The Express. — London, England, 1851-06-13 00:00:00

ILab3 Intelligence. EQLITT COURTS.—YestEstur. iscrooi ewe boo cm ssieszoo. TUB AITOINNT•OINZItAL O. BAINES •ND W. MS MY a snit instituted at the relation of m ME inus per. We {wrested in certain ammo leads, situated in de —of Calabvidge, sod Mews is 11 Cc m ibees. hi await, OM Ormilloost Imelda to do • demos. is do leads. The soft soda en eras sad poems woe modelled es any b Mee tolardiel. wen video* ridded by a Rob ef poem Wise in do Upon sanybist wok de meet some tine age, Ida at time poem won cow cow,ibr smiongt. . 1_ sew alga AO Say_ may be =ties, mbseillies We do emit AIM thee d i l e= most n*ru(y dose was endiebe r == Vtiy as they expeneaddedriesprepen lsatm, oa behalf ed do obis* old do eindst• of time persons was r:ry vielent. rear of them were ring leaders of a mob of perms, wbe voided de Awe in ene mas's et th e ord-r of the amt. %Asp two ef thein, Parseenter and Dulles, Wait los dleebeesed at sue. TM Lord Charlet Nor rid le s. a very bad use. This NM. like all other courts, wee bond to peseset lb elms and Wore., the esecutios of its widen. Time c= i 4r am* et them, rertaisly eta Ray bed not and stimulating a lame sob of pee= h eineal• afs biro The two whose name wen menlieeed being the dyed /tight to discharged at owe apes doir own re ein 20'. each. With respect to the Abets, hie loedahip would like te love is eldsvit tn. the Matas, if they hut anything Is wid le do bd1111.81•11 eke*, be fore the court. Ile woad again perms tbe mom before hie Is the matter, sad dispose of the este of all the pri- WINO in the morning. Ia 7141 MATTPS Or The NORTIININ COAL MINING COMPANY AND THY WINDINO•CP ACTA, 1848-9, as FOLTZ BLAILTALBT.—CONTIUNYTORY—SUAREHOLDEN: II UTZ- ttear ArIU LISIILITT—WitrriIIIII TiILYINATID IT NIB ? Thio wee sag e emeinet endue et the late Master of the Rolls, Ore eneheme 4 a Cap Manley (drciiiwd) to te eastdbate osier the Wireliag-up Ada to the payment elf ibis dates 4 die above mealsay, is proportion to his Arm be 11. The urn/•_ y era ia 1/4.38 ; Captain Biaberhey *wow el 300 dorm elf %LI each. He died in 11112. M breeloae fad data beam* Ms executors, and in the. ebsoastor paid ten met nolo bre; demeans of the comma, L reipret ellbe O abspea. diet no other se t either aids • 'flew te alp ilk dam or to get rid of them. By mine or the dome et the deed of settlement it might he inferred that a preplettels Interest would cease at the expiration of this. pare she Me death, but he other clauses it would ono is aetedwoo mail &c -hilly tr.uaerred, and the treadle by the trans feree. The Master of the Rolle Wee ef latter opinion, and whether that nu the pram embrootion of the deed of settlement was the questioalambt before the coon. Mr. Walpole, Mr. Wilma. emi Mr. Craig were heard fat the appellant. the 011•11•011 a. Mr. Daniel supported the order ut the Ramer of the hide. Mr. R. Palmer re main, yet to be bawd else laespprt et the ardor. Ssems Law Casson= (Toesessionnasa). Deese r. WALlign.—MOTlOll TO STAT PROCIRDINOS in • 't I AU kiNisT TUE M AAAAA lONS HANK UNTIL Thin Art cg us SOOVLD et woosto sr tnia sots Lan Act. Thu gnu on application by tbe *inn& la a suit loati tut..l by them en behalf of themselves cad gate ether share holdcr. in • sesepray sansi Ilee Ilientebewe Ulm Stock Bank, agaisist some at die Abeam oft he estegaay, for the purls..c of =tate pr in that suit until the affairs of the sisal limbos wound up, upon an order ebbilerd C = F tbe Irtedberty _het Lord Crenwerth aid he emideeed Ws to be en latprotwr ayeitaettea. The eas which had ton limited.' by the in ISM wee to have the affairs a the Mary Bask yawl up, and slut to charge the directors postawally with maiscoadeet and lutolity in respect of shares teases by team. (treat ez pen.- WY. incurred in them msiosedinne. end then enorder was oldin 11441 fur windiosisep the sibs of the Com pany under the Winding-ep Aet z end after two yousand a halt tidy now applied to have tae peneedinse la their suit stayed, with liberty for say of the parties tem* to the court touching the emits. This we. asked ureistod ti e P./%131 analogy to a ease where two suits am the sib. purloin., in one of which a dames bee been she wh eh would give the same relief wasted in the ether cult. Such applicatimui were always sends by the defeoildut. who very naturally would say, " Why should Ibe vexed when oar of the suits will giv e all the relict that wanted:" Ills lordship could not see that this ems. RIA• in any manner similar. Here the plaintiff himself was 1 he applying,and there were objects seentit in the suit which roul,l not be e foetid maw the Windlass-up ceder. The era. r which had been obesinmi was the enema seder fur winding up, and his lordship dsoihted whether th• swart would have Leen authorised Is &sot welt swig abeam ststwes a. would have bees requebei M (Met dap itst of the suit. llowever, he MUMMA thel b e wee marred treat deciding this point, since apes almbue seediestion to !ar4 . Loth:eh:on in this suit,.lse bad soikl that Ilisotit must ITrdis;;;WOll;furetia ---- 6776/64••11b••a;la out. 11 thi. had nO bola as so. bit iso= ne ww• aideml that the court ol • lowation ft dr at tlw punk, and be thavelli the analwit of that *WS aid trot rigid, theta to swili so mist as they salmi ; be mid thereto, dismiss the ornaliat with onto. Invert Vero= as. Terusee. EAR 0. Mr. .lames Parker, 111 r. liolh Mr. Whhows, sad Mr. Matt. a. re heard fur ;Ite pliredir it Oh ooso, who claims to be ',quilt in tail, under the will of dr bste Sir Odbert East, of r deruble real estates. Hawk( 'emoted various die. int., as.umnees of the property, dr object of the bill is to • conveyance from the trustees of the will, in WI). o the kind estate in the property is still vested. E !.131 oe (with whom are Mr. Canipbnll sad Kr. enu ed that. upou the condemning elf the mini will, w .ela is of grrat length and intricacy, the plaintiff was only tenant for life of the premises. The caw., w hich involves the right to property of great value in Ikeksltire, is not yet concluded COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Yzarnumy. aremes a lksi.T.—Bamoss lass Carmu., YL Josrca Parrs- PM. Nt. o•Lia/ROl, all MIL JCT.= VAL*. BIUDULPH e. CUAAAAA IS • DIVIIK lie. Whately sad Ur. Phip.oa showed cause against a rale which hail been granted to set aside an order wide at ehandmrs by Mr. Justice rattans, by which he bad dis allow c.I the plaiutiff the cons of witnesses called by him under the following circumstances. The viatica arose out of on action of libel, the facts of which hate beat Ire quently reported in the lispress. The libel was con tained sit an article published in the Ihrrefauf Times, and charms,' the plaintiff with keeping as Sve ditch and ..whims upon his property prejudicial to the health of the inhabitants of Cadbury, and with (acing with serials question, Whirr the justices. The defendant justified, sad the plaiutilf called a number of witnesses to show that this ditch was nut a ultimate. The jury ached a num ber of questioirt of the judge, and alternately said that the ditch end eatchpits were a alliall4W, but that the inh.ihitant. of Ledleary had • right to dais tats the ditto, and that the plaiatiff did met fora with the ques tion.. dhe kelp bald that the plea jollied the entire libel, anal not having then amSd— mai is tote the plaistiff wa. entitled to the verdict, and this tag Mg hues offidd by the court. lied se the Jury bed seem Mat this was a suicanee the lamed peep had made as erase dhalleariag the pie esti. We mai et eriimeas What te dimwito Me exist..." of the sideasett, sad utak it wee aww sevibt to r1 , ..11141. it Wa, enntended, for the daitiwdasq that the hem oral Otimt Ojt , llt4bill for the wpm d eaaaMeritlgthe sager of coos. though it Sight set be he Mr pewee et saleeing the verdict. Mr. !mortis, Q.C., lac aAO 1111111011164 rat each a I. ow was byes, peeideme i , ant amid lead to err wt throne Lon' Campbell said he thought the rule mast be made absolute. Thu question was whether, for the parpow of , costs, an.issue could be oostaiskrod divisible which was not divisiii,e opera the record. lie bad great ditficulty ia coming to suit a concludes'. In every Me several allegatioas p to make up the issue, and if the costa are to be distributed thu pArtIVI wmdd •••• • right to insist upon the judge putting every allegation separately to the jury, and upon having a separate boding epos each. Mr. Justice Penman said that the question had arisen cute., ly (mut his having put specific questions to the jury on lieeitie parts of the plus, and their hayloft stated them opinion on those separate questions. lie now thought he het no jurisdiction to make the order which he had made. Mr. lustiest t'oleridge agreed in that view. Mr. Justice Erle said his opinion was unimportant, r the moj.wity of the court were agai ns t hi m; b ut h e s h ou ld have thought that the principle hid down in Prod- Kamm, v. Fraser " was sufficient to govern this ease. The plea really and substantially put on issue two allegations, and the judge had • right, if be pleased, to ask the jury to find s••:, irately upon them, and they had • right to do so. H, r. the jury had found separately one allegation for plaintilf and the other for the, defendant, and he thought the cads ought to fellow that boding. Hale &volute. coula OF COMMON PLEAS.