs st all, he the oasis llMMeestios = d lVlver and the pies*, eirMs oboorsi dot be had his bill of sale, and it sr Masi frasemsebesd Towle mid have susserdad is Ms estiso pis the pow soot sioistiff. If be bad greed to ampt a ass bill, dr .biter led the two Orso is oriaketios dt the iris of bit ilemoidomd Memo km*, }mils, Is mot is Ms holm &Mose& his risi so the MOM is* tem sad be mil sot, therefore, tam the. se OM sr meal by Yr. Eneraced. It ins for the jars to ry sir thrr, in their Miss, Mr. Based bad so ed lie bill of law Alfa lisped to the groessatee midi have boss given by the doilmiset, it +as for Ms abs is detrrinise sidles bolsi sift any fermi re Waft sokiortaking to indessify or arm tha plaintiff. no jury, without any halides, found a verdict for the defendant. • Da i: an inane of treastuy bonds payable one year after date, and carrying interest at the rate of 4; per cent. The bowie would be receivable in payment of excise and customs' duties. Instructions had also been given by the Minister of Finance at Brussels for the admission, at the duty of 21 francs, of all the vessels loaded with sugar, whether or not they shall have touched at interme diate ports, provided they justify cargo to be of direct origin. Exception is made of vessels which shall bast discharged or taken merchandise on board daring their voyage. 11310111331 /VIM. apsi Sleek. 1,114 ladle amts. seeder 11.000, i 3.4. kper ft Med. Lam, Wit °amok gee Lem , Neill ' Ii per OL Atm.. PP 4 is. PUY. to si, IP 11 p, Leaf ApeeL,expiLee a. 1001. I Dim UM. It • p. Ds. 311peere, Oct. Is, law i i Dine. PEWS. li 14 111 p. roamers FUND& 3 per C'. Brume Me. 10 0. aI I, 103 3 per CL Spanish Bead., Acct., Jur 1 I per Ct. Hemel. Hewes . II N IS, Pei I epee Cellealean. Aree.,,Jese SA,I•3 Ip per Cl. Owe P Zeal.. II gen., els 4 per CL ,Sier 1Y,41011, 315 r 4 4 per Cur Date I. Com, 03 PARIS, Jo. n. for C•als. . I D.. . . D... 6 40. 7 !..!• , °: Wry. 1. 77 7I 117 N 100 MI 101 SO 'll allar. Roam Loa . . Tomoury Ikea . nook Munn . .1 ltooluose Leek , . (10 4 7•1, 21 10 Moos., Jon. 11 —Time@ M. Oreto., pf• lk.Y, 1$ Pasolvoo.ll, Compote. 11. of 100t...111,14e. laclugo I. Laboo.sll. leer 461. 100. 1.1..... r C. 771M0 77 SI 117 90 117 II . . a 1 re I °.c. le; 75.. WM, 11.. bust ME MONETARY PRESSURE. The following is the petition to parliament of the owe dumb, bankers, and traden, of London, alluded to above Mareerwen,—Thea there be. lately been apparent throughout the amaercial eat marteetering community of this maw, to extent ef monetary peas nth as le without precedent elks ratan or the Mot IM.( medent.--Tin a thiessire hie arelided Sit wethet af the et the ' *Mies et hairee— s the lidinre hills d arresedurin *edema Meney—a* dr wildeilleg ear ardllney= pa rsemeihtlea—Th preents het ame ma Se aim dra tornMINE as mho Merin et dr end- M . 211111111•1111 ettherrartry. leer my Med at apataldra ar ewer eirke. Sr se dr Ml* Sereet le eermeL tilealt hand at year aminal Se nihdrowing beat EM et llestird •t • anelftwells pinks et to bellies to pay bet herds dine to.. Sri* Mme.-11* to linen periods at the Mr MOM& Se BM et *Mow hid dr NM, sad Itee ealletr mei >< et andwaing haildes r emerne darks the salad Mee a hinge MI meld* trreta *a bl eraf= "6l ll4lpe enairies, MEI the halms et trade alma lemenned kg lbeeedisory course of alllllllllll.llll 11111111111 Y. Nei 1111111.pon ad *may endregulation It Maid he pm Mrs la mien ea borea lar Mika Uplift IMMO lift all VOMlalf Sr Wren; at mitioa rhat ikid them /mho at the nor* ia pined Sr SeOtat, Is et mime des Semen et* imeentlie meriere. /het It Is la dr Men etmemile tiadleds. Mee de* Mparld, gglir: g e to g i fai Jim allll4.llily hreetenS width arm nay m Of l ine; as nab rem* h etiattait Se pew eta"( Mr** rid. dallied Dr by the nremille Ite*at sea eei armai, Maid ealit—That It wren* t i ori gui ro MUM terestrateed ken giving rah arida It Mid flic— It ill e th aehilineit has hen =t tr i gearatita ot the iskie lateemie erthe lint add, *M agars to thre dil = rm.