The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-12 00:00:00

Issidad a "He !spied, "file is twelve minutes bikes the " mail." ellediag to his wends. I said " When la H. Is my pocket." I tol hue to gleoPier watch ?" me , H mid, drinaited on his taking his wail:t imed off ids seek ad said, ". Now Foal,. you m • Ofiethfter renal ia , my cuseody. ' He said, ' Very well, ti ale my !yes WO" I lead, "I don't know, I ha n t ▪ fig d, "Well , If no lives are lost, you may trar me mimeo es you like—ered as out of the country at once. It bk.* what I want." I said, " Whatever your feelings ere, Fury, lump them to mural" I eked him whether after • te at had passed through the siding, he bad shown any ' signet se the guard. He mid " No, it would have been of no use." I then walked with him towards the station, and jUlt OR paring the tens of the accident, he said, I thought it bailees • geodstrels,hr the lights deceived me." I knew that amid est In the one, and I said, " That i. second thoughts." He mats so reply, and I then gave him into custody to Foliewesestable Maniford. I then went and looked at the seable and at the mouth sad of the platform, with which I sompeed Fossey's watch. I found it was four minutes larlifit thin the station clock, which was exactly 15 minutes after 11. I then went to assist taking the Livercl mad tate the Medea. I considered Fossey competent to ' duty. He made &mistake at the same place while on duty on the Monday previonaly. The Down Excursion Train arrived about a es uarter to 9 at night, on its way to Liverpool, and be maned that twin into the siding. The siding was clear, std the Nameable at the Wolverton end of the siding tamed the exam ion train out again on to the main lime. Feesey's excuse was, he had forgotten the excursion train, and he was fined one shilling. By a juror : Only one man had charge of the two signal posts at the bridge. At the time of this occurrence on Baturdey last Fosse, was not aware that he had been re ported and fined.—Tbe Coroner It is • very extraordinary thing that you should report and floe a man without letting him know —Witness I generally do so when I pay the men. I received the order to fine him on Friday. The pay of Feeley is 18s. per week. A man is on duty twelve hours at a time. Fosse; went on duty on Saturday night at half past six, and lie would have gone off at hal.past six the following morning. —By Foseey's solicitor : The cha meter of Feeley is that of a very sober good man. When I reached Pewee the York train had stopped. His conduct on Satuiday eight last almost amounted to recklessness. lam sure I have not made any mistake as to what Franey said, although he might have been agitated at the time. Then was no luggage train due on Saturday night within half an hour of the mail train.—By the coroner If a train were to get into the siding, and the points were left to themselves, and supposing there was nothing to obstruct it, the train would run either into Pick ford's warehouse or on to the main line. Mr. Blatt, the station-muter of Wolverton, said, the points were always kept set to the main line, and a train en tering the siding at the Blue-bridge would come out again on to the main line at the Wolverton station. The superintendent of police of the whole line stated that a light on coal waggons sa a siding would be an impedi ment to the working of the line. especially a red light, as every Unit% would be stopping. I cannot account for Fossey imagining that the train on Saturday night last was • lug pge train. Capt. Breyer.s explained the nature and signification of the different lights,and added that it is impossible to make mistake between a lagere train and a pateengertratle. Mr. Bedford produced the lamp used by Foray, On policeman, which exhibited, by means of slides, a green, red, and white light. Mr. James Edward M'Connell, superintendent of the locomotive department, stated that it would be • very great ' &Laid risliois if some means could be adopted for • better system of signalling the guards, or giving warning of danger, but altoough every attempt has been made by the most eminent engineers in the country, it ha. failed or been abandoned. It is a point to be determined that two breaks are too few fur one train. Fourteen wheels were completely' lock. d at the time of the collision, with !ill wheels running the reverse way. There could be no doubt, however, but more breaks would have caused the stopping of the train mow. A Juror: I should wish to know how the first four carriages should escape uninjured, whilst those in the fifth were se dreadfully crushed.—Mr. M'Connell : There are various points for consideration. There is no doubt that the four teen carriages having the momentum checked, although going at the rate of 10 miles ae hour, was quite sufficient to take up the carriage in the manner it wee —By the Coroner: I thick it would be very desirable to place all the heavy car riages in ruin% if a collision was to take place—But what would be the result if the collision was to take place behind ? —Mr. M'Connell I to express my admiration of the courage of the stoker and engine driver, in Wee turned into a cutting on a dark night, and making no attempt to save their lives by jumping off the engine. James Finden, one of the passenger :u the train, who appeared seriously injured, was next called; hut beyond proving that he we , in the carriage with the deceased per eons, his evidence was cf no importance. He said he had received every attentien from the company since the accident. Mr. Frederick Parker, superintendent of repairs of engines. and earriares at the Wolverton station, deposed to the injury done to th e carriage by the accident ; and also that from what he saw the fifth carriage had pared under the fourth carriage, the passengers being all driven into the last com partment of st. The foreman of the jury paid a high coin photent to Mr. Parker for his conduct on the night of the fetal occurrence, in risking his own life in rescuing the per sons injured from the canape Thomas Ogden, police-constable : I saw Fosse,- directly after the strident, and was there before Inspector Smith. I asked him if he lied the reel light on to step the York train, raid he said he had. I said then was • pitch into the geode' train, and he said "is there ?" He said no more, and sat down under the bridge, and I went away. Captain Bruyeres, at the request of the coroner, here en tend into a lengthened explanation of the r. ason so mode rate a fine as 1,. was ed upon Fossey fir turning the areursioo train into the siding. It wassolelyon accountahis previous good character, and being reported for the first time. There was another thing in his favour, the train itself was coming into the station at the slowest possible rate, and ha might have supposed that there was • passenger train fol lowing it, and that the engine-driver wished to go into the siding for safety, and it was thought that the fine and the d would make a great impression on the man's Price, • juror : But &wording to the evident* of Mr. Inenector Smith it appears the reprimand has set ham given. Mr. Bruyeres: Yes, I heard of ' it kr the first time this day.. When a NM is reprimanded it should be communicated to him at once and I shell feel it my duty to call the attention of dui emenitles at their sent meeting to the fact of it nut having loss dene.—Mr. Fries: I all your attention to it became it dose appear to the jury and to the public that the fining of a nee for neglect of duty is treated by those who ought to reprimand him with levity_ end indifference. In answer to vestiges teem the jury, Mr. Brumes said that be had never indeed my absence of mind about Nosey. If it bad been a possenger train he had turned bite a siding on the Ant cateashe he would have beset kamestly dismissed —Mr . Pram Daft yes think the thee them who may happen . to trawl is on eamnisa leek as valuable as those in a peassagee trek ?