—YrsizaDAT. Ba.co. —Below Gas CZLIP Junin Jams, Ma. H. Wt. OAIVI,Z, Ma. Jeortra Caloorer.i.. aim Ma. Juane% Tateireao. r. Tr,t LOW! COILIMIIONRia or THU AMIIIKALTI.—ACTION IT s NAVT firaolort TO INCOIriI INF. AILRKAMS OF Eli H•LrlAlf. In th• ease Mr. Crowder, Q.C., had obtained a rule can ing oleo.' the plAintiff to show mom why the senior of the writ and the ropy of the writ amid Era be set ride, it the pound that the writ had been WWI egoism the dr feudant. art a corporation ' wham ha bat they WWII sot a cot porat, holy at all. Th e anise we brought by • nary car- Irmo to :Levier the arrem of lie half-pay, due from the year Iti.% up to the present thm. Mr. Roebuck. Q.C., sad Mt. t Byles tow showed !lOW 14flatit the tale, aml that the oeomir gaiters of the Admiralty wen at q rote • quasi anon. Thy wen a body _wheel mama is sao cession, and was am ameba Irstbe line atm, el the rem. mini.men. The nriemeaste etpselianmall whisk hod tem cesei v i r. with norm to the Admiralty had, e• it were, made eamonimionese • eeeporme body. le rt ks he 'I Om. IV cap. 71. So ann . 1 'laminates arthe nevyon _dray wen then sad the OOFIUMWSIIIIII of the eieleallog ispetmeat of the nary, had the power to sow for eemboses rod to brim anima for the breach ethane men noste. M to act as a =Twat* body. By the 7th nod tl . Ooa. IV, crib, whoa the Doke of Clarence woo Land Admiral of Greet Britain sad irkproehiled be should line the maw row wllei IN %lowa to do osonott. deem et the savy, sad the isef refined is them as a beep enema's. It was ricer by the previsions et the 3.4 rd 4th W. IV., esp. 46, that tbe leghlasnee intended to hart' the comatierimem at the Admiralty as • emperatiem rise was an est esalding them to parches' surtakelends at Week• wick he the a the dash. The Ott 411.11414181411 these to ewe or be rued, sad to plead specially or he pled the smend lose la 'say audit that be hemAt ▪ Ohm The lamed emend ales asinai to slier nen d te show that the esmenimismers d flee were a corporatist. A Idesesseast b On Mien apnea them Isr browni ore haMpay, and they on Ilea that Reties by paying th e Vs domed ad bis attormy's met. Lemit. Maims had dee Moshe anther miss against them, foe tel • aml Om had pleadid to it. Is betk Ns bad bees Mei as a *venerate body. Mr. Crowder, Q.C. (Mr. M. Smith was with him), ia asp. port et the tale, said that it was hardly fair to refer le W me et Lest. Iligglassa, as a pm( that the Camisoles= of the Adminelly INN • nerpeuMies. Mem diet eMeer's deist had been MOW ea esesese et the NM et poverty that be week, end be se edam most. The Inman 41•111- sal thes pemesied to emment upon the mime Me et penmen' mama I. wed oesteaded that they ineeely veined mina pewees In the parties who bad the meat sir the wag memos et the country without= them a ese s. penne The C.eset MI they meld look at the various statutes before they gave judgment COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—TzsrsaDAT. Birnffles a. v. Tea Loxoox Dom Cox- ,ANY.—ALLZGILD FKAI:DO vox TN/ RIVIIIMI:E. The arguments in this ease were OSINIIIMIMINKI yesterday at I an early hour. The reading of the 'riders essegied three boon. Sir F. Kelly, Q.C., showed 1181111111 against the rule ob tained by the Attorney-Omeseel le midst a verdict for the Crown for 27 casks of su4ar or he • sow trial. The rule related to 27 casks of the 2s, as than was at present a mediet lee the Cm kw the Mb cask, and it wee aloe the "NM at a mem eels. It appeared that! ambt d Nagar hod been ready ter exportation, ac =ea usage of the revenge of the company, in mil December, 1549. The maim in relation to dam arks hod been served by the deisadeate upon the CoMeme die sad the mad pram megemetvey to the exports the of geode hod bees gese - thawardt. IsM it was disco vered that them we. lON hither vide to be exported, and the mellees were withdraws - The seven remaining emits mseleimed some marketable sager each as was et:ou tgoes' is the le, het so part dddict could be removed or ebtreeleil midterm the knowledge of the Costanza, and altheat mks the duty, it they were entered for home vi STr sa. Pelleelt, C.B.—My . ingwomies is that the Load= Desk Cave" maid not totrodam eviar for home =saAß they could de was to smart it with the j'the Crown. Slr F. Kelly wield respectfully Audios to enter upon any argument epee that question at present. There were so many quest NMI it was dielcult to deal with them all, but that question did am arise. There was no distinction between the sugar which was the subject of that informa tion and any other in the docks. If that part of the ease was true that related to the ten hags of Manilla sugar, on becoming the property of the defendants, the license of the Crown might bc obtained to export it. All the sugar re mained under the lock and key of the Custmits, and there fore the question as to whom the property was in did not affect the Crown in any one way. The Crown was en titled to be paid the same duties and had the same rights, even though the jury should have found that every canoe of the sugar had been stolen from the userehanth or that they found that the whole had accumu lated from the droppings or sweepings of the cargoes. There it was varier the eye of the Customs—under their lock and key—and whether it belonged to the merchants or to the defendants is as manner affected the Crown. No question under the act oreadd have bee. leg to the jury which could tam entitled the Crown to a verdict upon the counts re toned to in the rule. His learned friend (the Attorney- General) would cootend that the Lord Chief Baron should have directed the jury to find a verdict for the Crown; but he (Sir F. Kelly) did not think it was at all material whether the sugar belonged to the dock company or the merchants, for to whomsoever it belonged, the duty payable to the revenue would have been the same, and the rights of the Crown precisely the same, in all respects. The Crown could in no manner be affected in the least degree. However arbitrary the provisions were by which property was to be forfeited, they should submit to them, but this was a highly penal set of parliament, and there were se s in it that had tot been complied with by the Istg company. Not only was no one section of the set not Admired, but the conduct of the eampaay could not affect the Interests of the Crown te the extent of a single shilling. The learned gentleman then referred to the provisions d an Warehousing Acts, which chewed that all the goads sheedd be under the per wee:learection and supervisienet Me eMeers of Customs. The should be removed Owe the ships directly to the • After being depodied aim according to law, they were kept under the look mid hey of the Customs. They night remain in the wessimese be a year or some, but even while them, ft sensed In it, they should be liable to forfeiture foe the mme= they should not be clandestinely or tress the warehouse. These were the ItZtrovideas ordure say metes l leads on the revenue. sow =tebed been obtained from several cargoes e s meters dock. The sugar sometimes mongol the linieting of its packages and also by the meson of sampling. Having explained the mode in which dlis epee, tion was conducted, the learned gentleman chewed est whether the sweepings were obtained at the Isepbsk es from the Nam ling, all had come into the wareksse ssi all hadremained in it. Any one with eyes must be. sem the "erotica of mewling, and that the whole M e ths sopa ressarasd is the warehouse to be dealt with as the law required—net as mum was aletrassed. To