The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-07 00:00:00

have gives their promises to Mr. M'Collagh sad myself, s and in addition to these I sin happy to inform f oe that ' my number of premiss* is very little short of live huni:red. ((Loud applause.) I think I can account for the whole of the ekerie. of this town, with the eampuou of 120. There are 120 electors, as nem as I can Jodie, who have declined to give any dirc:sive answer, bet from the favourable sessaer I. which my colleagues and myself have been seseimd, I *blab I may safely Moto that, oat of this 120 sear, ens have a fair chance of getting two-thirds. Now, I bare told you pretty nearly our position ; but it Is the duty of ever, man present to go forth end maven his neighbours, sad implore them to sasist him is reterning isdeptudent men—two tried men, 1 thick I may say, Oar 1 was tried in the last parliament, sod my Ann. friend has been tried in this. He has rieverfailegia his duty, gad I hope I may declaring himself a free trader and poeffamemilery reformer, he (Sir C. Napier) continued:-1 bays - anavamed this town from one end to the tam, sad I aciaaM \sip feeling that the screw has &es pat so hem is a mod shameful and improper manner. Ws were told almost universally by men who were DM inidependent—" Sir I must vote for Mr. So and So; if I dhplasoo hist I shall run the risk of ruining myself and family, smkisader them circumstances, how can I vote fur you ?" (Hair. hear.) Now, it becomes the duty of every comfit la Espies& before they promise to vote fur any eawdWte, is insist upon his pledging himself to support the ballot. lons penile say that they are opposed to the ballot because It is let-English fur a man to conceal his opinions. That is all very well, but the poor man should say—Will you rash, not to tyranuise over me, and if I do not vote for pm wig you nut foreclose your mortgages upon me or lake away your support? If you will prosaism that I will give up the ballot, and go honestly sad openly is the Hear, bear," and applause.)) But we Lora that.' that is not the practice. Ti landlord mhos his tesa-ts vote as he likes, and the man who employe the tradesmen of this town dues the same. Than is a wit) of giving a broad hint so as to make their wishes understood without speaking openly. A wish is as pod .e. a nod to • blind horse:" They al. haven sad sailor stead that they mot not disoblige the inalkeds s therefore, one of the tint things you should say to any por tion who seeks your malice* is, "Will you vote tor the ballot? If not, you shall not hare my vote." You should all insist upon your members voting for parliamentary re form and the ballot, fur every man who pays rent and tame should have a vote in the election of members of parlia ment. Sw Charles then proceeded to point out same objec tions to the navigation laws, the timber duties, and the Militia Hill introduced by the present government, in simi lar terms to those which have been already reported, and concluded by mean rationing the meeting to use their et most exertions to return to parliament two tried men, assurine them that if they selected his and his colleegve, they would do their utmost to regenerate and basalt the borough of Yarmouth. (lie retired amidst loud ap plause.) Mr. W. N. Dranocons pointed out the inconaisteacies in the public conduct of Mr. Rumbuld, of whom he had been one of the political supporters, and appealed to the meeting whether that borough ought to return Mr. Rum bold and Sir E. Limn. or Sir Charles Napier and Mr. M'Culiagh. After alluding to the part which Mr. Rum bold had taken in reference to the application of the Health of Towns Act to Yarmouth, he pointed out the superior taints of Mr. M'Cullagh to their suffrages, and concluded by proposing that nine cheers should be given for that gen tleman. The meeting responded to the call. Mr. M'Crut %UN said all he could say was, that if they trusted him with their interest in conjunction with his venerated and gallant colleague, he would not wait until the termiestion of parliament helms he would surrender to them the trust they hail repos ed in him, if they should think he hail not properly nichaired it, but if they should be at any time dasatiefied either with what he had Joue or what he had left undone, he would replace is their hands, freely and without reserve, that responsibility which he would then be unworthy to retain. U. thought, however, that if he be came their representative he should have his rights at their hands, at the same time that he acknowledged they had their rights and obligations at his. lie wee not base or mean enough to tell them that if he was coireieatioesly eons 'in;eil that any course of action was right, they would be able to coerce him or to drive him into any other course which hie omacienee told him was wrung.l After some flutter remarks, Mr. M'Ciallsoth went em to 'spate his cordial approval of the primaries of religiose liberty, mod st Mated that ha massnai , the removal of the Roman outthink disabilities, sad had dam ha had been is the Home of Caussicas voted hr the royal of the disabilities affecting the Jeers. He gave his hearty mama to the sentiment so elognendy warmed by Lard liroughms whoa a candidate for the tepee seetatioa of Yorkshire, which decided the fate of the Whom BiLl—that "in his (Mr. Breoglemeii) opinion so man was rospamills for the creed ha held to any other person, say ems than be was rosponsiblit for the colour of his skis." (L applause.) Nothing would indinducehim (Mr. /1Vollagli) oad be swerve from that sacred prtnespM semen he hit utterly issenepeteat to mores or &net ahem la the massy in which they should The bate would mum whew all this turmoil sad malice of in tents and parkas woad army, sad all mom appear at their Lim siestas, sad he trusted sack of Mina wield he able to say—" I have not only maven (*Mikity to mune what I believed to be the way of truth, but I have also never dared to hinder the least of Christ's little ogee hem doing the same." (kir. lineage' fumed his mat amidst Mad eleiteriag.) BtaPoTAPLL-Bir W. Fraser, the new COUSerrer tier candidate, h lately visited this town. It is thesibt that Lssd Elw4ton wtil be triumphantly returned, and that there is a tel d for unce ano th er liberal madidate. Mr Bremridrre the present conservative IMMIX/. D %Willi/Ia:TM —Mr. Lapdog's prospects of saxes. ar inure Myr than em. His friends are zealously engaged is he be , radar* emildent of his triumphant _ . _ Earn:R.—Mr. Divett has returned to complete his cinema. The ban. gentleman has bees most enthusias tically received, especially by the ladies, who are determined to preserve the cheap loaf. GlifieroffiCll.—Mr. Montagu Chambers has held meetings during the poet week in the three towns, all of which were marked by perfect unanimity and sanguine antii Mations of success. The lion. canaidate has finished his personal canvass in Greenwich and Deptford, and will forthwith premed on the same mission to Woolwich and Charlton. The great sumr which has attended his can. yam place* his *lntim beyond a douht.—fferifisA Mercury. LTIONOTOn.—Our electioneering prospects (sap the frompsAire independent) have not materially vaned within the last few days. We are, it seems, to be favoured with roar candidates for our suffrages, namely, Mr. Hut chins, Mr Mackinnon Sir J. R. Canoe , and Mr. Hudson, the latter of whom h is past issued .in address, expressing hi. determination to come to the poll, having previously canvassed every elector. NoRTII LINCOLNIIIIIRE.