The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-21 00:00:00

Is I COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Nun Taros—Before Mr. faitlee WlWarne and a special Jury. JOLL AND ANOTNIIII V. DOWNIII.—CLAIM IT RAILWAY E nom tsze.—Mr. Knowles and Mr. Unthank for the plain tiff. Mr. Serjrant Channel! and Mr. Keane for the defen dant. This was an action brought by the plaintiffs against the defendant as a member of the provisional committee of the Herne Bay and Canterbury Railway, to recover a sum of 8381. for work and labour done in respect of that railway. The plaintiffs, Mesas. JoU and Smith, though not partners in business, were jointly employed to survey the line, and to the plans and . sections previous to the 30th Nor., M i r Evidence wee given to prove that the plaintiffs were e i tad engineers at a meeting of the director' which took on the 15th Oct., when the defendant was present in the proceedings. On the 18th October, a letter was mr= by the secretary to the plaintiffs, ratifying the aggsdntansat end begging that they mega proceed with the waveepswlimmt &Lay. The line efnitsmy was between six and seem slam is log* i sad the anitand made by the trillsinmusted to NIL, elmblait sum they bad received i fiema see &the divans's,. The presentelains, therefore, was for the fall sum, subjoin is the set-off of 1501. The deems was, that the pisil. , • IWA had accepted the sp• en the understanding that they were "not to = the directors for payinank but to the deposits that might be paid upon the shuns." Evidence to this Effect was Caby Mr. Keane, solicitor to the company, who stated be hid not received any remuneration for his services, and that he no longer expected to be paid.—The learned pal e s having summed up, the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiffs ; damages 2001. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Ni., Porra. 2l l;;;;;Sk P. Pollock, C. 8., end a Special Jury. Tea ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. ALUM AND OTRERA.— REVENUR CAVE/I.—This case, which was part heard on Friday, was resumed at the sitting of the court on Saturday. The Attorn-General ; Si, F. Theelger , Q.C. ; Mr. Watson, Q. C., and Mr. J. Wilde, were counsel for the crown. Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C., represented the in tenets of two of the defendants, Thomas Allen and Samuel Burnell, and Mr. Rerjeant Wilkins defended Robert Allen. The three defendants had, it appeared, been carrying on the trade of tallow-chandlers and soap-makers at Newcastle-. upon-Tyne, up to August, 1946, when George Allen, a younger brother, became the licensed proprietor, and bad his name, describing him as such, pieced upon a board over the entrance to the premises. The principal transactions were still conducted by Robert, although the establishment was nominally the property of the younger brother. The three defendants were employed on the pr. raises manufac turing amp and other articles of their trade; end thus mat. ten stood on the 11th of January, 1847, when, on an unex pected visit of two surveying-general examiners of excise, a very large quantity of soap was discovered in an unentered room, to which saxes was bad by means of a secret entrance. Further symptoms of secrecy were subsequently detected, and the result was, this information was filed to recover penalties for concealing Pam to evade the duty, and for using secret and unentered premise* and illegal utensils for the manufacture of that article. To trace the ownership of the maims to the defendant', it was Croved that they paid 10a. a week is the want eta Mrs. ampbell for a loft whom put el the soap is wades was frond • and it appeared the receipt, from Jane, ISO, to the 26th January last, ware fa the name of the defendants, and not the registered prophetic—Mr. Chambers submitted that the evidence was not sulkiest to sustain the information, which was framed under the 48th mot of the 3 & 4 Viet. e. 49, the last act relating to the sellseika of dudes upon soap. In every count the 'knee wes eiargsd spins' the defendants u "makers of seep;" fist averment over rode the whole infameaties, end Wein the jury were eakfled that the_ kihniwes wee " makers of use within the ninriq of the statute, sot =hstister or labourese fineel by the Homed they W bread esseit the delhadante. By the skims at the Olds. a BeWswAsa was to be tween the dm el album Obi right be semaitesdi " shekels et seep," sad ether pusses esusi la the fester* of it. By the 7th end ll* Goo. IV., chap. 63, en it we. masted that se entry of any building, &c., mails =hewn or any aft relating to the revenue of seek, be hopal Wan made by the trim owner, and that the AO& ewer at the trade, in o f white such entry shall have been made, or the managers thereof, shad* he what to all dudes, end forfeitures in seam& wise that se my ether • set regulating 4e zwresse et USW. Now, that sestiss dearly im peded that the visible mese or priireipal inestegen et the brier, sksald be deemed M -h. ode of soap, so as to reader thentlialthast }salami; bat, in the present cam the 'widows logy sookogiolod tls swan ante' ewsenhip . ce seenpedes elite prendest The mks oft= stated tbellastly art tha eines swamis is the name, net of say of the disiairia, bed la Owego Allied* name sine Argot, lad ; tisk lashed sissethen wad the duty, end that there wee an inateensenind eutidatbe dear, in a eserpiesens pine that be wr the orepookor sad tbs mailer st the premises Those wltasess also stated that they elms saw the defendants walks ea __kboures, end es te the vent, it sneered the bills wee fid&tod to Gams, Allen mil set to the deibulants, althensb the reosirzrare io sometimes ands red 1 their names as they losal, on eeeseme. peld the seep. The Lord Obit Berea said the guidon, which wee wry inspertest, was purely legal and might be reserved fa the court above. He thought, however, there was evidence to go to the jury. The Attorney-General was in the aot of replying upon the whole case oa Saturday morning, when he was interrupted by the jury, who intimated their intention to find a verdict for the mown, being of °pinkie that all the defendants were legally liable, eves though the premises were registered in George Allen's name. A verdict was accordingly taken for the crown for the full amount of penalties claimed. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. IN RE COLES AND COLEL—AN OLD FlAT.—These bank rupts were brokers in Great Tower-street, and the fiat bears date as far back as the year 1816, the failure amounting to between 70,0001. sad 11,0001. Up to the year 1820 a die deed of about 10s. in thepound had been pod, and in 1834 • tartar diridend of thee farthings in tis p ound was de clared, but then undalas&—An appliance was now made ' apes the pert of the alainistratris of • bite firm of three partases—stbe had aid ea alistlB, by which it appeared that the Ms sad eats Yea widMh lie proof was admitted had bees Lea er deasyla—ft miudes the unshined divi ded of new b hYn Y the plea The proof was for a raj lags moat —The applicatica was pieta. Is SIDDI7LPII, WILTERT, AND Co.—These bankrupts was tankers in Henratinseest, aid had for about MOM, sad the proesellap a the sus bias been Twiny baba the seat, led as hewing rationad. This was a aestlng erallses, but, as usual wet such occ•- nons, nothing of say importance was tibia during the CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD 00UST. —Beane OW Jeanie "Ma and Mr. Me Bella THE POILOIIIII6 CM RAILWAI BCILIY.-111111144 NOW" West, 18, described as a broker, and Willies lonsory, 41, basher, were placid at the bar.—Mr . Bollards% the souk said be append as ceased ix the u primord ial */ who, sa well Oka odour rima% Pareoe. was *MI vapor several as irdisharsts, p with loamy and adaderroso * r, is Irving ford and Woad sari& instruments, mikd rail- Plc =JP. Their lariddps woes aware that in a rasont ease *doe dm Cart of Nadiegase, the Tomtits arose whether Musedp NM witida the are of dr shah, so u to smiler et limey, and the awl ha th at rear that it was set, and be believed ths jape, cc sass ' of Ihno, went so hr as to my that if the gnarls. bad s ons a ore reserved fer the esmidenelaa of the Judges, it wadi be impeelble 6c the the pla ns son tr moldadji dish dos instru mat he merlims e err wth mail ea ilediment tor *we real Is emerisol. WAS * mil* ha alluded reillid atm Chdr inlasern," dit Leta Chlst asobla eis no less Ird yet been lie em* *is list the Idol et ill lg i=lithemies 6edi yeS2 i t io n ea moranity *NM dromoinsso et this to fly :a .at, and Ihe real right be, het it hie Oho kr Ihoyeemeeden 6orist eons Wes rombaint i C r t t he hoilmais he taw spa net b ei o e Frod, 1 weld save thofire etas as kat bong • menseeeledly. 