the Crown it was, thsrstbre, a matter of the most perfect and total MOS. fereace whether the property bakes, d to the romping or to the inembents. The Attorney-Cleneral had said theillee Crown wee affected in this way. He said that If is sew belayed to the membent it would be smileati for he.. mesumption and the duty would be pig, whereas, it it belonged to the company, it would he ea =, mad paid no dot at all. That wee a meet esaner mgesomt. For the tenhop of Mains egged the ergo of IMO hiss eat waretageoled to Ant werp, whet matureedi It le Ike Skeen 'biker they were esperted by the laerehmt es by the maspeny ? The mat of the seed W bees 'shied of Sobs bags of sager, but the Crews was in no way eilbelei. Mr. Bina Platt—What diatoms did it make to the Crews whether those bags wen alerted by the merchant srbthe ? Ok F. 111•127—.1vat so : not the siglitest difference. The e=Ssaid the tea bags were taken to the ac sy's sweepings, and that they formed getter then - Dm ea Peeks—Were the tea bags nand ? Sr P. Lei y—Of roans they we.; but so ear Mil be slimed be. the Antwerp menheat Ile thew The Craws was proderly is the sem elosedea whether the engar biped Or see party or to the ease. All dm Crown had eight to de am to my, it yea import tht seem you mast pay doty—if re s ei ns or ma ct mrset ileet ellteis ate home to do so. Hie lista to an their Wish** Maw deo to the tenes the Ant sad l Vie., e. 116), sad before be amehried ide segtermat it was discontinued, le ostese vegan etas ehemme at Mr. Berms Parke, who was obliged to attend at ehenhese.—Adjsuesed to 12 o'cloek,,,th is day. Mu rues ar WINNIONSIL—svgs Yee. B• 1031 Magna .as • Illavustez Carom Jr.,. HAW'S t. EsDAILE. —A BANK ON JOINT STOCK BANKINI.I ACCOUNTS. This was en action to recover compensation in damages for injury which the plaintiff alleged he had sustained owing to the refusal of the London and Westminster Bank (of which the defendant is public officer) to honour a cheque. The defendants pleaded that there was no balance sufficient to satisfy the cheque, and that the plaintiff had overdrawn his account. Mr. M. Chambers and Mr. Pearson appeared for the plaintiff, who sued in forme pauperis • and Mr. Edwin JIM'S and Mr. Skinner for the defenda nt. It appeared from the evidence that the plaintiff Hawes, who is at present in t oar circumstances, earned on business as a poulterer in Paddington-street, and kept an account at the Merylebone branch office of the L on don and West min' step Hank in Stratford-place, Oxford-street. That ac count was opened, as alleged by the plaintiff, on the in ducements set forth in the printed prospectus of the com pany—viz. : "Current accounts are received on the same pnnetples as those observed by the London banks. • • • Parties who are desirous of having current accounts, w ith out being under the necessity of keeping a balance, are the usual commission, proportionate to the amount of transactions. This extends the advantage of a banking amount to persona having moderate incomes, or who in the course of their business have ample employment for their capital." On the 16th of October last the plain tiff made a purchase from Christopher Home, a poultry selesman in Leadenhali-market, to the extent of IL Z. 9d., end tendered in payment a cheque for IW. drawn by him ' self on the London and Westminster Bank. Horne at first offered to give him a short credit for the amount, but as the plaintiff said he always dealt for ready money, Horne took the cheque end gave hi . m the balance. The same day the cheque was paid into the banking house of Currie and Ois., but on the follow ing manias it was returned es dishonosired. Horne then wrote to the plaintiff, who begged him to wait a day or two ; bat net having received any eonsmunieation, he went on the filed end took out a summons at Guildhall, which won Tetnaside en the 25th. Aa attorney appeared on be- UV of the plaintiir and by consent of the sitting Elder man dm amemet or tbr cheque was paid to Has% and so the mem tamadated. Ag the time of drawing the algae it was admitted that the plaintiff bad a balsams at the bank in hie favour sill. 14 lit.; but as in the atom of tramme dam the bank had dednetml various ems by way of the pkintif new coidemdad bad no ems right la w mps, it was new mdmeilled they deka to eampameatien he the injury be bed tae byte die- Ittrestes of the cheque that he had awe arse, lee to him delaw sallibet to .meet It. Ammo* witnesses 7 166 a1s NM Wise a t with London were grad, sad dot it wee sot the prac tic lbws brie le dime ssmilite• on the accounts of eveleare• la eresegzaadaidem they raid (though Wit NM gook boa amid kamidedgs) that they be atjein•steak banks were In the habit of 2= 2. eagamiatice in certain eases when atesuate were abhmeer o Vary. nahnitted ass the San bank le mess the dope, Hof e la t li ty 711. ld. ;SW be hod lease Helmut ate Mem Wad la the Tuz At THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1851. 1 prospectus ; that a emnstinden distehl be paid proportions' . tit to the traninstiane s mid OM hi mokinit up the half-yearly babas, th e :lMM lei bun an ementmg party to the de ductions In soak aseliement. Mr. Mkt*" the , MI Mr. Cotter, cashier at th e bs.se is ijYtf, deposed that the plaintiff opened an seposen In and he was given to under stand tbM nit as reshattien M the harm below 1001. (as are umlimpleed) • ahem@ fkir sarmiselsa would be made propesilenste le Me nmenna efliminnthme. The plaintiff's mama was a verylrenliseeme Gee, and at sash half-yearly balsam except the into* taking the nue. tbm Whom was under Mi. D , adasWene be camisoles were Cu seek acca- ilas made In seam retying from 11. ss. to dr., to which the plaintiff assented. Oa the morning of the 17th of October re:pe bmia ballets et fl. 14s. Id. On the 18th he drew L, hi the 14e. I.d. to his credit. Some time after he was wham Is In dose the account. On a settlement for the three mode siesnat, after crediting this 14s. Id., and cheeping the ammlselen, he stood debtor to the bank about 10a. 11;.bliambers, in his reply, contended that the' bank had nu Vie) to charge the commission, and therefore that the plaksW bad ample funds at the bank, on the 16th of October, to mart die cheque given to Horne. Mr. Berea Martin, in summing up, told the jury that the real rad salmlantial question was whether the plaintiff, on the 17th of October, had 101. at the hank available for the payment el the gibes ? The plaintiff, it appeared, first became a easeemer the lima on the terms stated on the face of the prespeetas in the pre books, now before the court, which stated that anima mounts were received on the same principles as those siserved by the London banks, and that parties who were desirous of having cur , rent accounts without being under the necessity of keeping a balance, were to be charged the usual commission propor tionate to the amount of their transactions. It was con tended for the plaintiff that the true meaning of this state ment was, that no commission was chargeable until the balance at the periodical settlement was turned against the customer; on the other band, it was argued that this was not the true meaning of the proemial, but that the com mission was chargeable in prop .rtion to the trouble of keep ing the account. The statement was certainly rather ambiguous; but the question now submitted to the jury did not turn on that point. It was proved that for upwards of three years, when the half yearly balance was struck, deductions were made in name of commission. It would therefore be for the jury to say if that was an assent or not by the plaintiff to the charge ? If they were of opinion that he had acquiesced, then, as there was only 71. 