The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-27 00:00:00

IN THE UNITED BTATEB. DESPATCH OP EARL CLARENDON UPON MM. CRAMPTON'S DISMISSAL. Yesterday evening further papers relative to re cruiting in the United States were presented to par liament. They include Mr. Marcy's despatch cons tau skating the fact of the dientlesal of the British Minister end the British Consuls, and the affidavits which accompanied the same; a letter from Mr. Campton to the Earl of Clarendon, dated London, Jane 191 a memorandum by Consul Bartle!, col talnieg a denial of Mr. Mercy's ct argot ajorstesetis ne►bia correeplodenes of Consul Mathew with Mr. Marcy and with the Earl of Ciarendon; and, finally, Earl Clarendon'm reply to Mr. Marcy. The latter Important despatch is as follows: TUE CAUL OF CLASIXDON TO DA DALLAS. Foresee Ofilee, June 26, 1866. de,pali la of Mr. Marcy 'reach yes rrad to me M the 11th tsetse, est of which yon pions a eopy is my Mods bar receivod It. smutty* eoesideratios of her Ma i leety'• ago t. or Mejesty's goverumest are gratified at loaning that soatalsed la my note toy is of the 30th of April, tb.t no lateaties 'listed on the part of her Masety's to rersrsent to violate the lows, compromise the sestrah:y, or dirregard the sivirreigsty of the Usitod Ames, have bees sereserei dlyeee.optert by therresidest,asd that all f different* with teepee, to the risertion of eslitrineot Lal cussed to oast bolero's the governments of Greet Britain and of the United Stat... It is with much regret, however, that her Marety's VOISMIMIt have learnt that the Praident has bras usable I. olt-r the view which he bed taken of the coeduet of bit Majest) 'a r at Washington, and of her Majesty's Coseals at New York, Philatelphia, and Cincinnati, to ve to the trusescime which have has under diacussion between the two coverameata Mr Marcy hal, is hie capita of December 28, 1855, Meted that Ise Presides'''. of opinion that those Akira other Majesty had violated V.it laws of the Hefted States, by hang parties to ealiatmesta within the Haim • that he, em that grosad, emsid.nd that they had beco m e Isaac conrable organ ol Mejesty's goveromeat in the Milted tyaks, caul chat be cousequerly requested that they sight be removed tom their teepee .ive posts. Ilia Majesty's government did sot share this opinion dbe Frostiest is regard to the aseduct of those officers of bit Majesty ; and haviag communicated to those slaters faaebnott sine against them, and the evinces on winch Mime charges rested, and haying remitted from them full dale\ of the truth of the charges red each eorroboratiog woMeses as they were able to proem ending to havelidate the testimony brought egaiset them, her Majesty's anent /Mat lad all these matters fully sod frankly before the government of the United Stew, with the persuasion that they wield remove the unfavourable impression which had ben treated in the shed of the Peasant with regard to the weeduct aid proceedings of her Majesty'. Miaister at Wash iness sal of the three above-mationd Cassell. It appears. however, that this oemeneisatiou has sot pro doted the effect whin her Majesty's peening% had ex petted; and Mr. Mere?, is statist that the Presidat's view of these acten remained unaltered, aecompanied that statement by a umber of additional doesmate, teed dug to costars the view whisk the Presides% had originally token of these maws. Her Kejesty's 'warmest have carefelly examined them additional dominate, but do a it find he them any niches), worthy of be,ief wbith should shah* the noader to which they have reload in the ateersoces of Mr. Crumples and of the sessals. Het Majesty's government retain the high *Oslo* which they have ever hold of the seal, abili , y, aid integrity of Mr. Compton ; and of the earnest desire by which ha has been animated to avoid all just tame of offeerse to the go 's/resent to which he wee accredited. Her Majesty's go moot bet believe that cm easy material points la newt to his cocain; the President hue been mewled by 0111111111110111 information, and by the testimony of witnesses Mellaisrviag al Walt klejery's governineet entertain similar neviciious aslstheconduct of her Majesty's consult at New York, ibdadelphia, and Cistianti. . Saab s maskat of opisioes as each a matter beteema the 1,9111•1•16 f of two prat towers mast aereeeariie be the salgest of 1101,Lnia deliberation by both; and her Majesty's gyeesmateat have n:t failed to gave to th's mat's, all the Iteselleentios which it jenny deserved. If hee Majesty's government tied beim coavineed, like the goverameat of the Uoited States, that her Majesty's 111114111“ bad la (titans of that, intractine violated the Isnot the United tkatea, tor Majesty's peasant would, both out of deforest* to the United States, cad from a dee regard to the authority of the British crows, have teasoved Mass aims from tie poets which they held. If the goverament of a, 'onion notary were eapritiosely, aid without any apparent belief that it bad good primed der doing so, to break off its diplomat's Matto= with the minister accreiited to It by her Majesty, her Majesty's teoefideetial savage, answerable for usaiffitalaieg the hawse sad dignity of to crows, could sot hesitate es to advisiag her Majesty (gully to break cif all diplomatic latoreesues with the auseeter of such governante ae• !edited a her nem But la the prelim case bet Makety's gossrameet are Mead to uses the formal sad repoved dcelsrations of tße Prestdeat of hie belief that Uwe. ofhtstm of her Majesty lave 'toasted tee laws of the 1.711102, aid an, on that moment unacceptable organs of eassumnrestlea with the pmrameat mad authorities of the Ustitid States; and her Majesty's peverameat cannot deny to the poverament of Oa trailed States a right Maass to that which, is a parsllel see, they wesid sista for them , elms, the eght, namely. of immting their own judgment as to the beams of the laws tK the Utiles upon tramactions which have Lakin place tike Voles. I hare, %heftier', the honour to Inform you that, bow ing/deeply Isar Majesty's gorernmeat regret a proceed's. OM the part of the Presideat of the United Stoma which am* but be oonsidered as of an aafrleadly character, fry have not deemed it Omit duty Da that se- Weinat to advise her Majesty to commend no to @served 'ay diplomatic intercourse with you ; sad I lien to sew* rea that the high personal esteem which is felt for you by all the asembers of her liejsety's 'overawes* wUI render it MOM agreeable to spelt to have the honour of souring ieemuntiaopts'tios with you op' all mitten eveasietert with the mutest relattes'of tai two conatris Ti. will be certain of astir g, is the pert of her Ihker3r's goners. Rest, the meet friendly feelings towards the United Stater, sad tee moat smiths resist so se snags all questions of gamete, se to ressale the jaw rights sad real inter/au Sae two essitries with the maieteassee of those 'mirth', Wages, the peessrvat:ou of which is death great import saes to both.