—Thad* Set of ere re tied, Isielhar nth the leteeleips et the pond at which it ern mile. print mks degree et eartin eat dishonest of milliare Ihnealan Ihe mery ihneemercial bale mid ady he dbeeneled at id le amp Meat, asti at rates et Sa lmi NOM Mimi be thie erantry.--Thet wa NSW =lid this •Mee af Map rei ea *mine men et the arendea at aria ler ***firs be Mint w ry dr great Arras et the mararendag ttelifelis. at the wry mane rhea there wee ma Aim pray ha dadtatter *Mb ot *MI peadeedter—Thst 111111.11111111 a eesepote se the mean main le a ime sated, aid to the mat Way etthe reasetatur- ICrr iaL ltheat deldling pad ha rail Been all the caws of eat_replealty, mid et berber, reaulUng fmm nth Mr at Map, lc* Mime hatedip to state, that I the =Mar ammo et nen* MEW IND arid on ir the entlmme et Se boll* et dbemilai emeerdel bide he eptedrift her —lt aeM dri wllldram.ar rename an hardy brier to the er mahlt hear a awe parer Mir at the extern of enherrammt renatty shag thia lathe Ilibabg Ws aft er* et tra„ bath earentad la the name reei :—/Iredrime d dim mind ben dr Palle he bet Mal nserhelaren The ilnk et Milled 'Wand mlOnte ar red amp ea die Ater, le the metralle eh, *Mod It. nides Sat It hit the MI eased el dher beitlea ea wash by law it me patriot r hose aelei arldiet I owe lake snare. mar, tandasii nth diver In thin parentei add ad eiltin Mk Mr le meet *Me emose meals.-11 better .mine. that • healdre endilimet et None Slim to the W ier nanadeilea th allherat the eels et Si nein ha as; Indired hanger The OM retied* nein ft. am he the ems, that ft and met mem the power le Wee healt Mee ea • bast amen or IRWIt Sim sir* bid. Teer pelilleme Man le yen tranaiL to.. eta meellehle risme* Ma tithe lbws they have set fir. that Os plant Me at the law hes an amend the ppm hr deli f ona Ineried. Fran the Sea ef he bike wooed it hm hen paaefm4 reperethe, mil • pat ride ad mkt, arias, and Itrat, Sind at Mid* pairs mildem—dhe deal Mont eta ammelei Irep—et le ha* ie lake kr ant* Aid yd. *a ft lie node mid at this rtmetelde BM et 16415al het had tam Om Me at et les permini.—Tear peleinare are ae mere dr ea Marverlible pier am*, ; bat dry lee Writ, d tehden 64 If dr Illnk Cher* mg hall nalied • • laded la dr easedve genemmt, le le and, aelt merit Impadino at bet la the as of ONO greet =l,B2elt • ant meip et Ink or Ilgg ammo el gm grim rib. BM it Erre weld triter hen been elenvarb krw la pre l tr a llity :LI any didartm eemrietlw e at pith! ' b" tent lehmapresu—Year pilitinale Irina thilltekarel= et the alum et nit • pewee la dr Mae et lie Bever .at *id et *NM et to tees pm* set illmpelea •( amttsmq nal le la Mitt* menetwf diet as rids ammtereld ma le a wet dans Minn *wild isar muil = s ausW Salident Ihe wry morn whea i rremet Ten tedharhenlipated muriggrigg fing gam the elaademlet la wady erg la lbws*, ad la and elm pine et Or writ, d nedierles la NM( Owes, a MOON sad amellate ecandp—ltb *di lasprint Spin Se DM et lay dr dem et Mktg Mk sere t o dr deposit dirt and le ' Merit It gm MS pram, while It Mil ha reindlellyn pq km mei f pabL Ten pelidems en aware that the recent was airry prams has beta senallme eitrihnted ht the Yelp outlay erldi bas him place In the metreetkie et Minn la SS orernp.