14e. ld. due to him on the 17th of October, it was clear that he had not funds sufficient to meet the cheque far 101. The jury, after a brief consultation, returned a verdict for the defendant. THE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOROLIGH-EiTREET. Joseph Albert, a boy about 10 years of ars, was brought before Mr. Dinghies charged . . with ha MISR aMA pistol from the collection in the Great E Mr. Shant, of the firm of Grant and Co. Allhed-pte, Knightsbridge, said the prisoner came to his irersiumethe previous evening and offered a small pistol of peculiar sea manship for sale. Suspecting that the article had not bens obtained honestly, he questioned the prisoner, Sad Ids answers eonfirrinno the previous suspicion a con stable was sent for and the prisoner was given into custody. John Gerin said he had the care of the armoury at the Exhibition. The pistol was the property of Mr. Le Page, one of the exhibitors, and had been stolen from its place. The mother of the boy, a charwoman, said she gave the prisoner and his sister Is. each to visit t he Great Exhibition yesterday. Mr. Bingham intended at first to commit the prisoner for trial, but eventually remanded him, to give tame to the police to inquire into his previous character. A lady, whew name did nut transpire, made application for advice under the following circums tances : Applicant stated that on the previous afternoon she was passing a draper's shop in Oxford-street, when sic was at tracted by seeing some alpacas marked ls. 11d. per yard. As she wished to make a purchase she entered the shop, and after looking at the woods bad them measured, and as there were 22 yards and three-qaarters, which was more than she required, the shopman agreed if she took the lot to let her have it at Is. lid. per yard. She consented to that, and gave the shopman a sovereign and • half, re ceiving in change 7s. Id. The goods were subsequently sent home to her residence in Ely-place, but the servant would not take them in, in consequence of 25., in addition to what she had already paid, being demand..d. That morning she went to the shop and saw the shopman, to whom she complained of the imposition. lie then said she hail made a mistake in the change, and had given him 2a. too little. This she denied, and as he would not give up the parcel, she wished to know how she was to act. Mr. Bingham said he would send a constable to the shop to tell the party that unless the parcel was given up he should grant a summons to compel him. The lady thanked the magistrate, and left the court. About half an hour after Croebie, one of the warrant oftl cen attached to this court, who was sent with the lady, re turned and informed Mr. Bingham that , after some litie trouble, ho had succeeded in prevailing upon the 'lmpute& to give up the parcel to the lady, without her paying the 2s. demanded. Mr. Bluets= thought the shopman had adopted the wisest plan. MARYLEBONE. Youngman Buckland, foreman to Mr. Stoat, who OUTIOIII on an extensive business in Crawford-street, Bricumbeas square, was charged on a warrant with having committed a ve7 violent assault upon Mrs. Mitchell, an elderly lady, re siding at No. 3, Gloucester-place, Regeut's-park. Complainant had r cently bought a carpet of Mr. Stoat. On the 30th ult. defendant went to complainant's house to apply fur payment, and became vet) , abusive, applying the grossest epithets to Mrs. Mitchell. On the lady's attempting to turn Min out he struck her violently on her breast, which had since gathered, and where a wound was still to be seen. Two days afterwards defendant repeated his visit and was still more abusive, but struck no blow. Defendant denied striking complainant, and produced two witnesses, who only proved that they did not see the blow given. A surgeon examined the wound and proved that it had been caused about the time alleged by Mrs. Mitchell. Mr. Hardwick gave defendant to understand that Each violent conduct towards a female could not be for a moment tolerated, and observes] that the proper mode of obtaining redress would have been by application to the County Court; the injury inflicted upon complainant might have resulted in the lees of her life, and under all the circum stances of the case he (the magistrate) felt it to be his duty to visit defendant with as heavy a fine as the law empowered him to impose. • 'malty of 6/. was inflicted—in default of payment a mews imprisonment. The money was immediately paid. WESTMINSTER. _ _ . air James Sutherland Mackenzie was again charged with hang shank and creating a disturbance. The magistrate Isa=ksard the evidence, called upon hint to find bap, la 1001. and two sureties in 501. each, to keep the peace foe twelve months. Sir James . , being unprovided with the necessary sureties, was at the ruing of the court sent to prison in the usual way. o.s. • ler,. James Christie Duman, sometimes called the Chartist poet, a young man of 29,was charged with felony. Prisoner, who resides with his father, a provision dealer at Wain pg, and leads an idle life, had been in the habit of furnishing himself with pocket-money from the shop till contrary to the injunctions of his father, who detLesd yesterday that he had been nearly ruined by his son. AD warning proving rain, it was found necessary to bring the present charge. While Mr. Duncan, ben., was relating these facts prisoner stood quietly in the dock. As soon as that witness had ended the young man exclaimed in a loud voice, " I'll have lustice if justice is to be had," and with one bound made a eap over the rails of the dock on to the table, clearing the bar and form between. He immediately threw himself on his bath and commenced kicking and plunging violently, and upset the inkstands. A boy seated at th e end of the table scampered away in a great fright. The sabers, jailer, and police - constables immediately rushed upon the mad chartist, and after a desperate struggle, in the rouse of which he raved, swore, and made use of the most inco herent exclamations, he was secured and carried into the jailer's room, when he soon became quiet. He inflicted a good many kicks on the officers before be was subdued. Mr. Ingham, remarking upon the evident signs of the prisoner's insanity, ordered his removal under proper pre cautions to the workhouse, until the formalities required for his removal to an asylum were perfected. MARKETS. COTTON.—Lrraarooc, Jean 12.—The market bee lees very ars to-day, sew prism di Aweless inay be goofed fall 0. higher tius es h Way ; Brea di and !erodes see Id. lower ; other kinds the same. The males 11100112 t to about 11,000 Wee 'Delud ing 1.04 MT meal and 1,04 ea eireesieloon, and evespeles 7,000 Atarrked ; 200 Yeressaboto and Maranhao', Is ltd.; OM Sp Om did. Is 70.; 400Wersk bs4Jd. ktencazwrza, Jolts 12.—This era erareely be termed a emigre day. Many of nor bodes's' people are oat id the time kw the Weida" Is rose watering *ea or goes to the Greet Exhibition. no far es busies"' west Ws eserolog, however. Torday's prior were steadily sodelatoed. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—Normom, Jur It-1b iiipremba das Many orado OM ossilamw s a i d Ma& am ors sow wry dm art do am loi Ms bramm, amend web Or mmobamos Impraolly ea M maw lasbamb Nailly Ib GOA. bus wad Mk aboo mid la slam 71M dompor, matakma, all Ala Irma lo biawalabby bromod. mai us ollompt las Man min so foam Oa Imam pat alb Ids boos booty jot soldPinld7 molaml. MI di Imam am al peamat la as vont piano am alba no balia•ast loado is la la mombds ma pro mama inolleinn. Md. lila lbo ommlbm d *la as rare' warm is pad VW b MIL alkdom bombes azo Is s balm smi= a 4= l lloo warp Ma ir with tao mamtba of dm Mlle abed bomb. b la nee a mail. boa. ebb odaT i r be Obo Mr% madam Inlef•onneffi Md., tam aim boa Nab Ma boon aloalsbod *Mrs the paa Ina if "allaiNL Ma_ eitaktik 111 ell Ism el vd•st LA pro. demi 1/ 7badow mma slamballn mast mama arm of a ara c d lbw a ipalbala die ot bibs Imam mid abraba mbar —am Rom la ltd ladallbo. Mar% this as mar* -w imam of maimaramb Ow Mao mbasiol mom alamtloa ; dad them produalms of a i m dead poem am la own of =lam pram= d Mai plasma datable Me saws la I air mad Dimaillnams bias U. MI/ OWN diddles ot losadar, oada:tliplild. ea ammo of Moot gib maim* alumbldod tato Oa la mans = T N Is ama Mom dm. and sill, no In ID Mo Ikababra trade. Many of OFR 4 =olllll wafter by samploboa omb thaw d Kooken, INM/Mosmos, sad ammoblua as amallmaro am riva thaw.—Nofts loWir. WOOL—BRADrote, Joni 12 Teen bee boa s keg &been hes Wag thb berg% is the Mee et raw week bine sand eta lbw, rub ; hi t the expeebeln deppeter4 kr the in Wye is even dberlet ni motet re =pats Wei Wiwi Om eepplies Y kit ranee an aft se itierket el to hst MIL The berm VFW thoeseghly seigkesell, it key in en le s peel the et her webs et the sense& NO et Ilk menet, hveseadee the igeselettee buying le the Nunn le Weber -. wet thneell bey le enepintite well bee le mart Oak mom n INA Pea sed Inns preen es shrew June 12.