16 Irldersee, who eggeteei Penurridee =as ✓teggilselise hr he pessposers6 et his 66 mar more pone. The Clikt Justin apetrei an abase thee miler the elsesalmeshowenlanotlejustidedia *Wei. The Wel et War war the . bash rent ebsemea dr riser mtds hierierly lamed eighty Gel i d asesentelle newellteness re seselpis hr the pmeeni ar or ef 64. sub, will Irene * depend .1 r• m Thenrlkaidis y. In earlierset of away he harm nen* were drafted es warn*, and ram hit the pet. reed of seamy; and in a 616 heads, sal dilk est et comb they wore olooribed as anieasldya 6r dr irmit sehieweri ert es eimessite or ram fir the lein esentily, to wit, aM. slew drr a t i ll s ie eiri es t:l . aft Wars Ramey lihrommy. The inaleheseei =be bon the Aber elmirset, wee of =mem 1116 and Mr. loads hr the c ream Mr. lidiendes, wids hr. Bohineas, asairiel THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1847. - from the plaintiff' or anybody else. He was, therefore, the party to get in the outstanding estate, and to restrain a Pe b r y lajogictin bola this wart, on the mere institution of a suit to recall the administration, was contrary to the autho rities. Joints e. Fawner r.—PRACTICP.—MAILRIED WOMAN. — NeXT Fainso.—Ttse bill in this ease was flied by a married by bat sett friend, Nairn trustees of property in eeh Wam • isegamer der her husband, who wee ohm aigiellhmident. The next friend, .in wham mime the was SA was desirous to withdraw, end an Modeewile mode by theThe-Chancellor Knight Bruce end the bli, ley sabstiMinganother person for him as amt Mend em the reed.—Mr. Teed mid Kr. Collins moved ilieshaegodint aim, mom the mod alleged in afildavite mods by the ihnellente, ilmt the promeed next friend win a perm* in ineidennt eiminsmitessms, - md objectionable on other pounds.—Yr. Skim, Bell, in empire of the order, insisted that the pegged next Mend' Was not an insolvent, and went into an mexedeenes of the matters of the affidavits, to show that be wee set Bat, admitting that he was insolvent, he could not led any authority er reason ogainat admitting each a parses to be plaintiff so the next limed of a married woman, in respect of her separate estate. She was bonen liable to all demands on her in respect of that estate; sad, being so liable like other individuals, she ought to have the same facilities of suing. There wee no authority for styles the might not have filed the bill originally in the WON of a pauper next friend. The Lord Chancellor, without giving any opinion on the lest point, whether the person first put on the record as next friend of a married woman may or may not be a pauper plaintiff, was dearly of opinion that as the defendants were entilled will the next friend, in whose name the bill wee wed, ite could net, without their consent, be removed, end ,to whom they objected, in the apprehension that they would be damnified by the change, substituted in his ft2.re lordship, after other observations on the point bb opinion, discharged the order complained ciL .... rci — eOI,POILATION or LIVIISPOOL V, MORRIS. Ermine° Aar.—Tbia was a motion to discharge an jejune lion granted by the Viee-Chancellor some days ago (as this reported in this journal) against the defendant's re-building a house, on its original site, forward - into the sheet, inMA of throwing it backward, as the local building sets required. The Lord Chancellor suggested, in the course of the argu ment, that ft would be better if the parties could come to a friendly arrangement ; and for that purpose his lordship de sired the motion to stand over for a week. adore the Mater of the Rolla HULIFI V. CHITIT.—A.LTEILATION OF DECREE.—Mr. Robson moved in this cams that the decree made by his lord ship, on farther directions, might be varied. The salt was instituted to administer the trusts of a deed executed by the late Mr. Joseph Chitty in favour of hie children. One of the children (Henry Chitty) had charged his share of the trust funds with en annuity in favour of Mr. John Wayman, de ceased; and by the decree certain arrears: found by the master to be due on account of the annuity, were ordered to be paid to the defendants, Mews. John 'Walter and Win. Tynley Bpurdem, the executors of Wayman, and the costs of Maws Walter and Bpurdem in the suit were ordered to be paid to Mr. Walter, who had since died. The present ap. ptication was, that the decree might he varied, by directing the arrears of the annuity to be paid to Walter and Broaden, or either of them, and their costs to Mr. Pemberton, who was the ureic*/ partner of Mr. Walter, and had with him acted as solicitor in the suit for Wayman's executors. — The Muter of the Rolls said that the surviving executor of Waymsa had a right to receive the arrears of the annuity, and the decree would, therefore, be varied by inserting the words, "or the survivors of them," after the direction to pay the wean of the annuity to Walter and Spurdem. But it was different as to the costs, and he could not order them to be paid to Mr. Pemberton without the concurrence of Walter's executers. His lordship disposed of several mo tions and shad unmet no interest. Before the nee-Chancellor of Ragland. GOODALL V. HALL.—INJUNCTION DISSOLVPD AS TO 1113 ISSUING OP A FIAT IN BANKRUPTCY.—Au injunction mos granted in this cue in March last, to restrain the de 'Want Hall and others from proceeding to issue a fiat in bemkruptcy against the plaintiff, a merchant at Halifax, on the ground that the defendant had authorised his son to sign a deed of compcsitlon. That injunction was subsequently dissolved as to the defendant, Hall, upon his proving that he had sent his son to the meeting held by the creditors for the purpose only of watching the proceedings, but with out any power to sign the deed of composition. An order was now obtained that the injunction should be dissolved as to all the other defendants in the cause. &HINTON V. COLLIER.--INJUNCTION TO RESTRAIN THE DELIVERY OP DIRDS.—This was t motion to dimlye an in junction obtained in Marsh last to restrain the defendant from prosecuting an order nods by Mr. Baron Rolfe, re quirts, the plaintiff to deliver op certain mortgage deeds. The &Auden' it appeared hod mortgaged the property in 1545, to a person named Clay, to secure 4001. Clay =, ell lit property to the plaindff suct to the e.;nity is **said leadihaml then died. De of having rze= pitinit of the timbiege money the plain tiff beeerght ea aelMa on his seeemmt ; the defendant Co ll ier lona thesslibmithad obtained the judge's li erder i tZ eisa presetdiep vim payment of the principal, isteresb, and ads Ewe epos the mortgage. and for the = the =dee deeds. This injunction was upon a Melemewt eel there were other costs which mine ~1 unpaid by the delbadent—Mr. Stuart sad Mr. limpeee,b i t u4 V el die media to &melee, contended that • lawn wee lee upon thonter. end the delbodent w'Edda to delivery if the Bothell end Mr. Illarthe wowed fa sawn of the injuncticm—The TlrAerlerieapht tint whit a pawn Mama the setweeteir of he em entitled to porsesioe of the leek. The mot, timehre, be entbuted, and the pit zehout, with mils. Ran Tior.ammar Light Rom OILLLS R. NORJUSOL—airRIZ ISIOOVIA COMPANY.— Coxsusorrom—Tkisir sorailimikated by °nett tbe trustees st a Imes& de the miseisation of • settlement Y a aleteYl la Oesrel Amides laded Blom Fields et Segovia, demeded while widda the Antrim. of the tin at t h e Itamaile sad a. The OWN* stew sad was to Aria eon tributra him IbsimesiesMere towards the lows sad ex pires oressiesetW the ibilette at the project, owing, as it was eleted, le • Meson between the Spanish sad laglish sathorttle• lb. Isseell, Yr. Irigesele 2 sad Mr. Mar 4P .- shred the the Agadir'. Kr. Ifs" tar. Dori, Kr. Lent, Caine, sad Kr. Blunt, dr the tideshish, had ad can ' dulled their ezgumeale whoa the end TON. Won Niorrplorreor 'Wpm • ZOORPOST P. LLNIRRT.—Rozirrtiox.—LIRAILITY OP Tallellin NOR ROT lIITUTINO to HALL OR 0 ovIRRMIXT ileserater..—Ties segotents were easehded in this cue limeeldiehremlisse la edible wee whether a leery had been eleo.bl_ gee Into by a sebeerrest gil to the legatee. Wil l.' Lamb" the teetatee t See the tulininirtra- VIR dab= estate the bid wee qK, by a (sakil to his will Add he ISIS, itemesdpi the sem d COOL to his wife for - Id, with reardsise b ber alms Debunk for her separate me. The hatebet addmmeds, epos is in of the manage etbh vette den te the Bev. Hoary Borkfort. behead to the haw the UN of a 1,0104. Bank airs in a lean la the Mme "My dear llociskr, I Mahn yea the leder a site de UMW I will bug the Misr Ulf with ow beg yaw esseglemee et it, es a ardege wide le dad eise rhea dmy lamiereld re lnerd ber as Our ea Zr ai n hi 4 'MOW& =:ag ir : IR her at our desties." 