—lit. Rearm I do ; but on the patent semen there was every ay for him, in comequence of the train oaths in so slowly.—Mr. Price - hoped that the penes whose dot it was to reprimand Fussy mead be reamed frees his eition; fee if the reprinased lad ham gives. or the men diseinesed, he should net have hem hen dais dg.—Mr. Nevem was the ezemised at emilmaide kink as le Melnik of einunsakedni • heesesed the vire end the Xr. • nesodisned a poet meny —flat hod been t ide b ir ; • sr lad etnewasel so well se au system. —A wee dun if t ire hey had a goer= every carriage, all of dle= it bo eigesd. tuilways, who attended ley earn of the ffiernmeg=7, in seam to the jury mid *OM be in points, end, Ikea the ap *soy yam print. They They me stakining, sad always bile fkli km auk ilk. Makes they Me tokens', they mast • v lame. These seek are laded heing-points, in immoveara of the bake 'ennisti into them at She M. Where there 'is ion traffic, I should 1 smonmood the ditemikeanseof kw points ; but where Moro is a large balk as el alb Hoe, it must be otm. Mama is u eve_ gendine. I km& however, called the alteeties eke tad& of thionevny to it, and shall, to the newt I make to the eamanimimee of railways, do the same. Mk real to have the mreepet breaks on the tender suilleism to stop any teer _het when it has • nthe Wad it, the momenta Migeraft prevents its trap- • prig it. I it hos be.. the einem to place • pad's broth • skeet ahem from the engine tad • ther et the end of the train ; end this I brink Maid ke oesident. The tender had all the wheels looks& • umiak emend esniep the link down. The last van bed she He breakdown ; but that was not of sufficient power to sip timi asematum of Ike carriages between that and the Mime break, sad, as the weakest always goes to the wall, the meekest or lightest loaded of the carriages was broken up. 46 pliant cloths, by means of plane and sectiens, showed the whole bearing of the case. At nine o'clock the inquest was adjourned. _ ELECTION INTELLI4 E.LLIGENCE. Essex, No•TS.—On Wednesday, Mr. nohow , tag am& date in place of Mr. C. 0. addremsed tae telltale at Braintree. The town was ales with Me inarats. lion that Mr. Onley had in mss squenee of Mame, sad that Major Beresford, ono of the present members for Harwich, would be offered in his pleas es the amend conser ved.* caadidaeo, in conjunction with Mr John Tyrell. Essa=,Bous t.—Arreeqquisitionatnuousßarrett Lenard, Esq.. to beams, a eandidat. for this divides of the county at the monies elesden, b stated to be la somas of signature. LIIIIIOIOLIIIIII2I Reetieg of the inituentiol agrioninebla wbo attend Ommibarn maritst was held on Ileltdmispialt, for ememilmehe the matte of the repimmeetatioo of delft Linsaboblves, am It im likely to be elected b 7 the reelmemet of C. Tllllll.Note. It was stated that Lord Iberrisky mead be • tiondblale to supply the vacancy ; but It was die amiss@ whh that, hi pretenses, the Marquis of Ormsby sbeeld be solkdted acme lanyard and a no. =I bat Ina memorial to the Marquis of Exeter was representiag Mat the wbaidlsei memeddetod his son, Lord Burghley, tor sot Inexploienesd a man to repromon a imp erne . eiltoar documents, it was mated, would be missed ib smiket towns of the Morwry. Limme.—esterday a with" of them eteathems of the • Liber siat a o l Linty ia salsom e o the f mi of Leak favourable to the Oter held at the Reborn • =esise Olikee, to enddime . e . ept to be taken with Mr. Alderman ”Mtappymeldolg aboultid del it mei mlittitt asst of the mem ' aeriefee ems Mr. Aldam, their present listalleas in be wan not nowilliog to renew fie oar o f beesagh if there was a rearm:- ebb would bs acceptable to a majority *Om expressed their views, and .7 t • i azu • . . the oreel o .:iaa opinion swissal Is be that It was moo c t s . :.rode the torment mita*s laembers druid be eler'.. e d ii preference to Mr. 13niwipkw! . ..! Wrens *pinions up mug points mad* hies as repreantatie4, It wr eventually eves* that Se modes /Melt bo adjonesed Wettattaiay west, witlat In theoemitimas oemswohredes Aosta be meet be DLL Mon of the /lowa al the wienefri. and to ask lie *ohs ow mob& potato. 0/10113.—A oteriwposiol eon "It is amatie l t removed ben IMO Corieroll will withdraw as a date Dr rho tegmeotedlos et the University, and that be will ollir Nowell' the Liverpool. where, it is said, his chases of saucer it be pester &mot Oisleni." CoLcitworsa.—Prose the tilkowfwA extract of a letter to W. B. arruer. is tk . l o . l Dlr. D. W. Harvey, It will be sees that lisat C I IIS wet idea to become a eawii dabs he th . :Notsatalwei of thle Wen*: hare whit =dem am en Mune pissed In sty heeds bist owl* the simiume vibe have badly taerted gess. melees liameltne if the omilloset body is this borough at Ihe hislog dogma ; tt hesomos lay duty Ito dottffire thst ihdisto lower/ a toodigsts ler the boom of beta we of your rtgoossesagesa PROVINCIAL. THE TRIPLY MIIIIDIR AT MIRTIELD.-011 Thursday last the inquest on the bodies of Mr. Wraith, his wi e, and servant, murdered at Mirtleld, was resumed. The addi tional evidence adduced, though new to the jury, was not new to the public; it was a repetition of that given before the magistrates at Dewsbury on Saturday last. The jury pronounced their unaoismois verdict to be that of " Wilful murder against Michael All'Ciihe and Patrick Reid." 0011.2(11ALL . . Moan FOOD RIOTIL—Tne mums of this district. follow ing the example of these in the oast and west of the county, cearedeto lindruth en Friday macesktm la number., with their trim, ethemediai 7,000. The Inhab it ants became abroad, the market vim ceded. the shops and public hostas yen deed, sad balms yr entirely at a stand still. The megkaraise esd MilnentiM gentlemen of the neigh bourhood aleemlied. Them gentlemen addressed the men on the ilk alai impropriety of breaking the peace, at the *NM aesenng them that immediate measures Amid be adopted for their relief. The men, bow ever, were deaf to the en treatioe of those who addressed them, awl presssial MD commit many acts of violence by seising meetamisagetellin. The disturbance at length became so FINIS Sb *especial constables were unable to act egainat &emend, and the magistrates called on the military, a de tainment of the bth Fusiliers and Capt., M'Doumffi's com pel of veterans, which had arrived from k almorath in the morning. The riot sit was reed, and the mom energetic measures adopted to preen* the peen. Fortunately no lives were sacrificed, but several of the magistrates and con stables were very roughly treated, and received some severe bruises, many of the mob being armed with bludgeons. A company of the 6th Fee liers and a detachment of artillery were despatched from Plymouth to the scene of the riot. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. cemlig,Kr:ll:l , irer;;, tam wiz. I Know wee eleated • eirler et (Wane Mini, ea the Dem. Ida derr Wm. The tereney at Mr. Meth lbarlstlem will set be alled millarat !he Itev. lessity. KA, whir =dealer • Wereeder bee leen ~NI • Yaw et thij s ei ._._ egetT l a• arr. ablireKdb7 tuba mu OW up bplhedelle• et Kr. O. Mdegwa,wisreeowe7= ' . ltioeoerlllllraalene 1011114131•11111116 prenter• tat be Willy ettreetlta l rg derwleg prepamme lbe eerktee sebeWeito allow Itaaarrew eeeeles, the Vilma, Amain, 1111•1 gaiety wilier. I=mlimlbsessi emort the beal dila, Moe. Oa Smedley elves ell be hi erbedral wins ls the impels of Kew Mem MIK Ohm* sod Thepeeta .1s the Krim,, th e m lusl eremends la MR Mere boa wok. Oa aarint man MR Marys tbureb le di et 12= keret the eh* biessay. he the etterres, i &aealhiselbelleml Kee TM hip Kew la die buudibil gesev elf Ks Is the wafts Or erteeelo at "KM be piehelaed Capp Mi. Oa Kelm day, Ihe tbeedebr.the et lboolere awl bendeleiro, be hides Is the Tbe2lnt,wboa Se meal tedletlaus ad tbe owlet plot eat awe will tale yiee. At twe Wadi. there win be • at the Tatra Kali, kr the pawn et elan the funds tar tokatal biaboydr, at willeb the Bishop el °Laird Csmattnisn.Juiss 11.