-1 am, ike., (Sides.) CIAILINDOW. Mr.Crampton's letter occupies upwardsof sight folio PafilL Mr. Crampton, after quoting the priwei of international law which, according to Mr. bee been violated by the British minister, PPewwada to quote the opinions of J u d ge K ane sod Judge Ta rrson se directly at variance with Mr. Many's psi- di pie. It will be remembered that in order to sustain the charge sgainst her Majesty's agents of having vio lated the municipal law, Mr. Marcy resorts to a reiteration of his implicit belief in what he calla the ®impeached and unimpeachable testimony of Masers. Strobel and Hers, adding, however, that this evi deem forme but a small part of that epee which he relies, and that there are numerous acts of Mr. Cramplee'e and of her Majesty's consuls, " andenied and inimitable," which confirm it. Upon this Mr. Cal ltr.rnes b sot Sated to what sets he alludes, but if Ow, are ..a by whisk I an sammod to has nrenoted skiers he Sr Majesty'a maks *MS the United 8 ate', or "Saga or remised," is the etas of the Ant of Oats of 1818, pesos to ge sad be 'weaned alswbers, 11, Wistherised other pavan to de three sate, I de deny Ihrlin. If they are sets by which penes were Stormed of gime sad as what mass they -sold be received Isle Its y's awns is British territory, sr by which aid sad wee afferithd to then to reach that massy. I de pm deep that Ws of that wet won asithretiod by use; bet melmale that seat eats were ma th s illegal war • vilw In of the sew ninety of the Vetted Stets. As ta Ism se Siihisesests, I sever offered the, to asybedy, gilbeggra It span teat I sight lewdly has dew se; fee Ii asset airs with Mr. Morey, that the ear a soy is 4slostrat sho rt if Wring or retaiais;, sad that by a @s treet which would, if set repaired illegal by the set of IslB, be boadtag, wou:d emeritem • violation of the law, sad, csaspently, of the sossigs rights of tte Vatted Stews I as far fres oserbieg to deny to the goveneset Milo Uaited B:ates the right of int/toroth., the laws of Ilse United !gates; hat I oaseot eithaesib• to the dogrise that the ire abet he. a right to Stews the law. Zeal act doe• or authorised be a as Is spooned by decl aims of the jediiary in whiah the Presides, himself geoid mot rases to etheiesea is soy efts Is which, either Is his Oiled or private capacity, be sight be eosowned. Mr. Crampon proceeds to examine the various siggaetta with the view of slowing that they are disfigured with deliberate falsehoods,' as well as bleeders and mistakes of all ports, and are infieeseed by malicious motives. " With regard," hoorays, "to those parts to which I am represented to Pave per sonally played a pert, I an only say that a mere impudent tissue of falsehoods was nevarylet together. I never taw or conversed with any of those men, mitli the exception of fiierawski; and, whoa I aaw I did not even know his came." Mr. Cramp ds montende that those only were respossible fee the sets proved to be committed who wen cos• thew, viz , Hertz and Wagner, both of Miami sated without any authority from any BOW spots; and, in the ems of Heels, against zwaspases desire, es is _proved by Hertz's own M Ws ideentary of Li at sad by d=r. Baek na ll' s af fi davit, which b spesadod to the documents laid helots parliament.' Ills Cleamptoo calls attention to papers in relation to iilmregva, recently laid before Congress, which show that at the very time when the United States govern- moat wen caking eitT•1101 1111111M4111 against her Majesty's commis and Mr. Crampton foe an alleged violation of the law of nations and the sovereignty of the United States, for having gives information and assistance to person' desirous of leaving the United States to be enlisted in the British army, Mr. Marcy wee contending with M. Molina, the Minister of Costa Rios, " that the liberty to go when hopes of batter foetus, may entice them, belongs to freemen, sod no free government with holds it iv and " that the laws of the United States do not even confer authority to examine into the motives which may lead any one to exercise the right of expatriation." The same despatch reiterates the account of the interview which took place between Mr. Crampton and Mr. Marcy, the accuracy of which was denied by Mr. Macy. In a postscript Mr. Crampton appends certain declarations voluntarily made to him by Colonel Smoleeski, and which contradict the main statements by which it is sought to implicate Mr. Crampton in the recruitment. CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE UNITED STATES RESPECTING CENTRAL AMERICA. REPLY OF THE EARL OF CLAI SECRETARY MARCY. . - .. A ParlismenTaryfWer,lasu;sr yesM rday evening, contains the letter of Mr. Secretary Marcy to Mr. Dallas upon the Central American question, commu nicated to the Earl of Clarendon by Mr. Dallas on the 11th instant, and also the Earl of Clarendon's reply. The latter document is as follows : TES BAAL OF CLAILINDON TO MIL DALLAS Fond's. elle, Jane 26,18.58. Bit e —The despatch of the &notary of State of the Mee siNse, dated the 24th ult., a copy of which was deed by yes in my hands on the 11th haunt, cm the gab net of the difference of opinion benne the British govern ment sad that of the United States, regarding the ecostrsth Om and tent sof the Osaventios of April 19, 1860, sad the sabre of Csepel Amens "'merely, hes mined the sttes• tive essiderathe giber Moja 's goveramst. Before I premed le aemmaakato to you the views of k., Majesty's gement he imply to this despeteb, I will beg lean to remak e is geheens Is Mr. Marcy's observitioa that direct wousunielige sem the mass subject had for ecosse time wased hewn Mr. Beshaan sad smolt, the' gosh memssiestion had (weed luaus it appeared to her Majesty's goverament that lute, esortspowissee was sot likely to load to a sottlessint of the quern at in That question turned spot the internetation of the treaty e 1860, respecting which her Majosty's government leerat for the firs' time from Mr. Buchman that a view had bees takes by the pretest government of the