'The leek gam, and the f sew hal at th m e l = ash vas the ghee to the larbeed by the Wham 'AS 'startles vas whether the glib et the Bank eels ems es , . Zza d silemptiest they, =t r ate. Kis Iterree the mm, she= Issehesehe who ber i a liell eglested Nissa tu laver a pane et the mete, though dimmed in the will to . hewed adhere la ilevemeesat or real mmeitles, were to be sheered only with the Imam which they bast neglected to blveß, or whether the sereis qee hum were to have an option of eater*. this. with the emewat et steak which might have bees sershered with the =mg et the liar the tenedeemet eight he here lass made. His Haessz ghe thought sesemerry, la that same ot mese, to smq dem. des eggs de Islet, but intimated the that he ill uslerteined the minims while he heel expressed ages the edged is the awe at"Sheghsed 9. Mods" (4 Ham), whin holed derided that the 11111R7 was all that the rushes end he mesa epos i t=e. ewm swore that • resszesy wee es- br H the Maeda at the E. sh w e, he ha m the ewes if wade.. maregair_ (6 Beams), sad " Awe e. Padsha ser"(7llseves),beddesidal thee the metals lesethedthe ' dght eteekedem whether the trestess sMsil be emermaide the the. mew err de the Meek. Mamma W Owe theileas be bad terstally tessesidered his estates, lael bed -bee unable to lad a mead for changlag the eimilares he had come trot, . It had bees said that t by se deeding the mart, ia gave the Imam righ le item the lamer semi is slide theism, le seeme a d Ise the leset 'teed Be desire thet me weedr the ems. The eglies was set t v ea si t the ewe% bat by tolsittf ; he wali see se M deride. OM truelses of that ”Itea, se de Ora wide ea assideatel .revaseM Me raise el dm elel rowel siessedise, when they was ast Mod in the mew dm of the hut to eldest dist gerdsalse seserity rather *ea seether. Mum Timm lliewelay, Teed, Lloyd, Pigged, eel Timm appeared de the inmost petite to the suit. COURT OF CMIIIII/F8 BENCH. bar Lord Der. and a Menke hwy. TMONION IP. OLWIIIIIOST.—A POLICE EBOVIATION.—Mr. liedurt Warr sad Mr. Courtney eppered for the plain- I tiff. 10 nava demos - tor the Injury he had erried bybjlaely been kassionflown by the defendant's ear, Ile repapenes et the defendant. The plaintiff is the tlreirpe Of the "Favorite" omnibuses, and was *ern lie He where where he had been to set his welsh , M lie rates at the oaf of 'kg- street and Great Gesspatea WesearPor, - war the defendant's cart, draw* the dslimaaffs sanest, turned from Cartier Ogloi s =" l44 bashed him down, and faired as him Man. Lail Denman haring reliesd Is step the Ina ea la pound of the evidenoe prov mei =esnatt, and not by the sndant r aimed ta the adention. Mr. Elakert for lir delbrima email Wing wares« to parear the art bed bus papery ahoy end that the pleisti‘ by his own war of amilea, had net with the osifist. One ef *ISO 11101111016 Wei a INllleditamhat Who who cur to pre sasewledgeratarde_bytbe pleirMlibit the arias* brl less eared es the tistaires asserted. It epprei tast Ihe Briar bad gene le the slatierlesere, to en a was led tar a Titres ("the sistaat; the brwever, wadi not diqw Ida, star. Lim are eremites with as phatif4 red um pa arms, a art los tar slatei. The instableadat said ase as eamerrasse had ordered is pars and as le Mbar to see and'estrers —lra Damara =ma ariontle sea ea by ruff=trater have bur hewed. Me aseght rot es aria te wale es paw* a The rest berg pressed r to what he MI sea The Jury returned &verdict forth. plaintiff, with damages, the amount of the surgeon's bill and an allowance for loss of wages being included-351.165. Conner o.Humor.—Aartow Pon A FALIII RSTI7III TO • Warr or HAILS Connie.—Mr. Knowles, Q.C ., and Mr. Pashley appeared for the plaintiff, who is the son of the late William Cobbett, and h is this action spinet ths keeper of the Queen's son for a Mee return to a writ of habeas corpus It eppearod that Mr. Cobbett, having been committed by the Court of Exchequer for a contempt in neglecting to answer a bill on the equity side of that court, applied twice for a writ of habeas corpus to the Court of Common Plow. On the first eoesaioa he was remanded on the introduction into a defective return, by peewee:on of a ju of an averment that he had bees, on a certain day, brought dge, before the Court of Exchequer at Westminster, and then and there remanded on his committal. The return, so amended, was not filed as of record ; and there was, therefore, no opportunity of trying its validity. On the second occasion &return was made that contained the amended statement; and that was filed of record. The statement, however, was of a fact which had ' occurred before the defendant became keeper of the Queen's Prison. The return having been produced, and the date of the defendant's appointment shown, the plaintiff's we was closed.—Mr. Watson, Q.C., and Mr. Unthank then sub mitted, for the defendant, that the question was, whether or not the return was true in fact ; and that, in the absence of evidence showing the return to be false in fact, there was no case to go to the jury. Whether the defendant of his own knowledge knew the return to be true was unimportant. Lord Denman thought the objection fatal, and the plain tiff was noosuited. Mr. Janteollemsliseldey add Odes theltniMareh he received • latemaildreenall deem In, Moaromeet, ham, and de sad 7.Perry, whisk spewed a neselienen foe the isle of scrip of the Sea& Weeema Railway Oempay, and ultimately eighty se* artilimpse were lent to hulk which be sold to Mum ftemeemnd Maas, mesh inehere, soul rendited the passe to Shedaiham. He identified the pepeeeped Mb We lewd u tbe miss he had di PI o n : Yr. G. G. Grey, chat to Gauen !loser and mewed a ealrequent ale of the forged emfp by them gem dentin to 'nether firm, and they were regularly teased the wittier who now produced them. Mr. Alfred Morgan, the secretary to the ecespanyolapimell that, in November lest, in poignance of a resehsties sem SO by the general body of proprietors of the &Mk Welters Railway, the directors resolved to increase thdr eafife the purposes of the extension of the railway,* • number of new 601. shares, and, accordingly, an the of January the scrip for those shares wee maid. He could not say precisely how many scrip certificates bad been ismed at the time of the transaction referred to by Mr. Berkley, but he should ray there were not more than a thousand. The amount of deposit upon this scrip wu St upon each, and the eighty scrip now produced purported to be the scrip for those new shares ; but the whole of them were forgeries in every particular. In a reso- lution printed at the back of the scrip, the word " propor tionate " was wrongly spelt, the third "o " being omitted in every one of the forged documents, but in the genuine instrument it wu properly spelt. Mrs. Mary Anne Dingle y, was then celled to prove that the prisoner lived at her house in Birmingham, under the um of Perry during the period referred to by Mr. Berkley, A that he riceivedll letters addressed in eget name. Mr, Clarkson then tendered evidence of the guilty know ledge of the prisoner, showing that subsequently to the transaction with the g ntlemen above-named, the prisoner was dealing with a number of other forged certificates of a precisely similar character. It will not be neosseary to go into the evidence in detail, as none of the facts were disputed, and they have been given very messily in the Mansion-house police report. It appeared that, on the 9th April, the prisoner wrote to the members of the new money market and stock exchange in the city, in the name of J. L. Craven, requesting them to sell fifty scrip of the South Western new shares, which were enclosed in the letter, which, after an inquiry at the company's office, Nine Elm', were accordingly sold, and a cheque for 2591. returned by the prisoner's messenger. The clerk at the bank of Sir C. Piles accidentally overpaid the cheque by the amount of 40i., and four 101. notes, the produce of that over-payment, were afterwards traced to the prisoner. • Mr. J. A Fitzgerald deposed that he took the fifty scrip In question to the railway company's station at Nine Elms, and inquired if they were genuine, and one of the clerks looked at them, and said they were perfectly genuine. Mr. Morgan, the secretary to the