—At a osegeesssion held this sseening the b4 sisisses were isseherse : —Demur la Divinely Ihr reyel mess date) : Rev. Philped. Maar at IL 0:10~m.W mid Mee. Chanoslior et the Usivernity. Denton in Yadl lta: D. W. Osborn, C. J. lisre, Oenvills std Odes issimites in Divinity : J. Lawn, 11. A. Rye, QinieNik W. N. (has (Fellow), O. Martin, Bt. John's. Illehise noffidne C. D. Wales, H. Peeves ; A. W. Itarrlay, IX IL Lot" Gamins ma Coins. Itsalwas Of...arts: A. D. Prom UW. • At the mum ovemettliv the Mmaelttel_= . 7. *Minted leeleesesihr par essubag : : Rat. F. W. =IL /AWL Thlbswealyt Nes. J. Made. Sidney Busses : Der. 1 1 llbmes. Le/a: is,. W. 11. Parr, a. CallAtil. At the woe mopmetaito Ibe gram inserted I n Umnia's Erpros prod the stimata mem reason Pam, for the best treesYllen at • t sessile trona ha been awake to G. J. Oilloxf imam or •ff . Artbit amid bumtdeth fight," W wait "All w= wlthmat elbat..—iwitry V., met sosne losisivse or Illaavam—La alablta earllt o Pia la ONsalldtdiaiba . La awl it IL ma s Nati s valassa i =os of Natalia Itamaa aball pay la Ile cal W ti tan .1 a i t i di a appooloy ttala a aim ratan lbw mad Wawa 811 4,01., datinalmal by u. aamialiman l aw n " iallaila Is La shear amen tberaat.* TM war sir abalbass IU revillisr and Try& Imbileakaa la IL avas Lam ea Tau asaaaaacar to Illoavasa bit larablbabaaa IL lab briaat, by Lint tbas la O. =La dam& d Walter lLia raitlaa et la agar *ad mat .. Erarr.—reinNgray., db. ItySM. with ralliant; palm. Tata W.. Om i Mat ay data at let J. Stibtaa*. Paorsaarn.—Yor. IL Am lo Oa Orafrlaa dbbiat at It. im am 111611 cat: ; astral, St Lt. T. Dale. I NAVAL. Amassers; Java ll.—Arammnxra—lJa.at IL D. Isom to Ele. Tama. Sur R. Jameson to Ilia Jame Band Nader C. Barry is Ike. loabwdr R. idasiay MIL Itlased. Mssiesaltr Sapson.—Prsas Lad Night* Odlted—Ltata "kolas Gad lido la ilia Maid Ilarrin, w klas. is dart IS, =rad as sonardia sat arleasd Oarldate• or tar Ills Orr apart talk addkad, mar tio Bev kaisslaimal Id ea Baud arra& : Mareati.-11. J. Ores, La dna arklastaasZ an Oriedmak, lam b:6ll thalas OA Ind lawarela • W. A. la= Or ...4.1. *. .." sm. IL Laid; .J. Iberpra; IL & I lia kavasd.rerioi Mad Id. Laid • Lrt, erinsfildis4 ;IL J.. Walk, A uf f . aalsal W. Darslark la. Part aberad, Lhapool; . W Irk Lade ar Claara. Waaaner; .IL Pat, SA = 4l. Dinka; J. ailikass tad, Dry lardas •W. ar ,..__; T. P. Tagiar.4 . Aanallwfdlartas; J.Joloion. 100 ; &T. Laskl, PWaddle, Lades ; C.T.Darskaa Jaer Sada, i tr a rel l ated a =rdatt i r T. rald.ar2 Lads ; la rakkilireus: dald &Ora* lat, —; 0. Atka& Id, lbw. laas ; W. Jam tad. Iddraiss ; P. la. arid , Imam • Et. Wa, la Gard Omani= d. WA" Laden ; B. rms.% SA ledisa; J. Mad, led. Yuba' Loam 11. It tml, iiik ia. I. Kenn 44 Casaba 1611. laadas C. & N Maw, sear borough W. Tina. Sal Adams, la, Medway, laddaa; J. Oslaras. la, /am Each; 4 1 1rItutty, la, Pada' law% Maar ay. Z. lierenal. frajand Back Great. 1ami1aa , 641 16.. 11115. ft {, Mary timakic; B. 1 , 11 lad, baba; J. sera , 4 Ilast Dalor a iiihLariaa; A. %Wm& lal, Wivarpai; 11. Ord, , liargadi W. Rear, 2ad, atarts ...... aLd J. la, Orseassk; O ,_ od, Niresks. P. = i t: .T. att.llll . 7es, Uri; W. A Hamalle; J.lllll, Neweak Z. 0. T. id, Smsdaa. per V. Lair, lad, dr Wart larks; IL lotarls. led. Severn, od lar l d Wi g. oe. let, Leaks; W. IL Mama, let, a. • . aa. Zid Dada ;J. A. Destrol.Zalad. arks; T. IL MAIM W. Tialeast Sm. am astas—J. C. fin Id alms aaalamar. Marko& Lim , e_LT. B. Ma. Iddraa, lartas . ja W. ate lea Lcadca ;I. .O. Irks, /NA —„..- iaddr=irl, liessifiery. laid; W.T.I tai ll 4Vira, Ladino. MILITARY. lLta=za i —XLimplaiss hie = bid Webs Mb 40 Übe ity l V i rd bid resoned monks kr 0•410114.* kiN/07. PI/d/WAdh bid bedlam ebb Mr, Cblarler, pered mod tbi Wm. G eig? rend b =ilk Us Orsbalbab b NOW& nab, as Ibt MIN bars the Dee. ?Lab) Entaltatitec COVET 01' QUEEN'S BENCH. Tii QUERN V. SAUNDIII9.-LEAVE FOR FILING A CRIMINAL INFOEMATION AGAINST A MAGISTRATE rose ACTS DONE At SG= WILL NOT HE GRANTED, EXCEPT ON AFFIDAVITS THAT SHOW NECESSARILY, OR CONTAIN • STATEMENT 01 A BONA FIDE AIRLINE, THAT HE ACTED rims conaurr Martrso.—A rule aid for a criminal in , foemidon impr E e z magistrate of the county of Caermarthen , thoma• on ad davits which suggested that he homed a warrant for apprehending the pro secute* on a=rsse am* spinet the game awe ; hed Idea fkr trial • had improperly refused to c. ra fist lab • and had improperly canoed him tit Mdoininili plow . The principal fame set forth, in L eilbilalio—that did not state the belief of the talk. , p remodem of the magistrate—as bear ing sit the wo, that he had issued his warrant at the ineignee jportenal Mend of his own, and one front e Z whoa be had a present of • turbot, for the appro bation of the pre aids _ahlamegli the latter resided at a disburse, add& iniefater inairlet eat County, sad near to a thatuteri a redone was to le la the next day ; Aieoldonee • mere eabpillan that the prosecu tor 416' *bk . to ' 6ammM an Whom *shun the glum laws scatewleure; and /se bedtime eamonitted fbr an actual offence aphid *GM at a piss amain ; that the magistrate had rat sad 101 l en the mead that he thought the prosecutor • roterared er an mmegm4 convict ; and th at he had demanded an eltesedvi oft SWIM amount of recOgnisances of the bail, sad ha r d mdmveared to deter them prosecutor. by saying that it would sent s jl i tc:ll to b the Q.C.. e1l and Mr. Peacock, shoved cause end reed M a dre wiles dented Cary. tomtit motive ; ex plained thi' sas ata turbot ; t the Fent of the warrant es Qs theta *fob iosidlag aear the proattetat ono to beam lardeatly dismal to him ; alkali Hefts oron., timdand ea MB was not potodnel- Ws peons ; amilminied the preened "Mel had been Awed to mat Awe :sane, to Mla in telloddit %IL=on whom Mb dolbadeat had ammo in the imam eammittee of the Caermar, thanddela magistrates. Tkoy metioded that. Ohm atldstries en showed the ddiadeam Mikan nothing that . celled for the applimalme of Mei warp Prayed for i and that the griZ hod eat sodded = to reostre the aid whiit ii e Ike. im mpg* of his ap *Ma • which the soon would n=bder I mem% moths, nor stated this bosh Me belief of dor persinter Massif tat the de fendant had sated frammommt maims. Mr. Padua, err beard at great length in support of the role, and after commenting on the affidavits on either side, waisted that it was the duty of e magistrate who has to take • EVENING, JUNE 12, 1847. MONEY MARKET. NIDAY EVENING. ---• , xi sal • las DI Proprlstos . 0011101 ‘1401,100 1,017,10.1 r•iii•Dersellotimomme eg=w= o rt=o.Amensul 7.770.100 I MOMS 141010.40/10100 0 r 7 . 01.010 4131.11110,600 .T• 1• 10.111 T. 11101.11N0111 AND PLRIII, Jolts 10. erblehthe Wee was wasslowbag, authority on the PUS . 1 delbet==te he lei T he jury, by Oar ea. weelr,,,, elel wet NV um three wee Ile mi nd fo t lia s yr i ng tlistlibey be* boa otooded omen; to any other Weds doe. Wes the les glebe ease, Os learned judge had waled esereoly; teed kbe seen seal test de otherwise than moor she the Olheedse whit bed bees drawn between an ordi nary loft pertoenhip and • twining concern. In the for mer, tire ware supposed to be equal ; whereas, in the larks owe pares" night be invested with powers which aeowliteet mmodssil by any of the others. It, however, disebtallly aygsmei UM the amount at the laintiffs' bank lead b b e anepee& by labiseon; and that the p defendants, so far 4ar ddeshtr mihe^tyTo raise money, were totally iissreet rade proreedinp. On the whole, they were of °pillion that there ought not to co a new trial either on the growaslof misdirection or of the verdict being against the weight of evidence.—Rule discharged. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Before Mt Comenbakeer Shepherd. LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY COMPANY.