—The peaceful little mar ket-town of Epworth, which is about 12 miles from Gains borough, was, on Thursday, the scene of one of the most estraurdinary ri•ts in the annals of English electioneering. Even Donnybrook fair, in the midst of its hottest confusion could hardly eqql,l the affray at Epworth. It bad been announced that Ilk three candidates for the North Lincoln shire di. James Banks Stanhope, Esq., the Right Hon. R. A. Christopher, and Sir Montague Cholmeley, would address the electors of Epworth and its neigh bourhood from hustings erected in the Market-place. Although all three candidates profess to be protsetMnista, and opposed to the grant to 31synooth, party feeling rims as high among their respective adherents as if they were divided by . much wider difference of opinion. It is alleged against Sir M. Cholmeley that be is the nominee of a free-trade neer, the Earl of Yarborough, and that he almost invariably supported the late free trade administra tion, for which reasons it is sought to displace him by a candidate in whom greater cosfidenoe can be placed. On arriving at Epwoeth on Thundey afternoon, the respec tive parties took up their positions on and around the him tinge erected in the Market-place, and Sir Rbt. Sheffield was about to open the proceedings by • few words in tamer of Mews. Christopher and Stan hope, when loud and re peated • ails were made from the Cholmeley side of the 'miming*, that the hones on which 200 or 300 of the other party were mounted ahead be taken away. This not being eonsplied with • rush was made upon the latter by the blue (Cbolmeley) party, with a view I. drive the horses hack. This was resisted, and the hemiene• charged the ranks of the blues with great viper, heyisig about right sod left with their heavy riding w sticks. A atonal light was the consequence, in width the hen* men. after being driven back two or three time, rallied in • body, and drove their smallemle up Churetixtreet, towards Sir M. Cheberiefe eemmit tee room. After awhile however, eareseing like ardor was restored, and Sir R. SWIM again ansystis address the assemblage, The bleak tad ridden dews, ame t b at ellare the berm therail ire re deseeriedNls 119•11.eied &dosed that set NW lied amid be Wad nada . thy_ wan takes away. Mr. Christopher thee preeeneid UtWeell, but be also was unable to Aida a hearing. The head of the bless smack up, " Ob der, whet can the, he ?" sad a party of saw, armed with Ihneklablie writ eseeltee th eta apes the howeerens. Mar saps and theme were ala bewared it this, end a ,sg berithrheri fight sow meased. Itbs bine imp were toes both mil the pales Wier meted lam siama. Ms hams sod timer dims teleieed meth terrible Meth, and thee wen Mina nib stases. The front of the bowie. wee iemslliel . GM *T o = liked to boat • baser retreat te escape the whisk were lying is all disassisaw of the Mod Lion (Mr. Christopher's ethemitheues4 wore seat and for about • quarter of an beer the gassassll violence prevailed. After repented ealsopis he= back the hire sob, without aer marked swam, the hot en at lan made a roma chin whir& had the albs at spww , atria, dispelling thew, and o, seen atoms& the hissed to the market. pleas eseapietele mastan of Mead. la the course of the arternees we elienned many peaked heeds, and several of the bases. were bony hut. The addresses delivered when why was ressared resembled le tone those of the provisos dep. at Gethelowougb. Mr, Christopher deplored the Maarbssiss which had takes Owe. and attributed it to a pthte of hired rallies May* farm Oeinshorenal t by the IL "Chethedere pane. e NOUTUIUMLIIMAiIia--0111/Parbri Mart., M.P. toe N o rth Merthesehett rit ath ire the hotel Heed Aidawhh hews. t, haying previothie addressed ids dawn as Darwitek, thathbeep, sad Maspatli. Tie Mayer at harawde_ good Wilts their, wed hereemed the right therithreaMir wiadadate. Me Gawp Ow" withered the dashes hi do spews ad meats ais his Ile MN the dews% mit asiuseraial aawahslasiso dad sa=gra has wade wadi ponds iie sol o es peg hit Om ; that a corn duty was simply a landlord's goodies • sad that, if the tenant issues ea: wise, they would l o ok to their laadlords for its sLttlente .t, and out to the ',gals tem. In North Northumberland, his rselectios was op. ed, by the conservative', the supporters of the Earl of Herby. There was a coalition &gated him, sod he was en nd to • contest—much, he assfeesed, to his home nek'uce. itace. But the liberal doeleusi vr ad stood es ettratly by Lm in 1847, and big to haw heir support in MA he felt deal was loud is maids not to surrender Om Add to the tradeeliM possoesioa of the eonservative party, by golag ebewbere te seek au uncontested seat in the new gailimeal. please.) la reply to Mr. R. H. Haggie. stated that he was not unfavourable too Millielill but had taftetiose le portions of the meassie new Where he Haws of Camases. Mr. Ralph Carr hewed • raeletion lauding the political principles, pawed filandsr. and 'shah entices of Sir Orreep. mad pledging the neetiug_ to peewees re-shells. le the steessest Sr Juba Fife ascended the hear ii sad what, is the awes ad his re. marks, bo ataesaes4 that the attack of the Tories to the north would be retaliated is the south—that in a few bum the address of a ssamed liberal easilidete tsr South Nertimbeelleall wadi be before the publie—there was lead sad pealthred orphan, the liberals et the meth divi des ban esilleady maims (and quite esespelsett) to glee Mr. Beereseest • awn ceseenial colleague then Mr. H. 0. Wail The whim was wairsously adepled • sad with a vele of thinks to he hem stored ly its aerie Grey, Me ander; e:esed. SPORTING. ASCOT lIF.ATH RACES! The eeiseesesie --- the ermine seetig 'deludes the entries nude on tiaterey: [llaseoal pressure of matter preelodee die kerrtioa to day of awe then the fonowiaft] TCYJIDAT. TaraL STATICS of 6 SOTS. each, and 63 added; for 2.yr gide Oat 41b; three, 7st 41b; four. flat 71b; eve, 9st; Silt and aged, 9st 31b. The new mile.—Nancy, 4 yrs; Officious, 6 77n; teethe, 4 years; eh f by Knightof the Whistle, 2 yes; Jack the Giant Killer, 2yn ; Hotborpe, 4 yrs • Mountaia Flower, 3 yrs ; Charles, by Charles XII., darn by Touch stone, 4 yn; Merry Peal, 4 yea ; •m b 7 Kremlin, out of Gaiety, 4 yrs • b (y Cotherstone, out of Queen of Beauty, 2 yrs; Sheen Law, by Cotherstone, dam by Camel; els eby St. area, out of Madeline, 3 yrs. ASCOT beans of 26 some each, 16 ft, mid 6 only if de eland ; the woad to mein 601., and the third to save his stake. Two miles and • half. Age at lb Age se lib Pitsford Lady Evelyn.... 6 713 The Heriot 4 6 7 Backbiter Selina 6 7 7 Allegro Exeter. Nutshell 6 7 3 Ella 4 6 13 Legatos Storyteller 4 813 Ilex 3 6 6 Antigone Ballet Girl 6 6 10 Maria 3 4 13 The rest pay 6 son each. The weights have been raised according to the conditions. GOLD VAIL given by bar Majesty, added to • sweep- stakes of 20 some. iamb; for 3-yr old., 7st 31b; four, 9st; eve, 9st 71b ; six sad aged, 9st 91b ; mares and geldings allowed Sibs; hones that have never wen above the valise of 601., or received 1001. for running mend, before theta= of starting, to be allowed weight in the following gnaw. ! eons :-3•yr-olda, 41bs; four, 71bs; awe, lithe; sin and aged, 181bs (matches not to be reckoned as winnings) ; the winner of the Derby, Oaks, or St. Leger, in 1861 or 1832, to carry 101 b extra; the winner of the Ascot, Goodwood, or Miscast', Cups, or the Queen's Vase at Ascot in 1841, to any 71b ; and of the Riddlesworth, 2,000 dulness, New market, Port, or Claret Stakes, and the second hone in the Derby, Oaks, or St. Leger, in 1861 or 18.52, to carry 4lbs extra. 2 miles. Mr. Br:trishaw's Barbarian, 3 yrs; Mr. Manhunts's Nancy, 4 yes ; Lord E 's Mountain Flower, 3 yrs ; Lord Exeter's Aishrose, 3 yn ; Baron Ito .hsehild's i eh e by Phlegm' out of Marinelli', 3 yrs; Lord Chides% Baekhot, 3 yrs; Lord Clieleg's Poodle, 3 s; Mr. Gre en/is Frantic, 3 yrs; Mr. Howard ' s Little Harry, 8 yea; Mr. J. M. Stanley's Clincher, 3 yrs. WiLCOMI STARTS, of 20 sovs. each, with a bonus bs i a- ! at subscriptions of 6 son. each ; foe 3•yr ; Set 71b ; and allies, Bst 21b ; wingers before or safer ,of sweepetakes gin 'outing to 300 son., hielealng the trimmer's stakes, and having not lem than 10 subscriber, M tarry albs extra; the winner of the Derby to earn 9lbs, of the Oahe, the 2,000 Guinea Stakes, or 1.000 Guinea Stakes, 6lhe extra. Swinley wore-. General Ansim'a Reg Rosalind, Major Martyn's Lady Isabel, Mr. Carew'. The Sutler, Si, R. Pigot's Father Thames, Lord H. Luso: east Plitt. THIRD YIAT of the SECOND TalauslAL STAIRS of 10 son.eaelt, with 100 added, for 4-yr-olds ; oohs, fist 71b; and fillies, Bst 41b; the meonil to receive 601. oat of the stale a. One nand. 