United Stens dif fered from that of the preceding gowernmest The treaty arose oat of "he twins pm jots which had ben started for comeneiciel onnomunicrions woos Central A hennas tho Atlantic rad the Pastas, sad especial= referees to the scheme of &ship cage by the river Br. Jon sad the Le Nmaeogue. The main object of tee treaty was to provide a security that mesh line of cosenercie eon muneation, Or 'ugh whatever part of Central Amens they might pus, should be free for the use of all nation and 'held not fall Rader the exclusive control of say power. Then objects and neves are clearly 'spleen and stated is the let article, whisk is u follows: " The governments of Greet Britain sod the United States hereby deign that neither the one nor the other will ever obtain or maintain for noel, any exclude control over the said ship esnal; gamin, that reither will ever met or weintois any fortifications commanding the sun, or is the vicinity thereof, or occupy, or fortify, or colonise, or assume, or sunrise any domiciles over Nosaregus. Crete &co, the Mosquito east, or any part of i Central Amen ; sor will either make me of say pro tection which either affords or may afford, or any alliance which ether hu or may hove, to or with soy state or people, for the purpose of ereotlag or maistainiag any sub iormlstione_, or of occupying, fortifying, or colonisirg Nilleflir so Costs Rica, the Mosquito coast, cr say part ot Costes: Alnico, or of assureog or easnielog dominion over the some. Nor will Great Britain or the 'Jaded Stites take advastars of any intimacy, or ase any cessezios, or inflame* that either may possess with any sun or goversmat through whow territory the said canal ms y pm., for the purpose of acquiring or holdi ng , di f may or indirectly, for the subjects or einem of the one, any rights or advantages ivegard to tOtOreeTtel or usvigatin through the said canal, which shall not be offered, on the vane tem, to the subjects or risings of the other." Her "Nulty's govenumet deemed that the plan and no triestiesable lateprotatio• of this Mien ww, fast each goveremest was prohibited from &Mg whet the weeds of the article explititly deigned the "Wm gressommet should thereafter do; but that bulb ISSYSPi the rights which ray had peene whore these rights were not expressly Inhale, With regard especially to therrehein obi*, for a leg coarse of time, the British goverment hes Worded to the Menem lading, this article, go for from requiring that protection to cease, acknowledges its existence and mono plane in sostismann ; fir the article says that ' ateither party will "make nee of any protection which It affords, or may afford, to say stet. or more, for the purpose of erecting., mistainiag any fortifications, or of occupying, fortifying, or solosising the countries tern op than.' Tb. treaty, therefore, does net require egadug protection to mu, bat only forbids using such pronto* for geese spoiled par ries. ! I repeatedly Wormed Mr. Buchman that it was the wish of her Majesty's goverment to withdrew from the nee borate of Mogen, provided they could do so with honer, searing adequate preens for the Hum sad the lediaas of that onstry ; that Rams wag a posessoios of hn Mojestre crows; sad that, se her Majesty's govenoseas could not cement to sheath's the protec orate of illoquito, or to give up the bind of Reston, merely in pursuance of an inter protein gives by the government of the Ceded Stotts to a treaty, which interpretation her Majesty's government did ear admit, the most anal, u well ss the moot friendly, mares to pantie, was to refer the runic/ of the treaty to the daisies of a third power. This offer wss made by me to Mr. Buebanan by the diming of her Majesty's government ; It wee were tens mewed sad discussed bones us. Mr. Crompton ought sedoubtedly, wording to his instructions, to [lave esmoissinted to Mr. Moray, at the time when he rossind it, my despatch of the 10th of November, rem es se- 1 coast of my conversations with Mr. Beeman ; but his aot have/ des" as wire of little coneequene, es Me. Buchan had often seared me the everything which hod pawed betimes u had bee duly reported to his govornmest. I a therefore at a loss to sodomised how it hammed that dm President should, as stated by Mr. Mercy, have bees indeed only by certain collateral incidents to later that whitens by a third power of the differesee between the two evernmeats in relents to Central Annie had bees pre posed by her hiskety'a government. A misioneeption has, however, takes place, which is to be regretted, on "mast of the delay which it hes meltdown but this he bees modern comparatively unimportant by the despatch of Mr. Huey, an the course of receding which he now reposes for the adopties of the two govern ments Her Mrpety's governceest belag as saltation. es the Presided to preens scampered the friesdly relations of the two ornotrie, are prepared to enter late negotia tion es these matters, wito a sincere desire to erica thins to a greedy sad satafeetory cowhide. Mr. Marty Is correct when he states that Great Britain lays no claim teeny posession or territory on Poe Monsito end, end her 'Nate" government consider new, as they sissy, have c moldered, that the future coediting of the Mosquito Indian., for which her Majesty's government ere bond is boner to provide, might be assured by direct asecontioth It Is sot tostreded, sop sever he bogs eontended, that the British goverusest, consistently with the stipulatiou of the treaty of 1860, would, in the name of the Monet° "tab. wish military force, and hold, flea leas do Niseragn, or say other pole is Ctstral Americo;" and her Majesty's governmeat spree with Mr. Many, that such a proceedisg would be irrecosailesble with the nos. posernsee and sestreity of the lone+, and would render the treaty nugatory to the Vested States: bat no such pre tessioli has cv. r Wen advanced, sad so suet proceeding has bees cestesoplated. With respect to the district of Beige, her Majesty's go weennest consider thee the only coseetios to be deeming' as regards Central Americo, is du of the bassdery between that many and the Health pinnate sad is the settle meat of that question, co tassrmosstabe difficulty need be aaticipsted. With risen to Roane sad the other Bay Muds, thee, st differed period', have been bold by Great Britain as well as by Spain, sad, having ben ern oecopird by Bri tish settlers, formal possetens was take of Reese in 1839 by Great Bodes, which has Moe bees usisterruptelly mentaised. The