-Mr. Ashurst applied to his honour, in the above ease, to issue a warrant to compel Mr. Weiss, of the Strand, surgical Buten meat maker, who had the books of the above-named company in his possession, to produce them. They were formerly in the custody of the attorney to Mr. Weise, both of whom had keen summoned to attend this court upon a former occasion, but had not done so. A second summons, however, had been served upon the attorney, and tines that period Mr. Weiss had obtained the books and papers from his attorney, and had gone away. Several applications had been made for them, but upon each occasion the servant girl stated that he had gone out —Mr. Commissioner Shepherd laic' that it seemed Mr. Weiss was at Brighton, and he might have gone than for pleasure, without any intention of keeping " o ut of the wa y ." Further, it bad not been shown that the summons was served upon him. Ile was not aware how the warrant could be signed. Was the servant-girl present, to state whe ther she gave the summons to her matter or mistress ?. Mr. Ashuret replied that she was not, and she had stated that she was to take in no papers whatever.—Mr. Commis sioner Shepherd could not issue a warrant at present against Mr. Weiss, but would do so for the examination of the servant. POLICE. WirreltrinT. BOWSTREET.—Tits COPYRIGHT Wyld, the map publisher and engraver of Charing-moss, appeared upon a summons taken out at the instance of the trustees of the British Museum, charging him with having neglected to scot' to that institution a cop) of the Popular Atlas," Nos I and 2, a " Railway Map of Great Britain," and a " Mop of the several projected Railways in Ireland," within one month after their publieation.—Mr. J. Knight, in the service of the trustees of the British Museum, proved that previous to the adjournment of the summons the maps had not be, n delivered at that institution. but hail been sent there since. —Mr. G. Harding produced the authority of the trustees, under their sign-manual, tor the present proceedings.—Mr. Wyld, in reply, said he did not oppose the legal right of the trustees, but he must say that he bad always acted with the greatest liberality, and should continue to do so. He did not think the trustee, had acted with courtesy towards him. He should have sent them copies of the publications, but there were some errors in the statistical accounts, and he did not suppose the trustees would require an incorrect publica tion.—Mr. Jardine said he did not think the excuse suffi cient, nor did he think that in this case the defendant should be allowed to dep.ut with a merely nominal penalty. He I should therefore line him 10,. for each offence, the value of the books, Bi. 6d , and the costs, 101. 24., being in all 181. 18s. Wyld thought he was used rather hardly, and if there vas any appeal he should try the question.— Mr. Jardine said there was no appeal, and Mr. Wyld left the court. The steady and gradually improving state of stock values is satisfactory evidence of the present absence of those prior causes of monetary derangement, which originated in the increasing prices of bread stuffs, and the stringency of Bank action consequent for stopping the egrtss of gold. Speculation remains quiescent of course where the exciting temptation of violent fluctuations in prices is wanting, and business resumes its aspect of ordinary times, when transac tions in the funds represent the real investments of capital, or the usual dealings of jobbers who bur and sell for the turn of the market The variations in prices to-day were much in the way of this order of business. Consols opened at 88 to money, and 881 to 1 account They fluctuated with a bias upwards about 1 per cent, and left off officially 881 to 4 for money, and 881 to .1 for time. But immediately after the close of business they became buyers at 884 for time, as during the day t h ey had been before. Reduced Threes were 87 t o a . Thsee-and-a.Quarter per Cents., 89 to 4 •, Bunk Stock, 196 to 7 ; Long Annuities, 9 to 1-16; Exche quer-bills, 45. to 6e. pm. Foreign stocks commanded little attention, although some alteration in prices of the more fancy and in secure sorts may be noted. Portuguese realised an improvement at 31 to 2; Spanish Fives at 211 to 21; the Threes, 331 to 4 ; assive, 41 to 5; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Ceuta., 581 to; ; the Fours, 891 to 9; Russian, 109 to 111; Mexican, 20 to 1. Foreign exchange was a shade lower on Antwerp and Hamburg, and higher on Frankfort and Paris; on other of the chief drawing places as before. The negotiations on Antwerp were at 25.90 ; on Harn burg, 13.111 to 12; on Frankfort, 1211 to 1; on Paris, 23.83 to 90; on Amsterdam, 12.41 to 1; on I Rotterdam, 12.41 to 1 ; on Vienna, 10.45 to al ; on Leghorn, 30.30 to 33; on Naples, 401 to 1 ; on Madrid, 471 to 4—all at 3 months. On Lisbon, at 60 days, 531. The Bank of England averages for the week end• ing the 3th inst give, as compared with those of the week preceding, the following restate: arcasam—iss. £23.4 3 4,363 Circulation—Active 18,313,1360 Peddle demean 7,772,708 Other deposits.. 8,130,646 Government wiewitiesba Banking deportment 11,713,101 Other meorttlee 17,065,493 Coln rod Bullion Seven aiay and otherkW6 753,918 The Ron 3,427,263 The reserve of notes and coin in the banking de partment was 5,890,9391., showing an increase over the week before of 383,608/. The more particular feature of theme returns is the decrease of the Rest, the explanation of which cannot be rendered with any pretence to exactitude out of the Bank parlour, although not improbably arising from losses upon go vernment's's:B3.We') sold, or raised money upon, and car ried to prolitand lass account. The large addition to the public deposits would arise not only from revenue collections paid in, but some proportion from the in stalments of the eight millions loan paid up for the sake of the 5 per cent abatement for time. InOLlele release Uw...... Dub Slack, 19S e 85,110 70441, sap Ott 10, DM 1 8 pee Cc Md. 5885, 170 74 el 17. 18 8 pee ft (er. Y.., NSA 1 Do , 38 yaw, 50 130.,1110, 9 518 1 New II per Cl. ••••• "I I Owneats 441 Awea., 'Si 1 1 1 1 Dew $ pee CI £....,111 1e. MD, gl Awe. U., 34 Lag as.. Nat. 1.. 4 . + 10 " Dino. 41.4•41. 43 9 room* norm. per 04. 114815.5, 1444, 11•1 0 per Cl. 614481.11 Pauly. Dods, q 8 per Co. Forear.* lids , 901 3 pn Co. Sputa Dewes. 11 ft eperCt..ls,l9•Acet .21 1 21 prr C. Vs...wig DOB ,Slo 1 8 pee 0.. Dworiwa Bomb, 1532, 5 Pt, 44 par Ct. Dutch llzelwage IS OWL, 010 41 4 1 %.e, C.. 8,4410 1n.4, Dlr. teem 4 pe te r Cr. ditto Carts., a la ow., 1819, 11 11 11 MAIL 01 wrozAiro•-•". M. Oa 0041111 laMad 58544534; cad Oar Lad W..k deals( hat d. Gewannadd Debt LII Ala.loo Maar Securities 1.014.900 OW Cala aad Was. 7.157,1113 dawn Janke 1.411,000 i 13,414,7411 _ _ .11 , 1•TIVAV, Oseenseest clueless Dead Weight 544410)... ........ —L11,711,1111 Other Securities Notes 04.14 me Silver 0.1 101034 'CNN ,114 Met (40.1410 r. nom AIAOAD• I 77 • 1 77 14 7/ VP WI 117 DO : 117 GO 117 T/ 117 •• WI De ~ • . JO 107 11, . 141 I 1 , 1; II I • (17.71ay5,. Oa ' • -Tine am OM.. lel ark ; 1w .M 01.11..771 . 0•• : ://.•. 4 001•71 T.7lo.ll.Omions, 13 a* . NM, 17 . ita•m•i••• Lea/e.. 0 1.10. aw 0.16. . . t Ileintas 6..1•69. Da S. 1232. In Chn It IS Wok. Rastas Swam lAA_ Mask Tnnoary mons Sham . Astray *. Law-. Illanut Jos • • Pin per 0•00.. 13t teak et ft Fenno RAILWAY NEWS. Shares were in better demesad yesterday, and prices generally more firm; in MN Wallow decidedly better. RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMR/ZT. ODIDOTTIEII OF TUE LORD* OS TILE DlLltlTS.—Yarraa isaf.—Tirlea mad Ye* Waders Sadly, lirldialag, de ; Oyes Warm Iraq Pima 1 •Z tke loom w"1 le :: a t liarl egb.,:gt w _ ' Lard Weidlasta , mai L the amillibmw amyl Y. idr NI, lOW , ••eddollo lll} deddline4 4 aterrimem avb 41 . 