'plus, Coestellation, The Partridge, is by Plestipoteatiary oat of Amiens, b c by Dee Jolla eat • Min Whip, Hathertois, Maid of the Mountain, Hawthorn, Deceitful, Fortuna, f by Touchstone out of SoldieeeDaeglw lee (dead), Atastrsliod, Cotianda, Pavilion, Nobles, Hems Illemberg, Term, Balsanso, Scandal, Cllsedakr, Fear hem Kursk Knell, Is o b Charles Xll. dam by Towle seems, Spin, Harpsleboed, Crass% Midas, Jusspach, M iasma, Leyboarge, Vanity, Catalpa, The Macaw. Drill. e Iy Irises out of Emerald, Kalinin, Galaxy, Psademos, iry Minus out of Mena, Veranith, The Nun, Louis Ingisisea. Citadel (dead), Miscuing, Carl, f by Epirus eat • Prim (deed). Rococo YTAIL of the TRIAD Tarinsw. STALIN 01 10 one, each, with 100 added, for 3•yrasl4a ; colts, flat 71b*„; Mire, Mt 41b; the second to receive 501 out of the stakes. Hew mile. King Pepin, Bay Mulled, Dismay, Hugo, Regan, Ilex, Protection , Bob Major, Snarler, b e by Theor out of Rebecca, Glenluce, Wideowake, The Free Trader, Red Hind, be by Inheritor, out of Meek Ilealque, Bull's Bye, Moulton Lus t Weatbengain, Ilisigel r y= Lens, Bonsdals, Canine, b e by Venison antel Camden Wingenund, Filing, Heillaill, ilkeeW tie Third, Joe Miller, Songstress, Nedra Illead). maiik b e by Lanercost, out of Oh, Don't, ads 4 Yen l b br eby Old England, out of Seirark 11 *llson o or *at of Event, Hirsute, Stra , __l... engem Hiselea me. alp Winger, b c by Alarm ; out of 6WEETSTARIIOOI 60,0,, ...Ctrhl-Fal silb. Ma 91b, and Ma, Pat 61b; thole by • • Imes Wawa abl if both, 61b. From the wleeig a rt se as. mks Faueit (:11b), Scourge, Father fil o Red Hind, Hymnal. AMOR 11111/11t Oran= of 60 son. emelt, aa, kg sibs sib, arab; sad fillies, let 31b ; deo wiser eft , Deeby Ile any Mrs extra; dumped, or the miaow steals Oaks, Labs *stn. ilwinley towee.—Red Hind, San, Hie. luta, Bold Buy, Lens, e by Venda= at of Mona, Crie minus, e by fit. Martin out of Mecca, Oakes, eby Old out of Science. la i l w a tstagra of .50 son. each, for 2-year olds; colts, flat 71b, fillies, gat 3lb ; three q uarters of a mfle.—Duke of Richmond's Stella, Mr. Payne 's Gleaavon, Lord Eglinton's ILlepeth, Mr. Greville's Doe Pacifico. (To be continued.) Elspeth bolted while at suedes yesterday, threw the lad, and eat herself slightly. Teddingtoe wee scratched for the Emperor's Plate on Saturday morning. The management of the races will, wader the stewards, be entreated to Mr. E. Hibbard, whom sagacity for the duties of clerk of the course were mad eaMactonly tested last year. Mr. H. Hibbard will Alder r shin .Mr. Clark &spay, and Mr. Manning m Mat of the males. Great pains have been taken with the cowrie, and It b now in as good condition as the most Lallans could 41114/0. Ample special and cheap railway areareillatien will be prodded from the Waterlarbeido stud Pabibgams sta tions ,• and as her Majesty into& le ebb the WNW en Tuesday and Thursday, and the list aeke well for sport, a brilliant meeting may be anticipated. LATEST BUTTING IN TOWN. A6O3T MYNA 4tol mg Lody &W yo. I 4to I apt 54outeller 6 to I ant 1111 Pro. Nothing else nieutiosed. TEL 11111141101'6 PIATL $ 47 7 4 4 41 W 4467 (r.) I L: to we Hata mai.. to 7 14441 tads D. CRICKET. ABRANOEMSNTB FOS TIIIB DAY. At Lords.—Mtrylebout Club sad Orouad v. flurrey Club sad (hound. At Betteett's Ground, Wandsworth-road.—Hosalagtou Club v. Epson Club. At Chleboster.—gloven of Ragtoad ♦ MMus of M obutu, sad Diuritt. ENOIAND V. 811 LEST, min Tams GIVEN PLetalo.—Thie match Laded la llowevir of Barmy s few manatee before three dab& as Soauday, by 7 wickets. Beers: imol lesetead,S Mend laNll tatioanbaje,lC essead ditto, 77. Battey, bet 10e; 11111. law l b ...rm.—At the Prelim Industrial Rshibi dub Omit Bard. a low propeittor hawed*. inhi bits sheobireo of use • 4stree et tensity eat *sleeves MI be seed for paper. Of tho low net the iesehierery Nib LOW mimeo feet. of what my be wad holkree, hes a art et seta. A beehbioder of Braise bee wade I so Moo ef owisiog des, the peepoof phis) tore se Ilesibly as the fiat Mete of taw tow Am pet m aw , ies ao- Ovation Ise tide Iwo of tbe seal Meleead but ts, asps the soledel omit prowled* ote /NIL Per hap Fels may hessafter be primed ger die won on them swathe leave., sod defy the speMwe power of sato of say gibes Or eweepth of tempo We have only to lama a oloite Ws, mod the Wag is aloe. _ VIIITILEIIIIIO AND LIGHTING TEI Roues or OSlblent—Taleedieg the arced report ken doe select simitere es the guedbitles sod Wades d . the Maga if 011•11110•11 w *NIL ?bare is s geed erigerge• wok la warse re pore end re Ike *purge es she Meat beware UrOreWßemi.dA BO" eued lbsi o llbot "se re. S a teleme emegmeare doe guile of, gaol um. Wog •be Wee gad eberiM be eme impotent mdse. the difelliell sad segsegligs of As lord W rid s vim lie ea me mud aliteser• as wry meg bissalter orbs. • emmities sheaf be semed 1,. ammeseseeeet er rub miles, re mein ale Yr lewd of Weds epee geig amens thee say tows amosoloy to room soda geoglelme." THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, 1852. Raiz iintelligetta. HOUSE OF LOKUSe—S•rusnAT. Ow • Will, w LW.* TOME TIM CUM I/ lIICALIMI (VAMPS.— BROW! LOW CeIANCILI.OI. LIMO 1111.04114•81. 4111. AllOllll4 NORL• 1.01.110. Josed V. CANDIOCIE—iIIIZACII . O. COVENANT or LUIS. CONDITION. ODOMMT._ The defeedest is error, Oinweek besegist his mein in the Court of lizehmser la ewes. The diesiaresies Meted that by es Mature of hese lthiseheth those dr abed sate hie • dm beers sad Witham its., he • Noe of soma yaws Min Nth Mar* Nth. the oresseated keep the Wm his., as* buildings in repair, end that she wield within II maths heat the date of the said lodestar* smut end build • mew shed and stalls few fowling tattle omplent at the wry owl of a owner bar in sad arm and pared et the sold demised sad met ad Mad • seem wall hem sash pima, sad sew door two I tams Is the amigo, the whole of which te be left to the saperitheadenes of the plaintiff (the defendsat in error) aid ldwin Jews. the dailmhst's ((the plaintiff in err) as.. The daismatiss then sherpd Mr Jams with breaches of the covenant; that, with am putting the prenier into repair ; eseemily, with ar beeping then in repair; aad, thirdly,that although 18 atinnia had elapsed beim setien, Jonas did not within time peeled, or any other time, err and build a aew shed mod mei* sr the mane well ,sr wow thee the tee teems la the wage is her seer meth sot At* thritithed. T. that the phistiff la ones pinged bet, as at beam ; esesmdly, as is the has of the Awe Meseta that she, at a Nemeth, time beim the ethdratine Si the 18th meth, wee ready and willig is melt and Wild, dm ; that the defendant be errs, wee re. guested le sageriatend the w- of wash., but reftised se le de. Lone was joined ea the thee yisajr thea esplisetisa le the emend ple a g r i de l Yea theo reedinme and willingness at the is mere to meths the waits mimed te In that ad bum wee Joins& The NNW was ivied at the Illsesselse melee aim la With wins a vodka was Ibund hr Or ark e. WA Wan whit NIL Maws a the het sad essond bourir. wed ML da taiga on the third bash. As atemeth teas made le arrest :w i z ., Go the ground that the covenrit ea WM the wall, she., was not as shodate orthese to theme these works withla the 18 stet% UM was eantrthed by e soaditlea pocedent et aesensamd, ad yet gabber yenbear sues see mem efperiertnessealesimeaditiensarnadissee or williageset te whim it wee stated in this deolentim, such seadities be the eeperiatendeaes Si the treatise of the works by the dethathst in error sad Biota lass, the nu of the pleissiff is weer. se is ash masts by the dr Mast in emir Iskreill. The Own of thrhantese gem judgemst Or the ilehethst is arm, Wig* that, although the words were obscure, they did set aineust either to a medulla preeodeas, or esnearreat. The parties mat have Winded oily that the work was to be doe to the untithstles if the two; sad inewaseh, therefor, r the work was or dens at all, the Wear of coverat was sat asatgsd (8 Each. repine, Ilk. On a writ of error to the Eaebsguer Chamber, the formed judges aliened the jai,- rant kaiser, anaairorly Wing that the =pointer:dear was set • senditlea peessisept, or esseurrent, end that the corer* was ea alreire or to erect the buildings within 18 nasenhs (19 " Law Joarsal," N. 8., 371). Kr. ILoating and Ms. Gray appeared for the defendant in enacts rapport the judgment below. As se oppeaseses was made for the plaintiff in error, the boar at was tinned the judgment of the Court of Exchequer Chamber. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.--SATURDAT. Banns mg Clow Cossumeassza. IN !NS MAIM Op WILLIAM MIASMA MAILILL—GO VEKIIIIEKT CLERKS. This insolvent, who bad been clerk in the Privy Council office, applied to be discharged from prison. Mr. Cooke supported. It appeared that in the course of last year the insolvent having been engaged in some " bill transactions" en the at commodation system, petitioned the court under the Protec tion Act. His salary was 1001. a year, and 401. a year wu set aside for the creditors. He bad found it utterly impos sible, being a married man with a family, to pay the quar terly sums of 101., and on making default this protection ceased, and he was subsequently arrested. The Chief Commissioner on iaspecting the schedule, found several debts without consideration. His Honour made some remarks, deploring that government (darks had recourse to such a system, which waa sure to lead to ruin. Mr. Cooke said the ins olvent had suffered severely ; he had lost his 'Plotkin, and had a family to support. The Chief Commissioner mid it was often the cans that families suffered through the conduct of some of the mem bers. _ _ After soma further investigation the insolvent was sworn to the schedule. . . . . The Chief Commies future conduct. He then admonished him as to his amended him to avoid all " bill i;;sciioeTs', ind he hoped the Lewin he bad ben 4yht would not be profitless both to himself and other goverment clerks. _ . Thy insolvent was ordered to be diaelwrged. IN 111 w. P. Gary.—AN AKSTATINIP AT Till ROYAL HOUSZHOLD. This insolvent, an assistant at the Over pantry of the Royal Household, applied order the fte•aetwa Act. He owed about His salary was ea. On, and the extra pay as board wages IW. He hid • body to seppert, and had lately lest all his fermium mime distress Ze g The Chili c i nnisiessr weft pp Um remolds. dist Mow wow NOW la Os • day yr aaaes• posissilsi4 Inel wit THE POLICE COURTS. 31•24 402 - 4 0 y SE, Motemet AbnsiZe, a,* black bli - nd beggar um, who is usually led through the streets by a brown deg, and Elite aged 23 years, the daughter of a gentleman who re sides'in the City of Limeets, were brought before the Lord Mayor by Henry Meier, en sear of the Mendicity Society. The male prisoner was • geentiatly revolting object, his heed being covered with Meg matte d hair, sod the covering upon his limbs being tatted sad filthy in an eiders': de gree. The female was • nest shod pretty feced girl, pre senting • remarkable umbrae be the wretched creature who aesempaaied and was abseished by her. The mendicity diem meli—At twenty minutes past eleven o'clesk I mw the two prieseses together in Sishopsgatie street. They bed on hem Halifax. street, where they live tagebah eat the Idd iheseset a petition to the man's breast and plasei Ida se* Ms deg near the Paul Finder public- IS SS Mite& of seppliestion. As soon as she depo sifti OD her sedshotion against the wall she retired from him I mesa t saw him receive a penny, and I apprehended hem be& rased TIM tali BM& retai is as etope:spy el the petition, whisk Ins itilsibid midi " loaohlo peddles of Mahout a native a Calcutta, last Indies. He was brought In Ws eountry ia the barque Diaaa, Captain Brown. Was kept ashore in the Infirmary, Liverpool, of fever and iallammatiea is the eyes, where he was deprived of his penises sight. Beim a stranger, far, far away from home, b. is lowa to tram to the kind, benevolent, and humane, who feel tot the ma tortoises of others. 044 Is mak The ►o. of bad% is incev; The las el sidbt ne rock God only an name. "Thu Lord Werth a cheerful giver." The lard Mayor—le it ponible that those two persons have bees living torten ? The Mendicity 05nw—I have traced than to their very bed, and have been pardsularl informed of their table Captain Wood, of the city Society, eii the ease was certainly the MN sesetedenary he bad not with is all his experience With his leakities ponithehis be meld read a letter whisk he had received hest the young wanton's father, who was then In the jostles rose. " To the ficeriterp. Mosakity Beekay, Red Ilea-equare. 0 Dear sir,— , l rma l ui t . s sisiaM =to the hltwereg ollisreseriag ems t sad to sash_ hem pas the Mese said lan to selsrainoi is kindly af hallsel by year essisg , ezesordinary souse on of the peke of penned estkority. By birth sad shossties a gsa asses. I M the year 11111), • lady is the lame siphon of when 1 kid Mee two dose Mes. the dint of than infletasate saltiest of this applisag a zi sow SI ego. was ron the ego of three u peon p sad simatod in : I ha Ire Mile by her staismal sad wateAsr. At then Isms; about sews or sight aims. is Memo sa tnwfrisg Mown et her poster dwells.. Bee Mee she *maths& to get sway with • anstisd sms. eel was sat beard K UAW eluded the Wins of ths miss to ease her. far May WOWS, wail the reselpt Oa letter set the Thee newspaper teas Mr. D' our solisiev, at Newton Abbott. la Domegoru , is pa • donided sad Manse ammo of the die tronlog esmdYies of a pang lady this Wag at St Lake's mokbeep oppeased, saint tM ernamd sago of lliattesth Al.. This lllSnlikt, el ei ,V=way abassded 4111 i do mat atresiose ea br the beset of guardian* Lsbea sse lg er wills, musk of the nano to when the it eggty, went to et. Lake's, and hand is lii parses whew use hell boos in tka Mtn, sod on w< Wimp bse a t .isse hot ds s b : sts end her nothor.ehe waschossaithare of hiss- Mad and hated, apitheitepel sear Oa her onelaw. Isarsisas woes 01101111411 1 11 11 11 . 1 11 0 _11,M1101144•011Ipilletisa boaksooto.disoodsos• ftstissisosotes Hospital, hem wissekrAts Nog Isought to • etalo elseuvalesseme, eel =NM ft WM mem of onall man of mosey, she mil sots wo hot eight of tor nasty 'maths, gendestaa. • Mend of the family, eaw and gave Me Mtn custody Oda piths , wits restored be nos more to Mr seated wean Mar coachnt from this period we latimsse in the ems, mad is kir ocean, of ape ,be this of on minks, end haviag a small Man property is Densitimr, subjest to he parson' nuns*. bat which was waived is her favour she left in, we dill we Mow of her until a bout 10 wissthe gime I me bar in the 11 1 . i sg i uTvr Ihitechapel, in the lot Nos of destitutiss, Mb, and ngs, engin ballade; my boessaig um oasis l e d in to me* with lar sod to tounoodate t _resat wk.* ' wee that we issit Isse ollsolds didiol, mad sorsa he Mr. Tr sbib lotod has shegt limist e d s ti p aillostess the r honer opoisposoMid al isopastiop Us, until airy Hip _glom tog jutleillt4 • MOW hop osir tor, saying as - am bow Item dereffhhoe al as wir• a a Mr. Abraham. *aka tbs sale of ins posoorto and gonting bin to aka the seareary etspe," uje Wa ss ., m a the preliminary step, bong our ensatans mid on mat lie less *pejo was to visit the kWh, spesilleil is the Minions inter—' 7, Little gabs genet, .101Olsrhapel,' ark then, 01111 nieualet non, inhabiting with •• bleak bind beggar who paranbulans the streets with • trona Am Ibis wrosaltel igirl it to be fousd. The penis: who Ys is the ems hoses rap that abs hat been es. 