—Tau The orepleires et the errors ore sow led, is to se der et yens re prior. ar be eerier. !be Wry timile ot the ge et ree peen Ire erterly giber Me mar ..dyers to reet, while to. ear new rid hoe reseassil terra re piss et re sew erp et th e Tens us rig la per per Wee des et GM polo; ealrthe Wei he re Wre reel rinetrielle err* muse Winn the ear et rod erl pree rtear ehreee ern leeirieledereemerathe bra, wry taper err are a - ireeriejell rift d iretetiTta NB: Throb we •Ye anemia et Imam deYstsat hair ot err air* kr the Wee Wade Tee Ile eed d meeterh irlish herr bra dell he awe Pr% sere hire Yee bre et heir. Urn I oaks. war is am cakyley erre the horn ter harks se telt err; eel the berme der he Ur arra wet ha he err ft ea sweep et reeler rm. CORN.—Beravar, Zane 12.—T6s corn trade has as- SIMIId • very Arra tour. sad all wholes et the trade rade. Mem. Ines; there end Brute each to pee v. dawn lartay, et which there Is very little at star II Ilts lora la brow re dr Ma sr. Wheat, 4a. fd. to Is. K. per Itartes Ilia par qr. Bank Ss. Pd. to 44. per beast. Old% OLIO Ik. peva Biammoium, Julia 11—At (lamb. ri Ver. watt makes; as Ms 710, Emil& Moat was Is. par pmt dearer, toad bartap Oata WM Or MI. to Is. par damfor awe marry, awl lams ibr @WYE alleamm but selp Sim la Mil them .t. Dada, tbs protest wadi w Men gala W a pad OW posing la Ma trolm at *a impasemmat af lasporlar am Mot daserlptims armload Pansy Ms Imo lam at maw am previous sarsamp. AM lupus at a the ill. pot quellor. Oases new prat ball siarbalfrp Ia pa past- draw bat boyars Mil net saimit, (inapt Is we* bramtbla weft at sbis yes marb4 Mors was tabor man oboe from toe Imam" GUM was alsend at early at as amass or ta to b. per wafts; bat Wrap uta homy Is. blabs,. Dorfay id. to Ia par parser awn. tOt onsltered la valor, sad Ism la request. Bans ale as mask voted ler, bat atslatairol th 4 above rise. Peso as. Is fa. por wafer loam The followtag as Me prooat oaslabom Wart Payrnalt, white, pm Meld at Ms., M. dd. M b. 4d.; wow Mid. to Os. Od. ; red, lis. bro. Id.; traw, ts. ad. la Is. Old.; Dog: ted, es. od. to 4. 9d. ; Mato, 4.10 d. Old Id.; PIAUI Odom Is. 100. to 06 241.; Moults ; 4 M. to 44. iii >k 7d. to es. Od. b May, per nap. qr.. 235. Id. to no /M Ns rs., . td. to 35... dd. Oats, Swath, tam, ;r a iz to Oa Weird black oat whits, per 31215x., M. , to Mu Id.; Irish (4012 a. to OM), 225. 0.1. to 13s. Od.; (371b4. m 211/14.), 21611 d. to 24. GO.; black, to. Go. to ed. Ibms y radial, old, per Matas,, Mad. oa ii..ed.; new, t 2.. veal. to 12e. Id. ; Ma, aaw 14 Id. la lb Oa.; Eaptikui, Ila Od. to Ile. ; Frema. It a di to Its. Id Pass, betas, rr imperial or., bla. to Mt.; Flab& pm Was. Ita.6d. to 17a.0d. WWI Corm per 196146, lb. 64. to lb. IL PYor Meek . 161 4 Pet amok of 40. M. 394.11 d. to Its. Od. ; masmio Idly 1111,1111. BRIGHTON, Julie 12.—The sap* of wane i to-day imodtrine; and, as the demand wee rock me dillitolay was gape rieneed In catatonia ma advance of Is. to Is. per qr. bra the sanest rates eltiki. day week. Barley quiet. Oats sal limas must nob be noted Is. par qr. dearer. Peas are unaltered ht Mae, but previous prices are well supported. Wheat, white, ltd. to 111. • red, el. !So. to W. its. Barley, 211. to Us. Oats, 19r. to lie. Beans, flu to 30e. Per, 25.. to 295. BRISTOL, Jules 12.—The market was again imule namely sapplood with Usti& wheat, sad butter pekes were obtain ed@ by tram Is to la par tpartar. Par the better qualtges of b. rigs eke • prapselkoda adman look plaes. Mara ma a vary rwasmaad far Istiroslisb was damer ie l p. aboat Is. c_f_rills. was a Yr ask kr at as neat of Id. par warts, or arreamiso. I " iaTs lW tsar ako apitislood as sham le shod tba mkt Who . Ito Wm 4014 day one 4 ostist os whist ; kb. sa . kirsta wk.% eh to dle.pot MO ; laratipt ral i raMTatilitto ; ads err ilk^ Ns. leo a s:k d ba ; Nth to Oa par Mks; Iltrelsta :it to Ma. stasods dm. IN. to itax auk ; Ores, In v swish lea. to Sts. par barrel. erkdied barley, Its. to kW ger Wks. ; Devoe Webb hod atia. 194 to K. IL per lamella saw ter; Irish mlibrolla. to 2k. pir 220 lbs.; I Hutt. Mk IL le Ma dd. per Imparkl yiekto. llkdkit bawd, 24 .15 Maw loc nil quaraw; kelp dlllsk SI& to Us. per 480 la week the arrivals ea aldpbaird hos amounted to : int.t,"`te qo 'tiers; ea% Mkt kw* 421 quarters; barley, = I beam. Ilsor, sada The 'Meld return of theism ones the averages so know: wheat, 171. led. ; oats, 194 114.; lay, all; besas. 14s. CHICHUTIR, June 11.—Our market was moderately mpv is 2 with 'Shoot today; sad, though there was sot much ani mation la the trade, wady buyers bad to pay Ir. per qr. more motley. Oats are KAI% 1101 i e.ll Br dd. to IL adnosa. Barley, Beans, sad Peas re berme. Wheat, 345. to 4 / a . Bar*, 23e. to 264 Oats, 19s. to 219. Beau, kis. to 204 Nu, 18s. to SOL Ykur, its. par Doenll, lone 12.—W0 had aae ma trog r ly of Whist to day, be which the farmer. anted and nada( tom le. to U. par qr. above the eurroser d lon w r er it t i‘ oleardothe Ciollo the market was rather duller, but a pod oisormois was punier cue 14 of Unto Most, 1 i I .g to Kr. Ilanu flawdo. MOM 24e. per sack. Berke woo very wane, and mos INV Y. mv. nner. Oats were amok Is request, end sold ma" ma wham al tram Is. to Ps. per qr. Baas end Pau wen mho hes of =s io l U d dearer. Whoa, whin, dis. ; hen g s lils. le L dim s. to 41e. • header. to Ma. 1 1 a- to :IL Oak ILL I to 24e. Peek tae. to Pa Piot. 30e. to per qr. lfaar. per wok Ma to Ods. ; soosods, Va. to 30.. FANSEAN, Jam 12.—The Wheat trade to-day ina brisk, sod Sae emplee ramherd tram tats b. per qr. edema "pia therms(' et last week. Oats awl Damao again eamosmodsel a Welt adveeee. bora, tram W. to lb. pee load. Herby, Xi. to 27a per qr. Oats, Oa to lb. Mama, SOL so Ws. Peaa, the. to 31s. • Hattsrone, Jane 11.—The market was rather heavy in Wheat war. with little beanie.•. Oats are &Mandan I value, with r tendency to • outlawry. Ihrthow Moe. beam loaning op. Inzirm aid Pam emaining laimoirrotts, Jaw 12.—We had a short supply of Wheat at market to day, sad the best runs told at Se per qr. veer lag day. Lent C.Te woe seeroa, but very little entielred far. 03 that prior re. male the met. /dtssitmorstaz, suns 12.—We hare no spring corn offer in to-do scderata. . Wham, white and rod. fully Is. par . qr. dearer. The supply SHIMMY, June 12.—The keel mp 4 . _bf Wheat this day we ma e Ge delaltogether ieederabb, bat wee eesaft ma air Om bet week • aorlderaft geraday. Ms sale reassedsd olowly. at abwat la 'drama All darelptleas el spring aora la abort swat, aat from io to it dower. PLYMOUTH, /01/0 11:43i6011 bale lurkst i= we have ad b a ountinewhee of seseaSse irsalber —boa_ er seine sere emu plants wa bear of the bq berms, BMW Neils War sat am others nary. The &weal fr e Pm* Witwa letdo ai Mk and .he wen sands at fall prism Femme him dr Aided ea drawn of ad. par tee. No amnia resee Mew tine Tamely Wt. ROYSTON, June 11.--Wkeatia sheet ; trade brisk, and 1.1. dealer. All die of wen a Cabs edemas. Ma. Wbest, 43.. to Ma. per Led. Swim Va. so Pea per qr. Oata, 16a. to talilatDOE, June 12 With a good supply of Wheat, the trade t imprwed, and ac mance nude at prices le, to fa. la advance of INK weed. Ibe beat peke is 33a, the avenge prise 43e per qr. Oats an in deemed, sod realise lc par qr. savers la prise. EDINBORO!, hall 11.—WO bad a brisk mast for all boils of pals. Mast u• well, with a passel Vas Si tae extent of the Amato. arts, starsahap, was ratan talnait ;It potosle had bees baler, dir dm mall have bass mars. Oats um oat of tio to rico las t • tan boa ;so was arm intent, ne. to 411. llastay, Ns. Moto I. Oats, tic to Ms. U. Isaac, 36a to 40a. Cii.asaow, June 11.—At this day's martuetWhast met an Impeoe.d direr Pea Is Pads. and an rears el la. par boll re adebeard IR red deslldas. More men sin by seassralie i. eutktk.ssstofa.lmtbpasratldassbalsasyNiMerr % roe drat bus lass ow skamiss. raw brook Is. re rsk dU, par Yard sass barna nrs. Troia el Or sirs U. to ad. pee bell larrarrift as re week. Sac* saki sl • similar rears. Baur sad Per IWO bald toe full pros. CATTLE, toe.—ALsozo FAIL—At this fair, on Tues. he het. diem was a wanly many of stook, eppeetelly there apt Wow nom than 110 pinard : bowers weed wanewbat scoured. end a trillion adreneo over previous prices was realised. Boosts Esw Fota.,—At this fair, held on Whit sodo is the first time, the show or herald tattle, Borst*, Cheep, Plsea arresaderAly ealeaned the utielneelene of the poolsotrio. a.a 0 •47 is gametal del t atittrow woll at Is taw mom of WWI, Soso: sad it o hives toluene • Ewe loopanott thin lima the re SW in (arrow. Ti. train tram Derby Ineonne away eldtcee to the gig or Arm tad. Bo cm Nos Am FAIL June 12.