9 was ot dy doo sorsostica waribm. 4 wriverairot ma wr2lls . titsipe n temthilltri pa 7l m • Of TIEOOIII VILLIL—Ess. =Weeillauldt w th,=— , darild .l4. iadiss 1161 . W in= =2 n WAS DING °RIMEL—Th. .—Preseal. Sat Thery.—Givays, pay*, Jo& nal Ayr liselray_ (Nu ; Chigcnr, Paisley, laltaantiek, sadYksalr way. sad Aral** INlfte of Weir Banns, Pia 3); DO Ayr stmlilordentra, sad Worertenttirn Junction Railway; Eddin ' and }lathy*, Lamy; Glasgow Kilmarnock, awl M- I drama way (awrialarad, deradame, anti branches) ; Lynn Ma THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY hail I. eriedual same te leek is the Mellamerthinem rif ma thwasebres new than * their now. /CT: = prissedimp then was a• eleg analogies to justification. of ban ia sidl preatedlnds. mg that woo* tress wont to take bell *sr awn perms in the rats Mira with the party seemed, er 'thumbs the privilege of pried is bill is err a talerwassowe he der dedatod es for ss persons of lowly essdiWa Witt eeseielted. The wart was sr swan of say nil by srldsk It wee bard to pint Isms fro Iliad a Minimal ad* astisa he aay terse whatever. la every ore dt wee milled Se eMeeln • dissistra, or& la the as. of Melphinliel - di Mat it weld Mein Me easier new neuessled sadly an ream per I* esorirdllag thatesarpt em eppeessim motives ami Wineekt the radar esseplebed K. - Tithe lieu stated wan eat ti se led it to diet saida. era assarerily, it wail always works that tie perm sssk this remedy grout pledge his erniamos to hsiir in therr ven fr ag reri ardor elite argletrate whim he armed. It ins 0 to messive rata of fees under which the *art basil impale the eorrupt motive which the person werapledaing of It hid lilt distinctly put forward • bat la the p.sslst ere it could and dieeover any owntpt esc:tive. Much deer was that the over was unwMeg Memel, id It was very questionable wieldier any edam hod lass seasseitted, or anything done that was more than seigisious; andlheegh one of the magistrates residing near t e ex:tutor was sup ,sed to feel partiality towards him, 'on might have been made to others. With regard to t e bail, the court must disclaim assent to the doctrine which it understood the learned counsel in support of the rule to have &deemed. The very form of a recognisance fee hail showed that a mosey qualification was contemplated by the law; that qualification was one obvious test of respectability—in many eases the only one possible; and it wee of the utmost im portents that inquiry should be made into the sufficiency of that qualification in every case, seeing that persons accused sometime, found it worth their while to indemnify their bail and so escape from justice. flo far, then, as this gentleman had evinced an anxiety to ascertain the sufficiency of the bail be had been in the right; but the court could not approve of his talking to the bail about expenses when it did not appear that soy expenses would be incurred, and it was of opinion that a magistrate was not justified in inter fering to prevent a man from assisting kin neighbour. On the other hand there were circumstances stated which threw strong imputations on the motives of those by whom this matter had been brought forward, and suggested an explanation of the dolay which had taken place, and the reason why this complaint had slumbered from January till - May. The court could not regard these matters as indilfee• ent, since they are a character to the nroceedinge .1 beth sides. It would not open all three matters, but, on the ground that there was no proof that this gentleman had acted from a corrupt motive, while there was the Owen°e of that essential ratement of the prosecutor's own belief is the existence of a corrupt motive, it would discharge the role. It was of opinion, however, that the defendant had not entitled himself to have the rule discharged, with costs. Rule discharged, without coats. BAIL COURT. Before Mr. Justice WiEhtmaa. TAE QDEEN v. WILLIAM LAIR AND JOHN ROBERTSON. —CRIMINAL INFORMATION FOR LIBEL.—Sir F. Theeiger applied, on the part of Mr. Thomas Kirtley, superintendent of the locomotive department of the London, Brighton, and South East Coast Railway Company, for a rule, calling on William Lake, the printer, and John Robertson. the pub lisher, and sole proprieter of the Railway Record, to show cause why • criminal information should not be filed against them. It appeared by the affidavits that on the 31st of May • fatal accident took place on the Brighton Rail way, near Chichester, by which the engine-driver was killed, and another servant of the company in jured. A coroner'. inquest was summoned, and j .r ieig the inquiry, an article appeared in the Railway d, which wee leaded, " The Accident on the Brighton Railway—Mr. Thome Kirtley," and was to the following effect:—" That it would be seen by a notice in another column that an accident had occurred on the Brighton Rail. way by the engine going off the line ; that an inquest was pending, and, in consequence of that they ought not to have made any remarks, but peculiar circumstances compelled them to do so. They had, for months, condemned the con duct of Mr. %Utley, which was characterised by incom petency and recklessness amounting to fatuity. The engine in question had been put aside to be repaired, but was brought out by order of Mr. Kirtley, though the wheels con tinued defective. He had ordered an old engineer to drive it, who thought his life would be risked, and refused, and he was discharged in consequence, while • man who had never driven an engine before, was placed on it, and the fatal re sult ensued. They repeated deliberately that the working stock of the Brighton Railway was in such a condition as to jeopardise the public safety. After vehicles had been eon. deemed by the inspector, Mr. Kirtley had sent them on six or more jeuroeys. Mr. Kirtley, in his evidence, seemed to lay the blame on the peculiar OCONIEVIICIIOII of the engine, but all the engines were so defective that no leis than thirty espy rienoed drivers bad left the service of the company rather than risk their lives, end Mr. Kirtley bad put a lad to drive engines who had never been on one bcf.re. What the verdict might be they could not anticipate, but if, after this warning, the directors allowed Mr. Kirtley to go on so he had, they would be guilty of murder." All these allegations were denied seriatim on affidavit —Rule granted. THE QUERN a. W. WILLS, THE PRINTISR AND Plas• LiAsisit OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE.—Sir F. Thesiger said the Morning Chronicle had copied this paragraph into its columns with a heading which made the article its own. It was sworn that that paper bad an extensive circulation among a different class of readers to the Railway Record, and a rule for a criminal information was prayed against the proorletors of that paper.—Rnie &ranted. THE QUINN a. THOMPSON.—MULE FOR CRIMINAL IN• FORMATION HADI ABSOLUTE.—Sir F. Theeiger said that in this case, in which he had moved for • rule to show cause why a criminal information should not issue, he had waited until now, to see if cause would be shown, and he now moved to make the rule abeoluto on affidavit of service. It will be remembered that It was an application against the defendant for a series of disgusting Weals, against the wife of a gentleman of rank and fortune in Wales.