population lammed fast, and aegis teams wore. hoe time to time, sproieted by she empire. of Belize until 1852, whin thee Waste's received a regular form of colonel 'overawed Imlay for the serene of their better Mures! adminisoragion • bet Great Britain did sot thereby acquire any territorial . rights that she did not previously power. The governante the Caitiff agates, lonwenr, meanie that, oven sayreiss the Olayiss-lbalwer Treaty were only ! prospeofin is IN spenne, thee Wanda wore se part of the British &minim miscible WM It the Censer beerego es Iles psvegmessts go the wheel mum be areasied by Abaft ampololion awe sense so roam why Nary alibi sot Ma is osolbet of reforms to a third power. Illejewyegnorosoest have leaned with tatisihollia that yes ue loglented to ester lab emesiesation vrMh me la menet Menne! Ada•riee, Is saw Is ammo, tea the Ire Vase, whether natio% Mlibresso womot be promptly ' , mislead by Mesa segelioNos ad. if they most he so seeded, then to dimes lbe a. peos of arlsi• tattle. ea tees peels of Menem no width this sastbod of seldom's* may be noollibe or applied'. This is roe town wig* het /dviesty's gooteunwit hoe thonebsot boo Mope sad I have wmardiagly the hewn, ts Wien "'wife, las to ter Me the proposed isommeisatift, sad =fl es at our Gosh. mess will be imatestrol in that Welt of cordiality sad imbues width, es Mr. Morey justly observes, it Mengel by du to.. isellielsel Great Britain sad the thee States. I am, he., (Siren) Csmunoost. ME EXPRESI3, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1856. CRYSTAL PALACE COMPANY. POOR= INNOIM IMPOST OP TII DISICTODJ. The follomag is the report of the directors of the Crystal Palma Omega, to be presseted at the fourth maul g io. sera samdee of She shareholders oft Monday mot: WtAttar perud resdee of the OM eager WI Tor It me arms' le here the emerst imiesemes el tho mew he retie err pubes haft het Nig OD lam raferse amml uselies shwa hs fe dem fermi el k Moab PO 11111111111111 a air* rllh dist emmeammt the suldeln ei slat surto ef arm& Mrs her mdse.., dr fah Yell rot sod the prowl searscheolortaile. 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Armies Ye erten hew M.N.:w ly e Ittmeell' l s epp iell seder deemed ce eettbreast,_ ----..- taarwralis - taassat, Ithalsmastr. Crystal Palace, Jar IS, ISM. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Jute' 26. The Lord Lieutenant honoured the Royal Hiber- Pisa Academy with his presence lam evening at a waver a.- skims in their Eshibitiesi Rooms. His Excellency's visit to Limerick, for the purpose of opiate, toft Ltmer;ck and Retypes Railway to Rethittiale, is filed for the 9,h of next month: and on the 12th be will mooed to Cork. The Irish erenservatives are indignant beyond measure at the mismanagemeat of their parliamentary 'ostlers on the education question. although their organs are nawilliou to give expressioa hilly to their sentimeate on the subject. The Loadon ciorrespeadent of the 81181001 Leal, which epesks the bilious of the meet respootable section of lb. party, say., refsrriag to the diseased= on Mr. Forum:nes motion: _ _ The subtle policy ascribed to the conservative leaders la your private sorrseponsitnee of yesterday has resulted in trio sumer is which extreme refi•iemeat of policy malty results. The over eanniag very oftea cheat themselves, sod so It is with Mr. Walpole and hie fellows. They intended to eats► the goveninstat la a cues, and, behold, they only entangled themselves. They hose dose something more for they have afforded the government a triumph, second only to that in which Whiteside of Kars was the her., and they hare at last effectually eplit the party and divided the body frees the heed." CHARGE or UTTERING FORGED BILLS ET A HUDDERSFIELD MERCHANT. Yesterday, at the Huddersfield Guildhall, Henry Leedbeater, a woollen-merchant, carrying on bummers in the town under the arm of WiHiss Lindholm? sod 800, on remand, was cbsrgod with uttering two bills of exchange, well knowing them to be forged. The oroomatiou was ianituted by the West Riding Union Baskin, Company. The brat charge we for uttering a bill for 991 165., pur porting to be sompted by,lllr. George Eltoft, woollen-draper, Cowmen?. Mr. Eltoft denied that he had ever accepted It. The neat shim was for utterlag a forged bill for 1261. 12e. The bill purported to he meepted by Mr. Jews Taylor, of Ilydaey-eottage, Croydon. Mr. Taylor bed never seen the bill Wort, and wee only aware of its exist. nee on Thursday Ist. It was intimated by Mr. Imeaab, who appeared for the promeation, that other mese tumid be brought against the prisoner. Oa the application of Mr. Clough, who appeared for the prisoner, the eases were restairled for on. week, when be promised to give 'vides', whisk would materially shake that gives for the promouties. MURDERS IN FRANCE. At the town of Conehy-tee-Pots, near Amiens, a few days ago, the house of a long min messed Poulain was found to be is limes; the neighbours proceeded to en tisguish them, sad they food M. Poulain dead in his bed with his stallbestra is and Ws body completely carbonised. The unfortuaste awe bed been murdered in the night ; the assassins hid then forced open the &ewers sad stole a lug* seta is gold end silver, sad tot fire to the bed. in the bops that they would remove all trams of the Grime by destroying the homm. _ _ _ Aa iihebitoat of th. Batignolles went on Wednesday swain at as early hour to the shop of a milk-woman in the 800 des Dames ; bat resolving so reply to her knocks, oho look down tho key, which the woman and to plan in • particular spot, is °an to anablo her friends to ester, and opened th. door. To Mr astonishment she found • ma standing hada the dot,, aid she recornised him as ono Edens* B.