'whiting with this 'maitre= loathsome being tits two months, and that they live meet luxuriously. Her mother, who has had an interview with her, states that she boasts of this man's bringing her home from the West-end fre quently 16s. per day and on an average 7s. or Bs. per diem. She stated herself to have been married to him seven months oboe et Whiteehspcl Church, which, on careful inquiry, I Mad to be Mae, having examined the church hot*. and WM WI msYY ea the subject." Me Lund lilayar—Certainly this is the most hosrible ph as of Limbo rename I ever heard of, sad it would be quite hrrettible it I had not before me all the parties con. errata Is it redid*, young woman, that you can have any rupee or albedo. be the miserable creature at your side? — lie female prbommt—Tee; I have both respect and &ac tion d im. I have no Wes of leaving him. We out de "7 1bentet= g oillese—The man has been begging about several years, end I have no douht is well able to keep a woman la greet luxury. I am convinced that the girl bas been annealed lry the excellent living with which he in dulges her. They have been in the habit of getting the bet, and die bee wet den" it. The lewale prhater—Wall, I can't go home, and I won't go bee& The Welt said be had been dog led through the streets eflommlna the el& years ; that there could be no mistake theta his Irm6ew ; and if any one knew how a blind man I wee to pappept himself eacept upon the kindness of those who MN Ma blind, he would be much obliged to be in thiumel Is what way. 'lb Loyd Mayor thin communicated pri♦atelyJ with the ' Wm of the girl, and both prisoners were COTTON.—Livinroox, Jens 6.—Ths salsa to-day am estimated at 10,000 bales, of which impactors hare taken 1,000, sad speculators 3,000 bales, inchichag 300 Peanut. 300 Mancha= at 61d. to 7d.; 100 Euptlaa, at 61d. to ltd. ; sad 1,000 Surat, 31d. to did. The market closes with fresh animation, prime of all kinds being at the ex treme rates of yesterday. The renewed activity is caused by three days' later accounts from the States via Southamp ton. toeing sd mach spirit and 0. advance. - - Mascueoraa, ions 6.—Then have been few attendants ea the eaereeps he-day, and, indeed, since Tuesday the en earldom and ammerments incident to Whitsuntide, and the nee-week, have eassed badness to be almost wholly neg. Jetted. Tim little bads= that lee bees transacted has been done at fail prises, set mule yeas above 40's an very Arm. Clothe. wilt the empties el illemestise, are also well supported in peke se kr se %eases be rear, bet in this description of deli the over supply keeps down prices in face of a rising MIN 1111•11114, and they are far from re munerative to protheses. A restriction of production is in contemplation. It is eselmstad that there are about a hun dred manufacturers of the. arming about 60,000 looms, and the stoppage of thins looms two days per week for a couple of months would reduce the consumption of cotton by 16,090 bales, and the supply of domestics in the market by 300,000 pieces. It is most likely that manufacturers will have to resort to this course. WOOL.—LoNtioN, Ivan s.—The colonial wool sales at the Hall of Commerce, which commenced on the 20th ult., cloud this evening. About 31,000 bales have been sold, independent of about 6,1100 bales of serious descriptions of low foreign wool. From the commencement to the close of these sales there has been a very lively demand, and prices have been well supported. Everything has been sold, and nothing bought in. It is calculated that one-fourth of the finer descriptions of Port Phillip wools and the better sort of Capes have been taken fur foreign account, principally for the French markets. Staplers end dealers hare not taken their usual quantity. A few parcels have been bought on speculation, but the great bulk has been taken by our own manufacturers. The healthy state of trade in our macaw Luring districts. and the comparatively small quantity for this season of the year brought forward, has caused prices to average full 16 per cent. ghove February, end 2.5 per cent. above Mar and June, 1861 ; and should trade here and in France continue good, sod the importations between the present time and July prove short, there is no calculating on what the price of wool may he, as the stock in this country is lower at the present moment than it has been for many years. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lzane,J S. —We lsad ad excel lent gasket te.clay in both the cloth halls ; a large business has been done, and might have been much increased if the manufacturers would have taken the old prices for their stocks, but thee are not only asking but obtaining a flair ad vance on precious rates, as it will be quite insposs•ble to replace the present stocks at any near approach to the prices they have been selling at late ly. Business has been quiet in the warehouses this week, in consequence of the ho lidays. LlNEN.—Betesst, June 3.—This week business has been rather dull, owing principally to the fact that the 4th of the mouth is always taken up in money arrangements. The manufacturers are pushing out their work in all parts of Ulster, and there seems to be a great competition for weavers, which hes had the effect of raising wages somewhat. Emigration is haviog its effect on the working closets here. Yarns: In Yarns there has been but a limited business ilaaa, awing to the continued scarcity of weavers. Stockade MI diminish, and prices appear to be nominal. There is a talk of Mei of the mills going on Om-quarter time. There le as dtputation, however, of a better business being done soon, us next month, we anticipate, will bring a number of foreign buyers into our market. Cloth : The cloth markets of Ballymena, Colmine. and Armagh still continuespar '' ingly supplied with gray cloth. The demand by bleac he rs is not active. One Ballymena report ia as follows " The market on Saturday last was better supplied with goods. There was no change is value. The fine end' is still pay ing the weavers good wages. The coarser sets went off more freely at former prim.' In Lurn, diapers and damasks have a pretty fair sale, and in dri lls there is a great deal doing, and prim seem to be on the advance. In 26 inch and 30-inch lawns there is a steady business doing, at saving prices, particularly in the 30. inch ones fur printing into handkerchiefs and lawn dresses. There are in quiries for 36. inch printing lawns, but hitherto our manu facturers have totally neglected the manufacture of this breadth, and it has caused many to suboutue printed mu.- lino in their stead. Our opinion is that, if we had cheap linens and lawns, we could beat out the cotton is a peat measure, and bring • vast acceuion of trade to this country. Irlsx: There is nothing doing at this season in flax worth noticing. The growing flax partakes of the general luxu riance of the crops now on the ground. Various samples have been shown us of a length and quality superior to any thing we have seen at this MINN and with the late change in the weather to genial humidity we anticipate a very favourable harvest.—Banner of Ulster. HARDWARE. Illionte00•0, Juan 6.—There is scarcely any alteration to notice in node here since our ►ast report. The kw foreign orders received during the week have been only sufficient to give en impetus to business in two or three branches; for the most part trade is extremely dull. In cabinet and general beam foundry the orders are said to be above the average; the wire drawers also are busy, but the branches to which this remark will apply are quite exceptional. The iron trade keeps improving; from • circular issued within the last day or two we learn that the underselling houses have now some fully up to the nominal price,fil. for Staffordshire bars, and the beat makers will not now accept orders at a lower figure than Sl. 10s.; in fset orders are rather freely offered at that rate, and the general impression appears to be that the price will yet advance. CORN.