company, proved that these instruments were all forgeries, and that they appeared to have bren struck from the some die or plate as the others that had been told by Mr. Berkley. There was the same mistake in the word proportionate at the back of the instru ment, and the numbers were higher than any that had been issued by the company. Daniel Forrester, the officer, proved the apprehension of the prisoner, and also that be said he had not been in Bir mingham for two years and a half, and denied having applied eieslor any letters at the Post-office in Moorgate-street to Mr. Perry. Mr. Woman was re-called ; and in answer to a quietism put by Mr. Idallantine, he said he did not believe the name of the prisoner was among those who had signed the fob scribers' agreement and the parliamentary contract. The legged instruments were put in, and one was read. It was to the usual effect. Mr. Ballantine then addressed the court, sad said he should 'Omit to their lordships that there was no ease to go to the jury, because the instrument which was the subject of the alleged forgery, was not, in truth, such an instrument as came within the contemplation of the statute. After the decision that had been come to in the recent case to which he had alluded, he did not think it was necessary to trouble their lordships much further with regard to the question as to the instrument being a receipt. Baron Rolfe : You are entitled to this, certainly : that it was the opinion of the court that it was not a receipt for money ot' Justice Wilde, having conferred with his learned brother, said it was impossible not to see that this was a 'mike of very great importance and intermit to the public, en t of the enormous amount of property invested in of this description. He was of opinion that there to very great doubt as to the real character of these bistro. mak ; and as the counsel for the prosecution was desirous that the qiestion should be gravely considered by the whole of the judges, he considered that the case ought to go to the jury, and tges.he point raised would then probably be considered by the jud Mr. Clarkson said that the company whom be would be perfectly satisfied with a decision so obtained, would not take any further steps—Mr. Ballantine then mid that he relied entirely upon the point of law ; and, as he had no answer upon the facts of the case, he should not ad dress the jury. Chief Justice Wilde then briefly Bummed up, and the jury returned a verdict of Guilty, judgment being reepited, to await the decision of the fifteen judges, in November next, upon the point of law. A question then AIM as to the disposal of the indictment against Farmery, in which precisely the lame question was involved, and it was arranged that this trial should stand over for the decision of the judges. An application was made by Mr. Huddlestone for the prisoner. to be liberated upon ball, but this was opposed by the counsel for the pro secution, and eventually euw the court directed that the prisoner should remain in Catherine Donovan, 12, was Indicted for the manslaughter of George Parker. In this case it appeared that, on the 27th of May, the prisoner, wbp was in a beastly state of drunkenness, was reeling along a narrow pavement in Limebouse, and as the deceased, a child seven jean old, was passing her, she reeled against him, and knocked him into the carriage-way, and a cart tasting by at the time ran over him, and killed him. The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and she was sentenced to three months' imprison meat and hard labour. POLICE.— SATI:MOAT. GUILDHALL.—Avraurr AT hluanza.—John Filby, was charged with attempting to murder his wife and daughter.—Hannah Pithy stated, that shortly before twelve efoleek on Friday night the prisoner, her husband. came hems in a very excited state and began to quarrel with her. This continued for some time, and he suddenly left the room, saying " That he would put an end to all this." In • few memento he returned with a razor, and throwing the blade quite back, ran to the bed and stooped over the eliod, who was lying on it:— she rippled with him, and called out " murder!" end, after a despeas Abet she succeeded in restraining him until an edger, sad Bowles, who resided in the same home, came toles, amistaasem With the aid of another constable, who w alba fram the street, thereto? was eventually wrenched him its land, and be was secured.—Douglas, No. 90, con firmed tsar statement. The prisoner was a violent man ; he was embatly quarrelling with her; and he (Douglas) wee eatieliol, tithe ram had not been got front him, serious con solation mat have ensued. He was an exceedingly indo lent and eased little for the comfort of his wife and family . rafts denied that he was an indolent man. The het was that is wife wee constantly quarrelling, and he W no peso at home.—Mr. Alderman Johnson m id it was alba that he meditated them very serious injury, and he amid eesna his he trial. MARYLZRONR —Gomm sx or V icri slats—A bead , of juvenile tin n tuber , were charged with j having Irs d‘t - Edward Keightley, a Whs. I shop ffsisstretnak Portland-town. The primer entered shag etre Esihndant and regaled theramives on cold meet and sous; mid when payment was demanded they created* grant Metarbanoe, threatening the plaintiff with a knife, and eselsetin a lame crowd about the door. Toe priallere Mee remanded till Wednesday. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Pam REGULATIONS. —JOAO Hliiihr, groom to Mr. Wyatt, the sculptor, was inerriat twin Hr. Hardwick, charged with having attempted Is pardireehil Lasington-gardens, oa his master's business, in a Wilde jacket, and also with having abused the *S tars far turning hint out of the gardens. One of the perk- Sera stated that the defendant was seen to enter the *e dema a read jacket generally worn by grooms. Having re. Iliwal Instruetions from the proper authorities not to permit ENmilkOffire the gardens who were not dressed mord. le perisaisr rules, he was up to the defendant, and Was Is perm The defendant used fa I nom to th Ei:Ahrrwee di : L at bin, sad pot himself la a lila" xi,spade, Wanes tamed the defendant oat of the weir and kr& /dr lithissetst to be punished In his reiresey surissL—The deladist said hie dress wen so it rbh reds in his patted. He won his resesels Wairomilwas in Ids master's borer whoa be was hid hit of frier are themst oat of the aseree by free. He dratastallers mit the park-keeper srl le red solid Nir . can es mid, that des palnksease tioa obin irs her their =perm whit eager Itslitaiwiiri of set dared In a Terser& way, 1111&=10 bell* M obey that bir norm& Zs did net thus belreehoss wen Writ se wrest. let r Cy bad been hives, the pok-korpoes _were brawl to as. ' JIM them, milt was not is be ressed that they wen to be subjected Is ahem. and lorliPlA,ltra, for doing their . U any party had just ague of esrpialnt agars the the proper mouse to take was to apply to of Woods and Forests ; but satilnly not to seek tti razes kr Sallgened ISMaireal Mains. TIN lel l _ :rig 10 hare his r whirl _ennwri • and, hi seder te Sari Mr brier he the mat pay a Ins se de.-4 Mir tire Wise this reit i a been disposed eta blind wiled the end, sad attend that he hue ems Ow • eillt between the perk-keeper and the =4 .40,1 Me ”sthad to attend to gle evidence in sit idii. u he considered hill had been & Km aselall-hp Rs park-keeper, but he had boa de an lb saw the defendant in the prisms, ia an dna that melt to asp any plata frepostai by illliaL He maw one of the park-kespari order him in erre press, sad when the dehrimst turned b p se h e woo walking out, the same park-kitare bit den is a moat in way. nee delarlea astanty did Ss rand, and did to resent the halt with Bo parr chit of an Eribbran, bet s a e did serfs( is , ramead his being easewards drawl a to a . The gentleman trier scab that he =rsl t the irs review, had rot with ray disessreser tree resat boa the park-keepers. Mr. lialtwiel repealed that Ow park-Iwpm only acted on eta faztrwasam, and throbs, the dadadant wao notjuatified Sabra. mama. If e tiekseeser reseded their daq the ea by a to Om repot quarter. The e r n ge faked and ed pearbeir te pay the &kart% Ste. MONEY MARKET. BETVIDAT EVENING. The Bank returns, as exhibited under this head , this morning, made a favourable impression an the stock exchange, which, with other mane eirepe rating, led to a more decided advance in Moak whew than often his occurred on the ',satin/or day at the week et this season of the year when barium is i usually so inactive, and the attendance of