—, a ;ardour who had i short time before paid his midterms to dm milk-worms. " Ah, to. Etienne!" cried the female, "how you frgleoned a.l Bat what aro los doiag hero ?" Marie," uswend the man, miss ing the milkwoman. "has just bees takes ill, pray go for Dr. —." "I don't know his address , — you had bettor go yeranolf," was this answer. "True!" said the mu, sad he hurried away. Wbllt the woman was sprokiog to him ha had his *foes in his hand, sad be slipped them on as h. descended th. pause. Knowing that the 'silkworms was subject to nervous attacks, the woman entered her atissabor with tbe intention of waling there until the medical ma should arrive ; bet to her honor, oho found the milkwomaa lying on th. Boor ' in a pool of blood, with ha head almost separated from her ' body, and with soma deep monad' Is bon breast. This polies were rolled la, and took mormres for amnia' the gardener, who May doubt sot is th. murderer; but h. has not lot hors captured. Bp is of blood belag Maud to a watoteloost, it woo doomed advisable to makes search in Ms enapool, sad a largo half., quits new, but stained with blood, was found. It was at Ant mound that the man bad eoramittod the aims far virogoases ea lb. woman for having, a few days Won, retreated • promise of marriage ohs had given him, Wooed his a loan of 601 r., and intimated that no was dispoud to marry author mu who hid pre viously boon a ealtor of here ; but though rengisenes may ban bees • motive. it was mot the solo tee, on. drawer M the bedroom was broker opal, aid about 300 fr. in sliest wen stoles; it was road, too, that • larger sum In gold was loft untouched; so that it ie mound that the man was interrupted la the sot of committing the robbery by lb. arrival of the worma. It I. mot known whether be effected a forcible 'stream iato the milk-woman'. apnoea; or passed tho night .tea tad thin, hut h. wan sees basing about the pine an thio pre vious 'ming. The murder could only have bun cora matted Jut beton it was discovered, as s loud cry had beta heard shortly before ; but so particular attention was paid to it by the inhabitants of this hum, u it was sup posed to come from a worms is ithildbirtii. The stearin, who was wolbkaema at the Batissollos, is forty-four years of ego, ad a satin of the doportramit of dm Jan. It was about a fortnight uto that the woman touseated to many him, sad he immediately west to his sally. ?Maio of Poat-entiTonse to get "ha seceseary papers. Whilst then bo wrote to hour N ask her for this load the 60fr., bet as be bad roperusted himself to be worth 3,::00fr., oho ilmen the applioation strum sad imbued It, it the same timmelisatlag that on second thoeghts she bad deter- Imbued not to many Mu. ScairruahL Mwaml.—CoNYius•ztoxs.—A am vete %Mose was befit WS events' at Willies Roo', to witieb the committee of the Ilwiptsral )(steam had invited a lags somber of Tinton. Tbs prtscdpel *musts of the lasessm ware brought hem the temporary MOW is Hart-greet, sad ranged on tablas sad simian the walls. The same of the Kumasi @Wass its o►ject, whisk ia to bermes a plum of deposit for all s'► objee•s ' illustrate the torsi retards sad footers their seceresy. Meese t►e artistes imposed to view ware Jewish, Ortuk, and Rowan lastramesta, drawler of heathen gods, natural prodscioas of Palletise, sad a raised step of Jerusalem The priscipal feature, ►ewares, of the eskibi ties was a splendid sensation of drawings by K. Via de Wide, made by teat gsatlen►s darts' ►is ylag tear to 1851 and 1862. These &tulip are beastifelly enl isted. sad their semnsey of feria sad Wear is toadied for by several trsvellers. They will be Issas op at the Ma rrow awns, 22, Hut-ewe% )llearabesp. ter • short tine preview to their Whig aaprawal. The hail or Cal der*/ prasided e awl alleassal t e ammaiat ta b se ellisetive speak. The estietay NS: e ss eiesai et the es aid sad a meet. Bit liwaltasea Our. wards dee ra•adag. /fa asbakted to tie amok la eireasias lbe pagan at Iladoleall Wow lAN% 2H3 POLICE COURT& MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Thomas Boren Sheppard, a ootorloos begging Wee illnewtoce was eit aged with sterspling to Mai' ore, ties the Marquis of Stafford by hie perms. The ifisrsis rel illedlerd rid he nerd ha Hata ilterpres. About 10 o'clock that tY bl.owlaq Mew !AMOS to him : EVA easagM.Thseeday. .„" Mr. lar=s, d rib" us. Mena hit west se as more askb lie d Stelked, IT.lF7 — seillithig die blow et • few sorra treiefew en briers of rams Imp.% reeler to tering t tide resurtg.• lie MY Mr mrser sheer the brew et the Iran Ire his study wbrbsealed. Tbe rimer 11111110 done half an begs Me curd, ander belng am le, be rid he wired IL Wrap earemptir *re& esid the phew he Maw be re get Mr. Borten, end irenhdlls pre Ids by antody. The primer boned forftwener Mee restabis Sam C ISt. Peek the orieree fete custody, and aid lbearriebrtsrily sdedtted Ms fart Pa hrs. The aid be wee guilty. and fee mercy. Mr. east Ma to prier and but laeeet far three months. MARYLEBONR. Ms. John bailey. smut tor, of Cotrult.olaes. PeMibbsa. and Thos. Wry, • letter carrier, his dher, were sormered Sy the paraphiel slims m of Meryl/boor. tor rein-imr to support their masher, Isia.beth Peraged re, who had thereby rare charger. ft re prink. I Hells... having teen given in ettypott of the lee be re prose. Mien. The tiafendsat, John &Yes, rile his snorer, whirr that both bar err bed relieved her as far as they were ay gm she had no complaint against either. It wee fanner stated that Mr. Wirt, Ow* Galant in his pre. WI" had had as work to do an eneririna Ire the corneene► rot at the lea wan and was is eery bed druirtsurs, but he was I "Ming Wells with his balm he be tasisimese ot ps rent The erre/ mild W i the tempt Its liestler capable oflsles enfatia• thee he weft kriesesk es he bed di wife srd children le The melbmis already armed of the ere by nuking se order ' epee the dsleriesse ler Ss. ad. ern per war to the party be this shatlsea support. LAMBETH. Benjamin Brown, wbo has been in custody for • weak on a charge of defrauding a man naa ed Nesbitt of 3001, and alto obtaining, by false pretences and fraud, 301. in cash, sod • great variety of pro per, from a female named Porter, was placed at Ins bar for further szamination. When the are was Galled on. Mr. Gay, an attorney, and Mr. Saloons, primer's enamel, ob. Jared to the oppresses for the prosseutOot of a person named War dell, who for some weeks pert has p‘actlied at MI. court seen attar nay, sad after mach eonvereation on the matter Wardell withdrew ' ehargingrr. borrows with having Wart praised two years with. ft!, cer!illasta... 9010111100 a Um brought wider Nr. Norton.. mottle that prattles which prevailed at that court of "touting" for business by a °lasso( disreputable 'Mauer. Mr. Noetou said he had trequestly given fostructims to the rakers on the subject, sad if any of the "touts" were brought before hue, they would receive CI the puntsbratut the law enabled him to ingot. After t hearing of SOON further endears against Brown, ha was again remanded. NAVAL AND MILITARY, ADMIRALTY, JIINI 26.—A PPOINTIIIIIITS.