—This was ostensively supplied whir store MOMS of god !Ma% be "Ma there was a beak remand, the lost Dowse. awl Beroi sb wads. has U. to It t. as, each; sesta, IL to 111. We newer saw as any ISM flouts mown to cw tab ear,mint seddiset drain Deists briar so al' ear, Y soda sassandiblett Woos. Sums wow, I. pod orditind Bond lowan st ad. pr Nook Lid to Lyb 70 stem lobos it. ass dousotiolos Ones tows ow& a' of tall-who =bon at ths Tcolmiln loud; Ist he damss was by so swam *Ws, and the Issilinjolbaro o were IM pis*. boson, gave too non dna 141. W De as& mat. dud wars moth M. two maths ago. VoWtth gams ism made bash prison CAISSOIt WEITSUNTIDI FAIL—At this fair, ea Friday sad deenedey lest, there wee a tolerable werelyet Sheep and pleedy of dortaw liaa fi m r a e d. odd et 40. to 84 dor Ild The &swot Bomb os air eras wed waddled lOW of Mom m. whilst mot ode a end downs& TM oftwirdt Ram awl s was mith O my In. krkr,sai frir min IFINV Nawmai tat Meek market sad indbastile hie &Eine ce the ernedr Sari was a voo, Loo ober of woe; tat am woo sat so lodised! lor id. yr Ida sat tier Ins web* Ise ow WA dew rain abtrnalma it awa,w.slk sabi at II is aril smog Ccons i l k o W. took bat I rvine was to Opus IdL tor& fiat SL pat l ud dostallso taimo was derotorgoirror swill is. kirks d Num of Plus. etehe of Weather. ftMINTON LW. LW. El/. &W. 6.W. CoLaimirsa ---------•••• Y 4110,001114 iw. N.W. s. s.w. Strong grime Gentle Breeze Strong on.. Free► thew timed Mad Gentle biome Gentle Beene fluoug Breese Wong woe Gentle Som. Strong Brews Gentle Mee Strang Brame 001411 Strong Breeze Herd Wind Bala Baia Pala Asia Main Omar' Bala Sala Sala Bola Overaut rood, ewe--Bala Bala Partially Coady Raba THIS DAY, Noox. Olesse et Mail. Strewth et WIM. State of the Weather. W. 6.11. Gentle imam ____ clear. The returns ham the following places did not reach this dike in tints for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Wednesday morning at nine o'clock. Lomb= CAlww „ M.P. Kissarows (Dinuo) W.S.W. klattutem ?sou Pwriamme• 11. W. •.W. Yam ..... . ..... WamisAwir Hard %glad Ogle arum Gado Haar Ontle ■rr aside 'MIN SWIM Mum Guille awes Owls liar y Partially Moly Cloud Partial Moldy Partial ly ly Qoady Partially Cloany Partially Clardy Partially °may Partially Candy Partially Molly DARING LEAP OP A PRISONER PROM A RAILWAY Taxix.—Yesterday morning an officer who had appre headed a young man named Ship on a charge of robbery, was conveying his prisoner by the North Western Railway. For greater security he had fastened himself to the prisoner by a pair of handcuffs connecting each by the wrist. In passing Cheddington the prisoner, a stalwart young man, who had until then b een ma t quiet and reserved, rose from his seat, and pulling th e policeman towards the door, which wu unlocked, quickly opened it, and pushing him forward they both fell on the ground, the pri soner uppermost. The train, which was going at full speed, having proceeded some distance, the prisoner rose, and finding that he had s us t a i ne d no i n j ury , b ut t h at the latter had broken one of his legs, insisted upon tho key being given up to him that unlocked the handcuffs, and following this by gross ill-usage, his captor, unable to rise and defend himself wu obliged to comply, when the prisoner disengaged himself and made off. The injured officer was shortly afterwards found lying in an exhausted state by some men in the employ of the railway company, by whom he was conveyed in a train to the Elephant and Castle public- I house, near Wolverton, where on being attended by t wo 'medic:ill gentlemen, they deemed it necessary th a t amputa tion of the injur ed limb should be performed. To this operation ha would not assent, and ho now remains in • precarious state. The man Ship who escaped is well-known to the constabulary on the North Western line, and it is considered that he cannot long elude justice. "BREADSTUFF!'" IN LONDON AND PARIS.—The following is • com parison of the present pri ces o f w h ea t, flour, and bread, in London and Paris :—The highest price of wheat, of the first quality, in Paris, is M. Mc. per 11 hectolitre, which is equal to 381. per qr. ; and the highest rice of white wheat, of the first qualit, in London, being Ma. per quarter, it follows that wheat Is shout 21 pm cent. tearer in London than in Paris. The highs* queletion ilea of the lint quality in Paris is 29f. Me. the 110 ilk Lamm whisk_ ke equal to Ms. 9d. yes sack of MU. lag ; the highest quanta of Maur in the Looks mar ket Min p1i....(41. it ham that is.. is Mt par cent. dearer in Ls.lss then in Perin The Waft gsuYtlen of the sepal quaky of white *az In Pant& W 76. , which is egsiveleal to 275. 2d. per seek ef WO. end which, as unspent with the quotation in Lisa of Ma. for home. UM for, shows that this legating!" of flew is 6) pm eat. dearer la Lola than in Pads. The pain of keel of the bat qualltin e Laris is Me. per kilegramme, +Webb ea to about the 4rllh. bat Jimilisk ; and the pale of knell la at the fallariusi shqp beingr er I yes 416., it Moue thet keel le eat 42 , 1 Mn is Pane. The Nand q bird is q iai rt Ils. per Magnum la Po" Is stoking 1 1 q uo t ed per 41b. loot. SUMMER CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES. THE OXFORD CIRCUIT. Yesterday, the Hon. Mr. Justice Erie end the Hon. Mr. Baron Martin, the judges appointed to proceed and bold the general maize of over and terminer in and for the seseril counties comprised within this circuit, appointed the following days and places for holding such assizes, pis.:—Fur Berkshirc.—Monday, July 14, at Abingdon. Ozfordshire.—Wednesday, July 16, at Oxford. Worcestershire.—Saturday, July 19, at the Guildhall, Worcester. City of Worcester.—The same day, at the sam• place. Staffordshire.—Thursday, July 24, at the Castle, It Stafford. Shrombire.—Thursday, July 91, at Shrewsbury. Herefordshire.—Satu rday. August 2, at Hereford. Monmouthshire.—Wednesday, August 6, at Monmouth. Oloucestershire.—Saturday, August 9, at the Guildhall of Gloucester. City of Gloucester —The same day, at the same place. The days on the Home, Norfolk, Northern, Western, Midland, and North and South Wales Circuits, have not yet been finally arranged. Sur. J. GRAHAM BALTELL, BART., died on the 7th inst., at his residence in Edinburgh, aged 77 ran. The deceased was second son of the fourth baronet, by the eldest daughter of Nicol Grahams, Esq., of Hangman. Sir John, who has died manurial, was ma advents at the Scottish bar. He was peemiden et tikesel de s:, noting useful arts is ismdsed. Be Indio haw of being vice meths& of the Affirm et Pads. Sir Jahn wee nem et several wombs ea seism sad history, and at nines ankles la the Bairej tiati tansies. la 12111 4 he esseleed beam et by punt • .ad ta 11141 easualed tie Ws heather be the He le ;sanded by hi bleu Beben, a allied la army. Pirmasonouen.—At t 1 fat stock market on Wednes day Sheep sew whitest alirtatlm. There was a good rhos of lkasta, to whseh a far trade was dose, at 3.. Id. to S.. per stow. the sagely of IV le on des Warta% sad priors had a doiraward tea- Away. BLEAPORD WHIT•MONDAY FAIL.— There we. not a wry lar.• goaodty nt Bemis. bet thaw. Owns sold at pod prier. There were a tow sap, white also sold welL &man, June 11.—Beests, 1,164; Sheep, 6443; Calves, tn. We haw had a aster earyli sal Y awoopeass Geary Mali, lo s elude higWr ; the test ersidse soma isarasse is rata ;..34...aad the resod eased: Id.. Wig of • wens claw la pia. : the best Kuno% add NIL; ina of wool, wren stead drew ad to Md.; id. la T ed. • bail sag* of Caws st bed. al` awed oat. Wazartzz.n, June 11.-650 Bomb and 6,100 Seep were Weise foe mile; far amber of Yawns wow Is selsawase. sad newt of tits Medi abused dada Dug Ss. ed. Is Ss. pa atoms Kenos, eeit. toad.; Leak eta. to Id. pat 111. Casn.zsatrowne Far; on Wednesday, Inman admirable eve; wale sold at mat ratawanees Wan scold at eight guineas a lewd, pureasaal he ter 31. • pleas. KILIINNY FAI/L—Tbel hif sr linexaday was est• elate facet =mated, and padre, the bad Mendel st any MIA =be ths sew charter. Boyers ware nest wasewoas, real good sad stock broeglit meant pima Prism sea peas bevagla froi l a to I 4.; thew of abadge dismintka TR MK i• salaam% Si. ben. les.; two.yeareads, W ;s. to ff. lki. to 41. There yrs total slams of Sat pow. Pa own wawa from 401. Is Slat haggeto. Va. to 3Se.; fat Pigs woes arOp Wed. blew lag fr om Ws. to Oa. per art.: stores, Ida. to Ws. Bea Os. to IS.. per env*. Horan were lass lad soli= as Wats, a deseelptket, gsweally. yawl. sad bat Yoe.,_ __n were weds. AMERICAN MARKETS. Nsw YORK, Mae 30.