—Caudatuos, June s.—Wheat wee wiry du sale, at from le. to 2s per qr. bees money. Other alums as before. Wheat, red, 3145. to 405.; white, 421. Barley, 27e. to 235. Beaus, 324. to 33e. Peas, 30e. to 32.. Oats, 20s. to 24. Currsantfav, Suss 6.—We had a good supply, sad priests shout the same. Wheat, white, 42a. to 46e. ; kows, re. to 41e. Barley 30s. Oats, 23e. Beene, 286. Peas, 32a. Cocotsarrn, June 6.—A short supply of Wheat; the sale slow, at lest week's prices ; a very limited quantity of Barley, Beane, and Peas ßarley, on show; these fully maintained late rites. JIRO b. Thera was a fair supply of English Wheat at our market this day, and millers having shown but little dispositios to purchase, the trade ruled dull at lest week's pnceu The inquiry fur foreign was very limited, but holders do not offer on lower terms. Barley sells slowly in retail, at former rates. Beans are held firmly foe full prices. For Oats there is little inquiry, and had wholesale buyers appeared 6d. per qr. decline would have hem submitted to. GUILDFOILD, lone 6.—Wa were apashisly supplied with Wheat, of which tbs were baronet preys ; difficulty was superiessed in ebelludsur isms, prises, bet these were realised in the Nies estwerleg. PINION* pekoe• Whitt, Ws. to 61s. Isabsy, lb le SY. Oats. Ma, I. 235. Bates, 31s. to 34. - 811ZT7011.0, Jose 6 —The supply of Wheat still all; the tee th riled dull at last week's pries& Barley sold at ALF ea suds . Oats • bogey task. Peas and Deans made maser sere Iliimey. Wheat, treat 23a. to 30a. per led lieDeziry, 114". hOa per qr. Oa 1 7e. to 24e. Peas, 255. flye. 20a. to pee 19G te L Beans, 10/. ta M. Tares, 20e. to . Ids. Xthicltherna, Jaws 6. During the prosiest week the trek, Witham' by the IWO favourable state of the smasher, as well as the usual Whitsuntide holidays, has ruled gtherally Wards', the may empties being in regard to geed howasheth and emporia, qualities of lour, the eon dssd of which has ambled factors to dispose of all froth osthethe at fully pethiesse prime. late Liverpool sad RUlllera bit thgpliesthalte aad oatmeal have been received hem lydssd i sad heat abroad the imports of wheat and dear the Math together with • moderate quantity of beans sad Lam eon. We berm had quite • lathy MU kat to-day, sad dee dame algothetheas es seedy describe the nature of the thentheas Girth theurred as to render an farther named vweeeeffeey. nwthathargaisa-Trao. Jaw 6.—The weather this week has undageole amp lagethearst, hat is still not nada, the aklr htr gm meat part beinf ie fz t a i t t y. Wheat and sprilw Corn are y and well, but the Hey crop is Cg al l prime t, the meant nth. Wigs come toe lath to he of emeatial service. At our market this morning we had en extremely moderate thaw of Wheat from the grimes% hut, hem the coast, the 'ar rivals are to • fair, sthereeethe panels having (1 7 I. "phial; are not istuludindlt din return below. Fresh simples hesagosackyreedeg t sold ,quiWy, at an drgee of .th le. new gre best runsass„ n vis u& aing 4.3 a ; and extra white, ; ue the mw a thee, a good stemma mu .1 eauth essohy qualities, the best runs of Lincolnshire red, freely commanding 42a., and Norfolk end Suffolk, 435., weighing naturally 63Ibe. per bushel respectively. Flour had rather more tone, • fair progress having been made in the disposal of our liberal receipts at 28s. bd. to 295. for hone/holds, and 295. to 31s. 041. for whites, according to quality. Rye was in limited re quest, but in its value we have little variation to note. Grinding Barley found more attention, and by submitting to a slight reduction the market was pretty well cleared Danish with a chamber smell having been bought at 265. 6d. per qr., weighed 66 lbs. per bushel. In Malt there was rather more stirring, but 645. could not be exceeded for choice season-made qualities. Beans a slow sale, but boiling Peas are again rather more inquired for, and may be writ ten the turn dearer. With Oats we were moderately sup. plied, and the arrivals coastwise being likewise trifling, sales were more readily effected than on this day etennieht, but prices can sanely be called higher. The arrivals this week are : Wheat coastwise, 1,300 qrs.,. foreign, 168. Rye, coast wise, 60. Barley, coastwise, 100. Malt,,„,eoastwise, 363. Oats, coastwise, 428; foreign, 195. Peas, coastwise, 20; foreign, 99. Flour, 3,159 sacks. Nonwicit, June 6.—Our market was but thinly supplied with Wheat to-day by the farmer and merchants , who were stiff in their demands for all prime qualities. Millers were exceedingly cautions, and msde a stand to purchase at less rates, encouraged by the very dull state of the lead ing and consuming districts, but could ant succeed to any extent at a redeefiee, and, in the absence of much business being done we cannot alter our quotations for even one article on the market. Flour sold slowly, at exactly last week's rates; not much changed hands. Barley trade entirely confined to grinding qualities ; supply small ; de , mend very small ; no change in value. Deans and Pees a very short supply, and demand small. Oats were a fair sale, but no alteration in value. NorrlNouAY, Joe. s.—ln the corn market to-day we have a better supply of Wheat than for the last week or two ; the buyers act slowly, and have the turn in their favour even for the beat samples. The @bow of Barley is very short, end there is some inquiry for that article at full prices; the best makes Is. more money, and all spring corn is held mith much firmness. rETIRBOROVOIi, Jana s.—We had a good supply of Wheat, and lut week's prices were barely maintained. 631b0. red Wheat, 119 s. per qr. Beans Is. per qr. dearer. Oats the turn lower. RZADINO, Jane 4.—Notwithstanding we had a short sup ply of Wheat to-day, it was with difficulty last week's prices could be obtained ; in some Instances sales were made in favour of the buyer. No alteration in summer corn ; but little thing. Wianzeit, June 6.—A good supply of Wheat at this day's market, and although we do not alter our quotations, yet the prices of last week are barely maintained. The supply of other grain is small, but quite equal to the wants of the trade. WORCESTER, June 6.—At market to-day there was a good supply, but by no means a large one of Wheat ; and the trade ruled dull at barely the currency of this day se'nnight. Barley maintained its value, with more de. mend. Oats offering 6d. per quarter lower, without find ing buyers to any extent. Beans and Peas a good deal in quired for. Yoga, June s.—We have again a small show of grain at this day's market, and the farmers not being willing to submit to any reduction, the little business transacted was at last week's rates. Wheat, white, 435. to 455. per im perial qr. ; red, 396. to 425. Ma lt, 525. to 645. Oats, 104. to 114. per stone of 141 be. Flour, 28s. to 31s. per sack of 280 lbs. Coax, June 4.—The trade here for the last two or three days has been very quiet, with a tendency to a decline in the value of some descriptions of grain. We have at length to report a few arrivals of foreign grain at this port. At Falmouth, also, we observe some vessels have put in—and this, coupled with the fact that some vessels have passed Gibraltar, has lowered in some measure the pretensions of holders. The receipts of home grain are miserably small, those for the week amounting only to: Wheat, 11 brio. at 20s. 6d. to 20s. 9d. per barrel; Barley, 41 barrels, at 11s. 4d. to 12a. 4d. ; Oats, 540 bets, at lOs Gd. to 12s. 4d. The business passing in prime foreign Wheat is very mo derate, and prices seem disposed to give way. Egyptian, stocks of which are in the hands of one part maintains a price ilisproportioned to its value. Some business lies been done in Oats, at Ila. 3d. per barrel for black, and Ile. 9d. for white. We experience a fair consumptive de mend for tine Flour, while coarse descriptions continue a free sale, at last week's prices. Indian Corn, for the rea sons already assigned, is in less demand, and, with a reduc tion of Ga. per ton on the article, there is evidently leas disposition to make purchases. We quote the value of Oalats,Bl. 21. 