—Aeting As sistant Burgeons E. Sexton. to the 111ustri.hs. 24, training ship, at Portsmouth ; sod A. Fallon, to the Desperats,g, stems NOM ship, of 400-horse power, at allacrnass. WOOLWICH, June 26. Upwards of 70 imam and drivers of the Artillery, with N argentin teen the lord Anweal, are basil tweed on Wool ebb. somas emetlnti *buds for the weommodeßon of the home, 7llme Montag Ma& lkileidienegionntel order relative to the Mem refutations of anal" an SIM al alma* ham been Jammed : With reference to a ONOONINAM laced la the oth of here:neer, 1853, officer. of the bilennai that elm they obtain leave of atnence to M i rho is motamit. auk WWI to oppear publicly in unUorm at mem. biked tolhaira, bk. Bering such Imes of absence, the Field IllanhalOmailnimlinipilhasbef bolds o.em rtmounaible that they take with thee ll* man kg aims equipment, and that under no enme'aaeeb Ow toper la tellorm °themes than In strict accord ance with the dna raidetlere of the corps. Ia somehmat of the psi earmees performed by Omens and Drivers Mew Alm sr the 1 tth Battalion, sad William (Stewart, of the let Bettaries, he Illepety hr bees irscionaly pleased to approve of their betel peal to the benefit of their service, which they had foeleited by a minvisticm of desertion. PORTSMOUTH, Join The troops brought home by the screw trees port Hydrapee itisererarked this morning at the dockyard. emigrating. as we reported yesterray, of IV men and 200 bonsai of the Royal Horse Artillery. The troops and horses proceed by rail to Woolwich this afteraoon. The half-yearly ineraction of the Royal Marines at this port has been completed to-day. Evevythlag was in a rocs* satisfactory con dition. Th-day t h e Artillery Computes of the corps have been inspected, end have robe through the anal practice at mortar, Seld-gua, and rocket lido' : great sfitclenoy was displayed by the men in this practice. The Himalaya, stem troopehip, has gone out of harbour this after noon and mails immediately for troop.. SHEERNESS, Jess M. A garrison court-martial commenced this day to try several gamier' and drivers beloughis to the Royal Artillery here, for riotous *Deduct in the town on Sunday evening last. The court. martial will Wet tor ravers' days. When completed, and sestences made pabds, full pardealare will be given, with names and charges. SOUTHAMPTON, Jess 20. The serew steam tranaplrt Queen of the South is to be employed in moveylag cavalry between England and Ireland, for with . she will embark at Southampton this day 63 men, , and 65 hirer of the 17th Lames, and 313 men, with eillesmead .53 homes ot theist Dragoons, for eionwayance, the formes to Oink and the latter to Dublin. SPORTING. IWCABTLE-lIPON TYNE RACES.—Tausistur. (sr ILIACTILIC TILIOIRAPII ) Ti. Trim 11.,Dicar. T.Y.C. Iran (lota lionaUda Brom) Alfred .... Tut ma, woo by • seek. Tao flap Cu,. Two sties. Heir of Llano Only than, raw Ma Coarounux Pura. Ono rand. Do Glakel Tea na. TER Brana Attar PLAT& Neatly one nalls. St. Alvin. Plausible Eight ran. Zeta Tan OATISSILLI) LOrrltlT *AXIL Two miles. Gaudy Pour ran. STOCKBRIDGE RACES—TIIBB:IDAT. TWO Tam Or TS, B:sva StOCCIATDOI Ta,mst•L grams of 10 sow. ark; for 4.yr olds; oalts, bet lute; els«, Sat Mb. Certain pee:atlas sad gloom's.. Too lades and a bail. (63 sub..) Mrs.Osbeiderten's Claret, by Touchstone, Oa 1016 mow) I Lord Wilton'. Shoreham , Sat 101 h ((BartholPlatoon) 1 Mr. L. R. Co per'/ Lyonagton, Sot 1010 (wets) 3 Mr. H. LIMO'S Jean,, Set 7lb 40 1 0 amt Claret, 6 to 4 apt Shoreham Tee Morn.roni Sesame of 13 mos, eaeb, lett. with 100 added; fur uyr olds, oats, Bet 710; allies, bat Ob. Wiener" extra. T.Y.C. (.9 auto.) Lord Aseleeey's Pod Day, by Blrdeateher, 444 7 lb.. (0. Yam) ?I Lord Portrmwth's Memnon, by Mrdesteher, Pat 4th ( Da2 Baron Rothwhild's The Weston Power, Sat 41h Bha A. rltoe y) ) + 3 Mr. C. Wyndham's Dundee, Sat 716 V.:Aloe:ma 4 Bating: 0 to 4 on Ayamavra; 7 to 2 opt Wotan Power; 3 to 1 arra Fat Day. Woo oy • reek. 0WW , T*1:16.4 of l awe. esith, with 23 added, for 2-yr.olds and up. wards. Opuccal milling weight; es. T.Y.C. (4 subs.) Mr. 6 B. Cooper's The lsar, by Bey Middleton, 3 yrs (3f1.) 7st lab (.1. Posters 1 Mr. Erina't Nana, 3 yrs (304). Get 1210 Duke of Beaufort's g by Weatherbit, out et Nutgall, 2 yrs, (307.). sot tie ..,—(Bundy) The winner was sad fir 87 rams. Ins OTOROILIIJOI DIMST Kies.. Of 38110411. sorb, with 200 added, for S.yr.olds ; eons, Pat lUlb; and geldings, Sat 610. Certain penalties and 1110111010141, lb. wood to realm 100 nom., and the Ithird 100 son. onts the stakes. Ow mile sods ball. (30 subs ) Mr. Howard's (oroner, by Loop cares , Sat lOW Mr. Barbei'a Pretty Bey, Set . ... -—. (J Piaster) 2 Mr. 0. W. Pitzwilliain's Wentworth (Withal; Sib eaug, Ist alb Mr. Morland'. Fort4dden Pratt, Sot 1016 (Bartholomew) 4 eettiy: 3 to 4en 6 to 1 agst Forbiddee Fruit, 7to I met Ooroaer, 10 to 1 erg Boy. Porto Woo made the roaming to the dip, where hems Is sad radually dropped tuck. At tbedlamosOoromr. Mile Ray. sod Wastworthatme on together. A roost eseltiag nos la the lboneemied is favour of Canister by a had ; a bead only between the NNW OM third ; Forbidden Pratt finished ball a Werth Wing amerrare ; the tavourts, who sem o k • prominent part asthenia, moo ma; and Porto Rao neat. 81C0144. TY. Of THE 1141131T11111TOCIMIUDOITILILIMIAL Brans of 10 WTI. web, frq 3-yralds ; eats, Ilet lab ; 11 lies, Ist Mb. Catain penalties and allow...ea Mils and ..ball. (49 subs Mr. Bowes's Vatoria by Me.houree, Set 1110 ...(Bartliolornew) 1 Sir .1. llswle y'a Porto 141.0. Mt 1010 ( Whin Mr. 0. W. fitsolllism's Westworth„ Sot 1211, Das Mb sans 3 Mr J. B. Mills's Cerra, Set Lb (IL (A Rapers . Day) 4 FIRST Tn. or 1141 LOST. 6Totnas,oa. T1L1114141.41. grasp of 10 sow seek, for 2.yr.olds ; colts, Sot P.M; 31111.4, 6.1 010. Cartunal. blazon% As. T.T.C. (23 sae.) Kr. 0. W. Fitswilliant's Aepsia, by Pyrrhus the Pint, Mt 31b (6. Rogers) I Lord Dorehostees The Tig 1, Sot Mb' ..,. . , ...». (A. lay) 2 Barth liothaehlth's Western Power, Sit 71b ...(Chariton) 3 Tin anowame PLATS Of 10 ,, sees., added to • swerpstaites of 10 sow eat, if; for s..yrwthe sod upwards. Certain pineltles sod showman. Two alma. (51 sum) Mr. Barber's Prat, Boy, by 13,. Boy, 3 yrs, tist Ulb (3. Ponta) 1 Mr. Howard's Coroner, 3 yrs, 651 101 h ..... (Prior) Mr. 1. Dart's Aleppo. 3 yrs, Set lelb Maw. 100 h ft. T.T.C.—Mr. flaw ot's Sister to Spurn , . H 1 Dby received forfeit tram Mr. John ReeSt'i The Avower. tat 710. DERBY —BETTING ON THE COURSE. 