--6 AIRES have bees in good must at 'toady rates. The helm ametoed of MI M.; pule ail aft. Soo , sod pale at 3 dots. Ilammorm.—We Mad mom sailM la to. use market to. day, with Ms Is mil milbeseity to prim. The tomipts were acts boom Alt Me Monad tee mw soliastiri no mama- Ms la mamas Mom( almo 4.11.41 MM. somilm ire. 2 et 3 dals. M. is l M► lam t le sOMMwain et $ dols. 94c. to 4M. ; Mud is tavartaa Italert. mni Northern Mk at 3 Mike. lo 4 mu Imp sad IMMI Maliera Ms sad Mr Odom all 4 Ma. 122.* 4Ma al le.; rtl pare Co me at 4 isk ear. 184 Mk ills. flandka ms raker Many : 1,10" Mk mom reeled 4 abs. Ills, pro bbl. le bond. /anthem eablWail a apoorid The mks Include 1,000 bbh. 'Mel ft Modest t 4= 1.8. 10. to 4 doh. 624 e. : and fancy at 4 ash. lii. is I Ms. infs. Bye fear was la limited demand at 3M. Ws. le II deb. 44e. Wad Maid 3 dots. to 3 doh. Me. for • litia. kommod Mrsodyolas. Wheat mia withou mare Maze. LIM beads Oman were reoseki sold at an t k nutb nst n d od* Mama Ma N at I M. fa is I dot Go. ltye ma saleable had Ma i lehla balimis Jersey me Ohm at 76c. Oats have bees Katy sweve. MOM sheaths la sales. Barley win rapidly &- aliases/ b lake g dal pato& esillaary to prime tato.lowsd were Mlog Oak. I" dol. Them Mam Mg more abundantly sup =lllo.7l.lll jparasionP. sod the oalta did not Weed ti,oue vemd p alb or We erth= at Ma.; Med and yam Western at IS la Mk.; mod Mad haolkora M Corm remokod the some. Ma Ms ed ISe bap Ls Ottayra at ko. ; 73tt de. Itio at Me.; oad 170 di. M. pmspo at S Y sic. Corrost.—llts Mee maw were ahem 1,440 balm at Mad , bat rather Impalas prim gemeally aMe beals of 9,1. err Uploads. Fieutorre—ltalse titeriwsl mere steady to-day. IN art Mee. A lot of Sea Mood (Mien meths it Mau. sad some ompessal square balm at 3.16 d. Fes ines ood tie Isar is. id., We* Mot Ma ram ollorky. Tte Leedom 451 bbb. Mo. nail Ni is Wpm dne sere Inbm mi 9t. per flare Ss Maim 4,0t1 barlbsla rr errs were enoM et LC Ihr WM ports te MUM id. via dmimlnd kw sm. Mom ems no Mope M rates to Chlllentia. Mrs the mall bat *Lahti lest of dtpmbudlt *dm op for Caltheala we h ad'. MOE, foitsollte mesemposeerday th e sup erior and Ilmeaall'ett clipper &fp Typhon. Midi la Ming Med, and will has • quick 6 7:11koma—There Yuan retionlarly mob the Mote of the morket; 1,360 bands imam Ma have be sibpsood of at I dui M. be I dol. 405 , It WPM nos for lam barrels ; 3 e ditto erode asrmetino, at 2 dole. We. is 1 dab..: and COO elite spirits, at 33a. tea* aoh. --- OrrAM - Ter Illereed an setllel COMPUllgthe le.try rffevalled, and with a km matte. Than were antis of 14,000 gathers English and st 73e. le Me., era, deft with • strong upwad inedinetlem Ma's has been dull, lbe traneectioas in eeMeted fur three deo amt cetersling 700015., 445. is 43c. cash. Of olive, • further Ist of 1111 hall sold at 2 deletes. to I dila 73e. Peovsessaf.-Pmk, wile an sugatiMing stack, and only a limited inquiry, "made% and the miss wens ..sd to about MO Ings.; sew mass at 13 dol.. 12 e. sorb Alls. IS e.; ell at 14 dela 37 a. to 14 data. elf m; prime at 1311 ala Me. mit old at 1.1 dole. all e. Beef wanseednetly meted at I Alba. la 11 dela for mem, and 3 ens. to 11 Ask. Ore ads% st webs a palastlea. About 130 bins. sold at them nem Cut mesas was gist. aid la bee @apply. Hams could be wand at 7f a. to e 4 awe tiesebet at of e. tn 61 e. Lard we mom besyset Bone 4111110fla. mad times shamed bands at We. to 9.1 a, liabstlag MD Wk. fee elegeb-at, an terms ma ascertained Butter eel shemarsmainsd without important alterstwo, either in price at dinannL Weet.-Thaes Is but a light demand, sad mho during the week hare II 5 lof small lots to manuftetarers. We submit a revise litef eneverit, Ma. :-Asserleen Seamy, Scree, per lb., 43e. to Mu; • Ikon fell blood seerlno, Ca. to 44e. ; American, halt and tlorseinertars merino, 31e. to 41e.; American, natl.. aed one. quarter amino, 13c. to :U.; amperes@ pulled, country. 39e. to tie. ; No, 1 pulled, country, 3.10 to 36a; travertine pulkd, eity, 36,e. to 371 e.; No. I pulled, city, 34a. tone.; Peruvian, 'embed, 25e. to 34e.; Vameridri, unweaned, tie. to 13e.; 8 m b Martian, washed, ones. ston„l7c. to Inc.; South Animism Entre Woe, 21e. to 23e. ; South American. unwashed, Be. to lee.; South American, Cordova. washed, 2.5 e. to Mc.; South American. Cordova, new east, IM. to 130 ; Enot India. embed, tee. to 300. ; African, unwashed. 10c. to 111 c.; gin, washed, 17c. to 33e.; Smyrna, uncurbed, 14e. to 17a.; Steyr a, washed, Lie. to Ire.; Heiken, unwashed, 110. to lac. Naw OULEANS, MAT 28. The sales of cotton to•day were 4,000 bales, at an advance of me quarter to lOree.eiaht. of a ant rime the zealot of the Camila% nein. The rem at all the Southern ports are OM a 114,000 balm abort of last yew at fuse time. PUBLIC SALES. Jou 12.—8 y Mr. Mooaa, at the Mart.—Two cottage residences, Anierwycke villas, Shrubland.road, Dalstott ; let for 301. each house ; tenants pay taxes; term, 91 years ; ground rent, 61. 6s. 3d. each-6301. Two similar residences, Albion-road, Million; let for 301. each ; term, 91 years, at 61. 10s. each house-7101. Six six-roomed houses, No. 2 to 7, Marlborough-terrace, Deleon ; annual rental, 1301. ; term, 93 years, at a ground rent of 331. 7s. f or t h e w h o l e- 1 ,0101. Eight houses in North and Robcrt-streets, Jubilee-place, Mile-end, producing 1701. per annum, less taxes; term, 50 years, at 321.-9961. Two houses, Skidmore-street, Mile-end-road; let for 191. 19s. each ; term, 61 years, at 21. 10s. each house-3961. House and shop, No. 1, Johns.n-street, Mile-end-road ; let for 241 ; term, 66 years at 2L-210/. Two houses, Arthur-street, Old Kent-road; let for 361. ; term 69 yearn, at 121., including taxes-2101. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FKIDAT, Juan 13, 1861. The Btate of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arreapd in order of latitude. . . Omni of Wind — Wing. - SHIPPING TNTELLIGENCE. Man ear ismersoinats ilhe .. Mires G..au, " imi a Lori.. CASUALTIES. Despatch, from London to this place, has been stranded about 40 miles to the northward, and plundered by the natives, who cut a hawser and anchor which had been carried out, and took possession of vessel and every thing on board; she is a total wreck ; some of the crew t a k en • prisoners.--Gambia River, May 12. Megan (a.), left Sheerness on the 7th June for Queenstown, and Cape of Good Hope, but having broken her eng i ne crank, will return for repairs. Neptune (s.), which was ashore en the Swinebettomv, has been got afloat this afternoon, and will probably be towed op to Copenhagen in the coarse of the night.— Hlsinore, June 7. SBABORNB MAILS. I aliailaa that tie math an Int tram the °swat Past-alai the t—aM K to the mash,—daaaat..h.l Day when mode up trues what 001111TRICI. la Geonrat Pont. Port Whin 01500 LC•1101. despatched. du. --,--. amirteethylltit.peeket N June 13 Liverpool iJane 12 o=byGaited Metes r U.lltateephll June IS irothmaptoe ;Arrived Mr Al tri b iet Coma) ...N Nth of the mouth Plymouth ...,July 1 illesamela• N 11/that'll* of man. Dover MOO= —..... .... N Pally Dover sr N 6th of the month bouthampton. July /2 limessayres Jr 9th of the month Southampton. July 12 Callheide(Maategrailld thill2tl7thof math Southampton. June 10 Copse, Gee& Rope N letb of the month Plymouth. , July 6 Creetslitlmeple • N 71111711117th0f then Dover Jowl, Coaled nallollll N Ind&l7tholmenth Southampton. Jute 30 Chemed Isis ........ N Maa,tbed.,&Fritl. tioutheraption.Tu.Th.Oa 12111 .„ N 17th of the mon th Suatimaptea.'June 20 Main M& N Two Lilly Dover __...1 lanced% Greece N 7thl7th2;thof mon WTI, ......... June 20 Bamberg N Itheday It Friday doliend ........ N Widnes. & Baur. London-- lNlon.Thu lioridnres ........ —.. .. N 17th of the mou th ........ se Ireland ...11 & N ?wise daily ltd lTwieede India (via Ik7ealina..t.)ll Nth of the swath Southemprom June IS Inds (Ms Nemeth's) N /th&24thol month Dew .. 'June 16 Nethterrnissea(Ma South am ) N 10th of the month litanthamptes. IJune 22 Ma Mersellles) 24 7thr2ith otmonth bum ........ 'June IS 1M1zice.............. li Sod of the math SouthaMptoa.lJuly 2 Madehs ll WI of the mouth Sotalummtmr. July IS i 7th,17111,19th,27 th Idatia. """'—'"" .... " 1 &Mho! the month DOM Jane 16 Napire•..--...