—Yeurpellehme ate set mad aa War agy spiima en this imam Se =MN *dee reepharthls hr Se tatin 11= 1.1 _ l a dy Won • Med efirl...... a. valtalever=heea thud wear ea dm wart* Bi- VI learge. Not did an lo w :1 1 4 pimp. rem, MS aim esum = pme Tar porkier emelt ad mdt Mermen toner hmeetillelme /W ninon* the Meters at see dldnal dement In the meat so hemideralle hree—lhe therent mile by the lasbagese as , the Irk of Ihr midear le see the eiremera et Ss getement. Inahly . mte year pethllll.l.ll die power et the BM le s aw r efit, *died helm, • grealterd eldp le *Med an the vim Soho* hem. =Z d ite u mee et the entreenal s ha AMA& Se milledrente ha amelled lad* Wet — me this, too, at •Mrdm Se lbelt Yell mew by arm a titaftworii sismarri. is is lima es r:ri. ability. Tan pdhlmee km* MR Nag* sopa lig megontica youramognag Mum OM psowfW swim mg ligg nemen et Se Ink ad le go n•ltbend_ _ _ Yetir yachter= dein thither to reynmet to year twameetile hew" thee &Imp the prow of 'chilli they beet ter wadi, it ow *Amy walitnea, enigma la not natant& sag Ile We at hi tout Oa Sponandel bib la =WM* tied toludeeely high. Asa at palms lad Imparil le able that, Ihe ow* at fay anattat adds& ears la miry *sad kr WWII* eldla t a b kw randas t Ms pewit NM% nth a palms many t 1111 mate omen stay Mom vita atimpaatai ant and *len the howee pl ome Wor sone ME. le T Ink aavalay. aw walk all mho& Ilimphe .wed siamatilsh as dry tht fa a rallsaal am" wiry hap a antallat liabsaata. A par loasmalit Immea;sttt Ilhay pop that yaw barmatia ale be pleml* andihr *a anailmay simassits. the Irk Meier Mt, Oat a WIZ paw raa. telped tha af the elesadve SW the Disk say he Fomented to Imo notes co I= ll = vhheet COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.--Kincino-Lonn, ions 24.—Ttia mown beatoar tan pomaded g los Om Or baton the lira and • dal apporonno Iwo untkoin ay or Won hit NIl I perati osolzo.t li.pins 0010 - a nu inert/am at pylon dim lho arra* ante oda. Dolkail boo YANA Imp len 111. en N. Odle Wordy. .V.llon lit hlr amodl Yin WA at hi pima ?war Yr AO* dr Awl; Nit bop Porn end at yd. tor lilk• rte. „Am fratasks a; 700 pockets Ails IMO Yolitt t. Ns. • MY N. in the @pat; mon. 47a. OIL no hot Yoe,: en Lir vantot Waft Mr orldm Inallal lo etvard yaw Or% vibe 101 l at' orlino Li EL, WO In p.l We 114, Ilio. N. Ty: no oluonals from Mina bon domplimsdl Ye Ins of Ye issidat, lot wilmint darer. patio; stir notoost of boob= Yr bon Oar , • owl • bring ad•Y the Ss NA Orley root emo oil ••••• th• tataroauso Whom we- Anita m Y Oaks Isla lon froo not andhlynot k the r. some dye lo saran Its other anon no alteration. OOTTON.—Ltvaaraoz lowa 24.—The bob* oar door Gra, and Me ram wen 6,000 boles; 1600 It wet sal ea immliatkm. lifeemenmesa, lowa 24.—The is no great mount Id imam. d0k660 mselme, 60 prolamine* Is la Waft OS now Y be bob deb owl =Mb Owor bow wrist boboor b abbot Wise b 1111 —Dwaine, Jinni 20. —TM oproatity of wool 6Nrmerkee up to tie meming of Ow woomb wortorr roonloborolow loot won to MAD rombor i != 6601111 m wallwoo Io lor loomobt la intim Um* be orb ea Ole NW mi. pawky orrolor MON maws bud boss db. good d. The prism ark en dm tea w a tem Mow bow et tarn yame w Boyers are tree no mamilbm ire mode of ke of thftl RAILWAY NEWS. The market was yesterday dull and rather weak in the early part of the day, bat towards the close re covered Isere Armes& LAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIANINT. (Man= 0,11/1 LORDS OR TEE ElBlTS.—Tassaios „ Essi g ...Ih ormitift isi a l—lort Poilmoiso. olalmost %i: - -Imam Oman talsoloa.../Ontisials le ) • Gn at Earthen sad SL Him ). Pint 101, siss=sal svillsosseriers Visa D. -Coloisolsa lnaches Clinsl E do. a). Tyr mils saddassa li ( to Pla, Ism . sio=hasaL., Oar lasti al isseins O. t). Abotipassa d a mat ow, boor, la emweietie oe arsides Oise st Ilk Etat sadEtralarelalatirEilinisa is Ts( Vas F.. j ai. * Mord Ord sod LE= stas sad stall Ilb EP_ THE 101111 E omiga wenser i gavisatice) , Lyrae . and Fly Lame "7"4 001141TT' ."aIdEPSI6I.IOII.IIIB recanted lbeb ON THE 17 4 ERTY: 62" —y 4 , 6 1111D11T.