10 to 1 sat Bird la the. 25 to 1 eget Sprig of alas. Read ( I, lh 23 to 1 Aston (t) 125t0 1 Schiedam (o (I) 23 to 1 Bel °aim (t) 40 to 1 WD. (t) $4 to I ••••• Tournament it) I 40 to 1 Past Day (t) The mooting Ves ourpeiceely areerestoL Not Qtly 'meths shamiest is quantity. but it vas goo marked with lasidente et= ptsssaes prospeczHe impartmeo. The lieatbie wee 111111•1133 tat, W the dose awl sultry atmosphere was soarer!, tompseed:4ll: Wibrewle. Turflum mastered la lame numbers, and sta Wand tbs eoarse. Several jockeys who rode at New. emit ea Wodasalsy also 'triad la time to fulfil their engagements eg th• To ride nese be Nerthumberland as one day and la I Meimmline Mat is mainly a tepid and astounds., set of Mi. John , Nan., the well.ltaown trainer, peramally IMAM the hairs arrant:imam of the meeting. and to his sour. time the present Beetisliai popularity of Stockbridge hams is manly attrillat W. Mamma theadloon we method the Duke sad Dashers of Beaufort. Lard and I Pennwalt, Lord Derby, Lord Exmouth, I.ord Anglesey,ura W. Lord Grey de Wilton, tile 1. Hamlet. Sir Mart Peal, Mr J. h. Mills and party. Sir W. Cothington Baron lhalweldol,Osmetel Ileemerie, Admiral Roos, Admaal CutsZo Col. Pemeser.o6olllll 011•11.11, Lamas Boyers, Omisia Ottawas, C;ptain LI Mr. C. Ormllle, Mr. O. Payne, Mr. R Email. Mr. Des Vmas, Mr. Mr. A. Meer home, Mr. 0. W. nnwiWam, Mr. Rod. ohm Read. Mr. Gratwiske, Mr. W. P. Honeyweod, Mr. Omely Ilig. ohm, Mr. W. Mogi, Mr. A. E. Coops, ha. CRICKET. Kw? V. MARTLIDOPthI CLUB MID GROOM). This mak wee eonseeeed at Grathend yeethethsy. sad wags the stamps wen draws t►e Deere steed as toLors -Ma.. ass Ist adage, lt7; Kest. Ist iambi% 14.3. MARKET'. OOTTON.—Ltezeroot, Jews I.l.—The irate ekeed With tot, substation, and prime of all Made are quite u deer aa on Pride? . 4 . nothtes kayoed. 7he make ate setlesatei et 11,100 balea_to o ; export, and 3,00' on speenlatioe—comprigni, le iddaion to Am, flew* 700 Egyptian, at Old. to aid ; and 1,000 Surat, at 10. ; Std. per lb. Imports for the week, 60,000 bake. COTTON 000D9.—Noscaarria, June s6.—ln yarn there is much demand for the eztra hard twist suited to the Neditefeasent trade, hut inaeufacturen and buyers for India and for the c01d...v.., markets are °priming to a moderate extent. lad price* are hint 1, cloth there la not an extensive demand la any quarter, but it ther of a general character, and presents the same encouraging fit tares of improvement we noticed on Tuesday. The conduct of le Americ u Minister and lib aturch‘l at the levee yesterday. tun 0.9 s eccupod more attention than it deserves in totednees circ:es be e. but It has boss rewwded with more serioognese from ID impress,. that the Americans at tilt court are disposed to do everyth.sg their power to keep alive a had feeling between the two c0t144:, • general hello, of indignation was expressed at ouch conduct WOOL—BILADPOID, tuna 28.-71iers is a much better two, doing thee at the recent dull machete, although transecuote we ea. tercel into with mutton. Summer fabrid meet with an settee Cr. mend, and Fell at slightly better rates. Consequent upon tha atug. daat arrivals of wool, business to comb qualities wee time u somewhat ewer currencies. CORN.—Mancrintree, Ices 26.—There was a fair attendant. et our market thin moo:Cale. Holders of Engish wbest dern.nded enc. siderahly high. , prim...which checked sales, and the business done.,, at abut 3e. per quarter over the rates current en thin day ...nags•, lose* at the same time being 20. to 3.1. per 7011 w. dearer. Flour o 15 moderate requem at an advance of 2s. per sack and le to le6d.se, harreL There wags good inquiry for oats, and they must be ...lured Id. per 4.110 e. higher. Oatmeal commanded 6d. per load more. In Einglinh beam lb re was no change, whilst Egyptian and Indian cart were each rather lower. Brans•aaa, Jo•a S6.—At Gloucerter market, on the 20th, abr.: war 2a. per qr. dearer; at Worcester, the same day, an adman of :., per qr. was reluctantly paid. Barley, 2s. per qr. higher. Osta,ll beans held for 2a6d. per qr. more money, bat not compiled with. bar. log the present week there has been bat little wheat offering, aol 10e. per 62Ibe. demential for tine red. Barley Ins in venue.' Oats only taken in retail; and the same remark applies to beans and Indian men. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, wheat au k per qr. higher, the supply front the Lomera being short. At WI dal's market, there was •data • large euppl) of wheat from tho farmers, which *old slowly at Is. to 2a. per qr. orer the currency et Ibis day week. Barley advanced 20. tam held for 6d. to Is. per qt. more mosey. Beans no dearer. The millers advanced the rear. price of flour Is. ed. to 3a. ed. pet saok. Dtviess, Stn■ 26.--W. had e fair supply of wheat for the time Of year, and banners was apill ellecktd et the opeoleg of the markt: by too great a• aITaIICO being asked; a pretty good business, bow. ever, was at last done at an advance of from la to 2s. a quarter, but the wheat being generally rough and inferior to last week's mipp'y, to" • lace was net exceeded. tt hat hill' barley there waa, sold and oats and beans were dearer. Wheat, test red, 755. to to.. middling, 655, to 75e ; inferior, 54.. to rife. Barley, 34. to re. Oats, 235. to 31s. Beans, 425. to Ulu Pony :Ss. to 55a. Flour. fine, per sack, 558. to 505.; seconds. 52e. to 555. NlWlttly. Ivo. 26.—We have a largesapply of wheat, In middling ikeditien; gond pothole. realised from J•. to 4e. per qr. more 03001, and inferior @bout Sr. per gr., a clearance being effected. Mem still creeping tip in value, with a Mal quantity us offer. Oats, bean►, and peso *ma mantled higher rates. I':auuos,•Jcns 26.—The supply is short, and the trade Is goo Wheat is hot h gber in value th.n last week. Burley Is mane, lad Ir. per qr. dearer. WATMORD, luta 26.—We are without any foreign arrivals of grain since riatuzday, and our market la firm for all article. at the prices of 1.. t week. Emascaow, Jura E.—We had in t►e market to•dsy 1,032 ara wheat, 193 pm barley, 1,118 Cllll. oate, and 113 qrs. beam. Thee wore mid—Wheat, 1 00a; parley, aa; oats. 6611; and Mew, 79 Good supply of gram Sales hatch for wheat. Oats rather lc. Prices up on all aorta. As oomparsa with last week - Wheat am es up tap, tad told. up on &range. Barley was as. up on tap, aid 10d. up on average, Gate were tame as last on top, and 6d. up ss average. Beane were same on top, and 7d. up on antic. Wish; 475. to flit. Batley,' 9s. to 9r. Oats, 2Ss.•d. to 355. Rd. Bea% UM to Weight of top 'theta. Elbe.; barley, 831tt.; oats, Gilts.; sad lassaa. G7l lbs. per bushel. CATTLE.—Draux, loatt 26.—8 y English and hielt Magnets Telegrapat.)