dealers in the house en pleader. Comb, were done at for the opening, which was equal to 1 per cent. rise on i the lest quotations of yesterday. The propitious state of the weather doubtless entered for its share in this I forward movement of the funds, and the accidents of business in the house as well. A suspicion was early entertained by shrewd observers of the business going I on, which became subsequently more confirmed, that certain parties who had operated largely for the fall some time since at lower prices were buying in their accounts. This was more especially remarked of one party whose speculative sales some time since were of the heaviest account. The considerable amounts of the purchase transactions made in that sense might not improbably have driven prices still higher, but for males in another interest, with the apparent dispo sition to carry them still further on convenient occasion, and without disturbance of a firm and en couraging market. It is understood that some one or more of the parties connected as contractors or sub scribers with the eight millions loan availed them selves of the favouring circumstances of the day to reduce the amount of their stake in that hitherto dead weight of stock values, and were enabled to make their sales so as to remain with a small balance of profit on the transactions. The report, which concurrently obtained currency, that the Bank directors, in view of the more pros perous position of the affairs of the establishment, contemplated at the next weekly board day a reduction of the rate of interest or discount, was not without its influence also in establishing greater confidence in the rise, and in the probable progressive improvement of prices. The report met with more credit than upon a dispassionate appreciation of past events, and of prospective possible contingencies, it should seem entitled to, admitting present appearances to be so promising as otherwise rather to appear to render this an opportune moment for such a move. The rate of interest, so far as now fixed and acted on, can hardly be regarded as oppressive, for upon the average it is scarcely higher than in the chief foreign money markets, if higher at all. It is more the easiness of money, or, in other words, the facility of accommodation in loans and discounts, which is of consequence to the trading interests than the price which is charged for it, so long as that price does not run into the riotous excesses of the Fame which pre vailed little more than two months since. At its present rate of 5 per cent. for first-class paper, and 51 per cent, for parcels of a scarcely inferior class, the Bank is now discounting upon terms quite as low as the discount houses and bankers, indeed somewhat lower upon the whole. The reason, or the urgency, is therefore all the leas apparent why the - Bank, which is engrossing a fair proportion of business, and is acting liberally in its accommoda tion, should proceed to reduce its rate of interest at this time. There must be still, and will in all proba bility be much more so before harvest, very large quantities of foreign grain imports to be paid, over and above what may be balanced by merchandise ex ported in return to the grain countries direct, or to other countries by which the equilibrium of values may be affected, and to this among other contingencies the Bank must necessarily attend. At the close of business, Consols settled at 881 to 1. Reduced Threes, 881 to 1 ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 901 to 4 ; Long Annuities, 9 1-16 tot- ; Bank Stock, 195 to 7 ; Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 1"0. pm. ; Consols Scrip, 4 pm. In the foreign market there is scarcely an alteration to notice, and very few bargains. Dutch came a shade lower from Amsterdam, the Two-and-a-Half per Cents. only 57 11.16 on the 16th inst. The rise in corn, and greater demand for money, were cosigned as the causes for the decline in stock values. Here Dutch were quoted slightly better than yesterday at 581 to 9 for the Two-and-a-Half per Cents., and 881 to 90 for the Fours. Spanish Fives were stationary at 221 to 1 ; the Fours 341 to 5. Portuguese lower, at 311 to 21. Mexican, 20 to 1. Brazilian, 83 to 4. Chili= Three per Cents., 511 to 21. Danish, 84 to 5. The Manchester Courier of to-day reports that there was a " considerable business doing there with the United States." ENGLISH WEDS. f per Ct. SW. Ws., NH 3 pa Out. Commie Stony. I pr. New IS per Ct. Aene.,3103 ax. tl U., 7 10 ' fiZt k 7 1 P 34 1311t1, 14" . ' lt le Camas he 701111014 TIMM ' &rant. :.,Broa7,:x. 3: •z.ii".". 1.5 Glue Ase4aat 31 111 3 per Ct. CAUlas in, 62S Se Per Ct. Dwelt Exchange IS , per Ct. Maki, 80015._1811,114 ißoH_&l(oas um ---- Jam• mu t 9 4 . . 7700 119 101 ft 100 00 !f0 ! Tor has. . 77 SO 77 OS 77 IS 15 U 11$ 11$ 10 pr • • • to re • re • • • 11110 i —1 i i.. . 4 DO. • • • 4 Do. . . • Oder 0, 1140. • lle. 4,1115. .140 • De. 3 . ~ • Da 31 . • Warr Rear 140 80 1. R Lena _. 1008 • ~ berry Near art rem . .1 330014 : 811 r 3311 ,Oa , Error at Urge 00 4444), la 44 Wert lUDS., arm 1/..-11ree re Onar.. II era. ; Per per 0.......4 ear. 111 paper ; 7104 pot Oar. 1$ ear) Parer% a orb, el Min Peak 4/ 114. 74•11aar.141 ars. laellear ea 14M4a.1a WIN. rereara. Jur lb...aerie AO. Debt, TworebrOrif pm Ora, MS, IS; De. 7bre pr Orr. II), 708 ; D. 7••• Onlv.. 114. lei i Oera. Map., 1738,174 e; Leerc arad., rf, 44. - Lary teed. 1101 Awe reetbs,ll.l6. Oa Alarbara.4l(KlOAS:twearre,BB.3ll. Beresta, Jo,. le.—Less, 1140. lee; De. Irk Net Da 1 4 44. NI. Do. 1438. lel , Do. of 144 Ciro er, I 7; Beak of 1.14441an.in 1303.410 ea Laura UAL £SOIIIIIO, 14.• 17.—Intror ea Loeb., 21.81. VI.VA, .1 vox 11.-71•4 per Orr. 1444; P. ler Orb.. elk: 13018 p. Cern. 51 1: Two-424.44W per Cr., 41; Ler of 1!34,1341; Dr MP, re; Beal rare, 1134. RAILWAY NEWS. The share market was good on Saturday. New castle and Berwicks, Eastern Counties, and Ceylon, among others, were all in demand at improved priors. The recent depression in London and South Western scrip shares has rather taken the holders by surprise, and led to inquiries into the cause. A correspondent, drawing attention to the fact, thus explains the affair : — 4 4 The scheme on which these scrip shares was founded is steal on the face of the scrip, as follows : The shares represented by this scrip certificate will bear interest at the rate of .5 per cent, per annum on the amount paid from let January, 1847, to Ist July, 1883, after which latter date it will rank with the original stock and share rateably in the nett profits of ate company.' By the plan presently in hand of the directors, however, and now before the legisla ture, it is proposed that no interest shall be allowed, and that the directors shall take power to enforce calls, without giving the holders the option of re ceiving back their money, or exercising their right of claiming an equivalent." RAILWAY BILLS IN PARISAMINT. °mar= OF MB WIDE ON THE SOMITT&—SATrinAT. =North KAlMare Mews, Wands NM Ilemiste). proved and eleuoisegeed to with on. Smile i la adored to 4rdaM4E :al LORDS ON UNOPPOSED ILLlAL— esoosom—lPessia. lid et Obellaterp—Nealsogli sad as. pet ;below. poet* deem sired to, wad DM to be ID)O[I7TSS OF THE WSW ON STANDING ORDERS.— atioaDAT.—Promet, the Bid al Sheitabary.—MADAbru: oile L. arnia lta rolllsab Dev l sa alaa rlizul Us"' and " = 4 1 .. ) chow er j =ll=t e lttles imi t s: asiii mrdvml =lra to Mesobeas 4 Luisa irelealls Weals Imam 6 .ldie I fni) Oak Neltes ad y =ialease E s Ills kul r ai llis m atilwor (.... Oeleaer(a 4t ,... .=tl=L iz r ..0...,..,„„„,../( e ls = tabby, sal Orem& IOW" le lbe i d amid; dosed) ; areei WHIM Paw (Asesoftes% to itt be t Tra& gftlll6"l : ll : ll =or iw Ar naleth swim. ad Isilsw ma:* MEI bomb); awl Leas (lbemass, Natewskas, DlM saw, Aliestates a I=l W ) ; daddise ..a fleoapeet lelhrey al via la Mil OM ilailli civelbi Illagiq : N W; st.i. log r a g goemase Eta, bet be le 1 Eta, AID OXISID JuNc-now.— Appoirsit lipoid /assaw—Desemassas, Actls.—Ne. P. H. Wats a Vie asin—a nal. w. mg m olio oft slim= aid be bed fig= MOM to reselela Wol as wad weeposizetreirlibelia, sod dast be belLoomeniate asks at a. ler. Maw law No ha ebswoalso Vbe elola wi a" =taw lea same Ws searltd 4 tab lie slew te imam a ventas be SIM • pea menease, mama addidid se diamsd i udiffillraddledimat.issirionsailitge. WM et ; all OA gamer era se Ira tiopeska be. dd . g woe web et sempoist Niro! las Not rem es Ile= It=ol i i s e the asiebalas mew Asa LIZ 111 oel plaas asset aft Noy *sir MIA MAGESS**, OA CIE vs, i i :Ultr MI se paw loosaar So sember eat =atm le sueiaro=s doss awe to Asa alsoeue, alla =ll4ll= Wiliftl Is ub ill =n; di o d es Ida Is saw mass Win a/Oaf Ilaillaa ill *di MUNN* ad Ostia Stem as ote seloesalaNse alleiolol kr fat vikk P iri di r A 11.7=. be bid 1111101,1 al 0101 Illitamilimisrall Ooli plo aktigrowl Wo alArliglege bic arils had reelbiell k essiewia7 at lib W min Emmy OM OM 0 1 0 MOO* to WA weadeg.