--GROVI No. ROSSI /10.—m. Orest Westeni (Exarnak af g the Berke and Haste Railway, Be.). Case opened ; etme m b.. 4. Gsoor No. 11. Room 23.-242. Ounce Harbour improvement Oara. pany (power to the London sna South Western Railway Comma, t o au —htatitereba). EniMiwYnallt e'Nmee bent Gaovr No. 30. Ram 34.-404. exhales (from Leeds end Sok Railway, Be.). Evidence to favour d the Um. Gana, No. 39. Roost 23.-214. Leeds end Think (Leeds, Dm. York and Newcastle Extession, Be.). Preamble not proved. W . 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The evident* adduced showed that the plaintiff be came groom and coachman to the defendant in May, 1846, and that be continued as such until August, 1846, the stipu lated salary being 355. a week, but, during the parliamentary recess, he was paid somewhat kss, as he had not then to at tend his lordship to the Howse of Lords, which atteadance formed the chief portion (Whist duty during the session.—The learned Under-sheriff summed up, and the jury found for the plaintiff. POLICE.-Y, ZSTENDAY. MANSION-R oUSR:JALLtroaoiono - CRY. Henry Hubbard was charged on suspicion of having committed a forgery upon Olyn's banking house.—Mr. William Thomas, I clerk and cashier at the banking house, stated, that on the 19th of June a chitin' for 1401. was presented to him by a I youth, who appeared to be 16 or 16 yearn of age. Witness paid the cheque in two 501. notes(the numbers of which were 90,858 and 84857, and the date 6th January) and 40 sove reigns.—Mr. John Fenton, of 79, Mark-lane, wine-merchant, stated that he kept an account at Mann. Olyn's, and the prisoner was his clerk. Witness had been in the cosiest habit of seeing the prisoner write, and believed the writing in the cheque to be the prisoner's. No portion of the cheque was in witnem's handwriting. The prisoner frequently filled up documents for witness at the custom-house, but could not have seems to his cheque-bock, which he always kept locked up its his drawer. Witness frequently left out a cheque in a drawer in the counting-house, filled up for any person to whom it was to be delivered.—Mr. R. J. Sykes, clerk in the issue department of the Bank of Eng land, stated that he paid gold for the note numbered $4,837, for 501., to a youth who, he believed, wrote the name on it at the saunter.—John Forrester, the officer, stated that be the prisoner in Mr. Fenton'a counting-house, Zwisadea lead oa him some pieces of paper, on which Mr. Fen ton's ems ked been imitated in pencil and in ink.—At the request el lle. Bash, the solicitor to the Committee of Bankers far Preeeetion from Felonies and Frauds, the pri soner wee remanded. MONEY MARKET. THURSDAY Eminga. The stock market has been Arrast;iprroe were indeed a shade better, but quiet as to business Consols were for some time quoted as low as 881 to 1, but left off 881 to for the opening. Reduced Threes, 881 to 1. Three-and.a-quarter per Cents., 901 t o 1 . Exchequer Bills, 6a. to 9s. premium. India hods, 3s. to Bs. premium. Long Annuities, 9 to. 1-16. Bank Stock, 196 to 7. Very few transactions were marked in foreign securities. A bargain, rather a rare occurrence, was done in Austrian Fives at 106. Brazilian Old wen 821 to 44. Mexican, 20 to 1. Spanish Fives were lower, at 22 to 1 the Threes, at 341 to I. Portu guese, 31 to 3. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 581 to ; the Fours, 891 to 9. Prices came better from Amsterdam on the 21st instant The Henry Clay packet ship brings a slight decline in the rates of exchange on England on the 7th inst., at New York. The quotations were 61 to 7 nominal premium, with a heavy market As, at the higher prices of breaclsluffs which followed the arrival out on the 3rd of the Hibernia steamer, with accounts of the excited state of markets in orope on her leaving, there can be little doubt that every exertion would be made to send forward all that was available on the seaboard, and should reach from the inte rior, we may look for large arrivals of corn, flour, and provisions for some time to come. The effect of such shipments would be, if drawn against at oace ' to reduce the rates of exchange still more, alth ough merchants connected with the American trade do not apprehend that they will fall in any case so low se they were a few months since, when specie was so extensively shipped from hence, or so low as 108. It may fairly be calculated, more over, that, as textile and other wares have been freely going forward from hence to the Union for some time past, the proceeds will to a considerable if not the whole extent serve to balance the account, and keep exchange steadier. It is more than probable also that a large proportion of the bread stuffs which may be expected would be dispatched on sale and return or consignment account, or for the chance of other European markets, and might not therefore be drawn against forthwith. With the remembrance so fresh of the recent money crisis, merchants here would be cautious in the despatch of orders to the United States to any extent that might commit them to en gagements which in a possible adverse state of the money-market might prove inconvenient. The Bank directors held their usual weekly board to-day without making any alteration in the rate of interest This abstinence from action corroborates the opinion heretofore expressed that the reports cur rent of a contemplated reduction in the rats were without foundation. iciiicetifrom St. Petersburg to the 9th of June mention a fact of interest to the dealers in money and exchange. In consequence of a fresh accumulation of specie and silver bars in the bank of lame el the credit notes, the Emperor had directed the transfer into the reserve cellars of the fortress of the sum of 12,650,054 silver rubles in geld coin and bars of silver, say in sterling about 1,950,22 W. The transfer took place on the lit of June, as ordered. On that day the comptroller of the empire, in the presence of the minister of finance, the mem bers of the council of the credit banks, and delegates of the Russian and foreign mercantile notabilities, summoned for the purpose, made the formal declara tion that the capi tal in specie and bars formerly car vied to and deposited in the fortress under their in spection remained there intact at that moment, and, es a further deposit was then to be made, he in vited them to proceed to a verification of the amount in gold and silver thus to be transferred. The exactitude of the sum having been dilly verified, the transfer from the bank to the castle was operated in the presence of all those assembled, under an escort of infantry and cavalry commanded by two superior officers. On the completion of these formalities the parties proceeded under the prendenos of General Count Levaschoff, and in the presence of General Skobeleff, commandant of the fortress, to a new verification of the capitals already deposited in the eaves of the castle, which were found to exist in all their integrity ; in faith of which the customary act was drawn up and signed by all present. This continuous accumulation of