—. ..... N 50/13th23thof mon Dover June 11 Pepel Stelae ............71 Sthlllll3.3tluf mon Dome Jens 12 Inninsialla ..............31 711117tht71ltal mon Soutttanaptae ,June 16 Para. .--......11 17th of the month Suuthampton P.tune 20 N Slhl2lll3thof mon Dover June 12 West ladle; ll 17th et the month Southampton. June 20 Weer ladle (except lia nas% mil Nissan) M Jed of the 111011th Soutbastptoe. July 1 —_ ••The math Se those countries Um marked (•) are conveyed by • The sane Is t►or rime pallet •b Yr. DOW daqqabed ;347 al7d from C doe by every via the United states In packet. ARRIVED. Aarntra-et Ileasyool, Jane IJ, from. New OTIIIII• ANIIIICAII Consume-0B Deal, June 11, from New York Autoan-at Falmouth, June 10, from O. Lams Annamenoa-at Plymouth, June 9, from Malta Aeon 12 eare-olf the Goodwin, June 11, from B l .= -o Auxff Broadstaira, Jane 11, from' ,.. Asa z a Bonus-at Gravesend, June 12, from ANDS. sr Gnairra-at Gravesend, June 12, from Yorto ß. A = aeria-111 lirrefend. JIM, 12, from Leghorn Beuraa-at Owes June 10, from CATIIIIMINI AfJousee-at Cu..., June 11, from Malawi CATI1114111•K CiAIIIATTI-at Ealmollth, June 10, from Odessa Ceenearan-al Liverpool, June 12, from Mobilo Glinsmaa-at Gravesend, June 11, from Norway Carouse-at Gratenend, Jnae 11 from . rensag IeIIAtTLIT Caroni - at liraveumd, June 12, from Cad= Coen -at Orangeman. June 12, from Barbados' Cs-eau-ea Gravesend, June 12, from ilamberg Useossatna-at Gravesend, June 1:, from Mains U.CRIT Ben-at Uverpool, June 12, from Oallacs Deaisenn-at L 1 June June 12, from Calcutta 111.4111-01 r Deal, as" 11, from Zeno -at Falmouth, June 11, from .,-__ - - ramenern -at P•b000t1;: June 11, from UM. TULLT-3 81411dallOad, JUDO 11, from &Leone Vieuroon-at Gravesend June 12, from Lelbern Fama-at Gravesend, June 12, from AOOOBII 0. W. BMOWOU-st Liverpool, June 12, from New Urbane Orwramom Auna-at Falmouth, June 11, from Barletta Ilaerwrr-at Portsmouth, June 11, from Iha.I6LIA can Juno-at Falmouth, June 11, .from Lute lunano -at Portland. June 11, loon ..... .- JANS Nentes-at Falmouth, June 11, fro n ...... ... -.Harmon J.N. AND Eusa-at Plymouth, J an^ 11, f tom linnets Jun Bresrven-at Liverpool, June 12, from Apalachicola Juno-at Orsvesend, Jou 12, from Callan Jane Ecorr-at Gravesend, June 12, from Antigua Kola EIDOOT AVM:UT-II Onivemend, June 14 from . Mauve-at Falmouiti, June 11, Irani Alexandria alesie-at Cowes. Pam 10, from ILIMUUSI Maliume-at Queenstown, Juin le, from.. Pe:wants Meaneau-at Bristol, June 14 from .Yards Moo, or Venice-at Greenmail, Juie 12, tram Anna N• AT Water-at Goosed, Jane 12, from - Memo Nencrr -at Gravesend, June 12. from —Seisms Nme.e-at Plymouth, June 9, from Mills NMI-at Falmouth, June 11, from.... . ........... ....... Aleziedels !Wary-at Falmouth, June 10, from Wren Mazer-at Li verpool, Jane 12, from 'Mew Odom Wm Pone.- end, Jane 11, tom. OP X9II &a Teas. Gammen-at Grevamend, June 11, from Mader ieeeressa-et Gravesend, June 11, from. Mediterranean Senor-at Falmouth, June 10, from Alumnae aortas—et Ililmouth, June 10, from Alumina bill a. Past,-at Porteimpath, June 11, fres Loam teeve-et, Liverpool, June 11, from Lidos TOLURInAIt Gravesend, June 11, from IL Ayr lweartaartear or NOT-at Gravearnd, JUDO 11. frOM SL 30 , Vitannearium-M Liverpool, June 12, from ,New Wawa SAILED. ALKILAXDIFfrOIS Fascattb, June 10, to . Laura AreAsow-from Plymouth, June 11, to London Azimut:A-from Uvertne!, June 12, to.. Cakutta Anna-from Umepool, June 12, to Drcathelm COLMMII or Cowan-from FAPneutb, June 10, to ..... Lomita Down au-hoes Liverpool, June 12 to *reheard Duce or Poetruno-from Urave.en.l, June 12, to...Nem Zeeland Esetanaano-fro Livery ni, Jane 12, to New York Eno* -from Liverpool, June 14, to. Ctunienehy F.A.arsys-from Plymouth, Jure 10, to FOIITCPIA-tiont Lirameeml. June 12, to Algoa Be, llotywoon-from Grav,,end, June 12, to Matanz as JAPAN-from Perternotith, June 11, to Mauritian 1 UPC/MIME Wenn-tram Liverpool, Jane 11, to Porto Rim Mans Lau-rola Queenstown, Jane 10, to Linda Noe-front Portent:oath, June 11, to Calcutta Ounaa-from Comm, June II to Landon I Pans Boar-front Liverpool, June 12, to Bt. Petersburg P“ILONIONALIP6-trom Liverpool, June 12, to Algiers Paseasonn-from Lnerpcol, June 12, to Batianco - heat Falmouth, June It, to Val= RIU.4•1101-teas Plymouth, June 10, to Port'Adraida aI.IIIIIBLUICS-6 . 001 Liverpool, June 12, to Constantinople, Seserr-from Liverpool, June 12, to Beirut BrLTAX-frasa Liverpool, June 12, to Batavia Stusamtsa-hem Gravesend, June 12, to Dantsis Tiros. Les-from Queenstown, June 10, to Leedom Yoaaromm-rum Falmouth, June 10, to. lnattom Zoe-tram Plymouth, June 10, to Lanka Zerrosser -trees Liverpool. June 12, to Nyberg VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Asakeis• (barale), May 30, W. 43, log. 16. Earl Gary. Ins Lad= is Sydney. Awe 11, off Faltila. Beery Pra *ma Calantta tar Loottaa, lat. 36 8., toe. 23 E. Lydia. hum fur Calcutta. 31sy 6. lat. 4.Y8 N., loa. 22,68 W. 81. Vincent (brig). Jame i, lat. 43, No. 11.13. [Advertissesient.)— HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILL. TOR FUR OM Or SCROFULA, CANCRROVA WOUNDS AND OLD losse.—Ass Avery,a youth, the sou of Mr. James Avery, of OuwouT• woo lamely MMlvithestefulous wounds for three or Mr pu waldwriewl=l may remedied were tried, bat without 0, It.et Meg detgyred horn them. In this Mien*, JIM . kommt, chemist, of Ramsey, ttaimaili NM, out COMM end and these inveloshie Imo Wm lbommeololholoally awing the boy of Itteamialeom OM la •my bid gees of time. They are so Morlowo tor ludlem semand rhousnatm—sold by ell Drool= Praismar Monemeelietabilsoment, $44. Strand, Loodam BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ACIAND.—June 9, at Emt Telgumott l ß, DenisßlM the wife of A. Admit. Eq., of a eon. BORIDN.—June 9, at Athlone, the wife of Major Berton, 9th Rest., of • eon. BROWNS—Jame 9, at Cheltenham, the wile of Capt. W. Browne. Bombay Army, of • eor. COKEL—Ims 10, at Rollie Chase, Devonehire, the wife of Major Colter, of a daughter. DE PORTION Y.—Jane 9, at Cheltenham, the wife of Victor de Pentigny. Esq., of a sek FORD.—June 9. at Dee Rome, Canter, the wile of the Rev. F. Fork Rector of St. Pater's, of &daughter. NEVILLE.—Juse 9, at fn. lenteee-plaoe, the wife of R. Neville, MA., of a son. NOR 9, at Monmouth-road, Weetbourne.grork the wile of R. Norton, Fah M.D., of a eon. 08BORNE.—June S. at Remelt HA, Fleetwood, the wife of the Rev. O. Y. Osborne, Incumbent of Fleetwood, of • daughter. ''" 10. at Newark, the wife of O. Tallenta, Req., of S KO. WARD.--Juas 11, at &Mt-street, Mrs. H. Ward, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BAILLIR—JONER—June 10, at St. Paul's, Ilerne.hill, the Rev. R. Millie, Rector of Lagehall, tiuffolk, to Lease Mary, only daughter of the tote H. K. Jones, req., of Herne-hill, Surrey. BENIILRY—LANCAsTkR.—June 11, at St George's. Hanover. sgsme. blis Rev. A. Alma% Mr. R. R. Baskaley. to Charlotte. ter of the late C. Lancaster, Eel. CIO c ErSIODRIC/L—Jrum 10, at Holy Trinity Cbureh, Clapham. W. J. D. Mete, Erg., esocad sae of H. Mete, req., LLD:. ICE. =AM elf Natal. to Maria AMMAR, youtagest daughter of the late Ges. Mance. J. Brodriet. oorrim—cAutneux—Jone 10, at South Wraxbell, Wilts, by the Rey. B. H. Wuldringtoo, Rector of Waloot, Bath, J. W. Cate'', IN A. biltb Pact. Bombay N.L, to Elisabeth Ann, eldest daughter of Ms Ow. R. W. Caulfield. of South Wrazhall House. Pusma—roims.—Jacts 10, at St. Cities's, Resale, by the Rev. F. =etA. FYI,* FAI tou ., Madras Artillery, youngest MD of Pin* of Derau House, Suffolk, to Jame Laurette, nem& ilispier of Capt. Purvis, of Wallington Room, Resolng. surra—axsuNG.—June IL at St. klary'e, Paddingtoo, Janne, eslY silniZ t r of J. MM G, Erg.. of Greeseek, to Emma. =eh of the late C. Herring, Faq., of Inverses. DEATHS. ALLANf Oco .-- 7ver one 7, 0. Al be. lan, joie., tiniisen of the late 0. Allan, Met, o.atrsat, sited DALTIII. o enialre l—June .7, at Danburib, Mr J.O . Dalyell, Bart., of Bina% Ltiallthe MEM WISON.—Jano 11, Arthur,Ja4nt soft of J. Flowetson, Jas. day, of Leander-tars" Wandsworth. IlltWl.—Jana 10, at Gibeweaquare, Knapton. MAVILIT S. at Depterattr, Anne, wife of T. L. Marriott. IM se tart i 11, at Antares-piety Edinburgh, Dr. B. A. MO& PICIPOP.—.Iaas 10, at Hillb4llll4 B. Pigeon, laq., lets Thwart of Cildire Wascatal, aged U. FARM bob pabllbbid by Waling Lupo Haas, 4, Loehr& 81104 Mb alty et Misr, at the Offiasla Lawissyl. bluisk laths ymbilast at in.--Tmaly J. 11. 1111. II