--blr. Airy dim morel as kneels. reolntiod: i 0 Mot this mutt., enherled lo tbe telebadee ride Breeden etas ' lath el nare4g: eat hi drunk* ender disk 116 worettz Ll= do yelled end ronsistien as *beide'', the weer the alsemMea am Ina enty Omit eels ongt has Fieht as eliesisto *deprive am diardaihrak Or does Soloedare fteseen, elks yddlogir ef deeded de new direetrise, to key - snelded by** Ante Iseelleiddids Memel as de * a sebegookieb er wq One WI doh A as pee da rathe drabs, dant moullse in heledingeowa s a da yswer is Ede WY mil et kafides Ye Voe prepeed el tho desinhelana ear a mosik tn=r coy three of them mew IMO Illileelialai de eland de roe Sok tan. st de Reek, et lbe 116 er a siereikindse mei del gig .ii; = !loyal elks dkeolren k do comedeo im ,4.,* a y. eshweel.: yydi acesedttes idgiesseilit ow slyer 1 pines who re deo direseers Pt ilie t 7:" Wald* pixy, se tareeten et Os simieebork,W= lll o%.= Railway Oampro, the Wien ' " St ilek might let OF . trsry to the hisesels ef Sic gel die de deemateme et the aid weinekke Mind • the or y der at, ad bet ens h wt oz o llew le, the et Me es new WNW% sal big amereskatel le do obeirehaideos at the doe el emit sgpsi esokakely dew lbet mob cos noittes nes - oppeleled. net web a dor to the weamery ceeded ef the esepe" aft. me h. ih. =Pm POW" ' of le Gibe the sheiks ef as six new eked= by the eel thls oodles 66 pretest spirt all the sets et web end 66 Mosel that arida be eve' leash d the eked= ;OE dreelkehas ell bold *be Megd asides diet irks doe by end esosstOes gad that this so odd 41111114 limo dames end link es the *emu of do ..... ef idargank soden sesesdnely,"—Mr. irrrioes, mend dieresolutton •, dm whkb the Chokers rens oTeriebr ' =l l l of Mr. Wan he felt it doe tektercid, and* dres vollb whom he w iseciekted, tied desolier Awed est de de* le de public without a kk eceineelles Wog gives wed rdirere kr de rite of this.ceotellem. Menlio.loo- c.rister (Mr. liceloy) nod red know that sloe be bid boa en the et directors des esondase id lime MI6, bowed see of the neaten, lid teas lbe wiser le sere Is. posse It would be reselledel rd at de eierikg le t . eb ....... ea the 13th at Mai. Notice wee ghee d the 0 It new direetere; Memesequenoe Odds gee a ear Pin de pot of the then edelke body of dinette% Oat ewe attempt weed be oak lie asp de grape* of de wade; that, in fact, me se Skim et derlese emit le dadered air le mastitute a coma It won Ilenskes. deo* kr the wrote dyneonshig anj camp d the en diedeg the wegiseele seal. s other, seouti wk. eel Or re asek dot 06 eseollese was appointed. M. Min rayeadid this Wed Is Odeon► es loving bon selebeeel by the silk whim be wee adds ; n the damn bring den -0 Ild key soil set toll odd step owe doe to be tabs, 00l woe therodieberiolle podia splesteeryosserwoey," the rodeks wee pi le Ilie modes, sid _vieent= rig ein7 Mr. Terserd Ilenktoeb gent alevelthe nodellee: lloot 116 ilk. king Mond thet do diesters pose. tardy, sod waled sediedp, espodel,er eintradel le ==lntan trlmellele lila seoperly, with a dew s = dile eposseimisflbe 11611*.. Ine, belies as we =ebeellea milked. eel bees ale contrarted I* de ow , lope* yeah Ilio kid no prior ar eathority ter a g o llt nee in Mesiesia Ihmed dela, Abel Poke , sad la WeelMe PoMMint le sondeln de gondenter dromedaries et sad keneee - iooodkdy, end Obeli* wry ad whet one of do bees w en super id es ap plied k g = rim. M el de dream were =at elley sededded sea syylleadoo." Mr. Nil red s Si vonedllee/mmodue he bad been well ingtons. rat Ss ealemees neMeed and .sown by the directors for enesedd doodle. ef de use—Mr. W. _Orsideld, of Liver p g ool. serold Se vodka lot Ile Chairman deemed to Re reap. oon the peeled dist it ; hrniedi no part of the seyeelil business of the refilep—dlr. Mosley, to tern, controverted this diteum of the Chairmen; be the letter was firm In the mailgrams of his &ci rri." Mil% Seer some parley, Mr. Mosley said. "Shat as the reso lution Mesa Involve any matter of importance at that time he would not wise ;" nod it was to se understood that it had been moved and rehandle ltepst.—Mr. I. M. Perrone moredthe folowing resolution : " That, in jest to any explanation or statement to he given by the directors at the further adjourned meeting (and which adjournment this meeting desires to make for that purpnee), this meeting is of <Onion that the agreement of the 12th day of November, 184 G, be tween the directors of the Oreat Wrotern Railway Company and t'te Birmingham and Oxford Railway Company, and the Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Dudley Railway Company is in its present form injurious to the interests of the Birmingham and Oxford Railway Coz i pany, and that tote dirt:dons ought p ta ; be bu r rt a f b'd ore thrpl all pm ; diree n s " tl:: c ktgic , r proneen'"' into ti e ortne " eu n ir of ' Beale e. Almon, ' or the institution of an y . other suit which may be newsere for that purpose, it disarm to afford another opportunity to the directors of submitting the bill now before parlia ment to the shareholders and taking their opinion as to the propriety thereof, or of any amendment or modificitinn thereof; and It doth, therefore, adjourn the further conelderation of this subject to Wedneoday, the 'oth day of June instant, at lire's Royal Hotel in Birmingham, at half-met two o'clock in the afternoon, when the con sideration of curb of the meters mentioned In the requisition m re late to the conduct of the 12 directors'therein named, the propriety of inetituting such suit or suit - in equity in the name of the Birming ham and Oxford Junction Bellevue Company as counsel nail advise, and of taking proceedings in parliament or otherwise will be further' resumed; and it in also reeoleed, that the farther comideration of all and singular other the matters mentioned and referred to in the requisition of the shareholders of the 29th of dpi it last be aljourned unto, and be resumed. V ameesary, at sorb adj.:Awned meeting." in wending this resaintke. Mr Maley said that he apprehended there could be ro °Need= le be pale' at the same time he could no. refrain from expreedeg hisregret that after all the time that had been allowed to does Is.. their bet meeting, no measures had been taken% heel sy the diginesees which for so long a period had existed storied den. Bs 'died it to be distinctly understood tkat the party when he nonsented were not the opponents of an amicabie rangemenl hap li b ir Mat e ea the contrary, they were ready to fail in with er a Is Wide they could fairly and in justice coincide ; one w shoed adds ilene properly to go before the a' ending orders committee, and we Maim set the origi at intention of parliament. lie woo not now dloposed testae from the course be had taken ; he had interfered So the nettee_ (Mend) upon public grounds; he had over and over spit losbred hie dim* from the cooduct of the direskes. BY asset towards that body lied been the same when Ids dosses et MOM mere meeli orlisr than they then were ; than. arm bed recently bees largely increased by the decision of the Here of besik, a deli= Thisii wry properly de clared that they who Madam gory ta a goers amid have a *ice in, and onkel twee, be orespeged. If meters were not in future deed en a edema' sawyer Needed It wee a make which the great bolk et as diegidebbee weed dolly regret. Ile directors awahlea it senor to adhere to thdr proset amore; but U they War s:, mds e M. hr wok weld eesenter tt d obein.n. Is ins darks= le Ober ,deer rowdy in the and wee, even nozdie= orgy beerols In ordy. 16 *O a r= is Noma oneo and thet thdr wadi eon bs leminded, set light weed dews open and di diondoe be —Mr. Whirl ennykinod thsa a thk erikomed min et cif Ali be ow se &delap t saw whelk Mr. . leesee. el kkeelestr, odd O Do you loot ths Ake!". mord e I the Jeeps In =W 1 sersbeel the ofteeleleue led ems be end key hat Iliseender the ember went se Is mg thetas Ikea Ws= °omn bed dos Widest le is ecopedesehish k bad taken wp ; that ell thellaildl4llbia t bed sled at s and be east deers swede* ionyoly tbe eseetry p= by a gred 111111108111 meta imam made Be welt tell (he add) robed* it wee ode/ ft de peedive orabbele ef that bet (Node le Ilt. hoed, ILL, wles ca zie w re sere, ftt pier. dossOrgall =bet tering yew ewe. If pea eels /tr. semi nee sad, 0 I ben hese obeli mooed* bythe bee. prodder whiel be has go right to rime hoe. Ino kw any no a doe* et the linsiegbea and Odord *owe ; aid I di sot dew Ida le atikke the modest elt the coed Woken Popes& potiseloty den I redieot Set he wee sr et a betke eke yet en sad le se oreneemt wed the yetet .440.124, Sorel alat.Ver=ialgliii t i res boos deo mei moo bo tent rr. we leserted pets cit the fer= ra reedailion ; Ms Id te • lion illeseake ; le mendomln stimndlosy ha.. while Yawl kr Omer perk et as Mee j =f 6. o ft e Itelkne - tlizsehollestek Ithardelessynewkinglysoneveltry peir6e:. add Sedum el ellernens toner oppertunlty el • siolin. mike sr delmoit te be dos by do dineolsoest aterltre esnithis sod kr robin thm le lobe roma le ley the . Wrin; the donbelloon. sot side Z ne wrgeg liw riebte b t e she IV doe yeeredbibk= al be teWerssebry, think day cl Sene mos, st Dees hod lin" la liminybemod belg4tx deledtie the ehennen ellen dis twedionellen of el sod die imam oselineell eel re: bored to is tr=bllloa d dendeblers at de BO ef Apra bit dell be .soak. It meeenry."