—Rule absolute. THE QUEaN v. MRLINDES AND BARRIOL—CRIMINAL INFORMATION FOR LIBEL ON THE PERUVIAN MINISTER. —Mr. Martin applied, on behalf of M. Uterregui, the minis ter in this country of the republic of Peru, for a rule culling on M. Melandez and M. Barrios, to show canoe why a criminal information should not be filed against them. It appeared by the affidavit' that, in his character of Peruvian minister, M. Uterregui entered into a contract with Mears. Cotesworth, Powell, and Pryor, and Messrs. Schneider and Co., merchants, for the supply of 600,000 tons of guano, for which 200,0001. was to be paid. On May 18 he received an anonymous letter, which was brought home to Barrios, which referred to the publication of a pamphlet in a periodical in Spanish, called " The Ame rican Star," and after stating the object of the publication, which imputed to M. Uterregui that he had entered into this contract with a fraudulent intent, and stating that ho hail received 20,0001. of the money himself—that he demanded a fourth, but was content with a sixth, and that he had cheated his government--offered te sup press it if the means of "obtaining of the good-will of the writer, which he know " were used. Mr. Uterregni denied on affidavit all those allegations. It was sweep that Barrios was the publisher; that Melendee was the Comeol-Oeneral of Peru in London; that Barrios was his Mend, and the eon-in-law of M. Casteneda, the partner of Meltadea. It appeared that Melendea admitted that he had ainnanndeated with Barrios, and that the pamphlet was published against his (Meltudes') consent.— Mr. Justine Wightman Where is it stated that Barrios is the punisher? As far as Melendes is concerned, it appears that ho was not a party to the publication.—Mr. Martin : There was no statement, certainly, that Barrios was the author ; but he wrote to Mr. Uterregui after Mikados with drew the pamphlet from circulation, and said he would not permit that without his consent—Mr. Jostles Wightman : There must be a distinct affidavit that Barrios is the pub lisher. The rale will be granted against Berries if such affidavit is furnished. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittings bi Banco. RICITZTTS AND °TIERRA V. BINNETT AND ANOTHIR.— ADTZNITTI.2II IN A MIN. NOT LIABLI 105 MON= BOR. ROWAD IT A CO.PASTSIS.—mi, was as 1•505 brought by the plaintiffs, who are bankers at Penzance, to recover front the defendants, adventurers in the Weal Providence Mine, in the county of Cornwall, the sum of 3,6881., which, it was alleged, had been advanced to one Alexander Robin son and his son, the managers of the end mine, between the 20th of Sept., 1844 ..d the month of Dec., 1846. The case was heard before Mr. Baron Platt, at the Bodmis Assiza, when the learned judge told the jury that, independently of 1 all other circumstances, the mare feet of the defen. dents being shareholders in the mine did not render them liable for money borrowed by • co-adven• Juror. His lordship then left the following questions to the jury—whether the Robinson' had received any ex press authority from the defendant' to borrow mmey,. or whether any authority was to be implied from the Mahon which existed between the Robinson, and their co•adven ' torero in the mine, we whether the defendant', by their subsequent conduct, had recognised and adopted the donne which had been pursued. The jury found • verdict for the defendants, and Mr. Crowder, on the part of the plaintiffs, subeequendy obtained a rule to show cause why there should not be a new trial on the ground of misdirection, and of the verdict being ag ainst evidence. The learned counsel con tended that hes edge ought to have told the jury that the mere relation co-adventurers in a mine Mil glee tbas.. city to ea* paehme to borrow money on theometild the others.—Mr. lett (with whom were Mr. Bmiseett ihlghike and Mr. llerhole), on the part of the dehodants, now showed cones against the role, and sabosittodi that the ease had been lailpirly left is the jury. It wow' far the jury to decide whitest _ redly to the Maw es 4a the manner in w hi st's able woo ettelhaelei, the erefhweity of oae pertoor wait Whig tips the ethers. The 'DIM, it appeared, won elnallliedila the " eoet-book " pried*. A cost-book was kegta *deli were entered the names of the rs shareholde, and - the spolher of their shares. The book also mutilated • MIME Ohl &editor astaint of the Pests and receipta Mr. Comelier (Mr. liothnit ationall end Mr. Smirk* with him), on As.eilme di*, eked a mitt, ef eases, to prove that the , ashodwate, se doreholdess in • nine, were thiNeferwsworpltainewed by a aaailviabizer. Then sa to the IMO the verdict was against evidenes, the eseemdamped that, oonsideriag the relative position of the porMse, aim was saleisat proof of an implied autheeity. The anort, in 'Primo judgment, were of opinion that the' learned judge wail right in telling the jury that simply end independently of all other eirenntataness, the defendants were not liable for money borrowed on a bankleg amount by • co-adventurer. After laying this down es • principle of law, the learned Baron had left it to the jury to my whether there was any express authority, or whether, having regard to all the circumnancm of the case, end also to the manner in . / 4 ... Ducks); Icnado&and 3,18ak RAllVELODeltralaa, TOrqUay, 8.6.. Dmumbh,.. r.... . t i z b ezr ,,, k ~..._._ . 4.24 Ely Railway (deviation and Ay/ .._. - Dew k July 13 at 1, st Exeter Ct. Weal " lallgu an g . s iWedb apliesu .'n 7TlOatenw.vigilia=l.rail-illislinn acisi•nten/firlds ; ulf. atalsr., Ilirtset FurteL ' -.... ' .1 5 On D : 217 M 76 . 1781.1 Midadim. le ) : oan,ficsgina Sas Wu.us• Town/ Coon; 5= A ; ..t. ,,,,,,a . ... 4.4.4_ imor ( g um b o 50.a.b . .. ke), MIK Ongsang name wooden wet at 1, It July 26 at 124, at !fair.'` 057 - "OW-. Grellaw, Colemso44. "s " Tnkre rfa„ ll Is ma se. ELL° IT, Davel7l7• Northam of OF THE 0011010115 MI In XiMIL-Tossels " il "-- -. rulthilfs naval*. j is al P ol l, at kninchall-st. nom, Wes. ..__. wall IntrelWlP No. U. Yowl 30.-:.3. Wllle, Ilseseh SI Weymouth hia. ,.. - ; - k j w ... 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(No. 23 E Jul, It at 11, at };Leta Cl. bubo., Cram, Plymouth; Terms jet 8Uma...1NE88.0_00._45.21113KN10111104,141/Mum.; rtOM Dab ße: Orer madr.. ollrvaid . l l .2 Itathfartbana -Jur 14, Malls; WNW Wales-Jane _.. ___,_., . ; 4.; Tostonos yes Leas-Abwiless - Ses onset lass Us NW. kw 2 4 ,,,,,..., /.,,,,,,, BL , cour . , f ... .;.% . = e t5:1 0..., j yur 441444 , 4 4., mei rar ,art par ram. MIS& gelf-gggir; July 16 at It, at Manchester Cl. So ~ Milne It CO, T 1111. 0 .21 }2 yaya-alas dart irk ran WW. at. 5 Per mt. Pee vier, & Athawortb, Blackburn; & Sale . . Co., Manche... ' - -os for 2or a psis Orem err arbasised--nums et we Ws SA 22...................., a wt. Lo a. ibr 3or arm Mqi an nat. per anima t Edill= m er k Wlt.saaal Mamma, Brocaptoo, Kelt, racer, Jan, IT , i i _ ~ ,_. sellogigeo. Or 3 years. at C percent.; 16 at 12, at licanglalLet. Sok , Lill ic Mathews, sa '" ar Gl 2=TlPtima 62 wet kin then 300 C, for 3or 3 years, at 41 m r . .. 4.. 6 ,..,... caw ... 2. 77 alZt l i vol. par MIMI 1 BM 7WWWDOIIo - Bum . 7 . 0 0 i L m.. .. j k*" 55 :2: 5 r t m eer ie e at J l eise a Dl iw n. y rno r3 ar at e ,; ll . o t i . B.th or„ Peck on ho u ni ., „ ten ßo i le en „ t xu alan4 , 7.. y..l66l.2 ,., a or 3 year; lapse shperewims; -Loam= delinlegas. Mig 11 et I MIT= Western-Bms MIMI .... ; o f ~,,,g ., 20 ,,... w. 2 ,.... 0 . 11. .._ Icie then 1 , 000 4 OW 3 . 1 7 P0WN4 717 11 , 5 1 7 0105. Per """=__ . Tuollas Baol3ol, Birmingham, 11c, need rktnaller, Jeas 24. ~, half - yearly; Lestalsr and ri-- , • WS hos Was ••• • 27, at 114, at Birmingham Cl. 6.1., Hanky, Banft s b i r or i years, at S per eat jar MIMI Laide.Dembrymmll ...fi r ., ‘..i m ., .........w.... -Hos chat Walks !L. 0991 . 949 9 Tow 44 9 N. Isag-4= 4 WILLIAM Slot, Liverpool, block nuke:, June 11 at li, eh,. 4 4 lw 0169 -1 1 • 995 999 Tlsw --12° . 41 9 1• 19 42 1 0 al at at It, at Liverpool Cl. Solo , Cornthe cite a Co., 011 hen ' " 3pw irt osio t i MOS end klenllt 01661-41Wwsof net Is 4 p........... Liverpool; a , .„,..., 2 , 0 ,, g ‘.. jai,„..poot. sa w .. Men NS 1 se 7 7• 876 . 177 ,2 Pr Poi. ~i; P°.• i Joan Srantosit, liiimpiton.upnaluil, &nor, June II &PS, London end Wasews-tlews 41/ Is then 0001.. far 3 10, a , b,,,,,i. U. s w. H ......., 4 s . 