6d. to 81.55. per ton. WATERFORD, June s.—The continuance of very mode rate arrivals of (orign grain, together with the improved accounts received from the Enal',h markets during the 1 week, have given a firmer tone to the trade here, and priers of all irides have been well sustained. Wheat: There has been an increased di•position to purchase really good um pies, and these we note the turn d ; in the value of secondary sorts no change can be quoted. In6rior and low qualities, of which there are none on the market, would sell readily. Oats have been offered leas freely, and pur chasers have bad to pay the extreme rates of this day se'n night. Indian Corn: The demand has not been quite so active as of late; but u stocks are very much reduced. holders have been enabled to obtain a further advance of 6d. per barrel on ell descriptions. Flour is held firmly, at late rates. Imports this week : Wheat. 1,838 qrs. ; Indian Corn, 1,345; Flour, 200 barrels. Exports this week: Oats, 8,620; Flour, 332 sacks; Oatmeal, 680 cwts. KU/SCALD?, June 6.—To-day the weather bas become milder; we had some fine showers on Thursday and Friday. At our country markets this week we had very few sam ples of any kind of grain o ff ering by farmers ; higher prices and generally a small advance obtained. Here tn- d.te we had a fair supply of Wheat of good quality, whit h sold slowly at last week's rater. Oats were in short supply, and were hilly 6d. per qr. dearer. Onlk three parcels of Barley at market. Price% : Wheat, 375. .to 445. 04. per qr. Barley, 295. 6d. to 31s. 6d. Oats, 1 . 6d. to 235. 6d. Oatmeal, per bog of 2001h0., 30s. POULTRY, Ac.—NSWOATII•ND LEADENIIALL, JUNE S. Duclu, Is. 9d. to 3s. 6d. ; tame rabbits, Os. Oil. to Os. Od. ; pigeons, id. to Bd. each; Surrey fowls, 71. Od. to 85. Gd. ; ditto chickens, 6s. Od. to 7s. Od. ; barn-door fowls, 4s. Od. to Gs. per couple ; English eggs, 6s. Gd. to Gs. Od. French ditto, 4.. Gd. to ss. 3sl. per 110 ; fresh butter, 9d. to Is. Id. per lb. FIBII.—BILLINOSOATE, JUNE . S.—EeIs, 4d. to 10.1. per lb.; soles, 3d. to Is. &I. per pair ; lobsters, 4d. to Is. 6d. each ; cod flab, Is. 6d. to 3s. 041. each ; turbots, di. to 12s each ; plaice, Is. 6d. to Is. Bd. per, twenty; salmon, 10d. to Is. U. per lb.; mackerel, 4d. to 7d. each ; crimped scale, 6d. to Bd. per lb. SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER RAILWAY ADJOURNED SPECIAL MEETINO. The adjourned special meeting of the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway Company wu held at Chester, on Saturday, fur the purpose of deciding, under the Wham cliffs order, on the bills now belero the Rouse of Lords for the amalgamation of the above company with the Great Western and Shrewsbury and Birmingham Com panies; and, secondly, for the amalgamation of the two Shrewsbury Companies. A formal resoluti approving of the bill was proposed by:the Chairman, and seconded by the Deput,y•Chairman. Upon a show of hands a considerable majority appeared against the motion.—The Chairman declared the motion last.—A poll was then demanded, and at the mguest of the proprietary Mr. Out& was appointed a scrutineer on the part of the shareholders opposed to the meuure, to act in conjunction with Mr. Lowe, who was nominated on behalf of the directors. . _ _ It was then agreed that the consideration of the bill for the amalgamstion of the two Shrewsbury companies should be gone sato, after which the scrutineers could enter upon their duties in respect of the first bill. The CHAIRMAN having moved the usual formal resolu tion approving the bill, and the catch words of the bill having hen read by the solicitor, Mr. ROY wished to say a few weeds in reference to the measure now before them. He desired it to be clearly understood that the present measure was entirely distinct from the bill for the amalgamation with the Great Western Company, which he might designate as a bill affecting their external policy,. and upon which a difference of opinion was known to exist. The measure now before them related only to their internal economy, and was promoted solely for the purpose of securing a saving in the working and general management of the two lines. Mr. Memo would accept a pledge, on the part et the directors, that the bill contemplated nothing beyond a eon solidation of the two eenerrna for purposes of economy. ' The CHAIRMAN said the board had not the least limits-! lion in giving that pledge. After some further discussion it was agreed that the ' .• pietist." should be incorporated in the formal resolution, which was passed nem. con., with these words in addition, "and the directors pledge themselves that, in the event of any material alteration being made in the bill not aplr;74 . d by Mr. Gutch in its progress through the House of the ball shall be withdrawn." The meeting was then adjourned to four o'clock ; it was not, however, until six o'clock that the following report of the scrutineers was laid before the proprietors : We report that hovieg given erect to the revocation of prolico, the result of the votes is as follows : For the Motion. Votes. . ..... --.--. Persons prevent, 91 ' - LAD Proxies held by ditto 9,668 Total for the motion Against the Motion. Votes Persons present, 36 1,060 Proxies held by ditto 4,169 Total against tits =sties Majority against t h e motion ef persoas present, 16; and votes, 461. The meeting thee =, after the usual vote of thanks I. the ehainrn eel [AdverIMAMEOLI—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND nW 1111•111 Mlle T Pllllllll.ll AIVILKIMO 6CI'IVT, OCIDI• SOTTO imagism gra Ursa= as gas lad diagram am maw.— g egarst ap b4gralam. ad ber saugagag ors ampeadorill by gt tam band. gad to. sub giro giggas te_ radials gash seggaisisti is to maiirmasiesugam se illaisaaes ogi at dr gimp lila apply ea anal. big banaa' aistagat poragnisd by aro graider. ' fel sag data lbak .B• Wabb=l: C= t . he tomeour Llart a zarbomil se tr am all al fly I. al l =1". aski it Pali= DAILY WEATJIER TABLE. MONDAY, Jute' 7, IML The state of the Weather at each of the following plants et Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. The stations ase arranged in order of latitude. Nesse of Piro. Oasne al 1 INNZet Masi S. Osatle 11.6. 1 Ones Mame beau IL Stranilkeras B . 1 4 1 4 Albs S.W. Oesatb imam W. Wi . sa IT_ - 1 L____ Ppnovnt _... ~~_~-~.i STAMM SWeoia.W. ....... S W. N.W. &W. &W. B.M. Btate elf Radar: Overcoat Parually am* Overcoat Overcoat: Partually am* C 10441100 Partici! Cindy Partially Cloudy cmwdiless 1e4,01 -- Witt Breese Gristle Breese latis Brame THIS DAY, Noon. — onto in WM. strewn of Wad. elate or the wean,. 6.8.8 Calm. Run. Tho returns from the following places did not reach title aloe is time for publication on doturday ; they therefore iadiaate the state of the weather on briday moruiug at aim °Week. Ulasama ........ M.W. Owls brow i PosUolly Cloudy quasar a. Strong Brum! Partmlly Uoudy ....minim_..— W. Geslie brume Partially Cloudy Pons. S.W. *Weir linw.. Partially Cloudy Swum* tamseryou .—.. linuitpenAll &W. Cam amok.* Rouvusam W.LW. &nag Bear Porti‘lly Cloudy Partially Cloudy Warm B. Gentle Brom. ; Partially Cloudy flosustaroa.. ...... &sorrow SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Urgent, from Liverpon! and New York to Charleston, went ashore at Bull's Breakers, near the latter port, May 18, but it was thought that with fair weather she would be got off only slightly damaged.—Southampton, June 5. SEABORNE MAILS. tlf steatite' that the twab an rent frees the Omen! Pet-ear r the alght—eed XW the silts eight—sad M by the morning-de„pateb. ---• ''...."...... Deletes readouts' Fr ma abet COUNTRITJA. la Dement Pub 1 Poet Masa Otllos Loudon. despatched. des. —,....... Asserktgbyllitt.seMhetN Joie 1 Liverpool.