—Thle lessislion nee else mem4 me* ordei r end the osedig *do op, der revorto nee see. = d e ai l i t ' W ait is no rieTt aigig ca m r =le. leak et a l il a v alit g selinese te drifted ad bk. Owen be sem when appointed, cater &I et thedloadot di sasheleoro sell dindors likewise. SEAM LIBT.--Lousbx, Ants 19. r.ra,—mbe "Maths tams to imusa seaman hoses setae amen ens: these ether la Delia NNW Wen. _._____ r _ ._____ .____. I ton. üb. SI 46•41 r. iill.6...akM,ls rw tri ob. 1 44 = 4 1% .1 . 4 AA, 1 11. X. r ai t Liu 421 D r awl r4 • Illno. 1 1 / 4 1. •B. Valley. awl AM 104 3 1 16 ltra. a 0512415242 171 A. t i ol. ft are. h. 7A i 7$ aft., ismt •AA par Ip. 11 De. 4,.... 336 . mid 31•4 Mast ... 4IL 1* D. lO 1: 4 14..11wil l4 A. f1i01.447.• 11 044. ;11 D.2llinio (11.).... pi IF IS • I3ol i so Zo. 1. 8 ...= :rt . ; 4 ZUlfiroo • eb/2•4 I 014. r 1112. 11.2,4 lipti . . r 7,... F.4c„„....---xwo-d . : SI 64 I ' YYWI 4 5.4"."44. 11141 te. $0 .la a... 4 par Ct p.. Ip. 111 J Mor 416 10 15.1114314 a. 6 por Cl. 14, Ip. $ A Som. 74 Amoill., R _ 1 A. ain.4... 4 D., 3 L 1 114 1U 14 DMA /4• o. lZ oi mt AM* 10 i 4 4 i . 1.. ft e t rl . ...i.v 4 . • Deri ,,A) • De. Porl. 4. Co IN. 14 4. R; Nomaerl4424Aroriall 6 4 Day/. A 1 6 . 4 Da. Dew 74 1 7 AY*. istenel44.. 44 1 61 Do. JAN Aeldlo SO A.. AM. A.244.1. 4 CAM/ 7.7 ft Semillinlk...-..1%. N gar 26 MA AIM B3 lo Da NM .... ... ...24. cr 1 A 6Mo/5a I; 1 A.A. Wm loPp.. .• . D. I Nom ..... .• •14 164. Awl lolmsfoldr. l. DIM 800m124 10 *Oluper ..' 66 , 1 D. Mob ll2. 13 4152...... ..... A ,14.12**46 AL IV 1 A eMne 116 17 'I 1 Da. Dm 10 4111 17' .Afar r. pm A De. J.tor; . 07 ,ro 1. 7 BaNi:pri.... ....11 2 :1 $ fet yr:-.0 Oil a 4 N. ClNNiee Mid* - ..• . 3 M. 1 Dbar i.. Port4 .. 4 Anon... . gy go 1 , A I* A. 4 sham U 11. as/ 4.4 14 D. gm 7 . , • rr.::=;.: 111 K 71 :NM &NUMMI» l4l 4 SO 0 44 . 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Irso II 44. 4 1152 AY /•••••-• .114 014. A Pref. 4 pot Coat * 1 Irrir e i ittboap ,i Th. t 0.... Doss. . Appshop.l4.7 Ip. 1112 4414 All• .. 1.1. par NT. 1152. 5M /2 3443.4 ID L Mo. /1143. io 44. 1 Ll 2, Crabby. Ot 652212:14 LWiat Mos 11171 " : ".. tn lak p 1 ,' I* Lomb. awl Dlsobas I I 7f 71 Itr Rork 6211141512•114 ..74 6 ' $ Ds. Nos P. lil h 34 ADM 4 41 h., 43. ... ... 336. 44 461. ! • A Adraime i itii ,10 • .10.. awar;l;;. I i ie .3 .11101411111. 6 : ' , 1. 1 . 4. 0 ... 1361 1 1 r.a . ! ri p ! I 1 1: D o :AAA* - in 7i. 1 Do. do. Ilign6._ p. al 116 D. S. 6 1 11.11316 3 4 6 . r 04 z.. 11 .. . 1 13• 3 =2. I . /haanaly= . . 14 a.. li maistarcra. * I*4. 7 u r . ..=.l " :r "474 " 1 " ""r. " 1 1, i 131 1 44. / 1 Do. 114. limr I Ds MY 64 Da. A 0.11. all 1 r717 4'. 4 ON imam .. SW •:' 2:1::::::211 a.: . i D. 101 , 6,11..•111.476 6 et 154242 lll 4 • I 0211•41,* CAIN. 16 IL 11 eMAM222B 4. 1 • 11 .M.1111013.. 6 6 • aul L7ms I De. 2.42041.11101.. 11 , . ....... 1 1 4. S ritehosivor ".. p Ii 161 " i F : 1.... 11. 24D.14. 11tru. 0: ** T121311 • .. . .... . 11, 1 14 I: 1115ma r...:1 74 1... 111 .... ••• fol 1 . 1 4 De. do 4 Wog Borlers TASHI, I 0.. 19 PH hit Amami. e .. Illatbmt. L 33,312. CU*. 1 , 2213•011:122e55e l3/1 II 1273 1271 1171 11 — I FT — '. !WY 224 3•411 M . PH MT se ES tif to L I Mom sal Ens* ISO ON 03 MO sa, .. kvlavesaMarmala2lo7 110 711 l 7011 111 U 702 T., - g.r. =il! : . : Tx ag $l7 MI lli SO 810 i t p 11<edseu s ir & .. ... OM sii U7 ai se s ii ~ VIM... ;VI. r unner/.. PA8.37. I U O O I .IIII/1113• 1 733, 1,..k. gad Masa, lON ; 19111kaa. ne . Pisli,l4l4; . 111, Ormette,l3l COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. BllGAR.—Blsivi.—There has been a better market this ark kr an duerlpelsaa at Br itiah plantation sugars which has GYMS rob at ia lefrevenest of la. per cwt. The .11m to alma MI ka iaada Ms market oontanues to be freely .uppli ft t. sertral by the different anicol. of the crop, is tpa Wild bar say eag aroolthsj a The arrivals have been—h e . lamaleß k vkassat, 171 .., I 2 tierces, and 2 brio mem • 161 at sumo Prom Demerara, in the Seism, 317 hh&l 127 IS dries. and 189 bele. sugar; 97 poneherass aaj Is rata rasa; 6 arks at mobster. From Triairlsd m the P 814 Whila. 10 tiettes agar. In the Fells; 498 hbds., G 5 tiersm7T4 leb. mfr. COTTON.—LrvitaPooL, JUNE 19. —The market ta.41 4 was eery firm, and sat. were 5,000 tole., 300 of which were pr i . ex 4S Prices ;—New Orleans, 61 to 7S ; Bowed opp r o " to ;I; eets, to hie ILsacsignam, Jean 19.—Perhaps one of the beat eiidenost of a decided Ice t in this market is the fact that men of hominess interested It min perceive a change, and are alined universally willing to admit It. An advance of about lid. on shirting, p ese s lug cloths, and of shoot id. per yard on heavy (lacerate', hp, p p . obtained—an advance sot oornreiensurste with the interlard ratty of cotton, ant: one leaving the manufacturer in a worse priapi c , rd .. Lively, se to rerouncratkm, than the rates current for the me and tas nnbctured articles three weeks back ; hot things wear • mach more useful aspect generally, and there is every inoi bitty that a farther me as. goods will be obtained, should the present feeling copeip pe. The firmness of producer., in this early stage of our traosidee to a better state of things, has doubtlow a tendency to check bonitos, bps so confidence gains ground, this la a difdculty which will ding". Some heavy purchase. of cloths , both Plato oh , ' printed, have hen made for the Attic in market. There are preen:cis of a better home trade, though little amendment can be said to have taken place s pe . In addition to the depression caused by the high price of food absorb, log that portion of the working peoples . wages which weals p i p, wise have been spent inmanufactures,a lOTIR and unusually proppopd winter had the effect of almost annihilating the little spring e m s s which, despite that drawback, might have been calculated on, and the country houses hove suffered to an extent not known for year,; bA the prospect of lower priced fond, move work for the people, and caber favourable circumstances, encourage a hope that they will not be s e • priced of what is called the fall trade," for which they arc study preparing, and on account of which room large speculations have hem entered into. The yarn market has not:been ;to active es the eked, but pries are firm. - - - WOOLLENS.—LEEDS, JUNE 19.—There was a bents attendance of merchants at our eloth•b.Ws this morning, and a , proved amount of business was dose, both In light tux" , pow. La d the heavier fabrics. 'Throe was slao ■ few lots of cia.dinse Sirpros o t. Previous rates were fully snatahans. BREAD.—The prices of wbnaten bread in the are from I Id. to I l id. ; of Iwo ..Mold ditto, 91d. to 100. per 41.64 MEAT.—NEWOATE AND LEADP.NHALL, J[Ni 19. x. Prime beef, mutton, and lamb nold firmly at full prices. la othm kind. of meat comparatively little Ina doing. Beef, from 3s. sd,,, sd ; Mutton, 3s. 10d. to 56. fdr. ; Lamb, to. 4d to fis. ; 1 4 . to Ss. ; Pork, 3s. 10d. to 54. Dock., le 9d. to 2.. 9d.; t„ q, ; aud Pigeon., 10d. to Is. 3.1. each ; Fonts, 3.. to hi, per maple ; Egg., Br. to 7.. fid..cr 100 ; Fresh Buttr, 10d. to o per k FISII.—BILLINOBOATI, JUNE 19 —A large nig g l y moot kinds of fliS wu ou oder, and the quotation. had a downing. tendency. lllDES.—Market llidcra, 5611 to 64115, 2W. to 211. per lb.; ditto, Glib. to 121 b., 3d. to 30.; ditto, 721 1 . to 60116, lit w M.; ditto, 8011. to 631 b., 4d. to 4141.; ditto, 881 E to 916,4/4 b ; ditto, 96116 to 1041 b., 31d. to 6d.; Calfsidne, nett, to. to 66 M.; horn hides, 136. ; Mauling% 10d. to le. 1d; Wen, b. to 2s. 6d. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-KmL ..,..,. PR penises. ave. Den ace ' .n. eta Dublin . . .0 0 itoilead . . 0 , 0 ladle via ti Menlo, aed Waterford • . t 1 Flanders . .1 . Wee . . 0 Xmas hitt Deaelibeden .0 I ?ream • . . I Sydr, NOW. 0a w i . ji.a . ds Omen & Jere. 00 Lien., Jane 16 1 0 Idesua, end 0 Brun . Jai, 01 Hamburg . . 0 0 Ilediterren .0, Halite:, 'use Mi. Oftavenran, Jrxx 20.—Arrived: Misaisappi, Baltimore; p" , v ydney; Amalie Laura, Dantrie ; Eagle, Gueras e y ; Coats s, metro; Vigilant, Dentate; Commodore, Heroine, Rigs ; Memel; Attwood, Rotterdam; Else Johanna, Leis;w lamb.,, Dupkirit; Thome, Stettin ; Sir R. Beaks Ostend; Matta Momoia• Columbus, Calcutta ; Rachael, Antwerp • Ammon, New Ohba ; James Craikshank, Jamaica; Harlequin, film, it. Th . boisb; Giraffe, Rotterdam; Haslet, Denmark; A = Straind; goo film, Daniel, ; Treue. Memel; Seven, Alex. Campbell, Dimbile; /boa. Huithen, Port Philip; Norman, Baltimore; Jame BMW Wodel; Hawk, Dantgic ; Gertrude Elide, F.atden; Donative, Min. burg; Emelie, Dantaic ; Venus, Diana, Eastern Predrii lia11:1! Hetculen, Purser ; Christine Charlotte , Denma rk; Tim, D e beet, Dominica; Meeting, Cephalonie; Clyde, Splendid, Int berg; Devon's, Lisbon; Rapid, Magnet. Ilmilegeo ; Imams Da. mark; Active, 1 lucre ; Trade, Philadelphia; bale, Mama; Jane babel* Newfoundland; Jobe, Letters; hilia cub; b Tagitaferro, Alexandria; Pomona. Cairngorm, panels Pima& &rhos; Carmen, Ravenna; Glory, liennbUrf; 11111•111 hires Mopradore: Triune, Merovl; Bee, !Tambour; Weeds, theldt; Fame, Pillan ; See, Memel: Plentaganet, kleseedrig, a n Honduras. Wiled: liscly M.Naghten, Addeddr; Ms, Princess Royal, Hamburg; Triton, Oatesd ; W • York; Veber, Calcutta; Agincourt, Sydney; N. A. Cape Coast; Luke of Wellington, Bombay; Avon, Halths; Ikey, Stettin; Lord Strangford, Hamburg; Rainbow, Rotterdam; lidgf Liverpool, Cobb;as City of Boulogne, Boukidndi Aniverrli. Ali. weep; Beerier, Rotterdam; James Watt, Hen.; CM, Deccan; Tigris, Odessa; Dale Park, Petersburg; Pectin* Ilsies; law, Harlingen; New Dein; New Diep; City of Rottman% reeds; Meek River Packet, laxness; Tropic, Bartsdocie LeksecoL JUNE 19.—Arrived . Levi., Mod; 046.11111 b; Sandbula, Demerara; latikaa, Rio Jalaideo sal bids MBA. ship, New York; Pilot, Sums; Mary Tureen, ; UN Neal, Marseilles; filimemsa. New Orleans; Geed" Wog. The Bona Des, that aretval he. an the 17th f at, lin !WON Wag, pared a large ship, on lits, May 111, lin VI, km.41,1111* ha Ur me, was supposed to be Wes with grain and ethos. Elie di. appeared tarty the following ntonimg, in a adUall. Raves—Tie brig Harm, at libuth Shield., R. H. MEW BMA laden with loose, and bead him Odes% to Carla. ma nibs M inst., at Zero., run dowses W. ilt. 41, 16 W., in • M. veKkgtho of Fanny, Othegow, bayed he Damen. at ark dose lob& diately, oar * e 'acrid.' sine loft bet, amp As Weal crew, who bid bwift tins W nye Ibmilties Is the bast Me* been takes as boar/ the Fres& trig Olabzits bowl* reached that port on the 17th data sianth, w d, de WNW and relieved by her Majesty's coml, verb by his ladle OIEWILAND SEAL FISWIZT.--LIMVXII. him 14.—Tbi IL Sow arrived bare from Oreenthad vette 6,000 se* reports his hilsehgle the 14th et. :—The Anne, of Hull, with gm s Falb, 416110111 5,260 nti., of Hall, with 9,200; Swale% el IPA Wili Miry esift and Elisteth, of Hall, with 4,430; Relis i blegahead.withhdl; Commerce, ce Peterhead, with 4,00; of Pitabod, WI 6,000; North of Scotland, of Pete/Wad. 6,0111 i Peterhead, with 3,200; Hamilton Rem. of Pelwthed, MR 17thon, of Petsheed, with 9.000 ; Bwpribir, of Poluebne, IR Fairy, of Peterhead, with 6,000 ; Ilimalbal, at POilisail, elk , Enterprise, of Peterhead, with 6,000 ; Plesninge, of Madam la 1,900. [AdTertiBeMent.] —ALL HUTT, SLREPT, Nom, AND APOIPLILTIC OVIIPTOO MIXIII.LAITLT IMMOVICID IT &LIMA lass.—Thiss Is Ass INA &a pt to la ssureisid Itsa slake et psolpis ar =t . alobswirif Se tampbs =sr Or IlsA fir. Soh a d alsle fasdi ems= t emi obi Ilkm, !I S . a ambasirsiss a mat bast le re* la Ills Mk& • VW •• • 0 . sos. as& a famed should is lest la Was a try sliaw Mall Orbs allslaulal t T whisk se diresstay dam lbelsolus. sisassds. lids .at spas llis lbw sal Ober ma to roams essiblet le pr• pedly.—llda at Palms Bashillimsat 544, ftand, lase; sad by ba mail thboupsab the elvilired world. BIRTHS. BARBZIL-are If. at Newport, the wile of B. S. isiOsh W. aL,ele doeskin. BRNILLY te, a Brallachetreet, Haffillefran*P 44 e , W. of a haw. Slt are ts, cm.e...ae, nano." the am " b ' of a wt. CARPI SLL.-Jewe 0, at Theetwalts, Anskire, the Wl* at 4 1 . a. Ce oo4 Bow, fe eon. maw wt.-J..11.m the Rectory, Worklartea, the Mk** , I .‘ 11 * Genetic of • 0.010 W. DALIN:Ws-Jam 17, at Stamm* LedscLown Tehe Hill, 10 . 1 • i hala of a sea. FRIBLORN.-Jete 14, at Beath None, laverness thin, the .a la a lireelalne, Raw.. et • Dow. RAIIRRILIT.-Jose IC at Haorkey,Oefortehlre,the Id* OIL Rind/ , Tal., of a *ow MILDRED -Jena 17, at Woodford, Yr. H. leldred. of a ... c r. OUTS -Jas. 14, of the Theron, Heillegly, the with li the • Lae'. of a wow. to PARKoNII.-Jewe 17, at Bridgwater, the wife of J. Tann, lM M e SILITIL-Jeso 17, at Belton, the wile of Capt. W. 4 . 60 . 06 We miler. STRWART.-Jehe 14, at Dublin, the wife of I. T. H. Siena, Itl , d dteetnee. SWZRTLaND..-talit If, the wife of the Rev P. T. Weeniest, dew • one. TAYLOR.-Jeas 14, at Nen% Stan* the wife*, the Rev. IL IL Told, Mee of H =mashy, Yerkoldre, of a asnehin. 100 z R.-.lmao 14, at the Tiaorage,Payhentatry, the Idle Ode 100 Lx Tone. of a pea. t y wile of M WTHROW.-Seee IC at St. Peers Pananae, NewPer4 Lee, H. Wybrow, of a slaaghter. ILULILIAOII4. oorato-m01yJt..4... 17, u LteiwoL br the Late.. A Id. Ltd. Boylan. &leo wee of T L Choori. Ito, ao lease Iheacee, °sly laminar of W. new, M.. of . Neria 1 114.• lease OIiCrTILIPRII... WILSON -lase IC at DOI*. hy Bee• Ll. "' II tee . - BlBekllattr.t.M. to Wu, way WOW 00 00 Wirt, . solielter. =TUTOR 11111014.--Jewe IC at Both. In the Rev. C La** wick. d WO eke! 41 dledie .l... iehlhue et the late ler . le . Ban Of Is Setae. tocood &MOM 00 & O. it of el de Tfix-ALIZN.-4ne 17. st iftb. orwrst., Z. J. .14, WPM - Aihk* * .e.• 10 h. • •IlealtObwallswereot. Sone Neinagewt it&TORINOTON-STIIW•err.-Swee IT, at Br. AWNS* Not Chink the In. Me. Dna, 0. L. Hanienteet. ildhl to ef 110 " 0 " . J. twpda of Borah to NW I. itewan, Temidd tel d Nei.. of Renate part. RAILISTON-RafiLli-leao 11, at Clißee, Cest /I. a Zen&A. Sd.. • • Ilthi ef the Rev. J. itaglee, et aim 2 ,. t MADDItIe ...ages 14, at Iseolotenr, Doom 17 am ilao&c ...f u eufaL resom " Beft4 ., D su ., tot s •t a... 76.. T a t 4 s o, Mig" m odor, l : -4MM llione .oo oe:oemo gezr...= -4 ....looon tl" ,se allmaiga .. uso w iTr et. llottor. P. Or ur. Ire.ftim. by the Loo. 711 IndillOOM•Oo of or 1....1.150. WOO Ode. U.S. 001. AYBoS.OafY nom WRITINTAID-lIIMIT -Ono ITA, A =. a . .. W * l = WhllShoett. MST-S ir, of Mita Roy. lowenliteh * wage Ye Z. Dooley. loh. 40111. 11 ! PS rale@ 17,at 11.011Aet BIM IT ~,,,Oor W. NOW. Ihe am T. ITikoneth. need hilwian" "po & of The PtlOq.rwrobatfoe, to Mow Toomoot eoloOttio of 1101 =ATM eAMeL ADAM...Poo 11, og hi. 1 1 / 1 N0, 1 4. 110 d °P. fete, Ow oleos& *w Westo& 78. CaIThELL.-Jestw 17,8 MOM Ist. diallth*T4PWL* o CONN JILL-4e. 17, at Olotrini, oleo a %Of Mew nth OOtutL 000141111.-4 she 10, at lendempiew.46.llo7o•4olo•Blol" L DONSFORD.-Jaa• 17, at ... Um, SWUM MIND Dsreard, ILD . octltriac-J••• et= irkamasmag", Os wo J. Soak Modena eilaletee, MIN Oh. OR.ERN.-JOOO at amdielusio. iamb. *My at I. Iwo g* tote of et Zolnee, Itedfa4 waft ha osurrrrms.-m. 10, .3 . UP , I L illi room• chaptota lw the RN., osell Men of mg linhoesio. woothlre. LYNCH .-lose 17, at Porte. Y. Lywelt, Bee , end (MILL-1w It, to artfildooll. a &-d..." wooollt oTIIIIIIIT,Atay ot Plooltee, OS. Ribber*. Isle lee 43.M0 Oka ea of the tato Om &Mho 1, of Netsereoll SOO Olaidis, Mt KM Or MO Mtvea atlottl , , •.• - Ittnettempbte. TOMPLI.—Jue 7, at Oftstas,te, Iltrlteettead., air O. T. Tmallell ;;fi r If a Theleam. Meet yta oN.—Jut 16. et Teetenk. W. L. Thenttiees, lq Ttliteee m im aip o grilebl er : wa ft tur . A.a.ag e, t J e to uni. .., of , IA et Mem ameneeas sad Svelte L1ML014•1 2 . 1 . vnaeri," wait W7 Loid,m, Cowry el litifAer.." ll"' Inn 141147, II -U 41 0, • mi • ai ia tsi •• ITN som am F G ell tie Der par, 1 ego Lim At APP MIN • UM %a t c .1i 1 1 • a r . i I C ;~ 9 ( !.. it 1 tri It% an Iri bid !111 a.