4 ,... , ‘4 ..... ,. ,...... ... or 6 Twin. at 6 sit got goggog , pasigh lowly i England & shacki., 11.11 ;. s. yr*, !lope, L ce d.. "."' 'ANNA 11111100111. MA lialllolthe-LOOOB as "...Mu.", at . Erste Iltocas, Alderegatc-cd., City, draper, June I; .14 ; a j.. yar goo. log rasa. Pinkie h. 17- 7 0171 Y l 577d1e555- 80m0 of 21 st 11, at Basinithall-et. role, Mean. Lunlvtero, 1,...m. L 7 set NIS Z I A 1.. = les Sat S year at 8 per cent. per 0 4 . 4 . 14., 0 ...... 2 ....„...... t. iio7 not UN Um 1 , 005 1. , ter s . lee n . at Jolla %Valium., Stamford, Lineolnahire, lanke.g... 2. 4 . 22 440 6 prat se pet tarots; North USK (the Landon a North- 23, at 11, at Birmingham Cl. Pols., lhompron & wools and itogro and Manehmkr as Immo of the NNorth.....„ Rww ,.... , sumw , h .... e.t.a...kr, 4 Unlan)-11ma dun Nee than I,oorl. kr Sor 7 yew*. at 4 / Per Jana, RICI,II A Wka.te Soothmipt auctioaeer, Imo g per Mom; BMW& awing -BEMs el not teas than 5001., for 3or 5 124; .. R a y 26 . 4 114. ., 8 .L. 0 .„ . ... .. 41 . ,..b....11. . MI Pee soh Ili ssallws waft OW 7 -7eorlY ; Seer". 57 ° 1- Bloomsbury ;of assig., Turqumid, Old jeary-Marab. Pk", ytl --/kims M not Om tans 3501., tar 3 ere, Ware el 5 Pee T..., Witnn, Bradford, Yorkshire, boot male; JIM St It Ja. real , Par eworew, Vio bolf-Wor l l ; Taft V.I -B am . 7 ' 5.55 22, at 10, at Leeds Ct. Son., Joan & t .i., Johmel, Pedfc.....' leas than 1144 Oa sor 7 years, an Nee than lASI, lOr 5 yea., at S per cent. per =mum, pay i , woos Wool., Ilatiatkid, Nottinithionshire, ask Ina, h.ll. aide half-yearly ; Yost and North Midland-Strum of not tees than July 16, at p, at 2,,,,.. C. ~..., Maas, „,,,,,....... ti.....„ 1 1, 000 /-. for 5 Wow} at Pee OWL Pet wmen, Porebo• oe l7- 7.. 7 7. Brmson, Shedind ; off. mtg., / - so, recall Owrriner. Leaked Bradford, 30 turn tabes, 13 ft. diameter, sod 10 ditto, 13 ft. dimmter„ Jens 16. BANKRUPTCI Divroms-EIMOnr&O and tel at the rate of 4 ..Jun._,_____ 9 . J. C. Barret_ _ L ow,.p trsild, per cent. on 111. pedd.op osplial; Strasburg and Basle-Bf. per iduire we...ewer , Wow... • now payable. INSOLVENT I Can.-Atenkem-SL doe; Belfast and Ballymena-2i. 10s. J. W. Barks.. Lrry..g-.4.. K..r... den; itinninreas, Wolverhampton and Dudley-st. due: Birming- . witt1etw&.. 4 . 1 4.3- . D 40,1„.., Iris, Waiterhasnea, and Stow Valks, 3/. due ; Bristol and , I T,;: - .. 1.110- 1. on the third shweLdne Jane 14 ; Eastern Counties (York •. inneenle. Blonomust, Soma ecteaeina chorea)-li. 14. as (B) gainer.% duet Eaotern Union _ . .s.k, IP...meter..., ...„... i -ii. am the WI. allarall dead 11. 3s. Mete quarter Mores, due June It; . De t ....7... a .....:47r . a1-• l Saab. sad listhgido-21. 101, due ; Dian. and Northern-2/. lur, on J. 5 ,.6 6 ... a,. ..........w... ; the 158. stuck, doe. Megan and Ayr-3/. on the 40/. shares, due; . Ivrie troreboarma t =, Palsky,aii Gnaw& -I /. to- on thc prc. sh., due June 17 ; J • nreln. CMS.. tionorcenain. mid 11111011‘1111-111. Ina on the extension shares, due July 13; B. ..t'.7. the. ....„a, ...h.w... 11. ea the my Mann No. ; due; MiNon sid Di ifilekl ..............,... -IL les., Ws ; Ilanalsester and Lied.-5/. on the Lirerpool B. noires. IR. Jobs.stra. Clerk.. oaf Wary DOC Awes, dos; and U. on the Madden/kid and r . bel*?reeer:_._ . 9116N01d Joanna 30/. @ham, doe; and 5/. on the Wakefle 41=7 .....,7,.7,: re 1,... 4 ....,.. Pontefract, and Goole Marra, due ; North British-1C on the den ft • annater ogee quarter Morn, due ; North eveffordshire-21. Int., due ; Northern J. Thum. ca.1i.1,, e.tobniono, of France -J. due; :Winfield, Rotherham, and Goole-21. 7s. gd. 2. r 4 =1 fi ttri.....,,.... dos; libropoldre Union-1C lBs., duo; Stirling and Danfermline, gB. Yoakum Linton!, talon.. 2/. doe; Taff Vale-11. on the ue. lOC shun, doe; Tours and keep. NaMos-75f.,.1eee 24f interein, or 7261. net, due; Whitehawn and .4. nano, Canon, Warannta. !ear-21. due; York and Newcostle-G. on the Great North of „wire.. wwr... m . i ...„.. 4 .„., Liltpurchase Mare., due Joe lb; York and North lialland ...T s :4W r ''' ' the Mull and Sean prolwenss Imes, due. T. Malt Cambri..er. meter Demons at.w.m..-Cmularien sod Grand Junction-le. 3d. per 1- . ..l:zis. Tral•sa.. loan.* Mare, now payable; Glasgow Dusdee Junction-3s. per share, i . 2 ,..,:7 1 2 .:ZZA: i „.,...,„ ; on and after Jinn 14. bor. Tunoree Boons ClAeln.-Aabberlia, Newton, and South Demo B. Brattek CMlleabsto, man:et -Kart June 3 till 21; Iketon, Staward, and BlroWigham-trom IL Indfroot barna, Wan Is 19 till 30. LI. Matto* Cara aid, Drrayslarr, Taarric far mummy s Ws... --- - - O. Spa.. Prok-tat, OW Knt-rd., A-browb and Forfar 1 Chequer 4 Itirteohead Dublin k Drveola Dutlala 4 Kingstein, Dusmiet t erbruatlk Emu I neu.i.i:e Ilaraur ......I Laster.. .... Fa e7el7nitt - 40 " asWo; I Mama., PnlaL a Are; ' Patal.4 Oral eestbra t Waite, Great Western Lancaster awl Cartisla Lamina t H. Western 4:14;ciw711 . 1...1 Lo.aa.. 4 . 11.1x1 2.6,1 I Olt , OAP , 14111 41,111 H!•nl ANNULLED. pacture deskr—Juse J. G.gw., hasto , ..q.. teal, • he J. IL Ls tle. x= J. low J. LAW, sad ti.a. J. NV. lamelk. wt C. Na-., IMO. MUM& •ielk tow Nair. IL A. I , gam I pow JwNrJ u•P•••• s o IL a. t. L' eLLPme Mee J.ySoft im.roairtum. lA•twomp. T.wbeel• ngie. %BA. &Intel. Lure W . := ". 4.=uns bee ▪ Lower leadvill, bawl r. ; Lisambboblo. eretl. " Tetw;47 . 6: lamed" L i res7r, ‘ 76ll4., St. SoLefe, lwerbeav Avverw. 11. "h"'"Al". BLLIM. i•rawe Aim Ler evil wkw toilet W. Welder weliv Aimee* Dn.. ober, f.. 1, d . W .k. la WOW. wave. Nottetewwww, DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEND& J. O. Evison, Lira ryool, hookkeeper.—lst M. Gd s hat li, & any sobrequent Thursday, at Tamer's, Livvrpool. B. IL thmter, Liverpool, me rebant--2nd .!iv.M Id. , Jam IQ koy subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. 1. &WOW ('':centre, ribbun manufmturer -Ist div. d 21. Id, or Tuesday before July 31, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. J. E. Vie.ister, Tatteuttall, div. of 2s, Joie le, fmay subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, l.i.v rpooL 07 0 IH lel SI DI iIDENDS. -,I uly 2. J. B. Oioper, Hark- Om, ease, rad m. chant-July 2. A. !fallacy & 8.. lialliley, N ig'in,Combedal ft ets I. sly A. Haß be iley, Wigtun, Cumrland, dies - Kr B int ly e-. .!lialliley, Wigton, Cumberland, ealge printer al. Higoett, Idaseberter, sack manufacturer-July 5. B. MB, Bolas k, Moors, boiler maker-July S. S. Hill la H. Ossa, Buttlaikilkan, boiler rankers -July 3. H. Ilus - rll. Shrenriburl. draaff-idll 2 . 1. Sini.h, H. Dunalmia-hill, City, ship broker-July 2. (i. Walter, :in. castleaupon-T)ne, .lip brans.. El/A.l*H SiCatiggiRATIONS.--George Coventry D. Glum, merchant, June 16 & July 7, at Oray & Wllaon's Glum- Robert Laag, Glaagoar, tavern keeper, June 13 lt July IL at Brame. rhumb., Glavow —Robert 111 . 4aten, II) rex, Centienalure, tram lone 17 & July 13, at MacCallum a ebarob., Ulugor -Huai Wllun Purist, Grew, wholesale grocer, JUT! 17 & July 13,11 /Minh drib. Gleimmr. Ti DISSOLVED.-. 1. Balton t W. Moth... NU- Eon, Bret-B. IL Headley t T. Swarbrick, Torksker-L Brown k - IYinl, Glameow-W. Brim lk W. T. Nacre, Norwitb- W. Hull ik J. :Moreno, Usk, Monmouth)ldle-IL - Clayton IC F. /. Desoonsben, Puwellre. East, Kirirea.p., St. Lakes-W. Cron IC. Cro4. Glesgow- G. J. Den„ T. 11. Gibbs k J. Gibbs, Crowe, limn tins New Town -M. Dettelbach, J. I. Pfanpt t tl. Dettelleak, W. -W. Dickinson - Macuonsld, Lis W.Jimrwri W. liklaartlL Swinton, Nottinelsame.hire-F. W. O. lake. Lissrpool --W. 1-incler k W. Wood, Buren" ' Lig lk J. P. Coll" Waterworks &amnia, Castle-at, Leiceoprol4 . rester, T. Bourne, W. H. Powell, 8. Cron k W. Maretall, bolo, in kr en rryrards T. Bourne is; S. Cn - sm- f. Skew kW. . loot; Devises, N iltsbire-W. smith it E. W. Park, hermanat, Kingelood.rd.