metallic rakes would result, doubtless, partly from the produce of the imperial gold mines lodged with the bank of Wee aping notes, and partly from coin carried there by individuals, and exchanged agai nstf act the state paper aled ot the p " Opu n l o arity of the new no tes. " would c ope seem significative verecy of Russia , and of the degree to which it has taken root. Accounts from Marseilles state that the amount of the failure of Messrs. Forbin Janson and Co., the' great sugar refiners, has been greatly although, after all, of such importune e a m : g & e : a l i t seldom to have been vrieseed there. The Marquis Forbin Janson, head of the house, had attended a meeting of the creditors, and laid before them a plan of liquidation by which he hoped to pay them in full. He proposed to pay 60 per cent. down on obligations due, or as they fell due. The 40 per cent. balance he proposed to be left in the refinery ao • working capital, there to remain infil the proceeds should e&M • eonqdete liquidation. The creditors would be pennon ese esensismoile of the eemene till then, in proportion te the ems so WI 011 r. The propositions are said te have been unanimously approved, and • deed in wahrwity to be la gnome et signature Ve %nod petition of the moraintr, beakers, sad traders of the City, is now in mum of ten!, and It le = t will be n It is a founds of the herehipe ea the indmiT 1 'Muth, ley the raided", maidens of the Zmie Chains Ad. Aldo* the hole de veloped in it will set le am to the mien of the neither lip the iihroness drawn f2"17; as will derive an importinee where all are embodied and avombed on the authority of the chief banking and comma' notthilithe of the co It n is try. announced thine Inernela that the Bel gotwaskiat was alai Is public a dames d ►ii ii 1 lii g h. Yaws. 1999991. i Lamm. C 11•991. 1973 1776 fa 1973 76 - Tara 971 s$ NI 71 971 ■ 631 la US es; 19 111 Tr l• 716 sli n wrs isi en a a. a.. Noise.. Nortbera .mien., SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—MArra. l. 00 slam SOL al. avit^a ma. mi. Dablla . . . 0,1 Hamad . . ladle via la link* mil Waterford . .0 I Nude" . . stanow. .. 01 Harass . Jell t Do•agbadea .al Puma .. . Sply.. SAW. 04 H 1•410,1* I Cluers é lets. 0 0 Lisboa. Joao X bona. aM 'll Small . Jay X Hamburg . . 0 0 iledluarro. . NaUtan. Jamilei G ILVID;311), Jews M.—Arrived Brows, ClUisi este ; Mart* Ceres, Bins; Oros Britain, la Jobe.; Rime" Zettr in Guataf Adolph, Oderai ; Rainbow, Rat/exam ; laan Moller, antis ; John Oldham, Jamaica ; Pen, Alen: Arta N ; Cflt Bean Oe•Boulogne; tAntwerpen, Antwerp; Owen= T f Leicester, Smyrna; Anna Liam; Oeninark ; Aebille% Bon Henry, Bahia; Omsk; Dine Trieste ; Woirington, Cute ; Ida, Manilla; Cadet, Alias Mirk; Earl of Liverpool, Calais; James Watt, Ham ; lkets trio ; Wm. Ilerdman, Wax Broderick, ficaphone, Pm. Alexandria; Queen, Newfoundland. Bailed Clerk RM. tank Newfoundland ; Baba% Sydney ; Harlequin, Boulogne; Tomei, Calais; Bobo, Antwerp; Columbine, Havre; Deus. member' ; purge, Corfu ; lend= Packet, Enna; L a rk il e ae k, ewport; Waverier, Hobart Town; lady I. Ba=oodeete. I. Jews AA—Arrived Henry toy, New Yank; Wei. ingualrving. Beaks; 'Three Sisters, H. John'e, N. 8.; CalanaCeds, Near., Akesemillis, E.; Jul iet Porto Rico; Cora, Newfooadbmi; flank MeMs An, Cato; Jerk Amelia, Marseilles; Manama Alemiagle; Bar . Mewl= ; Hobert Buns, Meek& tailed Mem Jobeekm. &Ms • PiregSmyrna ; European, New Oskar; him Mks, N. Aoki's, N. B. ; Magnificent, Itichibucto; Apennines. Iblebee; John Diming, New Pork • Mersey. Cronstak ; Brant, OMINONIAbipIe; Oka, Golan; Valiant, Montreal; Giles, kens. 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