— kaariserhyUatted thaw pocket) N I.lvetpeol Antall Amerkatbyt.l4ter. orb At Dute 2 Austrelle(vis SouthamL ' toe) . Ditto (vie Marseilles) N laver ..... .... Ditto (via Caps of Oood Rope) ...... .....N AMUR, 2 Plymouth ...I Atom ( West Dort; ...N 1 ate of the nasnth , I)l.),,pitti ... June 2 Alesandria• PI lethllantla of mom. laver 2 elebue ........ .. N illy .beer ' Deny Brazil Meth of the mouth vrstharnpton. 'June 16 :therms Ayres • M ttlk ef the month vtutharepton. June 16 - - I.lllt,rats M Indalltbefruestiv ••oithsteptos.. Arrived 'ape of Chtad Mope N I Ith of Cape de Verde N Aored Ja 2 ne I, l'lt m o o u uth ... Arrived Canstsatteord• • N 7thilthS7thef ntetl, t lover Central Atiberilla Channel lges N Moe., Wed.,arrld.l routhumptoo. to Th..th Clllll M lndal7lhol moot- Suuthemptos. Arrived Prance Ma Pr fame dolly Doves 3reese•... N 7thl7th27thentoe Dover Members II Tuesday a Friday Lemke Dre,.,Set Holism' M theatres. a !UMu , . Londe. the.Ths Iloathires N 17th of the went! vouthempten June 20 Ireland Math Tinos daily ladiervisbouthamet + Wroth of the month -out/newt. ,June 20 least (via bleriellle•. NMIOIOIth of mouth Dover • June 11 India Oda Caps of Oorst (lope) . lt ,15th of the month. PI t mouth ... Matult . tti a s ..li.B 1:11Sth of the month ylymouth ... 111 of the month ' t , tutharsptos ,Jose 17 thttotvla L 111th i:ettles) N IStlth.24th tuutustl. .aver idezi50....................01 led of the month •Juthanaptn. 'Arrived Madeira - Voulhacipto. June 16 Melia* . I fth.l76,liftk, 7th I " 1 *Tabor the rigout!, Dover ...... .• lone 10 Naples* ri Mhl2llostbolenr. Poem Petrel @Wee . . ..... NlSOll2th2Ltkoletta, Ismer Peninsula $ brllthl7thalli.f no..r, 4,4utilatnptCri. ( June 16 Pam PA 2nalal7thof month o .hthemptoe. I Arrived Teareey• N I 4111 slit - 150.4m0.. Dover West ladies . ... .Al andlallthef month I southampsat. l iAnived Van Diernen's lAnd (see' Australis) '' • The nunin'to then 4ountnae num marital (•) are eonveyed by oseketnia ilarenllea ml tqdleisall. via boa hampt 4,11,01 be Tade up on the evening of the 19th luetbat, Ineenevouroot of the Toth (Ailing on a holiday. The Peninsular mail willhe ade up on the murmur of the 213th instant. In oeneequence of tad aitli falling on a bands,. •RR IVED. Gaown-et Literposl, June 5, from Formosa@ F CLAIM AND MaST—st Gravesend, June 6, frau AKINS, I . llRol6lA—at Valmimtb, June 4, from Flamelike Fatcov-at Unmeant's, June 3, from.. Odom Gomm, Cleovn- st Orameend, Jo,. 3, from flimante -at Cremated, Joss 6, from ...= Hormone -Mama, lone I, trt.n HOLMIUM-4'l'4mm* June. from Oakes Megan ateiriumv-st Southampton, June 4, Irons B. Apse Jona o.uttni--al Liverpool, Jur.e 5, from New 1641 Jura-at °mitered, June 3, from Alllllllll4lk Moor-at Gramesd, June 6, ham Meausoseants -et Gemmed, Jam 3, from ..... a ....Valenti Ms. SA .a at Gravesend, June 5, from . .... ....... ... JlMllell OlanAka-eir Falmouth, June 3, tram Melly 1 Panoramas-it Liverpool, June 5, no -1 1 .4".. Michaers Mosatar o -at Gravesend, June 6, from Cellao ear. Astratmo•- et Falmouth, Jane 4, from .......,Iterletta Stun or me Mewr-st Lattrpoot, June 3, tem -... New Tort TKANR—at °rammed, June 4, from ..- Antwerp Taman-at Osermend, June 4, fice5.............-.....- Till* Nova SAILED. SOOMM4II--bom Plymouth, June 4, to „..„..Australia Aura MAVO-MOM Gravesend, June 5, to Alice Bay Memo-from Gray:vend, June 5, to Antigua .torimos- Don. Oraveund. June 6, toe-. .... Norway MCI WIMON-from Liverpool, June 3, to Lou Du-from I..fortiorol, June 5, to BMIMORD-11.010 Liverpool, June 5, to Itsboa Bumumto-IrmoQuerootowo, June .1, to lauloa • Aitt. BICHARO -frost °rammed, JUDO 5, to ... %kis Ooeu-froalLlurpool, Julie 5, to Critoutuau-from Liverpool, June 5, to ..... L'Uoin lemon -Zavevend. June 5, to Yaps En - ',Toole. June 3, t 0...................... Nolen 16. oars- Liverpool, Ju. e 3, to .Bailie a aesteucta -from Liverpool, June 5, to James FLORA BMA-from Liverpool, ADM 3, to Betakes Paestum -tun Liverpool, June 3, to Mot Payer-from Liverpool, June 3, t 0.... .. ..... .. ......... New lark GOOD Setae :....Trona. June 5, 10 Olds MOM ~., Gam am - Cinvesnid, June 5, to Archangel Haassoarim -from Grueesend, June 5, to Bombay HOUMA CA 11-from Omura& June 5, to Archangel Hews Cleve-Pros Liverpool, June 5, to New Soak Luaus.' Lon,-from Gravesend, June 5, to ......-P. Beaufort JoHit DALTON-Dom Liverpool, June 5, to Borobey Jure it avatimirom Liveepoo4 June 5, to New York lisotosroo-fgan Gravesend, June 5, to Dublin Lena-from Gravesend, June 5 to ... Elsinore Lonatarnow-from Uverpool, June 3, Wm..... ........ _ taunt Loeirerr-from Liverpool, June 5, to.. shanghso LARD ED:Domain Liverpool, June 3, to ........„......Sale aloteo Luau-from livrlrmO, June 3, t 0........„ ketand Althasua-frpos Liverpool, June 3, to _ „„ye..ersborg MaIUE BUrit-MOOkOniVroonti, June S. b....„„..._..... .. KAU" HAMA Eustatius -hoot Oraterairt, June A. t 0........., COr,tutria MAIM Baugutress Unwound, June i, e 5.................. B3lua Ocass-trousiiverpook Jane 3, to .......... .........--„Croortadt rteurvurowellrlle. Ugerpool. isms I, et.............. Corfu Femur-Dom Otwessmil, June 6. to Soaped goons -troy ftwaelds, June 4, to - London an pea Coif-WON fallnlolll. Jene 5, t 0... ....e.- Naples hones. AtAatilllteim Onvostied, June 4, le Baltic Sac R. BIDLAISOM atewearibi. hoe A, 10. New York *run -tuft Greollleld, JUN A. to DIMM2 1311011-frOM Liverpool, Jens A, to Optend VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Jobs Pink,„Mpla St Vlaceat's fie London, 27 days May 13,1 at. 100. tf,43 W. Naiad (brig) London for Demerara, May SI. lat. 4%, ion. t, eight days &t. BIRTEO, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. ----- BIRTHS. siAcKsumr:Qeme I, at Orsett-terra, Hyde-park, the wile of IL C hisakbook Re 9., af • tea, WU-bora. HAILORFAVIik —Jame S, at St Jobs's-wood, the twits at li.liesgreaws.E•q., LA • taught...C . ROUGHTOA-4uns 2, at Walthrastow, Mrs. W. Houghton, It • sue. liowAßD....adne 1, the We of P. W. Howard, Keg., of a em. 8111TH.—Yo, 11, at 1, Mt-street, Portobello, neer Edinburgh, the wile et Itiabard C. Swill, kag., of Oporto, of twin eau. MARRIAGES. IfiIIASBI—OXVIUNIL—Juse 3, at W. !atm.'s, Piccadilly, by We Bev. A. &Ouse, J. al. Fraser, Eel 11.E.1.L.8., to Elba Mom, eldest daughter of W. A. Bethune, EM. • • -•- - 'MUM—WILLIAM '.—Jtone 3, at St. Joh We, Liverpool, by the Rev. U. L. trebled, Mr. J. Pero y, to Hie Margin-et N ahem. IfeIIARD—TIPPER.—J wee 3, at St. George*. Camberwell, by the Mee. 8. llolita WA., J. Ilk bud, Vaq ltdinturgh, to Stargaze( Jahr, eldest daughter of B. Tipper, EN.. of Prokbein.grove. INTHANIC—.BILL—June 3, at flt. ()eyrie's. Henover.equera, Mr. M. W. Valliant, plasma ere of the late Mr. A Valliant, of lbw. Inereeeltb, ee Diartenne, *Wet eartivieg daughter at Mr. J. dell. at Old Sostd4treet; mad. at the sane doe, Mr. IL A. (Wier. =a Mr. Coder, of Uxbridge, to Charlotte, fourth of W. J. Bell. DEATHS. ALLAN. -June 11, at Old Haymarket, Liverpool, Mr. J. Allan, aged 74. CAMPBELL-41ms 1, at M. Georgen.plaer, Mejor-Gsn. W. Camp. C.&, egad 713. CARTEL-June 3, at t. Orem, Epsom, Elisabeth, wife of R. Car. ter, gag , yid M. JACEBON.-4une 3, at Kesslngton, Vice Admiral &Jackson, aped Rh. -Jena 3, Robert, son of Mr. E. Windt, of Evan geways. OSMAN NET.-hote 2, Atka Mary, daughter of F. Ornmanary, Esq., of But Orem aged ft SMITH. -May 29, at 2, PM-street, Portobello, seer Moberg& Mary, the belovcd In or ttlabard C. Mei* Pp.. of Oporto, vs& earmlly regretted. In leads will plums Norm of WU intintaum. TIMMY.- Jena 2, at Ilsochseter, Jansorife of Mr. T. Teny, af Strotlerd.road, Halms, aped 39. V/ ILKINBON.-4ens 3, at Drlnabouge, York, Prange; wife of M. A. IL Waldman, Esq" M.D., of Manchester. WIMOHT.-tins 2, J. L. Wright, Ban,., of Castor, near Potertioroo" aged 17. • irlua ~M ' 1~ wuu.r luw Bjjuu of No e, twserL V. J on O O W l. I 15. wYlH~n,—~aww f, •SL