-W. Smith, Jen. & J. Smith, stootor., lAA-1). Boomers kO. Hollow; Lime.O...rommoge. Liine.g., City-1. A. Sperling kJ. R. Gibson, Oninhen... Cit y-R. Winton). Mr T. Br, Hertford-C. Willemford k J. Tooker, Taristork, Deronerte. 141 M NO fll t 76 060 /40 II 417 do 46 . 6 /I 743 00 al so al 71 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—bIAus. lira. LI. WM L ara.~m. 901.j./1111. Da►n. . . .0 a 114414. ad . .• 0 India via la Ilmilea .01 %i sterfor4. .0 I Rashes . . llonellku .0, Hama .ho , hemagliiiiloa .01 drama . . 0 8707., /13..10. 00 W.I. iladvadl Ouch A Jena il 0 Liatroi :110014 1.0111.0.4 aod 0 !null .. 11 11hotbere . .00 Males) res. . I 111.4111.0. lave II Lived/vote. deur . 11.—Arriired: Royal, Bombay; Mean t CroM ; Maoadam* Baltimore; taw, Plena; Watenritli )1.1) and Bertha, Lisbon; Clemently, Mar; Active, l' ernsabam— &Med : Bruillan, Calcutta. [Advertisement.) ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY CCM Or ANTI,. IT 1101.11VAT . 11 Pity.—Patriak Casey, resins* at Compton-place, Brunswick-equate, had suffered from a arum, asthma ke more than three years. This poor man was op grew a itittfamr that he did not dare to go to bed Mr fear of the Odom choking him ; Indeed, be could not even lay his bead upon a table le blif an hour lest be MonM be suffocated. Nevertheless, this perm is now labouring how morning till Met; sleeps as well as ewe be ,b 1 In his life, and In fact is neophitely mind by the use of Ihilowsyk pills. Bold (elm Holloway's ointment;, at Professor Holloway's Mr till•benent, 111, Rtrand, and by all respectable mei.cioe aori timanglout the world. MIRTH AUXII.-aimee I, lAe eetre et 0. H. Ante, lee.. et a ea. If WHIM-4 eft 3, at Nenwoet.par &mak well, We •10 of the Ira J. O. Haden. of a an. wise died la a + tew bow. 7111311T...4••• I. at Oak Leark eekley. the 100 al A H. Fent.lol. eaameetelleal newer ot We lira mew Scleul, Hue...a, of re. ONAH~Y: lase k at uyue Ma. yeaaWeltark Ike wile Of W. OnWas. lae.. eta /amt..r. RAZAOOIOO. — Jan k at Nameley Hall, Leteeetinsblea, tU wIY M Iv A 0. Baalerleg, Oa oak LACIARATAIOI.--Joe k at le. Jabal-week Ike Wife of A. A.IAW , wen Hy, of a ma. MITCHELL—Je - geNLY..I4;ao a. et Noe Neuhaus, woe, tad oe Newbury. Berks. t wik .1 ta Rae. T. Mitelmellott a on PALM—Jam 7, at Maar/ Denary. the wire 0 Ole Poe. W. Mac 0 s *mei we. NIIIILLITS.-4••• 10. at Oleweeter TIW, Wegrare park, Ike wile 0 X. ?Maim. Nwa . a• Waaakter. OAKS* —Juba I. at Duda= Lease. Norf.:Lk, the wita at Oelsori L N. Oakes. erf • ecw °LICIT& —Joao le, at Narleyteed•plaw, Nwarilaal tad NUN 01. 1- o.iver, Bey., D , efa woe. ORTON —twee 3, IN Ow Manor abewee. Beretew lire. Ore., 0 a W. 7/011.1.—Jowle a at I, Naletre••• seem, 310 wife a rrelesta. 3.7.0, LILO 0 a gm. STANCON la—Jose IL at Sprlagso4 Hama Trowbridge, tae wide 0 W. , Peaseoub Esq.. 0 a dasaater. TAYLOR —Jam 11, eft w ife oi J. Tyler, 1aaa....0 I, NeekleateNTS elfa eau. W3llll.—Jus• 7. at Megan. Ow wlla 0 8 Wm, Wel . M • &name, glad ea tae fallowlag lay. st-tooN—wntruco —a m» M.Y5.a..11. 1. 0.004""4 • blegos, of Worerkli shosse, igagsolos. W LwW, ea. issitliteg HC. Whiday. 8., of OtosAised. Bast.. 11141LIWZY-1,411110144.1.• IS, st ithaosAY W.*, 17 WI god... vino. 1. 1.1.1. , oaf, to Mush, taws aiaftliagglPll. L. lig ,sellsortoy, Yam CIIAIIIMAI4-WOOlll.-4 g 141,. Casa. Mark by 11. soca, tit ita J. P. akimbo.. Maw of ihorloni. Otos, 4. Cambess. Zoo. of 11* 3 sys.. to Moak *West 40(1101 .1 Yu Ilay. SY !Ma 1.3 r. Wood. Om DOIIIST7—DOOOIIII4II7.-4.• 11, a uiv•et&ock., b 7 t 1.1.. 0 N. 1. Manny. iO. Y.D. os Jo. 110:7e. 40.11. of T. Doaffg.., log.. el ft. Da ogia ORAIIVILLS—MUaIta7.-0%.10. at 04 Woorpes, ltween.7Mlt, a* oks. C. C. Mons y.. 14.1 No dr Dv. 44 Anion. HA unrox—cgmrsau.. —h. 4, la M.M. Moose, tbs ago I. Copt. 0. 11401 d liktsClfrestiol IL. to C• 1•110.0 Asaglitor Ur lA, A. Osaii WU, ahtleta Croy, hawse. thhs HOOD—SINCLt lib—Jose 0 at Maack, alilarY•rk W F. Mood. Es, , II • . of Esther C.llego, Oxford. 4 Ilbrat.tb. yeas., gioglag• of to leo Kee. J. 14.4., rector of Ilstosa one Starboonsb. ONSILL—DI LA PONCIL—Juse 0, at Pah, F. N. 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Ira beim SAM Wes sail et very fill prim. as allweisa ' aleraltulistarlir in* with 16 80X—Ir ami" tat iel e asi i Sear the modem of the Mak willt. aimpteal tem Me atERFes made in tk• mut mils Me IMIIAIyM hroeSN..- nri• 11 1 . Iln. M i ll e e t =1%714d. =lr. W lF ‘ liSPf piatl ilmalpdems, kintly, is TX 5j4. pet ONTO . Jona 11.—T04a7 tbalrins a_ m y Iw o it ill ch.ew at cossam, and the market eiceMtelpy. The mat were 5,000 bales, 1,000 of which were taken kr am DULL Jrve 11.—ehln. 0 , NY, N. INZWCYTLIL Maim /Ws III. 61 We. Itals•Ml 1114.4.11 M il..lyintl litata . .. wau r. 4 ii br:diic; .... Pb or w - IN ad aus OA Latta. 17. N 1 1 •samt.n.• rpi eh, pp 617 pp L 744 sad Lterelm; II gp Shewiwegge 4 1444 4 IS 1414 a Do. i Mom r••• 4 Op, 14 De. k skarn 4 /4/ N.. •••• •14 4IP. Si i4.llwWwww De. 614 . .71 ... ~..„1 121, c,ltzlti It. a 11.14. (1.0111.1. I ~ ,.4,,,. gullasc.4.. bunt., • MAW. ic I , ir i lea. S. .4.,,..ei.4..t.6....we56: 1 1 114. 1 IMAM 171 a M ...Plow g Ms New. rt ,i e i A. Dram. 4 Derigri 44 1 D.C. WW2 illei pAI In 11.4.1rt.Wrotoros,(Do.4 g, 1.0...14 uglier wiel l igi 7 L i De. Weir 1 Ili 40 I De. Nerth Amide • lo NOMMI•1•11. 4 06egewfirelIsg pi. ~, 111.1\ 1161.145 q rt.ttr...l !„ 116 lip. Do. intension '. 6 710.114114 4/1 7 PM& I/4 IN . De. Nos 94 OW I. Do. irlaufs.. - f.o. ip, 3 re.V.lre .N4 :l l 2 1 11 :1:: 4 X. Ciwewee Unwee-..• 1 144. 40 4 14041.6 §7 ~ lit Do. t shoos I I. II 14 A. 11..• liNeeth siatierdgilre '4l ip 41 1 n. a....11.1.P1 I. ••1.. • • . r►e.. the LONDON OAZETTN.—Friday, Jaw .11 Taunus Aciu.nlLlanseratik, Cartnartismakke, earn dealer to suirsader Jana 23 July 27 at 11, at, Bristol R kola., Clamber ka. taldre, k Na*, Moto! ; off. &tap., Adams; BrkkaL 130./T Mum k Toon. BAN.. Loverpool 6, OLlA , inns Li 23 & July 16, at I; at verpool Ct. Sok., & Co.. Plinlge tan, & ICallaby & Townsend, Liverpool; off. mfg., Bind, Liverpool. Pollee HLACI.IOIII4 Little Jatnes.st., Bedflord.ron, saddler, June 22 t a 2t a ie l; r id 23 at 14, at Llaslngball-at. Klnstrion k Platt-gt.; or. (170324 Abekurobvlane. ; „ yy, AS Wil a ltss. ,1 011 a lUal ..-6 00 1011 00 scot fro ~, w iliMki - 1 1 Tarrli; Taft: 1r war we ....s i Or 11"i xrrigasgr oto,1 11 ° orstLl . 1 . ea. no er ..... 0 G AVIni." 1 6: 0:110. 1 " S r er le 4Ma ) le : 0 0 0 1 111:41 01 Si dl ina ~. iwT .,t sod: 101 1 • 4614 ggsfrfalm . , eveilmm C . 0.. Mawr 4 .---- B arm 1 . o ftw or. ....wo: ... UTES - TIP Ild lll4l %r ho wa to leave Boathampton ,l him Drip' bee given t log the euo thousand hi would reach t r t we have a the Chanr between Hall The news fi is a commerci General Ta.S l sidency, both Polk had ' 4l Webster, wb been obliged was r o t a/ern introduced the Atlantic Canada, and rantine regt strictness, established. The intelli of May, at , remained re Reis aCODUO at least he this palm 01 casioned by to continue I General SD the retirem idthomh he arrived eo el advance or been some New °dear 3rd, Colone th e per of Belt ° sae Durango, the loon of e Santa An hint all avai lad gone fro ea having ta, Some apprel where the steditated fi iLeauco accl isavieg the have wade' advanced, to Morelia. teenced. Lis follow' every Ame whether al sword. G bum the w bred logo wards an swag the play him s were erapli reoclaiwati palation b theraselv.A would ree to the man found. I disposition or the pe States ; Fork . Craz had to the effe cited the I dffezencei seem prop manta, th nllOll the Si the disc" Beate*, hi Mexican 1444 & . . been oo Nast at Mr. That dicat.ed s Me rola/ stood. 71 _ln caw 1 has been • give the Wit if it • Pdhcon - t3 of race ; bi beea Maieng*g all office ire:amen "'gaged taxes 01 prepent The fc Tbe sit ear in *emus expiratioi teem of i General 1 abc oe tc out of set *null in 4c.m. ths Imartom co ieeerdini would eo Cliteriar, the ensso MIRIMOS *IOU in talay Withi Vale yr' aad lad baba', 01 14 lel to coati la a _ nil: Us 7, •