—TM Lumber of eheep at this day's market was c - deathly Wier Mae soy daring the season. Palma meat arm ta de. mend at tae quotation of la,t weak. EU1111113.011, leas 33.—The supply of sheep and lamb. this tamp log was large, there being 413 more than Mat week. Ormarid good, and lam week's prices maintained. Top price of the best y ; mutton, 74d; current pnee. 7d• and down to 6‘d. per ib. Goof lambs bring In demand, sold r eadily at full prices. farrier ter i dull, and • clsarane not eff -cted. One lot 01 very superior iambi brought 2Ba. a head, being the top price; current price PM the but, :rem 20a. to 2Ca ; middling end inferior, from 14e. to 17s. a heed. The supply of ...lute was gam, the re being 34 more thmt on this di, week. No improvement in prime compared with those obtalvd at Wt market. Top price. Ifs. W.; current ler the hest looms, Phi middling and inferior, from M. bd. to Pa. td. per Dutch stops. Ai the clone a good e esrance effected. We had In the =matt tody 7,023 sheep, 7e7 fat cattle, 745 lean d0.,174 milch cows, and 174 pip. • BLITEL—Cons, lows 20.—(8y English and Irian Magnet's Telegraph.)—lets, 107 e. 311 is, 1075.; 3rda, We.; 4ths, 57k ; stta, 112 s• 3,0,0 &Jana at market. Demand tank. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. ESC N.—The Curlew has arrived at thin port from Arklow, wrecked roods ex Bacer.—Liverpool. J um 26. Stele, Boyd, from Tram, has put back into dila port to-day, out foretopmaat carried away.—G.oanoch, June 26. iiTTITOnL bane AT Toaszon Poars.—Abark, at l'sra; Thermut's, and African (m), at Beirut; val. d'Elua. at Orson; Mary ara Ealy, Edneeurabe, and Williams, at Glessitar; Brogans. (re), r Lisbon; Godiamk, Demetrius, and El en, at Alezarldretta, for Smyrna; American (se), for Costa, at Messina; Vigilant, at Ostend. _ . . . PAILTD POI Ltesaroor..—Prirme Albert, from Mewing, Jure Ir. Diory, lone 20, from Santander; Asgelusa, June 16, from BLboa; Bessie Bsot, from Oporto, June 17. A large quantity of lee and four very large toeberg4 write paved from the 4tb to the Bth of Jone, batmen late. 41 and 41 N., and ow. Al sad 44 W., by the Nabob, arrived at Liverool. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Omit* City (ship), for 9ydasy, N. 9. W., St ay 4. Jaw Lemke, truss hosalay for Liverpool. May 20, lat. 29.44 MAO W. Illuitland (Englith thip), from Liverpool for Buenos Apes, May I', I t. 7.45 N , lon. 2,. to W. Moore!fv, front Liverpool for Melbourne, May 7, lat. 3.25 N, I. c. 21.43 W. . . Madrid (s.), of Cape Selecro, Jose 20. Cloven (p.). of Oporto. Jose W. Ripon lc). staniliss to the southward, June 22. Star of the East (Eu414,02.14)1. from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, liar 14. lat. 11.13 N.. lon. 10.37 W. Therme French Mrone), from Arra= for Liverpool, Mir 6, 4 N., lon. 22 W. Watkins, from Sinppore for London, June 10, Ist 10 N., 100. r W. Notice wu given by the Postmaster-General Tee terday, that ship mails will he made up at the General pa: office to-morrow to the C. of Good Hope, to be tot 'Harriet hr her Mejeaty'a etelmer NEgor, and on the 2nd r f July for &erre Lome, to he forwarad by her NajettO steamer Fier fly. THE INUNDATIONS IN FRANCE.—LIVERrOOL, TRUBSDAY.—Tha subscriptions in aid of the suit; r•rt by the lets inundations in Francs continue to ft ins in, and al. ready amount to nearly 2,500 f. Of this cum the committee t•- mated to this Micii,ter 01 the Interior at rdris by loot night's poet 1,0001. on acciont. THE ILKLEY MURDER, GOVERNMENT REWARD. — Sir Oeorre Grey hte ancient ced on the part of the gleam. mint a reward of 1001. for the discov ry of the murderer cf Mrs. M'Kn'ght, and a pardon to any accord -lies not the actual perpetrator, who will give evidence. — Leeds Jr, curl. [Advertisement.)--HoLtowAY'd Pitts SINGCs !Ante Erneactoce roe tea teas or lime eau iNTIGIF(IO , Daniel Dogberty, of Arligdocr, rem so eittcted with indtge,t and a disordeeed stomach that life bed become quite a hurtbre t, him. Us con.d scarcely (Mat any kind of nod even bread Aisne would ocemion faintness and other wink:want feelings. Ile tried a variety of retractile. , without the wiebed for re ler. but a few dopes of Holloway's pike teal a mast mirmulou • ffect, tor in a few wet! • perfect and moat excellent cure was edema' by them.—Sold by ad medicine vendors throughout the wort ; at Promeor Hulloes, • Eatablishmen.a. 244, Strand. London. and Sd, Maidandsne. Ne• York; by A. Stamp; Constantinople; A. Guldicy, Smyrna; and E. Muir, Malta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS RAMBROUG II —Pow 21. t the Swans, Hayes, Iliddleoes, the wile of the Key N. V. flutebrough, of a sou. blApLEl.—Jove 23, at Br fihton, the wPs of R. P. Maples, Psq„ of a daughter. MAT112.04.--Juee 11. at Crrekeroe, Boaters.% the wife of T. Ms. taw.. f.sq , of a soli. NI 711OLVIN.—Juse 24, at Baihanxhill, the wife of C. Nicholroo. Esq., of a daughter. 11,08101TA.—Jutio 21, at Sydney-buildings, With, the wee of Mr. H. liegata, o 4 a moo. ROGElls.—Jwie 21. at Manor.park-terrace. Streatham. the of 0. J. Rogers, Esq., of a daughter. WILLIAMB.—Jwie 22. at Ilarmoodmerthi Middlesex, th g Eq., 0c a d••••t•r* WREFORD.—June 23, the wl'e of S. Wieford, E-q., of t..e House, Craytord, Keel, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. IDMARDS—BURROW.—June 4, •l ft. Andre by the Rio. A. BUTTO4r, A. C. Edward., gm.. PM of th. Ir. Edwards, Egg., of blecthes 6. to Emily daughter of the Biel. A. Borrow, Esm., of Carleton Hall, Cumberland. MOLMES--BANDERS.—Jam 24. at St. George's. Hanover Arlo'. by the CWT. Ainslie, M.A., A. W. 1101mem GO.. of lio" 4 / Imalte. Derbyshire, to ELM., daughter of the 'nb J. gan.'ers ROHNER —D AVG-O.—June 24, at In Mary's. Cheltenham b. be Ben. J. Harem M.A.. W. 11,.rmr, Eng.. of the 11PTIA1t4N 143 . 16 to Elisabeth Lydia, daughter of the late D. IL 1.44114. EN. DEATHS. DILAYOBBIE—Jaar st Boulave-sur.iler, J. IL NW. , of Biomes'', Surrey, aged 71. EDMONDS. - hoe A at the abbey, Bradford, Wilt.. 3 . fi:lit'a4 24. at Clareodoo stllas. Notuog.tua, R. IL IL,: bans, Esq., late of illocuukhuse, aged 57. Obit —Jame 21, 1. R.. Luke, goo o' J. Lute, Esq., or Broolstrfft• buildings. sited 27. BOWL —Jose 20, at Rryottrion. Matruh, Aeglessy. Gra4v 1,1. 47 loom, Esq., roar tor, aged Cl. WAILEY.--1000 22. at West Strand. Oaring-Cur, obr" AIM, We of H. H. Watley. - Mabel sad paNabal bp Wiatiati IL era Haas, cl nai. totted la Ole vet Lewin, MEW. of l 011... La 1.,,aW.1 Weak la lbe Prociact at if altar:lam—Faun L) s 27, . (,